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Evening journal., 1907-02-25
RAILROADS WILL
RAISE RATES
To Make Heavy Freight Pay
For Increase in
Wages

Shippers expect an increase in the
price Of soft coal. as the result Of the
decision OF freight traffic managers
concerned with the coal business in
Pennsylvania and Ohio TO put into ef-
feet a general advance in commodity
rates, as a result of increased costs Of
hauling.
Bituminous coal will be the first
commodity affected, and already a
committee has been appointed by the
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio traf-
nc associations to consider a proposal
to advance the freight rates on this
product from three to three and one
half cents a ton mile
Such an increase is considered ne
cessary because Of the high cost OF la
Dor. materials and equipment and a
falling off in the passenger earnings OF
the different railroads. resulting, the
traffic managers assert. from hostile
legislation in several states.
Joseph Wood, vice-president OF the
Pennsylvania Company, is chairman
OF the committee which is considering
the increase. II It is decided TO make
Il. operators look for advances Of from
ten to fifteen cents a ton In the price
bf soft coal.
All the railroads handling the coal
business in Pennsylvania and Ohio will
be affected by the advance II the COM
mittee decides to make II. There are
no doubts In railroad circles about il
being authorized. although when it will
be announced is matter Of conject-
hre, as many interests identified with
the traffic departments of the railroads
lake the position that It would be DIFF
ncult at this time TO raise and main
lain the rates, in view Of the growing
antipathy TO the railroads on the part
II the various governmental and state
commissions.
In defense Of the proposed increase
trafic managers assert that soft Goa
Rays a lower rate a ton mile than dc
most other varieties OF heavy freight
and the advance would make the traf-
&c bear only what IL shGaI In com
parison with the rates charged foi
hther bulk traffic
Increases Of from 10 10 Is per cent
will be made in commodities other thar
soft coal. Just what they will be FOL
zach commodity will be decided a
meetings to be held by traffic manag.
FRS during the next two weeks. In.
treases have been decided on, and al
that remains is the working out of de-
tails. The railroads are a unit I'm th'
belief that they are necessary. Th'
Pennsylvania wage increases nov
amount TO about S1,00O,00O a month
and to meet this the rates are to go up
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
TWO OFFICIALLY
DECLARED INSANE

BY direction Of an order from the Court
Of Chancery Sheriff Harry Stafford on
saturday gathered in his office IN the
County Court House two juries 10 pass
upon the sanity OF Alfred b. Hickman
and Elizabeth Theelman who are now
confined in the Delaware state Hospital
for Insane at Farnhurst
5The unfortunates have been i'm the in.
sti'ution for some time but il was necos
sary TO prove their insanity before thei
estates could be officially looked after. II
each case the jury returned a verdict o
insanity.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
To Look For Rector.
Special to me Evening JournaI

DOVER, Feb. 25.--At a special meet
ing Of the vestry Of Christ p. +. Church
a committee was appointed consisting
of william Denney, General Richard
n. Kenney, Theophilus X. Jones
Henry Ridgely to look into the mat
ter OF obtaining a new rector for the
parish The resignation OF the Rev
George Murray Bond pressed by Rec
tor Bond was accepted with regret
and he will leave on the fifth sunday
after Easter 70 take UP his residence
IN Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Cod at Tho Breakwater.
Special 10 The Evening Journal

IEwEs. Feb. 25.- Delswareans are
greatly pleased over the appearance in
large numbers of Goldfish AZ the
Breal0water Quantities or this fine
fresh fish have been caught at the
Breakwater and the Hen-and-Chicken
shoals for the last fortnight Because
the sea appears 10 be so fun OF fine
fish. there are several movements on
foot at Lewes 10 organize stock
company to operate steam launches
and power boats 70 gather up in guam
titles the fresh food fish and CLAIMS
which are here IN abundance.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Each Lamb Has Two Mouths.
Special to INC Evening Journal,

DOVER, Feb. 25.-The latest freak
animal reported in existence on the pc
ninsula Is in the woolly family. Two
lambs have been born on the farm OF
Walter Smith. on Kent Island. They
are now six months old and well.
Each OF these animals has two mouths.
Each extraordinary mouth IS located
on or under the angle Of the lower jaw,
and both lambs can eat as we'll with
the additional mouth as with the nor
nal organ Of mastication and supply.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Pastor Mowbray Wanted at Lswes.

