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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS

aguf. lying IN walt ready to kldnap
tho middluWolght champion kvt
ehel started on the roughlng trlp
some days ahead VI Britt. and whom
the human hmnkentnck arrived In
Point Arena. the metropolis OF
Msndncino county, ho could find no
trace Of HIa charge keichel had
failed 10 leave word Of tho route
he proposed 10 take, and Britt h
10 badly slowed ~ over The faux
pas (which Ia "Houlhof Market for
throw down. az was Little 30.
Peep who lost her sheep. Britt
Is anSiow 10 got In touch with
the Assassin Ia order 10 prepare
him for the flght IN sew York with
i.angf0rd
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stuff for US. but IS ball game II
appealed not,
Eleven errors. seven for them and
four for Us. made for a non-notsy
audience. and all were glad Nhen the
asbestos descended.
Fred Miller lobbed well for US,
striking out u. while Seatou proved
carved COW for Mike and the help.
permitting ~ safe slams
The acoro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

rotten ball in the ninth Yesterday
and save Vancouver the Eaule. afief
fhe fndians had twice farKed g ne
front Ills tWifiinE was not % iNe
silt edged variety AZ Any STAGE on
the contest but was pat Us alaflN
Wild and Ineffective In the last
score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Pug Bennett pounded out a two
Dagger. which came when II was
most effective.
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Al PittshurE 81 brooklyn. !.
At Chicago . Bdatnni J.
Al So Louis. q. Philadelphia. ..
At Cincinnati ! New York. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Whaling hit tho ball every time
be faced Seainn He got ono Of
our u satellites. aud scored twice
in three times up
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AZ New York. 8 Cleveland, o.
At Washington. 81 Louis. .
At Boston. =, chicasa. I
At Philadelphia. ! Detroit .
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Teo dogs Invaded the field yes
isrdsy and tho blcuehrra iuoh 10
whistiihg From deep center Doomed
the deep voice Of one ~ Lynch
Thsfrup1n the dogs beat u
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by THE RiNoslpua.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Z
Monte Attell has executed an about
face, and II he whips Jimmy Rea
gan IN Oakland on August Il he
Will have the privilege Of meeting
Percie Cove before the Mission club
on August 20 II Heagah whips
Aticll. he will be CoyeH opponent
The tangled wires wenf atfnlfhien
ed out late last night but BOT until
there had been an awful scramble
between fighters. manarafa and pro
m0iera
After declaring the Attall Cove
match off Matchmaker Hester
Of tho Mission club went after
Reagan aud secured his sigma
turr to an agreement 10 fiEhi
Cove. at the sans Time throvlug
over his match with Attell When
tho Oakland promoters lizard Of
this. thay fetallatsd b. optninK ne.
sotiatipnH with Cove. offefins him
inr more than ho was guaranteed
Ia fight Aitdll Monte, sewing that
he was IN danger Of belns AsIned
out OF fight On either side be
bay, got on his good behavior 81
promised to fight Cove TOT lieater,
but Hester insisted that be must
frat whip ReaKani Atiell agreed
to thla arrangement. and nov every.
thing Is loyelf.
Lost. utrayad or atalen. a husky
youth answering 10 the uame OF
STANLEY Kstohul Finder please
notify Willie Britt
Somewhere In the mountains u
Mendocina county. kslehei his
father and brother. are wandering
about. without the services 81 tho
boy manager. and fifitt has Visions
OF Joe Ocauner. ketehels st-mans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

ABERDEEN, Aus u Newliu was
more OF less ~ a patHla fef TIE Cats
until the eighth Yesterday, Abef.
deem hammered him Oft tho mound
In that section and sent spNen men
heme Scorer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
WARNER
WINS BENEFIT
WRESTLING CO
Clever Head and Leg Work
Beats the Terrible Turk
Unknown Takes Two
Straight Falls.

