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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-08

PORTLAND. Feb. S.-The crest
Of the flood on the Willamette
reached here at midnight. when the
riser attained a height Of 275s feet.
being ~ feet shove the danger
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HACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb 3
The EaAollne launch cheyenne
struck a erawhfidgs on the saera.
mento river and eapsised. drown
fuK slH persons who we're aboard
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Kansas City. The deceased was
born Ia Central Illinois. and after
her marriage in 1874 In Missouri,
removed 10 Kansas City. where she
lived until 1895 She was a men,
Der 81 the Emmanuel Baptist church.
The funeral viii probably take
place from the residence next We'd
nesday. Rev. W J Jones officiating.
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OHIO SAILS SOUTH.

Steamer Ohio. chartered by the
Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce for an excursion To Honolulu,
sailed to Union. n G.. for coal en-
route south.
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THREE MEN DROWN

ARLINGTON. Ore. Fvb Geo.
X nppenheafsr 4 Roosevelt. Raw
Stewart Of Oregon CITY and George
Head Of AriiuEion wcrr drowned 20
hftem ptinE 20 ford q creek
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80,
! oElNAs TO REAktS IN
! NEW YORK.

! ls<rspns Telegraph ssrNtss1
i MEN YORK. Feb sAt
/ mrasys peluaas and Mefiks,
/ re Thas attorneys. anuoauce
3 nat thsY Wtii not return 10
) san Franclsro after the trial
! fAsy have leased a suite 81
! elfsers In this city pelmas
! So \ said 20 b. the largest
: sssr paid IN = criminal ease
: = thls stale
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NEW YORK. Feb Mrs
EEelyn Nsshlt ThaN resumed she
Easd and continaed with har story
d ~ poins where Il had been
snggsa LAST night AZ The a4iomrn
rsai u ghe eeurt Upon the Goa.
eia<sea q ihe direct gxamlnatlon.
District kfteFusY Jerome all take
y ~ cross sanitation. Ia thr
snafm q which b. expects 20 dis
Evfs naany q he statements made
. HgA nav yesterday
1sFuue fskhsIsFes much % her
EaTY. particularly thar teHHiag %
sAaw that Stanford White druxEcd
sas Eaman Even II her statements
: thla connection are proved
sAniiy false. the legal status % the
s4s will remain unchanret. a. the
pr y oaly q determine the msn
= sounfnsse q ThaN. and not
: euasidef the evidence introduced
Eeasf1ay. whirh does not affect
sas feature u tbs case
ssrene polnt of Defense.
- first Animation came today
= ~ poiat apon which the Do
isnss expects % secure the aequif.
= q Th4w That point Is the fact.
{ szfsbsished that White waa On
saazz 10 give up EVELYN. and
nazh, 10 agaw her dowu 70 tbs
tsytAs from which the genaius love
Z TAaw for her. and herself for
IaAs. had raised her The giri
saa On The stand al morning. but
sas nearly room before she was
So 70 Eise any testimony Of real
ssiEhf
Early this morning Jerome
ssaaed he arrest n Matte Toilette
Alta Crane aHd Edna Chase. chorus
81 ffiends q Evelyn Thau He
, aiso boxing for Hattie Forsythe
- Paula Desmond II il expected
ri these psrsoEs will BE asked
9 testify a. 20 the relations en-
sing between White and the wo.
nan after the alleged seduction
Attorney Deimas read post
KID IRON ThsN'a letter 70 Fred
tflfk iongfelloN Delmas attempt
= g show the peeuiiaritiea % the
ksier which proved 10 be inrnhsr
- and uniutslilgible. Thax In por
ueaz Of The lstter speaking u him
- a. third psFsou.
k7siJE ThaN testified that n,
.aifa person referred 20 vas noi
mas. eui herself. and endeavore
Z explain clearly the eontents ~
ns letter
nnss Jsnnblss Lss,.r 10 Evelyn.
N reading - the letter socu-
- some time The phraaanloay
- abpF@viatlana we're confusing b.
= sounssi the contents being a
Mzhie u IDEAS A bitter from
.A-S 10 Evelyn. pifh the same con-
s-sen o. IDEAS. Ras read. and con
fd ne sentence. 4 promise
MsT 70 hurt goa agaia Jerome
pse's ~ fhis - contruvert I've
v-s s'AiefnsHts fhat ThaW vas al
- seod 70 her. and 10 fafate her
...hpny that he didn't abuas her
FhAs IN Europe
AHfr NJ reading " Thaw.a let
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WILLAMETTE RIVER is
ABOVE DANGER MARK

