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spending a few days with relatives on

spending a few days with relatives on Iranistan avenue Bridgeport,
 Miss Bertha Fechner, the daughter of Rudolph Fechner, was united in mar riage, Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock to Thomas F. Walsh. They will be at home to their friends after November 1st, at 152 Newhall street.
 MT. and Mrs. John Gilkinson of New Haven, are spending a few days with Mrs. Gilkinson's sister, Mrs. Henry Bond of Bridgeport
 Announcement has just been made of the engagement of Miss May M Shaw of this city to Frank s. Taddeo, one of the best known Italians in the state Miss Shaw is a very talented musician and has sung in several churches in the city The wedding will take place next June.
 The next meeting of the Cheshire Literary club will be held on October ! 2S in the parish room of St. Peters church, at which Mrs George Jerold' and Miss Holeomb will be the hostesses The program for the day will be towi officers. their number and titles bN Mrs Bell; their duties, Mrs, D. Pardee; nov nominated Mrs. T. French when elect ed, Alrs, Heinanan; paper, IoWn Meet
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CITY NOTICES.
TAXPAYDRS

 Are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of. the City of New Haven, will be in session at Room No. 8, City Hall every week day from october l, 1907, until November 1, 1907, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons owning property, real and per sonal subject to taxation in this city. If any resident taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand In list made and sworn to as prescribed by law Sickness or absence from the city being no excuse), the assessors must take out list. and add thereto ten per centum, as required by law.
 use of in making oath to list nor can the husband make oath to list of prop ertv of the wife, in which he has no interest, nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband
 Each parcel of real estate must be separately described.
 Office hours from 9 a. ID. until D. m., except on Saturdays, when the hall will be closed at 1 m.
 Signed:
 EDWARD F. MERRILL,
 OSCAR P. IVES.
 JOHN J. HOGAN
 TIMOTHY r CALLAHAN,
 FREDERICK L. LEHR. o1-until-n1 Board of Assessors
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

GkiNENRAA SHlFPlNG NEWS
 Sable Island. Oct. 16.-Steamer Re- public, Liverpool and Queenstown for Boston, was 150 miles southeast of this point at noon to-day.
 Belle Isle. Ont. Oct. 16.-Steamer iVr- ginian, Liverpool for Montreal, was re- ported 150 miles east at a. m.
 New York, Oct. 16.-Arrived: Steam CTS Barbarossa, Bremen and Southamp- ton; Neckar, Naples and Gibraltar. M Sailed: Steamers Teutonlc, south ampton, via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Potsdam, Rotterdam and Boulogne.
 Scil1y, Oct. 16.-Passed: Steamer Iona, Montreal for London.
 Lizard Oct 16-Passed: Steamer Pomeranian, Montreal for Havre and London
 Piraeus oct. 14.--Arrived: Steamer Napolltan Prince, New York via Ma p' Liverpool, Oct. 15.-Arrived; Steam CT Carmania, New York via Queenstown.
 Glasgow, Oct. 15-Arrived: Steamer Npmidian, Boston via Halifax ,.. Steamer Haverford, Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded). | London, Oct. I6,-Arrived; Steamer Menominee, Philadelphia for Antwerp.
 London Oct. 15.-Sailed: Steamer 1 Cambrian, Boston.
 CT Saxonia (from Liverpool, Boston.
 Southampton, Oct 16.-Sailed Steam CT Majestic New York Gibraltar, Oct. 16.-Passed: Steamer Calabria, New York for Naples, Leg
 sagres Oct. 16.-Passed; steamer Florida, New York for Naples and Ge- | noa,
 Bremen, Oct. f5.-Arrived. Steamer Kronprinz Kilhelm, New York via Ply. mouth and Cherbourg.
 Naples. Oct 12.--Sailed: Steamer Roma New York
 Southampton, Oct 16,-Sailed: Steam. CT Kaiser Wilhelm It, (rom Bremen, New York via Cherbourg.
 Cape Race, N F.. Oct. i6.--Steamei La Lorraine. from Havre for New York was in communication with Cape Race at 8 D. m Position not given, Vii dock late Friday evening or early Sat urday morning.
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roMMTTTEE ON srREETs.

