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Evening journal., 1912-06-15
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. June 15.-Fol-
lowing is the program for the COM
mencement and Class Day exercises OF
the Middletown High School:
Glass Day. Thursday evening-Mu-
sic. chorus. Welcome song essay.
Child Welfare" Maude Eta Taylor:
music. chorus. Soldier Song mu-
sic, piano solo. John Kumpel: essay.
The Dickens Centenary" Bertha
May Manlovc. music duet. Mildred
Vaughan. Frances Beaston: essay
Forestry Blanche May Cleayer: mu-
sic, chorus. I'm the Wood" music. pi-
ano SOLO "Blushing Maid Anna VIII
son, essay. Awakened China" Helen
Kendall McDowell music. chorus.
All on a Summers Day music. pi-
ano solo, Jessie Caulk shepherd: es-
say. "The silent Drama" Margaret
Anna Price. music. chorus. Spring
time Waltz Song music, Good
Night
Commencement program for Fri
day evening:
OA'N'HNia. lINWlnNiNht HlNHt'. iH'i
us, merry June" music. Summer
Fancies," presentation OF diplomas.
George d Kelley president OF school
hoard. music solo. "novo Wings" Mrs.
j. d, Niles: address Professor George
W Twitmyer. superintendent WI
mington Public schools. music. trio,
Love Is Spring" uuslc, chorus. "a
Night IA May
Members Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union observed Flower
Mission Day by sending p number of
bouquets 10 the AGED and the inhrm
Chldrens day services will be held
az Armstrong; Chapel on sunday af.
tornoon. A pleasant program has
been prepared.
Bishop Kinsman will preach In So
Annee Church on Sunday morning
and viii administer tho rite Of con
hrmation lie will preach at ST.
Mary's Chapel, Townsend. in the of-
ternoon.
The BOY Scouts viii hold q lawn fets
at 81 Annes Church on next FRIDAY
evening, juno II.
During tho past week the brother.
hood the Queen Esther Circle and
the Ladies' Mite Society have eaci
donated 500 for the church improve
mcnt fund
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
HUNTER.GuLEsPIE.

Miss Elizabeth Hunter and Samuel
Gillespie were married Wednesday af-
ternoon at ST. Luke's Reformed Epis-
copal Church, Eighth and Monroe
streets. by the Rev Henry c. Lang
They we're attended by Miss Agnes
Hunter. sister Of the bride. as brides
maid and William n. Wetherell as
best man c. w Viohl Jr.. played
the Wedding march. The reception
guests were The Rev II. c. Lang.
Mr. and Mrs William u Kirkland. OF
Washington. d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Magee and family; Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Viohl, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T Wetherell. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
liam Fl Balfour. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Harvey, Mr. and Mrs John w.
Wethereil, Misses Agnes Thomas.
Myra Wakeman. Letta Burns Letta
LiEhthody, Sarah McNesl. Nina Rob
inson, NJ. J Msclptyre Sue S.
Wctherell, Annie d. Wetherell Sarah
Hunter. Agnes Hunter. William
White, Fred Mccall. Charles Houck,
c " viohi Jr.. Herbert Viohl Wal
ter Viohl, William " Wetherell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie will be at
home to tleir friends after today a,
NO. 1905 Linden street.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
CHRISTIANA

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRISTfANA. Del, June 15-The
strawberry and ice cream festival held
by the social OF the Nj. + Church was
well attended
Children's Day services will be held
In the NJ F. Church on Sunday morn
ing and evening
Work will be started In full force
at the works of the American Brick
Manufacturing Company al an early
date.
A large number of the Knights of
Golden Eagle will attend the carnival
In Newark tonight
The Christiana Athletic Club viii
play State Road this afternoon
PERSONAL Mrs. James Abplebv
and daughter Alma have returned
from Woodbury.. n J.-Samuel Nc
Cormick and family Of Philadelphia.
have taken up their summer residence
with Thomas Appleby-M Lillian
Moore. who has been visiting Mrs.
Joseph r. Eastburn. has returned
home.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA, Del. June 15-The Rev.
j. L. Sparklin. of ST. Paul's NJ T..
Church will be away on Sunday. and
the Rev John A. Arters. of Middle
town. will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening The Brother
hood Of ST. Paul's Church took tho
Sunday school to Augustone Park ON
Thursday for picnic-Walter J..
Stats. formerly of Odessa. now OF
Camden, n. j., and a member Of Al
poquinimink Tribe. Improved order
OF Red Men, has presented talking
machine to the lodge-Misses Rebecca
and Frances Watkins, of Dwight
school. Englewood. n. j.. arc spend
ing their summer vocation with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis b.
Watkins-Mrs. Mary Morgan had for
guests over last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hoffeoker. of Chester, Ia.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES

