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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-07
ssess uper 60 tapreu

fdon tpurbe Mrs. Binslou's SOP.
thing Sprup oon MilIiouen pon
Ntittern beim Babnen Der Rinoer
anaemenoet. Wirlt 0u i'm SmlaFe
oGrh oaS Sbreieu zines SinbeS aes
ft6rt, oas i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Shmeraen meint? g8enu 10, !afie
lofort cine sglaide BON ,,W1rs.
8inslows Soothing Sprup" huIen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. gs wiro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen iofort Hinoes
rung peri6afFeu. 8erloBt suh boz
rauf, Wtiitter, es 1T tein AneiFel
earaber. Sc beilt 9iarr6oq, reau.
liert ben Maeen unb bic gaieren,
beieitiat @ino GUtit, ermeiht ben
Gaumen, oerbtn6ert gntsnnbuua
uno itdrtt oas ganse Ssiter,
rWirS. 8inalgm8 Soothinq Snrup"
fiir sabneuoe Rinber 1T auQenebm
i'm @eihmad; ons gtecept itammt
BON einem oer beiten meiblihen
Qerste in ben Ser. Staten. &s iIt
bel allen 9ruaatiten in Der nanaen
Welt su baben. Breis % Gents per
sSlaiGe. Sauft nihtS anoeres, als
W1rs. Winsl0mS SOUthino Snrup.
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N1l OGS YnbIttulll.

Die ssSreie greiie fir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 8uitDFficen rerfanbt, uub
bat elne grOke gerbreituna in Der
geabbors Republit Merifp, i'm SnbiaD
aer-9erritDrium unb 0tlabuma.
Sbr @irfulatipnss@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fid pm @aloeitOn bis binouf
mad Denton, BPM du6eriten Often
biz nob @l Esaip i'm fernen @eften:
es i6lieBt ielbituerftdnblid nit bes
Ionhers aohlreihen 2elern bas oi6ts
beiieoelte Wittel. l.Teraa anb ben Giio.
melten Elm. gud in Merifo Dat fie
cine arOse Berbreituna.
8inet Reiienoe ftnb beitanoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
Blattes unterueas uno ftibren benz
ielben i'm 0ereiu nit unIeren riibris
gen 2otal Gaenten fertmdbrenb
neue 2eier su.
Sn Gnbetrtsdt bieier 9batioben lit
bic ySreie Breiie", ND es fi6 oarum
banoelt. Die beutibe 8eo6lteruna au
erreihea. oas bette 9tnseige Wse,
niaH u, gtaate 9eraS.
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ssind's 5 Gents 6auana giaarre
ceffentIid,c alerste im atlttrtbun,