The Committee on Streets of the Board of Aldermen will hold public hearing In Room IS, City Hall October IF. 1907, at o'clock p. m. for the con sideration of the following matter:
 That. the city of New Haven compro- and frederick c. Bishop from assess ment of the Bureau of Compensation for benefits and damages for land talk en for the extension of Crown street.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present ana be heard thereon without further notice.
 FRANKLIN [. ROMAN. Chairman. Attest:
 o15 St Assistant City Clerk.
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SPECIAL, COMMITTEE ON RELEASB
 OF MORTGAGE.


 The special committee on release of mortgage of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing in Room 10- II, City Hall, Thursday, october l7, 1907, at s o'clock p. m. for the consid- eration of the following petition: Petition of James H Wheeler for re- the New Haven x Derby Railroad com pany August IT, 1869, to the city of New Haven to indemnify 1t for guaran- teeing the payment of $225,OO0 of bonds and interest at per cent of the New Haven & Derby Railroad company. Said bonds were due February 1, 1900 and have been paid and retired.
 All persons interested in the torego- ing are herby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further no- tice.
 Per order.
 HENRY II. TOWNSEND, Chairman
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN, o15 St Assistant City Clerk.
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ings of the Past" Mrs. l.. B. Beach Music in charge of Mrs. Welton. Mem bers received Into the club which makes the limit sixty are Mrs. Skilton NITs. Lloyd Mrs. Woodbury, Mrs Horton and Mrs, William Harrison.
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End LOt of Trimmings

On special table near the elevator Thursday you'll see on sale an end-lot of high-grade handsome. Dress Trimmings that were bought to sell for from 75c to $3.o8 yard. None of the pieces are long but still they are of usable lengths.
 Take any piece, at SOcts Yard And while you're on Dress Trimmings intent stop to see the exquisite things in the regular Dress Trimming section.
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.,assc MARINE RECORD. ,.sS,5e. SSslaf'R Port of New Haven. "'ss'
ARBTVuD

ARRIVED. Sch Walter Miller, (Br.) Mclean, St.
 John. N. B. Sch Eclipse, Martin. N. Y. Sch New Era, (Br.) Caswell, Liverpool,
 N s. Sch Phoenix, Carlton.
 CLEARED. Sch Romeo, .(Br) Gate, St. John, N B Sch Emma, Miller. Sch Aida Hearn. E1earn. Y. 4 Sch Florence Shay, Leland, Norfolk Sch Resolnte, Mcintyre, Salem.
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By s. s. Deutschland, Feb. 6, 'Os.
TOURIST BUREAU.

R, R. Tickets hotel accomnlodations, and general information about foreign
 Travellers Checks, good all over the C6ompany's office, 85 and s7 Broadway, N, '.
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s1 and s1.25 Wasting silks 6gc, 7sc Yd
The Linen Store

A special purchase of p In Bleached Damask, pure Irish Linen, present value SIPS, for $1.OO Yard.
 P Inch Napkins to match, SAYS Dog.
 72 Inch Silver Bleached Damask. pure German Linen, present value 8octs, for 7Scts Yard.
 66 Irch German Damask, pure Irish Liren, very heavy serviceable goods, present value 75cts, for 8Scts a Yard
 21 Inch Bleached Napkins. fine Irish Linen, choice designs, the present value $2. 3S dozen, for 32 Dozen.
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The other is a rarely beautiful China Set from famous Austrian potter, one of the handsomest patterns we've ever shown and never sold for less than SIS
 Special Price Thursday $S8.OO
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Hundreds of Stylish Waists

Every kind of Waist, fluffy and tail ored--silk, cotton and Linen-Waists for field and function.
 Two oppositei, both excellent values; Cluny Lace Waists, so effective with the stylish wellknown cloth or silk waist These are all-over lace. Ecru or white $S.0S and $7.98 Two special values Fisk. Clark & Flagg Mannish Shirt Waists. Of white madrass SS.SO
 Of Linen S4.5O to S6.SO
 Of Silk S7,SO and 910.SO
 All elegantly tailored as you expect Waists from this house to te.
 HNvoo TNm~y rvu~ 6-ac,c C0u
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Custom-madle Shoes "A