Ono OF the heat exbibltlonH of
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year 'ooh place last hlsht ~ inc
Pete baron benefit. whom nert
Warner plnnod thu nhonlders of
M, ya,.tv AZ. r...n5. tn A.
' Wv w NV W." :"
inc mat ~ TWO huaishi hllA'
Warner proved himself 10 DO one
OF the cleyerost mon nj hls weight
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Haa "lehea CROUCH
Warner has a wicked little
crouch FROM which hs turns tho
tables frequently when no IL tho
under man, Il Ia hard TO got a
good hold on him. The Turk tried
for half An hour to get his lunch
hooks around for a fun Nelson. but
thore was nothing doing
The nrst fall came In - minutes
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from bis grasp after a mighty lungc
Al the leather Perhaps George WAS
peeYad hceaus. Eddie has been sold
10 the 81 Louis Americans.
Fred Miller TOOK three hard
knocks Yesterday without flinchlnE
Twice ahile al bat be was pcckcd
BY seatnn. once on tho inuiep and
again on thu salary limb. Later he
STOPPED vicious liner with be
tummy. which al but laid him out
Hut Freddie was tho game va, and
the bumps did no, prevent him
from vlauins All tho way
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zoe Pr. Antique Copper
Finish Wrought Steel
SoreenD Door Hinges
10c Pair

Ten cents . pair Tor Antique Cop
pet Finish Wrought Steel shelby
hpfiue Screen boor Hinges e 4 sen
aAiionai value in fact. our regular
price 81 - cents q paif 10 an inaa-
walton. n you are thfifty and have
ths saving habit. now IL the time 10
Get o. worth Of value for sec In
Gotta. sale ends Aua iiih.
lec Perfect Or fsffection it-in. ia.
pannef Coll Spring Door spring &c
itc pair buckeye iapannsi Wrought
Steel Screen Door Hinges. pair Nc
ioc pair Old Copper flnish nuekeYe
wfousht steel Screen Door
ite psiF ideal Detachable Spring
you can take doors off By simply
turning a huttpnl
ltc Hold Back Screen Door Set Iae
atc National Screen Door Set fse
ifr Wafrous Screen sash Hanger Ne
ise o'fhagghnsasy Automatic screen
Door Latch .s.s..sttssssss... tss
tc Wafrous Screen Catch is...s.. IL
Toe pims screen Door Check ..... 20
$50 Screen Door Catch. with knob ise
soc Screen Door Catch. With knob sse
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
INDICTED SISTERS
TAKEN TO NEWARK
Must Stand Trial in New
Jersey for Snead
Murder.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Mrs. Mary
Snead and Mrs. Caroline Martin. in
dicted with Miss Virginia Wardlaw. in
Essex county, \. J.. for the murder Of
Mrs. Ocey ". n Snead, Mrs. Martin 8
daughter. were taken from this CITY
where they were arrested today BY De-
tectives Hardin, Gurthie and Jeffrey Of
Newark on ext addition papers issued
yesterday by Eovernor Hughes.
Before she would sign a waiver Of her
right to a hearing before a supreme
court justice in this city Mrs Martin
held a lengthy consultation with her
attorneys, Franklin Fort, jr., and Col
Robert Hare. and they had to use The
limit OF persuasion to get her TO put her
name to the papers.
Before leaving the building she de-
manded OF Assistant District Attorney
O'Neil what the State of New York
was going to do about the papers and
other documents which she alleges were
stolen by the New Jersey detectives
from her room IN her hotel O'Neu told
her that If she would furnish him evil
dence that her effects were stolen he
would prosecute those concerned, and
she left declaring she will do so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
COMMISSION HAS
BIG JOB AHEAD

The national commissions annual
meeting viii be held either on January
10 or January Il.
According TO the bylaws OF basebaITs
governing body, tho session should be
held next Monday. Ban Johnson, how
ever. wants 70 visit relatives in the
South. anG so the meeting will be de-
ferred either = week or a fortnight
There will be lots Of important matters
10 be considered by the commission at
TINS meeting. Billy Murray probably
VIII fash his iTOnclad contract on the
commission. and the PHILADELPHIA club
Will be told that II must stand by the
agreement
IT will not take long for the National
and American league presidents 70 re-
elect Garry Herman as chairman on
The first ballot the CinCinuafian will no
returned to Office
one OF the most important matters
before the commissioners viii he the
new form Of contract TO be adopted nv
the major leagues so that the DIavers
VIII not as hitherto, get n chance 10 20
on transforming trips during the fan
ana winter. The new contract also will
provide against tho national FASTENERS
engaging Ia any form Of winter snort
except with the sanction Of the Cluh
owners. Horrible hOWls OF rage NAV be-
expected from the athletes when the
national commission adopts the new
form of contract.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
ROADS WITHDRAW
OFFER TO STRIKERS
Agreement to Re-employ the
Switchmen Falls Through
In Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. SC-The with
drawal Of the railroads offer TO abide
by the decision Of the Chicago confer
ence to re-emplOy the striking switch
men as soon as they have places for
them, and the removal OF the embargo
on wheat shipments in some OF the small
towns OF the State by the Great North
ern road, are the only developments to-
day in the swltChmen's strike situation.
Important events are promised for to-
morrow. At washington President Taft
viii meet Chairman Knapp, Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, United
States Labor Commits sioner NELL. and
II. B. Perham, president OF the railroad
department Of the American Federation
Of Labor.
The strike vote is being taken rapidly
throughout the West among the varl-
Gus organizations affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor
Three Northwestern roads, the Min
nespOlis and st. Louis. the 500. and the
Nil waukee. are said to be preparing TO
secede from the railroad association
and settle The strike IN so far as they
are concerned by making concessions
TO the strikers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
DUCKPIN SPOTTER
TO RECEIVE TRIAL

