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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
TINE CLRB MaRkET.

For the hr.' part ~ last week the curb
market developed cons .dera ole strsngth
ami activity lnierront mental Ru6oer aud
several Of the mining siocks 8atned mate
rally. The reaction came rather late IN the
week and brought with Il very light trading
and dull sssSionS ,hino was the mos,
sctive -io"k in the mining list lsst week
advancing from IL to I; and closing 81
i,,s. Miami Was also strong. gaining from
Iai TO - .. hut later reCed.ng to ~ Gold
Held ConSolsdIt ed and Nip.ss ing we're gen
orally dun Burte did little better. Inter
continental Rubber gained about point
during the week STANDARD Oil was very
inactive '.,Rh, trading IN American To-
hsc~o raised the price NJ that stock Srom
aoS 70 Ii3 n closed ~ eos yesterday on
moderate sales Ia bonds Western Pacih"
- showed considerable strength, selling a.
high a. a., Nrstrrtav's market Vas dull
with very light trading. There were no
important changes IN quota ions. The
mining list Wa- tairv steady Industrisls
Nere unusuailv inactive. Bonds were dull
and unchanged
Transactions in detaiI in tho market yes
terdAy we're a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Lave stock Market.

S,rUHDtI. Angus -
Receipts of beeyes we're iiss head ali for
slaIahtsrrn Three for TnAraet arr, s,I
ate yesterday. but no sales reported made 90
o q, az "a . late hour feeling STEADY for hest
- weak for the under grades dressed beef
~-s alict az 19i2c for nAu,e sides iste~ Tor
Texan beef NJ Later cables were received froun
toe cattle and beef markets Of isreat Br,tsIn
Imports from this port 10 day. aye oeeyeS aud .s0D
quarters % beef
ftecepus Of calves we're al head. includin.
600 for ,iaughtsrrrs ana lei for the mATket Veal,
and buttermiik calves were entirely noutnaI
Western caly,s steady Iuo cars common
we're quiet bat steady At iJl9a ia'.r for rliy
dres.ed Vrals ana pHitC Tor country dressed
Receipts OF sheen and lambs were iiA h.ar
Including a. car. for slAuEhtsEerH Aaa sil,
for the nafzct sheep 10 bEht supply and IN
changed N p-Irc hest lambs .tsssiy. oth.,.
stesdy tn ,loN, WITH a few un-old Common
10 r'rle sheep old At psSi N 20 TO- ms ct,Ii.
~ t-Nff ~ COutrnUn "a choice lamb. at AS Tse
81 . dressed mutton ~ipw az - ia. ~ In p.
drr~sSl lAfnhs 81 80 = 10 uffh h~.t hog 70 -
iarits seiHug high ~. g.
ftsveip,s 81 hogs wrre 49, head inrlud,,g
~ rar~ foT slaught~rrrz Sone for .als On n, .
weight Noninsib steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Last weeks market for caII loans on the
Stock Exchange was easy. With a range
in rates OF from 20 = per cent Neate rdAv
call money WaS nominAlly u, yer cent
lime money "a lover Las, " eek Jut that
dbl no, Improve tho sluggish demand
Closing rates we're p. to per cent for siAty
davs A., 10 ~. for ninety days 20 q,
for four months ana a., 10 - for Eve and
sS mon'hs The market for commeriCl
paper last week suffered through lack
Of demand. u vas quoted Yesterday At
"a 10 Q, peI cent LOT -Nty 70 blhrtN Jaw
lndorsen oIils 70 eINanie anu INC SAthe Iate
Tor choEe Iout 70 sk lnonths s'hsle hamN-.
. 10 u prT 'eT0 lot OtlleEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
TINE GRAM .u.tRkETS.
Prices Oa-aables Lower wheat RE-
eeInss Large and Denand Light.

