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New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Financial.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE. Nd April la,h. 1900.
10 the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

At meeting OF the Board Directors held this day
The following resolution adopted:
WHEREAS, the Capital stock OF this Company insult
hcient for the purposes for which this Company IN
corporated:
RESOLVED. by the President and Directors o: The
fi-aore and Ohio Railroad Company, Capital
Stock of this Company same is hereby IN
creased by the Hundred sevent-seven
thousand Five Hundred t2T7500) Hundred
Dollars @10G) each of The Common stock SO
such increase the Capital Stock OF the Company SHAH
sist OF Six Hundred Thousand shares Of One
hundred Dollars C$10) Preferred Capital Stock
and One Million Five Hundred Twenty-seven Thou
sand Five Hundred u,52T5Oo, shares OF One Hundred
Oo.iaTs SloN each of Common Capital stock;
RESOLVED FURTHER. that the privilege be given 10
he ho!ders of the Capital stock Of the Company. Corsn
and Preferred 70 subscribe par May 2lst ana
%h 1905 both dates inclusive. which latter date the
privilege shall for Capital Stock
70 the amount OF Fifteen per 1850 % their rsspee-
i've holdings as they stand registered the books Of the
Company al o'clock P M. April 2Ith. 1906; war
rants TO be issued Stakeholder the Treasurer
specifying the Of stock which he IS entitled 20
subscribe under this privilege Payment OF Twenty per
cent 600 Of the amount OF the subscription shall be
made by each shareholder May 2Jth, 1906 forty
cent 40c0 July 18TH 1906 the balance forty per
cent (4Of0 September 18th. 1906 Warrants must be
returned 10 the Treasurer when first nsaimsu paid
Tor which negotiable receipts viii be issued.
SO returned and the FIRST nsaIent PAID warrants
10 be void and OF no value
On May 18th any stockholder having paid the first
irstanent also pay the or both remaining
"h!-h paid receipts viii be
issued.
Interest viii be allowed to September l. 1906 the
rate OF five per cent go per annum date
which !nstalrnsnts paid.
Upen surrender az the Companys offce. No. = Wall
street New York City y. Y. its agents Messrs
speyer Brothers. No. Lothbury London E c. England
OF fu paid negotiable receipts after September 17th
1906 Certificates OF Stock OF the Company for It's Com
mon Capital Stock 10 the OF Of such
stock for each One Hundred Dollars CsO full paid
negotiable receipts will be issued The deIiv
cred will dividends that may declared
September !. 1906
For fractional warrants. fractional receipts viii be
Issued. and when full paid will be exchanged for
tonai nondividend bearing scrip which may Be
converted into Common Stock Certificates presentation
at the Company's ONCE in One Hundred Dollars
each or mUlpes thereof and such fractional stock scrip
as may not be converted before December g.
1906 will be redeemed par.
For the above purpose the transfer books OF the Com
pany viii be closed al P. NJ April 27th 1906 snd
will be reopened at 10 o'clock A ~. on May 18th
Circulars giving full particulars for avang Of the
above privilege will be mailed
J. V. McNEAL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 26.-Ciosing-wIEAT-Sp nominal;
futures Arm May. O. 3D. July. 6s T7sd; September. 50
Tasd CORN-Spot steady; American I.ixed. new Is 65d
American mixed old As 9l7d futures steady: May Sd
July 4s 4sd PEAS-Canadian steady, 6s Cd. HOPS a.
London tPacifc Coast. steady. II 5sdi3 15s FLOUR
St Louis fancy winter steady. IS Sd BEEF Arm extra
India us Cd. PORK strong; prime Western
S2s Sd. HAMS-Short - 70 Is 70. 53s BACON
quiet Cumberland % 10 80 10. ass rib "a
n. SIS long clear mlddles. light IS
clear miadles heavy IS 70 40 10 AS Cd short clear
SiOrLDERS-Square. II 20 13 n. quiet. 4Os. LARD
steady prime Western tierces As.
pals. ass BUTTER steady; finest
good United states. SOS. CHEESE steady; American
finest white. 62s American, finest ccored 66s TALLOW
- Prime city. firm 26s. TCRPENTINE-Splrts steady
AIS Sd. ROSIN-Comnon firm. ss lord PETROLEUM
Refined quiet, esd. LINSEED GIL Arm. 23s 9d
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Ap-+l e6-CATTLD-Receipts. $500 head;
market iGg15c higher; coms7on 70 prime steeis SO
IS cows So 25gS4 co. hefers 81 55GS5 % bulls y 90
as .: 81 T5QS5 75. soeksrs and feedets e. ~
81 10 HOGs-RecePts. !5o9o hs9d' nlarHe' stes6S5 S5
heavy 50 46gs6 as weights Sc 4oSu So good %
choice heavy SO i0gSG 40 packing % lSdso 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts lo.Oto heaei ssaasasP
steady 81 5JSC 40; strong lOc highef k99S %
Kansas Caty April -CATTLE--Receipts, $500 head
Including loo 99utherns: i00l5c higher choice
mixed saf dressed s. SaaSG tar 70 Beol
So = US3 IS fcd 81 50x3 - stoehers ana
feedera s8Gk4 Southern 50 5o4So % southern
COWS - 50ls 25. native cows, s. oOg$i 90 aa'lys
helers. e. 75dS5 TO- bulls $SGS4 y ca - JgSS 20
IOGS-Recepts 10 head market opened sr1ns ei2z-u
week: TOP So 42is sales. 81 2aif&6 20 heAyy
So g5GSs i3. hackers. so 3ORS6 8Ti= ps5 AID hght.
S $3.50 30. SHEEP AND L4AMBS-kecelpts 'soo nsal'
strong 25GS1 10. sheep ana yesrnnss
81 5sG 10 Weston fed yearngs s. 25GS6 90 Western
led sheep. s. 5OVS6 10. stocksTs ana feeders SGSS
Cincinnati A.rtl 26-AOSS butchers ana sAip
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

