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out OF the cemetery, across the road,
through the fields, travelling like an
injured dog. limping on all fours.
His progress was very slow. His
destination was the river, which he
reached an hour after midnight, and
where he found an old boat, half full
of water. He discovered piece of
board, crawled into the boat, showed
off and began to paddle. When dawn
was breaking he reached the American
shore, below Detroit, nine miles down
stream, wet to the skin, wounded,
blood-stained and faint. But he knew
the country round about and made his
way into the city to the home of
friend. knocked and was taken in,
clothed and fed. When his wounds
were healed and his strength returned,
he left Detroit resolved to enter upon
new life.
But the Canadian authorities were
not disposed to tamely relinquish the
possession of prisoner who had
broken their laws and set them at de-
fance. Orders were issued to capture
Phipps, wherever he might be, and
, the task of hunting him down was as.
signed to Detective John Wilson Muir,
ray.
! He sent out description of Phipps
| to police headquarters all over the
continent. The fugitive was a billiard
room keeper and Murray calculated
that it would be simply a question Of
| tinp until hic nd M
would be obliged to look for job in
| a billiard room. Every man to his
trade is maxim that also holds good
in the case of fugitive from justice,
and the detectives surmise proved cor.
rect. Phipps was located in Pullman,
| ILL.,, where he had obtained a position
in billiard room. Murray prepared
extradition papers. went to Illinois and
took Phipps from Pullman to Chicago.
In the latter city the fugitive EN-.
ployed Jesse Ball, an able lawyer, and
made hard fight against extradition
His counsel endeavored to show that
the shooting was done in American
waters. and there is no hanging in
Michigan. II the crime had been com
mitted in American waters, Phipps
would have been tried in Michigan
and ii convicted he would not have
been hanged. Murray proved by the
captain of the boat and a number Of
its passengers that the shooting was
done in Canada waters, on the Canada
side of the river, The legal fight LASTED
couple of days, both sides calling
witnesses, and Phipps lost. An appea
was taken and writ of habeas corpus
issued, but the proceeding was dis
missed and Murray and his prisoner
started for Canada.
AT Ann Arbor two newspaper men
after going through the car. stopped II
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a wild fury filed his veins. He strug.
gled savagely, desperately, and finally
tore himself loose with a wrench so
him over the wall, and he fell heav.
lily to the ground below There he lay
for some time, severely bruised and
only half conscious. He was aroused
by hearing voices in the Jail, and stag
gering to his feet dragged himself
away in search of hiding place.
He came to a graveyard, and as he
crawled along in the darkness fell
head foremost into a newly dug grave.
Silent he lay without moving. with
fast-cosed eyes and rigid body He
heard creaking and humping and
family, as though far away, he heard
the harsh rattle of earth falling on
the casket. Yet no weight seemed to
press upon him, but this did not sur.
prise him, for he was long past the
stage of establishment. 1t was the end,
and nothing mattered now. He heard
the rumble of wheels as the carriages
departed and the footsteps of the
mourners died away.
His awakening came suddenly &C
companied by cold thrill of horror,
as his eyes opened upon the. utter
darkness. He tried to move, but his
entire frame seemed to be paralyzed.
With rush of recollection there
crossed his mind the memory of the
burial, the prayer and singing. He
moved his head feebly and through
the hay caught sight of the twinkling
stars. Slowly and with great pain he
managed to rise to sitting posture.
Where was the coffin, where the six
feet of earth underneath which it lay?
He staggered to his feet and saw that
the grave he occupied was empty. His
brain whirled madly In maze of tor
| turing conjectures. What did it all
mean? He tried to Chamber out. but
fell back exhausted. He lay back on
the hay, rested and tried again. II
was the work of an hour for him to
drag his feeble limbs over the edge OF
the pit, but at last he succeeded. Then
the mystery was solved. Close beside
J the open grave from which he had
emerged a new.made mound stood
darkly in the moonlight. The burial
had indeed taken place, but in the
grave adjoining that in which he lay
The escaped murderer stood up ant
laughed Historically as he looked
around and saw the distant outlines
of Sandwich Jail looming black anC
gigantic in the moonlight. Rallying his
failing strength he staggered away
from the grave that had been his place
of refuge. On the new-made mounC
stood vase of flowers. and bending
uown weakly, he plucked one anC
tossed 1t into the empty grave.
! Then painfully he turned and crep
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Y March, 1884. a man by
the name of Luke Phipps
was the proprietor of a
billiard room in Detroit.
Mich. Phipps was about
"a years of age, of fair
complexion. with brown
hair and a sandy mus
tache. His family con
sisted of his wife and two
children, a boy and a girl.
Mrs. Phipps was a pretty
little woman. aDDarently
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Tale of a Long
Search, the Disap-
pearance Of a Grim
inal and the Hanging
Of Man by Essex
County Authorities
An Achievement
Of That Master
Sleuth, John Wilson
Murray.
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ii t % arftItuno- Wciitcr