Wheat continued on downward course
owing mainly to further weakness in the
foreign markets and large receipts IN the
absence Of hriaS milling demand Beara
Insis, that no permanent rally - 10 he eN-
pected until the cash demand increases
matcrally or the cop movement decreases
Sharply Idverpo1 fell 20 I'd. Pans
equal 20 a.. to &c. Aurvsrp &c and Berlin
'.c There was holiday a. budapest. \
cable from liverpool said The market
was under pressure of larger offerings in
duced nv the Disappointing American
cables aud values we're lower. fnllowinE
the opening there vas come show 81 steadi-
ness and prices Adlnced slightly owing TO
the unsettled weather in the United King
dom. Later and during the remainder ~
the -sssion the market was Influenced nv
speculative -elhnH and prices declined,
showing a break ~ "a ?, from he opening
The Cont mont con'iuues to he a reseller
and there are free offerings Of panlb'an
and American winter wheat parcels. World
shipments are expected TO he heavy. spot
markets are weak and generally If lower.
and carEo~a are freely offered AZ 10 Al
decline The general tenor Of tho Seas
ness - due 10 less active inquiry st 'h-
Clos~ the mAra~t was weak Tho Spr,ns
wheat receipts we're 81 .ga5 bush and the
winter it5.aIo. making total movement
81 .Ia7. sO5 hush against $50. 80 last year
bearish weekly Statistics are erected
on Monday ~ LOUIS reported the cash
market dull and "sak A. Minneapolis
there MAS an increase IN The stock for one
dsy uf lS,Hl' bush chaplin, Bartlett. Logan.
harris and Sheirsnn vye pTomlnent ln
the -elltns At the M"-t ~ The Other hahd
Nortnwesi and some feared Interruption
10 threshinz and marketing There were
Franc. The Oea her in thai country con.
tinued unfavoTable Ram 10 badly needed
in NORTHERN Argentina. he only hnyinE
Yesterday. however. was apparently to
cover shorts
az "orS sIru.Iio>.
,orn here vas nominal N the Mes'
FRI - De l,n'-i owing 10 GENERALLY favor
, reased sales bv the COUNTRY, eNPs tations
OF lsrRer 70 eipt. and general sS'lihs
W nor Pre.s. RSrtls,, and Rs HT %er.
sellers The primary re eip's we're .3a.a'N
S Sscp ss!Gt on n. s in xk ys
and pressure OF Plate parcels
rpE OATS rEArrREs
Oats a, the West de lined On favorable
hedge selling and hear hammerinE iom.
mission houses bought on the decline and
there was moro or less covering SENT
oNinv 10 ne big - eipts and the be!!ei
tha' they will ontiuue free for some limo
10 ONE The shipping demand was light.
rHE sPur NNREFIS
Wheat easier sales. cIO.coo busn for
export losing pr e. ( . anoat for
,yport rail basis No . red 81 a. No /
northern -prinV. o. 20. No northern
Manitoba. 81 a.. Futures losed >. To- /
'cH:[ ,,o or, IN S Gql, 30 S M"s..,n
basis Futures lo-sd /, lover Oats
dull. standards new, 60 Rye quiet No
> Western - Buffalo Bar'~y
guiet uAlt,nx 1910 T Buffalo
Futures were a. folloSs
Or~7 H's7 100 60, zee
NNf - ct - 49, G'0-s
Sep'erher ~. 100, ifSls 10 a..
ne~enhe- 100 li's loe's ifp'. ii0,s
con-
~rpten beT a.. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CsHee Higher-Cabie- Preyi-
sions Easier.

Tho trading in coffee continued active
and prices again advanced. The cables
uers stronger. he offerings we're light
Europe sent huying orders and local opera
tors. IN ludnx spot interests. made pun
cha-ss
spot coffee hero hrm. Rio No f.,
&c. Futures Edvsnced to 10 points.
closing FIRM sales. - $50 bags. Havre
sdvanc 81 .. 20 - Hamburg advanced
d. to p!z. RIO wsS unchanged exchange
un' hanged a. IL I-Iod receipts. /: 90 bags
stock. c7s.O0o santos was unC hanged to
loo reis high rr receipts, a. 90 bags stock
/ SSs.OOo sac Paulo eipts. 81 600 base
Jun.Iiahv. 81. ,Oo. Prices here a. follows
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Provisions --t.srd dun August futures
- 100 > ~. October. ~ Soa u sOc Janu-
airy. lialI .Og. Prime Western. 81 ~
r"nned IontIn"nf, si3 ~, south American
si1:i PORK lui-' mess. 81. So.i tci B-ei
steady family. tigdtIe So Butter cream
~ry extras. SO. hes-s state. whole mila
coiored OF white, fancy. lS". tgg- M.sI
ern frSts. - I'd 70. tot'Onseed % ~pO'
10 IL. August. s55a re. -, tob~r. 5Da
$50 December. .2ns 2t,. January
IA, &c Chicago, august cO--1he 10
advance ia hogs gave a strong and higher
up"nIng to prov I-lons. here vas a liberal
demand early with packers buyers Ofer-
IngS were manly IA the way Of realizing
nd became quite free late in the dav the
sellers no DOUBT being influenced by the
action % grains lnder this pressure the
Early sdNsn"e Vas Lost but tho market
closed trm. Prices we're follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Imports and Exports.

