d pelted
ea suing cries
v
the same. They
liters to disperse.
. ‘ ,5. via. Victoria.
Tye celebration of the
my tcrday. transformed
't ‘a.:veritabie American
cons at noon.'when the
harbor joined in the
g to the shore tes-
st inspiring one. The
M! an"exh‘-ibition of fire-
. . e o} the time is the
nos, who are now ur-
urge and increasing num-
e mostly of the better
mTto be coming for the
dvautagcs which Japan
Ai‘ dy they are winning
(Jr-their very general be-
‘their eagerness to learn.
311 of the times is the
ii foot for the general
the Russian language in
It is felt that events are
_ themselves to bring
tocloscr contact with all use
merclal relations here,
gained that-the northern
e (the most important inc;
ul politics and trade.
.0! the Jiji Shlmpo, the‘
slot the metropolis. well
it thoroughlywestcrn. es.
an. ideas are dominat-
‘ stout enterprise inaug-
s the adoption or the
11d” movement. and large
ildren from ' the streets
re now being sent into
2. the better aspect of
-‘ sing feltil‘and political
being unusually quiet
land Paper Gom-
hnuiooturer since
”All! LONQQN.
1 ~Quceu Alexan-
ibndcu at 9 o'clock
acted to come roster.
fl, , tthe journey was
account 01 theyoxtrcuio
. those over, “hit it '
icinui‘money. ‘
up sud‘suudrien', i .
in‘g decline or, ‘
Gallo! tho'fioss 1T
. tinned buying of St. Paul and
s d
J Hou.‘l’nciiic’. V '5
. rs
_ , , . i. with
37% i0» 81%.
glitl‘aud
the, g,
Basilica g
urns. no ’ ‘
ow ‘
. . ‘ here was absence
ctany large offerings on the rise. Con:
Union;
Pacific combined with the in 11 cups
port" of United" States Steel made the
bears cautious in putting outlines.
They made someimpression on Mis-
-‘ 'souri‘ Pacific. Kansasdn Texas British
red. Tobacco and Lackawunna, which loco
yielded ”1‘ to 2. Elsewhere prices main-
ly ruled uboveycsterdny's close. the not
advance reaching'ttd‘ in Sugar. 2% in
General Electric, 2% in St. Paul. 1% in
North American, six in 'St. Paul pre~
(erred. and 1 to 111/. in United States
Steai. Union Pacific. Southern ‘Baciflc.
terred. Rock nuan- und New York.
Chicago it St.‘1.cuis‘ficcond Preferred.
The market was strong all around at
11 o'clock.
WALL STREET;» noon.~—An unau-
theuticnted rumor that the steel strike
would he settled within 48 hours was
renewed by heavy buying of the Unit—
cd States Steel stocks and the common
cold up to 33% and the preferred to
' 83%. These prices were 11.4 and 21/.
respectively above the opening lowest.
Other stocks were casing on until the
movement began in the steels. The
entire list then rose" vigorously. Roch
island gaining Fulton: the lowest and
Atchlnsou. Union'i’aciiic and St. Paul
selling 1% to Hi; above yesterday’s
close. Noon prices were too best oi
the morning and the tendency was ag~
gressivcly high-er. Many stocks were
1 to 3 pointsrovcr last night. Bonds
were dull and irregular. " ,
wasps'rauur. 1 u. m.—~'I'lle an!
vancc continued after midwday causing
coins of 21/9 to 5% inGenerai Electric.
lliinois Central;Northwustoru and Chi-
cago. Minneapolis dc Louisville. The
market then reacted, the leaders los-
ing on the tape of a sale. of 200 shares
of Northern Peclilc at 118. compared
with the last conceding sale in June
3. at .150, was the signal {or a renewed
advance which madé’better prices than
before. 'l‘h extreme advances over
last night re fit. Paula-5%. Union
Pacific 4%. Southern Pacific 2% and
Atchiaon 2. Net advances in other
leading stocks reached 2 points.
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.-'l‘hc Gran-
ger and Pacific Railrohd stocks kept
on the up grade with'bu‘ying still rexu
i Iatcd by rumors of new’tcrms oi.“ attic
ment or'the Northern Pacific trouble.
