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THE BALTmoRE MARKEra
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nav I3-KHEAT-Sfr

BALTIMORE. Md, May fs:.wHEAT-strong
spot, contract. 96ao6H; spot. No. red western
e6a96ls; May. s6aS6S; July. s8kssSts; steamer
No; red. IS; receipts $50 busheis; exports
j.. 900 bushels southern grade, 69aoo
CoRN-strong; spot mixed. 6ska5sS; No. I
white. 59isa5s%; May osRa5S5a: July. 5ea5sk;
September. 59h; steamer mixed, 54haSxx: re,
ceipts G.. 606 bushels; exports, ali, Al bssheis
southern white corn, o7aoo; southern yellow corn
b61a59L
OATs-Firmer: No. white 49as9h: No. I
white. aTratsh; No. mixed, 46Aa46k; receipts
~. $50 bushels.
RrE-Firmer; No. Q western. domestic 1sa7e,
choice, s4as5. receipts. l.172 bushels.
9. HAY-Firm, unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Quiet. unchanged.
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Closing Quotations.


At the close of the stock market the fol
lowing stocks had changed in price sine
above quotations, there being no change 4
balance Of the closing prices.
Amalgamated Copper, 95h.
American Smelling, 129h.
American Sugar. 1861.
Anaconda, 63b.
Atchison. Topeka & 8. Fe, OH.
Baltimore & Ohio, 80.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, son.
Canadian Pacific, l74H.
Central Ry. of N. j., 1873.
Chicago, Mil. & st. Paul, 134k.
Chicago & n. W., 1854.
General Electric, lat.
Great Northern, pfd., 1851.
Great Northern Ore, COZ.
Interboro Metropolitan, pfd-, J6N.
Kansas City Southern, PAN.
Mo-, Kan. & Tex, COM, sc.
Mo-. Kan. & Tex, pfd., J9N.
Missouri Pacific, 14A.
National Lead, 63Z.
New York Central, 115h.
Northern Pacific, 134h
Pennsylvania Railroad, 23X.
Reading. 110A.
Rock Island, pfd., At.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel, 59k
Southern Pacific, IS.
Southern Railway, 21h.
Southern Railway. pfd., 66k.
Toledo, st. Louis & West, 29N
Union Pacific. 1iSh.
U. S. Steel, 37B.
U. S. Steel, pfd., 1OO&.
BONDS.
United States Steel IS, 967s
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AFFAIRS
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT ASKING
REMOVAL OF TRUSTEE.
Accounting Of Profits and Other
Moneys DISQUALIFICATION Made
by the Complainants.

Proceedings to remove Myron NJ.
Parker as trustee Of the Marshall Brown
syndicate. and to compel an accounting
for the profits and moneys said to have
been obtained from the members of the
syndicate by its organizers and promo
tiers, were today instituted In the District
Supreme Court by James Lansburgh.
Abraham D. Prince and Julia Luchs. In
addition to Mr.. Parker those named a.
renee sands. Nellie L. Parker, wife
Of Mr. Parker; w. W. Harmon. Carl
ton A. Beardsley. and Elizabeth c:
Norton. executrix Of the estate OF
Rosenberg and Happier & Meriilat repre-
sent the compliments.
It is alleged in the bill that Mr.. Parker
and George e. Emmons were trustees Of q
Golf Club course on the 7th street road.
containing about 1873 acres, for a price in
the neighborhood of $4,000. and that sew
eral years later Mr.. Parker. for the pur-
with Lawrence Sands and the people named
residing in Michigan, formed a new syn
dicate to which to sell the land, and inter
ested q large number of persons in It. on
basis Of $4,000, being at the rate OF
$1.3o0 per acre.
Paid by Subscribers.
It is alleged that the syndicate subscrib-
gave notes for 100000 for the deferred
purchase money Further. II is charged,
that with this money in hand Mr.. Parker
paid OF an existing trust Of $4,000. and
then had the property transferred to a
young man without financial responsibility,
and had him execute q trust for $16O, 600.
The bill further sets forth that Mr.. Parker
old syndicate who we're not promoters or
privy to the promotion to the new synda-
cate paid off the members of the old syn
dicate on the basis of $1,000 an acre. or
$lS3.0Oo Tor their interests In the old syn
dictate. 1t alleged that he then had d.
vided among the promoters OF the syndi-
cate the balance Of the $4,000 and the bal
ance OF the note, and also paid to himself
special commission OF about 50 600, be-
sides securing his share in the cash and
notes mentioned.
When called on for accounts of the syndi-
cate Mr.. Parker. the bill alleges, was I'M
relating to its affairs, and stated that the
books had not been posted since 1895. 1t is
also declared that last week, after learning
That suit was contemplated, he caused to
have transferred to his wife the house in
which he resides. on Vermont avenue near
street, and the bill seeks to hold the
house as obtained in part with the money
OF the syndicate.
by which Mr.. Parker had his home. 1Ol4
Vermont avenue, conveyed to his wife was
placed on record last Friday. The property,
known as lot II. square PIC, was conveyed
transferred to Mrs. Nellie L. Parker Al
though just placed Of record, both deeds
bear date Of April 3. 1StA-thirteen years
ago-and are acknowledged as Of the same
date. Mr.. Willard in the deed from him
Is recited as unmarried.
Statement by Col. Parker.
Col. Parker late this afternoon stated that
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Statement by Col. Parker.

