kills tide of
n Francisco
it l’
for 10 000
far ‘a chorus of
neutral concerts
loan flags, while
“with their respec-
hove them. The
abytorian, Central
e Howard Street
, These meetings
yotionsi in character,
8 by crowds that tax
- two buildings
Filb‘sn ascended the
for order at 2: 30
its building had an
a vast audience
nw1th the Chau-
d than listened to the
Service. Following is
of the day:
pening of the conven-
s Filbon. presiding.
by Robert Husband;
Rev. Judson Hill;
omc by Governox
‘elan, Bishop Hamilton
ymonds. of woodland.
hall; of Methodist Epic
Bishop 1. W. Joyce,
hurcli South. Rev. B.
ville. Tenn; on bo~
lothodlst Episcopal
8.. Rev. James Hender-
9 three meetings will be
uiy 18. ~lt is re
. Elght occurred today
attempt of a. num
to prevent the non-
uterln‘g tho lire room.
all 111an men are report
"a coiled by :ch
undor
, hon two years.
Nisw MAlNa.
'iy 918-Governor
ins Mary Prehic
tochriston the
eshlp Maine.
lit y‘ cCramps at
coins money. ,
and sundries}:
. dawn 11A to 40.
behalf of the Motho .
'al 11 pavilion at the Aim
‘ ated the entire market again at
. o'clock.
five miles west of.
union arid n’on- union
"little is said to have“
and slightly
loycd by the‘
will 1 " a
1‘2 000 shares. The range"
,Iinlted states Stool on this transisr
8.000175117717459 was mist ‘ 111%. com
8, pared with 40% last night. Thor‘s sisal
a row advances oi as much as
in other rill . A
, . , . r9 up over
1.001ng Westlsrn
Will m o
svy realizing orders
and large blocks or United States Steel
were thrown on the market drive it
The trunk lines.
junior Vanderbilts, western and true
tion stocks had been rising strongly.
Rock island and ‘illetropoiltan Street
Railway figuring tor 2 points. All
classes of stock sold off. sonic oi thorn
- a point. Supporting orders were plac-
- ed in St. Paul and it rushed rapidly
to 167. This movement had but little
effect elsewhere, as prices showed a
tendency to sag. The Pacldcsl and
coolers were offered freely and Atchi-
son also declined. St. Paul reacted 2.
WALL STREET. noon~Bcnr trad
. ors were alive‘ to the efforts to realize
by the interests which had to support
the market at critical times and they
put out short lines. Recessions of a
- point were general and the decline
reached 3%. in Rock Island. 2%; in St
Paul and from 1% to 2 points in Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific. Atchison. [ll-
lnois Central. Baltimore 8: Ohio. Colo
rado Fuel, Sugar. Manhattan and Met-
ropolitan Street Railway. United
States Steel Was hold at 40 for a long
time. but eventually was tamed a lit
tle below. Shorts bought moderately
on a scale down and the decline ceas
ed before noon. St. Paul rallied 1%
and Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
over a point. Sugar improved 2%
There were isolatqd points 01 strength
in minor properties. lntornational
Power gaining" 2 Cleveland C. C‘ & St
Louis. 2% and American Cotton Oil
2%, A sale 01’200‘ shards oi Lake
Shore at 250 attracted some attention
owing to the infrequency or dealings
in it. The previous price was 285.
Prices receded again before noon and
the market became very dull. Bonds
were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p‘.‘ m.———stooks
were fed to the market in large volume
whenever it. atomptsd to ”rally Thisp
procedure egectually discouraged the
bulls and long accounts were closéd
out causing a furtbcr tundra-1' (iron.
St Paul foil four points from the high
est. Atohinson 27297. Union Pacific 2%
and United States Steel 109. Prices
of many important stocks were quoted
considerably under yesterday 9 close
at 1 o'clock.