CeffentlidDc aferste inn 0tltertbam.
Na4 elmer Don Or. Rubolf pobI in
8erlin DerDffentIiaten Qbbanblung
iiber Die Offentli9sn 4sr5te I'm Otter
tbum" bat bic ginrihtuns Der Dffenty
lt9en aterate mdbreno oss sanosn
Gltert6ums, DON 9omer Bis gu Suitie
nian. beftanoen. Ser erfts bsrgeitalt
nbeamtete" 4r5t, bon bsHen psrf0nli@.
fstt man @enaueres peiB, mar Demo=
tebes aus aroton tn llntsritalien, Der
um 525 b. Chr. bon bort mad 9leeina
iiberiieoelts unb bort um bie Sumlne
DON l Salient (iiber $1500) ang.itellt
purbe. .Sm 5. Sabrbunbert tparsu Iii:
5ffsntli9en 9ler3te in 4tbsn 6,retts
cine itebenoe @inri4tung. gu biefer
3eit Tam fir ois 6fentlitben Qsr3ts in
@rie9enldn6, Damn aud in HDm Der
Sttsl oar9iatroi" auf ppn Dem bus
bsutf4e @ort .2lrot" abgsieiiet ptro.
Shr @tbatt mar i'm 8urnithnitt n8t
10 bod ipie bas o6en angegefene 80 o.
rdr 6es Gerlofeoes, fonoern bstrug in
ber @ege( 500 lis 700 Grodmen. pag
sttpa Dem GjftaIt Ser itaatli9 angeItsq'
ten gr9itsttea ober 2ebrtr an ben
Gbmnaiien entipra4; es tpuroe our2
cine bsfonoere Steuer srbpben. @on
sinem in itGbtiT9en Dienften ftebsnbsn
aoBarst tpirb i'm 2. Sabrbunoert b,
gbr. aus g6sfalisn, Dem 2anbs Der
RoFe, beri9tet. grit Sutfer Suftis
nian bat i'm 6. Sahrbunbert bic Dffent,
li6e 8saAlung Der Ger3te aufgs6oben
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0arrp Dlelt l9n ontan9s Tut eInen
frem6en 36ierar3t, Der bitfsbereit fsr7
beigeetIt mar.
o3um 8udud," fdrie Der 5rsmoe
ieBt fpiitbeno, n6as 8ein 9e6ro6en, eS
TT emp6renol W9ein qfero - mein
pferbl Dieter perriidte 0raf od, Der
foIl mfrs a6er biiben! Stir mein foft
bares 9ferO ME toll gu @runos 51 reis
ten!"
llnO er baute Die 5auft gegen Den
o6nmG9tig baliegenoen iungen Nfann,
obne iib i'm Weinoeiten nm befen Ser
fesung 8u tiimmern.
rgie iinb i'm Srrt6um," " ia9te 9arrn
bodfabreno, pes 1T - letoer! - lnein
pferb!"
uWas reoen sic ba fir l1nlinn!"
fubr i'm Ser 5rsmoe on, ,Maseppa' gez
bort mir, ih babe ibn ge5iihtst : iA
bate i'm hergefdidt! 1lno er bate oas
Rennen MAIDEN miiiTen, nenn nt4t stn
70 ungel9idter Reitsr -"
nGas 1T llniiun, mas sic
f6paber, perfegte @arrp 5prnig. Der
lei fann audi oeu beften Reiter 9e@
f6eben. usbrigens babe i'd oas pfero
qeftern Don s5rau b. WarloD getauft.
IS {Aeint aIsrbings. baB man mir
fali9e Mndaben gstnddt bat. 0a perot
i'd natlrlih ben aauf fofort riidgGnz
gig maiden"
Das geii9t 0es 9dlparsbdrtissn
bette ii9 Sliisbenos auf. es febIte niat
biel uno er Ddrs IN lautes 9elddter
ausgebro9en.
,Ma5eppa' = an Sic pertauft9"
fragte er geoebnt; nun, oann seRt mid
ia Die ean5e @ei9i9te ni9ts an! Wleins
5rau miro oo9 nt6t 10 bumm gepeien
fetn, auf einen bebineungsneiien Ser
tauf etu3ugeben2 Reiu - 10 oumm If
meiue 5rau ni9t!"
gr Ia9te aus bp1em 9alfe uHo fat
fi9 IN bem aretfe, Der ii9 ieBt i9on
nm bic beiben gehilbet bate, Triumph
renb utn.
.6err. iper finb sic benn9" Ihris
Sarrp, auBer fm Dor Mutb.
sd belize Marlop, friber einmaI
bon Marlotp, CAB iener nit epnii4eul
@rinfen CUR Nntmprt, vi6 bin pfsroes
bdn6ler. aud 4pferbe5ii@ter uno ems
pfeble mid esSbnen fir etpaigen Be-
6arf. - Sir bas Malbeur ba fam
metn pfero ni9t, es 1T edit 5aIbblut,
bonn ,Mspbiito' aus Der ,aisliaeu,
metns Srau ptrb Sbnen bod Den
Stammbaum ge5eist baben!4
9urrp fielen Die S4uppen Don ben
&ugen: bas mar Der ,ganfier aug 8u,
tareit" - Der sef9iebene Mann! Sic,
bic 5rau zines 9feroebdnblers unb Def
fen gei9idte 4gsntin, unb er, 9arrh
nit ibr nerbiinbet -ibr 1lnteragent, If,
9elfersbelfer!
s9ie aluebeit bate geboten, 81
f9fpeigen, tlnb audi ben Wlonn gum
S6tpeigen3 beranIaifen, benn nod ma.
rem nur tpenige bier, Die Der Sa9e Bat.
ten foGgen t0nnen. 2ber 9arrD ma,
nt9t Die g1atur, ft1 gu bennett tern; ei
brad ipie ein Wiitbenber los. Sold
nieoertrG4tiges Bad" f9impfte er
,S6re Srau bat mid ia betrogsn. ba'
nit sbneu unter elmer 0ede eefpielt
Sbr S9urfen, tpartet nur.
fTortlesuna toIat.)
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Gin trener &atgtber
muo etn lpahrer gmah

