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New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

FLOUR AND MEAI.-Businsss -four a
light to-day. Only mention in spring
patents low grade winter. No change IN prices
Rye dull but firmly held. spring patents,
25: straights 50 5GQ 50 co. winter pat
s. 7cqSi; spring clears s. 4@g$5 So extra No
winter, S3QS3 l0 extra No 2 winter 81 s3gsS BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-Market steady; quoted at 81 2odS2 35,
spot and arrive. RYE FLlOUR-Quiet. Quoted: Fair
10 good 50 choice fancy. 50 659$< Is. CORN
MIsAI-Stsady. Quoted; Kiln dried 81 20. brand
EAGMEAL--steady. Quoted: Fine white and yellow.
a. 204Sl 25; coarse, 81 10aSI 12 FEED-Weste-u frmi
Quoted: Western Eprng S21 80; standard
nd6ing S2I So 100 70 sacks: Hour DO, S24 30; red
dog SZB &C. al Shipment city bran $50 90 buk
sci t0gs22 b sacks nlGdng S228$26 90; red dog S28 go
houy chop s3 bulk S24 20 sacks ollmeal $50 oOQs31
RAIN-WHEAT-Whlle generally lower throughout
The day wheat nevertheless good resting
sroun5 Sic the local which
breaking through that nguTe In Chicago
seemed be pegged at 125zc and tho
cosa low point in sympathy with
and on the big weekly ciearances wheat and -four
90 bush the largest the
be pretty well established that much
export going al the time than
houses vii! admit fact in connection
Decreasing Northwest points furnishes the
the stocks at Minneapolis and Duluth decreased
200 coo bush compared increase
tho previous week 600 bush the corresponding
week & year ago. Chicago long lines
wheat going 70 commission houses who
resting orders around the price noted above. At
lowest OF market under
night. There was nothing in cables at
tract attention, L!vsTpoo closing 5s9sd Buda
pest pO!ats higher and other markets practically un-
chsoxsd The Argsntins shipmsnts OF Gos 600 BUSH
parsl e6<eoo bush the previous weak had al IN
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
Financial Meetings.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER g. PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders ot this
Company for the election OF thirteen Directors and
three Inspectors OF Election and for the TRANSACTION q
such other business ths affairs OF
the Company will be held the Coupsny's once
go Wall Street New York City. at P. NJ Monday
November 18TH 1906.
The transfer books Of the Company will be closed
from ?. II. on Monday October 7sth. until 10 A. u.
on Tuesday, November 2otl next
New York. October. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
Citations.

ryHE PEOPLE OF THD STATE OF NEW YORK BY
i Grace OF God Free ana independent. supple
me Citation.-To Henrietta Madeline CANT. Amy
MeDonnen and Harry Gaunt. the widow. hsrs and
kin OF Thomas Gaunt. deceased. Send Greeting:
Whereas, William Hamln, o. The City Of Buffalo. state
OF York lately applied % the SuSrogates
OF our County YORK a eertsin
IN OF March 1903 both
personal property duly proved > the
ana Testament of Thomas Gernt. County
New York deceased. Therefors. o
cited to appear before the Surrogate OF County
New York a HIS ofce. the County OF New York on
the zen day OF December thousand nine hundred ard
q half-pas- o'clock IN the
and attend the probate OF the VIM
Testament.
Ana such % you a hereby cited undsr IN,
twenty-oae years required appear By your
guardian II have Il to appsar
and apply for Be appointed N the ..
your neglect failure 70 do a guardian b. a.
pointed by the Surrogate 20 represent and IN
the proceeding.
In Testr>ny whsrSot caused ehs Seal OF n,
srrogates Court ot tAe sait County OF DO
hersunto affixed
witness. Hon ABNER C THOMAS a Surrogate OF cur
said County % New York. ae said County, ths
IL 81 9th day ef October, n IRE our Lord
thousand nine hundred
DANIEL = DOwDNrY.
On a< ths gsxrogAtsN cuu1A
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
AygPeeL Oct aa-.csStnsI wHnATSeeSs nSui ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
BOSTON STOCKS.

