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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday, May 1s, 1907.
Arrived,

~ Arrived.
Steamer Teespool (Br.). Pearson,
GaIveston-to White Oak Coal Com
pany for bunker coal. Vessel entered
by Furncss, Witty e Company Ltd.
Cleared.
Steamer Almora (Br), Turner,
Elasgow-=United States Shipping
Company.
\ Barge Ivie for New Bedford-White
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Rlverview Baptist.

Rev W. II. Kecfe. pastor of the
Riverview Baptist church, will preach
this evening at o'clock OH the sub
ject, "a Suicidal Question: Is Life
Worth Living?" Sunday school will
noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Trinity Lutheran.

Rev. e. A. Shenk, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, will preach
today on the following subjects.
Morning, "The. Office and Work of
the Holy Ghost" evening, "Paul's
First Altar" Mr.. w. A. Benjamin
will sing during the morning service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
ST. Vincent,s Catholic,

Services will be held at st. Vim.
cents Catholic church today as fol-
lows: First mass at o'clock; Sec
ond mass at 1890 o'clock; Sunday
school at 3 o'clock; vespers and
benediction of the blessed holy sac
rament at 1880 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Maaruder Camp.

There will be special meeting o.
Magrudcr Camp, Confederate Veto
rams, at the city hall Tuesday night
Mt o'clock, The matter Of attend
Ing tho reunion at Richmond will b,
discussed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Second PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. ] II. Moore, of Pocomoke
City, Md, will occupy the pulpit OF
the Second Presbyterian church this
morning and evening at the usual
hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

Government building A was crowd.
oil this afternoon rudlng the display
OF tho stercopticon pictures repre-.
scntins various Indian scenes. The
spectators seemed much pleased with
the exhibition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

| "io. II. bOShiil TcluTnou
! from a visit to relatives In Rich.
mond.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton, OF Rich.
mond. arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon to be the guests of DR..
and Mrs. A. C. Jones, $500 West
avenue.
John w. Daniel Chapter, Daugh-
tors of the Confederacy, has received
an Invitation from the IIampton
Chapter to participate in the me-
mortal exercises at st. Johns church
next Wednesday afternoon ut 4
o'clock
| Mrs. Frank Lodewick entertained
the North End Card Club Friday ev.
ening.
Miss Thompson, of Wilmington,
! Del, Is the guest of Mrs. Benson In
North End.
| Mrs. L. C. Branch, OF Norfolk, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Lodewick In
North End.
Mrs. II. B. Bailey has returned from
",
at his home on James river, several
miles above the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. SPRINGFIELD, of
| baltimore, are the guests of Mr..
Strinefield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Springfield.
Miss Alice Morgan has returned
! from visit to Baltimore and Wash
ington.
! Miss Grace Rhodes has gone to the
mountains to spend the summer.
Missi Elizabeth Meredith has re.
turned from n visit to Raleigh, N. G.
Miss Charlotte Phillips left yester-
/, day for Philadelphia to spend Il
month.
!, Miss Lottie Elliott, of Wheeling
4 w. Va, is the guest of her cousins,
! the Misses Brown, on the Boule-
ward.
| There Will lie "thimble bee" for
the benefit of the public library fund
ut the home of Mrs. Dewitt Crane,
on Forty-eighth street from 3o'clock
/ to o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
| Cards have been received In this
city announcing the marriage of Miss
Susan Hunter Kensil Grant, daugh-
! ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Grant
of Philadelphia and Mr.. Edward
Chester Stanley The ceremony took
place ut Philadelphia on Thursday,
May 0.
| Miss Grant lived in this city for
several years and Is well and IA
vorably known here.
Mr.. Robert l.. Davis returned yes.
! terday from the University College of
/ Medicine, Richmond. to spend the
summer months with his parents,
Councilman and Mrs. II. Lee Davis,
on Thirty.fourth street.
Mrs. John Humphrey has returned
I, from Washington, where she was call
Mr.. Bernard Wray has returned
from Augusta, Ca, where he has
been for several months.
DR.. Merritt Healey. of Richmond,
arrived here yesterday to visit his
mother.
Mrs. p. p. Huston, of Anchorage,
KY, is visiting her neice. Mrs. II. H.
Epes. 119 Twenty-seventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Black, Of
OF Lynchburg, are the guests
of Mrs. Blacks sister, Mrs. William
Graham Scott, in fifty-second street
| Mr.. Black is in charge of the de-
I! partment OF history and education
/, at the jamestown Exposition.
OPENS CAMPAIGN IN EAST END.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Calvary Baptist.

