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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-21
MONKEY LANGUAGE

Some years ago Professor Garner
stated that monkeys had a language
of their own. To prove 1t, he went
to Africa, stadisd the monkey in its
native haunts and came back with a
vocab ulary of 50 words These word )
or sounds. when articulated before a
cegs of apes in Genital Park, New
York, instantly drew their attention
and the animals chartered back to the
professor. Today goldsn grain belt
beer Ia the home beverage. It is the
guide post to cheerful temperament
and good disposition. Order of your
nearest dealer Or be supplied b. s. P.
Casey, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-21
HUFF

Sept. 18.-A. G. Oby and wife went
to Little Falls and returned Thursday.
81. Oby was at Randall Tuesday,
Mrs. Ira Children went to Randall
Tuesday.
q. W. Gish will start sorghum max
ing in a few days.
81. Oby is not yet through making
hay. - ;1a;s ---.
We were down to the primary a
little while this morning and 1T looked
as though the attendance would be
slim. In fact there are not many men
at home to attend, but election day
proper will bring them.
Mrs. John Brown was i'll few
days last week, but is about recov-
cred.
Mrs. Edith Hamlln of Montana Is
here for q visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Ireland. and other rela-
tlves and frieods. She will remain
about four weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-21
WILL nut RUN LITTLE FALLS
HOUSE,

Tbs report which originated in St
Cloud to the effect that Mat Zervas
wolld conduct the Little Falls House
WREN that host:lry Is again opened for
business, has no Foundation whatevsr.
according to Mr. Zsrwas While If
is true that F. Stsngl. proprietor OF
the property, u"ged Mr.. ZerFas r.
rent the hotel, Mr. Zeswas did not d.,
50 and has no intention Of doing so.
The funeral Of the lats John Shea
vas held from the Church of Oar
Savior Saturday afternoon at 500
O'Clock, Rev. Hannah Off ciatipg. tie
remains being laid to rest in Oakland
cemetary.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
UNpELVERED TELEeRAMs-Thc

Western Union has undelivered tele-
grams for II. NJ. Barstow, T. c. Cover,
Chas. Hirshing and Mr.. Hudson and
party.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
FOR SALE.

On contract to responsible party al
500 down and ten dollars per mont
on balance. with interest at per cent
on deferred payments two residence
lots, corner Fillmore and 9TH SITS. hav-
ing 100 feet frontage on 7th St, and
surrounded by some OF the finest res
licences in Phoenix. Two large palms
in front, also a row of ash trees. Clos
To town. canal and car line; tributary
to gas and city water mains and cleo
trio light and telephone lines. This
is inside property and desirable for a
home builder. II can be bought for
less than neighboring lots are selling
for. See the owner. Harvey ]. Lee, at
office.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
A FURNITURE SHIPMENT
ANOTHER CAR OF ORANGES
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

r ny local the Docn tns the
There Is only way to cure deafness. and
that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an infiamed condition
OF the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is infiamed you
have. a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when II is entirely closed
fammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
T. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take AalPs Family Pills for Constiya-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
EARLY SETTLEMENT
OF AN OLD ftU0'
The WakeIins and the Dorrises Going
to Have It All Over Again on Christ
mas Day.

There will be another meeting of
those baseball feudists, the Wakelins
and the Dorrises. at Eastlake park
Christmas day for final settlement OF
the question of supremacy The Wake
Inns think it was settled, but the Dor
rises are of a different opinion. The
game is going to be so good a one
that an admission of 25 cents will be
charged with an extra admission to the
grand stand of Is cents.
The lineup of the teams is as fol-
lows.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
THE BEST SEASON YET-Dr.