lima 75cS2: do North Carolina 75cGs1 rs: DO Norfolk
per bbl. 75caSl "a; DO New Orleans, $29S3; LIMA
crate 81 5GsS Do Bermuda Der CRAZE 81 sGgs 60 Do
Egyptian per bag 81 59S2 co. do Connecticut red and
yellow, per bb S2aS2 50 do State ana Western, white.
bag 50c6S2; Orange County yellow per bag, 25c9
psr bbl. 2375e; do New Orleans. lees.
Southern shalots 100 bunches 5cqSl; do Baltimore.
busAel basket, 5OFac: ORFA Florida per carrier.
S29s3; 40 Cuban. 81 5OGs2 80; PEPPERS Florida per
South Carolina. per basket 5OcdS1 90 PARSLEY. New
Orleans curly per Dbl slgS2 DO plain 81 50gS2 5e %
basket T5cGSI So do New Orleans per bbl S$qS4: do
Bermuda per box. S1GS1 25; RADIsHES. Norfolk per
bb 81 5oakl rs; do Nsrfolk basket 59g75e: RHg
more Sc 50ass: sTRiNG BEANS FLORIDA wax per has
ket 81 5OaSS: per 81 5Og$a 90 DO green per
Norfolk per bbl 5Gd75c Baltiulore 50S5c: SQUASH
FLORIDA white and cuban per SlGS2 TQMAI0ElS
Florida carrier. 81 50qss so; DO Cuban SiGS$ TE5
NTPS. Canadian. rutabaga- per hbl 81 FS8S2 WATER
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The market again sagged
IN prices closed with threatened further "eaHee
The looserfng OF receipts gives buyers stronger
position than they recently favored with All OF
the leading lines report full receipts and the steady
favors free deliveries quote: Prime. large bales
per 100 n 95c. l. 9Oc; No . soc; No g. IOc ship
csc STR AW-TAe market holds good prices Long rye
selling 65Q70c Receipts moderate Receipts OF nay
at noon to-day: River Railroad. 30 West ShoIe
Railroad 40 Eric Railroad $40; Pennsylvania RaiIroao
90: Delaware Iackawanna & Western Railroad 90
Iehgh Valley Railroad, 800 Ontario x western Ftaii-
roaS 10 Central Railroad 60; river boats
I5O. total ! 40 Receipts OF straw. 20 tons
Tls1o n Arr o. Clover seed casa and April. Sc 30
October, S6 timothy, 81 b2is: alsike. s.
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price os milk
remains at - quart net 10 the shipper IN tAe
Decent - -. - -.
.ha vyeeE eYiiu
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