Regular services will be held at
the Cavalry Baptist church today at
the usual hours. The pastor, Rev.
A. A. Butler, will preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Maple Avenue Sunday School.

Rev. Il. A. Shenk, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church. will preach
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at n room
on Maple avenue In which a Lutheran
Mission Sunday school is conducted
eyery Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
East End Christian.

Az the hast End Christian church
today the pastor, Rev. Murdoch w.
Butler will preach at IL a. M. and
8 u. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
First Presbyterian.

The pastor, Rev. e. II. Wexford,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
Church today at the usual hours, IL
o'clock a. III. and o'clock p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
The Sixth Day

Pabst brews beer five days
of the week-thc sixth day
is cleaning day.
Tanks, watts, kettles and
pipes are thoroughly clcansed and
aterilized. Only pure, filtered
water and scalding steam are used.
Floors, walls and ceilings are
scrubbed and secured. Cleanliness
is absolutely imperative everywhere,
for Pabst knows that the only way to
brew clean beer is to keep the brew
cry spotlessly clean.
And one-sixth of the time Pabs:
considers none too much to insure
positive cleanliness in the b.cwing OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Oak Coal Company
Sailed

Steamers Amsteldyk (Dtch), Van
Der Heuyel. Norfolk and Rotterdam
and Amsterdam; Teespool (Br,), Pear
son, Hamburg; Ecclisla (Br), Dor
mond, Savannah.
Schoone.s William II. Yerkes. Nc.
liver, Portland; Henry Wilmington,
Thomas, Bangor: Massasoit. Tulloch,
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

ploted. Much progress has been
made upon this structure In tho last
few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

Tho Twcnty-third Infantry gave Il
guard mount on Leo Parade this
morning ut 1880 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
PaEst
BlueRiEstoonl
The Beer Of Quality

OF S<usHty
Stop and realize for one moment
what this sixth day means to you.
First-the knowledge that Pabst
Blue Ribbon is clean beer.
Second the assurance that Pabst
Blue Ribbon is brcwed under as per
feet conditions as exist in your own
kitchen, where the balance of your
food is prepared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19
Calendar for Today.
Calendar for Monday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. II. e. Boykin has returned
from n visit to relatives In Rich.
mond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Black, OF
OF Lynchburg. are the guests
of Mrs. Blacks sister, Mrs. William
Graham Scott. in fifty-second street.
Mr.. Black is in charge of the de,
partment of history and education
at the jamestown Exposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

The Canada building is nearly com.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

There Will lie ''thimble bee" fol
the benefit of the public library fund
ut the home of Mrs. Dewitt Crane
on Forty-eightll street from 3o'clocl
to o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-19

The cadets of tho North Carolina
Military Academy, Coltrcl Jones
commanding, gave n company drill
on Lee Parade this afternoon mt Q
p. m.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
Garlple nnb ntr Stlbltmorotr.