line this morning. The rain con-
tinues Thousands Of acres Of low
lands are submerged. An ice gorge
on the upper Columbia broke az
The Dalies. tearing loose and sink
INK steamer. The upper river is
still unnavigahle
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ter 10 his wtfv. tho court adjourned
unttl 0cioek
Evelyn resumed the stand AZ Z
O'Clock. after the adjournment.
nelmas asked EvelyA
DID you at ans tire tell Thaw
ahoat the episode relating TO White.
from the time % your arrival Ia
NsN York IN November q 1904.
antil Chriasnsas uextf"
she said
tic asked mo why / had spoken
10 White again I told him ! vas
driving In the PARK and sAw Waite.
sho said, o, EYulynf' with a sur
prtasd iook on his face The nc1t
dax I received telephone message
from White. asking 20 sc me I
toIa hlm | 9eulA not see him lie
answered that g VAS a matfer ~
life o. death. he came 10 the Hotel
savoy and tried 70 Kiss uls. but
would not let him
White suoka about Harry. and
aaih a Rrnas many Actresses hAd
told him thai I WaH Abfuad Wtth
ThAw tls said Thas vas 4 NOR.
phins ficnd I told him ] ald not
believe a. Tie insisted that Thaw
toas morphine. and said Thaw vas
sesy bad ntan. AMI that should
have nothing % DO With him AFTER
that be came 10 see me constantly.
White made an arrangement vith
ne to see Abraham Hummel 10 PRO
teet me from Thaw.
sIlckeet LAWYER in Nes~ Vork.
white said Hummei waa the
sliekest' laNysr IN Now York. but
that I must not DO frightened AZ
him. because he VAS fool
Nifh a large head and warts all
8veg hts face wenf 10 Hummels
uffIce white tuok me. aud met
Hummsl We talked about HaFry
Thaa. aua told him q oar trip
abroad and the difficulties u my
mother with Thaw he asked me
here / had been In Europe with
Th4w Hummel said ! waa a min0r
and that that fact would make II
very bad for Thaw lie told me
many things about ThaW
BE said TtBN waa very bad and
that be had a case pending against
ThAw. bat the woman IN the case
wsa no good and probably he case
would be no good lie showed me
he Wuman's signature. and said
rhaW must be kept out Il New
YORK even Il he had 10 resort 20
ffnnE methods re called another
nan into the room and dictated 10
him I 0aa veFF nervous Hummel
told me not 10 lutrrrupt him He
started OF debating BY saying !
had been carried off 10 Europe BY
Thap against my VIII ! tried 20
stop him. bot be shook bis head.
4srrsl Suggested Lawsuit
lie vent on and said had been
kept away from mother and W
reated. which was not true Hum
ael asked me u had any letters
rom Thau I told him ] had !
ooh them 10 him. and Hummel
aid be would hold the letters over
rhaw's head lie pat the letters In
private safe I saw Hummel
gain and he asked me why ] aid
not sue Thaw for breach Of prom
lee. told him that would be
absurd Hummei said
There's lots 81 money 10 u,
aud the advertising would be good
for me-
4 told him that ! didn't want
that kind Of advertising. lie said
lots o. actresses did Il, and that
II Waa nothing serious lie said
an English duke had been sued BY
an actress"
Here Delmas interviewed. Did
ThaW ask you II you had signed
any papers7"
Yes I told him I had not been
{ assaHaassaas-aaa-r
fContfnund on PAGE Seven }
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TO HELP EXPORT COTTON TRADE.
Special Government Agent VIII Tell Manu-
facturers Results of Inquiry in England.