pers' So 67isGS6 70: common, Sc 4oa$645. CATTLE
steady: fair good shippers. 81 25r$5 IS: common
81 256S2 90 SHEEP higher So 2SQS4 rs LAMBS
higher. SSGS7 IS
East F3unalo April 26-CATTEE-Receipts head:
steady. prime steers S5 2Sas5 65 shipping 6S5 i5
butchers s4 25G$5; hefers 81 1855 cows s9gs4 80.
VEALS-Recetpts $50 head active: 81 50aS6. HOGS
Receipts 200 head: slow and steady heavy mixed and
Sc s0S8 So light Workers 50 70d$6 IS. dsres
Sc rs SHEEP and LAMBS-Recepts. s 500 head: lambs.
SO 259S7 65: clipped lambs. RQS3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH
~ Ka,s Falcnner smith. Plantin. against Ed.ard A
y-,ee a. surviving under Deed OF No
--eTnba- esrd 1850 DOr-thz~ smith DsfeBdants--
Place OF Trial County OF sew HorkSuplnaons--T
sbova named DEFENDANTS; You hsreby %
answer the complaint n this action and 70 copy
~ vour answer on Plaintiffs Attorneys twanty
after OF this summons. exclusive
80 ~ service and of your failure appeal OF
answer Judgment viii be taken against BY dstR0lf
for me relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated January S1st 1896
1rTornevs Post once address and once. NoA 156
I57 broadway. Borough ot Manhattan. City OF New
York
70 me defendant Dorothsa Smith Ths foregoing
mons is served upon by publication pursuant 60
order OF Hon, James Ftzssrad jusriee Or the s-
OF York dated March i7ta.
zoos ana fled complaint IN the once Of the Clerk
~ the County os York the County Court zouas
IN the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY of New York
Dared New York March 9Orh. 1905
yaSTTS W n CHARLES J. McDERMOrT PsAiat1rs
Ar1orneys OfHce and Post once address, I6S i5Y
broadway. Borough % Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

- railway GO list es la0s ! & D.1os :
- City Railway Go LEI &c. 1897. 4 a A iOs -
4 caa o. & .' Itsnt -; ls, a. ;ss ,-s,
fa.e, Gas LighS 90 lst 5s. 1893 ........... 400 =
~ 1s A a. N----.-- IL
az - pes Gen Elec Co con 5s. II a. s. iO3 10
f-ys.sN Gas 4 kec CO LIST hs. lsl-. } & J.. los -
feN.- 81 1910 4 & O--..-.- .-.----..... los
~ 80 clrect Ry lst os. 1o.-. & Lilo
Fh e-y-lr Corporation le-z ates. ......... 80 =
~ I'D dcu1 notes lNtl "a o.
q sy-nss street R~iip-~y -, 1921 100 li'
HAS !. 3 Gas 60 iss Gs, 1871. NJ z S los =
R1iit,., i irh5tag GO Isl 5s. 1886 T a. A. aS
sres, .-rior A. Afid 7 80 ss 1886. a D.. TG
So Gas = :. ? co lst as. le33 n : S-...1Ul 70.
set go a I1lec co lei 5s. 1919. M & S.. los -
lr,l',. PssseIeer Ry Isl os. le3l a a. o--.-J24
TEtit.. tf,. 20 1st 5e. 1a1S. J x J g......aoa
grss' rec C. q \ J LIST As, 1892 < D.. 80 q
-sFat price quotations.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
II PURsUANCE OF AS ORDER OF HON
[N PURsUANCE % AZ ORDER OF HOV,

Frank T F1tzEeraId. a Surrogate % County OF
YORK notice Is hereby given e. all persons having
claims against Jsukins. County %
York deceased - present t7e win vouchers
thereof sIhscribe~ his place OF transactnx
business So 6fS NJ. Hope the ctty *
Rochester Nev YORK before the 2Gh day % Oeso-
ber WILLIAM c. BARRY. Adunlnst-
Dated New YORK. the 10Th day os Aprfl lSsN
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
IA r DEN CITY
~ HOTEL
THE CHESTNUTS

RIVEkDALEaUN-HUDSON N. v.
OPENS FOR THE SEASON APRIL 18TH
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTNENT D-s-
l. bath. Si5O daily; including meals two IA
isekly; one &l6 THE VAN RENSSELAER,. IS z. IltA At
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
NEW YORK PRICES.

