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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 5.-SoecuIatfve buying
 ss n Sss o oes asss asses day The final quotations found July Ca,s Chsat A ih 0Hc lower Corn was off IHo. shade lower to shade higher.
 The wheat market opened weak because ysis h the export port trade tra6ss Pn'e Ths toreien oass dullness was emphasized by the whitsuf- os eSrlv nosiday n1; sesson about to commence The covering by shorts.
 Heavy rains were reported In limited seo- general opinion seemed to SS bo that the pres as cipftatfon taken as a whole was fin such q jure the crop. The n chief pressure % '1an on the iatars a5Eet s .hrGps6 the day came from specu % the market Sasrs Mas no, ,n ssr9Ss support to time and prices after the first sa decline sad aa been checked. dragged until the market
 July wheat opened kc lower to Hc high sr at SSA QSskc, sold between s7xc and
 Rsmasy ane recelDss sossd wss wssk st Ssss against 4s2.ooo bushels on the sama day
 Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago report. ca receipts Of 17s cars. against 1ss cars last week and s44 year ago.
 recsps and Seer anq 0n lack ot specuiativs support and N the Asss weak An early break was partially recovered on buying of shorts but a further decline
 Prices of cash corn declined ic to Sc. ana 1t was generally reported that the majority of the planting in the corn belt VIII be finished within few days.
 July corn opened unchanged to hc lower at ss%c tc sSBc, sold between 67&c and es hc and closed weak and at the low point at 6T&c. -
 Selling orders from the country were in evidence in the oats market all day and they axerted strong depressing effect, Leading longs also threw considerable Sep- tember oats on the market shorts were the chief buyers.
 July opened h a %c lower--at 4B%c to tec, sold between 45 kc and 46Ac and clos ed at 45%c.
 The provisions market was dull but fairly steady early in the day and later became firm despite the decline in grain Buying was scattered At the close July pork was unchanged to a shade lower at SIS. 6b to &l2 67h. Lard was a shade lower at $s52h. Ribs were unchanged at s7 .4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NEv YORK COTTON.

New York. June 6.-The cotton market was quiet today and lost a little more than 1t gained yesterday. the close being barely steady at a net decline of 11@1S points. Sales for the day were estimated at 15O,O0O bales.
 The market opened steady at a decline of l 1b points and notwithstanding better cables than due. sold off s to a met de cline of S614 points during the early ses- sion under realizing by recent buyers. and bett0r weather reports There were some prinEafe advices of damage from the storms and overflows complained of yesterday which had a tendency to check aggressive counts had been liquidated. the market steadied slightly on Wall Street bull sup port and covering. but failed to develop any strength of consequence. and later cas- ed off reaching the lowest point in the last few minutes.
 Wall Street people seemed to Do selling In the late session. supposedly reducing long lines for over the weekend The Liverpool market will be closed on Saturday and Mon day and next wek Is practically a holiday in Manchester So that the trade Is inclined to look for a quiet market barring some radical change in the weatsher news. Pre- dicttous for a bearish visible supply state ment may have had some influence on the decline during the afternoon but the bet ter weather and absence of aggressive bull suppor twer ethe most prominent features Ac higher.
 Receipts at the ports today 1O,s1O bales against iO,32T last wek and 7.574 last year For the week 65,000 bales, against e4.ss7 last week and s0.0s6 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 3,e3S hales, against 2,S15 last year and at Hous- ton 2.05s bales. against 2S6 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Former Millionaire in Poverty Al IT
 Chicago, June 5.--A dispatch to The Tribune from Milwaukee says:
 "C. J. L. Meyer. first president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. former mayor of Fon du Lac, at one time a business partener of the late Senator Sawyer in the wholesale lum- Der business. a former millionaire and prominent politician, and now a resi- dent of Chicago. has applied to Agent Gustav Freelson, of the Associated Charities for admission to the Milwau- kee County Poor House.
 Two daughters. both married to wealthy men, failed to reply to the re- quest for aid, 1t is said, and son, who lives in Chicago, is too poor to care for his father.
 By his removal to Chicago two years ago MT. Meyer has forfeited his right to admission to the Milwaukee County Poor House. but MT. Freelson will make an appeal in his behalf to his wealthy sons In law.
 MT. Meyer refused money aid. He is 77 years of age and was once pBom- inent in the councils of the republican party, having twice been a delegate to national conventions"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
CHINESE IN A CAR.