~~rssee BY r. L Day q Co.. No. Nassau str,e4,
ncf u Oot &c. Cos OK n. oo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
Instruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
FOREIGN CoMMERCE sTATrsTrcs

tHe chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics Deps--rn.,,
commerce. and Labor. reports the new cIass,Acs-
.,r. - Imports ana exports for September and the
me months ended September 30 as follows,
r Imports, septernber-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
OF contract prices in the local market to-

The local spot cotton was quiet prices
so POINTS lower at 10 SOC for nddng upland and soc for
telegraphed follows: Baltimore nominal, 1sc
lower. 15sc: Augusta quiet unchanged 10%c sales
quiet lower 10 e-1Gc; sales bales
Norfolk steady, 3l6c lower, 107sc; $50 bales
St Louis steady. re lower at 1sc; sales 81 bales Gal
weston quiet lower at 10 ll6c; sales. 24OO bales
New Orleans easy 3-16c lower. 1890; sales,
Wilmington nominal Memphis quiet, lower,
HE. sales 800 bales Mobile easy sc lower IO7c
receipts leading points Houston
10000 15tO bales against 30O25 bales last and
against 26s05 bales last week and 1890 bales
year and New Orleans 120Oo 70 1900 bales against
49, bales last week, and 6.s23 bales last year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable5-Spot
duh easier; bales
GOO bales; American ZOO bales; receipts bales
American; middlng upland. 612d opened steady
quiet but steady, net decline OF 12912h points,
tober. s2d OctoberNovenber I'D; November-Decen-
b-T5d; February-Narch. b.774sd; March-April 5.Sod
April-Nay 1921: May-June b.Ss15d; JUne7Juy, b.s6d
July-August 6ST4ad. AancbesterYarns strong:
Comparative steternsnt. bales the week
ended October 26, 1906;
Net receipts ell Unitsd statsE ports during
Net receipts at all United States ports same week
5S3
Tca- receipts since septs I74670
Total date lost 28l sUT
Exports ................ 207 $50
Experts for same year ..........t..
Total exports since September 1..s...... BOO $50
exports 81 956
Etock all United States ports. so67IO
Stock al United States ports same time last
STOCK at ali interior towns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 816347
time last year <%e 5s1
Stock Liverpool eSl 900
time u last .-.....~-.. Q27 600
The following total receipts Of cotton. in
bales al ports since September /;
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
10 Colleges. Schools and families. Apply to
Mrs ~. ]. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union squar.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
A SICKENING FIND
NEAR HAZLtT0N PA.
The Body of a Young Woman, Crowd
ed Into Barrel, Intended to be
Burned.

Hazelton, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE charred
remains Of young woman were found
today in the mountains between here
and Ebervale. A slipper. combs and
the frame of wOman's hat were pick
ed up near by. Under the body were
three wire hoops such as are used on
barrels. 1t is the belief OF the police
that the woman was murdered, placed
in the barrel and burned. The theory
is strengthened by the odor of kero-
sene near the place. The identity of
the woman is unestablished.
County Detective Jones said tonight
that il was his opinion that the body
found was not that of Hazleton wo-
man, but of a girl murdered elsewhere.
the body placed in a barrel, sent here
and then burned. The post mortem re-
Vealed that an axe or hatchet had been
used i'm chopping around the neck to
get the head in the barrel. The legs
were broken so they could be forced in.
Dry spots of blood were found in the
bottom of the barrel. Physicians who
examined the remains. say they cannot
tell whether the murder was of recent
date.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
FAILING AS A PILOT
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE
The Captain of Hamburg American
Liner After PiIins His Vessel on The
Rocks at Port Royal.

Kingston, Jamaica. Dec. 1.-THE
Hamburg-American line tourist steam
er, Princess Victoria Louise. from New
York, Dec. u. for this port. went ashore
last night off Port Royal while on her
way back TO New York.
The passengers were safely landed
here today. Captain Bruinswig. in
charge of the Victoria Louise. when
she struck, committed suicide by blow
ing out his brains. The German cruis-
er Bremen has gone to the assistance of
the stranded steamer and the French
training ship Dugay Trouin. is prepar-
ing to leave port with the same object.
The Victoria Louise is pounding heav-
lily. The seas are breaking over her,
but hopes are still entertained that she
will be saved. She is resting on a
rocky ledge. The body of Captain
Bruinswig is still on board the steam
er.
In accounting for the stranding of
the steamer. il is explained that she
was without a pilot. the captain being
in charge. He followed the wrong
course and piled her up on the rocks
just under the light house.
The officers of the ship and the Ger
man consul here ha~e--rrrr-ie ineffeetu-
al efforts to hush up the news of the
suicide OF the captain.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
HICKS RESCUERS
JUST ABOVE HIM
The Greatest Care Was Necessary
That Their Work of a Week May
Not be For Nothing.

