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BY MarconI Wireless.

So umbnd. for New York. passed Nantucket
tighiShip al II a, NJ, yesterday.
6s la TouTGine, for New York, was passing
Nantucket hEhtship al tl5 =. N.
Ss FumesslI, for New York, was llS miles south.
east Of Sable Island 81 SsS p, w.,
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IS Arabic, Liverpool. June %.
SIS New York, Southampton. June u.
~ Moltke, Naples, June 10.
IS ElbinH, Hamburg, June is.
SIS Mexico. Vera Cruz. June 81.
IS ManzanilloA Tampico, June y.
SIS Colorado, Galveston. June %.
SIS City OF Memphis, Savannah, June e.
SIS Jefferson. Norfolk. June Is,
IS Algonquin, Jacksonville. June 20.
IS Success. Sabine Pass. June q.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises. .. ...4:27I sun sets. ISL Moon rises II IS
Hob WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .ii:l5 Gov. Island .1i:i7 Hell Gate .ltO
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OF MERIT.

want 10000 70 take title 10 Long Island ocean
front property that will make millions. Subtsrib-
ers TO the above amount will enter AZ actual cost
OF property: viii accept Subscriptions OIL 900 or
moro; have SO 1000 subscribed. Gall oraddresG Room
ii8. ST James Bldg. asa Broadway. New Yorb
FoR sALE-tontrolling interest in West Virginia
brewer: paying ~ dIytaenda Address A. W.
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4 per cent. BOND OF the city at par. The
financial community generally. the letter
continued. would help a move OF this sort,
as its success would stimulate confidence in
all New York city securities,
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MuLTIPHoNE OPERATING COMPANY.

New York. June 20, 1907
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
from net earnings tho tenth regular monthly divi-
dend Of 1 per cent on the par. at the rate OF IL per
cent. per annum on par. payable Monday. July /.
1907. TO all stockholders OF record. May 81, 1901
ial Broadway. New York city.
ISAAC THoRMAN, Treasurer
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BOWLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY.

% Broadway, June 70, 1917,
A quarterly dividend OF hve tl per cent. upon
the capital stock Of this company has this day been
declared payable July lst, 1907. To Stockholders
Of record on the closing OF tho transfer books az "
o'clock noon on Juno 22d, 1907. Books VIII reopen
July I'd. 1907, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS. Secretary.
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busTNEss oPPoRTtNTrIIs-

OPPORTUNITY TO purchase an ESTABLISHED bus.
ness STAPLE that will net S0Ss on invostrne emit.
500. 700 required 20 swing the deh. Having been
associated with thit Company. Tor several years, I
know the business Will make a fortune under proper
guidance. TradeIs established with the best stores
IN all cities of lnportanoo 10 United States, Regis
tered trade mArka alone are worth moro than In
yestment required. over teoo,ooo has been eI-
pended on Advertising and goods are In biz de
Insnd. II Interested address \. d boz 100 sun
once. H .r.r
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SIS CampAniA. from Liverpool for New York.
IS 81. Louis, from Southampton for New York.
SIS Kroonland, from Antwerp for Now York.
S. Caledonia, from Glasgow for New York
Sc Noordhm, from Rotterdam for New York.
So la Provence, from Havro for Now York.
Sc MnnehahA. from London for New YORK.
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MAIDEN LANE SAVINGS BANK