San Francisco. June 5.-when a seal ed box car which apparently had come intact from Galveston. was opened in the Southern Pacific yards today. six teen half starved Chinese were found, in addition to a ahlf load of heavy steel.
 The car was ten days on the road and had been in the yards for forty eight hours. The Chinese had a little water and a few crackers left, but were weak and hollow eyed. One of them showed a certificate entitling him to admission to this country, but the others were turned over to the immt- grafton officials.
 It Is supposed by the officials that the men were smuggled across the Mexican boundary and placed in the car being replaced with others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (COrrected Dailyl

ACOrrerteu ABA0ysl These prices are at wholesale and not to stsTch-corn sa1Oo; standard Roods Pearl 4hc: gloss lump SMc; nickel goods $500.
 Lard-Leaf sHo; compound sHo: basis tiarces. Rice-Extra fancy head 7hc: fancy head eh Q7c; broken Al G5c; Japan 6h h@6Nc. salt-Liverpool $1.16; Virginia e0c; Lou isiana soc.
 vinegar-Per gallon 1s@2so.
 Coftee-Green common sh O Ioc; prime sh 910e: choice 11@12c: fancy l30iIKc. candies-AXx Soda sAc; XXX ginger snaps Tc.
 t3.T5.
 Hides-Dry Hints s@sc; dry salted k0Ye. green hides s@4c; green salted Ac. Wool-cleaF lsc: bury ss11c; washed Meal Standard Soc: waterground sso. Pearl 97c. wv per box $3. 75; Irish potatoes per busbsI q 10; onions. yellow globes S1.75 bu: fan cy H. F. Peanuts 6kc lb.: choice FiorIds oranges. assorted sizes $3 50: Florida Pine apples $S.25; new potatoes $4. 50 bbl
 Tomatoes t2. 25; Snap Beans stand. Si; Cucumbers S1. 50.
 Cheese-Full cream. daisies Isc; sinKles l5hc; ID. cuts square 17e.
 Grits-Per bbL 34.75; per sack 3.zs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

T-Indicates inappreciabIe rainfall s-For yesterday. t-For 24 hours ending a an m 18th meridian time.
 NOTE-The average maximum and mini mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up nt each center from the ac- tual number of reports received The s,stafA of weather" ts that prevailing at tins of Rains have fallen in all diStricts, being mere sorfnkles in Texas though heavy in portions of Georgia. and North Carolina and excessive at Mariow. Okla. Favorabie temperatures still prevail
 FRANK P. CHATTER
 Section Director. " E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
THE TRADEsMAN's WEEKLY RE-
 VIEW.
of New Industries And Industrtai De-
 veIopment in the south.

C.hatfanooga, Tenn, June 3--(Special) Tndustrial development in the South during the week ending today is indi- cated by reports made to The Trades- man concerning the, e,Iestablishment or new industries in that period The TOT lowing list, authorized by The traoesr man shows the more important new in- duetrses of the week. Some quite large capitalization "a will be noticed. For in- stance there are a 5000 mining com nanv in. Arkansas; a s600,OOO toDacco ron,nanv and a $400,000 candy. and cracker factory in Georgia; Sl2o,0VV hardware and iron company in Ken lucky: an electric light plant Tn okia- homa; a $50o,0 ,000 paint factory m sais- souri: a $500, 900 development company in North Carolina; $lSO'OVv unDea ana lie company in Texas; $20o.00O manufacturing company and SlVV'' oo0 woolen mill in Virginia The Tradesman's list for the week IS as follows: . cseneva--S12 900 lumber company. Ensley-S15.000 land company. Huntsville-Canning factory samson-Electric light plant; water works.
 Little Rock-S20.000 mining company. e
 Florida. Pampa
 Georgia. Atlanta-s20e,0 900 misunderstanding com nany: s25.0o0 manufacturing company; lumber company; S5.o0O mining com pany; $40o.000 candy and cracker fac tory; S1O0,000 investment company; $500, 900 tobacco company. Coosa-Canning factory.
 
