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MANCHURIAN CITIES.
Seven of Them Have Been Opened to
International Trade.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The American
minister In Pekin has received a note
from the foreign office announcing the
opening to international trade of the
following seven cities in Manchuria:
Fenghuancheng and Liza Yang, in the
province of Kirin. and Hal La Erh and
Album. in the province of Hal Lung
Chang.
With regard to the renting of land by
foreigners at these places, the note
states that special renting and building
regulations will be drawn up by China,
and until such regulations are decided
upon. such operations will not be per-
mitted. These seven cities are the last
OF total of 16. which were to be
opened in Manchuria, as provided In the
China-Japanese. treaty of 1905.
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FRISCO PHONE STRIKE OVER

San Francisco. Aug. 9.--It IL am
nounced that the telephone operators
who have been out on strike since
May will return to work under tho
same conditions prevailing when they
walked out, The only concession the
company has made Is to remove the
men chief operators and put ia their
places women. The company has not
recognized the operators union. Tho
strike was declared off this after
noon.
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AHERE is a Reason
Why the Good People Of
America buy Cascarets as
East as the Clock Ticks.

Every second some one, somewhere.
Is Buying little Ten-cent Box of Cas-
carrots.
i.2, 3. 4, S. 60 times to the Minute,
60 Minutes TO the Hour, $500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Boxes Day of Ten Hours,
100000 Boxes 4 Month, and then some.
Think OF 10000 People take
Cascaret tablet each day. Millions use
Cascarets when necessary.
The judgment Of Millions OF Bright
Americans is lnfalliblc. They have been
Buying and Taking Cascarets at that rate
for over Six years.
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TAMMANY LEADER MURPHY.
Sues Broadway Magazine for Dam
ages In Sum of $4,000.

New York, Aug. 2.--Chhrles +. Muir
ply leader of Tammany Hall, through
counsel today served notice Of suit for
$4,000 damages upon Thomas II. Me-
Kee, as president of the Broadway
Magazine Qncorporated). The suit
grew out of the publication in the mag
azine of an article entitled Hearst
versus Mcclellan; and New York May
article cited IN the complaint intlmates
that as Tammany leader, Murphy re-
ceived business contracts in return for
his sanction of public franchises and
other private enterprises.
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reference 20 tho disposition OF all OF the
nssets OF this corporation and the trans
fer of tho property and property intcrcstG
ure IIill Coalition Mining Company.
4. To consider and take action upon all
matters IN reference to the busin@as af-
fairs OF said corporation that may come
before said meeting.
w. NJ O'BR1EN.
JOS. b. ALLEN,
J'fiOS. w. Bel.
nlractOrg
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HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCES.

The Hague, Aug. 2.--So as to facilitate
fair representation or all countries In
the permanent court of arbitration, 1t
has been proposed that the judges be
appointed for 10 years, but that this
period OF time be divided among more
judges when serveral OF the countries
are entitled to have only one represen-
tative. Thus Spain and Portugal would
have one judge each for five years,
Sweden, Norway and Denmark one
each for three years, and Serva, Bull
garia, Roumania, Montenegro and
Greece, one each for two years. etc.
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MORE PAY FOR MAcmNIsTs.

New York, Aug. S.~-It is announced Of
flcially on behalf Of district No; 10 OF
ists and the Amalgamated Society of En-
gineers. which have made a general de-
mand on behalf of 1900 machinists IN
New York and vicinity for an increase cI
n Substitutes for the demand for an. S-hour
work-day which will be made later any
how.
Edward Hourigan, secretary of district
No. Is, said If the employers fail TO grant
the wage demand both demands will be
enforced by strike.
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WESTERN G. A. R. VETS.
Nebraska Commander Alleges Dis
elimination Against Them.

Omaha. Aug. 2.--Alleging discrimln-
alton against western communicates
of the G. A. r.. Thomas Creigh. Ne
braska commander of that organiza-
ton, has made a protest to the rail-
roads west of Chicago against the low
rates made in favor of members in the
eastern states. Before the railroads ac-
cepted the 2-cent rate made by the
legislatures of several western states.
the G. A. r. in those states accepted
a fare of one and one-third Tor the
round trip to the grand encampment at
Saratoga, based upon the old rate OF
3 cents a mile. Since then n fiat rate
of / cent mile has been made for
states east of Chicago Mr.. Creigh al
leges discrimination and will appeal to
the interstate commerce commission
unless the railroads make a. uniform
rate
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City. Iowa, was today produced by tho
Holy Jumpers and placed in the GUS
tody of Sheriff Gibson. The girls
mother viii continue proceedings to
secure possession of her daughter
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REQUEST TO LONDON CHARITIES