WALL STREET. 2p m.—-A rebound
, 011% in St. Paul and a large fraction in
other railroads did not improve south
. . mcnt to any extent .as there was con-
tinuous liquidation in the United States
Steel issues. They sold at 891,5.and 88
respectively. for the common and pro-
ierred. and their heaviness had per-moi
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. ,
Reported over private wrro or ma
Bohme. commission bro or. 3771! d
Corhrtl's block South orwailr’.‘
Open High llow 1380
Am. Cot.01l, 391.9 999
Am. 8. 17.00., ma 14999 in 14in
Atchison, 7999 79 7999 7 .99
Atchisonpfd, 981,9 991.9 9799 9%
Ball 7. Ohio. 9919 991.9 98 9 n
Bkyn. n 7.. 7s 79 79 7999
Ghos.&0hlo. is , .49 . 945. .4699
bill. a. a o- ‘. 795
c. M.&8t. 9. 11951.9 197 195 19599
Chi. n. i. a 9.149 159 14714 148
coo. & St. wow 92 89999199
1) H. 0.79.159 799 198 1 9 ,
.Stoel ' 497/. 4979 9999. 9997.
o. s Steelpid 39 89% 9399 88%
den. in. Co. 299 291 27.9 291
_ Lou. a Nasll.108‘,9 106349105 795%
N07. 8; Wrist"! * 3290
Man Conrad, 120 121% 120 120%
Metropolitan 179 17199 170 179
M K. &'I‘ Nil 65% 56% 65% 55%
Miss. Pacific. 107 108 106 106%
N. Y., C. & H.153“; 154% 153% 104
N. Y.. 0. 8: W.. 82% 82% 82 32%
Con. Tobacco. 64% 05 04% 05%
No. Puc. Md, 0685. 08%
Pacific Mail. 88% ‘ 88%
Pennsylvania.146 146 145% 146%
People's Gas. 115% 118 114% 111%,
Phil. dc Read. 39% %39% 80 M. 30%
P. 8: R. p1d.. 76% 70% 76 70%
Son. Railway. 30% 80% 29% 20%
80's. Ry. 979.. so 95% am 95
Son. Pacific. . 55% 56% 54% 04%
Tom. C. & 1.. 01% 02 00 00%
U.E Lsathor.1818
11 B. 131.06. pid,7
77979711799919.799in 7941.9 199% 792%
William. 3110.. 88 89% 38% “89%
West. Union. 02% 92% 81% 91%
WASHINGTON. Jilly 18 —oovern
inept recei ts; From internal raven
* audio“, 7. custom $341,410: lulu-
: 333333099. M8557. Expenditures, 81.-
5 COVEHNMENT BUY. BTNEL DOCK.
WACHINN’I‘ON. Jill‘s: 18mm" Navy
Rios" ‘ ll
norm harbor,
of Spain. for 8180.000
1
power side is not rastlnt. and
6:. ’vorVilns to inustrstti thorn til'or‘ts 0|"
. res y.
‘ pied yestdrdsy that the mills at Wells-‘
committee will leave for Wallsvlile this
afternoon. ‘
‘ As to the talk about mediation on the *
from the sovsl‘llmont
Dcilnll‘s an icon Anaemia»
to Bikini
Elli . a
7mm. visible in the strike 9 nation
tn is morning, in any way indicative pi
e Amdl-g
[radiated people are:
' . ellorta towards 07le us those mills
' that are acknowledged to be campaign. a
‘0“
and are meeting with some ,
7 undeB-'
’i‘he Amalgamated people do
ville could be started up. but in spite
oi this ssSsrtlon. despatchss from that
place report at lcast a partial resumpw
t10u.'l‘bo onlcisls oi the Amalgamated
Association will hold a mark mcctlllii
at Welisvllle.‘ this afternoon. in the
hope at bringing in the wavsrinx tor-
ccs ovsr to their side. President spat—V
for and thro’e other members or the
part of the Ohio State Board of Arbitra-
tion. nothing dodnits has been accou'r»
plished as yet. Secretary Joseph Bish-
‘ on has offered to mediate. and Presi-
dent Shaffer has admitted his willing»-
ness to submit the matter at issue to
modlatlon. but not to lsrbltrat'lon.