'f stat5s. sss sss$isssin' $:gi o9er &ettuussanter"
nsue psrbsisrts aufase, $50 seitsn ftarf nit uie=
len lebenstreuen Abbllounqen
Gr ihbrtin perffdnoli@er @eife All, uie man er=
tolersin geiuno peroen uno eeiunoe Rinoer baben
tann. u lie iOllten bieies lebrreine Bud leIen
uno srfabren. tpie auf uatitrltde gSetfe @9u6her
sufdnoe, perlorene Gnereis, llntuF, Apsfalen Der
9aare. nnnatlrlihe Sr6une, 5art'eibigteit. Sp8=
pepfe, &ldenidme5en, 9lut-. Gnftedenoe uno eebei.
me Rrautbeiten u. 10. beeti9t unb esbeilt tperosn
t6nnen.
Sas BUD if elm betpdbrter Greuno oler aeioen-
ben nno tpiro fur s5 Gents in 9ofmarten an irgeno
cine @oreie lOrgfdltis perpadt oerieuoet. Gbrsire
9emtfGeS SetIs sSnititMt,
10 Gaft stb st.. 0aeip Wnrt. %. D.. friiher IL
Clinton @Iaee.
ear Sn @risieu usnne man oisie 3eitane "a
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Die Mann= =Meoisin lpirO tun mas man pon ibr
ertrartet
Nann. .Meoiain turirt fral3eitieen 8erfall, uert
ittmmte Mannbarfeit, gterpeni@pdhe, Gunttione f6=
ruue, @bnabre Der 2ebens raft, Rraftloii9teit,
gerIuit oer @eidle6tstrait, @ebrnermattung, 8ii.
denidmer5en, 3errittune, Nierenleiben uno gterbo=
iitdt.
Ntan lam Die aur sn 0auie pornebmen.
g8ir perlaneen teine 8esahlung irgeno mel9er
@rt-feine Guittangeu-teine 8eriDreaun8eu. 8as
Gln5ige mas mir perlauser, oaB man nitt bic
Tfann Wteoi3iu aus purer Neugler foroert. Sir
ipIni6eu, baB man Die Webisin in bileer 8eie ers
prpbt uuo man wieoer 3u elNer frabersn tartsu Ma=
tur eelangt.
Gisf.s gratis psrfaidts guGpafet it Der gstOeis,
pas bic Mann Weoatn gu tbun permaa. g8ir
ididsn Is tm einfaden 9apierumi6ag, berIbIoifsu
nerpadt - tranto obseliefen. gtur Der Rame uuo
bic aorefie 1T notbmenoig. Snteriate Remehp 60,
1861 Qud Building, 9strpit, Mid
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eeatbare eaftiaitfe fiir ben sarieo