no BROADWAY.
BY order Of the Trustees the semi annual diyi.
dend az the rate Of FOUR PER CENT. PER
ANNUM will be credited on June nth on all sums
OF so and up 10 5000 entitled thereto.
Money deposited NOW and up TO July 10th
will draw interest from July LIST
Deposits received daily from o A. d. 10
Bi80 p, NJ.
Saturdays from q 4. n. TO j p. n.
LOUIS WfNDMULLER, MAURICE MAS
President, Secretary.
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NEW YORK COUNTY NATIONAL, BANK.
New York, juno 9th. 1907,
10TH
The Directors OF this bank have o.day declared
a semi annual dividend Of twenty -f1ve per cent,
payable July lat, 1907, until which date the transfer
O0'A' "" JAMES G. BRowER, Cashier.
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So Philadelphia. al Plymouth from New York.
IS Amerika, al Hamburg from New York.
Sc Ryndam. al Rotterdam from New York.
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BEATS NEW y~ERSEY-ChGrteu cheap for min.
ing manufacturing, railroads. or ether tndyHtnsi
Renee. Former Asst. Sec, State, Dept. 1, Huron,
s. u.
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PRINTING P~LANT-Ouo-hGf interest In o cen.
trAlly located downtown plant; equipped With new
machip type. &C.: excellent opportunity tr
an Ambitious man. Address SAN KENO, fSh Of.
and Contra Park West bon ~. .l
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THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
No. 1875 Broadway, New York City. June %. 1907.
Series A and Series b. of the Wabash Rail.
road Company.
Notice Is hereby given that an interest payment
Of six per cent. (bS0 upon Debenture Mort
gage Bonds, Series A, and OF one per cent. az,
upon Debenture Mortgage Bonds, Series d. hes
been declared by the Board OF Directors out Of
1907. at the ONCE OF the Company. upon presenta.
ton OF Debenturc Mortgage Bonds for the nuroo.e
OF having such payment noted and stamped thereo D..
Bonds bearing assignments executed prior 10
July !, 1907. may be transferred at the Once Of
the Company. and said interest shall thercupon
be payable 70 the registered holder OF the new
bond Issued upon such transfer.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JOHN c. OTTESON, Secretary.
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Coupons due July LIST. 1907. from the GENERAL.
e. COLLATERAL MORTGAGE so BONDS
OF the ICE COMPANY. Will he nnId
upon presentation on and after July Isl. 1901. at
the once OF mESSRS. ROBERT ACL &
II Broadway. New York City.
w. /. BURGESS,
TREASURED.
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PKiNrEks, ATTENTIONt-An e1oepugnSi on.
portunlty Ia offered 70 purchase 4 modern, fully
equipped printing once Of national renoRn, Vaiu
ss,s az Srs nM asms 'ppiendid paying business eyer
iron Bidy.: eoonotlleaiy nun. tt5o weekly payrolls
reasonable rent light and power ground hoor.
Including good will tis,bo0: $500 cash, balance
on liberal terms exceptional opportunity, Ad.
droas ], H box it Sun once. ,-t..
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
10TH DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend OF four per cent. has this
day been declared by the Board OF Directors pay
able on and after July LIST next until which date
II. p. DoREMUS Cashier.
, New York. June list 1901.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

iii Broadway. New York. june Is 100.
The Board Of Directors this day deCl6rtd a quar-
terly dividend OF one and three quarters per ctrt.
upon the preferred capital stock. payable July I'd.
1907. 10 the preferred stockholders OF record st the
close of business on July 9Th. 1907. Checks viii b.
mailed.
Transfer books OF the preferred stock will close
al ~, July 9th. 1901. and reopen July ?2d. 1901.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF "A
CITY OF NEW YORK.

Now lOrK, Juno ,, 100.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared a
seml-annuAl dividend OF II AND ONE- HALF
The transfer books will close at +. NJ. this date.
July LIST, 1907.
CHARLES ii. PATTERSON. Cashier.
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THE MULTIPHONE

Ii has no fixed charges-not even office rent-no
salaries. no pay robust buys instruments as they
are wanted and sets them at once TO earning money.
No instrument can earn less than nothing-if IL
earns anything al all IL earns dividends, because
there are no expenses to eat up receipts.
The actual earnings OF the instruments now In
place are more than four times enough TO meet
every dividend promise we have made.
The field for the Multiphone is practically limit
less, and il will be so while human nature continues
as now and while musical masterpieces have q charm
when exquisitely rendered.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-25

All patrons purchasing orders
amounting to s1.oo or more at my
store will receives per cent discount
on their bills. Kindly give me a
trial. phone "a. George Collins.
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The Name America Is Ours.