There the matter rests until Mr. Bishop
has boon able to confer with the other
members of the board. *
No attempt was made to start thci
Painter mills today. .
At Lindsay and McCutclieon' s orks.
in Alleghany. outside of a low 111% cm—
pl yed to care for the furnaces, nd to
tch the plant, there was nobody in
or shot t the mill
At t c Monongahela Tin Works. the
men in the finishing department were
closing up their work. having been not-‘
tiled that the supply or material would
plant would have to be suspended on»
tirely. At the Clark’s Sons’ plant, in
Lawrenccvilio. about the sums numbér
of men are at work as yesterday, but
the strikers claim that they will come
out just as soon as they finish their
turns this afternoon
Trustee Gibson was circulating
among the Strikers at the different
six independent mills in and: about this
city had notified the Amalgamated As-
sociation that they were yin need 01'
money. and could take care of all the
strikers. Those were the Pittsburg»
Fargo 8: iron Company. McKces Rocks
iron Mills. Zug Mills,811go mill. Key-
stone mill. and the Monunk'ahela Coal
and Iron Company. The men, he said
would take those positions.
Active. preparations for an curly re.
sumptlop are going on st‘tho Dewees
Wood Works, at McKcssport. Men
were busy rebuilding furnaces, placing
n w rolls and cleaning up the entire
p.ant The strikers are keeping away
from the company' a property and there
is little or no excitement. The circu-
lars sent out yesterday Wera- distribut-
ed among the men of the big sheet
works by two Amalgamated organis-
ers today The result 07 this move is
being watched with tho koouest inter-
est 'l‘hc Vandcrgritt plant is regarded
as a most important one by the Amal-
gamated Association. and a, determined
ciiori is being made to reach it. It is
the largest and most modern plant in
the stool combine
The plants at Apollo, Scottdnle. Salts
burg. Duncansvilic and Monossen are
running as usual. At Monesscn the
steel hoop mill men. who came out on
Monday. are holding a meeting today.
and making charts to get the tin work-
ers to join the strike. These latter met
last night, and the meeting participat.
ed in largely by the workers. decided
not to take part in the strike. 11 the
meeting men would sécuro‘thein prop-
er protection in case or necossity.
Despntchss report that the hoop mill
workers at Duncansvllle held a secret
meeting yesterday. and decided to re-
main at work. President Shail'ar stated
today, however. that hound received a
telegram saying: “Shall we come outiw
Let us know. " And he replied that if
they were organized to come out. as
they were needed. He thought it like-
lv that they would come out today. lilo
Plant is known as the Portage iron
Works. and employs about 900 skilled
and unskilled men.
The tin house workers are all at
work at the Humbert plant of the Arm
srlcan 'l‘ln Plato Company. at South
Connellsvlllc. but the Amalgamated
men are out.
MACHINIBTD ARE OUT.
READlNG. Pa. July ill—Just beiora
the whistle blow at 7 a. in. today tho
signal for the men to so to work in
the Philadelphia is Mailing railway
locomotive shops. a committee re‘prs
renting the machinists handed their
statement of grievance to Superintend-
men would no out by 11 oclock it a
favorable answer was not .rcceivod. At
the latter. hour forty machinists loll
the shop. om 850 mi employed
there. The company ollloials are pics».
ad that so few machinists went out.