Washington June 29-An exhaustive investiga-
tion into cotton goods export trade Of England
has just been completed by William Whittam, jr..
special agent of the Department of Commerce and
Labor who spent several months in the Ian
cashire district. Following q plan which has been
of great value in other countries, Major John NJ
Carsol chief of the bureau of manufactures has
arranged that Mr. Whittam shall make tour Of
the principal cotton manufacturing centres of this
country to confer with manufacturers on the ques-
ton of export trade expansion.
The special agent will take with him samples of
cotton goods procured In Lancashire that are in
large demand in nearly every country in the world
which VIII be exhibited and explained Transporta-
ton and methods of doing business abroad Will he
gone into, and suggestions from mill men looking
to further Investigations Will be invited for consid-
Grafton by the department Mr. Whittam left here
for the South to-day. and between July and II
Will visit Atlanta. Ga; Greenvile and Spartauburg,
S. c. and Charlotte and Greenboro, n. c.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
West Twenty third Street
TO DEMUR TO sCRUGBAN INDICTMENT.
Counsel for International Committeeman Not
to Seek Habeas Corpus.

Counsel for Scrugham and Stirrup' the TWO m
ternational committee representatives indicted on
Er,dav will denour TO the Indictment of the two
men. it was learned yesterday instead of applying
for writs of habeas corpus. in certain former
insurance cases. According to new arrangements
the two men, as well as Darlington. Will not ap-
pear TO plead TO the indictments before Judge
O'Sullivan until Wednesday.
It is considered improbable that John T. Stunch-
field counsel for Scrugham and Stirrup. VIII $p-
pv for an inspection of the full grand jury min
tes in view OF the fact that much of the evidence
was adduced in open court before Magistrate
House.
Scrugham is expected back In town tomorrow
At his Iakeville home District Attorney Jerome
declined TO discuss the Appellate Divisions denial
on Friday OF the reargument- and resettlement
motions in the of George y. Burnham jr-
Counsel for ex-President r \. Burnham and
Actuary Eldridge said yesterday that the decision
would actually Control the trials of both these
men, believed to be impending.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
INSPECTOR OF JERSEY RAILROADS.
Charles D. McKelvey, of Paterson, Appointed
by Board of Commissioners.

Charles D. McKelvey, of Paterson. has been ap-
pointed inspector of railroads by Joseph w. Cong
don president of the Board of Railroad ComHls-
sioners of New Jersey. Mr.. McKelvey has had
long experience in many kinds Of railroad work,
FIe beran as n telegraph operator in a country
station Then he successfully brakeman
conductor train dispatcher and station agent on
the Erie after which he became general superin-
tendent of the New Jersey Midland, serving as
such until 1889 when he went to the New YORK
Central to take charge of the Grand Central sta
ton About a year later he resigned to build the
EdCewater tunnel. subsequently he had charge OF
the construction of the Wilkes Barre & Eastern
Railroad. He next served with the New York
Susquehanna q Western Railroad, being its gen
eraI superintendent for nine years. He served last
year on the Finance Commission of Paterson and
as president Of the Board of Public Works Of that
city.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE-
MENTS or TO-DAYS ISSUE

MACR'S, Broadway and Sixth avenue offers
nus week special sales OF white fabrics en-
oToloeTles and laces, undergRrTnents footwear he'd
and window draDeries. silk Dresses etc
HEAtSN, West 14th gtreet, announces specieI
sales Of warm weather and vacation needfnls >,
waists. dresses pajamas. washable waistcoats
bathing suits and summer hats.
BLoOMINGDALES. Third avenue and 5a+h
street, have specials in silk jumper dresses travel
ling bags boys suits, madras pajamas etc
EORSYTHD. Broadway and nth street. has On
sale this week specials In tailored linen suits and
lingerie dresses.
IMPSON-cRAwFORD COMPANY Sixth ave
nue. and 18th street have sales this week OF
women's elbow length black mercerized gloves
separate waists. cut glass. furniture summer hats
bamboo porch screens, etc
ABRAHAM STRAUS. Brooklyn. announce a
special sale OF women's SUITS SKIRTS Jackets and
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
YOUNGSTERS SPECIAL POLICE.
Novel Scheme OF Council Bluffs Chief to Pre-
vent Premature Fireworks