Alexis I. DUPONT and Eugene du-
Pont have gone to New York 10 at
tend the meeting Of the Associated
Harvard clubs. From New York they
will go to Cambridge TO attend the
reunion of their respective classes.
Alexis being a member of 1892 and
Eugene of the class of 1897
Charles p. Palmer leaves tomorrow
for Cambridge. Mass. to attend the
Quindecenni-l of the class Of 1897
of Harvard University.
Mrs Charles Pritchett. OF Frederics,
is visiting her sister. Mrs Joseph
Clark, Of this city.
George King and Miss Hattie Tyson
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. S.
NJ King. of Cheswold
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Vaughn and
son are visiting Mrs. Lizzie BNggs OF
Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Pearson and
daughter are the guests Of Dover
friends.
J n. CHM has been visiting friends
at Coatesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Hogue ar
IANEu AAQiNN tAuA oN0a AAWlN HhNA'A'ha
City. where Mr. Hogue was a dele
gate at the twenty-seventh annual
convention of the Legion of Red
Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Spry have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now at home at 100 East Eleventh
street
Mrs Albert Uber and children, OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. VIII
liam Bennett. of SIS Delamare Place
for the month of June.
Mrs. Charles Cannon and daugh-
ter Mable. Of Chester, have been
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs Frank Handshury and daugh-
ter. Florence. of Leipsic. have been
visiting friends I'm this city.
Mr. and Mrs Wilmer Palmer will
leave next week on a trip 10 Portland
Oregon. over the Pennsylvania Rail
road They will visit many inter
esting points including the Yellow
Ftone Park.
Miss Sara w Pyle, Of the Peoples
Settlement, Is spending the week ir
Cleveland. Ohio. attending the Chari'
ties and Corrections Convention.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
POSTAL INSPECTOR
TAKES A BRIDE

Miss Mabelle r. Alexander Of Hill
crest and Mordecai Smith Plummer.
of North Carolina. postofice insnec-
tor attached TO this district. were
married last evening at Bishopstead
by the Rev A. f. Clay. former pas
tor of Old swedes P. 2. Church, now
stationed at St AIMS P e. Church.
at Fifty-sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia.
Miss Alexander assisted Mrs Clay
in her Sunday school work when the
Rev Mr.. Clay was rector at Old
swedes, previous to his going to Phil
adelphia She has been an active
worker in Episcopal Church circles in
Wilmington and since removing to
.Hillcrest has been similarly engaged
as assistant to John Wilson, at the
CLYDE Memorial P p. Church, and has
been unusually successful i'm Sunday
school work.
Mr.. Plummer has made many
friends since coming to this district
by his genial and courteous manner.
He was transferred from Richmond,
Va. here. at the request of Senator
Henry A. DUPONT TO succeed tho late
William J. Maxwell Mr. Plummer was
we'll acquainted with Senator DUPONT
having worked here twelve years ago
when he laid out the rural delivery
service I'm Delaware.
Owing 10 much important work be
fore June term Of United States Dis
trict Court. Mr.. Plummer will not
take his bride on a wedding trip
until the latter part Of July when
thew will make q trip through the
mountains Of North Carolina and
Kentucky where Mr.. Plummer spent
many happy years. Jpon their re-
turn they will live at H'llorest.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
NEWPORT
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Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. June 15.-Ths
Newport Public School will close next
Tuesday. June 1s
Krebbs. president Of the Krebbs
Pigment and Chemical Company is
on a business trip to Denver. COL
William Garrett has accepted a. po-
siton in the iron works at Chester
Mrs e. b Young injured her foot
several days ago by running a large
splinter into it--Miss Bertha Smith
has been entertaining her cousin Miss
Ida Wilson. OF Perryvillc-Leon Hay
den and Watson Mahan have accep-
ted positions in Philadelphia-W William
J. King has accepted a position In
Chester Mrs Strahorn has return-
ed from Speeding a week with her
mother. Mrs Taylor. of Oxford Pa
Mrs Soplil Sullen spent the day re-
ccntlySin Philadelphia Miss Alice
Moore. who has been visiting nor
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Slack. has returned TO her home in
Hockossin-E Elmer Broadhent Of Mar
shallton. has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Wilhert Bickllng Mrs Lewis
Staats ard mother Mrs. Apna Knots
have returned from a visit ia phila-
delphia Mrs. Walter Randolph spent
yesterday with friends in Whining
tonton-Mrs. Mary Gross who has
heon spending short time with
friends IA Fhilad lphia has returned
. home-Mre Maggie Loake who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs y. n.
Bayne has returned TO her home IN
Chester William Frederick is rocoy-
cring from his accident Of a gw days
ago
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
WARWICK

