mm mm. :’.
W
m
w unpopular. moo a} will... 1
and: market reflected dome foollofg' of
rollet inwthe opening dealings: and
gains predominated extending to 1%
' inmtohiaouynud. n point in Metropolb
an Street Railway and New York. Chl-
. pogo Q: St. Mills'neoond preferred. IA
long by eight’féet wide.
rounded tour months of
indkoit. ‘ .
”coldlilial chart President f
l is auctioneers willstudy
. nd diplomatic conflicts
To arid. Over ith face. us’
turn» reprehentatidns of the
n cahoots or the world will be
while skilled geographers and
hurt: will continually alter it
out changes of boundaries,
in lines, interocoobi‘c' canals
cover may alter the political
ou‘of‘ ‘Mdlhor Earth. The work
Were it great chess board. ‘5‘:
«the map will commence _
tho‘ 'l’rosident departs on his
aeolian. ' ‘
o grout chart. Mr. McKln~
rd 3' odory point of strategic hn~
* loop the entire. face of the
orth and South America loom
mentor of the grout rectangle.
ii the ln'osidcnt can trace the
l‘. chips oil the way to Mn-
eit‘bor the Atlantic or Pacific
,He can follow them by way of
err noon,“ the Red Sea, the
' ‘ dtbctthuo. Sela. start-
ew York or. ombrnking
be con indicate
it of Hamill and
. litre will his’m‘in»
it tho edge of tho.
rs arc cmploycd to in-
ical division of the
ore 11 distinct color-8.
Millpond m: territory of one of
‘ . holding porters. Coun-
llf‘ili?til.0l1t‘ll possessions urn
d each by one of tin-cc. other
. 'ti‘ibuted about. ‘
Irilluusond little. {lugs and cm.
In insuring lingo arc being mudc to
or out lhc positions of our army
[.1 navy ulono. Each fins: is a squnro
‘Clllllefll of about liu‘codinartors
inch iliincnsion. fastened with
to u long stool pin with o
ito g (183 hood.
‘r‘liluo lino stuck through II card-
nrd ship will rcpresont ouch would
Ionr navy nod will have the luttor‘s
iii-mo nanny lotter‘d thereon. Each
my transport will be represented
.L 'With an llllllilloll of n blue and
Wiiitelfiag surchnrned in block. with
numlior of ollircrs and Inon ulionrd.
h rbgimont ol‘ Infantry will be dos-
gllatod by it while ling, cuvnlry by n
vollow. artillory by rod, engineers by
diligonnl rod nnd wliilc. signal corps
white with rod ronlcr and huspitul
rps‘ by u red cross. blur-h concrul
~ti-‘admirnl will ho doslunulcd in the
5\ m‘d room by u ling bearing his nuinc.
will be pincod upon the map with
, any reginiont or iluol which he may
ilioppen to command in on cugncc
out. Each of tho l’oroigsn armies nod
98 will be similarly roprooouicd.
l unrul stations of tho world and
tits wboro lhcro nrc docks suillcirub
urge to repair our war vessels urc
owuonum mop. also all cooling sin-
tio s .«ot‘tne world's uni-ion. Every
unable line in show. The grout
trons—Siberian railway is indicated. be.
u. of ito grout military value. Simi-
‘ are shown tho grout railway lines
or Chino. Fixing his eye upon this
interesting wur chart. the President
‘ n truce at u glance the iIItcr-conll~
dental lines which trnnsmit not only
a Glossaries. but the intelligence of
ioual struggles.
rout mop will be nbuolntoly up
geographically. to, the hour
but in place- it is believed
I _ only map in the World; largo
in onion. which toduy shows in exact-
niiau guild climplclunoso or detail all of
Llbill(politicalnub-dlvloiorm of tho newly
To gridiron world. it tout-hos many in—
tention loseonn not to be found in
loohoolugoogrnphicu for sovcrnl
. haunt.
_ map in being uuulo at tho
up goodotlo survey. it was ill»
complicit and furnished by E.‘
lot. chic: drnunnrsmnn of uni
‘Sou. Railway. ‘ 325i:
tow declines were small. deported
Vbbyiug for Berlin account holpod the
orlonn department. in .l.ondon and
do an influence hero. .
