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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO August 5.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000 head: market steady:
beeves. 49Oas.30: Texas steers, 3.JOa5 g., !;
western steers. S4a6.7J; stockers and feed
.rs, $4a6 p: cows and heifers 81. 10a6 so;
calves $S.jOaSJ0.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900 head !:
market strong for best. others slow: light
s.40a9; mixed 1.s5as. 81; heavy. 76Oas 20:
cough, 7.6Oa7s5: good TO choice heavy,
i.s5as. 20; pigs, s.35a9: bulk OF sales. 7.95a
so
Sheep-Receipts estimated al 5000 head :;
market strong; native. S2.G1ai.GO; west
srn. 2IJa4.G0: yearlinss, 4.JOa5.T5; lambs
1ative, 4.J0a1.1J; western. 47Ja715.
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MONEY.
BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August J.-Wheat-
Firmer; spot contract. 80: spot red
western, 1.0l: August, 80; September.
LOCAL .OO7s; December 1.O5A: steamer
No. red 93; receipts, 1923 bushels;
southern by sample, S0a9J; southern on
grade, 934a93A
Corn-Dull: spot contract. 6S11s: receipts,
1851 bushels
Oats-Easier: old No. white. 4S1z
asked: old No. white. 45lsa47: old No.
. mixed, 45ai5ka: receipts. S.3o2 bushels.
Rye-Dull; Old No. western domestic,
ISas0; receipts, 13S bushels.
Hay-Firm, unchanged.
Grain freights, steady. unchanged.
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visitors by the representatives of
President Taft she found time for two
delightful experiences.
First, the sonora, who has a large
retinue of servants, made thorough
tour of the kitchens of the hotel where
she is staying. and her woman's heart
was gladdened by the many remark
able things she saw there. She asked
innumerable questions about the thor
oughly up-to-date appliances used in
the culinary department and made
mental notes of improvements that will
undoubtedly be effected in the presi-
Dental residence in Valparaiso on the
return home of the party
Later in the day the sonora gratified
another feminine desire by making
tour of the biggest shops. and the Chilean
president dutifully accompanied her.
Finds Heat Uncomfortable.
The sonora was delighted with all that
she saw. and the only thing that did not
call forth praise was the weather
New York is truly as beautiful as it
is interesting, she said to an American
caller. 1T is different from any ether
city l have ever seen, and I have been
to Europe three times But why is it
so hot? In Chile 1T is never more than
So degrees nor less than 30 We are to
be here only week, which 1 regret, ex-
cept that it is most hot here
Sonora Montt speaks English. She is
tall and dark. and of the Latin type of
beauty. In her shopping tour she wore
a street dress of dull gray, with small
hat and dotted gray veil to match 4
gold bracelet and one ring were the only
jeWelry she wore.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. August 5.-Closing: Cot
.on-Srot dull: prices II points lower;
American middlinG. fair, SOL; good mid
Hing. sci; mddling. SCI; low middling
,91. good ordinary, III: ordinary. I.46
rhe sales of the day were 6.Go0 bales, OF
which 200 were for speculation and ex-
port and included 900 American. Re
,eipts. 1900 bales. including $500 Ameri-
IAN. Futures opened steady and closed
irrn August S51z: August-September
IG3: September October. 49, October
November, I.lsia: November December.
-ns; pecember-January, 10:Il2: January
February 7n5: February March. 7O5
March April. I.05; April May. 7.041s; May
Iune 7.O4Lz
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. August 5-There was very
title trading In American securities dur
ny the early session today. Prices were
steady and from Is 10 Il above parity at
1oon
In the afternoon New York buying i'm
proved the leading issues from y to ]
point and made the closing firm.
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DEMAND FOR CHARLTON
PAPERS FILED BY ITALY AT
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Government Officials Suggest That
Information Should Be Sent to
New Jersey.