Council Bluffs, Iowa. June 29.-Chief of Police
Richmond has struck upon unique scheme to
prevent the premature celebration Of indie
pendence Day by deputizing boys and girls to
act special police.
long line of youngsters lined up yesterday
and received appointments and assignments.
Each required 10 take the regular oath of
q patToIman, and the youngsters We're assigned
to specific districts. The novelty Of having the
power of arrest over the boy in the next block
has appealed greatly 10 the youngsters, who are
showing their appreciation by keeping a sharp
lookout every boy who buys fireworks. much
to the disgust OF the dealers.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ST Michaels. June 29-America CFr) Incciani ,,r
seiiifs and @ Barcelona 5 for New York coaD
New York for Liverpool Cond proceeded ,N'. Potter
plymouth. June 20. il m--Ihiladelphia Mills Now
ooia dork for Cherbourg and Southampton (and pro
Port Natal June 2e-Can Macmillan C3r, snns,r ,.o.u
and Colombo for Phiiadelphia ana Hey Ynrl calcutta
Kingston. Jamaica, June 2s-Magdalena C3r BJbv New
York for Colon. etc. and southampton
Rotterdam. June 20. a m Ryndam djutchl Van der
Zee NeW Tna 1oiS x, via "a. Bogiosne
via Algiers. Singapore Manila. A
Trieste. June 25-U!tonia Gir). Smith, York via
SAILED
Antwerp. June %. 1 m-Kroonland, DoxruI New York
Havre June 90 noon-La Provence G7r) Alix New yor
London. june 29-Minaehaha OBJ, Robinson, York
Southampton for New York -''1'7 'a'Hs0n from
toria (GsTl. Ruser, from Hamburg and southampton
Liverpool, June 29-Campania Gn Dow. New York via
vigq June 2sTTrent r Peares from Southampton for
AOvie june Obj. Baxter (rrom Glasgow
York. e"''
New York via Boulogne, '0'' ''ehser'
Rio de Janeiro 27-soldier Prince r Dunn from
Fuelva, June 25Helsingborg (Swed), Schre New York
Barcelona, June 26Montevideo (span) oyarbide tfrom
copenhagen. june 27-United States DAM. wuln New
York via Christiansand. Wv
PASSED.
scilly June @9-Arc9nia Russl Batter. New York FOR
Rotterdam and Lbau; California dr L'fIeyelier
Barcelona. Alexandria, etc N ior
ushent June 2o-Prns Willem III (Dutch). Aarents
New York via West Indies and Venezuela for Am
Prawle Point June a9-Petersburg G2ussl Asb, ",
~, YORK for Rotterdam and Lbau Wv
Ferin June 2e-fndrani (I3r). MacFarland Yokohama
Butt OF Lewis. June a9-Oscar II DAM Henn. ,,.,,
York foE Christiansnl4d and CopenhaRen- ~"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
Los ANGELES. TO GUATEMALA CITY

Los Angeles. June zs-Direct communication by
@ an Dsl~eeh Los Angeles and Guatemala CITY is
promised by ]. p Neeland general ,rar,asc,. S +,
Fail-AIherlcan Railway by January J. 1893
by next September, says Mr. Neeland who has
lea and Mexico, work will be benr,r, ,Iror ,ta
roadbed OF the railroad through San Salvador He
received a dispatch from San Salvador to-day
closing arrangements for subsidy from that conn
Hg OF $5'VUVO FOR the construction Of the road
Inns completes the arrangements for the rights
oi way through all the Central American republics
except Guatemala, all Of them now agreeing ,Inon
substantial subsidy for the building Of the line
which viii extend 100 miles from the Isthnus of
Iehuantepec 70 the Isthmus OF Panama The
road VIII run through Guatemala San Salvador
Honduras and Costa Rica, to Panama
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, June 30, 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer city of Memphis. Droyer Savannah runo =,
glt'tl - 60, with passengers and mdse Lori
steamer Mexico, Knight. Vera Cruz June 81 r,,s
- a4a havana p - the New York aud cuba Nh -
~ %.t ~ passengers. mails ana Iuse Arrived AZ tho
bar at lO:zS 18th. - '"'
steamer Colorado. smith, Galveston June % n ,he
Antiue at O:35 a IN ''f ''-'1 ~'-'l1 ~
90 Steamer Mara Kob Ger Rosendah ,iuantapa, r,,ro
at p m. 2sth. -N'''''H ~ 'hS bar
Steamer Arabic G3 Thompson Liverpool June 20 and
ESeisso"h ~ 10 tho White star Line with Is5 cabin
aa so Steeraga passengers ana Arrived at The
Steamer Ebing CGer). PauIsen Hamburg Inn. -
20 u4cH' LaIe d co. in ballast. Arrived at the T{ar
steamer Jefferson, Dole Newport News ana Norrll,
70 tIIo old dominion Steamship Company with mas.
seHsers ana ndse. Left Quarantine at > a D m i
Steamer MRnzanilo (Cuban). McEay ia -
y, TO the New York Cuba Mail SteaInsbf,,
Win Hdse. Arrived Mt the Bar at % D m
steamer New YORK. Roberts. SOUTHAMPTON ard
CierDourg Juno -, 70 the American Line. with 2ss
CABIN ana 4IO 3teeragc passengers mails ana T,ds.
steamer algonquin. Dcvcreaux Charleston Inn. %
hhd JactSohElo =, to the Clyde Steamship Co1no,.
WIN en- % Indse I-eft Quarantine at 7:20 m
Steamer Success. Rudick, Sabine Pass T,ro 10 ..,
7:40 D IN. ~ quarantine at
sandy Hook June 20 o:2o m-wind northeast s,ro,.
breeze; raining and thick. 7'' strong
Steamers Graf Waldersee (Gert ITon,tur,. ,,,o m,
mouth ana Cnerbourg; Minnetonka tBrj London. , y,
chhla t5rl, Liverpool via Queenstown: PAM
anpton via Plymouth and Cherbourg; KonIr ,IIan.
lHefg naples and Genoa. LIvOnia Ctussl R0ttrria -
fernandlna: Maracas tBr), Perth Arnboy, Goyyra ~,
iesslha ana venice; Zulla. La Guayra Curacao ,'tc.
SoaILo. San Juan etc; Rauma CNor), Rabo T,Ic
de Janeiro. etc; Saratoga Havana; BROOKLYN San IL 40
Mayaguez - gun 'IaH
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
TRANsPAcIFlc Mall c