 Most shoesat $4 and upwards are Pro- duced by shops that make only a small quantity per day. Inevitably this means large expense per pair. Queen Qualit" Custom Grade Boots are produced by the largest makers of women's shoes in the world. This means:r-
 First Abiliyto control the best shoe talent
 in the world
 Second: tremendous advantage in buy
 ing materials.
 Third: A much smaller factory expense
 per pair.
 Result: these superb Queen Quality" sho.s at price not possible for the small manufacturer. Come in to see them. Other Qu,en Quality Shoes, $3, $3.50
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To attract attention to our magnificent
 new showing iu Cut Class we will ofter $500 Cut Glass Salad Bowls for $3.50 $6 % Cut Glass Fruit Bowls for $4.50 s6.5 Cut Glass Wster Pitchers, S4.o8
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Come Thursday Only For These Beds and Bedding At
 The Prices Quoted

White Enameled Iron Beds-with brass mounts. any size.
 Special Price $2.89 Each White Enameled Beds-with brass rail head and foot, brass mounts, reg ular $5.50 Beds. Special $4.4S A broken lot of White Financed Beds-only one size 3 feet 6 inch; the regular price is $l0.50 but only one of a pattern is here. Your choice S7.SO Soft Top Mattress size, in two parts. Special $2.89
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Two New Dinner Sets

A dear little pink rose and blue forget me-not design as border, and this charm ing 100 pc Dinner Set is only S1S.SO
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A Pretty Wedding Present

A Mission Clock What is nicer for a wedding present than a clock?
 We thought of that and we secured a lot of these pretty S4 Mission Clocks to 20 as a leader for $2.98 Each
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Combination Mattresses-any size, good ticking, made two parts, worth $5.50 Special $S.89 Affection Msttresses-good dura- blc ticking. made in any size. in two parts. Special Price S5.SO All-iron Cots-with National il n springs, roll on castors.
 Special Price $2.98 Each Live Geese Feather Bed Pillows the finest made, covered with the best ticking s2.5O Each
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Handsoms Paris American Night Gowns at S1. .5O-made of very sheer nainsook a n d
 muslin and in several exquis- ite designs.
 Fluffy Skirts S3.98-love- ly $S Skirts with knee deep flou1ce of fisheye lace insert ion and edge. We can make \ you a set Q! this charming de- sign and under the re gular price in this sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
Ex-senator Charles Die
triCh DenOunCeS Fa-
nous Col. MOSby.
SNEERS AT HIS
FINE WAR RECORD
Calls on Cavalry Leader for
Either Proof Of Charges or
Apology - Regrets That
He Cannot Boast Of
Past Record for
Bravery.

HASTINGS. NEB.. January e-Fx-
- natDr Charles Dietrich to-day denounced
t'i'nel John = Mostly. the famous con-
ir'eFate raider. and calls on Colonel Mos
n' 4" prod luce tne PROOFS that tho Senator
s---atta the great cattIe-Owuers of tna
" 's- % Renee tle government range y, bile.
At "As "a member OF the United States
senate Mr. Dletrich's statement is i-
af7 "er 20 an interview .fth Mosbv print
ea in Washington Thursday u ie ia
part:
j. colonel Mosoy stated that I ever
aided or encouraged any individual er-n
or corporation % acquire title illegally
or inciose any part OF the public domain.
De is an Infamous uar
II 50 IS tree that Colonel Nosb,, stated
that any person firm OF CORPORATION thaf
mas illegally inciosed public lands. or any
~ the cattiemen who have been Indicted
ever owed any money o. the bank Of which
I was president. OF ever were fu any
way obligated % the bank or 20 myself.
person ally, directly or Indirectly. he stated
that which -s absolutely false.
Now. having made "a frank denial as
20 t-e charges against myself by Colcnei
hosty ! shan expect Colonel Mosbv II
be Doe "a brave and honora bic mar. % give
20 the public substantial proof of his
charges concerning myself or publicly
apologize for having made them am
sorry that I have not a record % strike
terror 20 ny enemies ~5cn as Colonel
Moshy refers % in his statements of him
self. bur nevertheless I again brand his
charEcs as infamous lies cxceut So IA
as Z have explained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
RAILROAD MEN
WILL GET INCREASE
General Manager Southern Sys-
tenn Says There Will Be
No Difficulty.

