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Memphis in New Orleans.
 The bold Barons battered out a victory yesterday and the Lookouts are on the backward trail to Chattanooga with ev- eiythfng lost save honor and appetite. The score of yesterdays game was 5-1.
 The youthful Mir Boehling, who caused so much trouble last Friday, essayed to open up the engagement and succeeded. But after opening. he retired. In the only inring in which he served, the Barons latched on to his cratic delivery for three .clouts, which, coupled with an error. made possible through the daring base running of Johnston and Messenger, net ted three runs. In the second Chappeile succeeded to the hill. In the sixth, the Barons carved him. Almeida opened with a scratch through short and was sacrificed by McGilvray. He scored when Mcbride smashed one safely to left. On a juicy double off the stick of Yantz, Mcbride counted.
 There were two features. The first was the fine twirling of Raymond Boyd It was in the fourth inning after two were down that the Lookouts first solved his delivery. Throughout he held the visitors in the palm of his hand. The second feature was the swatting of Messengerd. The whirlwind" faced Look out fingers four times, and four times |his trusty bludgeon cracked out safe ties. Pretty fielding was contributed by Moran.
 The day was decided in the open ing round. After Marcan had gone out Messenger hit one too hot for Balenti to finger. He went to third when John ston singled to right. An effort was then made to catch Johnston off first During the chase, Messenger got home and Johnston reached third. Almeida walked. McGilvray doubled to center and Johnston scored. Almeida scored following a beautiful slide to the plate when Mcbride skied to Moran. Other details are in
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SUMMARY

IT. Two Base Hits-M McNeill, Summa, Reidy, Riggs. Stolen Bases-Gandolfi, Chastant, Han na, Mastering. Base on Balls-Lurson, Herman, Guiterez. Struck Out-Lurson f. Bokenhofer 5. Wild ches-Bokenhofer Time of Game-2.00. Umpire-I.au2on
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Vessel, McClesky.
 Three Base Hits-Winston.
 Double Plays-Carter to McDuff; Boyd to Evans to Griffin.
 Sacrifice Hits-Griffin. Verneuille 2 Evans, Matthews. McClesky.
 Base on Balls-Batson l.
 Hit by Pitched Balls-Verneuille Qfart- ley).
 Hits Apportioned-woo in 2 1-3 in- nfngs 6. Batson 9.
 Struck Out-Batson 2. Woodruff l.
 Time of Game-2:05
 Umpire-Chesnutt.
 Selma. June 4.-(Special.) )-Selma won tho second game of the series this after noon from the Mountaineers by the score of to 1. Pretty catches by Fenner and Gutierrez featured during the game. Gan dolfl was hit in left eye by foul as he was at bat in the third inning and had To be relieved by Howell.
 Huntsville made two runs in the first, on bases on balls, a hit and a double. Selma made three in the same inning on four hits, a sacrifice, a steal and error. After the first inning Selma kept the lead anI won the game with ease The score.
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American Loses Out

London, June IA compination ol poor playing and III luck completely upset all forecasts of Frederick Herr shoff's chances of winning the British amateur golf championship at West. ward EIo and put the American out oi the contest in his first game today. b A. M. Brown, Isle of Wight expert de feated him by up and 1 to play. w c. Napderpool. only other American competing, met a similar fate at tho hands of H. L. Nichol of the Royal North Devon club. being defeated by 9 up and S.to play.
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Annjston Wins and Loses

Annfston. June 4-(Speeial )-Annis- ton and Rome split even in double header here today Woodruff pitched strong ball in first game and was in vincible in pinehes. He attempted the iron man" role and Rome got next to him in the third. Batson was sub tituted but fared little better.
 The first game was interesting throughout and the second was rather listless although hitting was the fea- ture with phenomenal fielding by both teams. Winston's fielding and hitting being the feature for Annitson.
 Probably two games will be played torlorrOW Score.
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SNEDECOR IS SOLD
 TO GREENWOOD CLUB