ne imports Of specie las, wees as re-.
ported to the custom House were s.. SCI
specie imports since January !. o.. 500 OSs
Exports ~ specie we're silver. ssss O4s
gold 80. coG The exports OF specie -inoe
January ! have been Gold. So. 80 sI3
silver t7e. e25 go. total 81 tt.ti. OsD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

The veeG end letter OF one % the broker
age houses quotes . veteran Wall street
operator a. folloNs Ny disposition ~ to
he mode Eately bullisa. We have had long
period Of liquidation Of an orderly character
which has had a Clarifying effect. Business
policies on every hand are conservative.
We have had. u hing, an excess Of eau
t,on We Sill nave normal crops We we're
never a. far from q panic AZ We are to-day.
TN the other hand. the ,ountry ~ on tho eve
OF an election that NAV he revolutionary
in ia ChaTa-tsr We are ,onfronted With
many very s.r.o'Is economical problems
the solution OF Whi"h may TALL in The hands
Of . set OF las makers Nho owe M respon-
-ibilny 70 established PARTIES We shall
probably have further tariT agitation. "
not revision. " hitch - asserting. and We are
to have a 1nAl interpret q ion 81 the sherman
ant trust law. Viii, may have Far res h
3 IN; s'fe,' on corporate policies Exports
are sho ina q disttnstly unfaNcrahle ten
dem '. aud the lie, is'on of the Interstate
Commerce Commission may hinge on the
eKp~d encie- OF a very bitter politi, ~ cam
paisn IA i~s 80 be \ bull. hut I'm afraid
I'ma'Af
The news thai me employees 81 several
Western railroads are ahou' 20 address
p~ttiuns on their oNn behalf 20 the Pre-i-
dent the Interstate commerce omia
SION and various Government bodies ASKING
'Ncm 20 unite IN ~ eIorf 70 se''urr pertni--
iun Tor som" ri'" advances vas w -lromed
last week a. i new note IN the r. ent "a
tAtton over IN" ra'> question n vas sIs-
se>ted a. point ~ considerable s,ruin-
,an.e thai thsps men are not Sp~akln:
from the standpoint Of holders Of -tOCE %
any Investments nor 10 II question with
;hem Of pulitiCs or economics. They are
SIMPLY animated by purely personal
motive. the d--ir. - feel that their wages
may not ne disturbed They argue that
then osn prosperity . Inseparablv ASso-
cia,ei With that NJ their emplo-er. the
railroad increased rates for transportA-
ton will insure regularity 81 employment
and STABILITY Of vaEes In all fairness they
Conslder this due to them a, we'll a. the
railroads
The steady gro~th Of railroad expenses
during the present year ~ well illustrated
bv the Respective gains IN gross AMI net
month by month. In January gross earn
ings ~ the railroads % the country in
creased 81 .eS7 Sss net -. ois.O15. February
gross SIS. COS, 7s5. net G.7tI. SIS: Msrvh
gross ta,.siS.Sos net -. GO. I5, April gross
o.. ss1 90. net .. a12. 7O,. May gross ssl.
SsS. ss'. net S.ess.se7 June gross g.. $50. III.
net se77 .o?j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosrnS Aug 20 indiana and Like
Copper we're the mos' active issues IN a dub
bu' steady market FOR Upper shares to-day
price- generally showed fractional gains at
tho cloas COMPARED With YESTERDAY Rail.
roads and indus'rials wers II!st and nrm
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

THE PHILaDELPHh uiRkET.

pHIINDT'THrt AIg @ Not over a
dozen ~ the listed securities we're traded
D. r TO-DAY on tho IN al S'ock market rono-
pak- belmont vas the most active. ructuAf-
ing pfhin q narrow range. Lehigh Valley
EatuesI a fraction he summ1T'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
~ B-TREAN STaTEHENT.

