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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-18

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


=. Mills on High street.
j. 4. GaskiH, one of the Grand
Chain teachers is here TO attcId Inc
institute which convened here Mon
day
Dr. Herbert Rice. who has been
seriously i'll at Mattoon the past two
months returned home Sunday even
evening much improved in health and
will resume his duties as dentist at
the Rice and Willard offices.
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At the Arcade.

A complete change of program is
Offered this afternoon and tonight at
the Arcade on Eighth street The
Vikings Daughter The Vacuum
Cleaner" The Wonderful Fluid"
and "A Carnival OF Fun" Don't miss
one of the biggest shows of the sea.
sou.
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FRomcoAST TO COAST.
On Special Train will Eugene v. Dehs
Go ectioneerinq.

Chicago. lug. 1.-THE national ex
ecutive committee Of the socialist
party today made plans for their
campaign II was decided to seni
from this city on August 81. a speciai
train to the Pacific coast. carrying
Eugene V. Debs, the party's candidate
for president and several other speak.
ers
1t is planned to visit $50 cities be.
tween here and the Pacific coast al
ter which the special will return to
this city. thence to the Atlantic
coast
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IS SCORED BY BURKE
Concluded From First Page.)

Sheldon said he returned several
such contributions to those who made
them. in compliance with the federal
law governing the matter.
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The only real thing is to stu5y hos
70 rid life Of lannentatiGn ans cesa-
plant = n te.us-
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AZ the pathe.

Change of bill at the Patne after
noon and night A good program.
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I'm ot siouuence.

To interest the passions 10 impas
sion the interests. behold, this Is the
aim OF eluGHepce ~ j6seph RouN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Aug 1.-THE game
scheduled for today was played Sun.
day. There will be no game until
Wednesday.
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THREE | LEAGUE.
At Clinton.
At Rock Island.

Rock Island, Aug. 1L-Cedar Rap.
ids scored twice on an error in the
outneld and the game was called at
the emf OF the twelfth to enable the
team TO catch train.
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Philadelphia .......s........1 .
Batteries-Ruelb2ch and Moran
F0Aen, Richie and Doom.
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At Pitts buru.

Fitsburg and Boston postponed
owing to wet grounds.
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August IS.
Mrs Kate Chapman returned Tue
day to their home in East St. Louis
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At Philadelphia. Z
At Washington.

Observation-Disclosures, Street and IA
hoe, White. Walsh and Sullivan
Called in the seventh on account of
storm.
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At Chicaoo

Chicago Aug 17-Five hits in the
second and third scored four runs for
the locals.
Score r II f
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. > /
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At New York.

Batteries-Lake. Orth. Doyne and
slelPCw: joss and Bemis.
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AME RlCAN LEAGUE.
At Boston.

Hatteries-Steele and Crger: VIII
lett and Schmidt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
SEARCH FOR n. b. RICE
Omaha Police Think He Nay ThrO1C
LIGHT on Rustin Murder.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Omaha Sept. 5.-A new tack was taken by
the Omaha police in the Rustin murder case
to-day when reports reached them that the
husband of Mrs. A. B. Rice, who is now in Gus
tody in connection with the case, in Omaha
last week and had made inquiries concerning
the relations between his wife and DR.. Rustin-
Since then search has been made for Rice,
but he has not yet been found. Rice has been
in the army for the last three years, but his
time expired in August. and, according to Mrs.
Rices father. who reached Omaha to-day. he
expected in Chicago, two weeks ago. The
police have evidence connecting Rice with
the crime, but want him TO explain his where
abouts on the night of the murder.
Another development to-day was the news of
the discovery Of exploded pistol shell Of 81
calibre in the handbag belonging to Mrs Rice.
DIR. Rustin killed with 32-calibre revol-
yer, and no trace of the weapon has since been
found.
Still another discovery was a $500 check In
the possession of Mrs. Rice, drawn by DR. Rus
tin in favor of A. B. Rice The check had been
presented for payment, which was refused be-
cause of lack of funds on deposit by DR.. Rus
tin. police theory is that the check was
given In a Matchmaking scheme. the failure TO
obtain the money causing the murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
PRIEST ARRESTED IN MURDER CASE.
Five Italians and an American Girl Held in
Rutland, vt.

