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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Goals from fleias II. Maxwell ca, Luse
% Lb.s q. Rutherford. Campbell.
Iowbrtdke %. Sherry, Free thrown
15lse 90. eherry 90. Referee. Beck.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Goais from field. Menefee 90. Collins
~. lyman %, Stewart az, Townsend
q. EheS %. Pre- throw: Stewart On.
Collins o. Rferee: Beck
University Place sIunps.
Easy Picking Ter Lincoln.
The Lincoln game was farclsi. Hum
boldt proving unabie 10 do a thing. The
score at the endscf the first han was
Lincoln. &; Humb6ldf. /. and The final
pzs Lincoln >: HsmAsit. 4 The lineup.
LiNcoLS. HUMBOLDT.
Aksr ..D..sRF.lB.F... Wiiiizmson
Anen ----...--., LeF.if1F........... Hynek
Wakie .....-.a-gc.lcs ....a.s...-... fsozk
{ HnEE-hznn. ..RG.iRG.. .s...s.. knffsx
Alnrecht ,....-4.Gi L~G.........-... Bal
hetnany .-.;-.rLG-LrG- -..-s--e.-f...--..
Goals from field: Aver 80. Allen fz1,
Niikie "a. Hogg ~. Aibrecht %, Mann
%. Mefhany co. Williamson a.. AndrrE
ty. free throws fiurs 90. Wilkinson tte.
University Piaes SUI Acoufinass to pisy
IN slump and ID diszppslutinx the
rSotsrx Tia University. RiHes boys won
frem Schuyler Frsd<y afternoon By the
soors q = to 8 amer rosgh game. The
Summary:
LSl rLAcE SCHUYLER.
j.is. 10y r.il. f-.-.-..,. seseryn
eesss :. ......,, Z. < G he Es.e.s
fapssp ~. B, a ~ Q....,.s,.. Kossr
csals IN neg: riitoas,pl s Air :. {
1frkenzse. 4 fre~ sfrsrx. x n, ' \
-<ersr. !. Allen. J.
me s~y 10 -z<zszT IN osz.n.<- - ~
pfs<sferf ar1 5s1leszs rss q rswypsp<r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

TIE k-y p rz>zess q 5szsnez- : the
1<s<ss-ni ard isdlsasa uss 4 ss-spSss1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Field goals Burkenroad. 10; Hughes. 4,
Rector. !; Janda, 4; Huston. 3; Schneider.
3 Goals from foul throws Murkeproad.
Q. Ianda. q Hsf<rss; Brannon.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

4 The nrst bali vas . wonderful en-
hibiton Of intsrscholastic basket ball with
the score standing slightly In favor d
Omaha at the close OF the half In the
second Geneva came back with fiercs-
ness that surprised the Omaha five Tor
the first few minutes. but the timely
Intervention Of Burkenrosd with two
pretty goals from field. allowed them TO
fecuperats and the score closed. % TO a.
In favor Of the Blue and white. The
lineup; ~ s.'isssf ~ . g@s =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
.. Il, 5. GETS INTO FINALS
lo:I school Quintet Trims Fast
Geneva Bunch.
::JaKzNRoAD SAVES THE GAME
ss:,ss s"s White Lads Draw Bye
for si,-ass This pvenisp--Bs-
Eiriss ina ssafA omsha
Alss Win.

Li..CCis.. l1A-ch s.-lspeGai Tele-
rrs-s.J--oraiA High school Is looked
rpon as the grsassst claimant for, chsra.
pienshit ffseoss ~ the state high schooi
sssSst bad toernan.nt which 10 drawing
" ciose tn the uaivefaty ssmory. A.
fssah Of its excellent showing against
the strong Geneva team Friday after
bepa and the Intervention OF Dame For,
tune The Omaha five defeated Geneva,
siroas cdntrndsrs since the tournament
started. by thssu~se-rxeking score Of %
70 =. Hnj then TO cap . good days play
c1ow the bys for the finals. which viii
enslis tie lean TO rest until Saturday
;sght Wills the othG teams stu left
were engaged 10 the sun semi. finals.
Il was through the s@nsstionai work Of
tbs husky Burkenroad' that Omaha de-
feated Geneva, the fsstsst fivr in, the
tournament Friday af,sfhoon before a
crowd Of wildly enthusiastic high school
students from all sections OF the state,
Bnrkenrosd made % Of omaha's % points.
securing ten field goals and making sin
points on free throws altar fouls had
been called on the Geneva boys,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Goais from fI<ld. Menefee 20, Colllns
". lyman uA Stewart ~, Townssnd
~, EheS %. Pre- throws: Stewart On,
Collins %. Rferee: Beck
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22