Ha%, "a,;2n 5;3, ana siea5pTr Close New YORK
Nia san Francisco )-l uitcI Stgtss
transport sherman .......-...... ..4, .-o, 49,.
Jal an Cores, China Pl,,If,uinc '' ''-' y ia
Islands Oia Vancouver and victoria
hawai- E.ngIe,S Japa5 u ,ao jaoan ,,. July :2so n
IL!ApplHe Islands tYla san FrauciscoI
Japan Corca ana China Especially -'1y = 900 m
dressed onlyl. fyia S,attIeJ-St.arl
JaPan Gla5n cor.a Gl.5a ,,i = 600 m
IIaS stsf's & iaia sa July . 600 m
Hawaii, Japan Corra China and y.il- % O.lV p IN
ippiHc Islands tvla San Francisco.
Aastraa les5eri HaLG [,c, xs,. July r. GOO IN
samoan Islands. EiJl Islands q 81
A,F 'aIe,aua. Vancouver ANA
Victoria. b cJ-Aa .......... rury u 20 On . -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

shoes. There are 400 white and colored separate
skirts in the Offering
a D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn, announce
a special sale Of wash goods lawns, dress ging-
etc.
18th street. have special sales of summer fabrics
parasols wash silks, hemstitched linen sheets
mems summer apparel and summer home furnish
ings
offer special sales of summer shirtwaists in ali
designs.
STERN BROTHERS, West 23d street announca
special sales Of tailormade walking suits xUorna,s
summer dresses parasols French handmade
blouses, bathing suits, etc.
HAHNES FURNITURE STORE, Newark an
nounces special sale of furniture beginning 10
morrow, to continue throughout July
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
OCCUPATION WAS EXTRA-EAZARD0Us.
Death Benefit Held Non-Payable Because of
Violation of Bylaws.

Michael Gieuty. who a member of the
KNIGHTS OF Columbus lodge at Port Jervis, n. Y,
accepted a position switchman in the railroad
yards and was killed. The order refused to pay
the 81 900 death benefit the ground that Gienty
had forfeited his membership by engaging in an
occupation which had been deemed an extra
hazardous one. and prohibited by the bylaws
The case came up before Justice Tompkins, OF
the Supreme Court At White Plains who held that
the knights had a right TO place such an occupa-
ton under the "extrf, hazardous designation,
even after Gientv had joined. Justice Tompkins
gave judgment for the knights. dismissing the
COMPLAINT
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
70 INVESTIGATE TEACHERS ABSENCE.