St. Paul increased its rise to 6%. Un-
ion Pacific 5%. and Southern Pacific to
2. Rock island bad a rise ol— 7 and At-
chinson 3% above the low point. Sou-
thern and Southwestern stocks madc‘u
good showing and even the coolers
were depressed early became buoyant.
inckamauna bounded up 6%..Delewurc
& Hudson 3% and the Readings and
firies a point or over. Sugar reacted
TODAY'S QUOTATIONQ.
Reported over private 'wrre'or n. A
Bonnie. oommissfon’ broker, sport: a
Corbttt's block. South Norwalk:
Openvl‘iigh 410?! 1:30
:Am. 8. it. Co‘...187% 142 ' 137 1400!
.Am. Tab. (30.. 127%. 128 . 127 128.
Atchltlon. 78,“ ' 75 72% 74%
Atchlsou 11111., 94% 90% 94% 98 ‘
Bityn. R. T. 70 77% 70‘ 7.6%
ones. at Ohio. 42% 43% mg 43%
Chi. & N; W.. 196' ' ' 190
C. M. & St. P. 154% 158% 154% 158
Chi. R. i. & P. 140% 144%.,140‘ 1414
(3.0.0. & St: I... 801/. 90 » 89.1.4 00
infill. can. 156% 153W 156% 1561/.
U. S. Steel. 371,5 38% 37 V, 38%
U. 5. Steel ptd. 86% 88% 80% 88
Gen.lEl.Co.. 246 grim 246‘ 247%
Lou. &'Na.i1h'., 10% 101%. 103%, 104K.
Nur. divest” 4 47% 47% 47%
Man. Conrad, 1.17 118% 117 118%.
Metropolitan, 160 108 100 168 ‘
M. K. & T. 11111.. 54 55 53% 54%
Miss. Pacific, 104 . 105% 103 104%
N. Y. C. it H. 151 162% 151 152."
N. Y., 0. &W.. 301.5 31
Con.Tohacco. 0.4% ~ »
North Pacific, 118 j.
No. Pad. 1310.. 95% .
Pcn'nhyiwnla, “142% 144% “2% 1441,;
People's Gus, lit 114%“114 111%
Phil.<cad., 37 .3814 that
.P. a it. 13th.. 7t" 74% '
Sou. Railway. 28% 29.113... ‘
annuity. old. 84%
531,4
. 591,5.
3’ 3% _.
.97
. nubile
uwqu
' Wabash.
West. with? I
': curs‘theirimatorial. is enormous in
y oiling-over 390.000th10 the loss'
0 the'cnnninlt companies unable
dition. Practically no stoclt have been
triennial the contumptiouihus hunt
ecu withthe‘vproductiou tor some time
post. About seven hundred] tansjgor
the onethousnndtons dolly production
pl thchmcrlcan Sheet. Steel: Com-
. punylis being lost andthis represents
1 a.;loss‘.‘each..:dny to the combine oi at
. . east $50,000. s ‘1
The locate the gas stove mounted,
turera isaiso great,» earths mills are
[closed which makes specialty oi~ stove
iron. 1Tb is the .heavy season . “‘0?
m’aklnmf ’ ‘ " ‘ til“. 2.000 or 2.500
tons of steel hop 3. ends and cotton
ties are being lost daiiymy‘the Ameri-
can St i‘Hoop Company by masonic!
tho ctr . (1 Ch presents data?
fit .93
muted that the men c losing in was-
es 8160;000; 'Thetiniworkers will. lose
$0.000 dolly in addition. ‘ ,
in addition to all of those losses the
many and varied industries crippled
now and in prospect represent losses
to the men of large sums that count
be computed now. The amalgamated
men are said to have a fund or over:
$200,000 with which to keep the strike
going. and the many Amalgamated“
men employed in the various. mills
still operating will go a great way to
ward maintaining the strike food.
A rumor that gained considerable
credence to the effect that the strike
had been. or would be settled within
forty-eight hours was promptly " do
nied by President shutter. There could
be no settlement he said. without a
ccnlerenco. and the only move made in
that direction was the suggestion or
arbitration made by Secretary Bishop.
of the Ohio State Boardot Arbitration.
National Organizer Thomas H. Flynn.
of the American Federation of labor.
came to Pittsburg. from Washington.
this morning. and alter eyconsuitation
with the oiiicial's of. thooniulgemated‘
‘1 Association. pledged the.support of. the
Federation in the strike. In" an inter-
view Mr. Flynn" said timt-the‘h‘edera-
tiou had a membership of 2,000,000.
and they could make an assessment
when any at. the organizations afliliut— _
ed with them were in need of assist»
once; ', _
MANAGER SMITH}. .THREAT.