En- los eXamenes celebrados Ultima
mente Ell Yauco han obtenido el Diplo-
ma de octave grado:
Eugenio Copeli, Gilberto Lopez de
Victoria, Manuel Rodriguez, Juana To-
rres. Pedro Santos, Pedro Torres. Ale
jandro Colon, Santiago Garcia, j., Do
loress Rodriguez, Florencia Saenz Ra-
mon Anglada Miguel Martinez, Miguel
Mariani, Miguel Casiano, Amelia Agos-
TIM, Aracelia Vidal, Eugenia Torres,
Osvaldo Rodriguez, Jose Vicens, Ana
Vicens, Osvaldo Morales, Plinio Yri-
zarry, Jose Padr6,- Josefa Catala, Isa-
bel Pagan, Dolores Llinas, Cruz Marti-
nez, Maria Torres, Teresa Rodriguez,
Micaela Olivera, Florencio Camacho,
Hortensia Lacroix, Victor Rodriguez
Rosa f. Dastas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22

LAS brigadas de peones siguen
sus trabajos diarios, asi como los ca
rros de extraction de basuras.
Sc han enviado dos muestras de
Sangre al Laboratorio de Biologia de
enfermos afectados de tifoidea, casos
+ rreportados por el DR. Pietri.
FL DR.. Pietri ha solicitado la di-
reccion del Laboratorio de Biologia que
Sc va a establecer en- esta ciudad FL
DR. Zavala ha enviado dicha solicitud a
Director de Sanidad
Sigue recogido en- CANA nuestro esti-
mado amigo el DIR. G. Villaronga, que
tantas simpatias cuenta en- esta ciu-
dad.
Deseamos su pronto instablecimien-
to-
Damos cuenta de este desgraciat1o stl-
eeso tai como 10 informa .un perio dico
local, que es como a nosotros sc nos ha
ha referido:
Aver, como a las B. y 30 p m, EN- ell
barrio Salitral, de la Playa, la nina Car
men Maria Hernandez, de dos amos de
edad, hija de Vicente Hernandez y Tri-
nidad Linardo, fue victima de un grave
percance que lie cost6 la vida.
Ell suceso, seg1n Sc informa. ocurrio
de la manera siguiente
La madre de la nina lie habia dejado
en- la sala de la casa, acompanandola
una hermanita de amos En- La sala
habia un cubo con tres cuatro lftros
de aqua La madre sali6 con objeto de
buscar aqua de la proxima pluma, J
cuando regres6 halo la pequeila de
cinco amos dando gritos. La otra ninita
de dos amos, que parece Sc habia pues-
to jugar cerca del cubo asonrose loe
hordes de este. De pronto metio la ca
becita en- el cubo y no pudiendo, por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22
A|os suscTIptoIesy syAgenes

Para la buena marcha de esta admi.
nistracion. no admitimos Atlas de
subscription a este diario sino desde
ell primero de cada mes Las BAJAS
Sc avisaran los dias 80 81; advir-
tiendose que las que dieren con pos
terioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
ell dia 1ltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22

Han sido indultados por ell Goberna-
nador INFERNO senor Carrel. de los j6-
venes asilados Ell la Escuela Correccio-
nal Benigno y Abelardo Rodriguez, ma
turales de Guayama. Los llevaron a sus
respectivos hogares, los empleados de
dicha institution senores. Gimenez
Igartua y Rodriguez Lassalle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22
ART|CUL0S De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- t0do ell
mundo los que fabrican The Cartar's
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. q. u.
de America, contandose en- primera IL
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- 81
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso dc la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- IL
actualidad es casi la unica que Sc en-
plea en- Ell comercio en- las oficinas.
De venta en- 81 BOLETiN MERCAN.
TIL. I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22
Ponce al Ola