Special 20 The EVenlng journal.
LEWES. Feb. 25.-Dr William r.
Mowbray, pastor OF Bridgeville NJ. f..
Church, ana a brother of Presiding
Elder Alpheus S. Mowbray Of the VIII
mington district. has accepted a call.
subject to the ruling Of the bishop. j.
+. Berry, in the matter to become pas
tor OF Lewes NJ. f. Church. He has
served Bridgeville for six years.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
REAL ssrATE EoR SALE.

FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street. Apply 20 owner. COZ
Washington street. f1O-im
FOR SALE-Housc s. W. Cor. Ord and
Jackson; rooms aud bath. Modern i'm.
provements. Terms reasonable. Apply on
premises. f6-tf
FOR SALE-A hrickyard az Eddystone
near Chester Pa WIN sell cheap. Apply
Fields and Co., Eleventh and Concord
ave-. Chester. la. f2i-6t
FOR SALE CHEAP Stock and nNlures
of grocery store Including horse and
wagon and good will of store. For pa.
ticulars apply 20 D. C.. Bradford Jr l0i
Market ST.. Wilmington. or Emory Baise-
ly. Henry Clay. Dol. f,-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

TO the United States Government. and
a is Thought that this includes the nec-
essary land to build the much larger
canal required by a national ship ca
nal enterprise.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Poor Show for
The DyspeptiC
Poisoned Stomach, clossed Brain, Wa.
vsrins Ambition, Failure-UnIess
He seizes His Opportunity.

There's no good reason for any mans
remaining dyspeptic-a burden TO him
self and family, when he should be a
producer.
There's only one reason why he has been
a dyspeptic and that Is because he has
overworked his stomach so that it can
not secrete the juices and work the mus
cies necessary 20 digest the food.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
COURT AFTER ADDICKS
Newport Business Man Seeks in Vain
10 Collect a Debt.

NEWPORT. Feb. 25.-One Of the
best-known business houses here has
tried in vain to reach ]. Edward Ad-
dicks. OF Delaware, to collect a debt.
Finally It appealed 20 the Superior
Court Of Rhode Island. The courts
order. just issued reads:
"Notice is hereby given to you, J.
Edward Addicks. that you appear be-
fore this court at the court house IN
Newport. on or before March 4. 1907
and make answer 20 suit, or judgment
viii be taken against y,Il as default
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
NOTICES

I HAVE blanks for claim pensions under
act Of February 1907. VIII be pielsed "a
furnish 20 applicants. G. II. HOLLIS,
East Ninth street. f115t
DO THEY AcHEl W. II. JACOB
chlropodist Corns removed without pain.
% cents. 10i West Seventh street.
je6-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
EEafsffF's dfbfiI.
ofsee or the Rorls,er Of we,.

office OF the Register Of wills.
New Castle Co. Del, Ian. H. 1907.
Upon the application n Mary A. Smith.
OF Elmira III Smith late
OF Wilmington hundred IN said county.
deceased. itlis ordered and directed ~
the Register OF Wills that the Admnis-
tratriX aforesaid give notice 81 granting
Of letters OF Administration unon
the estate 0f the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 20 be posted wi h.
ia forty days from tho dare of such Lett
the county OF New Castle. requiring an
persons having demands fgainsf the es-
tate 10 present the same, nr abide by an
act OF assembly IN such case made aud
provided; and also cause the SAME 70 be
Inserted within the same period IN The
IN Wilmington. Del. aud TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. %. A.
Given under the hand ana seal
of office Of the Register of wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington. IN New
(SEAT1 Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register OF Wills
NOTICE
Notice ia hereby given that Letters OF
Administration we're IN due FORM OF law
granted unto the undersigned. on tie
Fourteenth day Of January. A. D.. 1877,
and that ai persons having claims against
the estate ~ the deceased must ureftnt
the same, duly attestcd. 70 the said Ad
ministratrN. on or before the fourtecual
Assembly In such case made md pro-
MARY a. SMITH
Admlnistratrix.
Address, Mary A. Smith. Wilmington Del.
ii6-9t-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
CARPET WEAVING.