London, Aug. 3.-Howard Paul, the
American entertainer, who died here
in December, 1905, whose will has been
In litigation. bequeathed about $780,
900 to London charities
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Get What You Ask For!

q true. faithful, loyal servant of Mankind.
Over Five Millions of Dollars have
been Spent to make the merits of Cas-
carrots known, and every cent Of it would
be lost. did not sound merit claim and
hold the constant. continued friendship.
Patronage and Endorsement OF we'll
pleased people year after year.
There Is also Reason
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves TO the Healthy Body of Cas-
caret's Observation-Disclosures. Counterreiters,
Substltutors.
They are Trade Thieves who would
rob Cascareis OF the GOOD VIII" OF the
people, and sneak unearned profits.
earned and paid for by Cascarets.
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cred most from the dangers OF dis
ease. could be saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

II is not an Experiment.. not an Acct
dent or Incident, but sound. Honest
Business, based on Time Tried-and- Tested
Merit, never found wanting.
There is Reason.
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HOLY JUMPERS PRODUCE GIRL.
Waukesha. Wis, Aug. 2.-Olga Lun-
dell, the 17-year-old girl from Saco
Evening star., 1907-11-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The present week opens with improved
respects in the general marke-. and In
..onseQuence the local cue.ook 10 better.
While the influence Of the movement In
the outside market has ony an indirect
bearing here. still. when business is &C
tive elsewhere it Is apt to improve tie
volume OF wnat lasses along the CHANNELS
OF business In tnis city.
Inere aIe those w-.o are making pre-
GieS,ons as - hSw Ions the depression
u4at ..as come In the general marXet ID
aaIt To .ast, anu the coGci Aslon Ieacnsu L.
lat dI!inS tie co.l-InS t"e.VG ..-o'ei-s'
p%s4Is IL .ly taIoiatIs conditions ot LAG
JLeIi.1ss o. Tue cCL-i- ~. IL is 4'r"nao q
taat cciSlLsl anic progress to"6io h'i1'
c9iio.IlcnS n.ay ne eAl.GCt,o.
tcl', Amy the tons = more enc1Gi .. 3
eri,- nGp-e ei4i tnan 4 nag been, SO t"a. 's
may tie sa-. % .oacluds. "iCAuut as.v.
LAY very certain kltowie..Ee, Ehai tEe
..eneTa. outiGCK MVi owed. In tns
.",.an Tins the !9cAl stock market here $
c.-la.ninS stAt.0EslrJ. awaiting reElfa
-. business aCtt' itJ. ihe oa-i3 cii d"s7
not produce any Improvement i! tie Voi-
u.Iia of business. Thele IS no ouyihg and
tllrs "a 20 selling, a..d 80 pr.GeS remain
? bout the same.
At III: meeting to-day. however. there
Iras quite Il. good ae1i or inquiry iof lfehlS
Oh ms prHu Est. a!.d Il '. dS eVident taat
tt -k,@ts hunters N~fS On Tue ai@t> ~ J. IN
10 wAat cou d be had. hut. as on pre-
!ioua daEs. the experience was not EerI
productive IL add 1G 20 the i-.Festineht
hcitiuss in strong t0Ncs
There Is also still remaining : S Tea
ture OF th4 market Il demand for ssnail
lots Of stock. when howeyeg. vas 40;
apparent Today. IS has been the case,
Surn buying is 2oEcd upon as CON!
rom investors. and it ts 5"idau- that IN
IN mark ST, Is well as Il the general mar
leC. tie present ieva! ot pr:ces Is regarded
as very attractive 20 tnose who have n1an-
ey 10 place from watch regular IN
come is desired
Evening star., 1907-11-11
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TIE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.
Week Opened in New York With A
Cheerful Tone.