Nus benz lesten 2.bensiabre bes be.
riibmten en9liI9en @eididtsforf4ers
abpmas gorIple (1795 1857 tpirb.
foIsenbe 4aratteriitifne Gpifpbe bes
rihtet: ginss Sases erfhien garlple
in Der 2onboner 1ibliotbet am ct.
syames plaee, beren Griinbuns banpts
fGdli9 iein'n Bemibuneen gu banten
mar, lieB ii9 einen Banb bon Wipts
leps r@ei9i9te Der Nieberlanbe@ bolen
unb plouberte, tpGbrenb er auf ben be-
iteHten Banb partete, nit benz Buhers
mart 6arrifon, als beibe burn einen
Tal unb Rnan i'm Nebenaimmer aufe
gefhredt purben. Der 0eitber pers
Horbene 9arrifon) elite in ben uns
itpbenben Naum unb fanb bort einen
nod atbmenben iunsen Mann auf benz
Boben. Der Singing bate iih einen
Banb BON George 9enrp 2etpes' .@es
f9i9te Der pbilofopbie1 beitelt unb,
dls Der Mnseitellte ibn mittbeilte, hnB
Der Banb ausgelieben lei, cine piitqle
aug Der 1aldf geaosen unb fih ais
Merger iiber feline GnttGufhung eine
Rusel burh ben Ropf seiagt.
garlDle mar bo9betast unb menfhz
liden Dorsdnsen seseniiber sleidsil@
tig getporben. Inter ben burm ben
@elbitmorb bes 9efu1ers bsitiiraten
Mn!pefenben mar CT babsr Der ein3ige,
ber feline Raltbliitigfsit beipabrte. Gr
fhritt Iangfam auf Die Gruppe gu, bic
fih um ben GeIbftm0rber ben,iibte,
aber nur um ben Mnseftelten, Der ibm
ben beftellten Banb brinefn follte, ipes
gen bes Nersuss CUR Hebe gu itellen.
Mls man ibn BON benz Worfan IN
Renntnib febte. bemertte er brummig:
$50, 70, bermutbli9 einer Der GDbne
bes ~. Ood nun brinst mir metn
BuA!"
2lls Elm Mrst sebolt unb bic 2eide
entfernt tporben mar, erbielt ber pbis
Iofopb enbIi9 ben geipiinfdten Banb.
rGs 1T Elm iebr fbdbiger 8anb, :
fnurrte garlnle in feiner fhottiIhen
Munbart, .binbet i'm nit. elmer
@hntr biibfh 5ufammen unb fsib
niht 70 niebergef9lagen!" Damn
fhritt er. ale feline gebanfen auf feint
geiftige Mrbeit gerid)tet, aus benz mil
Wleniden angtfii1ten Gaale unb begdE
Ifih in feline in Gbelfen selegene Mobs
nung. Gs lei, nm bic @lei9siltigfeii
bes pbilofopben ms ridtise 2idt 81
riidn1, nod bemertt, baB Der grpBbatsr
bts StlbitmDrbers elmer Der eng1ten
GreInbe garIDles unb Elm berDors
Irngenber 6hriftieller 5ur 3eit Georga
I'LL unb @eorgs IV. mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
Gin mtrk,uhroiser e5ufau.

SIM Winter 1906 1907 bate Naz
poleon fein 9auptquartier beim @raz
fen Oobna auf s5intenitein aufge5hlaz
gen; feline Golbatesfa branefalirte bic
8etpobner Der llmeebung oft in bruz
talfter Wei{e. g1amentli1 bdtte bon
ben 5olbater ou9 Elm sr6flid Dohz
na'i9er. 5Driter al leioen, unb biefer,
Elm ebemaliger Sffiaier i'm Gelbjdserz
Megilnent unter benz Dberften b. Oort,
bem na9nlaligen Gelbmarf9an, be-
lhlob, blutige Hade On Napoleou ai
neEmen. Dem Goriter mar befannt,
bab 8pnaparte an jsIem Sage In bic
naben WGlber rift, unb 10 barrte er
benn eines MDrgens, bi9t am Mege
binter Bdumen beritedt, ber Mnfnnft
Der GabaIfabe. Der GDriter, Elm auss
geoei9neter Ghiibe, leste beim Naben
Napo[eons bas @epebr an, nabm
baarfdarfes giiir, bu iebte {id, gerabe
i'm Mngenblid, dls er dbbriiden tpollte.
cine Me1pe 1uf feline Naie unb itah
i'm. St i9lug iie tobt unb tpOllte nun
i1ieben; bod jebt mar ber Inn @a<
lDpp sefdebene NDrbeiritt fdon erfOlst
unb 10 bic Gelegenbeit aum @dui1e
Derpdbt. Gie febrfe aud nie tDieber.
Der syDrifer bsbielt biefen~M ~Mnfdlas nuf
Napoleons Qtben fir iidb; nidt eins
nal feline ndmften Mngeb0risen batten
| cine Mbnung bacon. grft nls Il duf
| benz 1obfenbette lag, gernbt am Wetbs
nadtsbeilignbenb 1890, Bat Il feinen
gr6fIiden 6errli 81 fin unb tbeiltt ibm
has sSnterule33c, bds BON iptitgd d9i2tr
| lIimtr Nebeutang bdttt iptrbsn tDnner,
Init. 3ptt &tnn6tn bsrduf ifdrb 4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08

