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New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses were
moderate sellers balance in the local market.
In London The general market was duh and ir-
regular, closing firm. Russian issues were firm
on st Petersburg buying. while American stocks
were supported on buying orders from New York
Call money at the British capital was In demand.
and as high 3 u per cent was paid The Bank
OF England bought 100000 bar gold and received
100000 gold ccin from Egypt shipments OF
&. Bermuda were reported.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends have been
declared follows: American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, regular quarterly per cent
payable April 15; Trust Company Of America.
regular quarterly per cent. payable April /.
Union switch ard Signal Company, regular quar-
terlv 3 per cent on the preferred and common,
pavahle April 20: Buffalo Mines Company, regular
quarterly s per cent and an extra per cent
pavahle Nav IS: Crucbe Steel Company, quar-
terly per cent the preferred. payable March
g.: International Nickel Company. regular guar
terly i. per the preferred; Teft-N eIler
COMPANY. regular quarterly ~ per cent on Ihe
preferred. payable April !; Corn Prooncis heLI-
Ing Company. quarterly 2 per cent on the pre-
ferTes.
CRUCIBLE sTEEL's GOOD sHowING-The
Crucible Steel Company which has resumed divi-
dends a. the rate of per cent quarterly on IT'S
preferred stock. reports for the six months ended
February % total net earnings Of sse7.037 against
s117.559 in the same time in the preceding year
an increase Of S7s9.0s After all charges the
company shows a surplus Of Ss47.6e5. against a
deficit in the corresponding time in the year be
fore Of s252l5s.
COPPER PRICES LOwER-The local Metal
Exchange has reduced its quoted price Of copper
y in tie bid on all grades Sales in the local
market were reported yesterday low as i2is c
fnr electroytic. In London there was further
drop of three shillinRs the price at that centre
snd az New York establishing q new low record
Since tS07 The United Metals Selling Company
Practically Is cut Of the market Consumers are
not bidding for copper despite the fact that the
selling price is near the cost Of production.
COPPER UTKIDENDS.-The directors OF The
Anaconda Copper Company will meet this month
fd tie purpose - taking action the dividend
which mas been at the rate Of 30 cents share
qualterl1. Tho Amagamated directors and the
Boston and Montana directors meet next month for
oiviaenG action There have been reports Of re-
duced disbursements shareholders. owing TO the
Tow price of copper and the light volume Of bust
ness reported
COLI MfIA TRUST COMPANY DIVIDEND
Ire directors of the Columbia Trust Company have
neclared qgarteri- dividend Of per cent The
eonapany organized about three wears ago and
noV hss deposits Of than $4,000 o00 II ha~
capital II S1.Oo0ooo and a surplus ard undivided
Profits account u more than Sl4G0,0oo.
COLI FOR LONDOH.-There was Withdraw
THf9 the Sub Treasury yesterday 81. 0oo. 600 go@
= rat shipr3ent 50 London On the steamslil
Aaaretania to-day. Il Is understood that the gold
sllDDed by the National City Bank
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 16.
NoffEE-The coffee market again to-day.
business IN futures being evidently by tar
ui'Setalntes while fluctuations
as the market IS susceptible To comparatively small
orders IN the absence OF general close
SfssseIuaS vas net unchanged 10 10 points lower and
safes We're reported Of about 14OOG bags. market
opened at an advance OF u points a decline
points, near months being relatively easy. there
was nothing fresh IN the general
commodity which base operations.
craintes regarding the tariff probably
me chet factors There is some scattering liquidation
q the near months brought ar apprehension
Iha ~ no tax on cofee is included IN the tarin bill
hendeu BY the Ways and Means
experience quite sharp break a liquida
OF spot supplies But there appears aggressive
seiIlhg on this account. and scale from
recent high point offerings pretty well taken with
march contracts to-day selling only - points below
high record Of the season There particular
feature 10 the foreign European
about stand of, and the chief factor the Brazilian
situation Is the light movement the ports.
fleets the additional duty no
terror exhaustion. and receipts ports
running much more tharG half daily warehouse deliveries
from New York alone. To days cables reported Rio
and Santos receipts Of 1900 against
last year. New York warehouse deliveries 27sl6
bags, &c
was quiet the basis OF SIC Rio 7.
The range Of contract ~rices in the local
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
e,,eopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 1G-Closing: wHEATwsPo. Spot
stcoaS: May S. 2&d: July. IS 4Hd; septenosr -, IS
CORS-Spot firm, American inlNed VIA
~ Ss nd. futures March. IS GA d. May
~ i0Sd PEAs-Canadian hrm. Is Ilsd- FLOU FLOU "a K-
S2s. HOPS in London tPacinc
cast steady ~ "a BEEF-EStra India mess tUli
,oEa pOPR-Prme ms Western dull 30
HANs-Short cut. IA 10 16 III. strong +os BACoN- n,
cumberland 90 to 80 h strong ass &c . 90
a - 81 In strong long clear mdd es hght y
- a. III strong Sd; long clear mddles heavy
% 90 40 IN strong 4qs short clear backs Is TO 20
fb strong 49s: clear bellies, - to l6 H. strong +ss
a. SuSI7T DERS-Square. IL 70 13 II, stro8S. ass
frtrs Western in tIerces. firm. Sis 81; Amer
ican renned in pals strong. 52s Cd BUTTE ER-Siood
CHEESE-Canadian nnest
Tbite Arm e2s Cd; Canadian finest colored nr1: 9's
~ OvV-Prme city dull 2Ss tt IRPE-N tIN r
Sntrits arm 2ss ROsIN-COn1mon firm. IS Id ID
PETRO OF .EUM-Rehned steady Iad LINSEED Oil
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