NEW YORK November little week
opened with a cheerful tone IN the f1an-
cia. district The two trust companies
against which there had been severe runs
were t-ansactirg business on a normal
bass today, receiving deposits and paying
out money on checks as though nothing
rad ever happened out Of the ordinary.
TIE tiov of gold from Europe to the
United States continues The frst en-
gasenerts Of the metal for import an
noun ced tcdav we're by the Mercantile e
Trust Company of st. Iouis for $'fO"n
and by -he Illinois Trust and Savings
2ark Of Chicago for $2n.oO. Both en-
gasernents were made In London.
The st. Louis enga cement is said to be
the FIRST Instance in which financial ip-
81! luton in that city has taken gold direct
from London. The total gold engaged
since the beginning Of the financial strin-
gency Is thus brought UP to SOL 81, $40.
The United States secured pracucai al
of the S, .OO0OtO gold offered in the Lon
don mark 1t today. There was little COM
petition for today's offerings. and the
American bankers secured the prec GUS
metal at a price I'd per pound sterling
cheaper than the price Of last week.
during the early trading, considerable In
yestrnert demand for stocks be ng report
"a by brokers. o,o
Lazard Fr,res today engaged 81 100000
additional gold for import. At the sam
time this engagem snt was rHpo rtad 1t was
announced that the National City BANK
had cancelad an engagement OF &l.ooO Uo
made In London at the end Of last week.
These two transactions bring the total
engagements of gold since the present
movement began to s54, 100000.
In announcing its cancellation OF the
81 .CCrOOO engagement the National City
Bank said It was done In defer nee TO ths
feeling in banking circles in London and
because it was consid red that the amount
of gold already engaged was sufficient to
meet the situation Negotiations for gold
which the Bank Of New York had under
way also were discontinued for the same
reason.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are FOR large
tots. Jobbers' prices from rent to
cents higher.
EGGs.--Nearby fresh Virginia. :aas1 ::
:sa2e: Tennessee. 2sa2a; North Caro-
lima. eIa2S; cold-storage. 20.
BCTTEH.-Creamer fancy. 26'As21
Western firsts 25a?6. seconds 23aaA
Process. fancy. 24a25: fair T. good .2a
23. Store-packed. fresh 1aa2a
CHEESE York state fac'o-y
new large. I8'aa17
14ai5: hens per III. l":reosteTs rer IN
: keats, per III. II; turkeys 'rn's, per
ID, 18; hens. per h.. IL. d. Ks ger
lb. i1a12
pRBssEn POTLTRY.-E1ens. oao!cs
per IL. -: roogtars. per ib.- Halo:
| i1a34: turkeys heas. per lb,, l7ale;
toms. Der lh.. 10
VEGETABLES, Al. - fotatoss, per h5l;. 71s
q ne. !, go: psr tu., ThaI5: Nc. =. i,&
l.oui sweet potatoes, par Dbl. roajp'
cucEnlhars per do2eH. 533d0; oai 1Tis' per
| bb!.. zoo; peppers, Fla, per carrier
25a -; tomatoes. per bu. box. fooa--go
cabbage. per hundred, E.0pafo'. caait-
, flower, per bhr. 2.5ha3,00: eggplant. per
/ crate, 2.G0a2 so; squash, Fla, per crate.
1.:,ga2. % shap beans. Fla, per 09Sket, !sra-
t.3Jal.75; lima beans, per ct, Shd3o
new heets per bunch, DAB lettuce. I IL.
per basket, I.ooa2.5o. ofra. par carrier,
800; celery, per hurch, loa60: bTdssela
sprouts. Der ct. 15a1R
GREEN FECITS.--Appies, per bbl.,
i.H0a s 10 oranges Fla. per box, a-l0a
| 200: grape fruit. per craze ooa3.3e
pineappie5, per crate, i25ai. so; sFareS.
Della ware. per basket. 2ua22; Stag ara,
per basket, %: Concord. Per basket ] IA
a. si.estnu!s. per 10, qni41t,sa, ,.t r@r ro.
pears SickH. per hbl.. ~ 90. per box.
400 per basket l.25: Sheldon. ser aas-
Sct 800. cranberries, per BOX, 2.''tla
$50 per bbl., f0-0oal2.oo.
HAY AND sTRAW.--fIay, new vest
mixed 15,01a1s.n0. straw. rye, bundle,
l4.0n; rye mach thrash s.%oA9 90;
wheat. 6,50ae.7o; oct straw. per ton.
s.50a9 90.
DRESSED MEAT-Pork. small and
neat per cwt S.30a9. 40; large. 7.5pas,on.
LIVE sT0CK. - Cattle, extra. pr
.w5 $50; 'g5ct'o. zons nsr % W. t!a.,x 4%.
cwt. gross. C.o0ae So sheep. per II. 3a4
lambs. spring. choice. 7as. Calves,
ohoics. per III. sasi4; medium, pei lb..
~. Cows, prime, fresh. ea2h COCOA
5000; common, each, 20 0oa@t.o2.
EEEF CuTs.--Ribs, NO. /. per 10, IA;
ID. IL: 20 2. 9: NO, 3. 6. Loias. 40; /,
No. /, per 10, s: No. 2. ,; No. 3. j,
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wooi, washed,
sree OF burrs. per III, 80; unwashcti. 2..s
"a, Hides, .greea, per H., s: green salt
ed, sac. dry. HAS oneepskins' green,
: each. 6oa1 90; dry, 26a6o. ralfsklns,
Ereen. each, l.3Ja1 90
GKAIN.--N neat. rev southern, s3a
80 Corn. shalled white, a9a3t. yai-
low, -; new, 2.1ea3.Jc Oats, vest
err. white, Nc. T. ;I5ajI; mixed, 5;5i.iJ.
i:r;.r. per ton, 2s.10s,3o.10. Middl.ESs
. per ton % G0A30.00.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
YELLOW FLOOD IN PITTSBURG.
Gold to Relieve the Late financial
Stringency.

