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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30

following quotations on Nevada stocks
from San Francisco today:
CoMSToCK.
Ophir, l.0091.05; Mexican, 53454
Gould & Curry, % bid; Con. Va, 76@7S:
Savage 91@92; Hale &; Norcross IS bid ;
Yellow Jacket, 1.l0@l.20; Belcher, 20
bid; Confidence, 80 bid; Sierra Nevada,
1908 Exchequer SO bid; Union, 42@4S.
TONoPAH.
Montana Tonopah 100000; Mac
Namara, 21Q22; Midway 70 bid. Tono-
pah North Star. 2O02l Ohio Tonopah.
2G3 West End Cons, 6SQ70; Rescue,
80; Tonopah & California, bid Golden
Anchor, IL bid; Jim Butler. IS bid. Cash
Boy. bid; Home, 4 bid; Boston Tono-
pah, 10 asked; Monarch Pitts. Extn.. 6
al; Montana Midway EXtn., gas; Gold
en- Crown. s asked
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 4OG43: Mohawk, 20 asked;
Col. Mt, 40 asked: Jumbo Ext. l.75
bid; Vernal, 90 asked; Pennsylvania,
3 asked: Goldfield Mining Co, % bid;
Kendall. 23 bid; Booth, i0641 Blue
Bell, 1904 Adams, 1904; Silver Pick.
30 bid; May Queen. IS bid; Nevada Boy,
bid: Black Butte Ext. bid: Blue
Bell. 17@1S: Dixie. s bid; Goldfield
Columbia % bid Hibernia, 7@s ST.
Ives. SO asked Conqueror, Is asked I;
Black Rock. 5 bid; Lone star 21@22; G.
Wonder 2a3. Potlatch. 40 asked ORC, 10
AL; Kendall Ext, 1904; Sandstone
Ext, tG5; Mayne, 6@7; Atlanta. 49G50;
CT Bend, 62@62 Simmerone. 20
asked; Empire. 11612: Red Top Ext.
2GG2I; Florence. 1850 40; Dfeld b,
b. Cons 24G25; Goldheld Daisy. 1.45
also; Laguna, $50 asked: Comb.
| Fraction, 2.00G2.0ela; ct. Bend Ext,
14d15; CT. Bend Annex. asked ,
| Midtown, 60 bid; p. r. Bonanza. SAT-;
! Kewanos ~ asked; Esmeralda, ~
asked Crackeriack 10 bid; II. Mo-
hawk. tO7Is d1.lO; Red Hills. SO bid I;
| Mohawk Ext, Hole; l.. Dillon, lin
! 10. Y Tiger. % bid; s. p. Ext, AIS;
| Y Rose bid; Coy. Mt. Ext. 345
Godheld Cons, l.45@1.50 D'field 17@
20.
BULLFRoG.
Original. Gm7; Bullfrog Mining. IL
bid: Mont Bulfrog. 4G5: National
| Bank. 10 bid; l., Harris, 2@S; Anne
| thyst, % asked: Gold Bar. 59G60;
! Stelnway, asked; Denver Bullfrog
Annex Q asked; Maynower Cons, 34Q
35 Montgy Sho Ext, 6Q7 q. Soepter,
| 9@i0; Montgy. MI. bid: Il, Diamond
! Geld 10 asked: Homestake Cons.
| bid Y. Girl, asked Nugget, bid;
| Tramp Cons, "a bid; Victor, Is asked
North star asked
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Min. CO., o bid G. Wedge.
bid. s. Humphrey, 5dG; Dexter, 10 bid
l.. Joe, 102; Crescent. asked; Com.
bination, bid; Granny 24q25; Mus.
tang, 2ld23. Little Grey, u asked; Cow
Boy 2 asked, Ong Manu-. 10a12i
Broncho bid; j. Jack, 10 bid: Pine.
nut. 6MS; Buffalo asked: S. Dog
1919; Y. Horse, 3a5; Ind, Camp, 0G1O
| Standard, 8.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew silver King, 90 asked
FailYiew Eagle, 100 asked. Nevada
Hills, 5.90a5.25. Pittsburg Silver
Peak. 1850 l.50 North Star Wonder
bid: Eagles Nest, 9Sm20; RUBY
Wonder, 90 bid; Alice u Wonder, ;
"a.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Newhouse i0M; II, 10Y If; sale.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