Special 20 THE EVENING JopRNAL
WARWICK. Md. June Is Chill
drens Day services viii be held at
the M p. Church next Sunday even
Ing Misses Ethel and Eula Vinyard
are spending the summer vacation
with their mother. Mrs Varena Vim
yard-Mrs. Fletcher Caulk has for a
visitor her sister, Miss Maud William
son Of Germantown--Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Wallace. Of Mrlincton, we're
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stearns- Elmer Pierce of
near Earlvllle, has been visiting rela-
tives here-Mrs. Mary Price spent
last week as the guest Of Miss Blanche
Wright-Mrs Edgar Bishop. Of The
Manor. visited her daughter. Mrs. r..
y. Merritt on Sunday Thomas Suili-
van, NJ Philadelphia. visited relatives
near here last week-Mr and M
James " Gam and Mrs Pinder Of 81,
Georges. we're Sunday visitors here.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
NEW CENTURY cLUB.

Wilmington. Del, June 13, 1912.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Dear Sir The Executive Commit
tee of the New Century Club at their
meeting last Friday. unanimously en-
dorsed The action of the Social Ser
vice Committee of the club in uniting
with the Consumers League, in ask
ing the merchants of Wilmington to
grant their employees a half holiday
each week during July and August
This movement is i'm line with the
widespread efforts being made for
the conservation of the strength OF
women in industry The extra energy
spent during the winter months
should have a corresponding relax
alton period in the enervating months
Of summer to enable the WON N
ing at 1890; Sunday school at 2; song
Lizzie S Wollaston.
President The New Century Club.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
SMYRNA

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del. June i5.- Daniel G,
Bailey OF Smyrna, has purchased a
Maxwell special
Winfield Sisyton who was IN sew
eral months In Wilmington. has re-
turned 10 the home Of his brother.
William Stayton. ESQ. IN smyrna.
Professor Frederick Maxwell, OF
Philadelphia. gave an organ recital on
-iday I'm Asbury Church. The must
e MAS given by the choir Of Asbury
Church
The organist. Mrs. Marion Cover
dale Is a pupil Of Professor Maxwell
and he came 10 Smyrna at her re-
quest
Mrs. Sweet. ~ tho Deaconees Home,
Wilmington. delivered an interesting
address in Ashury Church Wednes-
day evening. al the mite box opening
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
HIILCREsT.