PITTSBURG, Pa. November 11.-Gold
coin to the value of s425,ooo arrived here
today for the First National Bank. being
the first gold Importation ever made by
Pittsburg bank from Europe. Tne-e
were twenty-five bags containing $1,000
zach, and eight bags had $4,000 each.
During the brief time the money was
being transferred from an express wagon
a considerable crowd gathered to watch
the treasure disappear into the bank
Gold also arrived today for the Bank OF
Pittsburg, Farmers Deposit National
Bank and the Melton National Bank. The
amount, however is not known. With the
importations the money stringency In this
section is expected to be materially re-
uuced
The directors Of the Pittsburg stock ex-
change voted today to keep the exchang'
closed The suspension has now been in
effect since October %.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
CASH FOR CHICAGO.
subtreasury Will Furnish $3, ,Oo0,-
900 in Gold.

CHICAGO, November u.-Acting under
telegraph.c instructions from the Treas
ury Department in New York. $3.000.0OO
In gold coin will be transferred today
from the subtreasury to the vaults OF
the First National Bank. The transfer
will be made under police guard. The
weight Of the gold to be moved is about
1000 pounds
The Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
expects to add 81. 100000 in gold to its
currency store tomorrow. This is also a
part of the shipment of gold received
last week in New York from London.
The question Of Gearing house checks
which are being demanded by all rail-
roads centering In Chicago and by the
Chicago Association Of Commerce. repre-
senting Chicago merchants, probably will
be taken up again by the clearing house
committee today. The committee has said
that If the demand was strong enough
these checks would be issued. 1t is ex-
pected they will be received as currency
by all business houses and by trans
portation lines.
The engraving Of these checks Is COM
pleted. and copies of the four denomna-
tons that may be issued will be shown to
the members of the clearing house at
once.
The present tightness in the money mar
ket has hit a number OF saloons in the
outlying districts in an unexpected and
tender spot.
For years it has been the custom Of
large concerns to pay their employees in
checks. These checks the neishborhood
saloons would cash for them. their brew
ers furnishing the money. The saloon
keeper got his profit out of the fact the
workm~n he obliged would naturally s end
some of the money with him before go
ing home. and the brewers gained by
selling more beer to the saloon keeper.
But when one brewery sent to its hank
the other day for large amount OF cur
rency to meet this demand its cashier
was told the bank could not spare It,
Other banks were as obdurate in meet
ing the demands Of other breweries, and
the result has been the saloon keepers
did not have the money to cash the
checks Of their customers on payday and
lost trade in consequence.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
CHARGED With Theft.

Harry Mann. tw5 rtr.s v y ars Of ago.
rfo is employed rs a I'm ma, h. N pns-
al Tel e-sph Co''rnnr. was arrest TO-
ay by Dat cr!ves Evans ard Hartigan
nd held upon a charge of theft. 1t is al
! gad that ha stole a coil Of wir. worth
$50 from tn. basement OF the building In
which the telegraph Offices ara located.
1916 Pennsylvania avenua. Mann Is mar
risd and lives at 80 Elliott street north
east. The detectives say he admits ha
took the wire, but claims t was removed
from where he lefr 1t. The detectiv s
claim. however. tka. they have witne
who know that Mann put the wire in
buggy and took 1t away from the building
The case may be heard In the Police Court
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. November 11.-Wheat opened
strong because of higher cables and
the probabilities Of a large export de-
manG. December, 93Ia
Corn strong; December. 56Aa57ss.
Oats strong; December. 47b.
Provisions firm: January pork, 1920;
lard, s.15; ribs. 1O5.
The wheat market ruled strong all day.
an advance of cents at Winnipeg In
fuencing prices here. The high point for
December was 94as The close was strong
with December up %. at 94A.
Tie high point for December corn was
J77s The close was strong with De-
cember 1 cent higher at 57asa57h.
Close-Whc at-December, 94A; May. 1o3.
Corn-December. 579sa57h; May. IS.
Oats-December, 4T5s: May, 5i3sa505s.
Pork-January. 1925; May. 1850.
Lard-January, SIS: May. s.17l1.
Ribs-January, 7.12h; May. 1874
Rye-Cash, T8.
Bar,ey--Cash. 15af0
Timothy--Cash. 3.o)a425
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Writ Of Error for Negro Prisoners