E" once al ella
FL DR. Audinot. Official de Sanidad.
ha regresado hoy de su viaje San
Juan, donde fu6 con el prop6sito de es-
tudiar el proceso de La peste
Hemos tenido el placer de saludar en-
esta ciudad don Manuel Castro, her
mano del juez de 6sta Corte de Distrito,
que ha yenido a pasar una temporada
aqui
En- la oficina de Sanidad lie han sido
facilitadas la Prensa las siguientes
notas:
FL doctor Zavala Inspector de SAM
dad. acompanado del doctor ARIZONA,
Acting Official de Sanidad, ha hecho
una inspection general en- las demar-
caciones en- que esta dividida la ciudad
rectiticando las visitas que han hecho
los Auxiliares de Sanidad, habiendo en-
contrado que dichos empleados han he
cho un trabajo eficiente Fla ordenado
al mismo tempo la destruction de va
rias cercas que encontr6 en- algunos de
los patios inspeccionados.
Tambi6n inspeccion6 ell Teatro. don
de Sc mandara hacer una hmpieza ge-
neral
Sc han fjando en- los sitios mas ptl-
blicos de la ciudad, unos avisos prohi-
biendo arrojar basuras, cascaras, etc,
al suelo, castigando severamente los
infractores
Sc sigue una activisima campaha
para extinguir las ratas.
Aver Sc han enviado para su exa-
men en- el Laboratorio de Biologfa, 4
ratas Y una ardilla cogidas en- varios
sitios Gle la ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22

sus pocas flerzas, hacer movimiento DE-
defensa, sobrevinO la asfxia.
En- seguida que tuvo conocimiento de
10 acaecido, trasladose ell sargente Cas-
tillo al sitio del sueeso, tomandose las
medidas procedentes.
Ell Corresponsal.
Ponce, Julio 10 de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22

Con ell prop6sito de celebrar ell pri-
mer aniversario de su fundaci0n ell Cen
tro de instruction Recreo, de Barran-
quitas. ha celebrado un esplendido
bale de confanza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-22
DE LA ISLA

