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New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
EKPoRTs FoR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.------- New-Y0rk. July Il, 1905.
--tt l-h--Ihe coree market easier. The opening
w. -4-- unchanged 70 points lower during the
et session trading was quiet with prices show
-z 8 special change Later, however selling by i'm
-rer said 70 be against offers from Brazil
-r a -ecii1e, and the marke- while finally steady
et"rA q ler 4lss OF 5Ql5 points sales
l--ae1 good proportion switches from Seprerber
a rr opI4ons. The opening decline no more than
ski-ec IN view II the disappointing French cables
re1Isle1 a-ler her holidays az of \
crane -- soon lost the gain. while Hamburg was un-
a-s-- 10 = pfg lower. Neither the Brazilian mar
-r reported any change. Receipts reported by the
r-t l-1e. were moderate, but Pauo receipts for
e cay showed an tncrease30 9S7 bags against 20 100
-i-- 4.---ana- with the good noted the
'le-- IS ezTecred 10 expand rapidly during next
@ --- ~ neither larger receipts prove depressing
i l- brazilian markets The lower
aging lt the Brazilian been above q nor
pa panty and hedging operations may increase until
e-e laa been more marked adjustment. The market
r sIQL coffee steady with quotations gtilI on The
oasis ~ Tor RIO No 2 Warehouse Deliveries for
t week 6l-s4J against last year The
i' NeFehuuse deliveries in United states for the
week were 6l.ss5 bags. against 139 last week and
>-+l9 ast year or the former New-York re
rtel 3a6e- bags Santos receipts aggre-
=Lel 1000 bags. cour-asred with 1885, 600
'- last year Receipts az RIO aggregated bags
aE-is -o last week anl 10000 last year RIO
aes during the week j. 600 the United States
and - 030 Europe. cearances A 600 Rags to
ne United STATES and $1,000 10 Europe. Receipts az
lama Tor the week were 220G0 bags: present stock
-g clea-ances 10 Germany, 900 bags. and the
The range q prices n the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
READING SYSTEM

J Foot L1berty Sc \ ]

srArr0Drs Foot Liberty N r
SA<A-AONNS West 23d 81 N. r
Time shown below from Liberty ST. 23d ST.
leaves 10 minutes earlier designating
EAsTON BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CduNk-z4oO Cl5 Easton only. eI0 A NJ. I20
40 500 bots EaSton onlyl P. ~ Sundays. "a 80
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-ef0 A M. L20.
300 ? NJ sundays. z4.3o A M. 500 P. ~
BARNEGAT-z4oO. s4o A. NJ. / 80 Q<s. 40 Lakewood
and Lakehurst oniy). ca 20 P NJ Sundays. 100 A N.
ATLANTIC CITY-.s40 A NJ. kt5. 20 P M
TtNEL4ND 1IG ~ AND BRIBG5ToN. 90 A A. ks % & 2 "a
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE PoINTs-z4 %.
hasa aS15 $40 80 312o1 sGnda7s ~ except ocean
Grove. a15 A NJ. LSo 400. $50 ?. a. 49,,
EAST LONG BRANCHez40o z5.5o s so i1s0 A M
IS0. $50 $50. $50 P. II Sundays. 600 AM.
SANDY HooK RoUTE-Leaxs Pier 81 y R. W 4ea
ss' fsss s. S6S sio GOp suadsga S
MOO H1@s.oo. 800. 1000. tIleo A NJ; mtI2S
s7.oO = So. $500 800 sioS6 P M i=Is is mdt-
r13Oo A NJ. 900 +.4OO. ss6o 100 P. NJ. .ii2 IS
BEM95R 3e6 a3 sS1 !yeS Ss 1900 'a00
READING. HARRISBURG, PorTSvILLE AND WILL
IAMsPoRT-lzAGO Ftso $500 Hst0 81 O. goSo 9 loo
ing. POttsve Harrisburg only - 90 .5 co. q 80 ? n
day. ssundays only. tParior- cars only Via Tama
qua xSaturdays only. sExcspt Saturdays k3 20 ? NJ
s2a EE ~ss St so 8 s. % i5c Il SSS @Dinlns
4s4 $780, 1 Broadas S iss 5h Sve Isl SS AVE-
q Union square West 27sS Third Ave- 2Ts West 125th
Fulton 1 St. BF0dsn 5 HrosTSg ss aS s4
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage to des
'''1 v. 8. BEsLER. NJ BURT
vice-Pres. ana Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