REGULAR A. NJ SALES,
Columbus CON, 100 at $50.
Uncle sam. 20 0at i.40.
Beck Tunnel. 5000 al 2,0Ii
Colorado 400 at 1850: 200 at 80 buyer
80.
Crown Point 500 at a5; 500 AT 96.
Mountain Lake 100 at GS; 900 at Co.
Sioux Con. l 200 al so 600 at 81 900
Mt CO. seller 30; 1900 Mt 81, seller 60; 500
at 62: 1000 al g., seller 60.
Seven Troughs, $50 at 30.
Victor Con. SEQ AT 1917
OPEN BOARD SALES.
May Day. 1000 at 60, buyer 60; 100 at
60. buyer 30; 500 at IS.
Beck Tunnel 100 at 2.0iis.
Sioux Con . 600 at G2; 500 al So; 600 at
O..
Colorado. 100 at 7.5b
Seven Troughs. 1000 at i49.
Uncle Sam Con, 900 AT 1.i2a; 1000
at t.a5 buyer 80; 500 at Lao.
Victor Con, 500 al l6IA.
Yankee Con-, 500 at 10
z
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70. NJ. WEST a CO., stock brckerA
D. " Walker Blk, Both phones Of
flee and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BRoKERS. "a TO- SO. Temple. Both
phones 0l0.
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NNFVN Nnofi OTTTVE.
NJ. s. Hanauer j. V. Sadler.
l5e SO. West Temple. p. o. box t440.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l6 ID, II. Walker biock.

Free day for all school boys and
girls Saturday at Wandamero.
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REGULAR CLOSE.

CANNON & CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers. IS II. s. Tenn. Both PhoneA
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The resort for you Labor Day Il
ealtair.
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RosroN COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock n CO., bankers and
brokers. 6 west Second South street, fiir-
nish tho following received over thor
private wire. this afternoons:
Bing. Cent. b0aiO0; Is. & T., 1ssIlls;
Davis DAILY. i1Glli4;; Furn. Creek, 80 ask
Hancock ~ bid; Niplssing, 7AqSh; Utah
Apex, ii4d4is; b. EXP, IL ask; Cum. Ely,
74G7ia: East Butte, 6A4Gs Globe, l0Q1Dis;
Helvctia, 2bI35s; New Utah Shai. RAY
on, r4Nlgs; Tintic, AZ bid.
REGULAR CLOSE.
Bingham. l29. ask; c. y A., i.j2lil. 80:
Centennial. 22022h; Copper Range, GGll
68la; Franklin iOll0N, Mass AAq5;
Michigan 12Q12is; NJ. g. C., bid; North
Butte, 6jssa6jM; Oeceola, Jin 0S;
Quincy S9AS0. Shannon, l4lzpliss; Trim
ity l1Nl7h Utah Con, Adlils: Winona,
bPs bid; Wyandot. 159fl 90: Zinc. 294d9O:
Royale, 16hQl6SA BaiaklsLla, 7Alam7Is,
Greene-Cananea l2h4l2%; Allouez, 3}G
c. & H., 7.l6a7.2o: c. NJ 4OSla42 DAILY
West, l8Ia1i, CRANKY, 100 ask Mex,
Con. 9l99ss; Mohawk, 6olNi1O; Nevada
Con. lO5salms. Old Dom. 3VGOis; Parrot
ipsM15, II. l., 3hME Santa Ne, 27sG2iz:
Tainarack. 75d7s On. Copper, 5Sa63ig
Victoria, 6HaG: Wolverine, ii3 bid. Az
Com, l1Hl7ia BOSTON Con, 31h4u; u.
$. s., com, syA qS0; IT, g.. pfd s9AQi
2Oia: In Sale. l2i187s.
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oPEN ROARn sALEs.
RECAPITuLATIoN.