\W‘ALL‘ STREET. il a. m~.~'i‘he mnrv.
etbroke‘dull and immodiuetly upon
» e” announcement of tho Moron I
allure. Professional operators await-
d the‘foruml clearing out of the firm’r
inanimate, and anthey embraced a large
burial}, of the speculative leaders in
which ‘tho'house‘ was lutoroetcd. prions
Poommenoed to rise on bidding up by the.
Itrndors. 'i‘ho gains reached two points
in Tobacco and St. Paul and a point in
the trnctious. ' '
WALL STREET. 1 p. m-«Speculu-
tion was lifeless during the midddoy
Session. and there woo no porooptible
movement to prices. There was a be
lated rise of. a point in Ontario & Wen~
torn in sympathy with the morning ad
vunco of other coolers. Evansville &
Torre Home sold up to 61 alter closing
yesterday at lib bid.
WALL STREET. ‘2 b. m.-~'l‘ho mar
kot showed notable resistance consid-
‘ering the maintenance of a ten per
cont. money rate. The transactions
between 1 and 2 o‘clock were consider
only under 20.000 shurcs, reflecting the
stagnation prevailing. Fluctuations
worn n little mixed but the variation
either way worn barely noticeable.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. ‘
Reported over private wire of 13:. A
Bonnie. communion! brohor. Snort: n
Corbrtl’s block. South Norri'aik:
Open High Low
Am. Cot. Oil; 31% .-
Am. S. R. (20414434 1434 143%
Am. ’l‘ob. (19,513“: 138 ‘ 135%
At'chison. 86% 87% 86%
Atcbison pfll.. Willi. ill-fig 103%
Ball. & tho, ”106% .
Bhyn. ill. ’I‘., 18
Pan. of N. J., iiislgfi
Chas. & Ohio. 48
(l. M. Sr. Ell. P. ”2%
C.(,‘.C. & St. i... 87
U. S. Stool. 48%
U. S. Stool pfd. 987/3
Lou. & Niisli.. 109
Nor. & \V98!.. 51%
Mon. (‘onsol.. 124%
Metropolitan. 17456;
M. K. & '1‘. pm. 63%
Miss Pacific. 1201).;
*N. Y. C. d: H. mu
N. Y.. 0. & \V.. 36
Con. Tobacco. 67%
Pcnnsylvanlo. ‘l :10
Pcoplc's Gus. 118%;
Phil. & Howl, is
P. & R. pfd.. 78
1.30
"31%
144%
1,36%
87%
104%
103%
81 '
172
on,
93%
Icon.
.. 123%
173%
62%
120%
157
36
6734
150
_ 118
45
78
32%
86%
58%
57%
137:;
124 1K;
174 V.
6373;.
121
lfiil
36 in
68
151
1 18
45 7i;
79
32 7.5.
87
59
till
H
79 .
109%,
90%
is
93
Son. liy. pi'd..
Sou. i'ucilic.
'l‘onn. C. & 1..
l‘. S. Lonthcr. 131::
U.S. Lilo. pill. 79
Union Pacific. 109
(in. Pnc. ptd. 90h}
Wabash. pill. 42% 43
Wont. Union. 93%.”. 931.3
‘illx. Div. 11.3 per cent.
Siiyfi
59
67%
no 108374
42%
93
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Games Played Today Over the Engla-
wood Course.
lNGlflWOOD. N. J.. June 28~~Thv
oppressive heat was only slightly lem-
uerod by litful breezes today. whllc
the pinyoru wonded their way over the
links of the Englewood Goll Club in thr
.sooond round or the match play of the
New Jersey State Golf championship
iho conunlution cup and two minor
prizes. The first to turn in cards were
1‘. '1‘. Field. of Monlcinir. and Jrrcy
Pyne. 2nd. of Morris county. the for-
mer lnterrollogiuto champion. Reid
played a remarkable going; and defeated
l‘yne by four up and 3 to ploy.