 owensboro-$125,OO 900 hardware and iron company.
 Louisiana, New Orleans-$30,00O construction company; S1O.000 development com pany; $10.000 stave and lumber com pany.
 Lake Charles-MattFess factory.
 ATIssIssippi. Bolton--Electric light plant.
 Missouri. St. Louis-$20. 900 development com pany: $25, ,O00 lumber company. bottling works; s3o.Oo0 land company; S2o.OOO metal works S50o0o paint factory. Joplin-s10o, 900 land company; $4S'- 900 mining company. Gallatin-S25, ,000 milling company. Y Kansas Gity-S5O, 900 safety mail bag company; investment company; $25,0OO lumber company.
 
 North Carolina. Bryan City-$20.000 building com pany.
 Standardization company. Shelby-$10,0O0 automobile company. Durham-$50O.00o development com pany.
 Cieveland-S50, ,OoO oil mill. Asheville-Box factory.
 south Carolina. E pany
 Ninety ty-Six-Telephone company.
 Tennessee. . Nashville-S25.00 construction com pany.
 Dallas--$lOO. 900 land company: Slo.- 900 laundry; s150.000 timber and tie company; lumber company. Cameron-S10.0O0 hardware company. Mineral weIls-Water works. Sonora-$5, 500 cotton gin. Electra -$5, ,0O0 elevator company BrownsvilIe-$5,0 900 electric company. AmariIlo-S25.O 900 brick and tile works.
 MarshaIl-S4.OO0 canning factory Gainesville-s7,500 creamery. Long Point-Telephone company. Houston-s5,0 900 oil company. Petrolia--oil company.
 Virginia. Roanoke-S25.000 granite company. Riehmond-$50,000 land company. Alexandria--320,0 900 laundry, Hampton-S26.OoO plaster factory. Staunton-S20O.0 900 manufacturfng company.
 Fredericksburg-s1oO 900 ,wooIen min. Powhatan-$15.000 lumber company. NorfoIk-s25, 900 paint factory. Lynchburg-360,O 900 fee factory.
 Went virgtnls. ParkeFsburR--sb0.o0 oil company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real est.ta were recorded yesterday in the oflca If the Probate Judge. "
 J; B. Meriwether to J. Bradley Meri. wether IT., 11o acres of farm lands in montgomery County, known as the Joe Temple plantations consideration nor given. nv
 There were filed yesterday in the of- nee Of the Clerk of the Federal Conrf two petitions in bankruptcy, the one tnat or Bill Foster, railroad emnlove who gave his assets and liabilities st nominal ngures; the other, that os George Pool. railroad emplove who also gave his assets and liabilities at nominal figures. 's
 The following notices of tncornora- ton were 'iled yesterday with the Sac. retary of State: 'e ? 'e'-
 Coast Manufacturing Comnanv oe Barnwell Baldwin County. Csnits1 stock, S15,000; incorporators. T. q Esush son. ooNn
 New Decatur Machine Comnanv o, New Decatur; capital stock sci ono. incorporators. c. S. Chenault, w. C bullman and s. M. Thompson.
 RowellyHudson Shoe Company. of Selma; capital stock. s10.000: incorpor- ators' I. J. Rowelf. Louise Rowell and Hugh H. Hudson.
 The Governor yesterday appointed N. A. McKinnon Of Conner as a Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Grain and Hay--Bran st.se: shorts st. 60 i; oats ssc; white ssc: white clipped sehc; timothy bay s21 .0e; Johnson grass soc; Ai- falfa q .25; corn 9Sc. ! Prime Cotton Seed Meal szs.oes sacked cotton seed huIls ti3 ton.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. bbL f0c gallon, cases, gallons a 50 per case: maple syrup Log Cabin Brand, gallons st4; x gallons t7 80: quarts s4.25 per doz
 Chickens--Hens 35 0toc: flyers ss0 4oc: bruiIers soc; ducks 2sc: turkeys lie
 sugar-Granulated Kc; F. r. c. sKc.
 Eggs-1kc.
 Country Butter-15c per h.; Jersey but ter 25c.
 Basging-New jute 50 or 50 yd pieces lb. s%c. K ID. shc: new sugar sack IN lb INC; ID. s5kc; second hand sugar
 Ties-New Arrow siiS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
'-Extra dividend
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
sT. LOUIs LTyE sTOCK.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. June 5.--The dry goods mar ket held steady and rather quiet for the day. Sales of prints and ginghams contin- ue in large quantities for export and do- nestle consumption. larger demand is working fabrics cotton Quilts are selling quite freely. Cotton yarns are in better re- quest and prices are tending firmer The raw wool market has been quiet for the week save in the carpet wool division where it Is stated that some large sales have been trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
ITALIAN CONVICTED.
Sentenced to Twenty Years for SBIack
 Hand" Letters.