BEST RAG CARPETS In the United
States, wove well. look we'll. wear we'll
An kinds woven TO order. GEO. w. MAN.
SHALL. 202ik Monroe ST. os-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.


BUCKMAsTER BROTHER a co.
Electrical Contractors and Jopbers
Estimates Furnished. e21 Market =
u. a A. PHONE 29c6A nFTN. 1871
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE OF
Personal PROPERTY.
The undersigned Will oner az public salo
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1877 at
II o'clock a. m., IN Mil Creek hundred,
near Eastbur's Lime Quarres, personal
property consisting OF household goods
dairy nxturcs aud farming implements
head Of horses and colts. 90 head Of
cattle. 20 hogs. ducks and chickens.
owing to the great amount Of property
TO be sold. the sale will begin promptly at
Il o'clock.
Torms-Au sums under $50 cash. For
nii sums Of so or over, credit OF nino
months viii be- given, by the purchaser
giving "a bankahio note with an approved
ondorser.
+ n-st FRANK V. wHrrEMAN.
PUBLIC SALE.
Tho aubsoribcr about 20 rclnQuish farm-
inr will aoll at his residence. ON inc Wall
tor's farm. near Grcenvnle Christana
/ hundred. Del, on
'1 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY. g. 1907,
AZ ofrinplt ehqrp 3 head OF horses NO
Rock. 8 wears old. weighs 400 lbs. well
| broken. single or double. No. 2 Lady, nay
I mare 10 years old win do any thing any
I other horse cam do. weighs 1900 lhs. No. D
Bess. brown mare la years old. weighs l.t
/ lbs s head good cows, some frcsh hnu
| others close springera. one or these cow
is a registered Holstcln with bun eali ns
/ hcr side entitled 20 register; , hciiers \
] shoats . brood qOwH. will farroW March
I eO. 400 chickens and pckin ducks. Farm
/ ing implements of all hndsi sets wasor
/ harness. carriage harness, collars an,
lbridles. hay ~ the ton. corn by the nuahei
acres OF wheat IN the ground; potatoe'
lhy the hushei Household goods. Terms
3 months credit wall be given. per cent
or for cash on all credit sums; r,,
sudham and Son, Auct.
Ellis Hicks. clerk fl9-z-2a--e
PUBLIC SALE.
Thc subscriber intending 10 quit farm
hing VIII Sell his cntirc stock ana Farming
4 Implements without reserve, at his resi-
Z denco on tlic road leading from Hare
r Corner to Chflstana, IN New Castle hun
1rhaDAy. FEBRUARY. %, 1907.
AZ O'Clock a. M,
Il head Of good home-raissd horses ami
colts. go head Of home raised cows som
r fresh and others close springers.
q one fine stock bull. years old. p hroo
Z rows. viii be In by day OF sale, Is goo
, i-hoats. 2 farm WAGONS, with bed and rig
lrlng. market wagon, Sellers family car
lriagp in good order. sleigh and bells, Nc
lCormiclg binder ana mower. both In goo
order; drills. harrows. cultlvators plows
roller horse rake. 10 sets Of harness. col
llars and brides 90 grain BAGS, platform
sraief hay fork and rope.
No. Sharplesa Tubular Hand Separator
capacity $50 pounds per hour, used on
year
800 bushels OF corn. half interest IN ?
lacrca OF wheat IN the ground Household
iand kitchen furniture. Many articles TO-
numerous 10 mention.
Aii sums of $50 ana under cash. over tina
lamount a credit Of nine months will b
given. per cent. on for cash on credl
sumA
HARRY II. HANCE.
Geo. =. Davis. Auc. fls-20-22-25
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
SUSSEX Teachers, Meeting.