seatbare saitiaiffe fir ben striea.
portugal 1T oas erite 2anb. oas
lsntbare Quftfdiffe In sin.m Rrieas
bertpenoen nil. Die gtegieruna bat
f'h fur ben Qnfouf 5peier 2uft{9tffs
sur 9esleituns Der Expedition entfbies
ben. be segen bic I'm Nufrubr beFin6s
liaen Stdmme in Weitafrita ausqes
f9idt piro. Die S9tffe folIen fir
ben Retognosairunssbienit I'm 5eins
beslanoe bsrpenbet tperben. sSnass
nisure foIlen mad 2onbon, garis unb
gsstp Yort gehen, I'm bort oerfiig6are
9uftfdiffe gu taufen uno bic beftsn
aussuDdbfen. Dauit pare cine neue
gtappe tn Der gntipidlung Der arteass
bauone gu per5ei9nen. Sn Der G9lad,t
BET Gleurus i'm Sabre 1894 puroen
gum srfen Wlul i'm 3riese ganone ers
probt. gea9oem ipurben iie i'm itulies
nii9en &riese 1859 uno i'm amerifanis
f9en Ss5effionstriese perpenoet. WGb>
reno Der Gelagerung bon paris I'm
Sabre 1870 tpar etne 8aqonpoit eirz
geri9tet. 8fe 8rtten brau9ten ans
erit i'm Sabre 1885 BEL 5uofin einen
Ballon i'm 2risge. Die 8aQone tpurs
ben aud I'm ruiiii9sjapanif6en arieas
aomentli9 BET Der 8elagerung biel ges
brdunt.
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Nilt fforfer 1cl,ut..

Sdiigen sic ben &0rper gegen arant=
6eit bur9 9utt8spiQen, Elm d6folute8
9silmittel fur aopfi9msr3en. 1pspeP'
fla, Wldlaria. 9arIleibi9teit unb d1nli=
he Qeioen.
yGas 3riebrat res SebsuS.~
8r. 5utt: Sbre Qeber piIsn lino poi
5giebrab bss 2sbens. Sd peros Pet:
oem 3ufaG bantbar iein, lpelfjer mi
bieIsl6eH 3u meiner aenrtrib bradtt
5. 6airieig4. 9lotte Cannon, G9l
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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pie prO6uttton @oIb
IN b Sifber in ben Ser. Gtadten
bat I'm Sabre 1905 um stpa 100000
llnasn I'm @er1dltniB gu Der g}ruouts
tton i'm 8orjabre 5ugenommen. sSm
8nnaen bate Die probuftion an Sob
:insn Mert6 BON $50, ,337, 700 uno bte
an stlbsr. einen foI6sn bon $58.938, =
356.
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:
Elm Packet Mann n1sdizin
fir einen Dollar frei.

Gin 8oupafet fir sineu 9OGar Der Wlonn NeOi=
gin TT frei Su besieben tenn man nadraQt uno Die
aOrefe an9iebt. 2leIe Mann Wsebistn
eiebt S6nen no9mats ben gpruOel iueenb=
Gihen 9lids-ben Bulls nnb bas 3ittern pbpTideu
Boibe6osens; ie nla6t ben MdHn nlGnncr9eif,
ninrircafr1ftn UNI n1nnneaitnrf.
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GifenbQDu= Salt Bl0n,
3. & IS. q. 8ab.,.

y u u u
9ab aGen N0r6e8eraseB eBuntten ........
................4u ubr unb 500 Born.
Racb ct. Souls, Wemp6is unb benz
Often n................l20 20 l1br un6m
Nacb Norb Eera6, 8aniaS gitp unb
ct. 9ouis. uis.........,.........8o obenos
Nocb Mertto o,............... 9.l5 BORN.
Nntunft.
8Dn Ct 9puis un6 bem Often IT Born
Son localen 8untten ........ $50 nocbm
&oa ct. 9ouisu benz Siten:l0.40 ubenbs
Son 9areo0 un6 0terif0 ..., 100 nahm
Sputbern a3aciFic 8abn.
M6fahrt.
Nob Nep Orleans, SDuFon unb @al.
befton t6glttb tb..........11.40 8Drm.
unb. b.................. 1880 Nbenos
Rah eagle 8aB, @l 8aio, @alifornien
uno Werit0 ..............9;O $500 Born.
MntunIf.
8on Netu Orleans, Spuit0A nnb Sol
pefton t6glttb ...........7,3t Mpreens
unb 500 gsa1m. ..,.....,,...........
Son 81 8aio, galifurnten nnb W1erifo
xlDEHDG,
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SON Antonio SIe0II LoIIldIy
sOe-B1I st.WnrV's ctr, ganamiumtr

