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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
~ ASSOCIATED Press.


NEW YORK, March s-The desultory ope-
rations or the habitual trading element con-
tinued to make up the strong market today
and these operations originated almost exclu-
sively within the four walls Of the stock eS-
change Efforts OF the bear element TO dis
cover weak points earlier in the week having
failed to dislodge any effective liquidation the
professionals having been more inclined to take
the long side. As the floating supply or stocks
Is scanty the buying by the traders Is effec-
tive in advancing prices and prices are held
so long as they hold the stocks they nave
bought The Hartman Pacihcs were con-
spiouous features when prices were advancing
without regard 10 the poor showing made by
the January report OF net earnings OF both
companies.
Heavy declines in gross earnings had no off
set in either case In cutting down OF ope-
rating cost which showed a small Increase TO
be added 10 the gross decrease for effect on the
net earnings. The appointment OF a receiver
for the Western Maryland, subsidiary Gouid
line following the reeetvership for Iexas
line caused Inevitable depression In other
stocks of that group and even more In some OF
the bonds.
The incident was Of little general influence,
however, although discussion of the prospects
OF some minor railroad properties with spen-
ana margin of earnings continued unfavorable
st. Paul was helped by the confident views
attributed to its president over the prospects
of the company's Pacific coast extension. inc
estimates of the weeks currency movement
indicated a gain of something like So,00O,OOO on
balance from the Interior since the last pAnk
statement the renewal of the inflow 70 cehtIai
barking reserves must be accepted as tsnc-
ton Of unrivalled dullness In interior trade
The weeks exports OF whent fell on a,2sO'-
600 bushels ana OF coru a million 0asheis' Gent
pared with last week. An almost totsi sIas.
ration OF the latter stock market caused put
little change In the price level Bonds were
irreeular Total sales par value, Sl,65lOOO.
Government Is registered declined q per cent
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO Marc 6.shortly after
the informal session began on the Bush street
exchange today word was received from Gold.
field that Gates had taken over the control of
the Combination Fraction property. This
caused a strong bull movement in this issue
and 1t advanced from sec bid to 90c bid on
the close. a net gain of 81 points since yester-
day. With good buying support from the east
Goldneld Consolidated advanced to $3.50 bid,
Florence to s4.S7 and Daisy to si.15 Trading
in all of the districts was slightly above the
normal although the strength shown in the
Goldheld list was not reflected in the Bull
frogs or Manhattsns
Following were the closing quotations OF the
San Francisco stock and exchange board. to-
gether with the regular call sales. as furnished
by L. :. Criser & Co.. members Of the Los
Angeles-Nevada mining stock exchange, sos
San Fernando building, Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
NEW TRAFFIC BUREAU TO
ADJUST FREIGHT CLAIMS

8 Plans are now complete for the es- Q
g tablishment in Los Angeles Of a traffic .
81 bureau for the purpose OF adjusting .
g claims with the railroads The Assoc .
% caGed Jobbers of Los Angeles an %
8 nounced yesterday that It was ready 8
g to finance such bureau. which will .
g be a department of the association. 6,
81 The expenses of the bureau were .
g placed at $1,000 a month and it Is said {.
g that $500 has already been pledged. Z.
(. All members of the association have (.
81 been invited to subscribe to member (.
81 ship in the new bureau. The member {.
% ships will be of three grades according o
q to the volume of business done by the (.
@ member. o
81 The traffic bureau will be placed (.
@ under the management of an experi- q
@ enced railroad man, one who has had .
@ large experience in the matter of q
@ claims and who has the confidence of g
o the jobbers. Negotiations are now (.
@ being made with Frederick p. Greg Z.
g son, chief clerk of the freight depart (.
@ ment of the Santa Fe, to take charge o
g of the traffic bureau. 9
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