Col. Parker late this afternoon stated that
the ayerments Of the bill ARE wholly un.
justifiable. and are reckless and nislead-
Ing" and that they would be fully met
and disposed of by his answer, which viii
be promptly filed in the case.
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rBhr 8lIYef, MN, 81 5-I6d. Der ounce.
Money. 1%a2 per cent. ?
The rate Of discount In the open market for short
bills II 1-l0a3t per cent. ~ ~
The rate of discount in the open market for Three
months bills Is l-l6a3x per cent.
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Today's Government Reeeipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $S46,46S; government re-
ceipts from internal revenue. 81 ,46O, 448
customs, $s47, liz: miscellaneous, 1854, 2s3;
expenditures, $2,20O,0OO.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
A Prose Poem

The story of the Galilean Is not
only perennially beautiful but of
thrilling heart interest, for
"As long as the heart has passion,
AS long as the life has woes"
the sacrifice for sin, whether regard
ed as the dream of an enthusiast,
the God-likest act of man, or the man
likest act of God, will ever play upon
chat mysterious instrument, the soul,
the prelude to the highest and holi-
est thoughts, as well as sounding the
deepest depths of tragedy and des-
pair. And THE Holy CITY," as por-
trayed at the Auditorium, Nov. z,
does all of these.
Jerusalem is still the hearts cent
er of the universe, and the Holy
Land, the most interesting spot on
earth perforce the tragedy of the
cross. "A land without ruins is land
without history. A land that wears
laurel crown may be fair to see,
but Irvine q few sad cypress leaves
around the brow of any land, and be
that land barren, beautiless and
bleak. 1t becomes lovely in its con-
secrated coronet Of sorrow, and II
wins the sympathy of the seer and
OF history. Crowns OF roses fade
crowns of thorns endure. Calvaries
and crucifixions take deepest hold OF
humanity-the triumphs Of night are
transcient-they pass and are for
gotten-the sufferings of right are
craven deepest on the chronicles OF
nations" Thus Of peculiar interest
must forevermore be the mountains
around Jerusalem, the historic wit
ness of the divinest tragedy ever en-
acted on earth. in the midst Of that
sacred soil. sanctihed by the foot
prints Of the Man-gOd. who wen'
about doing good.
1T moves ones eyes TO pity
It moves ones heart 70 love"
Seats on sale at the Occur dAlen'
Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
THREE NEW TOWNS
To be Opened up in the Great Inland
Empire