All doubt as to the desire of the
Italian government to bring Porter
Charlton to justice for his alleged
crime at Lake Como is set at rest by
the submission to the State Department
OF the necessary legal documents per-
tanning to the crime. The papers were
sent by the Italian foreign office to it's
try, by whom they were sent to the
Secretary of State for transmission to
the county magistrate of Hudson coun-
ty, n. j., before whom the case is pend
ing.
The officials of the State Department
held, however. that the papers should not
go through that department at this stage
but should instead be sent by the Italian
charge direct to the examining magis-
trate.
Question of Extradition.
In case that official finds that a prima
facia case has been established the State
Department will then take up the question
of whether it is eXtraditable under the
provisions of the treaty with Italy Ac-
cordingly the papers have been returned
to the Italian charge at Manchester,
Mass, with a note suggesting that he send
them to the New Jersey magistrate
AS the attorneys and friends of Charl-
ton will. it is believed, make a vigorous
fight against his return to Italy for trial,
the actual question Of his surrender to the
tia ian authorities is not likely to be set
tied by the State Department for many
weeks to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Mrs. Annie e. Williams of ST Michaels.
Md, lost a few days ago a pocketbook
containing about $50 Upon opening her
front door Thursday morning she found
the missing pocketbook lying on her front
porch, minus SIS of the contents, which it
is supposed the finder took as his reward,
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Liverpool Trade Statistics.

LIVERPOOL. August 3.-The following
are the weekly statistics
Imports, all kinds 22.OoO bales: imports
American. 1900 bales; stock. all kinds,
$4,000 bales; stock American, 3oI 900
bales.
exports, 5. 400 bales.
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LIVERPOOL.

Z LIVERPOOL. August s. Closing.
Wheat-Spot dull: No. red western
winter, no stock; futures firm; Septem'
Der nominal; October. is esd; Deem
Der, rs 11sd.
Corn-Spot firm; old American MIXED
IS 91td; futures dull; September. As
olkd; October, As 011d.
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TEST STATES BANK ACT
KANSAS GUARANTEE LAW BE-
FORE SUPREME COURT.
Brief Declares Its Operation Would
Result in Destruction of
National Banks.

One of the first questions on which the
Supreme Court of the United States will
pass after it conveneS in October will be
the application for it to review the liti-
cation in the federal courts in kansas
over the constitutionality of the Kansas
bank depositors' guaranty law.
John Lee Webster, ex-senator Chester
l. Long and several other lawyers, repre-
senting the Abilene National Bank and
others, filed the application for a writ of
certiorari in the case.
District Court Is Reversed.
The United States circuit court for the
district of Kansas. in an opinion handed
down by Judge Pollock, ruled that the
law was unconstitutional and void, as
being in violation of the fourteenth
amendment and as unlawfuly discrim-
mating agains. national banks and de-
stroying their efficiency. However, the
United States circuit court of appeals for
the eighth circuit reversed the lower
court, and held the law to be constitu-
tional.
IF our contentious are sound, and we
believe them to be- counsel for the ma
tional banks say in their brief, 1.-The Kan
SdS Dank guaranty law VIII opeidlc "
despoiI national banks of their deposits
by inducing people to believe that de-
positors in the state banks are guaran-
teed, and that depositors in national
banks are not and cannot be guaranteed
Destruction of National Banks.
"Such process of spoliation will result
Ultimately in the liquidation of national
banks and in increasing the number Of
state banks, or, we may say, the de-
struction of one and the upbuilding Of the
other class Of banks, as has been demon
strated in the state of Oklahoma"
It is claimed that Congress will never
authorize the national banks to accept
the provisions of the statute for their
reorganization as state banks. thus pro-
curing the benefits of the act, because
to do SO would, for all practical purposes,
deprive the federal government of all con-
troll over such banks and would make
said banks subject to the control OF the
state of Kansas. or, in other words. to
all intents and purposes make them state
banks.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call. II O'Clock noon-Potomac
Electric Cons. os. $1,000 at l0012, $1,000 at
100k
Washington Rwy. and Eec. pfd., 2 at IS, 2
at IS.
After call-Lanston Monotype. :; at 81, ) at
Sl12.
Mergenthaler Linotype, j at 21J.
Washington Rwy. and Elec CON- 2 at 3lI..
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MONEY TO LOAN At S. 6h AND e.
Personal ATTENTION.
tIeiskell s. McLeran.
1903 III St. N. w.

dren who were riding as the guests OF
the driver. The list of dead now totals
four and the remaining seven children
are still suffering severely.
The two who died last night are Henry
Schaler, aged ten years, and Irene Dagger.
aged eleven years. The latters seven
year-old brother, Raymond. died the
night of the accident.
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TWO MORE CHILDREN DEAD.
Were Burned With Vitriol When
Fire Department Wagon Upset.