Sawyer. in charge of the Castle Hot
Springs resort, accompanied by Mrs.
Sawyer. spent Sunday and yesterday
In town. Speaking of the patronage OF
the springs. DIR. Sawyer said that the
attendance there was the largest 1t had
ever been at this season of the year.
II will no doubt be further increased
after the holidays.
A FURNITURE ShlPMENT-A
carload of high grade furniture was
received in Phoenix yesterday. 1t was
consigned TO the Doris Heyman Fur
niture company. There are several
fine colonial bedroom sets in the ship
ment. The car came by way of the
Santa Fe.
ANOTHER CAR OF ORANGES-A
car of oranges left yesterday for the
markets in New York City. The larg-
est price paid there for oranges in re-
cent years was paid for the Arizona
product the other day
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18

Old Rutledge Pure Food Law Whis-
key, full quarts one dollar a bottle.
Nothing better for family or medicinal
use. Sold by Melczer Bros. company.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18

A Media or Csruso Record for the
talking machine is Just the thing for
Christmas. Andrews have the largest
stock of records in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTS AT DAVIDSON'S CASH
crnoc

The stockholders of the National
Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix. Will meet
at its banking house on Tuesday, jan
uary sth, 1907. at p. m. for the pur-
pose of electing a board Of directors
and such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
S. OBERFELDER.
December Sth, 1906. Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18

Henry Maillard's famous New York
candies received fresh every week at
the Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Meteor Mountain Railway Com
pany will be held at the officA OF the
company at No. IS n. Center street,
in the city of Phoenix. Territory of
Arizona. on Tuesday. the Eighth day
OF January. 1907. at ~ o'clock noon OF
said day, for the purpose of electing a
board OF directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the meeting Dated at Phoe-
nix. Arizona, this 10th day of Deem
Der, 1906. ELISHA 3. KNOX,
Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Phoenix National Bank will
be held at their office in Phoenix, Ari-
zona at three o'clock p. m, on Tuesday
January Sth. 1907, for the purpose of
electing a board OF directors and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
r. B. BURMISTER.
Phoenix, Ariz. Cashier.
Dec. 9Th. 1906.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18

LOOK OUT for the WHITE HOUSE
sale. Selling at invoice prices today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-18

A Victor talking machine, the ideal
gift for Christmas. e. L. Andrews &
Son.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

@ 2sgsss The market 70. ,Iasv pig n s@ S
sns s"a, at The
quoted as follows January s22gs2s February s22 rs
MoLAssEs ass SN6 sYRGPs business noassss and
seIpsrs s.gPs was osoas follow: New orleans
4g16c fair s is Ese a gS9e sYRp prom Common
i4q1bc fair i5g17c good 1sa2oc prime 22a24c fancy
oopIscoonseed oil was for November shorts
arm sTS pretty on limited Ms Offerings fair
in sympathy Ss T,h the Demand was sh spot oil
SagSS Tas Quoted os pa1sa at sac sass 900
% &c. Mach psafss s4Ss4e and ZOO a Rsns
PGsaHssd prices 1seed
@ STANDARD hn xse @ rened sSs cases New
1Oc Philadelphia 95c water %site & New teTk s 9ps
white GGs P%s Sasss New York iso fhadepha COT
T9MsaEP PeGH 2 EdVsmss E%s ss4d' i
96lsc; January 34 Febrnary & & M2fGe b
St winter yefio~ anu nominal SsFE OIL American seed
fax fl5x 5sS ssT tARp o1 7sasSc raw
marss, was Tn s,Tgnser abS N
covering shorts declined under selling pres
ceago aEom Seps ST5 hoss f@s on
say % PORK sesds CS quoted Mess ssSss 49, family
5ose short ST gfs BEEF h so 5SSss Sqsii
nds 5Sqs FEg fd HANS Hans ssts
ssSGS sHans GF c I6 M 1s o's' is b 'srSs
1ol. olsc; picked hams quiet quoted at I2gi2se TA
as SW ad Sa5s ssfsSX ddo S Western sG D@e city
5Taa I%saSS Snossfd sd s. s So g.
qaoid oeo m a & SGo'sa sy al lard stsarins
FLOUR AND MEAL1-For -four there was a moderate
demand to-day Sales included spring patents and bakers
were unchanged and firmly held Rye -four firm, with
quiet trade Spring patents. 81 2ogs5: winter straights
sae6S$s A btSKwHEAf N9 HEAT SiIs5 pSURarst f quie
saossd Fair 90 SPOT % ood shd 50 Ssass 1880 Sc choice
s. 10 CORNMEAI steady quoted Kun dried 81 - az al
sso~ 81 ss IS l6asI = sJ
mddne s22 s.; our s24 co. RED Cog as s2S g SO al! all
s y 81 bran Is 81 d bulk 3 G Bsmny p eSp
S22 bulk: $2a 20 sacks: oiImeai $40 1881
RIcERepors from the South indicate light receipts
rough give them full running Locally the market
ss secoHS hes@s 4Sc f9G% choo
anGy beads Sae EXTRA extra sPsy beads lava
Rangoon in bond. 2A q213c
SUGAR-Business IN refined fairly active.
with tone steady and prices e. 10 The limits aD
@ Esf es Pf sbssE a f9r @ ash c g 9a snd she
mould A. 5 15c: cubes 505c; XXxx powdered 495e;
Eagle 70 bags powdered 5O5c powdered coarse a P0T
He aHsd i' Eag had
5.05c: Eagle 10 cartons fine granulated. &C; Ease
70 bags do do 81: Eagle 10 e bags DO 4sSo Eags ns
standard granuated and diamond A. Soc e9nfeStloI-
44oc: No s. ls5c: No 6 SOC: No T. 425c 42ee;
a. saoc Nos H. Is and i6 85c At London the market
for beets was quiet and unshapged via wa H
ers In the local market apart In their ide9s
about steady. with duty paid
fes is i6e muscovado So test 5i6c and
sugar So ss to t M cr dns e6s nd Gt % to hod their
sugars while buyers maBfeStsd dsPos1en & 10 ., % ISe
four United states ports %
previous week and S3 Is5 last year Meetings. we're &
last year Total stock is 1857 tons compared with
131 $50 the previous week and 21s.i55 last year
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
LIS PENQENS.