Morninr Sales
Goldneld Bank--200O al 2%c
Midtown Fraction-4000 at 2hc.
Johnnie--i00O at 121sc (B 60); 1000 at 12hc.
Ccnsolida ted-100 at Sc. 22k.
Daisy-l00 at 81 .12 2400 at s1.13.
Florence--D0 at $40.
Atlanta--1000 at 32c.
Clark Copper-1001 at 10kc.
Frsction--S00 at lie; 800 at 72c 200 at 7Sc
100 at 74c; 400 at 75c.
Afternoon Sales
Bonnie Clare-io0o at 12c IS 800; 1000 at 12c
Atlanta-200O at sic.
Clark copper--1000 at 10stc.
Combination Fracton-500 at Ssc Is. 1o); loo
at Ssc: 800 at S9c 1900 at 9oc; 1900 at 9ic.
Consolidated-100 at $40 cash. 100 at s5.z2
100 at s5.47Is.
paisy-iOO at si.1s Is. 1O; 200 at sl.1i 1901
az Sill.
Eureka-l000 at he
Florence-1oo at si.4sk: 100 at $500; 800 al
$3.50.
Johnnie--2ooo at l2Ac; 100 at iahc; 1000 at
lilac (B 800.
Jumbo Ex.-500 at 42c.
Triange--2000 at sac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, March e.-British ship
Howard D. Troop, Captain Durlee. did not
sail today for Tacoma as expected. being
unable to obtain a full crew.
Steamer Bowdoin, Captain Larsen COM
pleted discharge of lumber cargo for the
N. X. Wood company and cleared tonight
for Grays Harbor via San Francisco to re-
load
Schooner Sequel, Captain Henningser
finished minor repairs to rudder and sailed
in ballast for Hoquam to load lumber car
go for this port.
Merchants Independent companys steam
er Hanalei, Capt McFarlane, cleared to-
night for Portland via San Francisco with
good freight and passenger list.
Gas steamer Orient win leave Saturday
night for Magdalena Bay.
Steamer Pasadena finished discharging
lumber cargo for Southern Pacific and
cleared for Albion 20 reload.
The barkentine Newsboy at Hoquiam has
been chartered to load a lumber cargo for
wholesalers at this port.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Chicago Live stock


By Assoclated FItss'
CHICAGO March .-Cattle--Receipts about
1900; market strong; beeves, s4lsQ6 20; cows
and heifers S200d500; Texans, 10000 so;
calves, So. 25G1Z 25 westerns. Ao0a4 so; stock
ers and feeders. $2.sO@490.
Hogs-Receipts about 100; market Sc higher.
Light, sl25@455; mixed s4.s064t7ii; heavy,
81 soQ4.sO; rough, s4.S0a4.4O; pigs. ss.7o44a5
bulk OF sales. S. ioq455.
Sheep-Recepts about 5000; market strong to
q shade higher; natives. ss.5Og3.9o westerns.
81 seas 49, yearlings 50. 50a66o; lambs. s. 500
90; westerns, $5,5On7i0.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Pacific Coast Trade
~ AssocIated l'ress.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6-Flour, family
extras, s5.4O56OO; bakers. $54o95.65; Oregon
and Washington. $475Q5.25; shipping wheat
81 57i4q1 S3% milling sle7lsa1. 1875; feed bar
ley 81 s2IsQ1. 35; brewing. sL3591 40; white oats
ST. Az al. 62ls; gray, $l.45Qt6O middlings $3.50
IS: rolled barley. S23.50930; oatmeal. 81. TO- oat
greats, g. 80; rolled oats, $40; wheat hay, s12@
II; wheat and oat, sl1@16.So; wild oats, s9@i2:
tame oat, SlOal5; alfalfa. s9@14; straw. 609s5c;
mink beans, sS10@325; lima. $450ll4.7O; small
white 49, SOa360 large white So. 25435O: Early
Rose potatoes, 81. 25Q1.S 49, oregon Burbanks. 75c
@sl.o0i Salinas Burbanks, 75e@Nl0: MERGED
sweets S200d3.50; fancy onions 50. S5GJ2 25;
green peas, 6@l21ac; egg plant, 10Q15cs green
peppers, 5915c; tomatoes, Sl25Q200; aspara-
gus l0G25c; rhubarb, case; garlic. 10plaIsc.
Receipts-Flcur, 212s; wheat, lSl0; barley,
ESQ oats. 1925; beans 10; potatoes, 900; onions
200; bran, $50; middlings, $40; hay 1905 straw,
g. hides 1850; wine, $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

a Shipments of oranges and lemons {.
q from Los Angeles Wednesday, March {
z. 4, reported by the California Fruit {
% Growers exchange, were Ill carloads
q, OF oranges and "a carloads of lemons. {
q Total to date there were shipped {
z, 1O,363 carloads, of which 1913 were Z
q lemons.
8 Last season to date there We're ship 6
Z. ned S442 carloads, of which 99S were G
% lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