Says He Will start the Pimburg
Plant With Non-Union Mun. ,
PlTSBURG. July ldw'l‘hc threat of.
District Manager Persilor F. Smithno'r
the American 8 set Steel Company. 'to'
start the Wellsvl ic roiling-milinud op~
erate. it as it had been in the past. by
non-union men. was the'oniiy new ice-
ture in the strike situation this morn-
ing, and the eyes of all interested were
turned to that plant. :4. __ . _
A dosputch to the Associhtedwl’rcss.
from Wellsville. Ohio.,=ut 10,180 ‘bicloclt.
says: “The strike situation: here re-
mains as it has been eyer since the men
were called out of the mill. P. F. Smith.
manager at. the Americanflheet Steel
Company for the Pittsburg district.
gave orders for the. mill to ‘sth‘r‘t this
morning. in response to Smith’s or-
der. about thirty went out to work.
some of whom were members or the
Amalgamated Association. The man-
ager oi! the mill concluded that thirty
men was not suflicient .to man the
crews. and the attempt for the present
has been abandoned. Jig-is said that
non—union men from other places will
be broutibl here today. in which case
‘eerious trouble is feared." _
' Now that Mr. smith‘hns declared
himself. it is thought that the mam ‘
agents at the other nouaunion plants
will make an effort to resume also.
within a tow days. and developments
of an exciting nature can be expected:
Men are at Work at the Dewcs~Wohd
plant of the American Shoat SteelICo‘tn»
puny. at McKcesport. clearing up and
making repairs. and u well defined rué‘ -
mor was prevalent on the Southsidcpl
this city today.‘,that.snwettcrt wusfito
be made by the mill "oiilcere in tau
Painter plant to break the strike-y
'bringinz workers here ‘titominutr’ot the
‘city. In confirmation cl this for the
first . time- since .9 . strike Iberian,
.wutchmen‘patroil‘ed hi sides of tho mill
lthlii' morning. The mill olllcci‘o decline
(ed, to discuss this matter, and sitid
‘ . when they were “ready to move tilt
M would do so withoutwnny notice.‘
the, repeat nothing was being done .
1y 'ci’euninmu‘p ”the mills, and meal
:‘rspnirsuthdt' had been; hotlect‘cd owliiu
. to the ’ ‘ a ‘
inch ’0! business. ,, -
in connection :with- Nuance ‘
; claration and the, cv‘dcutgprsp ,.
pious‘ut‘thc Painters "dd I'Wooduiwcr ‘
1, gm .olilcial, otztns companiesdntero
‘1‘" saves
., . all ‘
_ . . 1’
ii“ that hose» we 1‘ ‘
‘vproceediuss lasted button
wet present. 1 B. N. newer. a
lawyer » from: at. more. echo is an inn.
ulste‘triend or the ‘liiosburzh loudly.
and who “took a prominent part sev.
' oral months (ago in locking an evidence
in the case. arrived here today. He
will tokeno active part in the dc-
~tcnccpbnt3w1i.l. however. have a seat
.within the. bar inclosurcr The case
will do
marrow. ,
" i-ASTRONOMICAL
» <EXPEDITI6N8 ’
-, wen: mitoses.
Barnard. ”tormerly or ,thefiidckfibnerw
Yerkes ohservatory. at ‘Milinms Bay.
Wis... hungreturnedi from ‘ Sumatra.
where hc-‘chtr‘to observe the total
lecipipse‘ol tbeaun. on May 18. Protes-
sor Barnard reports that all the as-
tronomical expeditions sent out by
various ‘btrdies and institutions, were
tailoresiu'u great measure. They had
eddcdziittie to the stock or astronomi:
cal knowledge. The result is due to the
cloudy weather that prevailed at all the
stations butane. finch happened to be
imperfectly equipped." because , it was
expected the clouds would he thickest
there. '
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY SHOOT-
, _ ‘ l
v
\ GLOUCESTER. Ma88., July 17-Al-
‘ :bert Theater, of the ‘iirm or Hell &
Company, ij'ish‘ edulers. attempted to
commit suicide, hyahooting. today. and
he is at the hospital here, likely to
An memberot the“ Commonwealth Club,
and‘the shots with which he tried to
end his life wcrq'flred in, the club
rooms, early this morning. The excite-
ment apparegtix
the heart. did“ he bullets only pene-
trated the lungs. Finding he had tull-
ed to reach a vital part. Mr. Thauer
left the club roonis and walked to a
doctou‘s oilicc. Tho physician. noting
that the man was in a critical state.
celled uu-pmbuiancc. and Mr. Tbauer
was taken, to the hospital.“ ‘ He was
alive this afternoon, but no hope of re-
cchry was given.