Bakersfield, Cal. Dec. 1.-THE rescue
party running a tunnel to Hicks. the
entombed miner, is tonight directly
above him. Despite this. they will not
be able to take him from his cave for
many hours yet. on account of the
great danger that a false stroke of the
pick or too hurried progress will pre-
cipitate the loosened debris on the
miner.
Early today the rescuers drove
through the last seam OF granite i'm
which they have been working for
some time and broke into the loose dirt
and rock of the cave-in. Calculations
were made and it was determined that
they We're directly aboveHicks.
Through the pipe the miner shouted
ITO the shaft above that he could hear
the rescue party. but that care must be
taken in sinking the last few feet. as
a great boulder hung loosely above him
and the slightest jar might release its
great weight on his helpless body. Ac-
cOrdingly the last few feet Of earth will
be bored cautiously. The rescue will
probably not be consummated before
daylight.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
The President Shows Precisely How the
Isthmus Appears to Them
other Communications Submitted--The Senate Agrees
to the Adjournment On Thursday for the Holiday
Recess of Two Weeks.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE house be-
gan the last week before the Christmas
holidays with a determination to dis
pose of as much legislation as possible
before the more active work which
will devolye upon it when congress
again convenes. To this end several
small bills were passed under a sus-
pension of the rules. The Indian ap-
preparation bill was taken up and fif-
teen of the fifty-seven pages were
completed, when 1t was laid aside for
the presidents message concerning the
Panama canal, which consumed more
than an hour in its reading. being lis
tened to by a large number of men,
bers.
The pictorial feature message afford
ed an opportunity for good natured
comment, an innovation of cuts in a
state paper being looked on with favor.
Messages from the president on the
public lands. and naval personnel were
also read. The house at 4:30 adjourn
ed until noon tomorrow.
Resolutions to guard against an in
fringement of states rights was pre-
sented by Senator Rayner of Maryland
for future discussion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
TRAIN BURNED UP.

Rochester. n. Y. Dec. 1.-THE New
York Central train, known as the Buff
falo local, was wrecked about a mile
east of Palmera this afternoon. The
engineer was fatally injured and the
entire train with the exception of one
Pullman, was burned.
A local freight was taking water at
pumping station when another
freight ran into her. knocking the ca
boose and coal car over on the passen-
ger, but before, this could be removed
the local crashed into the heavy coal
car, throwing the engine down the em-
bankment. Every one in the passen-
ger cars was badly shaken, but none
were seriously injured. Engineer Har-
ris OF the passenger train, who by
sticking to his post probably saved
many lives, was terribly injured.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
THE SENATE.

Washington. Dec. ia pictorially il
lustrated message from the president,
delineating conditions as he found them
on the Isthmus of Panama during his
recent visit occupied the senate during
the greater portion of the session to-
day. A printed copy of the message.
handsomely bound. was placed on the
desk of each senator and the reading
Of the document was closely followed.
Preceding the Panama message, the
presidents recommendations respecting
public lands and the naval personnel
were received and read.
The senate agreed to the holiday ad-
journment resolutions and congress will
be in recess from the end of the session
on Thursday next until January 3rd.
Resolutions were agreed to directing an
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
COTTON OPERATIVES.
Get an Increase of Wages in The New
England District.