iii ID arftItano Wcjiter.
- Cine Delegation BON Wurft.Ger
fouiern bes 2erinatons mo 9eloir-
Worftes mofte an Sumitag Dem
StroBen , H~eini9ungS GommiiiGr
SberIt NideS lire Nltirportuil9, nm
i'm INN Die grIoubnib 81 criudel,
al Somiiag Ibenoen lGngcr olS
If l(br ibre SerfonisitGuoe oiicnbal
ten 5u biiricn. Sberit @idsS erfldrte
ben EetentenL baB er ollf elmer ri9o.
rolen Glrdlfiibrung oeS 8eiebes, onS
Die obigc Stlin0e ais ShhlB5eit iiir
ben Worftuerfoui ieitieet. nitt Ge.
ltcben lucroe, 10 lol9c bie0ciiber ibre
Stdnoe bis Miticrnndt oerGunlt
bdtten, 9noeren ioaS ober mcroe or
unnohiid)tia porueben, oa Die grbci.
ten ieinesIG requirements nidt inter
Der llnpiinftlihfeit mand)er Serfdlt.
Ter Ieibeu biirften,
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8altimurer, luelde Die Gunner

8nltimOrer, ,ueIde Die Sommer'
Mouate a%nherbal6 Der Staot perbrin'
gen, f6nnen bcn nGOrreipOncent"
nndj ir9enO elmer Noreiie in ben Der.
cinigtcu Staatcn, europa, Icgifu
rub CANADA 5useidJidt erBalten. Die
goreIie mag 10 oft ais seiuiinidt se'
GnScrt meroen.
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Nptis.
Scbbel's ciL5iacs Sinoiu.


Scbermann fennt bic Dpn inns ge.
l~iefcrte Nrbeit; mir benfen nid)t oa-
ran, inns ielbit 81 lober ionSerm iiber.
laiIcn bics nniercn 2ciitnnscm. Seine
Sreppem bel ms 81 critciscn. 3aiien
Sic iidD uon Inoeren nidt tGuiden,
cs siebt MIR Elm cinsigcs Sebbel-Stu
bin nnS oies beiinbet iid i'm Earterre.
AdJtem Sic amf bas Sans, mo nnier
Wamen anf Sbiiren mno Ienfsrn
itebt.
Seine Ngcnten. Gin Yrcis.
Nd]tcn sic AMI .
-Sebbel's-
321 NorS-U ag.Str., aabe Siat.
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Dos Set bcS IF. GrlGicr&
muroe geItern in peridieoeren Neut.
fd)en totboliihen 8irden ourb feitr.
lid)cS Sodomt uno GborgeiunN ociei.
ert. Sn Der ct. Wihnals.aird)e pllr,
De bas Sod)amt ourd Fater Senrp
Sung celebrirt. Sooann iungirt2n ola
Giofon Soiepb @eber, ols Subbiofon
Yoter gmiI Geliier uno oils Gercmo.
nienmeilter Yuter Eeter 9ada uno
Die Seitpreoiot belt Eoter Sob. Gen.
9es. Sn Der Serj Seiu.airtIc 81
Sigblonbtomn iungirten oils Gcle.
brant Eater gbporo @eiaeI. ols Tiu.
fon Eoter IuauIt @eiber, OILS Cub.
biofun Batter Sobn Braun unb ais
Geremonienmeiiter Scrr Otto Bauer.
lie Erebiet bielt Gater 9crnb. Nie.
bans, Sn DER ct. Stride an
aisquitb' unh goaer.S troBe purbc
bas Sohamt ourd, Gater Gas. 9ebler
celebrirt. als Tiafon fun9irte Yoter
6roncis Bitter urb ols Slboiofon
Yater Sbpmas Stt, unb Die Seitpre.
oigt bielt Roter Sobn q, Sdneioer.
2ang % eiuhter nj 8nrn.
Sn Der iiibipeitlid)en Eoli5eiitotiou
iuliroe geitern Der 2S Sabre olte Ga.
mel San bon Gr. 2l5. Siio.Mount.
StraBe, bonn BoIi5eiridter Stanlcp
fir baS @eridtSperiobren ieiteebol-
Ten. Gr lit beiduloigt, einen 6leiih.
mneeon Der Baltimore biosGiien.
babn aufgebroden uno Ginbileiid I'M
@ertbe Don Sc aus bemielben geitob
len 81 baben. Seit Dem letten Ie-
brl,ar iabnhet Die Ycli3ei ouf Sop
Der nm enolid in Die Sale eing. Gin
GompfiR bon ibn, Der iid an ielbi.
gen 9iebftubI betbeiIiete uitb'bolo &C.
faBt muroe, perbiiBt 5ur Belt cine
s~iueii1brige 3uhtbausitraie.
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: WcIb5erbnnQen.