Tho principal stleruicw yore nine
hours to oonstltule‘ a dsyi'si'work. 18%
per cent. increase in ’wam. tibia and
1,...V
bouillon oi the union. ll
W. 1} “In
Nigel; a m ml»
79 a
Mind‘W, hogs NM 997 *
support he mm who hm now 'tied an
icy his was the 99mm of an inforw
toil-y. ,
Nicolls’, til *
WE ist- . .
oi the Stationary rim. "01% i' ” " ' a
.1 among ills idle
luuohmcd
ins tom‘s '
be exhausted in a day or two. when the .
plants during the day. lip stated that -
out Prince. and announced that tho 1
a bait for allover tlmcudoubio limo .
for Sunday and legal holidays and rec~j
its out to ‘
hall t 9 may. oi the backwoods viii;
its action
‘ ,‘ istlcnary fireman
91th ch 1’?"th Mullshy.joi
striker 'ssoclsti 0 sport a large
' , , salon. This
.18 denied by. the operators who claim
the situation in the upper portion or
the coal 11910 is better than yesterday;
While all this mines .that were ldls in
the Wyoming region yesterday. are idle
today. the companies seem to have
slightly tho best or it. They have in-
creased the number of. Women ata
great many of the collieries. Some or
them Were miners. and it is said. mem-
bars at the Unitéd Mill's Workers. '1‘th
action of tho miners has created not a
little ill fueling among the striking
firemen. but they say they are not dis-
conveyed. ”
A break occurred today in the ranks
oi the strikers at Nantlcoke. The Penn:
sylvsnln. Company started up two oi! its
oolliories and at l p. .lt was re-
ported that all plugs were tilled At
one collier‘yttbe U ted Milo Workors
are reportad to law returned to wd'rk
almost in a‘ body The srtikcrs say less
than Onontllird oi the regular force is
at work.
{The hoisting engineers hold a mesh
b3 here today. and resolved to stand
the striking firemen until the strike
is settled. '
An oillcirll'oi the hellish d; Wilkes—
bnrrc Coal Company. which employs
8.000 men and paranoid this afternoon
that the company had received a prop-
osition from the United Mine Workers
to return to work as soon as a sufficient
keep a steam.
N0 -UNION FIREMEN STONED.
WlLKESBARRE, Pa. Julv ill-«Some
mon~union firemen at the Maltby col-
ilsrles ‘ot the Lolllgh Valley Coal Com-
by were stoned by strikers and
reakcr boys as they were changing
shifts, this morning. and several Were
hurt. but nonc seriously.
were tired. 9,
IAHMOKIN FIREMEN To GO OUT.
CAHMOKIN. Pauli-1y 18. ”The local
colllery ilromcn‘ s organization received
strike tomorrow morning. There and
fifteen coiliories botwecn hero and
Mount Cnrmoi, tho men at all of them
being organized. lithe tie up is made
complete 'ahout 12 000 men and boys
will be rendered idle.
The strike of 600 employees at Hick
ory Ridge colliory ndsd today by the
men having their orklng cards in»
spectcd away from the company's
propsrty. l m
E XPLOSIVE MAchu‘ 1N MAILs.
NEW YORK. July. 18.——An explosive
machine sent through the mall to John
J chtcka, oi Brooklyn a clerk in the
oillce of the board of public improve
ment. Was opened today by Edgar Sch-
roeder. a draughtsmsn in the sumo oi.
11cc, Schroeder :3 left hand was blown
off at the wrist and Kletcka was burn-
ed about the upporlpart of the body.
Roscnblum. on a charge of assault in
alloyed. the explosive machine to cht.
cka. The detectives polished to the
case any Rosenblum. and Klotcka quar-
reilcd several months ago.
VESSEL ON FIRE.
NEW YORK. July 18~The lull rig-
ged ship Commodore T. H Allen. in
command of Captain Merrian. with a
lull cargo of case oil for Hong Kong.
China. which sailed trmn hcr berth
this morning. has stopped at the her-
bor entrance oif Gednoy channel. with
smoke 00min: out at her main hatch.
The vessel appears to be on tire. The
tugs St. James, Lawrence and Unique
the steamboat Now York and a light-
shill.
lillwoll & Company.