PHILADELPHIA. August 1.-Two
more children died last night from vitriol
burns received last Tuesday, when the
fire department supply wagon upset and
spilled the deadly fluid over eleven chill
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FOR PRIZES
PHTH1AN COMPANIES, UNIFORM
RANK, ENGAGE IN DRILL.


drill out at Camp Henry Parrish Brown
yesterday occupied the attention of men,
bers of the Grand Encampment and
Grand Lodge, X. of p, in session in this
city.
Companies of the Uniform Rank, knights
of Pythias, today also engaged in COM
petitive drills for prizes, which will be
awarded Saturday.
List of Entries.
The companies which have qualified and
entered are:
Glass B-Clinton, No. 81, Iowa; Blue
Hill, No. SO, Massachusetts; Scott No.
TO- Connecticut: Apollo. No. %, Michigan;
Clinton, No. 105, Indiana, and Oskaloosa,
No. Is. Iowa
Glass C-Maysville, No. 6, Kentucky:
City, No. II. Michigan.
1he election resulted in the choice o.
Vice Chancellor George NJ Hanson of
Maine to the supreme CHARACTERISTIC and
Thomas J. CARING of Macon, Ca, su-
preme vice chancellor
Other officers elected are as follows:
Supreme keeper of the records and SEAL
Fred E. Wheaton, Minneapolis; supreme
prelate, the Rev. Joseph H. Spearing
Shreveport, La: supreme master of ex-
CicluSi, iHOHldS L. MedTSS, wilmington,
y. c.; supreme master at arms, Edward
Horton, st. Thomas, Ontario; supreme
inner guard, Harry A. Drachman, Ari-
iona; supreme outer guard, II. NJ. Wads-
worth. Philadelphia. Members of the
board of control, insurance department.
George A. Bangs, Grand Forks, n. D.,
and w. ]. Duval, Kansas
Washington Competitor.
In class four companies were en-
tered yesterday in the dill, namely
Glendale, Va, and Clinton, Ind They
were drilled and inspected. No official
reports of the drill will be given out un-
til Saturday.
The supreme assembly has taken ac-
order in the District of Columbia and
Maryland, having authorized MAJ. Gen.
Stobhart to consolidate the commands
in the two sections. Heretofore the
commands IN the uniform rank in the
District Of Columbia and Maryland have
been handled as jurisdictions in separate
states. The District of Columbia Pyth-
ian uniform rank men have been under
the command of Maj. Thomas A. By
mum. Those of Maryland have been
under the command Of Col. n. w. Rless-
Ter.
AS soon as the two commands have
been strengthened the major general In
command of the uniformed Pythians is
authorized to form a new brigade OF the
two commands and carry out the request
made to the supreme assembly Tor the
consolidation.
1t is presumed that the eventual ac-
ton will be the promotion Of Col Riessler
TO the command of the new brigade, with
headquarters in Baltimore. but Washing
ton commands are understood to be hur-
To
a regiment, and thus place their com
mander on an equal plane with the
Maryland officer in the claim for the
command of the brigade.
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STOCKS ARE BID UP
Substantial Gains Scored, De-
spite Light Trading.
TAKING PROFITS POSSIBLE
Yielding Is Slight Under Selling by
Room Traders.
TONE IS MORE CONFIDENT
Removal of Weak Accounts and Bet
ter Crop Outlook Help Specu-
lative Sentiment.

& NEW YORK, August J.-Opening
quotations in stocks today were hardly
more than. nominal, but prices showed
some sharp gains over last nights
closing. Union Pacific rose point and
Southern Pacific Kansas and Texas,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago Great
Western preferred and United States
steel large fractions.
The market did not yield much when
proht-taking sales began. and room
traders began to bid up prices vigor-
ously.
Buying Power Manifest.
Reading, Union Pacific, United States
steel and Amalgamated Copper were
bought literally and advances estao-
Hshed of a point or more in many
stocks. American Sugar improved
points. Delaware and Hudson rs. Union
Pacific liz. Reading 1ss Southern IA
cific, Atlantic Coast Line. Great North
ern Ore certificates and American Beet
Sugar IA, and st. Paul. Chicago Great
Western. Amalgamated Copper ana
American Smelling j.
Speculative confidence was engendereo
bv the belief that weak accounts had been
removed by improving crop prospects and
by the easing money market.
Some Substantial Gains.
The gains in Union Pacific. Reading. IN
terhorough- Metropolitan preferred, Amer
lean Smelling and Minneapolis. ST. Pau,
and Sault Ste Marie reached 3E- west
rrn SR. Westinghouse Electric "a. Con
solidated Gas Ia. Amalgamated copper
Ia. Denver and Rio Grande preferred and
United States Steel lls and Chesapeake
and Ohio, Kansas and Texas, Missouri
Pacific and Republic Steel IL. Iowa Cen
tral preferred declined rs and American
Steel Foundries |. Bonds were firm.
After a long period of dizziness and some
reactions the market advanced again.
with some of the railroad stocks ceiling
higher than in the forenoon. Chlcaso
treat Western preferred improved.2 points
and Atchison. American Cotton OH ana
General Electric IA.
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MAKES 35O-|M|LE FLIGHT
BALLOON ON RECORD TRIP IN
THUNDERSTORM
With Two Occupants It Travels
Safely From Philadelphia to
Danbury, N. H.