Forenoon totals ...26,25O e2G,4275O
p. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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Blrd-Cowan Co,

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple st.
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gAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following quotations on Nevada stocks
from San Francisco today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30

Ophir, l0OG1O5 Mexican, 53@54:
Gould & Curry, % bid; Con. Va. 76@7s:
Savage, 9l@02; Hale g. Norcross. IS bid;
Yellow Jacket 1.l0Gl.20; Belcher e
bid; Confidence. 80 bid; Sierra Nevada
1908; Exchequer, SO bid; Union, 42a4S
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TINrIc.s COLORADO.

.or CON. LOCO at I6te.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

aCroT .sH- bait ro order reads
2 sign oI.z-le a !tli.z meteor iac-
Ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

constructive recess and had recent
~ visited the capitals Of the south 10
show them the big sick and tell them
tobe good and pay their debts. These
were the people who 10 CRYING for
more and greater power.
This, he said hOuld moi be made
d party question BIT If the Republican
party chose to 60 20 battle upon an
issu for The complete subversion Of
the rights - the states. the Demo
cratic patty always he party Of con
stiutiOn. win accept the issue. Bnt
Tho question arises above party; It
goes O. the very pr seryation Of our
wisely devised sr- en- 10 Oval govern
mcuf under which we have 80 marvel
o1siy grown aud p7ospcrcd as a pco-
PIE"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
ENGINEER HELD
TO GRAND JURY
LEE MERRITT OF THE ILLINOIS
CENTRAL. WILL HAVE TO
ANSWER FOR WRECK
AT BA7DWELL.
DISREGARDED ORDERS


Engineer Lee Merritt Of the Illinois
! Central railroad. has been held over -
1 the grand jury at Bardwell, Ky, in
5000 bond on the charge of inyoun.
tary manslaughter as a result of the
wreck which occurred AT that city
several weeks ago, an account Of
which was published in The Bulletin
al tn time The court meets shortly
and the grand jury will take up The
case Merritt is ONT on his bond. and
has never been put back to work by
the railroad company since he acci.
dent
Il will be remembered that one
morn NJ arly train was standing
upon the main line at Bardwell be.
tween Cairo ana Fulton, taking water
from the tank alongside The track.
Engineer Merritt had charge OF 4
freight train coming along behind and
he crashed into the caboose of the
train that was standing s,ill, with the
result that four or five people were
killed and many injured
1t is claimed that Merritt did NOT
r gard the orders he had received
from the dispatchers to watch out for
he train ahead of him and this
caused the mishap Right after the
wreck he was arrested at BardweIl
and held the grand jury and gave
bond and was leased He ran be- /
tween Jackson Tenn. and Cairo. and /
was well known in this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
Meeting Of Stockholders.

Caro- H.. Feb. LIST 1907.
Office Of the Cairo Electric and
Traction company. Cairo. III.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Cairo Electric and Trac
ton company will be held at the office
OF the company No. 700 Ohio street.
in the city Of Cairo. lllinoi on Mon
day The nth day Il February. 4. y.
1907. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
O. N. and . O'Clock p. ~.
JOHN HERMAN.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
mo,-r lrdu.tru IN Ennland.

The motnr car industry bids fair 10
become one Of orr most important
manufacturing Industries. % NAV be
estimated that the amount Of capital
nov invested in the industry well *
ceeds 81 .59s.0o0. and The total output
OF vehicle OF ail kinds b. British
MANUFACTURER Tor The current year
can not fall Tar sort 81 Is.O08. Nilh
an approximate value Of s2I .Sss 20
Ioadou Economist.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
BLAMES FOREIGN POLICY
Concluded from First Page)