@elbienoungcn nod Seutid)!ano
nno Oeltreit lln5arn iidcr unb
idjlen beiorst. 5. 10 uilb 90 Wart.,
ionic 10 mno 90 Sroneu Sdyeine 81
perfaIien. hIoHiI
5beo. s, Siencr & Co.,
o. Nr. 217, Gf.yaItimore.Si r.
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SBeu. S. Sieuer & 3d.,
2t7, Si-yaltimurc.S trase.

9eutidcs uno mbereS ausI1lloi.
ides @eIo gefauft nnb perfauit.
@elolenounsen beiorst nod Geutid.
lano, Scitreid, 8uBlano II. /. 10.
@ediel ausgeitelt aif mlsIdnoiide
gonten. Greoitbriefe uno SrapeIers
Cheques. o.
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Sam nidjf ans 3icl.

6rnu Catherine 8reb ollf Dem @cge
81 8erponbten nobe @nrlp
SeigbtS BON ainem StroBenbnbn'
maggon getrofien uno uui ser
Steue get00tet.
Bon einem eIeftriihen i3uae ser
,Warplon6 electric 2inie" mlIrbe oe.
tern 9todmittog 81 Gurlp SeigbtS
Die GO Sabre olte Srau Catherine
8reb non Hr. S04. Siio.9 rooomop
gctroiien uno ouf Der SteQe getootet.
Sbr 2eiduum iuilrOe nod Der N6bul.
tun9 zines SrQueits, bel Incident
Die G~oroners : 8eifDporenen elm olf
llnfuu lnlttelbes 8eroift iGaten, nod)
Baltimore gebrodt. 6ro,l @reb poll.
te 8eruonote, Die nrlf Dem 2anoe
luobne11, beiuden uno beion0 it6 alf
Dem @ege noh oenielben, ais lie allf
trogiihe @eiie ibren 5ob fono. Gruu
8reb mur6e in Ieutid)lano 0eboren
un0 fam ais 9in0 nnb @merifu. Set
ibrem Sieriein lebte iie in OIt.9olti.
more mo beioB mcbrere &erfouio.
ItGnoc in 9rooomop.W arft. sic bin.
terIGBt cinen Sobn, Serrn Conrad
@reb. Ser 2ei6enbeitotter Senru
Sonoer triiit Die Arrangements fiir
Die morgen Nodmittng mn 8 llbr alf
Dem o0ofIuun. 5rieOboi" Itottfinoen-
De 9eerbi9mg, bel melder BdItor M.
:. GDIter ben SroucrgotteSoienit boil
ten miro.
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d.. HeiHcrt.

M. Heihcrt.
%altimurc's Sentidcr Ybutosrap1,
409-41t
Norb-8aD StraRe.
Sin critflaiiiscs 9eid)ait fir crit
flaiiige Mrbcitcn, nnS feline bDbcrcn
Frciic, Ills Sic anoerSipp bcsablen.
Spr5ialitat, Gercinssrnppcu nnS
Tamilicngrnppcu. @ergr6kcrnnsem
nad) alten SilScrn inter 8%arantic.
Ndjtcn Sic anf ubiac Norciic; eS
tit SIT Sbrcm Gortbeile.
Seine @erbinbmmg mit irsemS ci.
ncm nnocren StnoiO.
{SeJt3.I&6.1N
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SOnnenanf. nnb llnter0anN.
Sas @etter.