(ion of the surprises in the second
round for thecbnmpionublp was thr
defcnl of the state champion Archie
Grnlinm. of the North Jermv Club. by
W. (llcnny. of the Hillside Club. lien.
or won by 2 up and l to plnv. l tbnr
other matches in tho iirst division Paul
Wilcox of Montcluir. wo nliy drfuull
from H. A. Colby. of Essex county. and
Alan Kcnnodny, of Monlrluir. defeated
l“. A. Marcellus. of Younlukuh. by 4 up
udn 2 to play. Kcnncdny went around
in 79. the bent acorn mudooo for in thiil
lournuuwnl. .
w‘l‘ho results in the mulrhcu rodm
‘ilonsolnlion cup wore as follows: i).
Gulllvor. Jersey City. boot (7. F. Wat.
non. Eoncx county, by 1 up on nine
holes. bi. (lilphnni. 'Elxlowoodn bout R.
iiiwtloryrnsiewoodi bird up nnnd‘i i.
our.
”0. marlin. Ezlewood. bout n'f. Mow-
‘ry. no lownod. by: 1 up and n. H.
in. .llnlnwood. boot nil. Plum
‘ .Vmorrow.
‘ 3} ‘wnur
. by :I uni-rid Ho play. The
yl'mmpuml‘mnnds in. both dilllilono will
‘ ‘ ho played this
Emu. ‘ond lino]: it»
i ”W 1‘. '
QHANGHAI‘ EVACUATED
.. .100. 1 .,..
. l.‘ ' ‘ a '
SHANGHAI. Juno lube-The 'Tmtnl.
out. at the roououl of Lin Kim Yl.
t o rimmro: Napkin. whiter! all the
"conciliation” and union that. on the
Moms-olives: were leavinz
Pekln.
? bl ohm to «vacuum sumo.
m “but no roiorrinnqlho matter
the‘ Inn one ‘
rolled}. that she,‘ I: _ ‘ , ‘ mot
Charles Jacobs. a mysterious individ-
ual. f 'Ol? whom .lluibren. ironnently
pooling and tbotho united for Edwin.
ill“ b; bgd ajlob on bond. Boo told
' min 5
in thojburglory. Policeman Shippopi
poured andenoobs lied. . h
oivor and Shipp‘wns. . ~ ,
‘ uthveu, when told or the confes-
sion; declared itiwns not trrrn "‘M'r‘s.
Ruthvou is purring a contemcwlor
oelviug stolon properly. . :
.Wm
RESIGNATION ‘ LAW. OVER. .
No Aetlon Token Loot, Night on Rev.
. W. H. Hubbard'o Lotteruu
The donoona «oi: ‘ the South .Norwnllt
Buptlot‘churoh hold another meeting
last night for tho purposeoi (airing
notion upon tho resignation of Rev. W.‘
-H. Hubbard. Again a role we taken
«in horn.lhomatteriaid on the tabla
until somolot‘her time. - .
Thorni in to be another meeting of
the church next Wednesday night. and
at ihntmeeting. some definite action
will be taken. as Mr. Hubbard in to
ho there and insist upon a‘ilnnl notion.
it will be determined thou whether he
loaves the church or stays.
A Sentinel reporter called upon Mr.
Hubbard this afternoon and naked him
concerning the matter. He said that
the reason he realigned war that "he
felt he was coiled to allerger field of
usefulness in evnnoeiioiic workri‘i H
has bud it. in mind to become unwan-
gonilot for some time... Somev’of'Tthe
members of the church are not in sym-
pathy with Mr. Hubburd in doing spe~
olnl exongoliotic work. and the ray I‘-
end gentleman wants to be pastorlo fa
church which believes iu‘nothing side
but soul saving. ‘. . '_
During the past couple of. wintora
Mr. Hubbard has been doing some apo-
cini work outside the church. There
were u few members who‘ did not like
this. and this one of the reason: why
no thought it Would be best to resign.
He has invitations at present from
many places to do evangelistic work.
He has been very succoasful in this
line heretofore, and he is- positive he
coil continue making a success of it.
i is probaho that Mr. Hubbard
might change his mind. if the church
as a whole. is willing to make a few
concessions in the way of permitting
him to conduct evangelistic. services
this coming winter on heretolore. it
is the intention of Mr. Hubbard to go
to Bulfolo before the ixpositlon ends
and hold meetings.
FELL lNTO COCK PIT. ‘
NEW LONDON, June 28——Waitor E.