Mobile, June 4.-The Mobile Base ball association sold First Baseman Snedecor to the Greenwood, Miss, club of the Cotton States league last night He came here from the University Of Alabama. Outfielder James Clark, se- cured from the St. Louis Cardinals. has been sent to the San Antonio team of the Texas league.
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FLEHARTY GOES UP
 AND MOBILE ROMPS

Little Rock, June 4.-Fleharty pitched excellent ball for Nashville four innings today, but went to pieces in the ninth, and Mobile won, to 3. All of Mobiles runs came in the last inning. Campbell. hitting for Vance. started the rally with single Two hits and several errors followed. and before the game ended Mo- bile had the advantage by two runs.
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American Association
STANDING

Al Columbus: Columbus 5. St. Paul 1. At Indianapolis; Indianapolis 12, Kan sas City 1.
 At Louisville: Louisville O. Minneap- oils IS.
 At Toledo: Toledo 4. Milwaukee 8. At Indianapolis: Second game, Indian apolis Q, Kansas City 9.
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Two Base Hits-Dorsey, Ramage, Shinn.
 Three Base Hit-Morton. Home Run-Cochran. Sacrifice Hits-Reagan. Dorsey, Kane. Stolen Bases-Bowden, Nichols, Wells. Double Play-Morton to Nichols. Struck Out-Kane 6, Baker 6. Base on Balls-Baker 3, Kane ?. Wild Pitch-Baker. Hit by Pitcher-Walker, Heck by Kane.
 Passed Ball-Pierre. Time of Game-2.00. Umpire-Williams.
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T T Two Base Hits--Messenger, McGil vray, Yantz.
 Sacrifice Hits-McGilvray Mcbride. Stolen Bases-Messenger, Moves. Struck Out-Boyd !, Chappelle 1. Bases on Balls--Boyd 1, Boehling l. Hits portioned-Boehling 3 in in ming with runs. Time of Game-1:55. res-Fitzsimmons- -Breitenstein.
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SUMMARY

Two Base Hit-Evans. Three Base Hit-Brown. Stolen Bases-McDuff 2. Wasem. Sacrifice Hits-Griffin, Matthews. Base on Balls-Eyler ?. Struck Cut--Eyler ,. Woodruff 5. Time of Game-1:46. Umpire-Cestnutt.
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ABOUT THE BARONS

New Orleans Pieayune e:-Atlanta fans are calling Jimmy Johnston, of Birming- ham, the Ty Cobb of the Southern Lea gue Recently Johnston scored from first on a sipgle, showing astonishing speed. Hemphhls "boneproof' veterans will have to get a hustle on or sink Into sec ond division for keeps.
 Memphis Commercial Appeal:-It Is learned in vague sort of way that Catch CT Lemon, whose hitting played havoc with the Memphis at New Orleans recently, Is to be turned adrift, walverers having been asked on him by Manager Frank.
 Havana (Cuba) Post;-At the present time, the Birmingham team is feared around the circuit. In every city the papers are saying that the Barons will have to be watched. The pitching staff is declared to be a good one. while the others are par excellent. The addition of Almeida has made a wonderful change and the Barons are now running along finely.
 Atlanta Journal;-It is certainly most fortunate that the opinion of each man of his own club is not entirely accurate. If such were the case all would be pen nant winners. but probably the club with the highest percentage would be the Chattanooga Lookouts President o. B. Andrews Is not the least bit backwards about predicting a flag for his organiza- ton, Saturday stating that he would only have to contend with the Birmingham bunch And the last trip to Chattanooga the Crackers won two In row.
 New Orleans Item Some kind friend tinnnd Ca rItnrl MnInen.nrtl, Ir. Inc fnct
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Cotton States League