Siir Worpian0 uno Den IiItritt
Columbia bcltte flares fiibleS Wets
Ter, morgpn fIor, leid)te bis mGBige
Hor0min0e.
Sm Nagemcinen fonlten mir un@
geItern iiber oos Wetter nitt beflu-
gen, benn luenn audi Der lbernlo'
meterltnno mn ~ llbr Nodymitto9S
So 8ra6 I'M Sdottan betrug, ginJ
falt beitdn0ig cine 8riie, mel6c Die
@irfun9 Der SonnenitrobIen ob.
ihmohtc, uno 9egen Wtitternoht
muroe es bereitS 10 fiibl, bob cs iid)
9on5 gut idloicu lieB, 3ie uiebri9ite
Semperotur betrug go @rob nm D
il6r WorgGnS. =
Sn Den iibrigen 9unOeS . @etter.
beobodtungSsS totioten milrbe Der
fol0enoe bodlte Ebermomcteritono
D%arJetdJnet.
@oltport 76, Rortlmno 66. Bolton
so, 4l6nnp Is, Gelp.Oorf 80, EbiIa.
oclpbio 81, Ntlantic.9itp 80, Cape
Nop 81, Mnibington 81 Goriolt So,
Charlotte Sc. @ilmington So, ca.
noumob 81, Gborleiton 80, Sodior.
bile 81, Slpiter Sc, &cps@clt 81
gltlonto S6, Wontgomcrp 80. Helu
Orleans 80. GoIcItine %. COLLECTION
IS, Corpus @6riiG SO, WemphiS So.
Cincinnati 50. YittSbura "A. OSlpe0o
66, Buffalo 10, Glepeluno y. Nlpenn
20, Gairpit "A. Worouette GA. Green
9op, Gicogo 66, Gulut G6, St. Eonl
76, ct. SouiS Sc, aanioS.Gitp %.
Smabo 80. &uron 81. @iSn,ord 81
@iaiiton 80, Sopre 50, @elcno so.
Solt Qofe Gitp "a, 1enper 81, Iortb
Slate 81. Nmorillo 90, Gob0c-Gin
90, Sos Nngeles so.
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s. @piter ben SroucrgotteSoienIt boil
ten miro.
geerotgungen - Inter DIT
BerIt GROCER SbeiInabme bon 9eio-
trogenoen fano geitern Na6mittag
oaS 9egr1bniB oeS am t6. Suli inn
Sitter bon So Sobren ua6 1O.monot-
li6er aranfbeit an Den 6olgen bon
Wa9enfrebS perItorbenen Serrn SGSobu
". Shnepfe bonn lrouerbauie, Nr.
951 ,6reoerid.g uenlle, nod Dem 2ou-
Oon.Eorf- 6riebbofe itott. 8el6' OIL
gemeiner 9~eliebtbeit iid Der 8crbli.
hele erfreute, oapou lcgtc sic groBe
Sfaar 2~eiOtragenoer, Die Iif bereitS
ppr Der feItgeieetcn Stunoe e~infano,
berebtes 3eugnib ob. 3oblrei6e
Witglieoer oes nMerdont-Gon3ilS"
bonn Sroen oeS nHopal grcomm"
gaben Dem tooten SroenSbruoer ooS
lebte 8eleite. Yoitor Simotbp Sch.
mann, Der Seelior9er Der ep. lutb.
ct. SobonneS.airhe al Der @eits
Sombaroitrobe, belt Dor Dem nit
Balmen un6 0lunen umbilQten foits
barren Sarge Die Srouerrebe uno ont.
tirte aud ouf Dem Srieobofe. Zen
lesten SiebcsOicnIt OILS 9abrtuhtrG-
ger errpieiell Dem 9abingeidie0enen
le6s Neffen, nGmlif Die SS. Sacob
S6nepfe, @illiom S6nepfe, CHARLES
S6nepfe, George @ouboB Sobn
8uubot unb Iuguit 1roupe. Eeihe
9lumenipenoen murben am @rabc
oes @ntihloienen n%ieoergelegt. 9ie
9eer0i9llng leitete ser 2eidenbeltats
ter Charles ". Dill. Serr Shnepie
puroe i'm Sabre 1862 IN Shnar5.
blirg-S onberSbouien oeboren uno
fam alS 3neii1brigeS aino nit lei
llen glterlt nod Imerifo. Gor 10
Wfonoten 9ina linn ieine @ottin,
6rau &atie &. S6nepfe, i'm Gooc
pornn. 9etrolert miro Der @erblihe.
lie bon { ainoerh Srou Gbos. Sieb-
Ter, Srls. 2ottie g. uno Wabel j.
S6nepfe, iolpie bier S0bnen, ben
$50. Illguit @., Sorrp g., Sbeooor
9. uno slrtbur y. Sdnepfe.
Gie 9%aeroigung Der am Srci-
tog ecitorbenen 6rou Soiepbine
@6Itien fano geitern No6mittag BON
Dem 5rauerbouie, gtr. 20, ct. ant.
g%lpenue, ais Itott. Gin grobcs
Srouergeiol9e gob Der Sooten oos
@aleit 81 ibrer letten Hubelt1tte auf
Dem .2ouoon Borf- 6rieohoie". 3ohl-
reihe idone 9lumenipenben idn1iid-
ten Den Yorg. Gaitor s. ". 2otcr
BON Der oeutiden lutberiihen Ct.
Wattbais8emeinoe iprad i'm Sroller-
baille lno am 8rabe tiefempfunoenc
SrolteSmorte 81 ben Sinterbliebeneu.
Wis gabrtudtrdger fungirten Die
Serren s. Seurid), 2erop 5ronflin,
aarl @iirbboder, Suso Miiaer,
Sobn Geters mo gbmin Blob.
8erltorbene plirbe am ~. Slli 1895
III Giien I'M @roBber5ogtbum Sloen-
burg, Geutihlono, geboren mo fam
I'M Nlter bon 20 Sobren noh hieiem
Sanoe. Sic mnr perbeiratbet nit
Srn. Grnit i. s. @oltien Der ie jest
als @ittner b%etrouert. Heben ibm
5Gblen 81 ben Sinterbliebenen: cine
1o6ter, 6rmt Marie' Gang, Elm 9ru-
Der, Sr. Milton 8roner, iomie iedS
enfel uno 5ipei llrenfeI. - 2eid)e.i.
beltotter Com. u. @iebefelo, IT,, be.
Iorgte Die arrangements bes @e.
or1bniIies.
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& aries WogneB mie6cr
frei. = Charles Wogneb, Der @atte
Der 1ofter oeS pcritorbenan Sena.
tors Nrtbur y. @ormon, peId)cr on,
Somitug aus Dem Worine.@ ef1llg.
nib 81 Eortsmolttb entloiien mltroe,
befono lid geiterlL 10 parloutet, OH
DEM @ege nod @oibington. no i6li
ieine iunge Satin ermortet. 9is
9eltern 9lbeno mar er ieood IN Der
oortigen &eliben5 iaiuer @emoblin,
Nr. 1911 Hig9s. Eloce, nod nid)t
eingetroffen. WagneB wor Elm Nh,
iifer in Scr 9linoeSfIotte. er Oeier.
tirte tur5 Dor icincr Seirotb NIT Sri.
@ormon. Seit Dem "A. Nopember
1908 perbiiBte er feline Stroic oils &c
l@erteur i'm gendnnten @eidn9niB.
Seine Satin mnd)te allen ibr Slt Sc.
bote Itebenben GinilltB fiir ieine Ont.
loliung gelteno.
&tnoeSleih de gefnnben.-
sergeant SenrD gbel pom norolueit-
Iicben Iiltritt fonO gcltern gornittog
auf ieinem Irrnogonge in Der Siiio.
ip.Ndep, 5miiden Der 9ibolc. uno
G%reltonItroBe, Den in 2umpen gebiiQ.
ten Seidnam zines etiuo iehS Wonate
alien ainoeS m1nuIi6cn @eihledtS
mo brad)te oenielben mad Der noros
lpeitliden Eoli5eiitotion. Coroner
Tr. elias 9olomin bonn noromeitli.
den GiItrift beihGfti9t iid nit elmer
llnterludyullg oea SoleS.
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IN.
Semiatiun i'm Snttpns ,Sau.