H0n0" Letters.
 New Orleans, June s.-In the first city criminal court here today Alberto PumeIia. an Italian, was sentenced to serve twenty years at hard labor in the State penitentiary.
 Pumeiia sent "biaclx hand" letters to A. Griffignadi, an Italian merchant, ana when his demands for money met with no reply he threw Q dynamite bomb against GrifngnadPs house, which was partially wrecked.
 Tn passing sentence. Judge Baker told Pumelia that he regretted the fact that he could not make the punishm6nk more severe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
xTvERPOOI, COTTON.

Liverpool June 5.-Ciosing; cotton spot dull; epfnners nine points higher:
 American middling fair zee s...I- -1s Good mtddhng s.ss ss.s pee s...o.1y Middltng s.ss s'sssso.ol Low middling s.ss zee. s.'s Hsss s''.ss6 13 Good ordinary s... .S.. ..'. '''. .5s
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 200 were for speculation and export and included 2,7O0 American No receipts.
 Futures opened firm and closed barely steady. American middiing zoe.
 June .+t. <ss.s sss-h s"'s sss.e go June-Jufy .uss ssss ssss ssss rsss''o +e1 JulY-AuEupt ssss sse.U August-September ssss .s.s..b b6 E September October s... b.3b October-Novembe ..5 25h November r-December s..s ..b 25h Decemner-J anuary sss. ssss assss sss.o.1 January -t tebruary ssss s-sss..'b.O February March zee. zee sss-.s.. .0g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
TREAsIrRY arATENIENr.

of the traas,,-,, hata,..e Is Sha gnnaraI fund shoWR:
 Available cash balance .... ... .42ss,s1I7so 5s9 coln ana bullion z4'1SZa1I Sold certificates 38,2S1,TT0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NM ORLEANs CorTON

Nav Orleans, June S.--Spot cotton was ntea4lv with prices unchanged. Middltng ii 5zc: sales were 1,700 bales on the spot and817k to arrive.
 s1,e close of ssesterday The Liverpool market opened better than expected. but the response the part of the local mar at New Orleans ct the opening was attribut- ed to reports of much more favorable weather than had been predicted and pros pects of a continuance Of fatr weather xIareughout the belt. The weather reports continued to be the principal feature of the market throughout the day and being of a bearish nature. had a depressing Influence. Al fine close. which barely steady, the acffva mouths were 15@51 points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Four colored evangelists from this country who went to England, have struck hard times and are to be oe- ported because they have become public charges
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
WRATHER CONDrTToNs.