Ono Of the trials of life I'm a great
city, ana also 'n the minor leagues is
the setting up of duckpins accurately.
go that the QUICKER, who hits the king
pin properly shall reap tho just -cward
or his merits tn the way OF a strike
To alleviate this growing sorrow w.
Milton FarrOw. jr., OF Washington. son
of Lieut. ". N. Farrow. who was al
one time the national rife champion.
has invented device which will be
tried this evening in the finals OF the
duckpm tournament az the Royal al
lcys The patent setter. in which Mr.
Lewis, Of the Royal has a large in
terest. was tried yesterday in Informal
games IL iS declared To be much sim
pier than the overhead settlers used for
spOtting tenpins. and It's inventor as
Ecrts 10 is the only machine that will
spot both big and little pins
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
Growing Impatient.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-The switchmen Of
Chicago are growing impatient Of negO-
tiatiOns between their representatives
and the railroad general managers com
mittCe. and threaten 70 strike quickly.
according to a statement today by a
man close TO the officials Of the Su Itch
mems Union Of North America
At today's conference the railroad
managers are expected 20 conclude thei-
argument against Increasing the wages
Of switchmen employed on the Chicago
roads. Informed union men stated to-
day that they see little chance Of get
ding a settlement from the railroads
II was stated at union labor head
quarters there would be no surprise II
the sWitchmen call mass meetings Tor
Sunday and declare a strike. They
have been aroused by the attitude Of
the railroads 81 Is declared. and will
not wait much longer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric As,
81 ,j00dS61f. 81, OOOdS6lz
Washington Railway and Electric
com. 2Q44.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 35d90lz
Washington Gas. 15G76. 10d76. 25dE6Js-
Mergenthaler, 1Od213is, 2d213iz, 100
2137s. 56t213Ja 1Gd2131z, lOQ213Is. 4Q2132t.
I.anstOn, 1511S3s.
National Metropolitan Bank, 40J2o8
East washington Savings Bank, 50q
1895. 30d13ss.
After call-Capital Traction, 5d134
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
pecAes Advanced Early Sesstonto Aid Realization Market
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs. Cheese, and Butter.