Avenue A 1918 f. ssth ST. onx75: Frederick
torneys. Marks & Byrne. ' -
e2d St No 45 East; Frank c. Markham James c.
Sinclair ct al. foreclosure OF mortgage attorney E s
Peck - -
Park ave w g. whole front between 4oth and 4st
SITS. 1871 GX23CN irregular; Avenue b,
st. l29 1896; Van Norden agt
F Murphy ct al partition: attorneys John
Broome st. Nos 10 and 21 George sprickerhoff
Pincus Ronginsky al; action o
chanic's lien; attorneys Menken Brothers.
1921 Il. 200 #. Amsterdam ave. !.
y. Boris De Waltof agt. Commercial Building Company
all foreclosure Of mortgage attorney A. A shcker-
Belmont 7s7 r. n. OF 1sst st. 125 1xse 3;
Belmont Realty and Construction Company
ct al; foreclosure OF attorney
T. d w. Soaring
O1s6 6xxOx1136 6: the Manhattan Real
ing Association agt julius Bash; foreclosure OF
gage: attorney, J. p. Everett.
4sh st. n. s. 300 # w. OF nth ave. T5x124x-x144;
Louis Meyer Realty Company Henry J. Eumphry;
speciho performance; attorney. NJ J. Katz.
1884 So West: Wilson Marshall aEt. David u.
Manner al foreclosure of mortgage attorneys. Du
ton
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November 81. 1906.
COFFEE-The coffee market easy again to-day
and. after opening 10 points lower. closed
decline Of 10 points Sales for the reported Of
about 5000 bags The decline was due to continued
Hquldaton scattering selling,
gether with somewhat disappointing French cables. Re-
cent buyers. who
made concerning
day or two. appeared be losing heart owing the
absence OF any such development declining
tendency OF the market. which the low point of the
Gay was at the lowest point Of Brazilian
news was without special beyond that
seGe IN Is yet no falling Off in receipts has been
so confidently predicted l. coffee
which is coming in the ports present
tainE cannot be brought by a desire o
suraX and 1t seems probable that the tendency
expected surtaX might have earlier in
70 hasten shipments from the interior by
'tlon or higher prices result of vaioriza
uon. ana that the movement reflected
normal movement the crop. Receipts at the two
ports as reported by the early 90 bags
g sgst 6ooVO bags last and Judahy receipts
o-,oVo oags. against 26GO bags last year. Paulo
iepts Tor the day were 81 254 bags
!HSt year The market for spot coffee quiet WI
quotations basis of T5sc for Rio No NN' ~
The range Of contract prices the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