The weather Is more or less cloudy over most of the cotton belt. the middle Atlantic states, and the Missouri valley. in which sections showers have been fairly general though clear skies obtain in Alabama and along most of the Gulf coast The rainfall has been locally heavy in portions of Geor- gia and North Carolina. and excessive at Mariow, Okla The depression over the inte- rior is central over wyoming and areas of high" cover the northeast and ex- treme northwest
 Fair weather prevails over the Ohio valley the lake region, the northeast, and in the west. Temperatures continue moder- ately high in the South. but have fallen weather is expected for Alabama during to- night and Saturday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the 24 hours sndiug at am. 18th meridian time.
 Friday. June 5. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
CINCINNATT PRnnIffrr

ClNClNNAl1 PRODUCE. Cincinnati June 6.-Flour, steady; wheat dull s4M 095c. .E8 Corn firm 74@75c. Oats quiet 53h I54c. Rye steady s5c Provisions steady. Whiskey steady $1. 36. Butter steady. Eggs steady 1A615c. Poultry steady, unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. June s.--The following are the total net receipts of cotton Ut alI ports since September ist:
 JaIfeston .-..a s-. -.4s.... ... ..2,S7T,1S6 New orleans ....1. 9e3, ,7e7 nooiIe :.-. 317.3S0 savannah s... .... ..1.470,71s Lnarleston .-.. .... 195,695 V inlinBton i....ss 4e1, 676 Eoriolk ........ 5zU,73o SaItimore ...s s.s.. .s...... TT.sfG New fork -s..R. ...... A6Ss Boston .... .... 1z,947 PhIladeiphia .... ...! g. .. s,s5sN newport News .... .... 2.s10 san Francisco ..s. .... .... 4S,662 BruhsWlck .. 1eB,S24 Fort Townsend .... .... .... 101.346 6ensacoIa ..-.N.... .... .. 1e1.ete Portland. Oregon .... .. lOgV Port Arthur and Sabine Pass .. .. los,s0o JacksonvlIIe ...... S,s44 Eagle Pass. Texas .... .... ...... aos Fl Psso. Texas .... .... 250 Laredo, Texas .... .... .... e62 Minor Forts .... .... .... e.304
 iotai '.'' .... .... .s.o1s.sss WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
 New York. June 5, 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
eOLp FoR aERMANY.

New York. June s.--HeideIbach, Ickei- heimer and Company today announced the engagement of $500. .000 gold for export to Germany. This makes the total engage ments on the present movement s3esI5o.o6o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

New Orleans. June 5.-Receiots seo bar rels rosin: s6 barrels turpentine.
 Exports to New York sS5 barrels rosin i; to Liverpool barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
FioodI Cage jch'ng.l Rain Stage ReadsI 24 2t am.Il hrs. l hrs.
'--Risins. x-Tailins.
RIVER FoRECAs'

RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa will remain stationary or fall slightly. the upper Alabama will rise slow ly, and the iowehr Alabama will remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
FOLLOW CONTRACTS MONTGOMERY SPOT PRICES DECLINE
 WITH FUTURES. xrfth No Trading on Local Market, Cotton fs Nomfually Quoted Quarter
 Off From Thursday's
 Figures.

Local Market Quoted as Follows; Strict mtddftDG s.'... Sso Wfddflng ..ss.A S-AuS
 There was no trading in spot in Mont roTnery yesterday to set the figures for spot cottons but in sympathy with contract prices, which had declined. middlinG was called II 3-16c The price was nominal, there being no disposition for sale on the failing market. ...
 Montgomery's market was dull yesterday, there being a cessation of the sales tnat within the past two three weeks brought bales traded into the thousands.
 The stock despite the spirited trading is much larger than 1t was at this time last year.
 WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT. stoax on hand. Sent. 1. 1907 l.2ss Received past week ezs .ee.n, Received previously ..... .1eI,115- leSs4oS
 ro&nl ... 1ss.s41 shipped past week 1ld Shipped previously ..... lsl'Oez- lel,tp Stock on hand Thursday night. ,..
 June {, 1908 .... ..s. I'sez Stock on hand corresponding day ,z, Re1eived corresponding week last ... Totai receipts to corresponding week xsrsee lime 6 ige7 ,... .... ....12%c Price June s. 1908 .... .... II Ssc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