WASHINGTON. January s.-The annual
conference between the operating officials
Of tho Southern Railway and the train
men employed by the road. which has
been IN session here since last Wednes-
day. probably will reach a decision to-
morrow regarding tho wage scale for the
present year. The conductors ard train
men are urging an Increase in wages be-
caTse OF the Increased cost Of living.
General Manager G. II. Acksrt tonight
said that there was no possibility OF any
difficulty between the men and the road
in the matter OF wages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
TRAIN
DOWN EMBAKKMENT
All Cars Turned Over and Many
People Bruised and
Injured.

ALBUQUERQUE N. M, January g.
Passenger train No. s. eastbound. on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fo jumped
the track on curve az Blue Water. l07
miles west OF this city last night. Tho
engine and tho entire eleven cars of th..
train. one Of the heaviest on the road.
plunged over q twenty foot emban Nmeut.
and the cars We're piled zap iu confusion.
The only persons seriously injured wore
a mail clerk. baggageman and express
mcsscnger. who are not fatally Injured.
The passengers in the coaches and PuU-
mans were ail painfully bruised but Nsre
-cXtricated from tho overturned cars with
out serious injury. Traffic Will be tied
~ Tor twenty -four hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
ROASTED ALIVE
IN PULLMAN FIRE
Louis de Lario, Congress Clerk,
Dead, and Three Others
Injured.

COUNCIL BLUFFS IA. January g.
louis De Lario. clerk OF the House Com
nittee on Irrigation. was killed and thre,
persons We're injured early to-day by ID
fir in "a sleeping car attached 20 tae
eastbound Los Angeles limited train on
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
Tic injured.
O. II. Johnson Salt Lake City. slight
burns on neck and head
Henry cahrow. salt Lake city, right
wrist clt boy glass.
Mrs. Hggins. Carbonate. Pa. SUI
feraI from exposure.
The Northwestern train had got within
q mile OF LoVeiaud. Iowa. when passen-
gers IN the Pullman car Roddeid were
aroused by smoke. The origin OF the nre
could not te determined. but 10 had un-
doubtediy been smoudertng for some
time as the car was filled with dense
smoke. which suffocatcd the passengers.
Louis dee Lario. aged twenty-five years.
who was bound from his home in Lara
mic. Wyo.. to Washington. was dead when
1ound. The fire had started near his
berth. and the flames had reached his
body almost denuding Il and causing some
d'shgurauon. De Lario's Washington ad-
dress ls li"l * street. Northwest Tho
passengers in the burning car lost nearly
ell personal effects they had with them.
most OF them escaping in their sleeping
clothing.
The fire is said by the conductor and
several passengers to have originated ap-
Iarently In one of the berths. one theory
~ tnat u started IN Il berth occupied by
q woman who had been using an alcohol
lamp To heat milk for her baby.
Ihe car was considerably damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
NEGRO MURDERER
IS IDENTIFIED
One Of the Negroes Who Muir.
dered John Grubb, in Farm
Vile Jail.