GsroIbud i5rfr 9ssnroan,en ammeS
ns,itu @oum beanifrudten.
Nur bic 8. Hoxcagnie, Bic bon
allen ::=:eitous am trtntaItsn sgrcnt.
nG1cns iitte urr Bic se,irssss NnSotl
bon pDrtrd1tn be5ob .onl foil iittS
HroflDs birt unh ipurbe boder hem
ibrigen aompasnisn ftets dls ltuhs
tenbes geifpitl binseFellt. .csa. n,eiae
6erren,1 bieB es, ,,lpenn es bic 8. Nonls
pagnie fertis bringt, bonn muiien es
bic anberen audi fertig blinsen.~
Mber bic 8. Rompagtlie bate ipeber
ftrommtre nod inteuigenttre 2eute tpie
bic onberen. fDnbsrn MIR eineH fdlaues
rem 6auptmann, unb ibr GDitenl. nit
benz lie ffets gut burdtam, mar ets
griinbet duf einen fleiren Mbidb aus
ber Gbrenbe5eiguns sDori6rift. pelder
alfo Iautet:
r1rogen @nlboten einen of6beren
@egenitanb, 10 geben lie itatt hes
sFrontmahens in 6aItung bpriiber.~
Desbalb bate Der tlIse gbef cine
Mnaabl Riithen onfertieen loffen, fir
iebes 3imner zines. ipelde i i,ad Be-
barf Bel Nussdngen ben lngei9ids
teiten Netruten unb folhen Qeuten
mitgeaeben tpurben, pelbe poraus{iht.
li4 ben Weg bes Meeimentsfpmmans
beirs freuaen muBten unb b.rdrt ouss
gerii1tst niemals in bic Qage tommen
fDnnten, cine unri4tige gbrenbe5tis
aunq 3u ertpeifen. a
Dieie RiHden fiibrten ben be5eid.
nenben Nomen r@riibtiittn1 unb nn>
rem nntiirliheripeife cine in Der Rontt
pagnie iebr belitbte Ginrihtung, duf
ipel1e man nint tpenie ftol3 mar.
Seine Greellena fhienen aber, na4>
bem Der bobe 9err iiber bic Bebeutung
Der geb.imniBnollen @egenftdnbe aufs
getldrt mar. anberer Mniiht au fein,
unb f9on am nGhften Sage purben
bic f90nen ipeiben aifthen, tDslhe bis=
ber, namentlia an Gonntag=glah
tagen, ftolae Besleiter fdmuder Mus%
tetiere. tparen. au orbinGren 9ebdltnifs
fen fir Wihfe unb fonitise pusartitel
besrabirt unb cine sr0Bere Mn5abl
photographer beg germ Oberiten fir
bic 9. Rompasnie beiteut. BON bems
felben 3eitpunft an mahte fih ai9
cine sr0bere Worliebe Der Mbri9ter
fir Giniiben Der gbrenbe5etsungen in
Der Rompagnie bemertbar, unb bas
Strafbuh itanb balb nidt mebr bins
ter bsnen Der iibrisen Rompasnien allz
rid. ia es fhien benz 3errn Regiz
mentsfommonbeur immer aur gang
befonberen Genustbuuns au gerei4en,
tpenn ibm eerabe Elm Manr Der 8.
Rompasnie gum Spfer fiel, unb ME
bsrfeblte er in folden Jdllen IN feline
Strafprebigt bic Wprte einaufle4ten:
nSie fdeinen eben mod bic @riib,
tifte qetpphnt au fein!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
.5ineirtt Btrfdb,uoruneeir.