Rutland VT Sept. enlarged with being an ac-
cessory after the fact to the murder of Accarido
Sanford Sicilian, who killed on the night Of
july % in an isolated spot this city the Rev
Father Francis Crociata. pastor of the Italian
Church of Our Lady of Sorrow, was arrested to-
night on a warrant issued by the Rutland County
Court based on information filed by State Attor-
ney r. A Lawrence. of this city. at the request or
the grand jury. The priest was taken TO the Rut-
land County Jail Father CrOciata, who is only
thirty-hve years old. came here from Italy two
wears ago and through his efforts the Italian
church erected here.
Vito Tuscianna and Vincenzo Gola were indicted
to-day on the charge of murder in the first degree
by the grand jury in this case. while Father Gro
ciata Gaspara CrOciata brother of the priest;
Giovanni GiOla, brother of of the indicted
men, and a girl named Annie Black are charged
with being accessories
The body of Sanford, who powerfully built
man, was found a lonely road the night
of July y by W. r. Kinsman whose horse SHE'D at
the body lying the highway. Kinsman in
formed the police, and 1t found that Sanford
had been shot through the left cheek and breast
Five Italians and the Black girl were later taken
into custody in connection with the crime and it
is alleged that Annie Black confessed that acting
under the instructions Of the Italians she entced
Sanford to a lonely part of the road between the
Rutland Railroad bridge. No. 76. and the Rutland
Country Club house where he shot and killed
not understand the to be murdered. The
evidence of the girl placed before the grand
jury and resulted in the indictment of the two men
and the arrest of the others as accessories.
The murder is said to have been the result of a
feud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
WEsTCHEsTER ASKS TIME EXTENSION
Mellen Plan for Overhead Electric An
nounced-May Join Subway.