Writ Of Error for Negro Prisoners
RICHMOND. Va, November 1l.--wrtts
Of error and supersedeas ware allowed In
the supreme court Of app. .als todav in the
cases Of Samuel L. Burton and Sylvanus
Conquest, negroes. of Onancock. Accomac
rnun'v. from a decree of the circuit court
Of Accomac Burton and Conquest are
two of the men arrested on the charge of
having melted the riot in that county in
August last, and they are charged with
having fred shots which killed John Top
ping of that place.
They fed from the town for fear Of
being lynched. The men are now in ia .
at Hampton. having be"n confined there
by order of Judge Blackstone. They were
indicted for murder in the first degree
but the jury returned a verdict of murder
in the second degree.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. November 11.-WHEAT-
Strong; spot. contract loo'9s lo0&: spot No; 2
December. lo2alo2.i May. 100 asked; steamer
No. ? red; s6A aedE receipts; am bushels; .;
exports. 200 bushels southern SOW, r by sample.
CORN-P1rn,er: spot mixed. 65F ass: No. 2
white 63a4aee; November. mixed 65Na88; year,
steamer mixed. GIN a62; receipts, % O30 bushels
oATS-Easier; No. 2 white, 5s1sss5; No 3
white 5lEa54: No. 2 Mixed 52a52i1; receipts.
Id. 40l bushels.
RYE-Steady; No. 2 western, domestic. s7as3;
receipts, IL .GI1 bushels.
HAY-Firm; No. 1 timothy. 10 13.oca1e.s0; No. /
clover mixed. 1890.
GRAIN FREIGHrs-stendy. unchanged.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Two Women Fatally Injured.

LIMA. Ohio. November 11.-Edna Hyde.
aged seventeen. ard Leorora Stout, nine
teen were probably fatally injured at thu
Main street crossing OF the Pennsylvania
hare at an early hour last even
ing. Miss Hyde lost both i-nbs at the kn e.
while 1t is feared that Miss Stout's l.ft
limb cannot be saved Georgia Shearer
and Grace Moscow were also badly in
jured. but will recover.
Evening star., 1907-11-11


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siaaoJ Market Cond4tions.
--. g-ra. .lrc.L!-..,..i.i.e e.s relating to
-.-r..vs I1aEE=i lu-.C Ions a. large showed
S'.'.r i.:.-.'e- Ee.AEatIon There Ware Ia ee
i'H-a:'h-t .heaaea-en S vi go for iInpo-
q m -l--c.. "a cA ncr. .ased the total On
..- $3.50 l-I.eaent 20 sdrn in excess
g. !f-Utj.TN- Lie larg,r part OF today 8
''-& 'seh4eA's were Secured n the open
i.'iido-i MaIAe- and Oh various accounts.
liz sank OF england was enaoied To IN
.f"":ie its supplies OF god TO considerable
mt
-:e london stock market was. however,
kt.-S ally heavy under the weight of Iairly
urgent -iQuidat.o Oh for German account,
the selling OF this description extending
70 the Amer lc:in department. With the
Course Of the business session the London
martet enjoyed quite substantial rally,
and the sales here for foreign account
were not much In excess OF 10. 900 shares
AS an Illustration Of the already men
toned scarcity of stocks. it may be noted
that at one time there were no offerings
or the New Haven shares below 1ilE
whereas the last sale of tho stock was
mace at 133. This was, of course due
Evening star., 1907-11-11
APPOINTED SPECIAL ASSISTANT
Miss ouackenbos to Be Engaged OF
Paoaage Cases,

Mary Grace Qua ckonbos. New York
woman. has been appointed a special as
sistant to the Attorney General in on
age cases, and will cooperate with As
sistart Attorney General Russell in the
handling. OF these cases. Miss Quacken-
hos is the first woman ever made a spe-
cial assistant attorney neral. and the
appo,ntment Is In recognition OF the abii-
tty she has shown in working upon peon-
age cases under the direction of the
United States attorney of New York.
Evening star., 1907-11-11
Great Copper-Buving Pool.

NEW YORK November IA pool in
which -he largest copper consumers Of
E:-rooe are represented vas recertl
70 med in Lon on. ard has pu hased 80 g.
600 tons of corp r TIL price paid Is
slightly above the rrevai ing price Il the
market The copper Is to be delivered II
November and December Thc amount
involved Is arn-o~i-nat y S1rGn 90.
which Is 20 be pc ID in Lo dan on d Il q y