At Yazoo City: Yazoo City B. Jackson O.. At Columbus: Columbus 14, Vicksburg 5. At Meridian: Meridian ', Greenwood 6. Second game, Meridian 6, Greenwood 5.
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SM@S


 
 the championship the world he the redoubt able Franklin Athletic contingent At the me showing remarkably the he achieved Ed Perhaps Marquard will equal break that record.
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TOO MANY ERRORS AND TIMELY HTS
 WIN FOR GADSDEN
Kane and Baker in Form Cochran Swats Circuit
 Drive
SOUTHEASTERN STANDING

Results Yesterday Gadsden 6. Bessemer 3. Anniston 3-1, Rome 2-9. Selma 8, Huntsville i.
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bOEHLING EASILY BEATEN BY BARONS
 IN FINAL BATTLE
Boyd Was Very Strong Messengers Hitting the
 Real Feature
LEAGUE STANDING
Results esterday

Results eSteruay Birmingham 5. Chattanooga Mobile 5, Nashville 3.
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Games Today

Mobile and Nashville in Little Rock Memphis in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Item: Some kind friend tipped Carlton Molesworth to the fact
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Score by innings: MODllf pJp VlJ u'tf q Nashville ....................... 101 col 000-3
 SUMMARY. Three Base Hit-Maioney. Two Base Hit-Schwartz. Innings Pitched-Berger 8, Cayet 1. Hits-Berger '. cayet l. Str&k Out-Berger 2, Fleharty {. Bases on Balls-Berger l. Fleharty l. Double Play-Walsh to Starr to Paulet Hit by Pitcher-Yance. Wild Pitch-Berger. Sacrifice Hits-Young 2. Time-1.30.
 Tmpires-Hart and Carpenter LEAGUE At Bristol: Bristol 2. Knoxville 1. At Johnson City: Johnson City {, .I5.- risto..n 2. A.t.AAeev;ls: 4-sqexlsis Gsxsssasi ( i.
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Games Today

Gadsden in Bessemer. Huntsville in Selma. Rome in Anniston.
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played this afternoon. Chaput and Will Hams will pitch.
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-5DMMAR1. I've Ease LIts-LHsrs. S-ys. E. rT4ss.t
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NEGOTIATIONS TO
SETTLE AFFAIRS
+ or RAILROAD
PROGRESSING
Conferences Held Today Be-
tween Representatives Of
Bondholders and Other Cred
itOrs Of New Mexico Central
ANNOUNCEMENT MAZE
MAY BE FAVORABLE

Negotiations looking tward the
amiCHble adjustment OF the affairs
OF the New Mexico Central railroad.
with the ultimate end In view o'
building the road into Albuquerque
from M0Tiarty, which were begun here
Thursday. were continued all day to-
day. AZ late hour this afternoon no
announcement had been made AS a.
the finnl result of the negotiations II
IL known that the conferences early
In the day hctWrqn the representa-
tivcs Of the n. N. e. boudholdcrs and
other creditors Mas regarded ms fny.
CRADLE. The nnnQuIIg emrnt IN tu tho
final culmlnatiun oi the negotiations
regarding tn" road ana Us future Nill
hc eagerly HWRRwt Ely the people ~
Albuquerque and al others Interested
In the completion 81 the line To- this
city ana the possible cNt, nsion To the
san Juan country. Late today II was
stated that the negotiations had not
reached a point IA tat time whore
any statement Of. :. y definite nature
could DO made.
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lh"} VIII do with reference tn the
establishment Of the orpbuuagc here.
4, Ia Lu,,,.n ~, -. '..,,,
.itc. sufficiently near the city. aud III
amount Of tuop.y that ,,ut I,. ,ufrl.
lent 10 assist In the construction u
70 building that VIII be pde1,stc for
ilrst needs Boonusr Of tho demand
tor places for urphaus through the
state II is cRtinntcd ihnt there viii
b. an enrolment at the Institution Of
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IMPRESSIVE RITES MARK
FUNERAL OF s2D DEGREE
MASON HERE FRIDAY