Boston. Dec. I7.-CottOn mill opera
tives numbering about 10000 employed
in different sections of New England.
have received advice of an advance of
wages or the promise of an advance at
an early date. In Lowell about 1900
operatives received an increase of about
five per cent. About 1900 hands en-
ployed by the Dwight Manufacturing
company at Chicopee. received an ad-
vance today. the amount not being an
nounced.
The Arlington Mills in Lawrence an
nounced an increase of I 1-2 per cent
of their wages; there are 5000 en-
ployes effected and the increase will
take place Dec. "a. At Nashua y. H,
the cotton mills of the Jackson COM
pany posted notice Of a five per cent
Increase.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
MIR. ROCkefeIIer'S Chancellor Re-Enqaqes
In the Economical Discussion
DIR. Day DenOunces the Tendency to Supervision
and Control a Thing of Which We Shall Some
time be Heartily Ashamed.

New York. Dec. 17.-Chancellor Day
of Syracuse university, whose cham
pionship of Rockefeller and the Stand
ard Oil company was widely quoted,
in a contribution TO current political
discussion continues TO denounce
warmly the movement for the legisla-
tive control of aggregations of wealth.
This movement he terms millionaire
phobia" in the forthcoming issue of
Leslie's Weekly.
Probably no men in this country
are more qualified for the control and
supervision of corporations and swol-
len fortunes than a majority of legis-
latOrs- Any proposition from that
source to supervise and control the
wealth of the land is a gigantic piece
Of impertinence that to coming gener-
ations will be incredible.
Courts Of justice" continues Mr
Day, ARE dragoOned into subserviency
To execute authority. men are being
condemned without conviction and told
10 clear themselves after they are con-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18

demned if they want mercy. Com
merce, traffic. transportation and man
ufactures are placed under espionage
and hailed before courts and threat
ened with regulation by socialistic law
until men no longer know what prop
erty is. or the rights of business as
once interpreted by those principles
which were supposed to have been es
tablished by the wisdom of centuries.
Il predict" he said in closing. that
we are passing through an epoch that
will stand in future times to our ever
lasting disgrace and shame"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
ONE 0FfICt ENOUGH
SAYS DELEGATE ANDREWS
A Bill BY Him to Keep Members Of
the Territorial Legislatures Apart
From Other Jobs.

Washington, Dec. 7-(SpeciaD-F. c.
Hough of Tempe. has been appointed
bOOkkeeper in the reclamation service
Delegate Andrews OF New Mexico in
troduced bill today. providing that no
member of the legislature Of any terri
tory now. or hereafter organized. shall
hold or be appointed to any Office
whatever by the governor of said terri
tory or legislature during the term for
which he is elected and no person hold
ing a commission or who is appointed
under the United States. except post
masters, shall be a member OF the leg
islature. or hold office under the gov
erncr of a territory
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
A FALLING CAGE.
A Miner Killed in a Shaft at Tomb
stone.

Tombstone. Ariz. Dec. 17.-CSpeciaD-
w. r. Petit. a miner. formerly of
Creede. Colorado, was killed here this
afternoon in a shaft of the Tombstone
Consolidated Mining Company by the
cage dropping from the 200 to 10OO-foot
level, crashing timbers. which struck
him in the head and neck. He has pa
rents who are living in Creede. He had
worked only two shifts. Walter Sess-
Ter. who was working with Petit, es-
capped with a few slight bruises.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
WHERE BLAME LIES.
For the Wreck in Which Pres. Spen-
Ger of the Southern Was Killed.

Washington, Dec. 17.-An official in
vestigation by the Southern Railroad
into the cause of the collision at Law
yers Va, on Thanksgiving day. in
which President Spencer Of the South
ern Railroad and six others including a
number of prominent people lost their
lives. has been concluded. The respon-
sibility for the wreck is placed on G..
d. Maddox, the block operator at Ran
gOOn station, Va.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18

I've looked and looked all Phoenix o'er
To find what would be best
To send my girl" back in the East
A curio from the West.
At last I've hit upon a plan
I'm sure she'll think is dandy,
I'll send box, GREAT BIG BOX,
OF Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18

MONEY TO LoAN-At lowest rates.
repayable in installments. IL desired.
interest cease on amount paid In. E
f. Pascoe, Real Estate and Insurance.
ITO North Center Street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT,

The finest cottage in the city located
In the best resident section. L. Z
Pascoe. Real Estate and Loans. lie
North Center Street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18

investigation by the department OF
commerce and labor OF the Information
al Harvester company TO ascertain
whether it affects a restraint OF trade:
also directing the senate Judiciary
committee to report what authority
congress may have under the com
merce clause OF the constitution TO
prevent interstate commerce in child
made goods
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-18
IMPROVED BLOCK SYSTEM.