The determination of the Board Of Education to
slit thoroughly the actions Of teachers who were
absent without leave to further the interests Of
the equal pay bill at Albany has led 20 the ap
pointment Of an Investigating committee S.f FIVE.
The committee consists Of Nathan S. Jonas and
John 4 Wilbur. who instrumental IN forcing
the investigation; Frank i. Polk, Nicholas J. Ben
nett and George FTeifeld. The committee IS TO
report Is soon as practicable 10 Eserton I. Win
throp. president Of the board.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
WIRELESS REPORTS

The New York, which reported sasconset as pass
ing the Nantucket Lghtship at yesterday, ex-
pected to dock about 7:3O a m. to-day.
The Umbria, which reported Sasconset as passing
the Nantucket Lghtship II a Yesterday is ex-
pected TO dock about 1870 to-day.
La TouTa Inc which reported to Siasconset passing
the Nantucket South Shoals Ldghtshp o. yes
ter rlay, Is expected dock about m to-day.
The Iurnessia, which reported sable Island 5:25
m yesterday. when l+ miles southeast that
Is expected To dock about II q Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
AmuSements.
The Turf.
! THE e0NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLuS
June Meeting Sheepshcad Bay.
] RAGING TOMORROW
The Turf.
NO QUEEN & CRESCENT MERGER.

New Orleans. June 29.-Vice-P President and Gen
erai Manager d. d. CUrran of the New Orleam
X Northeastern Railroad TO day made an enphath
uehlal or the reports emauating from ChattanOOgt
that the New Orleans * Northeastern. C1ncinnau
New orleans * Texas Pacific, Alabama Grea
southern, Alabama x NicksbUrg and Shreveport
faclic railroads. constituting what is faulilarE
known as the Queen * Crescent route. were soof
10 De consolidated In reality under one head. VIII
headquarters at Cincinnati Mr.. Curran said tina
similar reports had been put in circulation for IN
last four years and that the officials of the com
panies had grown weary denying them
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
skafgpr Wilhelm I
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
vsIt nav


vessel, FoF Line Mail closes
Hhi ma .hAa'a ll2nlh- ESQ 10 Oo "A m
PIlnz SiEsntunt. Colon HaInb AI.... a IN J. - It
MONDAY. JULY /
samlana Antwerp. Red Stnr.......... -- 1a-on,-,
TUESDAY. July ,
f";tF v, .l ~ si'. n y Lloyd. G30 "A m 1000 m
CarIIil. Liverpool. CIuar4 80, "a ~
N-'' Va +''i-'''' ''"''''''' - AMMAN 800 p
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
NORTH CAROLINA RATE FIGHT.
Railroad Commissioners Enjoined from En-
forcing Reduced Tariff.

AshoviIio. =. c.. June 29-Judge Pritchard, in
the United States Court here to-day, enjoined the
Railroad Commissioners OF the State of North
Carolina from enforcing the reduced rate enact
ment OF the last Legislature, pending a further
hearing of the cases Of the Southern Railway and
the stockholders Of the Atlantic Coast Line, which
were referred a master in chancery.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 451 sun 7:35 Moon rises Moons ago 90
HIGH WATER
AMSandy Hook 1885 Gov Island 55 Hell Gate 1:4s
G.M.-Sandy Hook II 40 Gov. Island Hell Gate -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
LEASED LINE TRANSFERRED TO C. & o

Lexington. KY, June 29-At a spectal r,ee+,re, oF
Inc directors OF the Elzabethtown Lexington &.
Dig SANDY 6ailroad Company here to-day the for
thal transfer OF the stock Of that road was mada
20 the chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company. The
,atIer road has been lessee Of the Elizabethtown
AIllsl loH q bg sandy for many years. The line
extends from this city 10 Catlettsburp ehor+ 19o
mics where connection is made with the Cbesa-
peake d Ohio lines from Cincinnati to the East
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
cocoa PRooucTIoN lN EcuApoR

Guayaquil. June 29.-The production cocoa for
the first six months of 1851 follows: Arriba
19O67T; BALLAD, 2SO9. and Machaa, 10 1917 Spanish
quintals total of 234 493 Spanish quintals
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

Hadley says IL these passes continue in force no
true estimate of the workings OF the two-cent law
can be made. There is anti-pass law in Mis-
souri,.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
HApLEY WANTS PASSES cANcE,,zo

Kansas City. Mo-, June 29-Herbert s IIad1ey
Attorney Al. General Of Missouri. has requested ali
te IllFoaos IN This state to cancel the thousands
@ than ralroad employees, that the three-month
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