% NEW YORK, March 6.-Fifteen car g
o loads of California oranges sold here 8.
z. at auction today at the following 9
@ prices per box for regular sizes; :.
@ Extra fancy navels $500 to 1918, G.
% average S2.45. g
o Fancy naveIs s2.10to $3.50. average /.
@ $3.50. e
% Extra choice navels S1.90 to $2.35, {.
% average $3.50. :.
% Fruit In fair to good condition. Mar G
% ket firm. Weather stormy and I'M g
% favorable. +"
$a133N1>.<.s.>u N9s3@1144@~149~333
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Explained

Mrs. Crinsonbeak--In the farms OF
Norway, during planting and harvest
ing time, more women than men are
seen in the fields.
Mr.. Crimsonbeak--Of course, the
women are in evidence because the men
are down on their knees working, while
the women are leaning over the fences
gossiping.--Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
putting It or

He-"Are you willing to elope with
me?"
She--"Yes. dear; but it must be an
up-to-date elopement."
what do you mean?'
1--WE must wait until you can afford
to own your own automobile!"
-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Financial Record

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 6.--Prime mercantile
paper. 565ls per cent; sterling exchange,
heavy with actual business in bankers bills
at 4SssoD4 $685. for demand and at 4.s3s06D4 1856
for sixty day bills: commercial bills ASIA; bar
silver 55xc: Mexican dollars. 47c: government
bonds easy; railroad bonds irregular.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press.

by Associated PRESS.
NEW YORK, March 6.--The London tin
market was reactionary again today with spot
closing over Ell lower at f133 los and futures
BIT el3O 15s The local market was easy, in
sympathy with quotations. ranging from s2s 70
13C.00.
Copper was l2s Cd lower in the London mar
lset with spot quoted at 956 los and futures at
e57 Locally the market was dull. There was
some talk that large producers are at odds
over the selling price, and meanwhile the
market is mere less uncertain. Lake is
quoted at s12,37lsG12. so; electrolytc, Sl2.25U
II 37n casting, s12.12ls@1225 %.
Lead was unchanged at e13 15s in London.
The local market was dull and unchanged at
81. 656p3.75
Spelter was unchanged at $50 lis Cd in the
London market, and at $4.65G94.75 locally.
THE London iron market was unchanged to
shade higher, with Standard foundry quoted
at 49s Sd and Cleveland warrants at 5os sd.
Locally no change was reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Sugar and Coffee

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 6--sugar. raw. firm;
fair refining. 3.S9c; centrifugal 96 test. s.sec;
molasses sugar, sl4c. Refined steady: crush
ed, 5.70c; powdered, s. lOc granulated sc.
Coffee steady; No. Rio, s-16c; No.
Santos sac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Treasury Balances
BY Associated Press.

u AssOcIateu TThsB,
WASHINGTON, March s.--Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund shows:
Available cash balance s285, 972,7T7. gold
coin and bullion s23,61o.292, gold certifi-
Gates s3e,7S4.050.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS

o NEW YORK, March Chopper. lake /.
d $I2.371S @12,5O, clectrOlytic SI2,25@ !.
q I2.371ay casting S12.l21z @12.25. Z
. Lead, SS.65@375. z
q Tin. S2S.25@SO, (
@ Silver, New York 559se. i:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
BANK CLEARINGs

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March s.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending March
shows aggregate of 50, 2os. 34s 900. as against
1877 600 last week and S. 45S. 3i9, 900 in the
cnrresnnndlnR ANeek last Inc Dec
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Cotton and Wool

ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Wool steady;
medium grades combing and clothing. ,20ls
mg2iac; light fine, 1870 21e heavy hnd, Is
m1Sisc; tub washed 269Ssc,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, March 6--Bank clearngs
were Sl6l7277 81, against 81, "a for the
corresponding date last year, decrease of
$3.50, 1871 Following is a comparative state
ment:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Dried Fruit Prices