-H
Ger 9bouifeur @iQiam Smeu9 bon
Nntopolis ma6t ausiugeh mel.
DIE ben 8erood)t Der Wtlltter uno
Sdfpeiter bon lieutenant Slltton
81 re6tfertigen idei1en.
(SpejiuIoepeibe bes .1eutf6en Gorreipors
henten. y
annapolis t9. SuIi. - Wtit
Dem Seronnoben Der @r0finung Der
3|lUeiten llnteriuhun9 iiber Den 5o0
oCo lnter.2ielltenottS S5onleo y.
Sutton BON Yortlono, Oregon, fam
beute MIR conltotirt lperoen, BOB Der
t5oll in ebenio tiefeS 9unfel geBiiQt
lit, ais jc 5ltoor. 8efunntIib bebulp-
ten Die Sdluelter uno Die Mlltter oes
tooten Gfii5ierS, Dob oerieIbe nidt
Selbitmoro bcging, mie friiber erflGrt
pllr0e, ionoern bon einem onberen
OffiSier erihoiien Dur0e.
Sntereiiuntc WtittbciIlingen madte
bellte Der Chauffeur Milliom 4.
Opens, uelhcr Suttou IN Der Der
bGnaniBpouen 9tod)t bon GorOcI &ol
nof benz Worinela9cr filbrte, mo-
ielbit Sutton cine bolbc Stunoe Ipd.
ter toot mlfgefun0en mur0e. SIN
Gerloltfe oerieIben filbrte CT aus, Dob
cr Sutton un0 0rei Offi5icre, bon De.
men Der cine Sielltenunt N0amS mo
Die beioen gnoeren bernultbItd) SieI-
tenant Goelter, Ser tlir5 nod Der lro.
9Goie peri6mon0, mo S%ieutenart
Sherman maren, an Der Wode Dor.
bel ~geiabren bobe, uahoent Die Dit
5lere lid 81 erfennen gcqeben battcn.
Nls Die 6obrgGite ollsgeitie9en iuo-
rem, babe er cinen Wortmediel gebort,
aus Dcldem or erfennen tonnte, Bob
NoamS pcriudte, nit Sutton einell
Streit bonn 3oun 81 bredcu, Der
Sebtere babe lid cine 3eit lang oltSs
lueid]cn0 perbolten un0 Damn I6lieBs
lid geiagt, bob menu eS iein miiiic,
er f%ampfbereit lei. Ionm iei er
(SmenS) pe9gelpieicn moroen. Gr
babe, 10 lon9e er iih IN Ser Nohbar.
idoit o%lifgebolten babe, teinen SdruB
pernommen, ie0od Dor Dem 8erloiien
oes 2ogers ole @ode ouf Den Streit
nuimerfiam gemad)t. Ger Yoiten no
be ibm mitgetbcilt, bob Sltttor, ipenn
er iid ollein gegen einen Wonu 3lt
pertbei0igen babe, mobl I'M Stonoe
iei, nit oemielben ierti9 3u weroen.
@dbreno bel Der eriten llnterilld).
llng MIR Sffi5iere uno Sol0oten per
nommen mur6en, neroen oieies Wful
cine An5obl Gipiliiten porgeIoOen.
Sruu Sutton, Die Wlttter bon 2iell-
tenant Sutton, ionic Oeiien Shme.
tier longten bellte bier an uno itiegen
III Gorpel SaQ ab.
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Fd1e Sur &eiIc ms gusIanS &c.
Icrst 6. Saline, Mr. 413, Sit.gaIti.
morcitraRe, ua9e Guitom Souie Ass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
'RsaelIoRary and Confusing Course
Continues IN Stock Market.
HARTMAN ISSUES BEAR BRuN1
Reports Of Serious Damage to Crops
In North Dakota by Heavy Rains
Has influence on Stock Selling in
Enormous Volume.