G. Tuoti & Co. have sold for Michael Santangelo
20 s. Schachne and 5 Epstein Nos. CAS- $50 and $50
Morris ave. six story tenement houses with stores
55x7O feet
The Wakefield Park Realty Company has sold
lots in its tract t. the following persons: Ina L.
korts. Emma 5. Kumpf. Dorothy c. Robbins
Charles Stanse, Dgelyn Frances Hales, William
T. Edwards, Alfred A. Wolfrum, Eva Leander and
Sarah Bogren
Ferdinand Kraenner has sold for s. s. Lows the
plot, 5sXlgt feet the northwest corner of Pros
pect ave and 18TH St, for $1,000. Also sold for
August kuehn Nos 5S3 and 61l Courtlandt ave. a
Also sold stephen Still No. 1883 Winford Place
new FIVE story fathouse, plot 37.6xlOO for
$4,000.
John L. BodEet has sold no. l32 East 57th ST. a
four story dwelling house on lot 2 26x255 feet ad-
Joining the southwest corner Of Lexington ave
The buyer is sad te own adjoining property.
Frank y. KreielsheimeT. 5 broker. has sold No.
t29 West l43d St. a SIX story apartment house,
plot 7.6N99 Il feet.
The Greene & Taylor Company has sold for Frida
HeidelbeTRer TO Miss A. Palmer No 81 West 1l5th
ST a five story fathouse, on lot 25xlOOll feet
Heilner * Wolf have bought from Mary G.
Headen No us East 2Sth st. a three story and
basement dwelling house, lot 20X989 feet. Z. A
Turner 6, Co. were The brokers.
W J. Huston x Co. sold for Mrs. Ursula f
Nenair 70 John &. Rodgers No. III West 145th St a
three story broVnstone dwelling house. on lot 1Sx
S9ll feet
Leo Hutter has bought from S. Lebowitz No 213
West 6th ST., a five story tenement house. lot
25xl00l5 feet.
Henry Brady and Var Vlict & Place have sold to
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

O.. III 6 IoA-Ihe on cotton market was quite active
Ill SoLGdS ana anu advanced M 70 high level for the
uu hoESinent after the publication of the sinnsrs
report The close was from the best unSers aaG
P9es ria SaleS for the day estimated at $50 900
bhs b GTing to slightly lower cables than expected
tI Iaiied on the reports of in the Cen
NdI pelt the light estimate for to-morrovs receip-s
al houston reports OF continued frrnness in the
SiIi spot markets bull support covering AFTER
the n1arke 9 TO net adyance Of about 100 IL points
tb acs unoerone and was not far from best when
gir,d eport was received showing s5S 4ss bales
elnhed 70 November H. 1901 so bees m ~
Sa me gate last and bales two Years
lHls showing was just about what been exnected
put was iolowed by advance in prices
on puyIns py leading brokers and coyerine
ch WI b sent ,Jsnuary up to 1O5oc and to 10 Sec
OF aoout 81 81 points net higher slight
dCtlon at the close o realizing +bara
seemed TO he little sign Of bear pressure which nav
nHye peeh que 10 uncertainty the action or tbs
% committee which Will be generally known
uHn pe1ore 'he opening tomorrow morning EstIr es
oI e crop based on days glnners report will prob
t 'sliSe an the way from l1.75O 900 900
oeS ana ule december will waited for more
conclusive evidence yield ~ 0
a S
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At II Vesey st.-By Joseph Day: 18th
100 It of 9Th 296x92; story dwg h. with stable
226 and 2s sd st, go # of Sd ave 4Oxl00 II;
story II h; vol sale; Louis a Jaffer for S64.9oo;
lexington ave Goth st. 100 11x36; story fl h,
WIN stores; vol sale; Samuel Harris SS25 500 $50
'front.' and rear bdgs; sale o William H
Ball deceased bid $39 139 Franklin
bet West Broadway Hudson 5x irreg;
Vol SAFE TO w s Juhrng s.
to Mary F Martin for s3O,300: 655 Lexington ave- g
cor ooth st 20x63 1 dWg h. vol sale NJ
lo S345oV los 10th ST, so # of Park
<.hIoIl; story ten h, with stores; vol sale; c + de
casanova FOR S14 400; Amsterdam 156th
91lIxl29' bdgs; vol sale; bid in S120300 1923 Cd
s. 30 II n Of l72d ST. % 2x65x25x62 story bldg.
w OF BroadWay 1o0x99 II; sale of
IhoI1as J ODonohue, deceased; at S24 600:
!1oth ST. n $. 2G8S # Of Amsterdam ave.
o story double r; vol J
~ whitney aEt r II Lee ct al; Mork X attys;
M s @ Tef partition; taxes $1,000; Cloughen
BY Bryan L Kennedy: 752 and 754 Broadway 8 e cor
Sth ST 5ox16SvSS4 Astor Place 81 irreg; Sailors
Slug ftartor leasehod having years to run and
ldsS kno"n as the Sinclair House. voluntary
cant voluntary sale: hid $4,000: Morningside ave
cor 1lsth St 100 11x50 vacant: sale: bid in at
slt<I'' Lexington ave. 9th 100 5x59
voluntary sale; hq in at 5000 St s. 100 It Of
Madison lNx1oo IL vacant; voluntary sale bid in
capt voluntary sale; bid in al sa25oo
by HSrhert a sherman: 25 and p 91st n s. 36s II
OF Madison ave. 81 1x10OS vacant; Andrew Carnegie
aet Daniel Gaffney De Forrest attys: Alfred KAT
TO the plaintiff for S95.OG0 "
BY l<ounSbery & O'C'Onncr: sc Thomson 100
n of Broone 81, 33.9X'4X
solomon Jacobs aEt Charles FO1elson Parker & A.
ettDs e Mc' ann, ref due. Sl8771 % taxes etc
s44o sub TO prior mtge OF $4,000 the plaintiff for
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