glur erittlaiiise Grbeit ntrb eeltefert.
Gtuen 3srobe GHitCaq nirh Sic bauun
hberaeAnen.
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Gulf ghnre 8otu

Wbfabrt.
Naf 9ouernia, Sutberlanb Springs.
St9dboIe, tdeliG, 800 BDrna.
Nnfuuft
Bon Stodbale, SUTHERLAND Springs uno
9aneruia. tdalidh. ......2:30 Nahn
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ss. &. & e. @aBm,
Nbfahrt.
aab gsacD, Sort Bnrtb, 9ouas, aan|as
gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, t6eItb,
tSuniet Sepot) ..........8.45 Qbenos
9ocalbua pia SmitboilIe. ....7, ,108Drnl.
Mufunft:
Bon Chicago, st. H0uts, aanins git9,
DALLAS, Sort 0orta uno Bac0, thalich
(Suniet 9ep0tl ...........8 MDraens,
9ocalauQ bia Smithoille. -. 9.05 N6eu6S
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g. u. u u. %. 8abn.

Wbfahrt.
Rad @uerU, )oatuH, 5ouHon uno @aI.
nefon, t6glth. .............8.l0 10 Sornt.
mno 1915 Nbenbs. bs...................
Rad Corpus g9riti, Rpdpsrt un6 Bee.
bile tdati9 ..,.. 12.45 unb 9 abenb8.
Rad S6rne Wuo Rerroille, tagtidb ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..s.25 Bprn7.
Intunft.
8on guerp, g)oatum, 5omiton mnb guls
beit0n, tdglib. ......7.30 moraens unb
800 QbenoS. ......,...........
Son Corpus gbriftt. J1odpprt unb 8ees
billie t6elih. .7.30 moreens uub
LEO HuE]IN, ,,t......s.,.,,....r
Bon 8brne rnb aerrnilIe. t1glic1 ....
45 Qheuhs
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WEEKS STOCK MARKET.

The following table shows the weeks highest. ilT-
est and closing prices ard total sales cf al secuT
ties sold Ga thc New YORK stoCS exchange last w5h
ye3r 1906.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
THINKS He IS a DETECTIVE.
Police Doubt Prisoners sanity and
Send Him to Hospital.

O. n. Roberts the supposed detective
arrested by Officer Barry Saturday night
for carrying concealed deadly weapons.
spent yesterday in the Freedmen's Hos
pital suffering from extreme nervousness.
saturday night he called up Lieut.
Peek, 81 the detective headquarters. and
informed him under "a pledge of secrecy
Tint Jesse COe. who was wanted by the
police OF indianapolis for tbe murder of
Sheriff Russell. was in the neighborhood
Of Takoma Park, and was probably on
his way 10 Brunswick. Nd.
Lieut.. Peck furnished q description Of
COe to the Brunswick officials, but they
found no trace of him. \ few hours
afterward Roberts was arrested and taken
to the Tenth precinct station where he
said he was detailed OK TIE Coo ease
and had been tracking him about the
country. He also seemed anxious 10 be
allowed to go. as ne wanted to find the
murderer of officer Smith in Alexandria
His conversation and the evident strain
under which he was lahoring impelled the
police 10 send him to the Freedmen s
Hospital where he was reported 10 De
insane
It was discovered that Roberts IS from
Baltimore, and was formerly "a police
man in that city An investigation into
his case viii be made tomorrow in the
Police Court
lie is another victim OF the amateur de
tective craze. being. it IS said q member
Of detective agency the requirement OF
which is a certain sum of money IN re-
turn for "a badge. Roberts added TO this
emblem a revolver and blackjack, and for
this decoration he was arrested.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