To- tho week ended Tuesday March 16, 1909
BEANS AND for {sg "eg6 26i 9Ss 5as
beaas and 25o bags peas imP"aL' go a{ paf change
in ne market for domestic white beans during The
an{ 3Si fe the aGaniy Of stock oerns has been com
formPer- Tho feeng steady particularly on
choice stock great deal of ~ The tgaqe Is sun m 0IE
/ tons have been absorbed fairly well European a. -
here RED kidney have ruled firm and the export bust
n'sS vas ba e.led iitrie more but accom- psh M
business ,arlo,T can ~ t o has rorred prices SIN
higsr TnTe & s"qP nr % 9eady aP1 At 81 5 odcasonSy
! s. SO hut Of grad" goods can be bo1eht for less
c6o5eo per bush 50 so fs,s to good 81 35a s. t5
medium ch@te s. - 81 a. 81 Q" 2IS PES 50 S6 6o'Gr de-
pea s. 2oa So 30 DO medam s. iog 81 20 |6ite VI kd Id
.sd dne eholcG 81 81 ~ - 90 ia S9@m24 @ o to & &E99d
. tgre s"gg s S2GlSe s lS Scotch bags per bush
BUTTER -Rece'pts for the week ss574 gkss: last
othGr '@gnt@s 80 w. bas been shaPinE iittIe
nrme- Of late Perhaps the demand shows some i'm.
/ looks as II the outside hguro mny become wen es
dahshea & and close rn At 2ac with occasional transac
! tons a little higher Perhaps the movement In the
Quantity Offering Is excessive and sellers have
hese grades sin very irresnlaI say from 2ac to
Creme n' more conadenca in the market and are
bntng interest for top grades drsts and seconds
az az down 10 2dc for quite inferior The market
been overhgrdened with process and yaues have con
| the heaviest reduction and have a very uncertain
nr lor Ne 9 uoSe Sresnery specials per h.
2o n @9c do e5raS a. G% 9,S do LeIG snecios me
27G27c. do 26d 26iec; do hrsts, 24a 25c do
seconds 22a 23c; do thirds. 2o@2lc state dary com
Tas r39P 10 % do hrs}s 20 2o,%c do seconds Il
lsc do thirds 5a lGc western factor hTsls % l'@
PaeEnff pa 8 fse stock No held lSe do No '' ''''' DO
CHEEsE-Receipts for the week. 9272 boxes: es-
boxes The stronger ne lee he, ~ the nssert van
! Kc. with continued fairly active demand and stocks
tinucd to show increased strength. and Monday OF
ST-l,ue ,5osf holders
their regular customers for small lots the
QUANTITY al ~ me p ~ m Tive o,slity % a. ."
Coloed cheese has the most demand and is dEmer
as colored The Better grades Of skins continue
erate supply & aI'e % laRcy Foe % az gia See es ana
Liverpool cable: Finest canadian new eas for co.ored
specials l5%al6&e do large or small eoored or white
fancy. l5izc, do good to hne l3tG do winter made,
far Ii7aaI2&c: do skins ~ n. specials l24c; do