The Hillcrest Improvement As
sociation is installing electric lights
ON Hnlcrcst avenue, two al the corner
Of Woodsdc avenue and o ne at
SprinEhill avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Springer en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bren-
nan. Jr.. AZ dinner last evening.
John r. Wilson and William Alex
ander have been experimenting tho
erection Of tables for the strawberry
festival Of Calvary (Clyde MemoriaO
+. p. Church, 10 be held Saturday af-
ternoon and evening In MacNsir'e
Woods
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
ENTFRTATNs RANCE crrn

Mrs. Henry S. Brady entertained the
Bridge Club az luncheon on Friday
AZ her home. Weston Of Mt Plea
SAINT The out Of town guests we're.
Mrs Henry Spruance. Mrs. william
Hawkins and Mrs Hugh C. Browne
of Wilmington. Those present from
Middletown ad vicinity we're Mrs
Cuthbert Green. Mrs Richard Cam.
Mrs. Clarence Pool. Mrs Howard Pool
Mrs. W p. BiEgs. Mrs Henry NJ
Schroeder. Mrs c. Lindsey Cochran
Mrs John c. Sites. Mrs George H.
Townsend. IT,. MIS-. r. r. Watkins,
Mrs J Allen Johnson. Mrs n. p Mac
Dowell Mrs. Morris Eliason. Miss
Blanche Eliason. Mrs. Amy Chamber
laine. Miss Eliza Green, Mrs. James
Woodall and Miss Fannie Derrickson
The prizes we're won by Mrs. Henry
Spruance Of Wilmington Miss Eliza
Green. Miss May Hollett and Mrs II.
r. Mcdowell.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
ST. GEORGES

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. Del. June t5-Mrs
Howard Grassland. who IS at Della
ware Hospital for treatment. is inn
proving
The members Of Odd Fellows Ma
tional Lodge, No 80. and Ruth
Lodge, Daughters OF Rebecca. will
60 in body TO the NJ. r Church. Ia
hear special sermon by the Rev. J
f. Anderson.
Personally Mrs Charles II. Colby en-
tertsined her relative. Captive Gard
ner. of Portland. Maine. last week
Mrs. Shaw Of Atlantic City. Ia q Wis
itor al the manse. the guest OF hcI
brother. the Rev J. r. Milligan Miss
Nellie Gray visited friends near Nj
Pleasant last Week.-Mrs. Maud Swim
Is in Wilmington visiting 1sr sister
Mrs Hughes
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
CHILDREN ENTERTAIN.

The little folks of the Home for
Friendless and Destitute Children. at
Riverview. Thursday afternoon, Oh
served Founders Dsy by giving
program Of song and recitation TO the
Board OF Managers and a large num-
ber OF friends.
During the afternoon, the Rev.
Richard Bicking and Miss Cornelia p.
Bowman spoke TO the children.
Afterwards. the guests inspected
the building and exhibits Of school
work done by the children. Ice cream
and cake we're served to the chill
dren. and lemonade ana cake TO the
,nests.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
NONE KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECKS

Figures just compiled show that in
1911 the various railroads Of the
Pennsylvania system west of Sitts-
burgh carried a total of 32,55s,337
and not one was killed as
a result of a train wreck Some idea
Of the density of this traffic, which
was handled with this perfect record,
may be had from the fact iNlt the
total number Of passengers carried
one mile in 1871 was 113S.329,577.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

CHICAGO, June 15.-The struggle
between Taft and Roosevelt has caus-
ed shifting in political circles that
has severed many old associations
Men who have been closely united by
their political beliefs have been fight
ing each other tooth and nail In
some cases personal animosities have
been aroused. and in other instances
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
STEAMER GOES AGROUND.

The steamer Lord Baltimore. Of the
Ericsson Line with 500 passengers
from this city aboard. went aground
In the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal below ST. Georges on Thursday.
The passengers. eXcursionists from
Unlon NJ F. Sunday school. we're de-
layed about one hour while the YES
sci was aground
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

the men have remained friends when
not actively engaged in furtherine the
interests Of their candidates Cecil
Lyon. national committeeman from
Texas. and d. w Mulvsne. national
committeeman from Kansas, have not
severed diplomatic relations, though
the Texas man is backing Roosevelt.
while the Kansas politician has been
aiding Taft.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
ANNOUNCE WEDnING nay.

Miss Ethel May Miller of this city
and Lewis w 1baugh. of Olein, New
York. formerly Of wilmington will
be married at the home Of the lat
ter's mother. Mrs Harriet Ibaugh No.
1909 Jackson street. Monday evening
June "a. by the Rev. John A. Shape,
of Utica, New York
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
FNTFRT4INTn AT MUsIcALY.