Full Masonic honors were ,accord.
ed IN tina city at .. IN. yesterday ITO
George N, burst Of santa Rita, ". M
whose burial occurred In Ralrylew
cemetery under the auspices OF ths,lo.
cal Masons. Mr.. burst Twas hifty.
second degree Mas1nlaad one 8ff1,,
wen known railroad men OF the6tAte
Archd.dIdn w. Il. Warren OfIicIatcd
at the services at the French and
Lowbcr chapel Mr.. burst died al
santa Rita October at the age of "a
niue over forty-ninc years as the re-
suit OF cerebral hcmOrrnage. MIR.
burst VINO moved to Santa Rita last
July was night yardmastcr for tho
Ehlho copper company at the big con.
per camp, lie leaves two boys aged
- ana years respectively and "A
daughter aged Is. besides the sorrow-
ing Vile and brother, Frank T.. burst
OF the g. II. sharp CONSTRUCTION com
phny' who makes his headquarters In
Albuquerque. a sister In Burlingame.
cat, ana another In Los Angeles also
survive.
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REPUBLICANS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS
MONDAY
Well FURNISHED Rooms Over
Old Mcintosh Hardware
StOre TO Be Seat of Cam
paign.

At n meeting at the executive COM
miiIce OF the Republican central com
mittee Of Bernnlillo county this morn
Ing, Chairman Elfego Baca presiding,
tlnal arrangements were made 60 open
commodities campaign headquarters
Monday morning IN tho rooms above
the old Mcintosh Hardware company
store on West Central avenue. Off.
GERS will be In charge every day there
after from \ a. m, 10 10 y, m, and
the work ~ the campaign will go for
ward brlskly. The rooms are well
furnished aTpi sWell adapted for the
purpose. besldss being centrally 10
Gated, {ta,
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what has been done W the American
NAL request from the titpipr egynrRr
ment Of Nicaragua.
Though kccnly appreciatlve Of the
sentiments inspiring the NicaraAnan
government In It's offer TO bury the
dead marines IN state In the city OF
Granada. II n believed that the bodies
of tho men viii be brought home To
the United States and bsricd accord
ing go the wishes OF their surviving
rclAt. -.
The regiment ~ marines WAS on
both sides Of BarraDra under COIN
inand 81 col. John ~. Pcndlcton. The
first and second bdtalions were be-
tween Mangua and Masaya and
nearer Masaya. The Third battalion
WAS JctWccn Musaya and Granada
and also nca9r Masaya. 10 II Is inn
possible to HdRc In which battalion
N" fatalities occurred AZ all were
CIn." to the fighting,
The first battalion was under com
nund of Mai william ~ McKelby
and WAS composed Of companies a.
B. e and -. drawn from New YORK,
Nurfulk, Boston, Portsmouth, Anna
polls Charleston and Washington.
The second battalion under com
mand oi Maj. George g, Reed, was
composed Of companies VI, + and q,
drawn from Philadelphia.
Tho Third battalion, under com
uuud 81 MAJ. Smcnlry y. Butler. was
drawn from Panama.
From the wording ~ American
Minister Wvitzols dispatch today i'li.
ing uf the fight, officials here mink
that bluoackctE from come ~ tho
war,hipr under Rear Admiral south.
'rlIud also w'r" IN The fight.
Minister W"itzcfa dispatch said
IA" American forces had driven Irl".
don aud hiy rebels from Ia" BarTauca
hilIs In thIrts-scycn ninuirs but siid
iEthiug uf COrr.HH participation w
tl, BATH, mentioned IT, rhauprro'e
,ubIogram 10 Minister CuIrilly. MIR
W,itz,rs dispatch said 1t WAS rumOT-
.d 10 MIuugun that American ma
riu, had bern kiflad and wouu Iod.
hur gave nnlhing definite.
N,-t,rday's dispatches told pf nn
impending hHttlc at Jino,ope. Thr
SirarJRuan ministers. diSpntrh t0dn :
taid tho marines we're killed nud
"'hIb'l ~ N'F'''bi blh ~ "hH tAhN
Thought they we're IA" same place.
Admiral Snuthrtiuud'B dispatch.
dated Nostrrday said
"Inrrannus and second hill taken
hs mHrln,F and DlucInSi,rL at day
Nt,ak after q gallant Assault MasHyn
later taken by government forces and
starving inhabitants relieved. Insur-
rcrtIOulsi lussrH were heavy
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The Markets
WALL STREET.
~ LEASED Wire to EveaIas Herald