AAN
Located on the Chicago, Milwaukee
4 St. Paul Railway in Eastern Wash
ington, to be sold at auction at spo-
kane. as follows: Ralston. Nov. 81,
1907; Revere, Nov. 20, 1907; La
vista. Nov. %, 1907.
Ralston Ia situated on parts Of Sec
tons 7 and IL. t. II N, Rs. 35 and
So E., w. NJ, in Adams county, IS
miles east Of Lind. In what is known
as Rattlesnake Valley, one OF the
best wheat and fruit districts in the
state.
Revere Is situated in Section s, T.
Is N, R. 80 E., w. NJ. in whitman
county, "a miles east of Ralston, and
several miles from any existing town.
1t is surrounded by a fine farming
and fruit country.
Lavista is situated in Sections 10
and IS, T. 10 N, Rs. 40 and IL E..
w. NJ, in Whitman County at the
foot of Rock Lake, Is miles east OF
Revere and s miles north OF st. John,
its nearest competitive point. Rock
Lake is nine miles long, and from
one-half to two miles wide. A beau
tiful body of water, surrounded by a
most fertile country.
These towns are located In the un-
equaled wheat and fruit districts of
the famous Palouse Country, at pres
ent well populated by industrious,
thrifty and intelligent people. The
distance from any existing town in
sures to each of these towns the ex-
elusive bushes of territory sufic-
lent to give large and permanent val
ne to property. The Chicago. Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway Com
pany will construct and maintain at
each place an ample depot, and pro-
vide the most modern facilities for
handling farm products and mer-
chandise.
Sale will commence at the hour OF
o'clock p. m, sharp, each day. in
the Elk's Temple, near the Post.
Office. Spokane, Washington.
Moderate prices will be placed on
these lots by the TownsIte Company
and purchaser will be required u
bid for choice. Easy terms given
For further information write Of
apply to the
WESTERN TOWNSHIP COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
G. w. Morrow, Genl. Townsit'
and Land Agent,
519 Columbia Building, SpOk
ane, Washington.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
Gordon hats $500, BjOrk.

SoEdon mats $500, B5ork.
Charles Fell. of the Occur d'Alene
laundry, was a delegate to the
laundry association meeting in Spok-
ane last night.
If its correct to wear. Bjork has It.
Beet Of music ct the rink.
Attorney and Mrs. Robert McCros-
key. Of Colfax, Washington, are Wis
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e. seeley.
Kemp d LeDeau are selling Iots for
30 down and % per week.
Kemp & LeDeau are giving town
lots away absolutely free Of charge.
w. H. Lafayette, was among the
many visitors at the Knights of Pyth-
las lodge at Rathdrum last evening.
He completed the degrees of the ord
er.
II you want a nice level lot free
of cost call at our ONCE. Kemp &
LeDeau, 316 Sherman street.
Mrs. H. H. Westcott who formerly
resided at the corner of Wallace and
Eighth streets, but later moved to
Montana, is visiting friends in the
city.
About rs Italians came in on the
early electric train this morning and
preceded up the lake to work for
Contractor Washtuck Of the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Mr.. Worley, residing on Seventh
street has traded and sold all his
property in the city for a ranch and
team at Echo, Oregon, where he
expects to reside in the future. He
will leave for his home within the
next two weeks.
F. w. Caldwell, aged 40, was kill
led today at about ~ o'clock at the
Tyson mine located not far from
Santa. He was caught by the falling
debris. Frank Lemmer, leaves on
the early monring boat to take
charge of the body.
Alfred Miller and wife arrived in
the city yesterday from Erie, Penn,
to visit Axel Miller, a brother The
couple was married few days ago
and was on wedding trip but think
Of locating in our midst. He is a
butcher by trade and likes the out
look very much.
$1.1O in trade for 81. NorQuist.
Tim Sullivan of our city who
owns a fine, large ranch in Latah
county, near Genesee, returned home
/ from looking after his grain and
farm. He claims the harvest was ex-
cellent and that those people can
not realize how there can be any
hard times. They have a large am
cunt on depost at the banks.
Eugene Bailey, who formerly re-
sided here, returned from Michigan
yesterday and began the erection OF
q residence on his Seventh street
porperty. He prefers Occur d'Alene
to the east and will remain here per-
manently. Mrs. Bailey is the mother
of Miss Pennington who was an in
structor in our school for several
terms.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
To the Public

The Press viii deem It a special favor II pat
rons who fail 20 receive their paper regularly
will report the same to the Office. a. IL IL our
only means OF knowing how the carriers are do
ing their work.
We will pay 3 reward Of SIS for evidence that
win convict any one VI stealing papers after
thew are delivered 70 residences
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
A Card 10 the Public.

Claude Burlinzame has moved the
Occur d'Alene Boat house to the
Krotzer dock. opposite Fort ground
during the dredging at JOhnsOnS
dock.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