.ub the states Of their power let the
federal q yernm ut use its own. Let
e. reduce the mons-rous tariff which
bad built mp ami was protecting the
trusts. Lee it meet the evil Of over
capitalization Of railroads bv deter
mining their real value and fixing
rates accordinglv Let the federal
government cease granting special
privileges 90 combinations and pas
au income aud inheritance taN 20 com
p.l "a 5ltb to contribute ita fair share
ta1cs"
lt was not nroraa AIRY. said Mr. Fra.
~. - make thc rights and pofcrs
of sfafrs conform 'o "a standard .c. up
.- thr cripf rNrrtffifs alone.
President melted lnsurrection.
lie said The president had melted lu-
ERECTION against Colombia and com
n tied acts Of war without authority
OF congress. had oycr-ridden the
treaty making power and had threat
-aod ID IS tho military f1rcos of thr
& 8 TO override the laws Of the state.
U- sf8le II the presidents having
ne forth with pomp and ceremony
followed by an armed ie-f trailing at
d heels. after the manner Of the Ger
maD kaiser. t. visit his outlying pro
vinccs.
Secretary EJst II .alI hal -f--sr1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio AT Evansville and Nj Yer
non will continue falling during he
next several days. At Paducah and
Cairo. will fan very rapidly dcring the
next several days
The Tenn 90 from Florence TO
The mouth the Mississippi from be-.
W ST. Louis 10 Cairo. and the Wa
bash, at Mt Carmel will continue
falling Heavy floating Tee will con
nUe in the Mississippi river az Cairo
during the next several days
Note: Heavy floating ic- con.
jinues N Chester and Cape Girqrdeau
p. IT SMNTU.
Local ForaCastcr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
nrIrrArIon hRRIvEs-

Waahirr CON. 10 e. Feb S.-Nayor
;-chmiiz aud jir sch"Dl board of san
Francisco summoned to q -cuss tire
Iapsue~e school question with Prc-i.
dent Roo welt arrived this afternoon.
The delegation will be received by
the president tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
No SALARY INCREASE.

Wa hineton. Feb S.-Chalrman
Payne. OF the lou-c ways and means
committee after a visit TO tha pest
dent expressed opinion that there's
NJ chance 81 This session OF COZ sress
TO enact legislation Increasing com
pensation 81 government employee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
mt..inn Of stoekholders.

unica 81 the cairo city Gas Com
pany. Cairo. Illinois. February lst.
1897.
The regular annual meeting Of The
stockholders 81 the Cairo City Gas
company sill Dc held al the Office Of
thc company. No. 200 Ohio street in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

Observation-Disclosures

The maximum temperature in Cairo
yesterday was 81 minimum rs; at I
,. m "a and at ~ o'clock last night
80 on the streets
Yesterdays government bulletin re-
ported stationary or rising tempera.
ture from nearly all sections, with
light precipitation from few points.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
ON The RIVERS

The river marked iO3 feet on the
Cairo guase last evening, showing a
fall Of 10 in "a hours One year ago
it liked 2G.5 feet
The Dick Fowler was the only pack
ct in port yesterday. She came aud
went as usual
Two Lee Liners are due in port to-
day The Peters from Cincinnati and
the Georgia from Memphis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
Forecasts For To-day.

Cairo and vicinity Partly cloudy
and warmer.
illinois, Generally fair: rising TEN.
perature.
Kentucky: Generally fair and
warmer.
Tennessee: Generally fair; warm
or.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

the 18th day Of February 4. d.. 1907,
between the hours OF 20 O'Clock 4.
II. and o'clock p. m.
JOHN TIERSAN.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
TWO CENT RATE BILL DEFEATED

Pierre, $. D., Feb. S-The house
this evening defeated the two cent
rate bin which hadpassed the senate
This ends the Tin for this season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
Yesterdays River Bulletin.
Yes.erday's River euIletin

Flood Stage Change
Stage - hrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
Sun and Moon.
WashInaton Forecast.

Washington Feb. S-lllinois-Fair
and warmer Saturday; Sunday. rain
OF snow and colder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
MORE RADICAL REFORM
Regarding Marriage and Divorce Hep
ed for BY Presbyterian Church.