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 6.--The market for
evaporated apples continues dull and easy in
tone Fancy are quoted at 10i5c; choice at SA
@elkc; prime, 7h@sc; Canadian prime, TAO
79sc common to fair 6q7c.
Prunes are unsettled; California quoted at
6Qt0c.
Apricots are in light jobbing demand with
choice at tsis@2lc; extra choice. 22@2Sc; fancy.
2iQ26c.
Peaches are less active but steadier with
choice quoted at 1o@1olfci extra choice. l1@
Raisins are unchanged with loose muscatels
quoted at 5k@7ci seeded, 5N@sc; London lay
ers, sl.eTDi.6s.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Following were
the closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
SCARCITY CAUSES
ONIONS TO CLIMB
PRICE ADVANCES FIFTY CENTS
TO THE SACK
5000 Pounds Ordered fer Fleet and
$4,000 Pounds of Meat-cooI
Weather Affects Veee-
table Crops

The continued scarcity caused onions to
advance yesterday from Csc to soc sack.
The best grades are now selling at 81 anu
the cheaper grades at s3.75. The market
was Immediately affected by contract let
with local firm to furnish $4,000 pounds
of onions to Admiral Evans fleet at San
Diego. Part of the contract was filled at
once and all of the onions specified must
be at San Diego before March IL A very
limited supply Of Bermudas arrived on the
market selling for SO a crate. The I'M
periai onions will not commence to arrive
in quantity before March Is, upon when
date the market is hoping for relief.
Eggs receipts were heavy yesterday ana
another decline was affected on the eH-
change amounting to a fraction Of cen,
on all grades There was little trading
during the call, although there were num-
erous bids for onions
Another large contract for the fleet was
let Yesterday to furnish $4,000 pounds Of
fresh meat at San Diego on March IL.
The vegetable market has been affected
by the cool weather prevailing for the past
three days Asparagus was scarce yestef7
day, maturity of the crop having been
checked by frost. which also affected the
lettuce crop Cauli1ower was practically on
the market, only a few crates arriving "a
be taken at once by small merchants at 5Ve
a crate,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

LIVERPOOL, March 6.-wheat. March, Is
assd; May rs Sd; July, Is aga.
SAN FRANCISCO. March e.-Wheat steady;
no trading; cash. sl-57isa1 63% Barley steady;
May 81. s26Dl- s2h; Dec St.o9; cash, SL32lsql.a5.
Corn steady large yellow, S65@l7o'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
OIL Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks

Official sales-4OO0 Johnnie Con. at 1aAc; 1000
at 121ac; 1000 at 1Sc (B. 6N; 1000 Cal. Hills at
IN
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07

wheat. No / 200 Ibs), $1.s5; wheat, 400
lb. sacks). No. /. s1,9o; corn, 400 lbs). $3.50;
cracked corn dOO lbs.), $is5; feed meal 400
lbs), $3.50: rolled barley 400 ihs). $3.50; oil
81 IS; bran. heavy 200 lbs.), $3.50
HAY-selling price per ton; Choice wheat
hay. s1s@i7; No. wheat or wheat and
oat $lt@15; choice tame oat. sl6oo@lL6o;
wild oat, $40; alfalfa. SIS: straw. sos.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail az the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter Glib. roll fancy ................. sc
Butter. alb roll. Santa Ana :............. .S6
Cooking butter. glib. roll,..,..s.......,.... so
IIg a fres ranch, per dozen. ............... .26
Potatoes, fancy. 100 lbs.................... 1.ss
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
San francisco Mining Stocks
A Associated Press.
FRUT- MARKET