NEW YORK, " Y, Aug. 1S.-The
stock market very consistently con-
tinuec It's reactionary and confusing
course of the early week. Opening
transactions were again in fairly
large volume, and the strength of the
better class issues gave promise OF
re- awakening OF public interest, but
before the end OF the first hour the
tone became dull. and obviously pro-
fessional, with general. recessions.
There was the usual backing and
filing during the early session. but II
was not until the afternoon that prac-
tically the entire active list took
lower dip, which, wiped out all early
gains. and In some instances came
near the low level cf the previous
day. Again it was the Hapi imam rs
sues which bore the brunt OF the
attack.
ReLorts of serious harm to the
crops la North Dakota from heavy
rains which caused smart advance
IN the wheat market, were not w.t.
out influence upon stocks. Advices
from Missouri and Kansas as to crop
conditions we're of a more favorable
character but Nebraska dispatches
continued discoaraging.
The selling was in enormous
volume, and numerous stop orders
were uncovered. Prices at the close
which was active and feverish show
ed but slight recovery from the low
est levels.
Time money was again strong. The
industrial situation continues in the
direction of improvement. the
feature of the bond market was the
activity Of Union Pacific convertible
As. in which dealings were again va"
heavy. with a net loss Cor the day
of 2h points.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value s5.o90OO0 Sales today 1,072.1Oo
shares. including: Suagr 500: Tobac-
co. 200. Atchison. 44.7Q0; c. & D.,
800; Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul, Sl,loO: l.. & n, 1900; n. Y.
Central. $4,000; n. & W., 700; Read
ing. 1O1 300: Tennessee Copper. 700;
Union Pacific. 700; United states
Steel, 193.600; Virginia-Caroiina
Chemical. 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
New Work Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 1S--Mcney OF
call steady; 2Aa2h per cent; ruling
rate, PA per cent; closing bid, ~
offered at 2h per cent. Time loans
strong and fairly active; sixty days
2Aa3 per cent, and ninet ydays. 3Aa-
3k per cent; six months. 4 per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper.
to Az per cent; sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bank
ers bills at 4S5.05a4.S5.l0 for sixty
day bills, and at 1866 for demand
Commercial bills. 4.s414a4S4A. Bal
silver, 81 Mexican dollars, Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. IS
WHEAT - firm; spot contract
sl.05as1.O5A; No. 2 red. s1.OOA
southern by sample. 92as102; south
ern on grade. $l.00as1.04.
CORN-firmer; spot contract, To-
OATS-frm; No.. 2 mixed, 42a
42h-
RYE-steady: Nc. 2 western do
nestle. 75a76.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