Chapman. of (lroton, fell into the cock
pit in his naphtha launch. while huul~
lug lobster pots near Bartlett Reel
llghtship this morning. and had his
right leg bndiy fractured in the ma-
chinery of the engine. He was alone
at the time, but managed to steer the
craft to Ocean Beach. where he run
nshore and called for assistance. The
mun was so weak from loss of blood
that he could not shut off the engine.
He was taken to Memorial hospital for
treatment and the physicians think
that his leg can be saved. in addi-
lion to u compound commuted fracture
there was a deep gash six inches long.
SCHOONER CENTER GROUNDED.
EDGARTOWN, Mann, Juno 28~The
fishing schooner Lizzie M. Center. Cap-
taln Joseph Smith. hunt and owned in
Gloucester. Moan, ran aground on a
roof at the south end of Cbappuuquid-
dick island. nt 2 o'clook this morning.
and is a total loss. She was returning
from n muckerol fishing cruise with
500 burrols of fish. Her crew of eigh-
icon men cm-apod in their boats. bring-
ing a barrel of duh apiece. The Lizzie
M. Center was at clghiyone gross ton
huge and was built in 1883.
TRAMPS RAID A TRAIN.
PliAiNViidiE, Juno 28~A gang of
tramps last night raided a freight
train standing on a siding bore. and
succeeded in extrication several hogs
of beer from a car beioro they were
discoverod by the truin crew. The
inner immediately out after
thieves. who welcomed them with n
nhowor of stoncs. After several hand
to bond ourouniorn. however. the train
bonds worn ublo to return the stolen
goods to tho freight our. No nrrosto
huvo been mod». ‘
PRESIDENT REFUEEB PARDON.
WASHiNG'i‘ON. Juno 28~Tho promi-
deut has returned to pnrdon”ox-Dlxrtloi
Attorney Ellery P. inghnm and lax-Ao-
ulninnt fllarllct Atotrney Harvey
Knowlil. of Pennsylvania, who were
convicted and punctured to two And a
half yrnru' imprisonment for connec-
tion with the famous Jacobs revenue
vn'nln. several yearn ago.
EXPOSITION'G AQUATIC.CONTEQT.
NEW Yfllili, Juno ism—«Tho motour
athletic iinlon Swimmln: obnmplon-
ships, to be held at tho Pmmricnn
has drawn the prettiest only)! lint over
soon at “Aquatic contrast. all the Ann
.oriono champions and record holders
luring enrol-ad. Among lb entered
iii tho quarter mile conic“ Horbort
n. Hobo. of lilo uroolrlino divination
Club. of Momcbuusiio. , p
' BARBERU EXAMlNlNG “Aim.
HARTNRD. June mmnmr Mow
Leon bu unpainted the .ffliowinx
menthol-o of the boom of annular: of
harbor: for the tom of two! rs:
Henry Sheldon New Humor 0t:
tonhelmor. Wlillmtlc.
j Huber. mobility.
to .
the ‘l
slump count-trialling cameo in Ponmyi- '
Exposition from July Tin mainlilurlvr. h
Th r wit .1,
so, bonutltul m n, but-he won poo
“~ (indoor be united her to be his wile.
mambo. onuworod: ‘ i .
"i love you. 3.. l. i do
be “A poor .mnn'ugwlro.
happy- over altar. ..v
Tho‘young man went away and are
. long began to sway the markets. . ‘He
mndo‘ millions and...stlll
nail the maiden waited.
Whoa the man hodlen millions he
wanted to outshine one who had titty
millions. and when that wish wan grot-
Inore millions.
‘ tiled he longed for a-hundred millions:
then he yearned for two hundred mil'
lions. and ot‘ lust be not a billion up as
the amount banished to accumulate.
When, one day in those ports, a cer-
iain old‘ maiden lay dying. she said:
"There’s no use expecting a has to
keep his mind on anything also after
he gets his foot in the trough."
The three society than or the Soo-
ate-mDepew, Kean and .Weatmorerv- '
who are so popular that they never
dlno at homo except when they give
dinners to their friends. stole quietly .
guild tho Bennie restaurant the othc.
uy. .
Each senator looked at the menu
card lintiessly. "i’m very tired of tor;
rapiu and some." said Senator Kenn:
"So am i.f‘ said Senator Westmore.