Sc ha domiciliado EN- Aguadilla ell
DIR. r. S. Vaamonde.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug n-wHEAT-Firm Trade dull
New No. ! Northern spring. T. o. b., to arrive.
lo3hs: new No 2 red. {. o. b., Les: New No. hard.
T. O. b.. to arrive. lC2ts; No. Manitoba.
porters took siS-loads new No. hard winter. TO
arrive via slh ports
CORN-Dull but strong. Ohemss light. No. 2
In elevator. domestic nominal: No. yellow C. l. T.,
lake and rail, s.: No. yellow IS. l. T., lake aud
rail. prompt shipment export corn to arrive. nout
nal. T. o. b.
oATs-DuIl and weak. New crop. No. white.
nominal; No. white 80; standard, 90 track basis
ungraded. on track new. fsaj5.
MILL FEED-Fim demand for city, but dull
and unsettled Western. Spring bran, 9.l0a23 5
standard middlings. zoo; Western red dog. $50:
winter wheat bran. In lctTonnd sacks. to arrive.
S.75; city bran. in bulk. 2lm.
FLOuR-Firm Trade quiet Kansas straightA.
4ioai 30, in sacks; spring PATENTS 5ooas75. in bar
rrls spring clears. I7oai9o; Kansas straights.
TO arrive. Ii5ai.55: soft straishts TO arrive.
idaI.7c in barreis.
RYE FLOCR-Unsetted; trade dull. Choice
brands quoted at icsai.A
CORN MEAL-Firm, but trade slow. kilndried
for export iooai.05; coarse meal In bags Sal 50.
HAi-Receipts. lOOi tons; finn and quiet Qut-
tations For prime timothy, Is; No. /. LD;
No. .. lI5al.2o: No. ). Sales.
STRAW-Receipts. 30 tons: finn. Trade slow
Long rye quoted al eSal.W
PORk-ouiet and firm. Mes. ls75s2p.ss; family.
% O0arS
BEEF-suong. Packet ls5sI7 80: family lsua
ESQ
LARD-Strung and higher. Prime Western. Ills:
fined brazilian. in kegs, O5 oleostearine. l2a.al3
lard stearine quiet. New York. la.
CoFFEE-Thr late Afternoon cofee market
very weak. with prices generally Il 10 % points
lower than they closed yesterday. Todsys prices
n follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baitinnorc. Aus H-FLoUR-ouote: Winter
Extra. 375a395: do. Clear. looaLg; do. Straight
i2sai3o: do. Patent Soca525; Spring Clear 4eol
4 s5: do. Straight. 58a5.i5; do. Patent. S5oa51S
City Mills Best Patent SIS; do. High Grade
Patent, $50: do. High Grade Straight, a0: do.
Choice Family. 500; do. Extra, +2oatD Rye Flour.
medium to choice. 4Ss5b. Cornmeal, 100 lbs.
l eOa20
RYE-stock in elevators. 500 bus; shipments
from elevators. 40 bus. Bag lots, nearby. as to
quality 75asi
OATS-stock in elevators. 52n bushels: ship
ments from elevators $3.50 bushels; standard tnewl.
ioiza4l: No. white (newl. 39ai0
HAY-No. timothy. 2ico: No. 2, Gooa2 %: No,
3 IS 5ea3o 90: choice light clover mixed. % ooa0 80;
No mixed ls5osle5o: No. mixed l6oOai7.5o
No. clover Is 6coaI7oo: do. No. 2, 35cal5O; mead
ow grass and very grassy hay. l30alSoo: nogade
hay to kind. quality. and condition. 1oooals %
STRAw-No ! straight rye. 800; No.
straight rye straw Is 5nals.oo: No. ! tangled rye
straw. I2ooal25o No tangled rye straw, nosll5o
No. wheat straw s.00as5o; wheat straw, No. 2.
7Has.oo; No l straw. sSoasoo; No. oat straw,
I. 0cas 90
POTATOES-white, nearby. prime. per bushei,
sna5: Western Nd and Penna. per bushel. Sa9e;
do. Norfolk. Dbl. No. l. 2Z5a25o: do. Rsppshan-
mock, Dbl. No. /. 2za,-5o; do. per bbl, seconds.
75.I.oo; Eastern Shore. per bbl. No l. 2za2 50:
sweets new, North Carolina, per bbl, 275a3oo;
Eastern Shore per bb. 275a3oo; vans. new. North
Carolina, per bbl. 25Oa275: do. Potomac, per Dbl.
275a3o
LIVE PoULTRY-Spring chickens. N lbs and
oFer. IS; X lbs. II: do. l b and under, II old
hens heavy H. If. small to medium. ID. l3ik
old ROSTERS salo: spring ducks l2ali; old ducks.
white Pekin fat lb. Il: do. puddle. large. per ID.
IL: Muscory ID. IL guinea fowl. each, 3; pigeons.
young. pair. %: do, old. per pair. 3
BCTrER-Creamery. fancy. rer h. IN; do.
choice h.. asaG: do good. per lb. 2ia5; imitation
prints d. 2sao do, blocks 2a29; ladies. per h., n
AZ: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls ID, lea2D;
Ohio rolls. lb, 70: West Virginia rolls. lb.. 10;
store-packed, H.. 49, Maryland. Virginia and Penn
sylyania. dairy prints h.. ls; process Dutter. a8.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts.
loss of. 2; West Virginia, q Western frsts, loss
OF, q Southern firsts. loss of. a.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
Passengers safely Landed,

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE Dominion Atlantic
Line steamer Prince Arthur. with the 1T2
| lassengers of the Prince George which
ran ashore in a thick fog of Yarmouth.
Nova Scotia. on board, docked at Long
Wharf this morning. Hundreds of
friends and relatives of the passengers
were at the pier. The transfer of the
passengers from the Prince George to
her sister ship. which had been called
by wireless. WAS effected in a thick fog.
The danger was increased by a CHOPIN
sea. All the passengers wsrc safely
transferred. The Prince George is badly
damaged. An attempt will he made TO
foat her at high tide to-day
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug. h-WHEAT.-stock in elevators.
%, el7 bushels. Shipments from elevators. s.sS
bushels. With receipts running heavier on new
Southern wheat, good sales were reported from all
classes Of buyers and the market ruled fairly steady
Sales Of cargoes grade at ssls for No. red. 81
for special bin steamer No. red Ssh for stock
steamer No. . red ssh for rejected and s3h for
drier rejected and can't Baglots. by sample.
as to quality and condition, brought, 80. 81. s. 90.
g. and IS per bushel.
Contract to-day at the opening was finn with
August sss Spot No red wheat early was ssl1
and No. . red westeyn looh. while September sold
at ssh. and October ssi1. The market at the
l2:45 call was easier. with August gx. Spot No
. red wheat g%. and No. red Western esr
while September sold at Sk. October 80. and
steamer No. red at slA. Ssles-One car No. 2
red spot at ss per bus. 5000 bus. August steamer
at 70 per bus. Settling prices ofhclly posted: No
2 red. g&; No. red Western. ssii: steamer No.
2 red. sl%.
CORN-Stock in elevators. H5lB bus. shipments
from elevators. s,los bus fair demand prevailed
for prime grades Of yellow and white corn and the
market was hm under moderate receipts Track
yellow corn, for domestic delivery at sfsa6 per
bus. for CARROTS on spot. Cob corn sold on q basis
1t A5aI-0 b prime yellow nearby stook.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15

