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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
FOREIGN SPINNER
TALKS Of COTTON
Glad to Visit America and
Study the Con-
ditionS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-In an inter
view G. w. NIAGARA, chairman Of the
committee Of the international Fedora
uon OF Master Spinners and Manufac-
luTers association, who arrived on the
steamship Campania this morning. said /.
Our party has anticipated our visit
70 your great country with the lfvelfest
feelings OF satisf9 ction and pIeasupre.
We are very old customers Of Yours. II
IS our 1ervent hope and belief that the
EeIter we become acquainted the more
cordial viii be our relations NOTHING
put good can follow frank interchange
ALLOW me to point out 10 Won that
Great Britain and many Of the other
countries of Europe have been pur-
chasing the products Of your cotton
fields In rapidly growing quantities for
more than 100 years. With the great
development Of the cotton Industry. the
necessity Tor closer acquaintance be-
tween the men who grow cotton in
America and the men who SPIN cotton
in Europe has become absolutely neces-
sary.
The statistics we get as to the con-
sumption Of cotton are of the highest
value in steadying the market. They
show US exactly where we are and they
that an industry so magniflcently or
ganized is in q position TO speak with
authority and to act with irresi suble
iCrce against agencies which int srfere
with the legitimate conduct Of trade
Representatives Of the American cotton
Planters attended our congress in Vienna
ana by joining freely III the Va .uabie
RESOLUTIONS that took place there Helped
10 considerably clear the air.
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CO. C TO MARCH
TO FREDERICK, ND.
Thirty-fiVe District Militia
men Begin Five-Day
Tramp Today.

Thirty-hve strong. Company G, First
Regiment. OF the District Militia, viii
start from Washington on a practice
march late this afternoon.
Although foot soldiers. or dough
boys" as the regulars call them. the
members OF Company G viii be mounted
on this trip and hope 70 reach Frederick.
Nd. hfty-six miles from Washington.
by Monday noon. They Will return to
Washington Wednesday evening.
capt = Harry Bean viii command
the company. The men will wear khaki
uniforms and carry on their horses
shelter tents. blanket rolls. knapsacks,
and equine equipment.
The Signal Corps wagon and the am
ouiance used az the field hospital during
camps, will be used % transport the
provisions and kitchen utensils. A first
class cook Will be taken along with the
soldiers. Lieut.. William A. DuvalI VIII
be acting Quartermaster OF the organiza-
ton and see 70 It that none OF the boys
20 hungry.
Company G went TO camp at Harpers
Ferry with the militia in July. but
evidently the boys have a craving for
.teld service, as Captain Bean announces
another horseback tour later IA the fan.
me company probably Will 20 70 Fred
~-icksburg. Va, then.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
wholesale Prices.

These quotations are for wholesale lots
only. Jobbing prices higher:
Eggs-Fresh eggs very scarce at
higher prices; good demand. on grades
QUILL and neglected. Nearby, fresh Vs.
ginia. ESQ IS: Virginia and southwest Vir-
ginin, 24a25; North Carolina %
Butter-Receipts, lielt; demand good.
Creamery, fancy. 301zG315z; creamery.
Western flrsts, 2Sc; creamery. Western
seconds, 26C327: process, sancy. 26921;
process, fair to good. 2425: dairy
choice, 26q2S: GARY. good zoe; store
cheese-Highesr knows in years.
New York State factory. large
l51Sd15: do. fats. 16 70 II. do, small,
1434Q15c: summer, large. l4ql5c; DO.
Western factory. new. choice. 14lAgI5c;
do. fair 10 good, l2c.
LIVE POULTRY.
Receipts OF hens and chickens
moderate. demand good. Chickens.
fancy, large, IS: do. fancy medium,
IS; do, fancy, small. IS; do. com
mon, Il: hens per H., "a; ROSTERS.
ltq12; do, small. per H., 800; geese. per
h., 64S; turkeys, toms, per IT,, IA: do.
hens. per H.. ID; turkeys, thin, 10; keats,
per ID. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Prices high. Receipts good. But
lighter than yesterday. Demand
active. Turkeys. hens. undrLwn, per
do, thin, per H., IL; Old toms. Is;
chickens. large. per ID, 11q1s; do. small
per h., 9OnH: hens, choice per H., l5dl6s
ROSTERS, per To-, 10Qu: ducks, old. per
ID. 1ldi2; do. spring. per 10. 10.
geese, per h., 5qS.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes in good demand. Receipts
good. Home grown. per Dbl. 2.GO4
2.25; sweet potatoes, per bbl. 2OOG
go; do. yams, per Dbl, 2-OOQ2- so; cabbage.
per Dbl, 70; cucumbers, per Dbl. 4-50d 90;
onions. per crate. 75g90c; do. Ohio. per
bbl.. $2.00; peppers. per Dbl. Sl.00: string
beans, green. per basket. soc: bects,
bunch. &c; cantaloupes, per crate. S1-0og
$50; New York State peaces. 3.50d4.oO
crate.
Receipts sun good. Demand good.
Cattle. extra, per cwt-. $55OQ5.75: do.
butcher, per cwt. s45095.Oo; do. COM
mon. per cwt-. S2.5Oa3.O0 Hogs. per
cwt., gross. 800; do. ordinary, per
do, common. S2.519S-O0 Lambs, spring,
choice. nc. do. spring. medium. 61zgic.
Calves, prime, per h., SNsiz do, medium
rer ID, 1471zc; do, grass. per ID. &gl52-
Cows. prime. fresh. each. SfO.OegJ0C0.
do, common. each. S20.0ogSO0; do, OLD
and dry, &Gl0.
DRESSED MEATS.
Market. firm. Country cured hams
when properly trimmed and cured sell
Calves. full dressed. &C; do, heads on.
12c. Hog dressed calves. Sc. Hams,
country. sugar cured. 14al6c,
Dressed cattle, o4l-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Football Games Today