Some Of the European members of
The Hague Conference suggested the
other day that the United States rep
resentatives ought to select some 9TH
er designation than that of Ameri-
cans. They said that this term was a
little too expansive for our people, es-
pecially as, at The Hague, there were
representatives of several, other ma
tions of the Western Hemisphere. 1t
is not learned JUS what u repre-
sentatives said in justification of their
claim to the designation. AS there
were delegates present from Mexico,
Brazil, Argentine and II or two
other countries of this continent, u
delegates probably felt some embar-
r~assnlent in defending their use Of
this term for themselves, to the ex-
clusion of their associates from the
other side of the Rio Grande and
the Caribbean.
For several reasons the term
America may be said to belong ex-
.c%lusively to the United States when
the term is restricted to a single ma
ton. The United States is by far the
largest and most influential country
on this continent. 1t has two-thirds
of the population and four-ifths Of
the wealth of the entire Western
Hemisphere. 1t is the Oldest nation
of the new world The example of
the United States is what nerved all
the Latin people here to strike out
for emancipation from European con-
troll, and the United States constitu-
ton and statutes have furnished them
| the model on which they built III
their governments. The United States
stood sponsor for them at the outset
and secured them admission to the
family of nations. We defended then
from assault from abroad. Every
one Of the score of republics of Thu
continent owes its existence as al
| independent nation to the example
and to the protection of the Unitet
| States. In the worlds councils thu
United States talks for all the coun
tries Of the continent.
Long before Mexico, Argentine
Brazil or any of the other nation
on this side of the water were eve
named, Pitt, Burke, George II,@Lor.
North and other British statesme'
who were friendly or hostile to U
called us Americans. So did Loui
XVI, the count of Vergennes, Ffedeel
lex the Great, and all the other OF
world p%otentates who talked about u
Even before the revolt in 1776 tn
thirteen British colonies were Gale
America. The usage of a century an
a half and the solid facts of today WI
prevail. The designation Americ
and Americans as applied to Pres
.dent Roosevelt's country and Poop.
: belong to them, and will stay vii
Observation-Disclosures.
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owners, but we know from previous
elections that these Officials" mod
crates turn out to be vigorous men,
bers of the opposition. They call
themselves moderates in order to es-
cape the unwelcome attention of
the satraps and their secret police.
In the provinces it is not safe for
any man to proclaim himself ever a
constitutionalist. The military gov
ernors and the projects consider this
to be rank treason, for Russia, they
insist. is still an autocracy, and the
business of the duma is simply to
ratify the cars measures and go
through the motions of enacting
bureaucratic projects Of law.
There are indications that the new
ELECTORAL law, which was designed
in the interests Of the large land
lords and the reactionary mobiles, will
largely fail of it's purpose, and thai
about SO per cent of the third duma
will be ''oppositional. The Russian
liberals say that the bureaucracy is
too stupid to make laws even after
its own selfish heart.--Record-Her
| aid.
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His words would have no weight in
international Intercourse across the
ocean, because his country would be
without the strength to defend itself,
charging on the subject of peace.
much less to shape the policy of ma
lions on the seas. The News says
that what must appear to the Japa-
nese as even more disquieting than
the mere transfer of the fleet is the
disposition Of the president to use
it as an argument to support his de-
mand for large increases in u nav
ell force" Another misconception
assuming that Duh navy should be adj
justed to Japan's sentiment rather
than our own position and RESPONSE
bilities.
The navy Of the United States
should be large enough to defend our
W on both Pacific and Atlantic.
We have an immense coast line on
these oceans and must be able tc
preserve a just peace as well as talk
about it. Officers of the peace in
Dallas summoned to enforce the laws
arm themselves as a preliminary, and
for that reason are efficient in be.
half of the public order that is
necessity of peace. Congress viii
not be asked to build a superfuous
naval ship, nor can the building o.
any that are needed to cover all ou1
coasts be construed as a threa
against any other country. At pres
ent Japan's naval strength on thu
Pacific is preponderant enough to pu
us there closely on the defensive
with some of our outlying possess
ions scarcely ~defensible at this time
Providing against this weakness !
a to nobody. 1t is a re
s~traint to any rash war spirit
Globe-Democrat.
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Union ONCE for Job Printing.
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The Russian Elections and the Third
Duma