Teachers local institutes for Sussex
county will be held al Milford on
March !, and Lewes on March 5.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

-
MONEY 40 LOAN on desirable hfst
mortgages on city properties IN amounts
IA suit HAWKINS a co, ne MarkeS St.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Help wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl or elderly lady for gem
eral housowork. three In family. $3.50 TO
$500 per week. Good home for right party.
Address J. L. W., +. o. Box a55, VIE
mington, Del. f23-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.


LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE 1T RUN
OF write for Information.
VI. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
FARMS Foa SALE.

Buy A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE,
Best States for profitable farming Son
adapted 20 great variety Of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices Tor your pro-
ducts. Farm lnnda In these States my
speciality, sold and bought. Write fot par
ticulars. RAYMOND G., FRICIf, ll0z r. n.
Trust Bid, PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
HELP wANrEp--MALr.

------e------e--e
wANTED-Two or threo good amateurs
Apply Ia writing to A. M. Starr, care
Grand Opera House. iso-tf
WANrED-A white cook and waitress TO
assist with washing, girls for houscwork,
child's nurse. good wages, a man and vile
for the country. German Intelligence Of
hce, 500 Madison st fli-f
WANTED-Good man TO solicit business
for a reliable furniture house. Reference.
Address L. H., Evening Journal Onice.
n5-tf
WANrED-Amateur acts address Mgr.
Savoy Theatre. srd and King sts. Opening
night. Monday February %. Amateur
nights every Tuesday and Friday. First
prize gold watch. f2itf
wANTED-For the U. S. Marine Corps;
men between ages 81 and 80. An oppor-
tunlty to see the world. For full nforna-
ton apply In person or by letter 90 u. s,
Marine Corps Recruiting Ornoe, Post on.
flee Building. Wilmington Del. jgo-s0t
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Eoa 80


FOR sAT.T--pIivate sale OF household
furniture at SO Washington street Call
In tho evenings fe1-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

FOR SALE Desirable lot on Eighth
avenue. 20 by 50 feet Apply eo7 Washing.
ton street. fii-eod-im
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

In looking over the various farces
which have fitted their light fantastic
way before the public gaze, an Impair
tial and unbiased judgment would
award first prize as a good thing to
"McFadden's Row or Flats" This
frolicsome hodge-podge OF the stage
comes to the Lyceum on March 4,
and 6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
w. c. 7. u. Meeting.

Tho Womens Christian Temperance
Union will meet this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the Y. NJ. G.. a. parlors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
PROMOTIONS AMONG
NOR-COMS AT THE FORT
Orders Issued Making A'tilerymen
Gunrers, Gun Pointers. Sergeants,
and Corporals.

Promotions have been announced
among the non-commissioned officers
and enlisted mon at Fort Mon 90
during the past few days ms follows;
Fortyfirst company-to he gun
mmandc,-Scrscan Tony r. Mon
roe; to be gun pointer, Sergeant Nun.
ray Shelton.
Thirteenth company-to be gun
Deavy: to be observer. first class
Corporal Herbert l.. Jolly; to be gun
pointer. Corporal William c. Bennett
Sixth company-to be gun com
mandct@Sergeant George Slavens: ia
he observer. second class, Corporal
William Hcbbcrt.
Sixty-ninth companJ-to be gun
Communicates Stephen j
Knowles; 10 be gun pointer. Sergcan;
Everett Sccrcst; to be observer, sec
ond class ut Rattle Commanders Sta
lion Serscantmajor William A.
Woodlcf. junior grade: to bc plotter
fire commanders station. first class
command. Sergeant Major John p.
Dlchl. junior grade.
Thirty-fifth company-to be cor
poral-Lancc Corporal Frank l.. Mar
shall
Forty-first company.to l.9 scr
scant-Cornoral Brmpass NJ. Oakley
Seventy-third company-to be cor
poral Wilbur f. Smith.
Sixth company-to be gun pointer
Sergeant Oscar Allison; to he co.
moral. Henry 3. Sampson, Charles II
Byrum.
Thirty-firth company-to bc gun
nointer-Corporal John r. Richard.
SON
scvcnty-third company-to be gun
commander Sergeant Kills New
man.
Ono hundrcdth and eighteenth com
pany-to he gun communicates
gennt benjamin X. Marrow
Musician Charles T. Barnes, of The
sixty-ninih company has been trans
fercd to the Fourth Coast ARTILLERY
band
Fo-ty-first company-to he gun
pointer Quartcrmastc. Sergeant
Willis r. Duprcc.
Sixth COMPANY Ito be corporal
Private John A. Hall.
Foity-ffih company-to be pun
Sergeant John w. Black.
bum, Corporal William a. Rush.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