~ LEASED Wire "a EVentnG Herald I
New York, oct STOCKS opened
active aud strong with gains ~ a
point Ia Reading aud Canadian Pa
enc. -. Pau. the IIaTrImHns, Mis-
souri, Parilic uuJ steel also showed
good gains raIfOrnla petroleum
Just listed on the exchange. opened
with "A block of i,nuO shares at &c to
~ compared VITA Yesterdays closing
quotation ut 90 - on the curb.
The market closed strong.
~ the opening NJ the session. first
place fcllN To- california petroleum
which was formally listed on the stock
exchange. Initial dealings were on a
large scale with a price range of &C
Ia 12la us compared with 90 "a, it's
closing price ON tur curb yesterday,
This Was followed hy "a decline of sew
cral points, after which dealings de-
cilnvd, BeFrcs,uttttve issues dis
played Il strong undortone after some
early hesitation,
Closing prices:
can money nominal.
Prime paper, JTG per cent.
silver, 81 i-Sc.
Mexican dollars i9c.
AmnIgtmated, 0. is.
Sugar, i27 ~
AtChison, HIS.
Great Northern, 40 ga.
New York Central. 1884.
Northern Paclhc. l39 ia.
Heading, i7G 5-S
southern Pacific, 1895.
Union Pacific, l76.
steel. 7Sh.
steel, preferred. 1l6M,
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Continued from page one)
miles. or onc-half 81 the entire dis
lance In the running Of the fourth
American grand pTlX automobile road
race today. lie had driven the dis
lance with only three stops AT an ave-
rage rate Of Seventy-two and frac-
tlOn miles an hour.
Bragg was minutes. 80 seconds
behind Tctzlhff and driving hard.
also with II Fiat car cut down this
Head.
DE Palma. driving a Mercedes. was
In third place, 2 minutes and 2
seconds behind Bragg; Bergdoll, with
u Benz car, In fourth place. The
first half OF the distance was covered
at "A speed Of 2.t5 miles an hour slow.
or than that Of Bruce Brown In last
years grand prix a. Savannah.
7. TetElaff, at the end of 2A miles,
lost the lead and the race when a
plston rod In his Flat car was broken.
Bragg took first position and De
Palma second.
Louis Fontaine had a second mis-
hap when In the twentieth lap his car
crashed through "a fence. II was re-
ported that neither Fontaine or his
mechaniclan had bean injured Rerlo-
usly. FOntaino and hughes Withdrew
later because OF accidents to their re-
apeetive ears.
Hragg led after passing the ass
nile post. with only nfty-five miles 10
80 To the finish. De Palma was As-
cond, seven minutes behind Bragg.
.Bergdoli was third and Anderson
fourth. Bragg's average time for this
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GOVERNOR WILSON'S
TRAIN NARROWLY
ESCAPES WRECK
Democratic Candidate Peace
fully Sleeps While Freight
Sideswipes His Private Car
Near Omaha.
a Wire 20 Evening HrrnIdl