common 4a5r. do fuiI skins 2'sa3iac
EGGs-Receipts for The weea }o' So cases AGtige ]
adyices led TO recovery IN hrsts 10 2c ast
= ;ac Sfo7dav when arrivals showed considerable in
crease there is steady tone fer desirable
deal Of the Southern stock has to he shaded sqlc
s@2e aGl 5n4 nsarby selected white fancy 28q24c do
good choice 2lg22-s Do brown ana ME- iah@y @
2o2l 2 20 8rsts ioo, 90 seconds isac dirties 17qlsc
ehk. l9gl79 4gsk s eEs 4Sz m Fooi fs ee sa4
hrIs sppies 86s bhs 49, oranberres Apples
~ ~ unchanged prices until Just at the close, when
feeling is weaker Crah0erF'es c'oS"E ''s"'' 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 16-CATTLE-Rec estimated
at 1000 head market steady; steers $5d$7 30: COWS
81 81 heifers. So 25 SO. bulls So 75GS 50 20
calves 5oRSS % sockers and feeders SO 90 50 10
HOGS Receipts. estimated at $4,000 head: market .
a l0c higher choice heavy Shipping. 50 ogSS 90; 90
choice so % SO ~ packing SO 55 a So I0 pigs
S5 ~ a So a. bulk Of sales sc 65 SO 10 sHEEP-Re-
CENTS estimated AT Is 600 head. market 108 l5c
higher: sheep. S39Ss 25 lambs S69$7 20; yearlings
81 G0a ST 10.
East RunaIo March l6.-CATTLE- Steady; prime
steers So 5OG S6T5 vEALs-Receipts. 200 head;
fairly active and &c lower 81 6S9. HOGS-Recelpts'
21OO head. active and strong to SC higher heaNS
81 1Oas7 I5 mixed. 81 o5a&7 10: workers.; So Sog
s. % pigs rouKhs 81 - a 81 IS; dairies
So COAST SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l,ooo
head slow; lambs and wethers. 1oc lower; lambs %
a Sc II ,. - ooo
head including Southerns: market for steers 1oc
lower cate choice export and dressed oeer
steers SO f5H good. 81 ?! a So To- West
ern steers 81 sc: stockers and feeders S4H - ~
southern steers. 81 2od SO 10 southern COWS. -
~ native 50 60 s. go native helters % 40
n SG ia bulls S3d s. 81. calves. 50 I5g$i 40 HOGS
Receipts 600 head market. 5aloc Rg5eg; TOP
sG 50 bulk Of SO SO Ta heavy So LOT So 80
hackers and butchers, SO 556$6 10 light 81 %
ar.at steady higher, lambs. SO 4oG - 90 year
s5 25 a SO; ewes ~ 300 - 90
.toSters and feeders. 50 20 ass =. ~ -
1-nfon stock Yards PtttsburEi March lh- Il
Raceipts fair. SLOW. lower: choice. 30 4oG 80 o;
nrjrne sR % n SO SHEEP-Supply liehL. higher on
lambs strong sheen prime wethers - SuHS6 eus
and common 50 25ass so; iarnbs S6aSs 10 veal
calves IS 30 HOGS-Receipts fair: lower; prime
heavies 81 15aS7 IN mediums. 81 % a u II" nNAV'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