MngeIidts Der Ms!5uneen Iber esnt
r,eu.rlide 8eridlDOruns gegen bas
Geben beg 3arsn Hiiolans IL l9reibt
elm ct. petersburaer Yeriht.rftatter::
War es cine iuirflilte ober cine err
tintete 0erfhiD0runs2. en Der luns
gen Meibe BON Derf1tpDrnR9en. bic ii1
ipie Elm rotber Jaben burd RuBlunbs
@efnihte aiebt, bege9ret incn elmer
gan5sn Meibe finsirter M:tionen. bic
BON Der poli3ei Dber bon berpegenen
Mbenteurern aus Griinhen bes gisens
nubts eingefdbelt ipurben. nnier Der
Negieruns Mleranbers I. (1801 bis
1925 melbete 3. 9. Der 9auptmann
@1ubin bonn Gsmenop'fhen Garbe.
Megiment bsr @ebeimpoli3et Elm Roms
plot, bas angeblid bic Gnttbronuns
bes Raiers au @unften feines Bru>
bers Ronitantin gum 3pede baben
follte. I'm feline Nusfasen Defenders
slaubtpiirbis gu MAIDEN. bradte ct ii4
cine Ieibte @9ubtpunbe Bel, bic er BON
ben WeridipDrern erbalten baben
ipolIte. tpelde nit feiner 3ar.ntreue
unaufrieben tparen. @elbiberitGnblid
tam bic Wabrbeit an ben Sag, unb Der
pbantaiiereide Mann mubte feline
Sage in Gibiriel1 bef6lisBen. Sur
polIen Bliitb. selangten bic finsirtsn
Rpmplotte erf naH ber G1affung Der
foeenannten britten Mbtbeilung unter
Nitolaus l. Q825 Bis 1855. in ber
bic Oberleitung Der @ebeimpoli3ei
fonaentrirt tpurbe. Die ebrgei3igen
gbsfs bieier 8eb0rbe tpollten unter tei<
ner Bebinsung auf ben Nimbus Der
unentbebrli9teit Der3i9ten, ben ii4
8endenborff in ben Mueen bes 3uren
gu peri1affen eetpubf bate. Ram es
einmaI ppr, bab Der ribnli5irenbe Mt=
nifter bes sSnnern elmer pirflinen Bers
f9pDruns auf bic Spur setommen
mar, 10 erfanben Dubbelt unb Orlotp
sleih Elm Oubenb anberrr Romplotte,
INN ibr Mnieben 3u feffisen.
Merftpiirbis 1T es babel. bab tpirt=
li1e, febr ernite Werfdp0rungen febr
lanse berbeimli4t blieben. 9lm Bee
tannteffen unter biefen JGlIen 1T Der
misunderstanding bonn I. MGr3 1887,
Der am Gebenttase Der grmorbuns
Mleranbers II. segen Mlerenber III.
in's Wert seiebt tperben folte, aber
an Der Ma9famttit ber Gebetmpolt5ei
fdeiterte. s5iinf Werfdu0rer tpurben
in @dliiFelburg bura ben Strans
binseribtet, bic iibrigen aebn au
lebensldnsli4er @efdnsniBftrafe pers
urtbeilt. Wobl brans bic Runbe bon
biefen Worsdnsen In bic areife ber
bDhften WIrbentrdser. bas publitum
aber erfubr nidts babon. grft 20
Sabre ipdter, na9 Mufbebuns Der Gen.
fur, erfolgte in elmer biftorii9.n 3eits
I9rift cine Wer0ffentli9uns iiber biefe
Der51ipDrung in alien ibren Details.
Der Derfaifer. 9. @linstii. bate feis
nerpit ben betbeilisten Gtubententreis
fen nabe seftanben. Derbeimlidt
tpurbe i'm SABRE 1887 bic ganae Nnz
selesenbeit. neil MleIdnber III. unb
feline nddften Ratbseber Elm @etonnts
tperben berielben i'm Wolte fir f4Gb.
lid bielten. Der umitonb. baB ein
6duflein Gtuhenten es sepast bate,
sna9 benz 2eben bes 3aren 3r trahten.
urtbeilte man bamals, f0nnte MIR
bdau beitragen, ben @lauben bes Doll
fes on Der Mnma4t unb llnberlebli4z
teit bes 3aren nod ipeiter 5u erf4itz
tern. als es f9on bur4 bic porbers
gegangenen Mttentate segen Raiisr
Mleranbsr III. geIdeben mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08

212 UactorD strhi;e

8esebt feinen Srrtbun,, pent Sbr einen 6erbfan5ug
fault. - Tbut SIR bod, nun 10 If es eben Guer @slb
unb SIR fbnnt bamit tbun mas Cub beliebt Mbcr Be-
oenft - Glaubt SIR nidt es tudre beiier, nit benz
gelbe 10 gut als m6slid ein5ufaufen?
@enn Sbr guren Nn5us bier einfauft, 10 bffommt
Sr Guren Wertb fir Guer Gelb pis Isnit Semanb unb
5uSlea cine @arante, bab Guer geb gut anseles it.
Gertis seladte &leioer ober &leiber nad Ma6
semadbt..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-08
Die Gptes gtpre @amf.

Cure gripaniB in Der Bant an3ueaen 1T eine quite Yeob
nuna fur Cure Irbeit Cine unferer Saldenbann III enfa
uno bequem.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
f. b. HAVENS 6 co. FAIL.
Politicians SAID To Be 4mOng Those
Who Refused MARGINS.