METAI.s--TlN.-Th q slsht reaction IN the
aaFet which closed fls2 for and EITo
for futurrs Locally the market steady. how
ever. AMI . shade hsLtr with spot
quoted a 80 s0033 aoc. COPPER copper also q
SHADE .Juer Il IJ1do. closing sgo;
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Surrogates' Notices.


N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
H.x YORK notice hereby given al psrsons having
ssis AGAINST Augusta r Arnold. Of County ot
;ssTot 70 ne SUBSCRIBE place OF traEsacrax
business az the once of Baker q PsahOGy. 80. Wal
street n shs aS Sss 'i i''N 'A q 's''' 'n' n''t
'' batsd New YoTh. the ss;e Say Gay Ct oS,SSsy ;sos.
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK City
NDERSON, CORNELIA.-IN PURSUANCE
~ OF an order ot Hon. c. Thomas a Surrogate
Of the County York. notice Is hereby given ali
- So1nTv % Nsw YORK deceased 70 present the sssa
the subscriber.
a "a % g & % sr.e 9f her IN ae1ss % s
oush Manhattan city of Ne" York. on or before
- psest Neyr YORK me 5Oth day o: March 1905
CORSELIA X ANERILL. Execut-ix.
AVERILL s. BRINCKERHOFF. Attorneys for me Ex-
City o. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
New York notice hereby gwen u all persons asvns
claims against Busene W puns1an. late OF County
Berger STATE Of New Jersey deceased 70 present the
q tansactng business, No l46 Broadway. city
atss x.S YORK; & sh @ s s e % oca5s S~y q & april HsN'
TITLE GUARANTEE a TRUST co, Exscutor
BY ARTHUR TERRY treasurer
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahner c. Thomas Surrogate of the county q
New YoTk Notice Is hereby given persons havtn.
Paris Repub.c Francs deceased present the sam,
with vouchers thereof % tas sesrieer az place %
OF New YORK. before the 10Th day % octo5sr
Dated Ne" T1s eAssI ss 's @zR6 4ez e AgF has, lss
STRONG q CADWAI.ADER.
Attorneys Tor administrator.
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-27

FOREIGN COMMERCE CLASSIFIED.
--s -t--ea- oS Statistics. Department OF Com
=. - ca- Labor reports foreign commerce for
lsl as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantis City, n. j.
Best Location on the Ocean Front.
f.. T.. COOK q SON
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supples Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
Colleges, schools and families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ J YOUNG-FULTON. SO Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
THE HoLMHURST.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
After extensive entirely hete
Situated the central and most select section
Pennsylvania UnOhstFucted view Capacity,
300 The latest highelass hote appoint
baths. water in spacious
porches. amusement halls elevator 20 street etc Boos:
and spring upon request. HENRY DAFNELL
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
Grand Atlantic Hotel