springston, Idaho, are in the city Wis
iting friends.
For plumbing. see Dezell.
We make stylish clothes at F. J.
Guttman's, the tailor.
w. A. Thomas and Mrs. D. H. Bud
long were Spokane visitors yester-
day.
Fourth Street Fair for wall paper.
Kodaks, films and paper, at the
City Drug store.
Premiums paid on Clearing house
checks. Norquist.
Mrs. ]. l.. Chamberlin is spend
ing several days in Spokane, this
week.
For quick results list your houses
to rent with Hobson & Parker.
For bargains in real estate. see
Hobson & Parker, they are still do
ing business at the old stand.
Your Clearing house checks are
good for 1920 on the dollar at our
store, o. c. Fuller.
See the latest arrivals of brown
tweeds at F. j. Guttman's, the
tailor.
George williams, who has been
in the Palouse country for several
days on business, returned home to-
day.
Wanted, 25 extra salesladies and
statesmen. Apply at once Hub
Clothing Store, 100 Franklin block,
Occur d'Alene.
For Phonorgaps, records, sheet
music and muscal instruments and
sewing machines go to Schwartz
Music House.
P. j. CULLEN sold 20 acres of or
chard land yesterday to A. c. May
and Albert Guptal who will improve
it at once. 1t brought $4,000.
Wanted, % extra salesladies and
salesmen. Apply at once. Hub
Clothing Store, 40 Franklin block,
Occur d'Alene.
New Sipia tone post card, the
latest thing. for sale at the City Drug
store.
Mrs. A. B. Barnes left for Spokane
Bridge this morning where she will
visit for several days. Mrs. Barnes
is the daughter of Mr.. Justice.
$1.1O in trade for 81. Norquist.
Wanted. % extra salesladies and
statesmen Apply at once. Hub
Clothing Store, 40 Franklin block.
Occur d'Alene.
Judge r. T. Morgan was called to
Moscow to testify in the Dollar case.
Judge Alex Main left today for the
same purpose.
Public stenograper at the Office OF
Kemp & LeDeau, 319 Sherman street.
Work first class and charges reason
able.
Why pay tent when you can buy a
house and lot from Kemp & LeDeau
for $40 down and $40 per month";
st. Luke's Guild will hold a regu-
lar meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. T. A. Daughters at the corner
of Birch and Fifth streets. All the
members are invited to be present.
Wanted, % extra salesladies and
statesmen. Apply at once. Hut
Clothing Store, 40 Franklin block,
Occur d'Alene.
Bjork sells the celebrated Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothing. None
better.
Martin De Both, of Green Bay
Wisconsin, an old acquaintance OF
George F. Steele, was in the city
yesterday visiting the latter. He is
pleased with the west, especially this
locality.
Mrs. Dumas, of Rathdrum, return.
ed home this morning, accompanied
by Miss Ossie Blanchard whom she
was visiting in the city. Mis-:
Blanchard will be absent two days OIL
more.
All boys suits and oyercoats to b.
closed out at reduced prices. S2.5C
suits for s1.75 and all better grades
in proportion for this week only
B1orklund.
A great Fur sale by the New Yorl
Fur Co. at Mrs. l. N. Robinsoni
Millinery store Franklin block, op
posite Idaho hotel. corner store
Wednesday and Thursday. Novembel
s and z.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17

Every day Morning journal want nd read
ers are finding better furnished rooms"
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NO CLUE TO ALLEGED
|NCEND|ARY
Police Searching for Alleged
Malta Members Whom DOL
zadeIIi Thinks are After Him.

The members Of the local police
force were busily engaged all Thurs
day night and yesterday trying to dis
cover a clue to the cause of the re-
peated fires in the rooming house Of
Joe Dolzadelli. the Italian who mar
rowly escaped being burned M at
midnight Thursday. So far, nothing
has been discovered. That Dolzadellts
place was set on fire there can he no
doubt. II is equally certain that two
previous attempts were made to set
fire to the rooming house since the
Italian arrived here a month ago.
Each OF the previous attempts We're
made with The aid of coal oil, as in
the ease Of the last fire when the
innammable liquid was sprinkled over
the stairway. Chief Burtless of the
FIRE department said yesterday that
the building was set on fire by an in
cendiary. All suspicious that Dolza-
deli fired the place himself have been
proven groundless and it appears that
there nay be some cause for Dolza-
delIi's conviction that members of the
New York branch OF the Malta So
clety are trying to wipe out a grudge
against him.
Chicf Burtless estimates the loss to
the building and contents by the last
fire at 500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
INITIAL NUMBER Of
The WEEKLY
Clever University Publication
Establishes Innovation by
Coming Out Before School
Begins,