“So am i." ocuoed Senator Depew,
”nod i am going to out some bacon and
greens."
Kean and Westmore almost shouted
for joy. “That’s what we want," they
said. and in live minutes three Senate
society men could have been seen out
lug bacon and greens as if they had
never tasted anything one half so good
in their lives.
I..-‘~_-
When it comes to resourcefulness
woman is so much man’s superior that
there is really no comparison. When
it is discovered that there is o burglar
in the house. for instance. men will go
creeping out into the hall with a lamp
in one bond. a revolver in the otlmr.
thus giving the Inurnuder every advan-
tage in the encounter that is pretty
sure to follow. But a woman--~ Well,
there was an intruder in a Hyde Park
home not long ago, and it so happened
that the daughter of tho family was
ulono at tho time. The story can best
be told in her own words:
“i was reading in my room when i
heard him.” she sold. "and us soon as
l was sure (but there really was a. man
in the house i clipped down the back
stairs into the kitchen and got a pan."
“A pun!" exclaimed the father.
“Yes. a big tin pan. and then i hur-
ried back to my room. 1 could plainly
hear him moving.about on the door
below, so i carefully upload out to the
top of the front stairs and rolled the
pen down them.” ~
it may be mentioned incidentally
that the burglar left so hurriedly thit
he took part of a window sash with
him.~—Chicugo Post. 1
“Pro got fl. schema". said the’Grafter.
"lhai’li work like a clock. i'm going
to put an ad. in the paper asking wo-
men to send their photographs and a
$5 bill, and Hi tell them how to he-
come beautiful.“
"But how can you make them bean-
tofnl?" asked the Chump.
“Don’t have to. I'll send back the
photographs with letters something
like this: 'Donr luiss: After seeing
your photograph we are surprised that
you desire to become more beautiful
than you already are. it sometimes
seems that the very ones upon whom
God hesiowo His greatest favors are
the least thankful. One on divinely
endowed with such lovlincso as you
possess should be contented. Al-
though we have ndded to. the beauty
of such women an Lillie langtry. Max-
ine Elliott and billion Russell. our
honor as gentlemen and, our reputation
as an old established llrm compel no
to inform you that you oiroady poo
seas beauty far beyond the poulbili.
lion of our system."
"But the 35?" asked the Chump.
“Oh, i guess ll woman wouldn't
make. much of a howl over the are.“
answered the Grafter.~indinnnpolls
.un.
Police Justice John J. Mulroney. of
Chlcngo. gave a good reproduction of”
the Judgment of Solomon not long ago.
Two Germans had each other arrested
on the chnrgo of stealing a line dach~
uhund. which they both claimed.
“That do: is mine!" said one. “i
wouldn’t tuko 3100 for him."
"i
“Ho'n mine.“ paid the other.
"do; than i do of
think more of that
one oi my children. .
"Ono oi you in mlrlnlteu.” Mid the
judge. “i conned decide this mutter.
i will settle it by letting a policeman
lake the dog out and about him."
"All rl ht." cold one of the claim-
nntn. war on hill mu in the fund of the
"Just to you don‘t not
”No. don‘t kill the dog." shouted the
otbor Inn. “Ho's too nice a do: to
bo ruthlessly oboe. but the other man
unto him: only»! hope. Your Room.
in! main him right.
"Tho do; in mum." Into the
to the mod man.
with iron)!
CHINA”!!! C‘APTURED.
(KleNSBiJRG. R. It. Juno 28—43m-
mmoni unicorn captured two China»
not only this: month; blame in all
m Along the bank oliho 8!. Min
rained. ohm the
mum in a stool boot.
Judge
;, ,.
They were
. W . , -
i-WMWEALTN‘Q OUWK IDN.
Ill. Juno. zoom Million
' bloc simian dummnn. door V J
am it A, I: W
* w.” :3ch
not who: in *
._ ' 3 ‘
monoynnd then returnnnd we will live
' ‘ . ‘ l
tint you will make u tilpuiuilou that
frolic bin honor
loaded from. '
7 hold tor triad sud were taboo to the
and Mom: bani loll ‘ ‘
l
WHITF
PLAIN CRASH SKIRTS,
$114K! QINGHAM SKIRTS.