.-E#.'
Though the interest in the parli-
amentary elections now in progress
in Russia is "ludicrously small, in
the words of correspondents, the
re~actionaries are not proflting by
the general apathy to the extent an
ticipated. In spite of all sorts of
arbitrary restrictions, of bureau GRAFT
lie trickery, of disfranchisement of
leading liberals on absurd technical
p~retexts, of loud boasts and threats
by the ultra-loyalists. the constitu-
tional democratic party and the So
cial democrats are holding their own.
The latest dispatch says that the
town elections in St Petersburg
province have resulted in a complete
constitutional democratic victory.
Some time ago Moscow also went
cadet" And this Notwithstanding
the fact that the party had been
prohibited from holding mass meet.
ings, circulating literature in the in
terests Of its candidates or ever
sending its orators to speak at meet.
ings arranged by other parties.
The workmen are voting for socia:
democrats ard other leftists, while
the peasants are equally anti-gov
eminent. Few members Of theabIacl
hundred union have succeeded il
breaking into the electoral col
| legeg OF the aiding PROVINCES IT 4
!. true that The official reports shoY
large number Of emoderates'
Iamong the peasant delegates and4thl
Representative of the small land
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Do you know LANCE sells good
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Stanley County Coal.

D. Robinson has lately discovered
a vein of coal located eight miles
due north Of Philip. The out-crop
is not extensive, being only a few
inches in length. No excavation,
however, has yet been made to de-
termine the thickness of the vein
underground or the extent of other
veins that may be located at a lower
level. The samples brought into
town show what appears to be a
fuel of exceedingly good quapity-
The discovery of an abundant coal
supply near here would contribute
almost everything to the ~up-build'
ing of a fourishing city where oul
village now stands. A stroke OF
| good fortune such as this would be
has Outlines raised an obscure ham
let to a city of the first magnitude
Philip News.
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The Navy q Peace Protector.

Under the heading of How We Say
One Thing and DO Another, the Dali
las News undertakes to show that
Secretary Taft's speeches in Japan
are weakened by our building OF
more and bigger ~battleships and the
sending of a fleet To the Pacific.
There is a strange delusionsin this
view of the case. If the United
states mas no navy. its secretary
would be laughed at on his tour toi
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Our stock of small musical in
struments, the very choicest selected,
direct from New York importing
house, will be the largest carried in
the state. Baxter & Co.
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Estray Notice.

Two bay geldiYgs branded as fol-
lows: One T diamond on left shout
der; the other, D square on right
shoulder and J on Jaw and left Shout
der. Will pay liberal reward for
information leading to their recov-
cry or delivery to me.
Frank Sullivan.
Rapid City, s. D.
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Our stock Of small musical In
struments, the very choicest selected,
direct from New York importing
house, will be the largest carried in
the state. Baxter Co.
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For Sale.

One secondhand postsnice outfit for
sale cheap. Address, A. Sampson,
(Woonsocket, s.. D.
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For wedding rings, wedding an
sniversary and birthday gifts; see
sTrowbridge. 6s. #
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Union office for job printing.
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For fine job printing call at tn
Union office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
S. P. C. A. ACCUSES DIAMOND
COAL COMPANY'S MANAGER
Charge of Overlooking Team Against
E. r. KeIlam Dismissed-Abuse
Not Allowed, Says the
Defendant