While the real estate transactions reported
yesterday were few in number. the market was
not uninteresting. Since the beginning of the
present season investors have been prominently
active, and. judging from the business done
yesterday. they will continue TO be for some
months Some investors have enlarged certain
plots: others have become identified with the
central Fifth avenue buying movement or be-
come the owners OF apartment houses.
Still other investors have decided that the
downtown business sections are more inviting
TO them than any other districts, and have
bought parcels valued at many hundred thou
sand dollars in those sections.
William Waldorf Astor enlarged plot yes
terday by the purchase of No. 4S6 Broadway,
southeast corner of Broome St, through Charles
H. Easton & Co. The Henry H Cook estate
the seller. The size Of the parcel is 24X994
feet. Mr.. Astor adjoining building.
Nobody willing TO pay more than Sl9loeO
for the Sinclair House, at the southeast corner
OF Sth st. and Broadway which was offered
yesterday at voluntary sale by Bryan L. Ken
nelly al the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom
Nos. II and 16 Vesey St Therefore, the prop
erty, which is a Sailors Snug Harbor leaSehoId
having 100 years run, bid in by the
Ashman estate II IS said that the estate holds
the property at S2000O0 There were five other
parcels offered at voluntary sale by NJ. Ken
nelly, and they, too, We're bid in. The auction
list Of Joseph p. Day comprised thirteen parcels
and buyers were found for nine of them.
The Misses Wendell are the buyers of the Will
tamsburg City Fire Insurance Company prop
erty at The northeast corner of Liberty street
and Broadway. This is an Investment purchase
Arthur B. Leach took title yesterday to the
parcel at the southeast corner of 9Jth street and
Riverside Drive. 1G.2X9S.5 feet. from Simon Uhl-
fielder and another person 1t carries mortgage
of S200O0n.
F. \. Curry has sold for Henry GOldwater to
Jacob Ricper. a five story apartment house on
q plot 32.3x1192 feet at the northwest corner
of 11Sth street and St. Nicholas avenue. The
building has five stores and twelve apartments.
Andrew Carnegie bought at foreclosure sale
yesterday Nos - and % East 9lst street a
vacant plot. for $4,000. A complete report Of
He sale Will la found in another cOlumn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1905
ARRIVED.