ss9 sas ss HBiss qIs E
n SSns and June7July. b7sd Msncheser; yarns quiet;
FLOUR AND put not GgT mgSh S9Rs wa.
eords owing to the break in wheat Only sales
Winter sPneEhat lower Spring patents $ 5Ogse 80
s ~ spring clears 50 5aS4 IS No winter. So
Quoted FAR to EoSd q g & & ch6ies ts 10 P9g fs9eI
SCI i0 ss ~ ~ S5ANREA1 hT Quoted Kiln dried ssG
and yellow 81 2SGSI 80: coarse. 81 14g$l FEED
MM MM standard mlddling sl7 80: -four SO 5O dos
mIddling. $19aS59 red dog s2s 5O hominy chop S21
~ 30 PSlk 81 4S22 % sacks; onnea S29 5oqssO
SER served nd 70 weaken the wheat market another
S a. ~ me & close the local market showed nc decline
nfsences 5- q ts one OK tae most important
southwest reoeipts nots6v sf kn @ S an INCREASE IN
where the arrivals fully Saturdays predictions They
had the effect OF weakening those points
an speculative markets Of the country suppementinE ihis
sanrs was a con-- uation OF favorable weather in all
md in the weather situation was possibility condi-
the visible supply decrease ot o bnsbe aFsb Tsy on
reduction last year OF 100000 bushels
support by an elevator house in Chicago This fol-
lowed hS IaTther weakness in the late afternoon helped
Pg eesTis9 earl report by Snow en- conditions IN South
mark hieher ana Bnda1esf noins @ DOWN e. 77srs si vas
increase OF 10000 bushels amount passage
and interior receipts aggregated 100000 bushels
Or export inquiry ana at the close no red was quoted
and No / Northern Manitoba. 81 10 b aaoat ts
SOkNLIae corn market showed considerable irregular
short interests had settled sent the market down sharply
hut rallied again 70 some extent in the late afternoon
although easier again the close with wheat Final
prices here net unchanged The immediate opening
was somewhat hrrner small receipts Chicago but
commission houses sold freely and the weather was
favorable that prices quickly worked on reaching their
lowest interval around midday. The visible supply
creased IS 600 bushels and there was an increase Of
Ole 600 bushels the quantity passage The Liver
pool market $50 higher the local cash situa
tom somewhat hrmer. closing with prices foows No
corn 62%c elevator 63c O b. No 2 white
63' and No = yellow 63 b. afoat. OATS-Undsr
active liquidation declined sharply at the West al
though steady here cash The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels. Spot prices quoted follows
Mixed 26 70 b n, 30 Q26ac natural white 30 to 81
n STa9SS1sc. and clipped white. SO TO 40 rb SS941c
RYE-NOmnal BARLEY-Aariet duh Feeding
quoted 46lso Z. New-York. and mating, 46g52c,
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN q HAHTEnHn RR

stn Ave. as follows. TOR - --~
BOSTON via New London and Provdence-f4.se 81
500 - 5Ss iSOS a ~ i;oO 'xli l'Ol. -xl 500
BOSTON. via WiIlimantie-fFsOO A. NJ. 200 P n
a11:OO P. NJ '''' 4i1-0N
Wt5IIE MOUNTAINS ST ALBANS and QTTEB=r-
III $40 A NJ. 1900 P. n.
FlICABCRG. Putnam nd Wo-cestar-+9-O0
- Z, 1I-1-9 and NOELEOI.S-t9s02 a n. t3S1 p NJ
III. E54-Ak1EtlNe4TON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITS
EAEAL-14o0 TS;tS A NJ, 43.3I P
Ticket 0faces az ctirand Station ma -l15f,
y also az col. 1ls5 c1354 Broadway. Park Place
- sIon square. clo2 Fifth Ave. c245 Columbus
e6+S Madison Ave, c3 West l25th ST. 279s Third Ave
IN 5IVohyI 60 $40 Fulton St. 500 Broadway. E 70.
rESxcept Sundays fStops 125rh St. xst0Ds
81, sundays only. Car
tickets also. -" -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