P.IpAy
PAID bv sub treasury TO bank S-OOsD
paid by banks 10 SUB TreaNup A.TsOOO
los ~ banks on DAYS trAnsAetioas SsOon
Gals ohsnks sane period previous weeE .Os5 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
THE CHICAGO NiRkEr.

CHICAGO. Aug % The local stock mar
ket was very quiet tO.dav. Transactions
being confined 10 small lots with little
hanRe in quotations. The under'Ons was
steady. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
THE BtNK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of average OF the
associated Oanks compares a. follows With
that 81 the prey lois week AMI that OF The
'orrs'pondins week lear az? rm
Loans. u.,5I foI 81 "a AOa 40 81 ~ aeo 100
Dsposlta lSla,lsl,T0 .lAf kO t0B .lao 0oo
Circula'n.. uOassai "a lse 0o 70 "a soO
specie tno lss IoO 49, :. 80 taas ~. soo
Legal ten fnlstnl n .oG sol - 'oA Tc)
res held ASH So OD S,s7 .aA.oo SS7- 10 p0r
rcs teu'd Ia sas a. AalsSag5 aSi sti. 10
surplus. -: A.. SIS $3.50 ATS ScOf2J. %
RAtiO o. zee.
10 ,Ieps D. ga -
The amount of niteu states deposits
shown in the eek p tateInent vas o. .dso. 10.
decrease ~ " en- since The prev louS eek
" these deposits were deducted from the
aREregaie given Tho surplus would be
eS., as. 59i
The actual condition Of the Clearing
House banks at tha close ~ he week u
revealed IA the follow ing ligures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Spot cotton here advanced - yHns,,,
Middltng 10 90 40 sales ~oufl ern 100
mari cis were generally IN hanged NorNGn
sold .;.1 bales Galveston. ~. N'T,Ns,
~ savannah so Memphis. p N"' '"'N
exported Is.t7s bal~~ ..-,.
In Liverpool spot cotton adysn' 81 g"tin,u.,
MIddling spd Sales. 90 hale m .iI.
-uo foT >pe 'ulaticn and export '6l6 -.
"a fOlioNe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Dividend DECLARATIONS.
RAILROAD EtRNINGs.

Loui.,u'e sad Ss~h,iiic'
iaiN Cf1Te-.
e-ond Se'E August assao inc 81 y.
IRON July i............ eltj.seo lpr. ae-5g1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

IfOIR Dull Spring Patents q 80
pa ~ clears - aOu A. Kansas s'raignt
sSs $50 rye -four. A.ISaH ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
GOSSIP or Wall STREET.

Business on the floor % the stock Ex.
change in the two hour session yesterday
contracted TO about the smallest possible
limits. Transact ions amounted to hut l.t,-
Wo shares a low record for saturday half
holiday wuh one exception. and that also
IN This month. for the past two years. At
tendance was as low a. u hiss been NJ am
time and dealings we're of the most per
funr'ory character The active sio'As hur-
iuat~d within a range NJ point AMI closed
without important changes IN either dlrc'-
ton. No doubt the natural dulnes= OF the
market waS increased Yesterday hN the
closing 81 the London Stock ENrhange Tor
one of Ua uauai midsummer ve~Arnd h"h-
days London trading IN this market IN
IN. pas, few weeks has h~en upon rela-
lively active sale aud in the present state
~ IN. market the preliminary quotations
FROM abroad have more than ordinary
proved a stimulus 10 speculation on ihs
. de
Rank clear ngs over tho country for the
week lust ended. a,r"piing to The Statisits
Of the Financial Thr"Hicir, we're .: .6?i.-
a5a Iar a slight advance over last week =
ngurec of o. .sIss7:. cal. hut comparing With
81, 3ga eos az IN Tho corresponding week last
vear decrease 81 - I per cent. Tho
general business situation - not entirely
unrel,eved and IN more than one line NJ
So - still toward Improvement. In The
cotton goods trade, for instance, broaden
ing demand 10 reported and prices have
Marshall Yield 4 90. say
hat the more favorable advices from The
crops particularly in The corn belt, are
merchants to buy with more as-nr-
Ance than earlier in the month On The
other hand the railway equipment business
docs not appear to he IN a particularly
fouriahtnR state The American 10. a.
motive company has been compelled -
e lose down it, branch works Al Richmond
for two weeks on account OF lack ot work.
although n - stated that the other plants
% the company have enough orders on hand
4 o keep them busy. This unfaN orable news
was ofse, 10 some extent by the announce
m.n' Yesterday that the United StAte-
Steel Corporation had placed an order for
fifteen locomotives and also that the com
pAny had received an order for niue zd
ditionAl locomotives from the japanese
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