Cheese-New York fats. large. per ID. 17}s
alsc; per ID. 1sc.
Eggs-Nearbys, per doz.. S3a3ic.
butter-Creamery, fancy, Ssa3size; reno
mated, 50a5lC; firm.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens large. per ID
l9al6' broilers. per 10. lie; hens. l3al4c,
ROSTERS. &c; young ducks. large, per 10. l4c.
small per h., 12c. geese. per h., ualZc.
turkeys. toms, per H.. 2Oc. hens. per H., &oc
turkeys. dressed. per ID, 2cs2ic; c,ponss Per
H.. 20a23c.
Fruit.
Apple7-Per Dbl. s.. O0aS5.o 90: oranges. per
box 81. S5aI25. iangerines per strap. g. coat 90.
grapefruit, per box, S275a5.5 90. pineapples. per
crate. S--oOaS2-5O: cranberries, per bbl.. -. 90
Vegetables.
Potatoes. per Dbl. 81 5Oas2 IS; sweet pota-
Toes, S1.Wa 300, CuCumbers, per basket. N-yI
aSNW, cabbage. peT CWt. SlWaSl -
string beans. per buShel 81 ,0aS2 90.
lettuce, per basket. 81. 5Oac.z5. beets. per
doZ- punches, 25aS0c; radishcs. per 100. 81.
onions. per Du-, s5c. spinach. per bbl.. 81. Goa
l"O; pumpkins. per bbl., 75caSl.00; Uurnips.
per DBL Sl-50. celery. New . oTk, per crate,
So 0oa3.5O; California. 81 75a5.5O, hale per Dbl.
35aaDc Brussels sprouts. per ct, Ss12lzc;
Florida tomatoes. per crate. 81. -FaS3.Z5. Flor
ida peppers. per bushel. S.25a9.o %; parsnipE
per box. 50Ca75c.
Live Stock.
cslyes-saS1kc: lambs. SAM; pork. 9aIoc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
EARLY ADVANCE IN STOCKS LOST
THROUGH PROFIT~TAKING.
NEWS OF DAY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 p. m.-The
market has become very dull. moving
without animation and with coHpau-
lively little change i'm values as com
pared with the closing on Wednesday.
They are no lower but advances Of the
morning have been lost PROFIT taking
has stopped, because the market would
not take q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
FIRE CAUSES LOSS
IN CHERRY CREEK

CHERRY CREEK. n. Y. Dec. 30
Fire which broke out in Cape's grocery
store swept through the business sec
ton Of the village and before &c was
checked S10o.oC loss to property was sus-
taincd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30

The election Of Vice President GalIiber
TO the presidency Of the American Ma
tiOnal Bank, and the selection Of Colin
Livingston as first vice president, and
Carroll Pierce as second vice president
as announced elsewhere, was a distinct
surprise to the Street Even this morn
Ing bank officials and financial writer's
were discussing the probable outside
man. who was expected to become
head Of the American National The
general opinion among those who knew
Of the result Of the election held We'd
nesday afternoon, was that the choice
of a local man was much better for
the success Of the bank than the Sc
lection Of an outsider. Mr. Galliher
knows Washington. the Southern sec
ton Of the country, and the business
interests. having been a resident Of this
city since 1863
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
FIRE KILLS CATTLE

KINGSTON, y. Y. Dec. 2O-Tbe
large barns or r. Hume, who lives
near Hobart, were destroyed by nra
and uinety-six head Of cattle burned
20 death.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
BID AND ASKED PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILWAY BONDs-

Georgetown Gas 5's.-..--...... lie IL
Washington Gas fS...--..... 99lz l0l
Wash. Gas Cert. 6's.........-... 1O7 Us
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
MRS. CLEVELAND'S TOUR

FLORENCE. Dec. 3O-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland and party are guests of
Contessa Lazzari. at so Via Della
Scala. Other guests are Mrs. RisseIl
ana daughter. Both parties go sight
seeing together. Thex have visited tEa
Church Of Santa Nd H. NoveIla. This
church was begun IN the thirteenth
century.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
MERGENTHALRR STRONG, HIGHER
LANSTON ALSO VERY FIRM.
GAS SOLD TO Is IL.

Investment buying. small lots OF the
hish-gTade Mergenthaler shares, was
evidenced tdday, shares, 4 and 10
shares to the total Of 81 shares for :
different lots being sold. Opening at
213iA. the price gradually advanced to
213A, and closed strong.
Lanston, the other typesettng com
pany's stock. was decidedly firm, ad-
vancing p. or to 1895 on one sale.
Gas moved uQ on light sales TO 1871 q
sharp betterment.
Railway common a for small lot ,
preferred. 9Oll.
In the bank list there were fewer
sales than usual, q block Of 20 shares
Of East Washington Savings at 1898 and
a small lot of National Metropolitan at
20% completing the list.
Bonds were slow. but steady.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
PRICES TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by " g. Hibbs 4
Co, Bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange Wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30