Fresh lot of Iivacinths. Tulips. Jon
uuils. f'rcisias aud Chinese Lily Bulbs
also Giant Pearl Onion Sets for sale
at George II. Woods. 9-26-12t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Mrs. Lancer Il Imnrovino

Mrs. George II. Lancer. wife of Capt.
Lancer who was operated upon for
appendicitis, was reported as doing
niccly Yesterday and her rapid re-
covory Is now eXpected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

hicd IN the auditorium and after ,
short hut interesting business scs
sion. were entertained by MIR. A. w
Hawks, the huniorlst. from baltimore
Mr.. Hawks well sustained his It'll,
ID sunshine Hawks. and hia adj
dress ANA witticisms proved the rca
feature of tho evenings entertain
mcut
AZ tho business session of the Nom
bcrs five directors were chosen. as
follows: Mcssrs. Robert l. Mason. NJ
{. Ransonc, Charles llcwins, j. f.
Rowe and j. ID. Miller.
The reports OF the officers of the
Association We're read and caused
much applause, as the Association was
shown To be In better condition than
1t has boon for many years
Following the business meeting OF
the members the board of directors
met and reelected tho officers for
the coming year as follows:
PRESIDENT Mr.. George A. Schnoly.
Nicc presldent-Mr w. w. Wood.
ward. .'i,lE1Asna
Secretary Nj. otto I.ackcy. 'A'
Trcasurcr-Al James NJ. Cumming.
The members Of the ladies' nuxlia.
ny served the members and their
guests with tempting refreshments.
During The evening President Geo.
A. Schmcla made an exceptionally
strong address. In which he urged tho
Young men TO push forward the work
Of the Association and promised To
give II his best support
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
MORE FIRE FIGHTERS
FOR THE WEST END
Twenty-four of the Young Men in That
Sectibn Met Last Night and
Formed Hose Company.

Iwenty-iour young men of the West
End met in the enginchousc last night
and organized II new fire company, to
be known as the West End Hose COM
pany. Chief w. j. Weymouth. of the
Hampton department. was chosen the
chief Of the new organization.
Tho other Officers elected were:
Foreman-H. A. Powell.
First assistant foreman-Thomas
Second assistant orcman-Huntcr
rignor.
Director of hose-Gcorgc Guy.
Secretary-trcasurer- II. Wood
Executive conmttce-H. a. Powell,
George Guy. Thomas Sheehan Jesse
Topping. Hugh Barney and Milton
Moore.
The company will meet again next
Tuesday night when the bylaws and
will be taken mp and
adopted
The following are the charter mem
bcrs: II. II. Wood, Archie Davis,
Shcchan, Floyd Watson. Ar
thur Brinklcy. Il. A. Powell. Robert
Patrick, Jesse Topping. Milton Moore.
Isley Pcarsall, Hugh Barney. Alexan-
der Charles. j. w. Patrick. George
Guy, Roy Winder. II. A. Powell. Geo.
Wilson, Parker Nottingham. Hunter
Tignor. Henry Fraser, I. Dunn, X. w.
Windcr and Elliott II. Hudgins.
The West End section Is a rapidly
growing community and the young
men believe that the new fire organ
ization will prove a big convenience
to the property owners as we'll as a
source of pleasure and enjoyment To
the members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
MISS ANNIE RICHARDSON
WILL BE MAID OF HONOR
Daughter of Former Mayor j. W..
Richardson Honored by General
Stewart