- ,.f-rs5 heavy the rest OF the day The
arlset was beartshly affected BY reports from the
Southwest claiming that stocks OF corn there We're
rapidly accommodating, while demand was or -
Ii.ane Favorable weather for the movement also
helped to depress prices The market closed az al
most the lowest point. with prices OF nc 20 &c
romDared with the previous close FINAL quotdlons
on Nav were 67sc to 6714c. and on July &C TO 81
Oats declined with wheat and corn, closing prices
being at the lowest point OF the day Inere Wds
Considerable selling by cash interests and also oy
commission houses with country ciientele May
so1d between 54ssc and 55lsc and closed at 544sc
Provisions were firm nearly all day owing 70 ouy-
,n, bv outside packers, and decreased receipts OF
iiy-a hogs had buIlfsh effect AT the close prices
were unchanged 10 c higher
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston March 1s-Most Of the trading in tbs local
wool market s confined imported stock. there being
but little old product hand Quotations rule
very drm and there Is active demand for combing
wool leading domestic quotations range as foIo"s
woOls-Oho and Pennsylvania heeces--AAt -
a. q5~. Y y q washed 3S113Sc. NO = washed
5sd3Pc unwashed. 23124c. one hat blood eonnihs
combnS soc; onequarter blood
combing 2PdSOc; deaine shed. 59Gb4Oc- Michigan
Jyisc nd New York heeces-FtEc unwashed. 22G
29c deiaine unVashed 2sa29l4c one half blood IN
-eighths blood unwaShed 24cs one
cuarter blood 2Sa2sc Kentucky Indiana and MissoEr
Thee eighths blood. 29d30c one quarter blood SO
Sccired -Texas-Fine Il months, 6Zgooc
ane 10 months 5SG55c: fne fall. $3.50 california
N-oTtbern RSd62c; county 50hf52c; fail. free
4sGp4Sc Oregon-Eastern No STAPLE 62Itclc Eastern
rofbJnR 5Sf5Tc. No 1. 4S15oc- Territory Inc
staple 6sg65c: nne medium staple SOaS2s me SI91h Sf,
to hs163r. nne medium clothing. 56Q5Sc: one-hait
t1 s6ST3c. three e!ghhs blood 56a5sc; onequarter
biog S04SSc PulledEExtra 62665c: hne A. asG62c
A
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
i FOR The Northern District Ohio Eastern DIVISION
National car Wheel Company. complainant, vs. Ihe
wheeling and Lake Erts Railroad Conpdny defend9nt
Number T54q Notice hereby given that the time
ftbn which creditors OF The Wheeling and Lake Ers
OF all pantes men
tio1ed in tire bill complaint heretofore HE'D IN MS
shsu sic their respective claims win and rS
SbS1r resDectfve objections claims of other cre
or has been extended by the Court 70 the th cay L
Vav ToQ0 ana the before hsretoroe SCI Lr
ne 5rh dav OF March 1903 has been postoned % mo
LIST day OF June. 1909 crtAfL[eS =, IfsE-,-
e41 Society for Savings Bldg, Cleveland Ohio Feora-
ary 26th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
LAckAwANNA STEEL WAGE STANDS,