Some people '19; to are averse to nor.
row‘ing trouble in page to keep a stock
on hand.
Made for You. Ladies.
, .1
TAFFETA .BILK surrs.
. nus-r coats.
LINEN; SUITS.
unis-1' ,WMSTS.
‘M. Krasovliz ”ii: S Fox,
Ladies' Tiaiors.
47 NORI‘H MAIN STREET.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Highest gash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
piping.uteum and water fittings. stoves
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for retuse metals.
rubber, leathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose ol. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on -
' ABltnldAM HARRIS.
laid; 15 Raymond St.
attention.
Open 7 a. m. to ii
union. 1 1
Residency“ Spring street.
“ A STITCH IN TIME"
Bava- r’uuuy a dime in watch cars. The
prop andti‘meiy application or one
ritual «icon of on will, add live years to
tclifo ct‘your watch. Lack of it
w, an n’eedud‘wlth soon regulate it to
the ranks at timeless timers. You may
abuts many.unim'ate and inanimate.
things. but abuse your watch utterit
strikes for less time or better care and
ltwillhget even". by quietly quitting
Work at some important succinct your
business liter-lust when you. need,
timiiiyheln. We diagnose ai watch
all cute and know. whattc
diagnosis. {1311,11st «ref-stints , ,
' graduate opucieu. , ..
Roommflmt d‘Bunitv‘llulldiug.
‘ r“ Immigfitgt 030
p. m. Closed Sac
(,.
over! £01 “
Nance: Mr. Fosbutuh's ‘roi— ‘
"up tor trial at 0 o’clock to~.
. can FR’dNGlSGO.‘ July warren-n. a]
story; anilnow connected with the
tilt. The act is attributed to despon- '
.dcncy dire to ill health. Mr. 'l‘bauer is ‘
was directed towards 7
Notice bypostnl will receive prompt ,
._ ; .; Fiyd'JJay (Tuna?! to admin
Juiffy‘ 13th
m... w Lawn:
fits", commoncm
havé ever offer; 5
Six
Left.
Only six of those $9.00
Serge Suits remain. We of-
fer! them now for $5.00 per
suit.
We also have only six
81: Suits; to close them out
quickly we have marked
them at $7.50.
Othur1;0pportunities in
this Midfiut‘mner Sale are:
» Men‘s ”Flannel Suits at
$4.5o;§,1.5o Straw Hats for
man tun g’youth, at 75c... and
Strawsd or the children at
10c.
UnderwearmMcn’s com-
pletesu‘lt, value $1.00, now
75c., and Black Shirts with
white stripe, never excelled
at soc, we only ask 35c.
Overalls for that young-
ster—Blue. and we have a
novelty, it’s of red material;
either kind, 25c. Sizes 3
to 14.
- cures :
. RHEUMATISM
“dirt“ DRUGGISTS.
.WM‘ “-y
nuhmuuus
‘ ‘SifibayTburs to Buffalo.
looted. hate from N0!" Haven. .
3 Titre-cam "Tours to Block Island,
, .Everyi ‘nturdoy.,$8.50 $0110.50. .
n .
duly use; All out menu 0011 312360
Leavinghhcry Monday, from 323 to .
l b” 580. occluding to} uccouimodutigns ee-
Shun.
.r'
9-31 WedtWashington Street
f"0FFE
_‘ FOR THE
v FM .
nulls
1-1401? SE ASQN? .
LADIES’ WASH suits-
w..—
Pink and blue Chambray, sailor
collar 5nd Harcihottom skirt, trim-
med with whitc‘braid, $x.98,
, ‘l‘
.-
LADIES' WASH SUITS.
w
. Linen and P. K odor, collar.
entire "suit trimmed with=§inscrtioni
5365-50. ’ “ ' ‘
v accouursop ‘
osmium no TH
technetium
Black and big
trimmed 'with i
warns: we:
1 Without: the bcst'a
the Twin Cities. Price
, to $3.59.
Norwalk Chronicler