The amended franchise of the New YORK west
chester & Boston Railway Company, with the ad-
ditions as forecasted and outlined by President
MeIlen of the New Haven road before the Public
Service Commission a few weeks ago. is shown in
the petition and advertisement in The City
Record yesterday. in advance of the proposed pub
lie hearing at the Board of Estimate meeting Sep
TENDER 1S
The company wants overhead electric trolley
system The company will provide the city with
the right to string three cables instead Of two
conduits for electricity.
The company also wants to connect with the sub
way road at West Farms and at Westchester ave-
nue. when that proposed route is built
The time for the completion of the four-trac ok
road from the city line TO 174th street is asked TO
be extended August 1911. and from 174th street
TO the Harlem River to August 2, 1913. The former
route is through unbuit section, while the sec
ton through which the latter passes is built up.
The requests will be referred to a committee
eff he hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Rotterdam. Sept 4-voIturno (Br). New York
Bordeaux Sept 2-Indian Monarch t3rl- New 1orS
Trieste. Sept 1-Argentina (1uss). New York VIA NS
Genoa sept 5-Arrived KONG Albert Ger. Feyen NV
Gibraltar and Naples
Naples. Sept 2-San GiiOrgio utae. New YORK vo-z
Rio Janeiro. sept 5-CastiItan Prince tBrl Ne" -
Manila Sept 3-Bloemfontein New York via N$A1~
Alden Colombo etc. for Yokohama 80
Shanghai Sept 3-Bisley (3r). Yokohama. etc. ioE ~
Auckland Sept 5-Invertay (rl New York via DurnA1A
SAILED
Southampton sept 5-PhiIadepha, New York via 49, 80.
Outh and CherbOUrg; ST Louis. New York VA NNS
London Sept 5-Minnehaha tBrl. New YorS-
town. Celtic tBrl. York VITA Queenstown
Dover. Sept ). 80 nEZeeland ttrl. New NofS
=. S:G4 a nl-Phiiade phta. New loFA -
CherbOurg and Southampton tand prCCeecedi-
Gibraltar sept 5-Sidra tErl. New YORK Tor Naples
Glasgow Sept 5-Caisdonia tF3r New York via Movtss.
(Iier1 from HAMBURG and southampton NeS VossS
Barbados sept 3-Norse Prince from santos -
Rio JaneirO for New Orleans New NerSs 80 -
rientes CCier) from Santos and Rio de Jansiro -
York -.
Palermo Sept Itap from Genoal. NsS
Bremen Sept s-BriIIiant Ger New York =,
Rotterdam. Sept 5. m-Nieuw Amsterdam tDui0N'
New York via Bouogne
Havre. sept s. MA Lorraine Err. New NotN
Palermo. Aug S0-Martha Washington CAust) VIO-
New York.
Naples. Sept 2-SlavOna (Brl. New York.
PASSED.
scnIy sept s $50 nl-Brenen Ger, New YOrS tof
Plymouth. CherbOurg and Brere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday in
the United States District Court follows:
Involuntary against the National BottIers.
Supply Company. at No % West Broadway. by
With claims of s541 81. William Henkel jr was
appointed receiver. The stock is estimated 70 be
worth $4,000. The liabilities placed
$50. 900
who compose the firm of Peter II Reilly Il
Bro wholesale dealers in wall paper. No. I27
Trichromate Engraving Company $50. and BaItus
s. Yankaus' 1915. Henry B. Singer was appointed
receiver.
2. Involuntary against Bertha Jynger dealer and
Second avenue, by Heyman & Hollaender and
others whose claims are 1926 81. Harry Oster
appointed receiver
Two petitions against the firm of Il. Pasternak
& Son, cOaks and suits. at No 10 East Sth
street, by Joseph kirkland and others on~as-
signed claims amounting TO sl1O9.. Robert A.
Inch was appointed receiver. The liabilities are
given about 100000 and the assets $4,000.
consisting of stock worth $4,000 and outstanding
accounts of $500.
Involuntary. against l. Johnson & Co. dealers
in flour and bakers supplies. at No. 165 Essex
Claims total 1888 80 Guernsey Price was apo
pointed receiver. The assets are estimated az
1850.
The schedules of Samuel Gefnler of No I34s
Fifth avenue give liabilities of s4ss0 As and
assets of s2.052 Jacob Sarner OF No 1880 Fifth
avenue. is the highest creditor. his claim being
$500 for money lent.
The schedules of the Thomas j. Brady Com
pany. builders, contractors. etc. with Offices at
No, 1923 Broadway. were filed yesterday in the
Supreme Court They show: Liabilities S14s. 9sf:
to into the hands of the assignee will not
exceed $4,000. The company had contracts on
ONCE buildings and The Bronx Court House 1t
assigned on juno IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1908
ARRIVED