and BesSh. Atlantis CITY. ~ J.
Convenient 10 Steel Pier and all snusements hot and
cold sea private baths Long distance phones u
bedrooms Rates 50 Weekly rates sl2 SO
70 slT5O American plan Steam heated parlor Cafs
Write booklet Music. Capactty 100. New York
ONCE, Fourth Ave. A CHESHIRE MITCHELL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
NO KISSES; WANTS DIVORCE
Wife Admits, However, She Received
Caresses From Other Men-Coud
Not Take a Joke
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-''The day after
our marriage Alfred passed me in the
hall and didn't kiss me. L said it was
a nice evening, and waited for him to
kiss me, but he didn't"
This terrible accusation was made by
Mrs. Violette Lange, who is seeking di-
vorce from Arthur Lange, a music
teacher. The unfeeling attorney for the
husband put this question to the wife:
Did you not sit on the laps of young
men and allew them to kiss you?"
The woman answered.:
''Well, several days after my Wedding
/ met Chester Challenger and Arthur
Hanoson, and Chester exclaimed Why.
here is the bride! We must kiss her!'
Then he kissed me, and so did Arthur"
A turkey and goose VIC said by the
complainant to have been responsible
for an unhappy Christmas day in 1904.
She was asked to describe the trouble
in the Lange home on that day.
well, Alfred came Eome with tur-
key, and mother already had bought a
goose, so, of course, we didn't need the
turkey, and there was trouble about
that; but the real cause of the disturb
ance began early in the morning when
Alfred kicked me out of bed. After he
had done that he got out his presents
and distributed them among the family.
1 received a dollar box of candy as my
gift.''
Mrs. Lange described the defendant
as imam who don't joke, "a man who
can't see and won't take a joke" and
"a gentleman who sulks."
The husband filed a cross-bill and in
troduced testimony which caused the
court to evolve this dictum:
eff, during a courtship the woman
exerts all the wles known to the fail
sex, and intermngles tears and smiles
with her cajolery to win the man of hel
choice, and the man finally surrenders
to her charms, but after marriage re-
pents, he cannot assert that he was un-
duly influenced"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
'SPoOK' HOUSE HARD TO SELL
Real Estate Men Shy of Residence
Where Late Luther r. Marsh
Was Entertained
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MIDDLETOWN, Aug. 4.-Because of
a superstitious fear that some Of the
"spooks'' raised by the alleged medium,
Mrs. Carissa ]. Huyler. for the enter
tainment of the late Luther r. Marsh,
might still inhabit the building, several
real estate men, including a number
from New York, refused to bid for the
property at the sale today.
The property is valued at $4,000.
There was only one bid, however, that
of $4,000, and the sale was withdrawn.
Several men said they would be glad to
buy the "spook house, but they were
afraid they could get no one to live in
it. One man thought of buying the
house for a sanitarium, but feared that
when patients heard of the "spooks"
they would not remain long.
The third floor of the house was used
by the late Mrs. Huyler in her seances.
There is one large room taking the
entire floor, with many little closets
along the sides, from which it is said
the spirits used to come at Mrs. Huy-
ler's bidding while Mr.. Marsh sat in
the middle of the room under light.
The house contains seventeen rooms,
and is in one of the finest residential
sections of the CITY,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

he is not crazy, never was crazy, and
never expects to be, unless he becomes
insane from being confined in an asy-
lum with lunatics of all kinds. The
petition states that Rynders was born
in the Netherlands, coming to this city
when young, but never having been
naturalized. Because of the fact that
he is not citizen he claims that he
has no right to be in the hospital
Furthermore, he declares that he never
was committed to the hospital no
board of commissioners in insanity
ever having heard his case. He claims
to voluntarily have sought admittance
his personal request being granted.
But after he got in, the doctor says
they would not let him out. After re-
manning there eight years he came to
the conclusion that he would make one
last attempt to regain the liberty of
which he was being restrained and
filed his application for writ.
The doctors at the asylum state that
Rynders is a victim of hallucinations
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
KICKS IN DREAM; BREAKS TOE
New York Man Turns on His Tor
mentor in a Vision and
Hits Wall
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4,-Capt. Richard
Townley, superintendent of the j. Hood
Wright hospital, broke two toes last
night in a dream. He did not know
they were broken until one of his sur
geons, DR.. Foley, examined them in
the morning. You must kick in your
sleep like baby" remarked DR.. Foley.
Then Capt. Townley explained.
He had a vivid dream. He was at a
reception and met lot Of interesting
and extraordinary persons. Whenever
he stopped to chat with some one a
man of malign appearance would walk
up to him and unite his cravat, saying;
"Here's vour necktie." Then the man
would turn away and laugh back at his
victim. This happened several times.
The man would steal up pull one end
of the bow craVat, then dodge away
Finally the captain kept watch out OF
the corner of his eye. Twisting in and
out through the crowd the man was
slyly approaching. He was allowed to
get finger on the cravat. Then the
captain whirled round, and, lifting one
foot, gave the man, as he ran away, a
terrific kick which. The captain
awoke. Two of his toes were throbbing
from impact with the wall by his bed.
He was surprised when his surgeon
found they We're broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
LEAPS IN WHEAT; SMOTHERS
Death Ends Boys Game In Elevator.
Father, Helpless, Watches Son
Perish
Special 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 4.-Walter
Leisey, years old, accepted dare
from his chum, William Shott, IL years
old, but 1t brought him death in a
frightful form.
The boys were playing on the third
floor of a grain elevator at Ephrata
when Shott dared Leisey to jump into
a bin which holds thousands of tons of
wheat. The boy jumped, ignorant of
the tremendous suction, which slowly
drew him down as in a quicksand.
The Shott boy, realizing his chum's
danger, ran to the first floor, where
several men were working, among them
Abraham Leisey, the boys father. He
screamed to them to hurry up" The
men succeeded in reaching the boy, half
buried in the wheat, but the suction was
so great that they were unable to pull
him out. The lad slowly disappeared
until he was buried while his father
stood by helpless.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
CLAIMS PUT SELF IN ASYLUM
Physician Says He Never Was Crazy
and That He Volutarily Became
Incarcerated In Insane Ward
Special to The Herald.