Mrs Willie Ewing entertained 2
number of friends at her home, No.
lO2 South Franklin street. last even
inc. Vocal and instrumental selec-
tions we're given Following the
music refreshments were served.
Guests were present from this city,
PHILADELPHIA and Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
WELLESLEY CoMMENCEMENT.

Miss Josephine Priekett. Welles-
ley alumna. will attend the commence
ment exercises and also her class re-
union at Wellesley College next week.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
PYNN.eRANr NrPTIALs.

Miss Regina NJ. Pynn and John P.
Grant We're married in St. Psul's r.
G. Church ON Wednesday afternoon.
The.bride was given in marriage by her
uncle. C. J Fitzgerald. OF Philadei-
phis. The attendants were Miss
Margaret Lynch and Daniel r. Grant.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Kathryn Black The bride wore
ivory crepe meteor, white picture
hat and carried brides roses. me
bridesmaid wore pink yoile over mes
saline with a hat to match and car
ried pink sweet peas. Following the
ceremony a reception was held at ths
home of the brides mother. after
which Mr.. and Rlrs Grant left for At
isntic City On their return thel
will live Al No All Union street.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
EDUCATIONAL.

kindergarten Training School
MISS ELIZABETH BEAMAN WILL RE.
Nl open sept &C. Address Z. o. Box l6s.
city. m29et
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

WILLING WORKERS FESTIVAL.
Central Church willing Workers
Club will give strawberry and ice
cream festival next Tuesday evening
at Twelfth and Market streets The
proceeds are 70 pay expenses of dele
gates to the Northfeld Conference
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek Michigan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-14
TRAP SHOOTING.
Preliminaries Shot Off, Tuesday, at
Portland, in New Eng. Meet.

Portland, Me- Aug. 13.--The pre-
liminaries to the New England trap
shooting championship were shot here.
today, on the range of the Portland
Gun Club, with q field of 40 marks
men, amateurs and professionals.
High gun for the afternoon was s.
w. Putnam of the Pale Face Club OF
Boston. High gun for professionals
was Neil Apgar, with O. II. Dickey
seeon dand w. G.. Hill third. e. A.
Randall of Portland and A. L. Dow of
the Pale Faces were tied for second
among the amateurs Randall broke 90
birds on his last hundred. Teams of
three men each, representing the
Portland, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Richmond Gun Clubs shot a match, in
tn eafternoon. with the following re
suits: Portland 272; Mooseluckmegun-
tic 263: Richmond 239.
The 10 high individuals scores We're;
S. w. Putnam. 1877; E. A. Randall
1873; A l.. Dow, 1888; c. S. Randall.
1872: r. L. SPOTS. 1870; c. Fl. New
comb, $50: John Coleman. IFS; S. b.
Adams, ia; A. II. Waldron, 172; w.
d Kinds, ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-14
s I.EuREN.

Mrs. Susie Wakefield has retu rned
from Bar Ha rbor, where she las l'een
enjoying tn past Two months with
Mr.. and Ms Horatio ID. Wakefield
Mrs. Der cha McInsic eff Dexter nd
Miss Heie a w. Smith have been pas s.
ing few weeks at Miss Smith $
camp, at Rocky Gulell.
M. Nj. Sumner was in Bango-.,
Thursday, to have an operation pei :
formed on his eye.
The reception and entertainment
given in the Perish house, for Rev.
Mr.. French, pro ved a great success
Fruit punch and, cake We're served by
the ladies.
The Sidewalk. Society will meet.
Aug. 10. with , irs. w. p f. Googings.
All are invited to decide the date for
the annual F'a ir
Lincoln Ora nge. which has been tax
ing q vacati on the past two months
will begin ] is regular meetings, sep
TENDER s.
Lorenzo Written is having an out
side chin aey put in his hall, ana
new beae hw0od floor laid which WI
make it one of the finest halls IN TINS
section.
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LIBERTY.