Steamer Lucania CBrl War;. Liverpool august q 2ao
Queenstown 30 70 Co. Ltd with ool caoHa
and 464 passengers mails and mdse Arrived AZ
steamer Apache staples Jacksonville September ard
Charleston g. the CLYDE IS 90. with passengers 3
steamer Swat (Er,. Mckenzie. Tjilattap June . sou
rabaya 2s. samarang July colombo 10 Suez ana F
ndse. Arrived the Bar at $50 a m -. ~ y,
Pacific with mise Left Quaran'ins a.
Steamer Bayarno cuban Jones Tampiso August > 70
the New York Mall Co. with mdse Arrived
a Bar 1910 18th - 49, -. %
Steamer Hawaiian Sweetser Puerto Mexico Ausls, =.
via Delaware Breakwater september T. 20 the Amerto
Hawaiian SIS Co. with mdse Arrived at the Bar d. o
Steamer Prfncipessa Laetta tab Martini MARSHES
August 4. Leghorn H. Denia Il and Ayers ~ 70 g. ~
son. Spence * Young with mdse- Arrived Al TIE 0 -
Steamer Unbrfa tBr, Turner. Iverpool august - and
passengers mdse- Arrived the Ear at i;Sa n
steamer New York Roberts southampton ana 80 -
145 steerage passengers malls and ndse TTl'eI -
steamer Monroe Hulphers Newport News ard Norfolk
the Old Dominion $ Co. with passengers anu "''S
steamer ocmuiEee Webs brunswick september e
TIE Brunswick IS Line. with mdse- Anchored n ~-a
steamer Ashheld CBr) Anderson Caiba-ien August 81
TO the Munson Lire. with sugar Arrived at 'ns D
steamer New York from southampton via CherbourS
SAILED.
Steamers st Paul Southampton Via Plymouth anu
mania 1iirl liverpool via Queenstown. Princess Ireas
(Ger' Naples Genoa President Grant Ger Ean I
netonka tBr London: Bgenos Avres tSoani. ta-lz
celona Furnessfa tBr,. Glasgow via hoylle ~
Sarstoga Havana. SANTA cen Insgua colon. etc;
Jacksonville. EspsranZa Cristonal.
tF5r, kingston colon etc; Regina ,Cu6snl iiaEAl1- -
Concho Key West ard Galveston; E. Siglo. New u
leans Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News Oes.
chez BrJnswick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADpER
EASEMENTS OF TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

nue. 18th TO 3Dh street offer Oldham Mills portieres
covers tapestries, etc
HEARN 14th street west of Fifth avenue. be-
gins on Tuesday sale of boys and girls wear
and new silks and dress goods for women. He adj
vertises also big sale of Irish point lace curtains
O'NEILLADAMS COMPANY. Sixth avenue.
10Th to I'D street have sale 1890 pairs of i'm
norted hosiery for men and New fell
silks are also for sale on Tuesday.
display this week a great variety in eyeryt' Il &
that children
JOHN FORSYTHE. Broadway and 18th street.
for three days, beginning Tuesday. will show tall
ored cloth suits and tailored silk waists in large
assortmepts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
BIG WHEAT YIELD RUMoR FALSE.

WashingtOn, Sept 5-An agent sent by the De-
partment of Agriculture to Juniata, Ida. to in
vestigate the present status of so-called Alaska
wheat said TO yield two hundred bushels
acre to-day made the following statement by
wire:
Alaska Welding twenty-five bushels an acre.
RadIv mixed Grain inferior. Quality soft and
white Ordinary wheat yielding fully much
Best varieties more.
An ANALYSIS recently made by the Department
NJ Agriculture shows that Alaska wheat contains
only little more than Per cent of protein. while
soft winter wheats average 10 ger cent hard winter
wheats y per cent and hard spring wheats 12i1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
ROBBERS HID HIS LEG.
It Was Wooden, and Ticket Agent Watched
Plundering, Helpless.