the crop moving necessities which have
made calls for larger sums IN cash tlan
anybody previously calculated upon Yet
there are reasons that are not qilit"
So readily apparent as the foregoing FOR
the prevalence of these high money
rates. There is now congestion Of
freight upon every large railway line
i'm the country, which makes Il impos-
sibIe 20 move freight in an orderly and
economical way, and delays payment for
merchandise that has been sold, especial
~ for export.
Again. the state Of the bond market
makes it difficult for our railway com
panies TO raise money for many needed
purposes by sales OF bonds or by issues
Of stocks. except at rates of interest that
would BE- a reflection upon their credit
Hence they are compelled to borrow
money in the open market on short time
notes, with the intention of paying them
of in some future time by new security
issues. This naturally helps TO stiffen
the price of money. both on cali and on
time. IL is. of course. constantly 10 be-
borne in mind regarding the money situ-
alton that the Secretary of tho Treas
ury has by no means exhausted his power
10 relieve f.
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TARIFF EXPERTS GO TUESDAY
Census Director and Customs Chief
to Spend Month in Europe.
VIII Cooperate with German Com
isfactory Custom Arrangement.

:. y ID. %ortl. Director ef the Census,
accompanied by Mrs. North. lelt Wash
ugton yesterday. and will sail for Ger
many tomorrow, as chairman of the
special tariff commission attached 90 the
American Embassy at Berlin.
This commission was appointed by the
Secretary Of state a. discuss and de
termiue the matters of difference between
the United States and the German en-
piT5 ia respect To- tariff rates and GUS
toms regulations
James J.. Gerry. chief Of the customs
division OF the Treasury Department the
second member Of the commission. sails
with Mr North. They go bv the North
German LLOYD steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
Gor Crosse y. / stone. tarin expert of
tile Department Of Commerce ard Labor,
the third member u the commission. is
Low i8 Germany.
The commission viii moet q similar
commission 10 De designated by the En-
p,ror OF Germany. and it viii also con
suit with the officers Of chambers OF
commerce, representative manufacturers
exporters. and others who may wish 20
Dee heard Necessarily the commission
has large discretionary powers. although
il has no authority % commit the United
States u any definite programme or
policy
The provisional arrangement now exist
ing between the German empire and tic
United States expires on July T. Unless
some understanding. by treaty Or other
wise. IS reached and ratified between the
TWO nations prior to that date tho So
called general rates Of duty fixed hy the
aew German t3riI viii automatically be-
come applicable % All exports from the
United States 10 that country on that
date These general tariff rates are So
high iu comparison with the ''conveu-
tionIi." or treaty. rates. granted 10 the
nine nations which have concluded COM
merci3l treaties with Germany since her
new tariff was adopted. and which were
extended to the United States until july
T. that unless some understanding is
reached and ratified in Che interval The
commercial Intercourse between the two
nations will Dc Immediately ana seriously
affected
As the situation now stands. there is
danger OF a. commercial or tariff war, the
ultimate consequences Of which cannot be
f0reeasted. The urgency Of the situation
( thus created Is apparent. and the special
commission viii use every cndoavor %
complete its duties and submit its report
OF or about January !.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Saturdays session OF the Washincto1
stock Exchange was lively one r1r
the weeks end. There was spirited bid
ding on a number Of stocks and bonds
and some Of the trades called forth iuirt--
Iui comment ou Thc loor II was a Jav
in which the outsiders sit up and take
notice.
Washington Railway and Electric As
took the lead. as on the previous Gav.
scoring half point on the bid price of
the previous day. In All. 1850 We're
taken somewhat eagerly by buyers. with
bids our for more at The closing quota
lions.
Washington Railway and Electric prc-
ferred had "a livery day. with 10 shares
disposed of. the TOP price being "a fuH
point below tho lowest OF Friday.
Scraps OF Nergenthaler were sold De-
tween 205 ana zB. with the closing bid
az 20 Laaston also had two small sa.es.
and Greene Copper was out FOR TWO
trades DEB Ic1-share lots at -. Brokers
were auNious 10 get in az q lower price.
but those holding the stock declined 10 BE
tempted bv the urgent bidding al frac-
tons lower.
Columbia Fire Insurance. which is moi
often in evidence. recorded two sales AZ
10 of Ito shares each.
Bank stocks were passed over withogr
any sales. though bids are out for blocks
Of tBe entire list
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No Mnrc Mrsferr.
From the Boston Transcript