DANBURY, n. H., August 5.-While
lightning flashed and rain fell in one OF
the worst thunderstorms of the sea-
son, the balloon Philadelphia II, with
Dr. Thomas Z. Eldrige and Welsh Straw
bridge Of Philadelphia aboard, lande
safely north of this city yesterday.
The trip covered $50 miles and estao-
lished record for distance. A previous
record of 80 miles was made by DR..
Eldridge in the Philadelphia II in July,
VIXEN he sailed from Philadelphia to
Pascoag, r. l.
Or. El6ridge, who is president of the
Fh:la deiLhia Aeronautical Recreation So
ciety. and Mr. Strawbridge. VINO is " i!
hn"wI as q polo player, left Philadel
phis al $50 o'clock Wednesday night.
Caught by a northeasterly wind after II
reached a height of 1900 .tet the dig
haloCn passed swiftly over New Jersey,
New York, Connecticut. Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
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During the afternoon the visitors were
taken to Ardsey in automobiles.
Mayor Gaynor paid a formal visit to
President Montt at the Plaza late in the
afternoon, and was relieved to find that
the visitor could speak English. They
chatted for but a few moments.
Last night the Chilean party were
taken to the theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Leslie Taylor. near Royal Glenn. in
Grant county, w. Va, is reported TO DE
dying from fall of nearly forty feet
from a bee tree and the stings of the in
furiated insects which covered him he
lay unconscious sr7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Mrs. Kline Drummer, wife of Samuel
Drummer. superintendent of the Columbia
paper Company. at Bristol. Va. died
Tuesday, aged sixty -four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Emmanuel Baughman, fifty-eight years
old. wen known as a weather prophet,
was struck and killed by a Baltimore and
ONO passenger train near Garrett, Nd.
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Sunrise Glorious Sight.

Speaking o. the trip Or. Eldridse said
he saw the first chapter Of Genesis be-
fore tie creation He explained til at
the sunrise after night of intense
darincss made him feel as though he
wec. presert at the creation Of the world
The Philadelphia II dropped on the
farm Of Joseph Maxfieid, thirty miles
north Of Concord. The aeronauts were
crenched e the skin. blu. declared that
t:ey felt happy in the thought t. at
they had established a new I'd. The
big balloos did not lower the Philadel-
phia record fer height, 1j.EU feet being
the highest point reached DR. EldridSe
claims n record for figh ascents, having
reached an attitude of 1860 feet in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

Bar silver. 24ssd per
Money. ia1h per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills Is "a per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three month bills is 2h per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-05

*EX div.-Pennsylvania Railroad Co..
~; Virginia-Car Chem. Co.. III; Chi
cago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha,
3k: Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha pfd-, 3i2.
Shares sold to IL am 13isn
IL characterization. 81 100
L p.m.............. 29.,iO)
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The Safest Investments

J. T. Dyer. FRANK L. Dyer. W. Talbot Sinclair.
DYER AND SINCLAIR
Incorporated
REAL ESTATE IN ali it's branches; SALES
RENTS, LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE. PER.
SONAL and PROMPT attention. MONEY to loan
on improved property In the District and In
MARYLAND and VIRGINIA at prevailing rates
Office: Suife POL -202. 14O0 St jy14-o0t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
RAPlST'S PAL IS
 NOT INDICTED
Man Accused of Being trcompiire of 'fr3gg." James at Carlo is
 Released.