Washington. Penn, Sept 5.-Because robbers hid
his wooden leg. Oscar O'Harrah. ticket agent AZ
Golfers W. Va. compelled to lie on his bed
and watch two masked men go through his clothes
search the house and take s125. watch and other
property The men overlooked $3.50 OF the railroad
company's money concealed in coat. O'Harrah
was awakened TO find burglars In the house HIx
trousers and wooden leg gone. Two men cana
into his room and began search. compelling
him with n revolver to keep silent The search
finished the pair Informed O'Harrah he would fad
his wooden leg downstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Blucher which 35s miles % sandy Hook
at 40 m yesterday Is expected at her dock
a to-day.
Siasconset. Mass. Sept 5.-The HOLLAND America Lire
Rotterdam. Rotterdam and BoUlOEre for
New York communication by wireless telegraph
station when the vessel was ~ miles
Of SANDY Hook at $50 D. VIII probably dock lsts
afte early Monday morning
Tn. Anchor Line California from Glasgow
MoviIie FOR New York In communication b. wireless
eIeeraph with the here when the vessel 34
miles east OF Sandy Hook. ?. m VIII probably dock
3 D. M. to-day.
1rhs sfcuIs Americana steamer san Giovanni.
from Messna Palermo and Napies for New YORK. vas
reoortef By telegraph when passing the Nan
tlcket south Lghtship. at 40 p n VIII prob
ably docA T:30 a. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
1sANseAcIEIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer g.
Tahiti and MaIqHesas IS1Ano' We To-day. ESQ "a
A Vest New DeaLann
Fiji Islands Caledonia wa .ao
Vancouver Victoria B Cl-Aanuka AO-r-A1' O-0S-
COrea- China Philfppins
ands tvfa Seatte)-Tango Maru SEP - 0-0~ -
Hawaii. specially addressed MAJ! Iol
Japan, Corea and China (via san Fr1s. "a
ctscO)-MOngOIa
Japan, Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria 3 a. gs.
CO-Empress Of India ,oep@ - S@'s -.
japan Corea. China and Phinppine Isl a. .A-
Seattls)-SuveTfc SEPT =. NV ~ .
New Australia Except Westl
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia VIZ ., s.so -
Francisco(-BoveTfc >ep~ 20 N-O0 y -
japan Corea China and Phtii2pine Isl
ands specially addressed only) wa - .s.
Tacoma -BeIerophon 70 o'SOV |"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
WITNESS IN ROBERTS CASE BONDED.
Atlantic City Police Make Sure of Chair
Pusher's Appearance in Court

Atlantic City, Sept 5.-The condition of Charles
B. Roberts. of Baltimore who shot while in a
rolling chair the Boardwalk. continues i'm
prove. Jesse Jackson, the chair pusher IN whose
chair Mr. Roberts and Mrs. Williams were riding
when the shooting occurred, taken before
magistrate to-day and held in $500 bail witness,
his employer going his bond
The police say this action is merely a precautiOn-
airy measure to insure JacSson's attendance in
court In case he is wanted a witness. The
police say the identity of MIR. Robertss assaiIant
is as deep a mystery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

- MACY g. CO. Broadway. between saith and
es,b streets have on sale this week womens new
rodeI suits skirts and storm coats. also an carry
autumn supply OF new dress fabrics Everything
from clothes for children returning 10 scnool 70
,,,-n,,ee for the schooroon, is emphasized Car
nets rrgs laces mirrors. furniture ana many
specials in the grocery department are offered In
tempting array
ABRAHAM e. sTRAUs. Brooklyn. announce
,,r annual fall sale household utilities special
King bargains IN Lalance q 1ros1ean ehalheAeo
ware.
FREDERICK ". EVEhS, Nos. 81 ana % East
2lst street. tells of some bargains III furniture ior
this week
sIMPsoN-cRAWFoRD CoMPANf' skin ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
CAVE COLLAPSE NEARLY KILLS BOY
Takes Police Twenty Minutes to Rescue Lad
from the Debris.

Joseph Ryan. eighteen years old. of No 4s 44th
street Brooklyn. inspecting a small cave
that he and some of his boy friends had dug ana
built in 10th street, between Third and Fourth
avenues yesterday, when one of the sides fell in
and almost killed him.
Some boys ran to the Fourth avenue police sta
ton and Lieutenant Convoy hurried TO young
Rvan's assistance 1t was twenty minutes before
he could be taken out and hurried to the Nor
wegian Hospital where it found he had suf-
fered internal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
DROWNED IN. NIAGARA RIVER.