FARMNIt-LE. VA. January C.-Both
A,-ssle II and Jess RafHn positively
Identified John Brown alias George
Brown. caloret. tLIs morning as one OF
tre fnlr near,es. including taeuseI YES.
who murdered John Grubb ~ Tuggis On
-ae l-sLt ot June 1th last. Every pre-
caution was taken tl-s morning bv the
Officers against Hlu and Rurfin misLaking
the Identity ~ th~ right negro and put
trg lr Jeopardy ;Ae lfe or tn innocent
or~
Several local men. answering as nearly
as could te to-ri fle description given
hv Ill ard Rlfsn ~ George Brown
We're taken into tle jail. but each ser.s-
r-teiy aaa in different rooms recognl lzed
Brown Instantly.
R-rin aad toia the detectives that
Brown had FL er.r on one ~ his arms
from knife wolnd made bv a v, hite
woman. ana this. upon examination. was
found % he true. There is scarcely
doubt uIon che minds az the officers as
to The presence ~ Brown on the ocra-
sion ~ rhe mu~ier ~ Ar Crubb
Aassie Hil has long since confessed
the crime, and VIII be used tomorrow
as States evidence .r the trial ~ Rufin.
IEll win rot he tried before the March
term % the court. Eutiin VIII be rep
resented tomorrow by M William Ian
caster. while Judge Watkins viii pro-
secute.
Tho Jail Sc strongly guarded 10 prevent
another escape ~ k-ftin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
NEW EVIDENCE IN
BROWNSVILLE RIOT
Assistant District Attorney Says
His Efforts Have Been
Rewarded.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. January e.
Milton L. Purdy. assistant 20 the United
states Attorney General completed his
labors here iu connection with his inves-
tlgation into the Brownsville outrage to-
day. and left for Houston. where he Will
continue che eNauination of witnesses.
Mr. Purdv Expresses satisfaction with
the results " his Investigation. He says.
Regarding my work from the stand
point Of the Importance OF the evidence
that / have secured through the testi-
mony of persons more or less familiar
with the Brownsville occurrence. / can
say that my efforts here already have
been rewarded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
THREE KILLED
IN HOTEL FIRE
All Were Suffocated - Other
Guests Escaped by Jumping
from Windows.

DELHI. y. Y. January C--Three lives
We're lost In a fire that destroyed the
American Hotel here early to-day. The
dead are.
WILLIAM WINTER, fifty years Old
druggist
MRS. ANNA WINTER. his wife.
JOHN O'CONNOR, tailor.
An We're suffOcated. They were perma-
nent guests at the hotel.
The fire was discovered In the apart
ments of Mr. Winter and his wife. on
the third floor. and by the time the fire.
men arrived the structure was a mass of
flames. O'Connor also occupied apart
ments on the third floor. The other
guests escaped by leaping from the win
dOws in their night clothing.
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Reasons Why.

Two reasons are given for Withholding
AR Cortely0u s confirmation one ia that
Ac Is chairman Of the Republican National
Committee. and should not retain that
position If he is going into the Treasury
Department. Some members of the ,.o-,
mttee take the position that Mr. Cortel-
YOU should have resigned the Chairman
ship OF the committee when no beca,,,.,
E'ost naster-CieneraI Their CHIEF obta~,
ton on this point. however fs tbo+ A..
chairman of the ReDtbficsr N-at,.,1 :
Committee should not 90 tbfs ti~,,, -
Secreta,,- Of tb, -r-,ss,,-,e TINS ''''e Do
The other obiecrio-, - NJ c,--..,..-.
and one that is nor, erst,,7 -,-..h -. - %
caudor as the nrst-,s t.@. ,,c-.,S ~ @ \
financial trr.ree.s ~, So I'm st'N'e
brssaleIv ar,d.6 80 so--N, -. n NY
STANDARD OF. crowd 90 rather e,.Dect -
Mr.. Cortelyou's advent into ths ,--ea 60.
means less respect bv the adu,i,istr,,,,-,
for the city National Bank. II bes -,
frequently hinted that the conarn,ation
ar Mr.. Cortelyou would 20 whizzingr
'N'ousn the Senate If he would only
i''7' Ailo"n l2dt the policy OF the de-
'ub WIN reference TO New York
''.- INSTITUTIONS Wonid remain un-
''-h-''
t.l..,,t .'- aug ~lo oelieve the Pres
,...--, -- -'' oiuerlns suits
ai,,,l+ f,,,-s.' '','e-. ana bringing
.aDft.r fs..- f.-- we ol'0It''ons or
action of Nfr r-,--.ro,- - 1llat tne
chairman or ti,e r}on.,bi.,.-, >-,i, .-i.,'I * IS
mittee arror he entered .+s r., C,.,s'.- a.
Department. Indicated rber tbo t,,,,-,,.,Is
administration intended 10 i,6ss,tt.,rs
Keep It's hold upon the rnachiner,- or tt,.
party
Democrats have been interested in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
COL. MOSBY HAS NOT
SEEN STATEMENT
It IS Thought He VIII Make In
terestirg Dis
closures.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. January g.
Colonel John : Mosby is confined to his
bed az his home. 40. 1906 I Street
northwest this city.
u lave not read she interview with
Dietrich in which il is ALLEGED ne said
! was an Infamous liar" said Colonel
Mosby tonight II DO not care 10 make
any statement until 1 have read the in
terv,ew."
1t IS probable that Colonel Mosby may
be well enough 20 make a statement to-
morrow. Il IS believed he could disclose
facts which came under his observation
while acting for the government ln the
fight aganst land thieves in Nebraska
several years ago which would be very
embarrassing 10 Senator Dietrich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
STUDENT INJURED.
Wrist Broken While He Was
Trying to Board Train.