Columbus, O., May 23.-The Presbyte-
ran General Assembly today approved
the report of the special Comrnittee on
marriage and divorce and adopted reso-
lutions expressing the hope of more rad
ical reform, reaffirming utteranccs of for
mer assemblies regarding divorce and en-
Joining Presbyteries ito enforce the
standards of the church, to hold to q
strict account all ministers under thei"
care, and to urge all ministers to regard
the comfy that should refrain from Civ
ing the sanction of the church to menu
bers of another church whose marriage
is in violation Of the laws of the church
whose communion they have chosen"
Rev DIR. Charles A. DickeY Of Phila-
delphia, chairman of the committee. pre-
scented the report. Referring to the re-
cent marriage of Pres. Corey of the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation, he said:
what we had about Mr.. Corey cleared
the way. The condemnation of public
opinion was enough in itself to make Ms
rejoice; but surely if the editorials of
our newspapers. and if the approval OF
public opinion is bringing a high stand
ard, it is time fer us to take the lead in
this as in everything and give an exam
pie of the church cleansing itself from lax
divorces and sinful marriages"
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NO $4,000 REWARD
For Persons Who Did the Brownsville
Shooting Says the Mayor.

Washington, May 23.-Mayor Fred
erick j. COmbc, OF Brownsville, Texas
was the only witness before the Sen
ate committee on military affairs, to-
day in the investigation of the shoot
ing affray there on August 10 last
which resulted in the discharge OF
negro soldiers garrisoned at Fort
Brown. After telling of incidents con-
nected with the shooting ARRAY. and
subsequent events in which he figured.
the mayor was roSs-eXamined by Sen
ator Foraker at great length. The SEN
ator was particularly interested in a
report that citizens of Brownsville had
raised $4,000 to be offered as a reward
for information leading to a discovery
of the persons who did the shooting.
There was no truth in that report"
said Mayor COmbe
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LAKE MoHoNK CONFERENCE.
Joel Cook of Philadelphia and Justice
Brewer Thursdays Speakers.

Lake Mohonk, n. Y, May 23.-To-
nights session of Lake Mohonk Con-
ference on International Arbitration
was in charge of the representatives
of the business mems organizations IN
attendance at the conference. joel
Cook, president of the Philadelphia
Board of Trade, the chairman OF the
organization of business men in atten-
dance at the conference, spoke OF the
increasing interest taken by business
mems organizations all over the couh-
trv in the cause of international arbl-
tration, saying they urged the prln-
ciples of The Hague conference. Inc
bu jiness mems session this evening
listened to Justice David J. Brewer OF
the United State supreme court. re
mentioned several cases before the
supreme court as indicating the power
of public opinion in enforcing judicial
decisions.
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AiRSHlP VS.. TRAIN.
Race Between Them to Be Feature
Of Chicago Fair.

Chicago. May 23.-When Chicago's
arship fair IS opened May - I'edcs-
TRANS in the downtown district will he
treated to the unique spectacle If see
ing the crafts Of the air floating over
the city, circling the Masonic temple.
racing with Il" trains and automobiles
and with each other. Airship men from
all orcr the country will enter various
kind Of dcrigible balloons ana aero
planes in the contest and the manage
ment has arranged for races from the
South Side park to points in til down
town district.
The fair will be ushrrcd in with a
race on the opening day. the course t.
he from the Aero Club grounds. III 74th
street and South PARK avenue. to the
Masonic temple and return. The com
mite" Of the Aero Club las announced
that the fair would last for at least two
weeks and that = race has been ar
ranged for each day. weather permit
ting.
Among the novel features announced
is race with an elevated train from
64th street and Calumet avenue to POD
street. II is stipulated that the airship
must remain directly above the a.
train during the whole course. Races
with automobiles have also been ar
ranged.
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NO ONE BLAM ED.
Report of Committee investigating
Deaths At BiIbid Prison.

Manila, May "a committee Of Fill
ipinos appointed to investigate the in
equation uf prisoners at Bilibid prison
with contaminated serum, while Sc
rics Of experiments with cholera virus
wore conducted last November, has
made a report.
The committee finds that no one was
responsible for the accident and Spe-
officially generates Dr. r. II. Strong
of the bureau Of science. who was in
charge of the meteorological work Of
laboratory system, ana was conducting
the experiments
A committee Of scientists who invcs-
tigated the case found that II prisoners
out Of q, who were innculatcd. died Of
the inoculation Of attenuated plague
cultures mixed with the cholera serum.
The committee Of Filipinos agrees
with the findings Of the scientists and
further finds that a scientist, who was
visiting DR.. Strong at I}ilibid at the
game time he was preparing the chOl-
era serum, was left alone in the room
a few minutes while DR.. Strong went to
the laboratory. This visitor was exam
lining plague germs Of a virulent type,
but it Is not believed that these We're
mixed with the serum. for the reason
that all inoculated did not die
The committee recommends that n
liberal provision be made by the Phil
ippine commission for the families Of
the deceased and that measures be
taken to prevent 4 recurrence of the
accident
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-24
REPORT is UNTRUE.
Speaker Cannon Still Content to LET
Well Enough Alone"