N -Le iooa market for spot cotton closed quiet
= yl-lLs higher, az 10 76c for miGdling upland and
r- I-ee-ng Gulf sales. > 400 bales. Southern spot
- .-a were tolegraphed follows: Savannah quiet
- usnef, al lo-zc. sales. 1852 bales: Norfolk frm
-l-sel. az 1Ossc sales 37B bales Baltimore nominal
80 - l-es; g Louis quiet unchanged az 10 s-l8o
- ltesi Mobile nrul. unchanged. 10Asc; sales
-oes. charleston nominal Galveston 3-16c
r-ss.eT a 10 lS-lGc sales 1591 bales New-Orleans
&c higher, AZ l07zc; sales. $50 sales: VII
sl7fflinal Estimated receipts cotton at the
~ atyt At Houston 1000 70 S,50O bales. against
-st week anc 535 year Galveston 1900 70
80 'a.ee against Z 80 last week IL last year
- sep'--geans. 500 1900 bales, against / 769
week and 5e2 last year.
- ~ TIE ports and interior points -o-day
- "l-- ne sans cay last last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, July 1T.-C1osing: Wheat spot nominal
futures quiet July, nominal: September IS 75.s- ~
@ ss's9er s3 ss 5@sd CORN spot steady American mixed
PhAAS. Canadian arm. IS 4tsd FLOUR ST. L.ous fancv
winter steady. Ss 3D. HOPS IN London Pacinc CCasf5
quleIs 70 5s1t6. BEEF quiet ~
PORK dull; prime mess Western 62s sd HANS sbS~,
cut. II 70 l6 N, steady 46 BACON steady
cut 2e 70 SO no. 4Ss short r6 10 70 p 10. Cd lons
heavy, 35 10 10. AIS Cd backs ID - % ~
Ais 3D. clear bellies. Il 20 10 70 IS SHOULDERS
squaEe. II 20 13 -. firm 3ls 81 LARD
IN tierces steady 35s Cd: American redned In paIs
ftrm SIS Sd BUTTER nominal CHEESE Amsricar
finest white, steady AS American finest colored firm
As 3D. TAI4LOW, prime city. quiet. &2s Cd TURPEN
TINE. spirits dull 44s. HOSlN. firm, 81 a.
PETROLEUM refined quiet. sid LINSEED on. nrm,
IA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

L-EeIpOoL July L. A p m.-Cotton-SDot IN Ir,t..,
Demand prices points lower; American r15I It's
SiSsd S; g99d middling. 6O9d; mddns SD low rn5
uIlhsi . I'D; good ordinary 659d. ordinary ara TS
saes OF the day were 4Oo0 bales which 300 were for
sPecuiaton and export and included
celpts 2OOO bales. American. Futures opensd -
eI9ssg quiet and steady; American niddng o G JTiy
a4G July and august. 5.I4d. August and Seutennber
. I4d September and October I'D October ars Nre1
pe eal November and December T5d. December and
January 5!ed January and February 5 T6d; Fe6rrarT
and March. 0TIds March s. and NaIl
5Tsd May and June. 5-Tsd. June and July S Tsd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

fCTT0eT-Ite market nrrn anc ad-
q closing ngures OF
safI--aE- than moderately
ee--Ta, and special excitement. The de-
aEl chiefly professional bulls ana
although toward the close there some buying
ty commission houses, making it appear tnat popular
confidence Id the market which shaken BY the Ge-
le last week. returning However that may be-
e market closed within points ot the pest and
e1rT The talk Of bUllish revision in the gov
eminent estimate and rurnors that local
l-rturtT about issue crop statement showing
-e-e-lrari0n cf about cent IN the condition or
month the chief bu4!
factors Heser reports generally favorable and
I.re s-il uncertainty 10 the situation IN
t1e e1r leparunent. but there aggressive sell
7e. a-t tle ZIP Cu- that the large bull leaders
"e-e Planning 10 put The market 70 new high level
enc cunning Tor certain large short accounts The
-s was quet and more or less irregular At an ao-
vance ~ points July. but generally 70 points
-HEer De response Indifferent cables and the hne
weather South. the lqufcarion OF last
rad greatly recuced the interests and with
e2h selling checked Of manipulation, II OF
10 1-lr balish development. the advanced
and continued higher until IN the few min
tta prlar taking by scalpers seD+ the market on
ne -r1l the top The close showed gain of 81 10
~ points f0r The day Sales estimated 600GO0
a-es southern spot markets were 7sGa4c higher. and
Texas
Tie rzFs of CONTRACT prices local to-day
Nas ea follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

uafketst quiet.
RIO $500 exchange, 16 1881 receipts 1000 bags
f0r United stock 19g
art0slfee market quiet good Santos 4S3UU
receipts. Il 600 days. stock Hamburg
-llftee market opened unchanged; ?. N. was net
ln1aneec % pig lower a& sp was net unchanged
N pig lower sales. 1900 bags. HGVre-C1fee market
opened barely steady and franc higher. N declined
: franc, a ?. m unchanged at 80 n. unchanged
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

go Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
skses 0OO bales; speculation and export 200;
PAN 90; receipts, ? 900. American; mfddiing
coser fa futures opened steady. 20 points lower
-zly-a Ii steady, net 243 points lower July,
~ r-tt-f- Augnst-septeEber 574d; SertenDeT-Octo-
-'eier-NOgeulbeT and NoveubsT-December. 57bG.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
1M HEE YQHk. nHTlaIn 3 NEsIEaa ar

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher 5B
rs 90 A M.-For Binghautou and EluirA
5000 A M--F'Or Buffalo. Chicago and Louis
1000 A M.-For Syracuse OswegO R1chdeld Spr1nxA
t12 10 P M--PocOno Mountain Special.
81 40 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
P M--For Plymouth.
M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
4S M--FOr Buffalo. Syracuse. Flch1eld SpriAss
900 A M--For Chicago. Sleepers open az s30 p ~
Tckets 149 1888, 1884 Broadway n. 3S9 FtoA
St. BROOKLYN "Daily. Except Sunday. fRun Fridays
and Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady
sc. Rosin quiet but 10 higher
and quoted So 60 for common good strained Tar
was quiet unchanged. We quote;
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE. oil and machine bbIs. 6I
61hc.
.,TAR-S5 90.
ROsTN-Commou to good strained, 50 so; E, So 30; F.
"a O5; H 81 10: l. 81 50 K. S4 CO. n. 81
sA @. So 10 and w " s. 40
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
STOCK ON HAND

Spirits turpentne. bos 1484
wilmington. July 17.-sPIRITs TURPENTTNE firm
57lzc: recepts 80 casks RoSN firm SO bid; receipts
$40 bbls TAR drul 81 bid. receipts a. bbls TURPEN-
TUNE crude Arm 81 so 81 To- S4 40; receipts 2T9 bhis
New-Orlears. JuIy 1T.-Receipts- -RoSIN go bbIs
TTRPEESTINE, 176 bbls
Sayaunab July It. -TURPENTINE firm, Soc; receipts
645 bbs shipments 10 hbls sales, 366 bbs ROSN firm
receipts 1913 bbis shipments 2s3l bhls; sales 253S
ms t,otsd. A 3. C. So 20; y, So IS; T. 50 6Ih: F.
ss s21k G. 81 s75=; =, So %; S4 X. 81 O5 n 81 TO-
y 81 %. " o. 81 40. " ", 81 10
Charleston July I7-rCRPENIlNk and RosIN' moth
~ fIondan July 17-sPIRITs TURPENTINE, 44s RosIN.
Arae-ican strained, So do fine. rs Sd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
Railroads.
PENNSYLVAN