wilmington, June 5.-soirits trpentine quiet 39c; receipts 24 casks.-H
 Rosin quiet s2. 40: receipts 107. Tar firm S1 50; receipts 42.
 Crude turDentine firm $2. %: $2.70 and s3.75; receipts 67.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORIEANs spOr COTTON.

New Orleans. June 5.--Cotton. spots were steady; sales 1.9T5; receipts S.9s5: stock 120.0aA-
 Low ordinary. nom e.. l-16c Ordinary, nom s.ss ss.. hc Good ordinary .... b-16cf Low middHn& s.-:lV a-AVc Mfdeitng s... ss's sss. t5 Nc Good middl1ng s..sss.a. s.-s ss.s lSe Middling fair s... s.ss ssss sc. hc Ealr. nom ..... ..... .s.s ... " ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
sHIPMENTs T0--

 sssss Lis7 eoqt Nrance cont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
READY FOR room HOUSE.

Casino Matinee today, 8sao. Irene Myers Stock Co.,, 10 Gents,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NAVAL sTOREs.

Charleston, June 5.-Turpentine quiet at 3SNc; sales none.
 Rosin quiet; sales none. ABc @. 50; D $2. .55; g 90; $3.00: G $3.05; H $3 50: I s4. so; s5,55; s5.s5; N SC. %; we $6. 15; wv $6 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York. June B.-For the week tnding Friday, June 5;
 This year. Last year Net receipts at all U. 6.
 port during week . 66,s6B 3i.OOo Total receipts since Sept. 1st .... ....- :. ....s s.ois,sso s,s7l. .sOs Exports for week .... 62,297 69 9S7 Total exports since Sept.
 1st -. -. ..,. -. s.sss.s70 s,Oss, ,oo1 Stock at all U. s. ports S46.630 42s, 013 Stock at all Int. towns 249,B7S PAS 2a6 Stock at Liverpool. .. 6540O0 11s0. O0O Stock of Ann. afloat for Ct. Britain .... .... 6T,000 T6 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Savannah. June 5.--Turoentine firm 4lc; sales 45O; receipts sso; shipments 431.
 shipments 4ls; stock s2. .O5O. Quote: ABc S2. .s0@67h; D S2. .s5: E ga. %; S3.10@I5; c s3.l5; H ss.so; I/S4.so; K S6 .e5; Nj
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
COTToN sTATTsrrcu

New York. June 5.--The following stat,. ties on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday. June S. were corn. piled by the New York Cotton Exehanee.
 Weekly MoVensev,f -'A".
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Sales lHiEh.l Low. Close Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

.-Received too late to be included in av- erageS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans June s.-Cotton seed oil; prime 47c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
1000 MEN OF 8
NAT|ONAL|T|ES IN
LABOR RIOT
PHILADELPHIA POLICE OBLIGED
TO FORM FLYING WEDGE AND
CHARGE INTO THE RANKS OF
THE FIGHTERS.

PHILADELPHIA. April In a
race riot at the Hammerstein opera
house site. in which more than thor-
sIud men parrIcipates, enc man WIS
shot today and scores We're injured
by flying clubs and stones.
The factions We're composed o.
Irish Negroes and Italians. The Ital-
ians were looking fer work and toe
men OF the other Municipalities accused
them of Offering TO work too cheapiy
The police reserves We're called out
and a Gordon OF 40 nlcn were throwl
about the scene OF ;he fracas TO keep
order through the day
So serious did the ARRAY becoma
during the morning Eours that IL was
necessary for the polloe TO form fly
ing wedge and charge into the ranks
OF the lighters