EIom the Boston Transcript
BEFORE long there viii be left but few
regions of mystery in which imagination
can travel The great deserts are being
explored, mapped, and described. "The
Great American Desert has disappeared
from geography books, and the French
are rapidly opening up the Sahara. For
several years past they have sent cx-
pioring expeditions into IT which have
worked respectively with Algeria and the
Niger as bases. In the course of last sum
mer a camel corps, commanded by Col.
Lapperrine, after great haTdships. pen
etrated to the salt mines Of Taodcnl
where they found negroes at WORK
Guarrying the salt which is spread al
over the regions of Nigeria rs a mar
lletable product
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
NIGERIA CAN GROW COTTON.
Experiments Made by British in
West Africa Are Successful.

London, Nov. 4-The recent experiments
that have been made in cotton growing
in Nigeria and other parts OF West Africa
have for the most part been highly sue
cessful, and an official report is about
to be issued by the colonial office. When
tho information now obtained has been
fully sifted and considered It is probable
that large areas of land viii be thrown
open for this industry
The best results have been obtained
from the Nube district of Nigeria. The
British Empire Cotton Growers Associa-
tion is now preparing to take the de-
veIopmeut Of this industry Up very ener-
getically- if the government will build a
railway from the coast TO serve the dis
tricts where it has been shown that the
BEST results may be looked for. This
natter is likely to receive the consider
-tion Of the cabinet before very lopg.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
NO SEAKE-UP ON SEAB0ARD>
Few Changes VIII Follow Coming
OF General Manager Garrett.

SPECIAL 70 Inc N washington Herald.
Norfolk Va, Nov. ALFRED Walter.
president of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, announced yesterday thatW. A. Gar
rett. of Cincinnati, who has resigned as
general manager OF the Queen and Cres-
cent route to become first vice president
and general manager Of the SeabOard Air
Line Railway. viii arrive in Norfolk the
last Of this month and assume his new
duties with the Seaboard on the first day
of December
Mr.. Walter rather discouraged the i'm
preston that there are to be wholesale
changes in the Seaboard as the result Of
the coming OF Mr. Garrett. Mr. Walter
said he did not know of one man that Ar
Garrett would bring with him from the
Queen and Crescent to Norfolk 10 take
the place OF present Scabodrd officials
The road will run a!ongsin its usual way
and there are TO be no great changes -
said Mr.. Walter
Asked further as 10 rumors TO the ef-
feet that Alfred ". Towsley, now as
sistant 10 the president and general man
agcT, is TO leave the SeaboaTd. Mr.. Walter
said. There is too much work TO be done
for Mr. TowSley not 20 remain with us"
When asked in what capacity Mr.
Towsley would likely remain with the
Se3board when Mr.. Garrett the new gem
eral manager, comes, Mr.. Walter said
That matter has not been discussed
There are many things 10 be worked out
and discussions Of this kind have not
been gone into"
President Walter said he hardly thought
Mr.. TowSley would retire as Seaboard
official Up 10 this time the duties OF gen
eral manager OF the Seaboard have been
combined with those Of president of the
road, with MF. Towsley as general as
sistant