Buffalo Sept. 5.-Miss Marion Aspden. twenty
one years old, drowned in the Niagara River
opposite Buffalo this afternoon. Miss Aspden and
Miss Eugcna Oberist swimming the Ca
madam shore when the former taken with
cramps Miss Oberist made brave but fruitless
effort TO save her companions life. Miss Aspden
was a we'll known society girl The body has not
been recovered and probably Will be carried over
Niagara Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
PLAN LARGE MARYLAND POWER PLANT
IBy Telegraph to Tn

BY telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Cumberland Nd, Sept. 5.-A party of Eastern
CAPITALISTS including Vice-President {. l. Pulen
and other officials of the Western Maryland Coal
and Coke Company, and John Bogart. Of New
York the engineer who designed the Niagara Falls
power plant visited the coal lands of the company
In Garrett County yesterday to ascertain the FEAST
hility and probable cost of constructing a large
power plant the property by daInnlng the
youghogheny River. Mr.. Bogart announced that
by building three dams the water passed through
turbine wheels, would develop l5,o" horsepower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
EXPELLED MINISTER TO APPEAL.

Jamestown. N Y. Sept 5-The Rev. r. T.
Cooper of Hillvile. Pa who was removed yester-
day from membership and ministry in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church the Erie annual confer
ence in this city, will take the case to higher
tribunal and into the civil courts of Ohio where
the charges originated.
The Rev Mr.. Cooper was expelled on account of
gross immortality charged before the conference
and sustained by the investigating committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
READING EXTENDS WORKING TIME.

Reading, Penn. Sept 5.-The Reading company
posted notices at it's locomotive and car shops
here to-day increasing the hours of the car shop
men from forty-hve hours week to ffty-three and
of the men employed at the locomotive shops from
tbrtv-sfx hours to forty-fve, beginning September
IA The order affects twenty-four hundred men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
THaw GETS CREDITORS NOTICE.

Pittsburg Sept. 5-The formal acceptance by
Harry K Thaw OF the notice that the first meeting
OF his creditors will be held on Monday morning
and OF notice 10 attend the meeting for exanlina-
to- was fled by W. R. Blai-. referee in bankruptcy,
to-day
II was stated this morning at the Office of Referee
Blair that it is not known IL Thaw will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
PAINTING ON EXHIBITION.

THE Pursuit OF Pleasure, painting by Ashley
D. NJ. Cooper is exhibition on the third
floor of the building occupied by the ONeill-Adams
Company Sixth avenue and 10Th street. Hundreds
of art lovers have already the picture, SOU
yenirs of which in the form OF halftone reproduce
tons are given out TO all visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS

~ Mail Vessel
salts
vessel ros- a 100 n
IIanIIten Norfolk, Old Dominion ""0p N
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5
- -, y g. 1Jovd s.5o a m f0.oOa m
nArohprnz win N, o'est m 800
Hoordaiii: Itotteruain. .at Savannah 3OO7m
City or Coiuihous. 3.OOp
Apache Jacksonville. Clyde -.------''- 400 N
Monroe Norfolk. Old Dominion O'E-
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBE1H D.
,, -, l.,,.r5 .. $50 a 200
Adrfatfc Southampton. White star O-oO " 500 =
Nenezia. MarseiIes Fabre ----'.'''-
D AbruZzi, Naples. Italian
San Marcos tIaLves smL cS,s 1oynnion sO0pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALsfANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises Sun 624 Moon sets 12s Moons az. 70
HIGH WATER.
M-sandv Hook air Gov. az Hell Gate s:zp
p M-Sandy $50 Gov. Island 4;1i Hell Gate sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Sept 5,-The Official closing quo
ta;ions for mining stocks to-day We're as follow"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-06

Brings mall
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-11
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC con-
NENTION OF THE FIFTH con-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
WEST VIRGINIA.

A Democratic convention IL here
by called to meet at Bluefield West
Virginia. on Thursday, Aug. 10.
1908, at 10. o'clock a. m. (fast time)
for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for congress for the Fifth
congressional district of West Vir-
ginia, and for the purpose of select
ing -. "A new Democratic executive
committee for said district to be
composed Of one member for each
of the counties embraced therein.
and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be properly
and lawfully come before said con-
vention.
The basis of representation of
"A d counties in the convention
hereby called shall, be one delegate
for every hundred. or major frac-
ton thereof, cast for John j. Corn
well for governor in 1904, under
which the several counties are en-
titled to the following number Of
lplppntps.