Miss Annie Richardson. the daugh-
ter of Former Mayor and Mrs. John
Wesley Richardson, has been appoint
ed maid of honor for the First Con
grcssional District to the grand camp
reunion of the Virginia Confederate
Veterans in Norfolk. Miss Richard
sons appointment was made by Grand
Commander William H. Stewart upon
the request of Colonel George w.
Nclms, assistant inspector general OF
the First District.
Miss Richardson, who is a most at
tractivc young woman, is well fitted
TO represent the district at the grand
camp. Her father. Mr. j. w.
Richardson, served with distinction
throughout the Civil war in the Con
fedcratc army, and Miss Richardson
has always been an ardent worker in
the circles of the Daughters of the
Confcdcracy.
The grand camp will hold It's ses-
sion from October % TO 20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Rali,r1orn rrot.uce

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 3O.-Tlour
firm unchanged.
Whcat-wcak spot contract 1OI1A
ass.
corn-weak, spot mixed CoM@M;
white 70K.
Oats steady, No. mixed 5a@5i.
Rye-iirmer. No. 2 Western domcs
tic % bid.
Butter-firm, unchanged, fancy imi
tation 2iss25; creamery 30G3l; ladlc
22M23; store packed lS@20.
Eggs-steady, unchanged 2iM25.
Cheese-new firmcr. large 10; flats
10; small 15A.
Sugar--unchangcd coarse granulat.
ed $40; fine BIO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Money.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Moncy ON
call. stronger and higher: 5mGk per
cent; ruling rate 4; closing bid o;
offered ut 5la. Time loans firm aud
quiet; 60 days 5is to 53t per cent.
and 90 days az to { per cent; six
months per cent asked. Close;
Prime mercantile paper per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with nctunl
business in bankers bill nj iS5506D
iS3.55 for demand, and al iS2M4S2.05
FOR sixty day bills. Commercial bills
4Sl9sG4Slis Bar silver G7lh. Mcxi-
can dollars 523s. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Hard Times in Kansas.

The old days of grasshoppcrs ana
drouth are almost forgotten in tho
prosperous Kansas of today: al
though a citizen OF Codcll, Ea.l Sham
burg, has not vet forgotten a hard
time he encountered. He says: 81
was worn out and discouraged by
coughing night and day. and could
find no relief tin tried DR. Kings
New Discovery. 1t took less than
one bottle 10 completely curc me-
The safest and most reliable cnugh
and cold remedy and lung and throa'
healey over discovered. Guaranteed
by all Druggists.
soc and Sl.0o. Trial bottle free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Brisk Show Of Recovery Followed
by Sinking Back TO Mood
Of Uncertainty.
PROFESSIONALS HEAVY SELLERS
Punishment Administered to Shorts
in Canadian Pacific Illustrated in a
Thirteen Point Rise-The Dispo.
sition of Bears to Cover Elsewhere
Was Emphasized--Bo Bonds Irregular.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. Sept 30,-Thc move.
mont of prices in the stock market
today was regarded as due rather to
The adjustment of speculative con
tracts amongst professional operators
than to amy new view of the cond-
tons. The professionals were heavy
sellers on the short side last week.
and they took advantage of the out
side selling attracted over the week
emf To cover extensive snort limos
today
The selling induced by last weeks
sharp decline was most pronounced
today for London account. From the
lower lever of prices ut the start there
was Il brisk recovery and show of
vigorous strength for time but with
4 reduction of the short interest, and
the satisfaction of the demand from
That source the market sank back
into a mood of uncertainty and of
irregular fluctuations.
Effect on Money Market.
The money market reelected the
preparation for the October settle
mcnts as is usually the case on the
last day of The month. The punish
ment administered TO the shorts in
Canadian Pacific was illustrated in n
IL point rise in that stock and the
disposition of bears to cover else
where was emphasized
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value. Sl.S6G.000. u. s. bonds
w.t.o ,1pnhnnno,I M ,un
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Mrs. Emma Greene Dead

News has boon received IN llamp.
ton of the death of Mrs. Emma Jane
Greene. wife of Mr.. Charles Greene,
who was for many years the assistant
treasurer mt ahc National Soldiers
Home. Mrs. Green and her daughters
were we'll known on the Virginia Pc.
uinsiln