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Fancy apples,
81 rs; common, Coo; fancy pears. s2.25 navel
81 25@2 Mexican lines. $4Q7; common
California lemons. 75cGsl.25; good to choice.
81 5o01 rs; fancy, S2a2 so; bananas. 75c9s3; Per
sian dates, &c; pineapples. $1.5063.50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-1O Home Telephone pfd. at
500 20 Associated Oil at S2S.75 Is. 30)
Bonds
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 6.--Wheat opened weak
and with the exception of two or three
mild rallies due to covering by shorts con-
tinued weak all day The depression was
chiefly caused by foreign news of a bear
ish character with one exception all of
the European grain markets showed sharp
losses because of liberal offerings from
Argentina Later in the day the selling in
the local market was further increased by
reports that the crop in the southwest had
wintered well and that the outlook was
favorable. Small receipts and decreasing
stocks in the northwest were the principal
factors.
The market closed easy. May opened a
shade to $50 1ac lower at 9slsc to ssBc,
advanced to 999s a 991sc and then declined
to 9SA @9S%c. The close was at ssss Q
9S%c.
Corn was firm all day. but some of the
strength was lost realizing sales. wet
weather in the corn belt was the chier
strengthening influence. May opened rs q
Ac to h4ssc higher at 6Slsc to 6Sssc' sold
between SO sac and Sac and closed at 63es C..
Oats were firm early in the day, but
weakened in sympathy with wheat. May
opened &c lower at 90 &c, advanced to $3.50
and then declined to 53Bc
Provisions were strong all day because CT
the advance in corn and a DC to l0c ad-
vance in live hogs At the close May pork
was up 37lkc; lard was zoe higher; ribs were
1 sc higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat-May, 9s5s @9sAc; July 9s*e;
September, 90is @909sc.
Corn-May, 6asc; july s1%c; septem-
Der, 6O7s @61c
July. old 45Mc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
Wheat-No 2 spring, sl.11Q1,14; No 3,
s10O@1.13; No. 2 red, 97A @99ssc.
Corn-No 2, 61@61ls No. yellow, 621s
@631ac.
Q52c.
Rye--No. 2. Ssc.
Barley--Fair to choice mating, ss@sSc.
Flaxseed-No. l northwestern, Sl.l9.
Prime timothy seed-$4.75
CIover-Contract grades, 1880
Short ribs-Sides (loose), $500 Goo
Mess pork-Per Dbl, Sl1.95@12,00.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. ST72ls.
Sides-Short clear Qoose), se50@675.
Whisly--Basls of high wines, $l.S5.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour bbls, .........., $4,000 $500 goo
Wheat blu. ....,....... 23,SO0 65,SO0
Corn bu. ..............4 66,SOO l9o'9OO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07
Equitable Savings Bank

prior
ral office Bumnlerb
The evening world., 1908-03-11
Young EX-Soldier in Philip
pines Recovering After His
Attempt to Die.
RUPTURE is DENIED.
Shines Rash Act on Porch of
Neighbor Is Mystery
of Riverdale.

r was reported from Fordham Hospi-
tai to-day that Thomas j. Shine,
Young man who shot himself at the
home Of Mrs. George Murray. Twenty
second street and Spuyten Duvvil Road
on Saturday night would recover and
he released in few days.
Shine Is twenty eight years old and
Ives at Two Hundred and Thirtleth
street and Bailey Road. He had spent
the evening with Mrs. Murray Satur-
day, and upon leaving her went out on
the porch and put n bullet in his left
Jung.
The MURRAY home Is back OF tho home
Of William Reilly which is on River
side Drive. and according to statements
made bv neghbors today Shine was
engaged to Miss Alice Reilly the young
ost daughter OF the wealthy contrac-
tor until n short time ago when they
quarrelled
This was denied to-day by Mrs Mur-
ray VINO is n friend of the Relllys. she
said that Shine had served in the Quar-
terrastcr's Depart ment In the army FOR
the past ten wears. several wears in the
Philippines and that he had come home
in November in broken health. He had
been despondent over his weakened con-
d'tion and not over a love affair. SAID
Mrs. Murray
Other friends OF the Rellys. however.
stated positively that the couple had
been engaged and that broodlng over n
broken engagement had furnished the
motive for the attempted suicide.
At the Reilly home to-day 1t was said
that Miss Alice and her mother were az
Shines bedside in the hospital. A mem
ber OF the family denied that there had
ever been any broken engagement.
Shine was employed in an iron foundry
in the Bronx UP to the time of the
shooting. An operation was performed
on Sunday and the bullet. winch had
lodged over the heart, removed. He Will
be out in n few days.
The evening world., 1908-03-11
CRANE ON BENCH
GIVES TIE POLICE
TWO HOT R0ASTS
Magistrate Especially Indignant
at Use of "Stool Pigeons
in Excise Case.