Thomas H. Hall to Abraham C. Mayer part lot
q. square 5s SO.
Alley between North Capitol and First Streets and
Pierce and Streets Northwest-sarah b. Mil
Ter. trustee to National Laundry Company, lots
lsi to 49, and part lots 20 and 2oi. square SD.
SO.
Indolence-H Wardman ct al to Sass ". Daily
and Arkansas Daily, lot q. square zoo $40.
Princean Heights-kennedy Brothers. incorporated
TO Raphael A. Seale lot l7s square Sol. so
VI Street Northwest bstween Fifteenth and Six
tesnth Streets-Hsrry g. Laycock to Barbara VI.
Graf. part lot s. square Es. so
Alley between ] and X Streets aud Twenty fourth
and Twenty-ffth Streets and c Street between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets Northwest-H- r.
Dulany. trustee. To Wilbur F. Nash lot 81,
square 8. and Tar lot ?, SQUARE IS S.sO.
~ Thirteenth Street Northeast-Hauiet VI Tyler
TO Lena Lewellyr. lot ls5 square 1910 SO.
u Thirteenth Street Sortheast-HArriet VI. Tyler
to Daniel {. Shankle. lot IL square 1910 SO.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs 4 o..
members Of the Chicago Board cf Trade Hibos
Building.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE rains in both ths spring
and winter wheat belts have caused let-up In the
movement. and this Is felt at least Temporarily m
the matter Of prices Primary markets received
ls6mo bushels Of wheat to-day. which showed .
falling on from a week ago Of $500 bushels. but
fs.ooo bushels larger than for the corresponding
day year ago Minneapolis reported hedging
sales there to-day more in evidence than At any
time on the crop. with the deferred futures being
sold in liberal quantities. September wheat at
Chicago was again quite firm. with the shorts
quiet but persistent buyers. This fact indicated q
lack Of pressure on the nearby months.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". r. Hibbs 4 Co..
members OF the New YoEk stock ElchanEe. Hibbs
Building.
chicago. Aug B-Wheat was bought early on
higher cables and Shows reT.ort the Canadian
Northwestern crop. which he makes lSs OcooG bush
els against 80 zoo bushels last year. Lecount
says the Saskatchewan crop will not be ready for
weather.
Shorts were uIn in YESTERDAY. and the larseS;
buyers on the hulse that time the sell
to-day in the face cf lighter Cfer1ngs from
the Southwest, where farncrS deliveries have
falcn of as the rrssIIt Of rains
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. A-Money call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at "a per cent; highest
"a; lowest. ~; closing. q. per cent. Most Of
the days loans were made at rs Ter cent
Business in the time money market is more
quiet with rates unchanged at yta3. per cent for
sixty days; per cent for ninety days: iL.a+1 psr
cent for four months and ~ per cent for five
months.
Commercial paper is quiet and unchanged at
5a5ls per cent for the bes; names
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
frnt.-Aark R-riasr-d

Mabel Dunbar, Ai5 Perry Ave, Chicago. says:
Ny corns were so painful tboth soft and hard
corns), had to wear shoes q size too large. 1rtsd
plssterS, salves corn nles. everything. Bipgo'
proved the only real cure. Stopped pain a.
onoe: In . days corns had gone completely.
"Binso positiveiy has equal for csrns esiisssss
0snisns. Warts. Relieves instanty. In Bottles &c AZ
all Drueests, direct, postpaid oy Dernison Pharms
cal Co, Ill Y. Dearborn 81. Chicago, Ill
1hs follssins dTuGssts cell and rseonRsDd" Bnzo =
Washington. u. c:
Christiani D-ls Co. cor. 7th & Mass Ave. Nv
Henry Evans. lGs = -. nv. Jas. O'DCrlIell. gi F
ST NV: PeuIles Drug store. Cgr. 1th 81. 4 Mass
Ave. NV Temple Drug store, 9Th 4 StS.
Iiealey's Pharmacy, eur. ID 81. Mass Ave
Linton d NeLon. y Car. & Il str. and lst X T
StS; II. c. Eastertay, go y. ]. Ave NV; King ;
Drug Storc, 18th St x Mas. Ave. NV. L 7.
Weller rs sth St -. Chss. A. SchIeer. ;. L coz.
6th 4 Sts. NV. : Ashton Pharmacy. eia 18th St.
NV: Jos g Williams 7cl y. Car. Ave se.; Ieat-
mans Drug StuEe. 9Th & SIS.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-15
COPPER STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH
all Records for Earnings Broken
During July by the Western
Electric Company.
sTEEL STOCKS ARE STRONGER
By BARRON SERVICE.