Washington. May Speaker Can
non. on having his attention called to
report that he is out for tariff re-
vision as a Presidential candidate and
has abandoned the stand patt,rs, yes
tcrday said
Il do not know where the grape
vine originated. The only knowledge |
have in the matter is the report
In the campaign Of a year ago. the
Republican party won victory which
gave the Republicans a majority of 5S
in the Goth Congress. which will or
ganize in December next upon the cry
let we'll enough alone and | have no
doubt that the Goth Congress so elect
ed will be true to the pledges made in
the campaign"
Just wait until Congress cOnvenes in
December and get the real news and not
think stories,' added the speaker. Mr.
Cannon was in conference with tie Pres
ident about an hour today. lie declined
to talk Presidential politics.
The Speaker left tonight for Gulford
n. c. where he was born and where he
expects to attend Quaker college COM
mencement. Mr.. Cannon left Guilford
when but four years old and the present
is his first visit there since that time.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

MIS-. Annie L. Bay. aged g., Of 80
Mount Pleasant street, Winchester
died at the Boston City hospital early
Thursday as the result of an automo-
bile accident on Commonwealth avenue,
Brighton, Wednesday in which TOUR
persons We're injured.
Lord Curzon of Kedleston will prob
ably be invited by the Cnionists OF
Rutland Eng, to contest the Parlla-
mentary vacancy caused by the death
Wednesday Of Mr.. Finch, who had rep
resented that constituency for 40
years
In a fire ir the Metropolitan hotel at
Utica, \. Y. early Thursday, Annie Sui
livan. chambermaid, and George \.
James Of Clinton. guest, were suffocat-
ed. a number Of others We're more or
less overcome ard there were many mar
row escapes The loss was small.
George Fl. Gasker of Boston after en-
loving six weeks unauthorized liberty
from, Suffolk county Jail, where he was
being held to await trial for swindling.
was reCaptuIed Thursday in the South
end and once more locked up in his cell,
Gaskell had been brought out into the
ioil office and succeeded in GLIDING the
officers.
Mrs Isabella NJ Emerson Case, who at
tracted some attention as 1.-THE woman IN
blue who tried to see the President at
Oyster Bay last summer and who mas
since sought to see the President, was
ken into custody at Washington
Wednesday on a charge of insanity and
detained at the house of detention pend
ing examination. She is 80 years old.
rhe General Assembly of the Presby-
terrain church in the United states
Thursday at Birmingham. Ala, adopted
the Charlotte articles of agreement
calling for closer relation of churches
using the Presbyterian system The
vote stood sc to "a. The effect Of the
adoption Of the articles is that the
Southern Presbyterian church will
name u representatives, to the council
OF the reformed churches.
Carl Lockwood of Merrmac was ar
rested there Thursday on a charge of
manslaughtcr in causing the death Of
Richard c. Howe. who was run over on
White street. Haverhill. Tuesday night
by an automobile owned by Charles II.
Judkins of Merrimack. Lockwood was
the chauffeur of the car. He is only
10 years old and a student in the Mer-
rimac High school. At a special ses-
sion of the Central district court he
pleaded not guilty and was held in
$4,000 bail for hearing June l.
Mrs Catherine Neil. who was sentenced
at Bridgeport. CT, Wednesday night TO
serve from FIVE to nine years in state
prison for killing her husband. Joseph.
during a quarrel in a Greenwich hotel
last December, had recovered her COM
posture Thursday and no serious effects
of her collapse are expected. She was
carried in faint from the court room
after being sentenced, as a result of the
strain Of waiting through the afternoon.
Nre,inesdl ~ right Size will rsmain sever
nj days q the county jail nefoie Ecin5
removed to the state prison.