Magistrate Crane In tn, Tomhs Court
took occasion TO criticIs- the Police
nrnar,men on two different occasirns
to-day and grew bitterly sarcastic each
time.
Harris Liperpnles OF No Albany
street. was arraigned ortore hin: on a
charge OF violating the Excise law.
Detectives ByrneS and Lawler. OF the
Central office, had two men act as
stool pigeons" for them in order to
obtain evidence, 1t Is said. and the two
appeared in court as witnesses.
you don't mean to say YOU drought
these two men Iere to testfY?' ex-
claimed Magistrate Gran" to the detec-
iives. III YOU expected to gain a con-
v.ctiun through their ev!d dance l would
refuse to listen to them You know
they have been IN prison as we'll as
do. and ,,t Won bring them in to give
evidence Won should have Obtained your
self You act like coupnla of school
children. You'll. be eNpc.t.rg me to be-
iiTvc - tie King OF am when YOU
tell mo ig you kccr this IN rne pr.s-
oner is discharged"
4 cut alueu drivers w-re arr1igno
hy members Of the Traffic Police squad,
charged with violating city ordinance
b; failing 20 keep clpsc 20 the cUrhug.
'rwr of the prisoners said that they
drove their horses .i,So tu lur curb and
,yclf INTO Il restaurant for breakfast.
'Nl lo they ". .gr In there. they said,
M, horses stepped ugt .n.p I've street.
'''g.Is is 10 me- state of affairs, "a d
The evening world., 1908-03-11
KING ALFoNsO'S SECOND DAY
IN BARCELONA JOYOUS

BARCELONA, March 1.-THE saco,1
uaS OF King Alfonsos visit 10 n,,c,-
iona Is passing as succesSrI,I,. No. I.,
Yesterday. The weather is he,n,,rn,
ana as the young King drove tbronah
'he streets of the city he was og,im
acclaimed with enthusiasm. There hnvs
pceh no disorders, nor has tho d,y
oeet marred by any unpleasant incident
me King accompanied by Premior
Maura ra and Minister OF Marine Fernan.
ddcz' went on board the cruiser prinz,
uS ., ASturias, and surrounded hv n a.
aa"a @ OF small boats crowded io tbo
Guards with enthusiasts people fr,!rn
nIe vltS; he sailed out of the harSnr
ahd reviewed the Austrian so,,ndr%n
.tuer the command of Admiral Zcigi.r
AFTER the inspection King AlfSnto
boarded the Austrian nagshjn whnrc h.
was received nv the Austrian Amba'ssa-
uor 10 spain and Admiral Zcigler. This
AFTERNOON the King inspscted n larrs
detachment OF troops and visited no
Atara2nnas barracks. The ueopie OF tbe
city were not slow in demons-rgtin.
their good feeling toward the King
whenever they caught GLIMPSE of
him. The King win leave por Nadrit
at rs his evening.
The evening world., 1908-03-11
TRIED TO KILL
POLICEMAN At
DOOR OF COURT
Brothers of Two Men Just
Convicted Attack Cahill in
Criminal Courts Building.

desperate and sensational attempt
on the part of two young toughs to kill
a policeman in the Criminal Courts
Building during the noon recess to-day
created panic in the crowded corridors
The nssailants OF the policeman tried
to throw him over the railing around
the second floor balcony to the stone
surface of the court on the ground floor,
and would have succeeded but for the
prompt interference OF officers who ran
TO the rescue.
Patrc,man Cahill, of the East One
Hundred and Twenty street sta
ton. had appeared during the morning
IN Part III OF the Court of General
Sessions to testify against George Dugan
and Michael MuidoOn. charged with lar
ceny. Dugan and Muldoon are members
or the Canary Island gang. n crowd of
young men resortuE along the Harlem
iiivcr, between one Hundred and For
ty-second and on" Hundred and Forty
dfth streets.
They were convicted on Ca1.''s testi-
ANY 9"d romandpd fer sentence Wen
nc decision was announced CaIUl
wHo was in uniform. stepped out of tho
r.urt-room which .s at the northeast
corner Of tie hGili.ng.
Mrs Mp;dton the mother and Iohu
Muldcon, the brother OF one of the prs-
oners. and Joseph Dugan. the brother
@: the otEer "crc wa.uLs at ,ae dour
Us CahlIl appeared. Muldoun and Du-
IAN l-llC n riIsl for I!nl