. 7 NJ ToIToN IhE TahIe gIN = INC p~r0enIAce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

% test, atSC muscoVliOe. - test, aSc
Refined vas seady. 'iranuls'sd, asa
. 80
NAvsL STorTs spirits OF 'urpent inc
- G. common TO good strained rosin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

lmportan, changes from the prev iouS
weeA IN he cash held Nv the banks and
heir loans are a. follows
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
Interesting Human Freak.

Wilmington. y C.. Aug 3-Iienry
Galloway. y welI-to-do colored man
OF Southport. is IN the city today and
has with him a human freak. which.
though preserved in alcohol. In a
great curiosity. The curious speci-
men is a child which was bern At
Southport, May %. 1910, and died a
few minutes after its birth. The
child had four legs. four feet. four
arms, and four hands. From the
abdomen up TO the body was appar-
emily normal. but there are four
ears, leading 10 the presumption that
there was practically two persons in
one Galloway and his wife are normal
and they have other children who are
in no manner deformed. Their freak
child is said to be fully developed
and they have been offered $4,000
for it for exhibition purposes. Gal
loway declined the offer and is going
to exhibit the specimen himself.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11

Dr. = e. rovsae- 50 rzsgsofs.
fssaIr-a@ - the Buar4 ~ gs.rr~*nrs.
@&a tss gsv1Hx8pas sGsness sxarnlsess
to-1sy- lse xaxs > Asssu~Y &c Sc -
st$fat3ns fFusa sAe k.sx4saszE 49, sxs-
sa1e5 tat Tr favoohs k&a atwAvs
s-esa sesAssza a. ss@rsens lie ssssxk-
sss1 thas Esy tsvonks F~eo--e@sess
~ Tie Nay. 1905. t=.~@sinE of 80
BoAra that TIE aassltzsauz - xaaaa~a
unfiI he proper eqa3psae9t eoza4 -
Installed. tie directors oser-raiinw
the recommendation aza k~wpsax tie
aana,oraufn opea untli 4 as clns<ss
by order Of Tie state .eoard o.
Health.
L<-slae Abbott. auditor &C Caglforsa
County. wno has been employed -
the Governor and Council % State
10 audit the pubIic Institutions. tessi-
fed thar he had carefully examined
the accounts Of the sAnatorium. and
while the system Of book keeping
was crude. every penny had been &C
counted for and there wAk 10 lnaiea.
ton OF any transportation. mlsdi-
rec,lon or diversion OF any funds ap.
proprlated By the State Al exAmi-
nation OF the bills against the lnssI-
tuition showed that the prices paid
Tor supplies were loser ia many In
stances than could have been *.
pected.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11

Charges sgaInss management CT >~tassr
Hospital 1t Asuarxs@~--IsF- VII
Iiassss Made Harxs FXGhs HIT ~sr0nE-
Iy Opposed IEY I~xAl H@aTywea~fnts-