The suspension of the firm of Z. B. Havens &
Co was announced from the rostrum of the
Stock Exchange at about noon yesterday. The
firm subsequently made general assignment 70
Herbert L. Norton. The attorney for the
signee. Robert b. Austin, of Kroyer & Austin.
said that the liabilities would exceed 100000
and would not equal S1.000000 The cause of
the failure, he added. the refusal Of various
customers 10 respond to calls for additional
margins. One OF these customers. according to
talist who has some prominence in state poll
tics.
The firm consists of E B. Havens, who has
been a member Of the Stock Exchange since De-
cernber o. 1879 and c. s. Havens. one Of his
sons F. J. Havens another son, retired from
the partnership last March F. j. Havens said
yesterday that the liabilities, might exceed
81 10000 The losses of the firm, he added
had been chiefly suffered in the slump in
March when the houses customers were long
of variety Of stocks. On the Stock Exchange
II is the belief that the liabilities will be found
TO be comparatively small and that the proceeds
Of the sale OF the Stock Exchange membership
NAV be sufficient to cover them. The firm has
not been regarded as an important one, although
doing a business of fair proportions The stock
market which had been weak during the morn
ing rallied on the news OF the failure.
The main office Of E. B. HaVens q Co IS at
No 10 Wall street, and branch ofnces are main
tanned at No $50 Montague street BROOKLYN
md at Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
STOCKS UP AFTER LOSS.
Ner Lozr Records in Early Selling
Net Gains General.

The stock market opened down yesterday, and
for a while ii seemed proba BILE that decline as
severe as that Of the preceding day would be
witnessed, losses ranging from TO points be-
ing made in the first hour. Toward noon, how
ever, a rally occurred short covering. and
thereafter prices improved. although f1uctua-
tions We're frequent and the tone was nervous.
Net gains were shown at the close for the major
ity OF the issues dealt IN.
In the initial decline several new low records
for the year were made, New York Central for
example. reaching 109s4, against 111l4 as its
lowest price on March IA the panic day Press
ure was exerted against the United States Steel
issues during the session, and rumor had II that
Charles NJ Schwab a heavy seller Of the
common, with the object of providing funds for
carrying out arrangement with banking
house which said TO have made him re-
Gently loan of considerable size. W. L. Corey
Steel holdings. in anticipation Of retirement
from the presidency of the United States Steel
Corporation. These reports. of course, could not
be substantiated
An encouraging feature was the rather large
buying of fractional lots OF standard issues. tho
bargain hunters coming into the market for
the first time since the panic, two months ago
The announcement of the Havens failure was the
signal for small upward movement as the
impending suspension OF that firm was consid-
cred 10 have been of the unfavOrabe things
overhanging the market for the last two or
three daYs Some Of the net advances for the
day were: Union Pacific, ] y points; Steel conf
mon. 1Ss; American Smelling. 31s; Pennsyl-
vania. 23s; Northern Pacific. 2l2; Great North
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
DENY BUYING GATES STOCK.
J. P. Morgan Co. Reported to Have Taken
100 600 Shares of T. c., ]. and r. r.

7 p Morgan & Co. denied a report YESTERDAY
that they had purchased at private sale aoout
100 odo shares OF Tennessee Coal Iron q hallroso
stock. most Of It the property OF John W. Gates
and hi. associates paving $50 share for IT, Inc
stock closed yesterday the exchange at I"'72'
hut II IS said that the Gates interests began ac-
cunouIatinr IL a, around 4o and that selns prloe
OF 80 would be well above the average paid o9
them for their holdings
The alleged sale by the Gates interests 10 Ile
bankfns house was said TO have oeen unner an
agreement by which the former were 10 hquldate
their various holdings and retire from the STOCK
market; and the prediction was maze that IN
time the Tennessee company would be taken over
by the United States Steel Corporation IN " "hlch
J. p Morgan e. Co. are important factor.
John w Gates and his son. Charles u Iales'
started yesterday for the Southwest 10 be gone
for two weeks. Mr.. Gates said. when asked Tor
his view OF market conditions:
This stock market has taken on the appearance
OF a joke People seem 10 nave lost thelF heaus
judging from the r!diculously low prices at which
first class securities are selling. There nave been
no developments of an adverse character that
would justify the low prices at which securities are
now selling.
/ leave New York for the West with not specu-
lative share of stock In my possession. everything
hold Is in my name The report recently
circulated that of the real sons for the decline
in stocks due to thA final 0eanins-up process