The Wythe District School Board
invites proposals for the construction
of two-room addition to the Union
street colored school. Bids for the
same Will be opened on Monday. Au
gust %, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m, in
the Office of c. T. Holtzclaw. Plans
and specifications and all proper in
formation can be had upon applica'
ton to the undersigned.
JOHN NJ WILLIS.
Division Superintendent of Schools
for Elizabeth City County. 20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. ILLS, Aug 1s.-Stam
pede among shorts in the wheat pil
today forced the. price of the Sep
tember delivery nearly cents above
the low point Of the session The
market closed strong with prices
showing net gains Of 1%alh TO 2%
Coarse grain and provisions also
closed strong,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
AuscIION SALE.

On Thursday, September 2nd. 1909,
at two o'clock p. m, | viii sell al
public auction for cash at III Twenty
sixth st. the stock of optical goods
and tools of Hull & Hull.
W. T. STAUFFER.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Hull &
Hull 19-26-1si.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
New York. 0; Boston, first gamer,
New York. 3; Boston, 6 (second
game).
Washington. /; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit. o; Chicago. 2.
Cleveland. 2; st. Louis, 0 (hrst
game).
Cleveland, 3; st. Louis, (second
game).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
On the Baseball Diamond

Gibson; Backmont and Phelps. I'm
pires, tombstone and Kane. Time'
1885.
Second game: II 4
Pittsburg -. Oc1OOoOOl-z 1
81. Louis 80. 010000OOO-l
- batteries: Camnitz and Gibson;
Raleigh and Phelps. Umptres. Kane
and tombstone. Time. 1:20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg, 6; st. Louis. 3 thrst
camel.
Pfttsburg. 2; St. Louis, (second
game).
Philadelphia. 1; New York. IA thrst
camel
Philadelphia, 4; New York. 8 tsec-
ond gamel.
Chicago, 1: Cincinnati, 0.
Boston Brooklyn, wet grounds.