John Brookman of Brooklyn n. Y,
has been the guest of his niece, Mrs
j. ]. Walker for few days the past
week. Mr. Brookman is summarizing at
Ash Point.
r. b. Wentworth who has purehas-
ed the home of the late Fred Gilman,
was in town. last week. for a short
stay. Mr.. Wentworth viii move to his
new home, last of the week
WEST--Mr. and Mrs AL Bailey of
Knox We're the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert +. Cunningham and Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Howes for few days.
They then went to Appleton in their
auto to visit friends. returning home,
Thursday
Miss Lena Howes, who has been at
work in Albion nearly two years, Is
home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett She man of
Beverly, Mass. are visiting 1T cir par
ents here for a few weeks.
Mrs. Belle A. Howes, wiz lie out
berrying found swarm of bees in :,
tree under which she was picking
berries
c. Prescott of Iowa broth Fl of the
late Leland Prescott is visiting
friends here. He has not bee n hers
before for 20 years.
Miss Stella Hsvles. who las been
at work at Knox for the pa:,t year, is
spending the wee k-end with her par
ents here.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 13.-Dealings in stocks,
today, were of slngulariy com con, ISIS ,i.rs
character. Trading was moderateis fsi g
In the first hour Later 1T fell OH 70
minor proportions, but at no time Wa
there marked strength in those issues
which constitute a potential speculative
force. ea,orites
IKE tinted States Steel and the Harri-
man ard Hill issues moved Witilii M.
row limits, when not under res.ra ii.'a
while Reading and Lehigh Nalley WERE
obviously under pressure. In faet teal teal
ing's heaViness was Iofeihose ieas
of the day. -. an
yrard movement i'm shares OF such south
arm REORGANIZATION lines as Louisville *
Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line, the
buying being stimulated by circumstah-
tial details concerning forthcoming ue-
velonnents in the first named property;
Unusual strength was also mahliesteu
by the Gould group, as fepfesen,ssu W
Denver q Rio Grande common a,u ~
ferred Erie, too, was in demand. Cop
ners and General Electricu as Wen as
Southern Railway preferred, were very
active at higher prices in the finai nouI,
after another spell Of weakness IN tue
anthracites, Union Pacific and lew
other prominent issues. .,,., ar,at
London's operations IN tnis anent nv
Purchasers. mainly Steel, Amaisamateu
Copper and the Fries, probably totaiieo
as much as 10000 shares -,
General news included sadylces IRON,
Steel trade centers pointing to unabateo
activity and demand for nnlshed pro
| duets, and declaration OF regular 1an "a,
| dian Pacific dividends coupieu Win a.
| EXCELLENT annual statements by that sys-
bonds were irregular with a sharp de-
| cline in st Louis a. san Francesca a atd
| eral SIS Total sales, par value si,si"'
80 United states government bonds
| unchanged on call.
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Fort Erie. Ont, Aug. 13.-The
Grand Circuit meeting opened, today,
with a banner attendance Four stir
ring races We're witnessed. three GO
ing to the favorites. The track was
fast and one horse made new mark
and another equalled his record.
The feature was the King George
V Stake, $4,000. for 212 trotters. 1t
resulted in an upset. Esther w, win
ner of the Tavern Steak at Cleve-
land, losing the race to Baden.
Brown stallion by Bingara. Five
heats We're trotted to get a winner.
Esther w. sold favorite in the pools
and won the first heat handily in
2.0S1R. Baden finished fifth, after GO
ing to bad break at the start In
the second heat, Esther w took the
lead, but Baden's nose was at Cox's
wheel at the half In a beautiful
drive down the stretch Rodney closed
the gap and Esther w. forced to her
best, broke close To the Wire. The
time for the mile was 20614, a second
faster than the stations mark Ba-
den won the third heat easily, when
Esther w. broke at the five ighths
pole. In the fourth heat Baden
stepped on stone at the distance
flag and lost the heat to Oakdale
The final heat went to Baden but a
claim Of foul was registered with the
judges by Snow, driving Oakdale He
claimed he was shut off by Rodney
after the start. forcing the gray geld
ing TO bad break. The foul was not
allowed although the judges held
their decision for 80 minutes
Doctor Mack, favorite in the 2.16
class trot. lost the first heat to Fun
ny Crank. driven by Geers, the vet
eran reinsman.
Funny Crank. bad actor, could