6pecicl TO The Herald.
INDEPENDENCE Ia, Aug. A.
After having Voluntarily incarcerated
himself in an insane asylum, where
he remained for eight years. Edward
Rynders, native of Holland, a grad
uated physician, and apparently an in
telligent and cultivated man of affairs,
is finding II much harder to get out of
the asylum than he claims 1t was for
him to get in He has filed with the
district court a petition asking for a
writ OF habeas corpus, and hearing
on this application has been set.
DR.. Rynders has been acting as his
own attorney, and he presented to the
court a petition six feet long, closely
written ON both sides of the paper The
petition is said to be one of the long
est and most remarkable ever filed in
the courts of Buchanan county.
DR.. Rynders sets forth the fact that
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
DUCK A KISS COMPLAINANT
Andover Academy Boys Threaten to
5olt if Expelled for Punishment
of Landlord
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ANDOVER, Mass, Aug. 4-Com-
plaint that Travers Brown, a New York
student, had kissed Bessie Huntley, a
waitress, and the subsequent expulsion
of Brown have led to other complica-
tions. The $50 students, determined to
avenge Brown, ducked Landlord Stew
art of the hotel, who made complaint
against Brown, and then threatened to
leave school in a body if any moro
were expelled for throwing Stewart in
a pond.
The attitude of the students, it is
said, has held up, temporarily at least,
the suspension or four of their num-
ber, but members of the faculty declare
that if the ringleaders are found they
will be expelled.
After the baseball game with Prince
ton on Friday the boys, headed by a
brass band, marched to the inn and
called out Stewart. He did not learn
until it was too late to make his escape
that he had been charged with report
ing Browns conduct to the academy
faculty and that they proposed to pun
ish him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

recent activity in real estate, as well
as the transfers of valuable mining
property and erection of more stamp
mills point to steady growth and
prosperity unattended by imitation.
Everyone who visits the camp on bust
ness goes away convinced that it is
not only camp without a failure"
but that it is destined to be one of the
livelest camps in the state of Nevada
This consummation is predicted by
October, when the railroad will arrive
and when everything from the price Of
a prospect to a town lot will be
a-soaring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Gagged DOGS IN HUGE FIGHT
Jolted on Truck, They Fall to Wor-
rying One Another in Crowds
Siqht
Special to The Herald.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Slxteen fox
hounds fighting in a cage drew a big
crowd in the Hoboken slip of the Bar
clay street ferry yesterday. The dogs
were one-half of a pack owned by j.
II. Holloway of Orange, who was send
ing them home from Meadow Brook.
The truck on which the cage was
being moved struck rut and tipped
half way over, piling the dogs in a
snarllng heap. Instantly a fight start
ed ana became general and fierce. The
dogs keepers beat them with sticks
and poles but 1t was fifteen minutes
before peace was restored. Two of the
bounds We're badly bitten and nearly
all have marks of the fray.