Carlo, H., Jan. 1l.-Arthur Alex ander was ordered released from the Champaign County Jail at Urbana, III. yesterday by States Attorney Wilson and Sheriff Fred D. Nellis.
 Alexander was arrested on the charge of being an accomplice of "lroggy James, who was lynched here for the murder of Miss Pelley.
 A special grand jury failed to se- cure evidence to indict Alexander, al though the last statement of James is alleged to have incriminated him. The officers added a postscript to the order for release. suggesting that the county sheriff warn Alexander that it would be unsafe for him to return to Cairo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
SUES COMPANY
 FOR FIRE LOSSES
S. C. Veil Files Suit Against The Niagara Fire Insurance Co. to
 Collect Unpaid Policy.

Sidney (. Well, through his attor- neys, Taylor and Jones yesterday ft- ed suit in the Jefferson circuit court to collect an insurance policy held with the Niagara Fire Insurance Con1- pany of New York.
 The plaintiff states that he insured his gin-house, contents and several other adjoining buildings for $3, S23. The policy was issued on September 23, 1909. Seven days later at o'clock in the morning, the gin and contents were destroyed by fire, entailing a loss of $3,450. Mir. Well states that he has made a demand for the in- surance. but that it has not been paid He now sues the insurance company to recover the amount of losses and attorneys fees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
ChlldF0n Cry
 FOR FlETchER'S c PASTOR RIA
"THE LYMAN TWINS"
ARE COMING.

One of the largest and most pleas ing musical comedy attractions of the season will be seen at the k,lks thea ter on January II, when the famous CTS" appear with their excellent com pany in the seasons big success, The Prize Winners.
 This wonderful twin star comedy contains an abundance of big fea- lures. pleasing novelties, charming specialties. with dainty chorus of pretty girls, funny comedians and beautiful display of electrical effects never before seen with this class of attraction.
 This new success was written eX- pressly for these young stars like all others in which they have appear ed with wonderful success, but from the way The Prize Winners is meet ing with approval from both press and public, they have outdone all pre- vious attempts in this production, carrying a large company and all ne- cessary scenic equipment complete.
 Those witnessing the performance of these clever young comedians and their remarkable company will be given treat seldom offered the thea tre-soing public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13

A healthy man is q king in his own right; and unhealthy man is an un- builds up sound health keeps yon well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
J. N. LEWIS 22224 West Barraque Street.

$12.50 S80 MILE BOOK $12.Ee Good for bearer locally between points in Ark nsas.
 H. N. ATWOOD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
STOCKHOI DERS' MEETING.

he annull meeting of the st rrk- leaders of the Pine Bluff Trust Con- 2. y of Pine Bluff, A for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year and for transacting such other business as may come be- fore them, will be held in the rooms of said company on Monday, Jan. F, 1910, at s o'clock p. III.
 D, c. BELL, Secy-Treas. 12-1J-1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13

pr. Grandy uses Vitalized Air for ,ainless extracting. 211 1-2 Main tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13

With a stage of 36 feet above t,'" suage the Arkansas river at Lit, ! Rock yesterday was about 3.o feet be- low normal An accurate forecast OH what may be expected in the river cannot be made at the Weather Bu- reau at this time. During the next much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13
WANTED

All who are ill need of real friend, for advice, legal or otherwise. assist. ance financially. Address lock boN 24S city. Everything strictly conf dential. 12.30.1ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13

THOMPSON THE TAILOR-Clear. ing. altering and repairing. spec, ialty. All work strictly first class 402 West Secoind avenue, Old phone 4s2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-13

We make speciality of cleanins and pressing ladies and gentleme" suits and guarantee our work Whit Star Laundry. ii
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-15
SOUTHERN PAC|FI FIC
HAS BIG WRECK

a freight wreck occurred yesterday
afternoon one mile east Of Ullin, SIX
miles west OF Montel!o. New cauS-
ing $1,7OO worth OF damage TO the
cars derailed
The crew OF the train, extra No.
2519 consisting Of 80 cars, were for
tunate in escaping serious INJURY, al
though they were badly shaken up
and suffered slight bruises.
The wreck was caused by the break
ing OF a wheel OF refrigerator car
belonging to the Paclnc Fruit EN-
press.
Ten of the front cars were derailed
by the accident Eight OF these we're
fruit cars and were loaded with green
fruit from California points. and the
others were, one each OF sugar and
salmon.
The train was travelling az about
l. miles an hour on down grade
approaching Montcllo. when the ac-
cidenJ occurred The first ten cars
were derailed. but the engine, be
cause OF its own enormous weight
remained on the rails, probably saw
ing the engine crew from serious In"
jury and perhaps death.
The track for 4 considerable dis