.i
Cl,lRT.-lIN S'i‘RE'l‘CllERS.
WHITE WASH BRUSH ES.
FlNE‘QlLKLITY WHISK BR0( )3“,
FLY TRAPS, .
WIRE FLY KILLERS. .
gunner: GARDEN SETS.
o
STEE L 'I‘ROW ELS
. WHITE P. Kysumrs. HEAVY on n ,_ y 7
WHI'l‘iSf‘PJlL motors. TRIMMED wTTH INSEuTI‘No
warrior. K. SKIRTS. rtouucr. AND INSERTING 7 .'
Wl-IITELPZK. SKIRTS. FLOUNCE nun THREERQZWS INSEnTING,
‘BRILLIAN'I‘INE SKIRTS, MADE IN ’I‘HE‘LATEIST STYLE \ ,.
wumfi BROADCLOTH SKIRT, BEAUTIFULLY MADE AND TRIMMED
MAIN CRASHISKIRTS, GOOD QUALITY, ~ . ,
ALLILINEN‘CRASH SKIRTS, coupon,
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, FLOUNCF
ALL LINEN CRA’SI-I SKIRTS, FLOUNCE,
.Au. LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, rtooucc.
ALL LINEN CRASH WALKING SKIRTS,
NAVY AND WHITE, AND BLACK AND
Housefu
SQUART’ JAPANNED SPRINKLERS
NICKEL TEA KETTLES FOR on. srov
SAND FAILS AND SHOVELS.
A in $1.28.
$1.54).
$2.00.
$3.50.
$4.75.
.. $7.06-
“ $8.50.
75c.
$I.25,
$2.00.
$2150.
$3.06".
$3.50-
. . $4.25.
$1.25 to $3.75.
$3.50.
Lilian Wtouuciz.
n v
u . ¢ ‘
’ TRIMMED , WITH WHi'I‘E .43. _._
TRIMMED WITH LINEN nouns,
W‘I-IITEDUCK SKIRTS.
winning Dept.
., ‘5'? . . _‘ $I.35.
jug ,v . ' . V. . . 39c.
13.3, - - . . .1 290.
- ‘ 15c.
15c.
12c.
j mo.
23c.
so.
so.
husband. but certainly she took n
strange course in showing it. She
made a will and hero is how it work:
"i leave and bequeath to mother this
house at 291 Fifty-seventh street and
everything else with the exception of
35. which i leave to my darling hus-
band, who has been the very best of
men. i know that he can make u liv-
ing for himself." This will was odered
tor probate in the nurrogute'a other. in
Brooklyn. on thé last will and teatna
mom of birefl‘lnrriel E. Cooper. who
died recently. afi‘ho house is a valuable
one. 1,
BO TENDER
succulent and line flavored are our
meats that customers regari them as
tho standard of quality. When they
buy elsewhere they find that quality oi
the meat purchased is not so good as
obtained here. Prices are as high.
however.
OUR MEATS
are cut from young unimnls. not from
farm stock condemned to die because
it has outgrown its usefulness.
new cznrunv MARKET.
Adam Shimmy-id. Proprietor,
- Bl: Black. on. non St.
HERE’S A
BUSINESS llllllll
Sllllll.
Men’s $9.00 Blue Sei- cl.
very nicely made, only a cw
left. and they go at a $5 note.
A Crash Suit for menu-the
coolest article in sweltering
weather-«with the price
melted to $1.75.
Put the boy in a Washable
- Suit—with on much easier to
keep him cleanly-air: hints, or
crash we offer units from poo.
pop. , v .
WWW}. Knife Panto or
' your: er tom 3 to :4
years $1313;pr pound
pairs for 35¢. _' .
Men’s White Yachtinél
Caps. 15c.
’o Inc. You can
am wash lino Mylo for
It little’ dinwjherc.’ . _
This woman may have loved ncr
Hy Krioger CO.
29.31 Went Washington Street.
HT
_ man they do h
TRISTRAM & II
n.
H
OFFE’ 'INGS
FOR THE
SEASON.
White F. K. Skim. $1.25.
White P. K. Skimfings.
White p. K- mango. ‘ ..
Black and blue polka dot with. .
trimmed with inmidn. $1.98 to "
$3.98- . . " .
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