Washington. Dec. I7.-RepresentatiVe
Hardwick. of Georgia. introduced a bill
today requiring all railways to install
a block system and providing that rail-
way telegraphers shall be licensed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-19
TOOK
FRENCH
LEAVE
Alvin Gage MySteriOnSly
Dropped From Human
View Saturday

Alvin Gage, a young married man
Of 23 or "a years of age, who lives
on Liberty street, and who for some
time has been driving a delivery
wagon for II. n. Branson, the grocer,
mysteriously dropped from local hu-
man view Saturday morning, and has
not been seen or heard from since
He leaves a wife and S-months-old
baby in this city. Gage drew what
wages were coming to him Friday
afternoon, and asked the bookkeeper
at the store for an advance of $40,
but the bookkeeper did not let him
have it. He informed the firm at
that time that he was compelled TO
have a considerable sam of money in
cash. He ate breakfast at home Sat
urday morning, and has not been
seen since. He wore the suit of
clothes that he uses on Sundays.
and left his working clothes behind,
showing that his leaving was inten.
tional, and that he has not met with
foul play, as was at first believed.
Mrs. Gage says she thinks II is pos
slble that Gage may have gone to
California TO visit his brother.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-19
WINTER RATES To
THE YAcUINA BAT
Oregon's Great Recreation and
Health Resort at the Newport
Beaches-Ticket Sales Resumed
Nov. TO May I, 1907.

AS a winter health and recreation
resort Newport is the one par excel
lence. Recognizing this, and wish
Ing TO give the people an opportui'
fly TO breathe the fresh, pure o1ors
OF the ocean. the Southern Paelf'
and Corvallis & Eastern have resun'
ed the sale OF tickets through 70
Yaquina. From all S. p. polns
tickets will be sold throughout th'
winter and spring until May Sia
every
Wednesday and Saturday
and from Albany, Corvallis and Pill
omath on the Corvallis & Eastern
tickets will be sold TO Yaquina ana
Newport DAILY.
The rates will be the same as du,'
ing the summer, and will he good '@
return GO days from date OF sale
DIR. MinthOrn's Sanitary Baths
will be in operation during the CO.
tire winter. and treatments VIII "
given daily.
other Health Resorts Closed
During the winter nearly all o'n,'
health resorts are closed or diihelA
to reach. and none Of them have 'p' ~
advantages of Newport and uelnD
as regards climate. points OF in'eIa- .
recreation, and amusement ="
parties desiring TO enjoy nsn'''
hunting, or seeing the ocean IN W
shine OF in storm. the surrounoils,
are ideal-beautifui scenery eiin'.'
mild. healthful and inVlsofAu-s
Cottages for rent cheap, fresh we. 70.
tables. milk, honey. fruit az 'o--
possible cost. fish and the iamOs
rock oysters to be had io'
trouble OF securing them. .
Full information from any ,
or C. & e. agent. or from the sen'.. :.
passenger agent of either COMPS
Rate from Salem TO
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-19

suit of more liberal land laws enact
ed under King Edward of England.
Thorp Bros, of Athena, Oregon,
have patented harvester that
threshes the grain as it falls from
the sickle of the reaping machine.
A gasoline engine is mounted on this
harvester and the whole is drawn
by six or eight horses.
An association to establish a pub
lie library in Oregon City has been
formed.
An effort will be made to get con-
gress to appropriate SS5. .0O0,O 900 to
build a canal from Chicago to Graf
ton, below st. Louis, on the Mississ-
ippl river.
The Atlantic coast is strewn with
wrecks as the result of recent
storm.
President Roosevelt is on his
homeward voyage from Panama
where he inspected the canal.
IL is stated that President Roose-
welt will in his annual message to
congress recommend that the Porto
Rlcans become full-fedged Ameri-
can citizens.
Seeds of the papyrus plant have
been found and made to grow In
England. and the industry of making
paper from that plant, that had been
extinct for over thousand years, /;
TO be revived.
klamath county is to have a new
court house at klamath Falls.
Four hundred thousand dollars (,
to be expended on new oyster bed.
at Bellingham, Wash.