Lebanon. Penn. March ia general cut Of 10
Der cent in wages in all departments Of the Penn
sylvania Steel Compary's plant at North Lebanon
IS announced for April l. II affects all local en-
moves numbering about elk hundred No notices
Of reduction have been posted At the La clza wanna
iron and steel plant here
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
METAL TRADES MEN TO MEET HERE.

Washington. March 1e.-The selection Of New
York CITY as the place for holding the next annual
convention and t1e election Of the following Off
formed the principal business of the closing
session today u the Metal Trades Department Of
the American Federation OF Labor. James O'Con-
nell president Of the International Order OF Ma
chinsts. WAS elected president
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

Workers s7as7 light Workers - ao@$o 10 P'9'
S5 so a SIS IS: roughs s. SOC 50 40, los head:
tt,,s Inc higher: butchers and shippers 60 S
common 81 75G Sc % CATrLELReeelP'ss & 56g Sc 25
staaTv and ouiet, good snlppels 80 '9s1 Issd
Soror,on So TOa 81 so SHEEP-Re Recelp5, 2 = -oI ~
steady So 25 q S. so; lambs steady. % -oVS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
FOREIGN COMMERCE IN FEBRUARY.

The RYreau Of Statistics. Department Of Com
rnerce aad Labor. reports the total values OF I'M
norts and exports for February and for the eiSnS
months ended with February as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
1909 190s lsJt.
T,IS d, - March T. 40l S5I 42s9d2 Azl''uV
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
ss.ord week March S13s SIS sl40sS Pee SL.SS
3siY i 10 March IA SGD aat s-s6oSs Dec essss
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

Corn:
May ...--....-.. 444S 4I7s
| July ---..--.-..-
AS fTs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat ogea High :, Icy Ios :, 1iase iaH 81 95z,
Iuly ........... l2A I2H li% INA llfA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10

tent man and was entitled to raise.
He moved. therefore. that Farley be
given salary of 5000 month. Car
ried unanimously.
Items of deputies, clerks, etc, were
discussed freely, but on motion Of Rob.
inson the consideration Of the salaries
Of the deputies and clerks, etc, were
discussed freely, but on motion of Rob
inson, the consideration of the salaries
of the deputies and clerks was de.
fer'ed, so that their salaries may be
itemized.
Consideration for the salaries of the
employees of the Bureau Of Convey.
ances was also deferred, on motion by
Chillingworth. He wanted to itemize
the salaries of the clerks there.
Educational Board.
After good deal of discussion over
the salary of the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, 1t passed at 1915 u
month as in the bill.
A motion for an appropriation OF
1880 for Industrial training was lost.
Smith stated that the item for in.
dustrial training, in public schools,
was too important to be dropped. He
held that Industrial training would ell.
able the pupils. after they leave school.
TO earn their livelihood. Coelho sup
ported Smiths contention. speaking of
what good is being realized on Maui.
Harvey opposed the insertion OF the
Item, saying that the graduates OF the
training school are shoveling coal on
the wharf. The item. on vote being
taken, was stricken out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
ny AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL
LEASES OF PASTORAL LANDS
IN KULA, MAUI.

Ats twelve o'clock noon, Monday,
April 10, 1909, at the front entrance
TO the judiciary building, Honolulu,
there will be sold at public auction,
,under the Provisions of Part 8, Land
Act 1895, (Sections 27S-2S5 inclu-
sive, Revised Laws), General Leases
of the following lands:-
a portion of the land OF Waialoa,
Kma, Maui, containing 1850 acres
n little more or less, to be used for
pastoral purposes.
Upset rental. s225.00 per. annum
payable semi-annually in advance.
Term of Lease, 81 years from
April 10, 1909.
A portion OF the land OF Kamaole,
Kula, Maui, containing an area OF
1924 acres n little more or less, to
be used for pastoral purposes.
Upset rental $4,000 per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance.
Term of Lease, Il years from April
10, 1909.
The Lessees will be prohibited
from over-stocking the promises.
Reservations regarding lands re-
quired for settlement, reclamation,
and or public purposes, together
with rights-of-way to and across the
premises, will be embodied in the
leases of the premises.
For maps and further particulars,
apply at the office of the undersign-
ed, Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, Oahu, T. H.,
March 10, 1909.
426i-Mar. 20, 81; Apr. 3,1O,17.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF KAHULUI RAIL
ROAD co.

a special meeting of the Stock
holders of the Kahului Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office OF tho
Corporation, Stsngenwald Building.
Honolulu, on Monday, the 10th day
of April, 1909, at 10 O'clock a. M.
for the purpose of accepting the pro-
visions of Act 80 of the Legislature
of the Territory of Hawaii, approved
on the 25th day OF March, 1909, and
for the consideration OF such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
ELMER T.. PAXTON,
Secretary Kahului Railroad Co.
April 8, 1909.
BY order Of the First Vice-Prosi-
dent. ... 427s-td
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SEALED TENDERS

SEALED proposals will be received
at the Office of the Superintendent
of Public Works up to IL o'clock,
April Is, 1909, for furnishing the
Territory with lumber 10 be deliver
cd on the Hackfeld wharf.
The lumber to be merchantable
Nor'west 3Xl2 inches, about 1907
600 feet Il. NJ. in lengths not less
than "a feet; e..
.1h"x ~" about 10000 feet B.M.,
4"X12" 32 IT,, about 10000 feet
b. NJ.
Bidders will state price per thou
sand feet, board measure, and time
OF delivery.
Proposals must be on blank forms
furnished by the Superintendent of
Public Works and must be accompa-
MED by certified check of $4,000
made payable TO Marston Campbell,
Superintendent OF Public Works, us
surety that IL the proposal be accept
ed the contract will be entered into.
The superintendent of Public
Works reserves the right to increase
or diminish the specified amounts Of
lumber and the right to reject any
or all bids
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, r. H., April s, 1909.
42Sl-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
Corporation No ices
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Hawaiian Irrigation Company, Ltd.