~ Lrssrd Wire ga EVsnIaE Herald |
Omaha, Nch,. Oct. Governor
Woodrow Wilson arrived !n Omaha
this Inorning To- ho greeted by an Gu
thusIRstic crowd.
The governor slept peacefully
through "A near wreck last night. \
freight engine sid"awIpud the rear ot
the observation car in his train ana
tho ear in which IN" governor was
sleeping WAS slightly damaged, IL,
did not know of the accident until
Informed ot II this morning, Nlt"r
brief address at the city han here
Governor Wilson addressed the stu
dents 81 Creighton UNIVERSITY.
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5,75m9OO; stockers ana feeders, si.35
~ 40; cows and hcifurs, E2,S5mS,OO;
calves, &S.Omil.25.
Hogs-Rcccipts 5000; market slow,
steady tn SC lower. Light, $SG56p
9.25; mixed, &S.G5p9.3O; heavy. &S45
09.25; rough, tSA5QS,7O; pigs. $3.50
$3.50; bulk Of sales. ts.S5H9.l5.,
sheep -- Receipts 1000: market
steady Nltivc, t3.251i20; western,
'3.A0H I2o, ycarlings. &i25m5.g5;
lambs, native, tl.5Om6,75: western
&i.Tjm i.pj.
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EIGHTEEN HURT IN
SUNSET TRAIN
WRECK
Fast Mail Turns Over in Yves
tern Louisiana While Run
ming Thirty Miles an Hour
Several May Die.
my Leased wire "a EvsAInE msrnldl

10y Leased Wire ca EVeAInE Herald
Lake Charles, La, oct D. Eighteen
persons were more or less seriously
hurt when the Sunset Mail u fast
eHslbOuud train of the southern Pa
cifiC railroad. WAS dcrailod near Mid
land, Lu., early to-day. six ears turned
over, including the mall car. baggage
car. negro coach. two days COaChc1
ana tourist sleeper,
The condition of several al tho pas.
BcngcrA In critical Physicians were
summoned from crowley. La, aud II
relief train took the wreck victims to
Lafayette.
spreading rails caused the wreck
according tn the engineer, The trai !
WAS running thirty miles an hour.
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% 5-Sc to SO 5.Sm53alc. touched
% u, aud then ratified t. 80 Use. The
close was easy, 3-sc NJ lower for De-
ccmhcr at % 3.Sr.
oats siggcd because demand was
only NJ n scattered sort. December
started unchanged 10 Use lower AT
~ a-Sc 10 32hc and weakened to
% i-iGP32 3-Sc.
ReallzinR sales cascd the provision
market First transactions varied
from IA ~ Sc on to Sc advance with
January ElaO7ia for pork; SlO.95 for
lard, ana &l0.22h to 8l0.25 for ribs
Closing prices:
Wheat-Doc, ~ Use; May. % 5-Sc.
Corn-Oct, 81 i-Sc; Dec, % a-se.
Oats--Dec., 80 l-SQ32 lac; May,
3iIac.
Purk-Oct.. IlG.S5.
Lard--OCt., &l0.l7h.
IibH-Oct, Sl0.72h,
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ChlcnEo I,nard Of Trade.

chicago. oct. ,-Enlhrgea receipts
northwest gave the bears an innlnS
today in wheat Local SPECTATORS
seemed INCLINED TO ignore war news
as having lost novelty. The opening
Was shade Ia Lie M. December
started at 81 7-sWs2c 20 % lac, the
same change from last night a. the
market taken altogetheT. A decline
to 81 b-sG9i 3-4c rollnwed. The close
waa weak with Decamber T-se net
lower at 81 7-Sc. s
Buying by Chicago upeeulatars
made corn relatively arm. DNeem-
Der opened q shade u l-se down 1t
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Peoria, Ill.,, Dot. k--As result NJ
a terrific explosion al the Western
Powder mills. located at Edwards
ported killed and mAny injured. Tho
plant was completely wrecked.
American Lumber co. film. Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
SANTA Pc COPPER.

Quotation furnishes ny Logan &
Bryan. Board or Trade, ChicasOJ
Boston, Mass, Oct. 5.--Onr hun
drcd shares Of Santa ic Cope were
sold AT 3M, The market closed at
3M dg3Ac. gu.