The first number Of the University
Of New Mexico Weekly for the 1907
'0S term will be run off the presses
today and the copies of the interest
ing publication edited by the students
will be distributed at the opening of
the university Monday.
The publication Of the weekly be-
fore the opening is an innovation es-
tablished by the retiring staff, which
sets forth in a number of well " ih-
ten articles bushels Of advice and in
formation for new students.
An election for the purpose of
choosing a new editorial staff to have
charge of the weekly during the
school year will be held next wecl;
According to the retiring staff. the in
dications for a prosperous yen are
good.
Several special editions arr to b"
gotten out, about various subjects of
vital interest TO the students.
Professor John d. Clark, assistant
instructors in chemistry. one Of the
new men in the faculty. arrived here
yesterday from his home in New
Hampshire. Professor Clark is to as
sumo charge Of "a part of the work
formerly handled by Professor Vein
zirl. resigned. who goes to the Uni
Versity of Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
INFANTS TO HAVE
INNING DURING
FAIR WEEK
Thousands Of AIbuQuerQUe'S
Blue Ribbon Babies viii
Compete for Handsome
Prizes Again This Year,

The FOND Albuquerque parents who
had the pleasure of seeing last years
baby shows at The territorial fair viii
hail with satisfaction the news that
The baby show this year Is To- be made
q conspicuous feature of the fair. The
experiment was tried for the first tim
last year and was such a novel and
complete success hat IL has been
decided TO make 10 "a regular feature
nf the annual carnival The spectacle
~ hundreds and hundreds of laughing.
growing. goo-gooing babies In the
main exhibit building last year was
one that viii not soon be forgotten.
That 10 will be completely eclipsed this
year is a certainty. This years crop
- Albuquerque babies issaid To have
broken AL records and Il is safe To
say that not a mother or father viii
fail 20 have his or her particular hes,
baby In the world" on exhibition al
the fair. NJ. Mandelt. who Is to have
charge 90 the show yesterday ap-
pointed Dr.. b. VI. Briggs and Mar
Gus 4. Kelly. his assistants. aud they
are already hard at work LAYING
rsaus N msking preparations for tn
Big event All three men are experts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
on the subject and Well qualified for


ON the subject and Well qualified for
the work.
Horsemcn Active.
Applications for entry in the race
program are coming in thick and fast
TINS week and horsemen all over the
southwest are showing a most crafty
ing interest in the events to be held
here during fair week. Work on the
Traction park track is to be commenced
atonce and it will be put ii as near per-
rect condition as possible for the fair.
or three matinee race meetings
are TO be held between now and the
fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
NEARLY A HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
DISTRIBUTED TO
THE WORKMEN
SANTA FE AND LUMBER
MILLS PAY BIG SUN
Nearly a thousand Working
men of Albuquerque Made
Happy by the walking Of.
the Ghost Yesterday,

Nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars was turned loose among a small
army of Albuquerque working men
yesterday when the Santa Fe Railway
company and the American Lumber
company issued their monthly pay
checks. Nearly a thousand employees
of the two concerns We're mad hap
py when the ghost did it's eighth
annual walking stunt for 1907. The
santa Re issued checks a%ggregatinG
S45, 600 to its employees in the shops
and yards, offices and freight do
partment, and the American Lumber
company dispensed a sum approx
mately the same. The calamity howl
err who declares the country is in hard
straits has no show in Albuquerque.
with the railway and the big lumber
concern both increasing instead of de-
creasing the number of their men.
and with such a huge sum as $780,
600 paid out for one months work. it
looks pretty much as if the Duke City
had her fair share of prosperity. The
santa Fe checks ranged from over
500 down to $40. and those of the
lumber company from about 5000 to
$50 OF less. The checks were on the
First National Rank and the Pank Of
Commerce.
There was little of the disorder last
night generally supposed to be in
separable from pay day. and the num-
her of DRINKS rounded up by the POI
lice last night was small. Albu-
querque is fortunate in having a large
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
FIRE SCARE AT LUMBER
MILLS PROVES. UNF0UNOED
Prolonged Blowing of Whistle AT big
Plant Causes Many People To Flock
To North End of City.

\ fire scare at the plant of the
american Lumber company yesterday
morning caused many people to flock
To the mill, besides causing a large
number of the employees to feel rath-
er ap~prehensive. until it was evident
that the scare was %unfOunded.
About II o'clock the fire whistle.
calling out the several fire companies
at the mill was sounded and the whis-
tie continued to emit blasts FOR per-
haps an hour, causing a number Of
people TO believe that a serious fire
had broken out at the mill.
According to the attaches at the
mill, the alarm was turned in from
the sawmill addition, but when the
companies reached those buildings no
fire was found.