not take It.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-The market
started well, following up the rally Of
Wednesday, and gains averaging a lit
tie moro than y point were quite gem
eral throughout the list. But # did not
take long 10 discover The fact that the
selling or actual stock was going on
here and there under the cover Of the
strength impaired 10 the speCialties.
Gould houses are predicting a further
advance on Texas Pacific. Rock Island
issues are said 10 he slated for higher
figures, steel is said 20 be due for a
boom. Southwestern shares are coming
into prominence. and Morgan is said
10 he watching Southern with 4 view
fta king it in hand. while the pool In
Smelling and Copper is about ready to
push these shares higher. This IS the
story one finds on tho Street and in
the gossip OF the brollerT' Offices, but
st is manufactured evidence. and no
one seems Go Ike Il.
over the market there hang three
little thinEs-politics, high cost Of liv-
ing, and labor troubles. All three may
be expressed empha tically in the mes
sage Of the President. despite the fact
hat the edict has gone forth that the
President will not put the weight Of a
feather I'm the way Of business. Should
the proposed agitation against the spec
uiation in cereals and cotton result in
anything detrimental to the present way
of specializing in Chicago, New York,
and New Orleans. as well as elsewhere,
II Is likely that sympathetic effect would
be felt on Wall Street. Then there are
some Supreme Court decisions Of in
terest coming.
In the prodt-takinE Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific were sold on big
scale, and the selling OF Steel common
was very heavy
As the session advanced the market
became more quiet. and the indications
We're for very quiet closing, probably
at lower levels.
The new issue Of the Chicago Great
Western first mortgage % year per
cent bonds was oversubscribed-
The Pittsburg Coal Company declared
a dividend of ] a on its preferred stock.
the first distribution since April 1893.
This was fully discounted in the recent
advance.
January disbursements account Of in
terest and dividend account have been
estimated AT S240,00O,OoQ, as against $2lO,-
6rexel & CO. bought 5000 shares Of
LehiEh Valley.
Great Western November operating
revenue increased S149503. Net operat-
ing revenue Increased 81, bg3- Net In
crease. S29s.417.
Eric system for November showed
gross increase Of $69S.072 and net gain
OF $50 545.
Reading for November net income in
crease Of S25).S3L Surplus increase Sll2.-
Bank Of England rate Of discount I'M
changed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
The CURB MARKET.

Quotations :uAishsd by z p. Hutton
Co. members New York Stock Exchange.
Thomas l. Hume and Z p Caverly. joint
managers. 1901 F street northwest:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
onsn EIlEh-Inw.F-M
GOSSIP FROM WALL STREET

Hartman & Co.-Looks like easy
money market for balance or the year.
il is principally due TO it's easy condi-
tion that tho stock market IS so cheer
fUl. We adhere 20 our previously as
Serted opinion that this IS a distributing
market and that good profits should not
be ignored.
w. p HTEBS K Co.-Pro1t taking on
large scale has taken place all
through tho list today under cover Of
picking up sporialtieS. steel was sold
IN enormous volume and Union and
Southern Pacific ou a scale. The buy
ing was by traders and a largely ex-
tended short interest.
z. T. Hutton & Co.-GouId houses
have bull adNicee on Texas and Pacific
stock, some Of them predicting that the
movement VIII carry it up several points
further. Good earnings are referred TO-
Hawiey buying here has been rumored
IN the past.
a. G. Plant & Cot can be stated on
Tho best OF authority that insiders in
American Smelling have as yet made
no attempt to take profits on tho pros
. cut movement fu that stock and conf
rcHce is expressed by tHOs O close To-
them of considerably higher prices for
IT, m is claimed the insiders arc rcaI
more publish oU This property than Is
9enCraliy re@ lied.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-09

smartlng from having had snuff blown
into them, appeared in Yorkvlle Court
to-day to prosecute four men accused u
the assault,
The young woman was walking along
Fifth street, between Avenue \ ard
First avenue, last night, returning home
after a visit to friends, when the snuI
was blown into her eyes as she passed
a. group Of young men standing on the
sidewalk, The pain was Va Keen tnat
she screamed and ran blindy ont into
the street :. man led her into nearby
drug store, where her eyes were treated,
POLICEMAN loolihan, Of the Fit,h street
station, made the arrests when Miss
BerEten pointed ont the youns men
They are Frederick and Augustus liam.
Of No. ~. Fifth street, Frederick Tee
yer, OF No. i2S Firth street, and Daniel
SteitaE:, ~ NJ. 80 .'!:.a stree.. ~ the
Night Court Magistrate Breen ordered
that they be charged with fe!Cn!Ous as
sault, and they were taken back 10 the
Flfth street station.
In the lorkvils Court to-day Stettner
was fined slO and the three Other pris-
oners discharged.