New York Aug H-Copper stocks de-
feloped material strength under lead Of
Chino. which touched 3s around noon.
thereby establishing the highest price
fhe Stock Exchange. Market became
tSather dull in the early afternoon. with
price changes indicating an irregular
trend. Standard Oil of Kansas reached
Rnother new high level at $50. United
6tates Motor preferred, a strong feature
yesterday, was soft to-day. 1t devel-
tpped to-day that the Louisville and Nash
Nille melon-cutting will doubtless take
lplace IN two months.
All records were broken in July by the
3Western Electric Company In the light
3ng and general supply products which
tst turned out. Up to July 81 seven
fhlonths' business of the corporation was
Tat the rate of over s67, 900 600 a year. The
ss.American Telephone and Telegraph Com
Ipany through stock ownership has long
fcontrolled Western Electric. Instead Of
lsnerely supplying the parent corporate ton
with telephone apparatus the Western
tElectric has for the past few years been
sratering to the independent telephone
bconcerns as well. On August / the COM
fpanys orders on hand were 81, 500, 900
sGreater than on January l.
Steel Earnings Large.
| Current advance in price for leading
eteel products has caused the statisticians
20 sharpen their pencils for the purpose
tof estimating earnings for the United
States Steel Corporation for the three
months period to end September 30. In
eome quarters il has been estimated that
the earnings will run between $50. 00O. 900
and 200, against SIS. 000.000 reported
for the second quarter. The new esti-
mates are considered rather high in 9TH
er directions by persons who do not
look for more than SO. 100000 at the out
side. There has been some good buying
in United States Steel shares during the
last few days by persons seeking invest
.ments, and this has been considered a
most encouraging sign.
Chesapeake and Ohio was one of the
comparatively few railroads of the coun-
try to make even a fair showing for the
fiscal year which ended June 30. In fact,
this company closed the fiscal period with
comfortable margin over the preceding
year. as its operations resulted in earn
ings of $50 per cent, against 5.14 per cent
in the previous year. The past years
earnings Furthermore were Is per cent
above dividend requirements. At the end
of January, which marked the passing Of
seven months of its fiscal year. Chesa-
pealse was $4,000 behind the previous year
in gross earnings. but the improvement
which Immediately started in after that
date made a wonderful change in the
company's affairs. so that twelve months
gross actually increased s1,700,00o over
that of 1911.
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Southern Railway Company.
The testimony adduCed was that the
boys stole brass valued at Sl03S and dis
posed of it to A local junk dealer for %
cents. The lads, while admitting getting
the brass. claimed that they found il on
the scrap pile in the vicinity of the paint
shop Of the company.
Considerable business of a routine ma
ture was disposed of tonight at the reg
ular semi-mOnthIy meeting OF Fitzgerald
Council. No. 49, knights OF Columbus.
held at 81. Mary's Hall.
The annual excursion of the Elks
Dancing Club will be given to Colonial
Beach tomorrow. II is expected that il
will be we'll patronizcd.
Courtney Acton. Lorenzo Walford and
Irving SChwarZmann will leave to-mor-
row for two weeks automobile trip
through the Middle Atlantic States.
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As the result OF fall from a pile of
lumber at Occoauan. where he was visit
ing. Roy Reid. nine years old. son of
Policeman Samuel Reid. fractured his
right arm at the elbow. The accident
happened yesterday
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Morris Robinson and George Robinson,
both colored. seventeen and sixteen years
old, respectively, were in the Police
Court sentenced by Justice Thompson to
the reform school until they reach their
majority, following a conviction on a
charge Of the larceny of brass from the