PENNS YLVANIA
LROAD.
STATIONS foot West Tventy-third Street and
~ DssSTosses and Cortland: ssrssss ns Cortland,
Streets ave minutes that given below for
FOR THE WEST.
.,a ,a5s An CHICAGO SPECIAL ,,..,,,,.,
'l0-5o A. NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED For CINCINNATI
.1oss AM raE ana PENNs71vAN1A Ss ESgi5 LrM1rED-ss
hours to Chicago
'15S P NJ. CHICAGO. CIScINNATI AND ST
's.55PM. THE PENNsYLTAN1A SPECIAL 1s
go p NJ SGHIGAG0 G LIMITED, W Ep,,,r,,,>u.-r EYE
'sSs :. n WEsTRRN Wn4GSas AxPnEss EXP fHsSiNNAi' -
.s25 ?. u. cEEVELANb KND CINCINNATI EXP.
WasHISGT9SE re aSP SpScFa HE SOUTH
755 $2S - 3. .s55. -l055 z 25 .1S S. 10
m - IS 1iSh. Ai'sT s,1ay - % sS 30 s.
1@s5 .I555 C.s2s ?consrsssioH.l LIrnitsd-J.
soGTaERN' RAILWAY y p I .ss5. .ias D. m.
ATLANTIc COAST L1NE-.ss5 a m and s.2s p
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-1s.25 p. m and 1zIO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-'s.2s p. m
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-7.5s a. m
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-1.ss
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.ss a and 2.ss D m week
GoR oRG %A{57s' A p sRfES m yseaag ocean
rom Des2rosses and - a m fFo on = SAME
DAYS only except Long Branch 1875 s12SS i SatHr
onlyl. 225. 255 3-25 (4-25 except Long Branehl.
ASS except Saturdays. except Long Branchl. 4SS.
and So p m weekdays Sundays SIS. s.s5. 10-sS
F6R PHILADELPHIA
SOS 725. '755. SIS SIS, % 25. ass. mass "19S5
II 55 = IS, Sass %155. 2.1G, 255, - 25. 555
425. '.25. Ass G't4.s5 for North Philadsphia
philadelphia onlyl p. m. 1910 night week days
sundays sos. 755. SIS. '925. asa 'tIos IS. .loss
M IL IS, s12-55. "L55, a. 25, 355. - % ('ft55
for North Philadelphia only, %455 IS So 755. So
night.
Dining Car. tExtra-fsrs train
Ticket Offices, Nos. 46I. I354 ss and 261 Broadway
1S2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. 2sS Fifth Avenue
corner 29th ST.; 1 Astor House, and stations
named above: Brooklyn. 342 Fulton Street. $50 Fu-
ton Street, $50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
station The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Cab Service
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave 23d Street minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves 1850 D. m
Lv. Liberty 500 Except Buffet.
1000 m Daily. Diner
400 Daily.
200 pm Daily Buffet
sRoyai Limited 500 m. Daily All Pullman.
Lv Liberty St 500 pm Daily Diner.
700 Daily. Buffet.
" rs night Daily. Seepers.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
Leave New York City West 23d Liberty 81.
Chicago, Pfttsburg. Sleeper 1850 pm 1915 Mt
chicago, Columbus. Diner. 1850 1900
PittsburS, Cleveland. Limited. $50 600 D
''Ptttsburg Limited" Buffet. $50 pm Z.
Cincinnati St Louis Sleeper .11:5O pm 1915 Mt
CINCINNATI St Louis Diner. $50 an a N.
Cincinnati st Louis, Diner. $3.50 pm. d m
Offices 167. PSI 434. 1900 Broadway House
los Greenwich St, 25 Union Square w 39l Grand 81
n. Y; 34S Fulton St., Brooklyn: 22d ST. and Lib
erty ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. July II, 1908.
WEEKLY RECEIPTs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-21
a Couple of Them.

One day the farmer was accosted by
d tramp who came along the high
way, and after listening to Willie's
tale of woe he replied:
81 have assisted many of your kind
and none of them have proved CRATE
full. In fact. it was only two days ago
that a tramp to whom / gave work
stole my pitchfork,n
.tBut give me a trial. pleaded the
tramp. land I promise you shall find
one grateful man in this wicked
world.
The farmer felt dubious about it.
but he finally gave the man an axe
and set him to clearing away some I'M
derbrush. An hour later he heard the
fall of a tree, and he ran to the edge
of the forest in alarm and cried out:
what have you donei You have
brought down the largest and finest
oak in my forest. Many time the
wagon maker has offered me $50 for
that tree, but being cut at this season
it is good for nothing but firewood.
Master said the tramp, you were
kind to me and I wanted to prove my
gratitude. Observing that the lamb
came to play. under this tree, and be-
ing aware that this is the cyclone seas
on, and that if the tree blew down it
would surely Kill the lamb, have
worked hard. to remove the menace.
Isn't that boiled dinner about ready p
Moral: Willie could not understand
why he should be taken by the neck
and flung over the fence into the road
and the dog encouraged to chase him
a mile but the rest of us know that
a mans gratitude sometimes costs us
more than his enmity.-M. Quad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-21
of for Once.

You know that old game, of course?'
said the Chicago drummer You are
walking along the street and a man
comes running after you with fat
wallet in his hand and says he saw it
fall from your pocket. You, want the
wallet, but you don't want to open it
in the presence of the man. Therefore.
YOU go down into your pocket for q
couple of dollars to reward his honesty
Then you make a sneak for some place
where you can count the cash. and your
knees grow weak as you discover that
the fairness of the wallet is owing to
slips of newspaper
'sIve had them try that little game on
me half a dozen times and always got
the laugh on them A month ago. how
ever. in st. Louis, Twas walking about
with an old hayseed when a fellow pre-
scented. the. wallet and. said I dropped it.
/ snliIingly denied it, and ne rendered il
to old hayseed. He bit at once and gave
up a dollar.
tgFhen / opened on him and called
him names and made his heart ache
and ! don't stop talking until we l1ad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-21
ROOSEVELT MAY ACT.
President Likely to Take Up Insur-
ance Matter in His Message.