NJ Wilmer . OF1aherty. a student at
the Richmond Academy and College. was
seriously injured at Waterlick station.
Warren county. LAST Wednesday while
I'm tho act OF boarding a train for this
city, 10 resume his studies a; the col
lege. From what can be ascertained / q
was attempting 70 board the Southern
train when. in some way. he was thrown
violently 70 the ground. and had his
right wrist broken and sustained severe
coutus!ons. as result OF which he IS
stu detained At his home. While his
injuries are serious. they are not re-
gardcd as dangerous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA.
Prominent Mexicans in San An
tonic Organize Liberal PARTY

Mexican revolutionary junta with "A com
rtitution similar to the one existing i'm 81
ouis. was formed here to-day by prori-
nent Mexicans ot San Antonio. who com
ftitute the Liberal pa -ty. Among the
most enthusiastic was Trinidad Garcia
one or the revolutions who was discbare.o,i
saturday IN the eXtradition proceedinos
instituted by the Mexican government 20
secure eNtradition of The raiders on il
uiuez
Eulalio TrevinO and Auriio Flores vcre
elected president and secretary, respective
~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
IS 1T STANDARD
OIL INFLUENCE 4?
RumOr Says That City National
Bank of New York Does Not
Approve OF His Selection.
The Fight Will Show
What Interests
Control.

WASHINGTON. January 6-There Is a
deHEhtful little political comedy under
way in Washington and It Is the prelude
or the drama soon 70 begin involving the
1ontro. Of the Republican party by
President Roosevelts friends or enemies.
The nomination OF George 3. Cortelvo,,
to be Secretary os the Treasury, sucoeed-
inK Leslie H. shaw. was sent to the SEN
ate more thar a month ago. on the first
day OF this session az Congress. II was
referred 70 the Finance Committee and.
after several consultations and many nays-
terious waggings OF heads it became known
that the committee did not like the man.
ner in which the nomination had been
sent in.
Senator Aidrich was appointed to call on
the President and inform him there was
an irregularity of technical char scter
ABOUT the nomination. Mr.. Aldrich vi Etel
the White House and discovered the les-
ident Was more than willing to meet the
objections OF the Finance Committee and
send the nomination into the Senate in the
usual form This promise Mr. Roosevelt
kept tne next day. and Mr Cortelyou's
nomination has now been before the COM
m5tee in its second form almost three
weeks. but no disposition has been shown
60 report favorabiy TO the Senate
'f course. there rs no hurry about this,
ass the change In the Cabinet does not tal<s
place until March 4th. and the DELAY
would not attract any attention but for
the fact that Democrats and Republicans
alike In the Finance Committee are max
ing this nomination the basis for showing
their Independence of the Roosevelt ad-
ministration and perhaps their hostility
@s We'll