Steamer Fagertun CNor). Iversou, Port Antonio
November Is BattagIio Steamship Company
with fruit Arrived at the Bar u m.
steamer jamestown. Hitler. Newport and
with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
Steamer Erny (Aust). CosuIich, Trieste October e7
Oran November and Almeria 6, Phelps Bros &
at the Bar at m.
Steamer Palorna (Cuban). O'NeiH. Caibarien No
yember 8, Matanzas H. Cardenas 10 ana Sagua IT, to
w d Munson. with sugar. Arrived Bar ii 40
q
Steamer Seminole Marmion. San Domingo CITY and
Macoris November II. Sanchez and SANTANA Puerto
Plata and Monte Cris l6 and Turks Island II. the
Clyde Steamship Company, with passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar p
Steamer Egremont Castle (Br), Noodle. Glasgow
November s. 10 the Cans Steamship Company in bal
Steamer Apache Staples, Jacksonville, November 3
and Charleston 19, L the Clyde Steamship ComDanv
with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
7:25 a
and Key West II. II Mallory & Co. with passea-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 1888 a m
Steamer Ell Norte, Hopner. Galveston November IS
70 the Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Passed
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley Newport News and
Norfolk. to the Old Dominion Steamship Company
with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
$40 20.
sandy Hook y J. Nov 81 $40 p m-wind northeast.
breeze; raining and thick.
SAILED.
Steamers Baltic (Br) Liverpool via Queenstown;
Kroonland. Antwerp; Oldenburg Ger. Baltimore
Ger, Copenhagen Baker Ger, Port Antonio;
Salvatore d Gorgo (Nor), Port Antonio: Falco (Nor)
Baltimore; Selfordia (BD, Newport News Vlieland
Outchl, Baltimore Bermulian (Brl Hamilton, Bermuda
FL Monte, Galveston; Comus, New Orleans; Carolyn
knights Key KJed (Nor), Halifax; Princess Anne,
folk and Newport News. Germana Fr). Marsees. Via
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
WANTS M'CARREN EXPELLED.
Dunne's Organization Passes Resolutions De-
nouncing Him

Senator P H. McCarren has been read out of the
Democratic party again. Before election the 'ReS-
ular Democratic Party of Kings County" com
posed of a handful of anti-McCarrentes and rec
the regular county organization read the Senator
out.
The second humiliation has been put upon him
by James Dunne's organization, which has about
two thousand members and has its clubhouse in
President street near Court street. The organfza-
ton was formed at election time to aid "; R
Hearst While Hearst carried Dunnes district by
large majority McCarren carried it at the last pr
mares and gained one thousand majority. This
district is the only one of the twenty-three In the
county that has strong organized opposition to the
Senator's leadership The resolutions which have
been passed by the club denounce MCCarren a
false friend to Democracy and as a corrupt legis-
lator They end by asking that the state COMMITTEES
expel him 'as a traitor to the people and TO the
DemOcratic partN.'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Thompson, New York via Queenstown.
Barbados Nov 10-Sailed steamers Tennyson Br) Ohls
Nrom Rio Janeiro. Bahia and Pernambuco), New
York: Grangense (Br) Tocqge tfrGm Para, New
York; 20th arrived, steamer Trent tBrl Dix South
c. nmpton ana Vigo FOR Colon etc. and New York.
Suez. Nov 21Arrtved, steamer Enroll tBr). Lockwood
Yokohama. etc. for New York.
Christiansand, Nov 81; l mSailed steamer G F Tle-
dam. Thomsen New York
Southampton, Nov 21-Sailed steamers Orinoco CBrl,
Pearce, Barbados. Colon. etc. and New York: p m.
Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse (5er) Cuppers (fron
BTemer). New York via CheTbourg
st Cron. Nov 90 10 m-Arrived steamer Parma CBr)
Carey New for Demerara
Naples Nov 2i-sailed steamer Cretio C3r) KeIk New
York
Gibraltar. Nov 21-Passed. steamer Knight the
Gartar (Br). Billet. Calcutta. for Boston and New
York
New York Hong Kong
Cadi3 Nov 15--Arrived. Ruenos Ayres (Span)
- Aldamiz, New York for barcelona. etc.
tine, Now York via Portland. Ne
Copenhagen, Nov 20-Arrved. steamer Heig Olav
- tDan). Hoist, New York via Christiarsand-
Hamburg. Nov 1S--Arrved, steamer Phebus (Ger),
Schierhorst New York.
Dantzio Nov 17-Sailed. Kotonia (Dan). Ras-
mussen. New York
Hamburg. Nov. 1s-Sailed. steamer Birkhall CBr),
Jones New
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