oyster Bay. Sept 2l.-Secretary of
State Root, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts, and Joseph H. Choate,
who spent last night at Sycamore Hill
as the guests of President Roosevelt,
left for New York today.
The discussion was in the nature OF a
talk over the recent disclosures in the
life insurance companies OF New York
being made by committee of the New
York legislature. The president has in
course of preparation his annual mess
age to the congress and he proposes to
discuss the insurance question in that
message with special reference to legis-
lation in that direction.
No details of the nature of the talk
are given out. The president has been
urged strongly to insist upon legisla-
tiOTl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-21
NEW TOPEKA CONCERN.
Chartered for $4,000 to Manufacture
WeIdarine.

The state charter board today
granted a charter to the Weldarine
Manufacturing company of Topeka,
which has a capital stock of $40, 900.
1t will manufacture articles of a new
metal called weldarine. The directors
are W. E. Gleisser, Geo. Gleisser. Z.
H. Gleisser, NJ. E. Gleisser. all of Abb
lene, and C. A. Moore, of Topeka.
A charter was also granted for the
new townsite of Della, recently pur-
chased by A. d. walker and others on
the line of the proposed Kansas North
western railroad. The company has
a capital of $500, and Mr.. Walkers
name does not appear on the list of
stockholders. Other charters:
United States Sugar & Land COM
pany. Colorado, 100000.
Ziegler Neckyoke company, Coffey-
vile, $4,000.
Tonganoxie Gas & Electric COM
pany, Tonganoxie, 100000
Grinnell State bank. 'Grinnell, $10,-
900. 'aara
Dresden Telephone company, Dres-
den, $4,000.
Central Lumber company, Green
leaf (inerease), 100000.
Peru Lamp Chimney Manufacturing
company (increase), $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-21
HOCH WON'T DISCUSSIT
Silent About Criticism of w. C. 4. U.
and Law Enforcement

Governor Hoch, WHO returned today
from his trip to Marion, is keeping
absolutely quiet about his plans in re-
lation to the appointment of assistant
attorney generals in Wyandotte, Sedg-
wick, Leavenworth and other whisky
counties of the state
Il can't talk about my plans,' said
Governor Hech. II will let my actions
speak for themselves. If people criti-
else me, 1 viii have to grin and bear
it. was severely criticised for not
appointing an assistant attorney gem
efal Tor shawnee county, and at the
very time this was going on, it had
been decided to appoint Mr.. Carver as
soon as he should return from his
trip"
Governor Hoch said he had heard
about the latest batch of w. C. T. u.
resolutions from Wyandotte, but didn't
care to discuss the matter.
What do you think about Dexter's
scheme for making political issue of
81 hadn't heard of it," replied the
governor.
Mr.. Dexter is the ex-secretary of the
state Temperance union. He is now
working for the Anti-Saloon league.
He has sent letters to ministers and
church workers throughout the state,
asking for information about the en-
torcement of the law. He will then
set ABOUT organizing the church peo-
PIE III every community to elect county
ornclais who will enforce the law. In
speaking of the plan he says:
Governor Hoch has said that he can
DO nothing until he sees whether or
not the local officers in a county intend
to try to enforce the law This gives
US chance to right conditions in the
counties and then call on the governor
to appoint an attorney general for the
county. If the governor refuses to ap-
point the assistant attorney general, we
will furnish an attorney who will do
the prosecuting. We have funds for
such work as this and we expect to get
substantial assistance from the people
OF this state who are tired of the IIo-
crastination of the governor"
Asked what the new organization
would do toward supporting Governor
Hoch, Mr.. Dexter said:
we have nothing against Hoch. We
Will give him chance and if he does
not show signs of trying to enforce the
law we probably will make trouble for
him. have just been to his office to
talk the situation over with him, but
he is out of the city. We are begin
ming our work early so that we will be
ready to take a hand in the conventions
and the election next year. Our organic
alton will be the biggest thing in the
state next year. We will not attempt
to dictate to any political party ard will
not affiliate with any party which does
not try to enforce the law. The parties
which have cen ignoring the law viii
find that we cdn make them plenty of
trouble wheE we get under 1leadWay.
The time is coming when the people of
Kansas viii be lined I'D for or against
the prohibItory law and we are pre-
pairing to lead those who favor the en-
forcement Ct the law"