[net-casino its paxbasin
' want. What is what
' Suits. ‘
Manuals—what is more page
soothing. Have been soilirig
well at 870.7777, reduced to so so.
A brokcn lot of units for men
V nod for the boy. this prices have
819.00 Worsted Black Suit
$8M- , ll .. "
pip Thibeti. only a low 9
local unions iltllo '
“r .
RN? To... this iii-4‘99
t than about the
number oi' the men could be secured to ‘
No shots .
ordors from Wilkes-Barre to go on
The police later ~arpostod Benjamin ~
the second degree in having sent. as >
house tender arc cauldron around the»
The Aliens agents are James ,9
been ranging rm 80 to 87$. ,
V Your choice at a great sacrificed
'0.
ll“?-
July 13th.
The best value
baud ever offered Como i
look them over.
Only
Six?»
Left
Only sin! of those $9.00
Serge Suits remain. We of-
fer them now for $5. 00 pct
suit. "
We also have only six
$73 Suitsr to close them out
quickly we have marked
thorn lit $7. so.
Other opportunities in
this Mid-bummer Sale are:
Men’s Flannel Suits at
$4. 50; $7130 Straw Hats for
Jinan an‘d .yonth, at 75c.. and
~vStraws fix the children at
19c- .. .,
Underwear—Med 9 com-
plete suit. value $1.00. now
7597.. and Black Shirts with
white stripe, never excelled
at 5°C., 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.
Stretching that Dollar
9 power firm 10 to 25
we are doing in order to
stir you up this morbid weather.
. Underwaa r.
The thin sort-«the kind you
séck‘vthcsc hot days. Thciancy -
wear-07 various colors and
standard in minty rcscht.’ the
59c. can for 44h. '
‘1' Balbrig'gan is always popular.
are is s garment not excollcd
3.1mm at 50c. The shirts arcV
Our 95m line are Now only
Ncgligec Shirts-dun boon.
conducted very momma it
‘ . sally“, Add some éxoopV
ualtlcs. rogulilriy 87.95.
. placodu
1 first iiouts antic
< W h
H‘ Kriegcr a
"El/
2981 West Wushingion’fiircot. .
FOR THE
HOT SEASON
LAUIES’ WASH SUITS.
Pink and blue culmbray, sailor
collar and flare bottom skirt, trim.
med with white'hroid, $1.98.
1
LADIES’ WASH SUITS.
Linen and P. K., sailor collar.
entire suit trimmed with insertion,
$5 50-
‘\
ACOOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY:
DEPOSIT AT THE Elli/IE OF’ PURCHASE AND ONE DOVL-
LAR WEEKLY UNTIL PVAID
DtlkONliL T1101!!! ill?) D.
HARTFO fit), July 18-97? (podiatrist
fnariii'n .o‘ be announced that 1* Col
inguinal; Cl Tyler or New London. is
sped the retired list on his 079‘
applicat _
0777th Thomas 13 skill; or
Moll. commanding Compinyd (l? tow—him
reyimcntfl N‘ 0.; iii
meeting oi tho bouillon to union:
all Frederick
. to 83 so.
White P K. Skirts. Si. 25.
Whitc P K. Shirts, 8;. 98.
White P K. Skirts. 2.56.
Black and blue polka dot skirts,
trimmed with insertion, $1.98 to .V
VI ‘ $3. 98. 1
Boys’ Wash Suits,4 49c. . .
Boys’ Wash Suits. 65c. and 98c. "
wnri‘E‘ ”$009.1er
m
We have the best assortment in
the Twin Cities. Prices from 75c.
snail. ,
mm annoy.
July 18. w—Tho mil
NANi unit 1'
saw roan;
. moi-icon flsddlcap inanimate is
was tho stirsutlon Vtifr trap shoot
‘Vlnli'srst‘nt‘b Flt!
Gh‘ll‘lfllfi
8100 silver t on
106713870611
, ill , ‘
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