E. R. Kellam president and general
manager of the Diamond Coal company,
was in Justice Pierce's court yesterday
afternoon defending himself in an action
brought against him by the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
1t was alleged by the prosecution that
employees of the coal concern were in
habit of overworking their horses and
refraining from using double teams In
localities where the roads were steep
and hilly.
In response the coal dealer replied that
he was in the habit of employing none
but the most careful drivers to attend
to his hauling. and that it was the first
time that any report had been lodged
against his firm of such a nature.
He stated that whenever he heard of
any driver who had maltreated an ami
NAL in the slightest manner he dis
charged him on the spot. He alleged
that the informing officer who had COM
menced the prosecution was not fully
aware of the facts in the case, or he
would never have caused the arrest.
The team in question had but COM
paratively small load to carry, and be-
cause the horses got stuck a little that
did not necessarily suggest that the
load was too heavy.
The case was dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
LOWER INSURANCE RATES
NEW COMPANY'S PROMISE
Resumption of Schedule Used Before
San Francisco Fire Will Soon.
Take Effect--Merchants
Support Plan

Lower insurance rates are said to be in
store for property owners of Los Angeles
and other California cities The new
rate, which will in reality only be a re-
sumption of the tariff charged before the
San Francisco fire, is said to be the result
of the organization of the new Merchants
Mutual Fire Insurance company of Los
Angeles.
The new company, which has been In
existence only few weeks, is arranging
a schedule which will be 25 per cent lower
than any now in use. After the fire the
rates were raised that amount in all of
the large cities of the state, with the un-
derstanding that the old rates would be
resumed as soon as the San Francisco
claims were settled.
Notwithstanding the fact that the ap-
plication blanks for the new company
have not been prepared yet, there has al
ready been $4,000 of the necessary 100000
subscribed and new applications are COM
ing in every day. At a meeting held in
the rooms of the Retail Merchants ex-
change 5000 was subscribed and consid-
erably more pledged to the new concern.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
ZEE, DISAPPEARED FROM
WYOMING, is SOUGHT FOR
r. A. higgins Asks Aid Of the Police
Follows Clew in Letter Mailed
to Friend from Los
Angeles

R. A. Higgins of Laramie, Wyo., is in
Los Angeles looking for his wife, who
disappeared from his home in that city
August 12, and was last heard of here.
Higgins has requested the police to aid
him in the search He said yesterday
that 1t is probable his wife is living under
her maiden name, Lena Butts. Recently
she wrote a letter to a former friend
In Laramie. This letter was mailed at
station A, located at Downey avenue and
DAILY street. In it Mrs. Higgins said she
was employed in store in Los Angeles.
Higgins says his wife is of nervous
temperament and he believes she left her
home and family on sudden impulse.
The woman is % years of age, feet
tall and weighs about 105 piunds. She is
dark and at the time of her disappear
ance wore a dark suit and round black
hat. She carried with her suit case.
in which was white linen suit, black
silk suit, brown suit and a dark blue
skirt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
CLAMPlTT SENDS TRAIN
TO NEW UTAH OIL FIELD
Will Sink Well for Harper-Schenck-
Montgomery Company on the
Mesa Near Virgin River
Next Week

Samples of crude oil from the Virgin
river fields in Washington county, Utah,
ornament Mayor A. c. Harper's desk.
AS vice-president of the Los Angeles
Utah Oil company the samples answer
inquiries as to what kind of oil is being
produced in that new field This stuff
comes from the wei, adjoining the big
holdings of the Harper r-Schenck-Mont-
gomery company.
Many Los Angeles residents who have
invested In oil stock will be interested
to know that experts say this oil is
Of 25 degrees gravity, carries about "a
per cent sediment, burns readily, is dense
black, and has but little resistance for
refining purposes.
Councilman Z. A. Clampitt field man
ager Of the company, who will send a
freight train loaded with drill apparatus
supplies and Los Angeles laborers to
Utah Monday, expects to drill higher up
on the mesa rather than near the brea
section from which the samples come,
Experts say the gushers are usually
found higher than the surface seepage
point.