Greensboro. =. G.. Aaw t-Tas
investigation Of she State TuA~yess~
los3a sanltorggm >, Nontrus~. @Ageh
has been in progress here since Tues
day morning. cane to IA end iAls
afternoon ~lth she examination 81
Or \. C. Be,hurA. Of Aberdeea. whn
was summoned 20 testify a. % tae
sale Of tract % land 20 the san
atoTlum Mezsra Beckwith and BeAs-
leg Of the State Board Of Internal
improvements. who conducted the In
vesiigation. will prepare q report at
ter = conference with Governor
Kitchin- They 40 TO Raleigh io-moY-
row for q conference ~ith the Cover
nor on another matter and viii prob
ably take mp the Montrose situation
while there. While the Board may
recommend that certain changes be
made in The management Of the san
atorium, IL is apparent that the
charges OF mismanagement, Incompe-
tency. and corruption have not been
sustained.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
Lpton's Boat Dismasted; King AL
fOnsO on Board.

Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug. g.
Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht, Sham
rock, on which King Alfonso, of
Spain, is aboard as a guest of the
owner, was dismasted to-day. A stiff
breeze was blowing and heavy rain
was falling.
No one was injured on the Sham
rock and only the topmast was car
ried away.
LII luck for the second time follows
Dir Thomas Upton in entertaining
royal guests upon his racing yacht,
shamrock, King Edward having been
guest on the Shamrock II. when
the challenger for the Americas cup
was dlsmasted and wrecked by sud-
uen squall on the Solent, Nav 22.
iSO1. King Edward had a miracu-
ious escape from injury when the
topmast and then the heavy steel
naSt gave way in the suuaIl. the
@reckage, steel cables, heavy blocks
sna sails coming down all over the
deck of the yacht.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
DIR. Williams Withdraw.

The only thing approaching tie
sensational in to-day's proceedings
was the formal withdrawal from the
case OF DR.. John Roy Williams, Of
Greensboro. who preferred the charg-
es and had been conducting the pros
ecution. When the hearing was re-
gumed this morning DR.. Williams an
nounced his withdrawal from the
case. saying he recognized that he
had been worsted, but not admitting
that his charges had been disproyed.
Following the withdrawal Of DR..
Williams, Chairman Beckwith intro
duced and read the report of DR.. c.
A. Julian, Of Thomasville, who visit
ed the sanatorium in July, 1909, at
the instance of the State Board OF
Health.
The report which had been de-
manded by DR.. Williams several times
during the hearing censured DR..
Brooks and others connected with
the management OF the institution
rather severely. The sanatorium
was pronounced inexusably filthy and
unsanitary At this juncture A. B
Kimball, of counsel for the defense
introduced a bulletin Of the State
Board of Health issued in December
in which it was announced that the
condition of the institution was I'M
satisfactory in July on account Of the
lack of equipment and stating that
the sanatorium had been closed tenn
porarily awaiting the installation OF
water and sewerage systems.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
Triple Murder in California.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Aug. "A gen.
eral alarm was sent out to-day for
the apprehension of Japanese boy,
Henry Yamagachi, in the hope of OBJ
tanning a key to a gruesome triple
murder enacted on a lonely ranch.
The crime has just been revealed,
when county officers Investigating the
disappearance of a family of three
discovered the charred bones OF En-
ach Kendall, Mrs. IRA Kendall, his
wife and Thomas Kendall, their son,
in the yard Of their canon home
north of Santa Rosa.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
TOOK ALL HIS MONEY.

Often all man earns goes TO doc
tors or for medicines, to cure Stom-
ach, Liver or Kidney trouble that DR..
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure at sligt cost. Best for Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, Biliousness, Consti-
patton. Jaundice. Malaria and Debil-
ity. Csc at all druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11
SEVEN DIE IN FIRE.
Wooden Hotel Proves Trap to Sleep
ing BOarders-Many Leap From
Windows

Jamaica, L. l., Aug. 5.-Five men
and two women were burned to
death, two mortally injured and a
score of others seriously hurt in a
fire, which destroyed a wooden hotel
and employment agency here early
to-day.
Most of the dead were Polish and
Russian immigrants, who had ar
rived only yesterday. The wooden
fire trap housed forty men and wo-
men, most of them sleeping on cots.
The barking of a dog aroused neigh
bors and efforts were made to get
the sleeping immigrants out of the
burning hotel.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-08-11

There are many men that think
they can take drink and let it alone
until the next one.