Tho annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Hawaiian Irrigation
Company, Limited, formerly known
as the Hamakua Ditch Company,
Limited), will be held at the offices
or Thompson 4 Clemens, Campbell
Block, Honolulu, on Wednesday,
April 14th, 1909, at IL o'clock noon.
The business of the meeting will
include, among other things, the
election Of officers, and the matter
of the contamination of a bond issue
for the completion OF the Com
pany's Lower Ditch system.
Honolulu. April 9Th, 1909.
c. +. CLEMONS.
Secretary.
427S-Apr. 9, 1913.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
SPORTS
DOTS AND DASHES FROM 4
THE REALM OF SPORT Z

WINS SECOND POOL BLOCK
Chicago, H., April Cowboy
Charles Weston won the second
block of the championship pool
match from Champion Thomas Hues-
ton here tonight by score of 2i3
to 204.
RUNNERS FINISH TRAINING
New York. April l.-Longboat, Do
rando, Shrubb, Hayes, Maloney, and
St. Yves, the Marathon stars, who
will compete in the $4,000 Mara
thon derby at the polo grounds Sat
urday, finished their training today.
WRESTLER MAHMoUT LOSES.
Cleveland. O., April l.-Yuslff NAH
mout lost In handicap wrestling
match with Joe Rogers here tonight.
Mahmout agreed to throw Rogers
twice in an hour, but the Turk was
unable to secure single fall In the
limit. 'I
SUTTON DEFEATS SLoSSoN.-
New York, April by far the most
exciting game of the professional
championship 1872 balk line tourna-
mcnt was played tonight when Geo.
Sutton of Chicago defeated George
+. Slosson after an uphill game by n
score of 500 to $50.
FOR DENVER MEETING. - Chi
cago, April John Condor, the
racetrack magnate, announced today
that he had agreed to manage a 30
day meeting at Denver ut the request
Of the Overland Jockey Club. The
meeting will begin June 81 and con-
tinue until July 80.
FAILS TO THROW PoNS TWO
TIMES. New Orleans, April l.
Carl Pons twice within the stipula-
Ernest Siegfried failed to throw
ted time OF one hour in n Graeco-Ro-
man wrestling match here today.
Siegfried got one fall In minute
20 seconds, but could not down the
Frenchman again.
BALLOON RACE DATED - Eur
ich, March 80. - The international
balloon race for the James Gordon
Bennett cup will be held on October
3, instead OF October 10, as previous
ly announced
Wash, March 80. - DR.. Roller won
RUNS FAST MARATHON-Pitts-
burg, Pa, March 80. = Michael Ry-
an OF the Irish-American Athletic
Club of New York came within seven
minutes of equaling the worlds rec
ord of an indoor Marathon race at
Exposition roller rink tonight.
NOTED DRIVER DEAD - East
Aurora, N. Y, March 30. - William
Il. Mcdonald, the widely known
grand circuit driver, died today at
his home near the, Jewettyille track,
Paralysis was the cause.
PATHFINDERS REACH CICAGO.
Chicago, H., March 30.-The path
finders" Of the New York Automobile
Club, who are blazing n way from
New York to Seattle, arrived here
tonight. The party has averaged $50
miles a day running time.
SHARKEY COMES TO LIFE Bos-
ton, Mass, March 30.-Tom Sbarkey
of New York announced publicly
from the ring OF the Armory Athletic
Association tonight that II Jeffries
did not challenge Jack Johnson with
In three months he would issue a
challenge himself.
SIX-DAY RACE - Atlanta, Ga,
March 30. - After tonights racing
the standing OF the teams in the six
day bicycle race was unchanged, as
follows; Root and Fogler, Walthour
and Collins, Cameron and Milton,
Williams and Mackay. 333 miles 7
laps; Wylie and Bardgett, 1913 miles
G laps.
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Business Notices
REMOVAL

Drs. V. p. Collins and A. N. Sim
clair now occupy offices at the corner
of Hotel and Richards. DR.. Collins
will have Office hours from II a. M.
to p. m. Sunday and evenings by
appointment. DR.. Sinclair's hours
will be $3.50 to 10 a. M, 4 to p. m.
Sunday and evenings by appoint
ment,