Penn VS. North Carolina, at Phna-
delphia.
Carlisle Indians VS.. vIllanova, at
Carlisle.
Lafayette VS.. Wyoming Seminary,
at Easton, Pa.
Pennsylvania State VS.. Geneva Col
lege, at State College, Pa
Lehigh VS.. Muhlenberg, at South
/ Bethlehem.
Bucknel VS.. Gettysburg. at Lewis
burg. Pa.
Dickinson vs.. Western Maryland.
at Carlisle.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Balti-
more, at Lancaster.
Brown VS.. New Hampshire State.
at Providence.
Dartmouth VS.. Norwich. at Han
over.
Williams V. winiston. at Williams
town.
Exeter VS.. Bates. at Exeter. N. H
Bowdoin VS.. Fort Preble. at Bruins
lex, Me.
Maine VS.. Hebron. at Orono. Me.
Syracuse VS.. Rochester. at SYRIA
cuse.
Colgate vs.. Niagara, at Hamilton.
N. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
TRIP TO PACIFIC
AGAIN POSTPONED
Fire-Control System to Be
Installed In Sixteen
Ships.

1t is now considered doubtfu, II tne
Atlantic fleet OF battleships VIII get
started on lts journey to the Pacific
coast before the middle of latter part OF
January instead Of between December
l and 10. as originally ordered. because
Of decision Of the Navy Department
to install complete fre-control system
on every one OF the sixteen ships be-
fore the journey is undertaken, and 10
make certain turret alterations.
II is stated at the Navy Department
that the installation OF this system.
which is now in process on several yes
sells, will require about nifty days more
than the time required for the necessary
repairs already ordered on the various
ships. While the ships now in dock for
repairs will have the system installed
by the latter part OF November. some OF
the vessels VIII not complete their tar
get practice Till october 10, and, while
the installation might begin while they
are at practice, It would require fully q
month to complete u after they were
locked and after the other necessary
repairs shall have been made.
This system. which has been installed
In the British and French navies. sew
eT3l European armies. and is being IN
stalled IN the Atlantic coast forts OF
this country, makes IL possible for one
officer on the bridge 10 direct BY tele~
phone the fire Of every gun IN time OF
action Up 70 the present time the flr-
ing has been controlled from tho bridge
by the use OF bells and speaking tubes,
but the telephone system Is expected 70
prove more satisfactory.
II will cost IN the neighborhood OF
s.. 90 to complete the installation OF this
system IN each OF the sixteen ships the
expenditures 70 be taken from the aD-
preparation FOR construction and repair.
The cruisers Washington and Tonnes
see, which were under orders 10 be IN
readiness to leave the dock today 10 be-
gin the Journey 10 san Francisco not
later thar October s, also viii be delayed
IN startling fully two weeks by turreC
alterations that are now being made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FACES $2,I6O,OO0 FINE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2s.-Three in
dictments have been returned by the
Federal grand jury against the South
ern Pacific Company and two against
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company for
Rotating in violation OF the interstate
coulncrce Law.
TWO II the indictments against the
Southern Pacific contain 1f-y courts
each and the other contains eight
counts. The two Indictments against
the Pacific Mail each contain eight
counts. The penalty Is from q, 900 10
$4,000 on each count. The names OF the
officials Of the two companies are not
mentioned.
The specific charge Is ;hat mating
has been shipped 70 this port from the
Orient and conveyed 10 Eastern cities
by the two defendants at 81 per hundred
for favored firms, whereas the general
public Is charged Sis per hundred.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
EXCITEMENT INTENSE
At PINAR DEL RIO

HAVANA, Sept. 2S.-Pinar del Rio
stin remains in a state of great excite
ment on account OF the recent uprising
OF the natives. The followers of the
leaders who were arrested and lodged in
jail here are doing all in their power
to keep UP the spirit Of insurrection.
1t is believed. however. that the arrest
Of Parry. Ducasse. and Miret, will serve
as a warning and that very little will
be done by the natives.
A special judge Of the Andincia has
been appointed by Governor Magoon to
investigate the conspiracy, and this may
lead TO other arrests. The palace Is
flooded with kilograms congratulating
the officials upon the course that has
been pursued.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
MEDALS PROPOSED
FOR PALMA VICTORS

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-Members OF
the executive committee OF the National
Rife Association have decided that the
Palma Trophy winners are entitled to
substantial recognition.
A number OF those interested in rife
practice in the country having expressed
10 the president Of the association their
desire TO participate in such recognition.
a public subscription for that purpose
will be opened. The funds received win
be used 70 purchase gold medals for the
members OF the victorious team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
BUYS HOSIERY MILL
AT ALEXANDRIA
Bliss Silk-Growing Com
pany viii Open New
Plant.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
AIEXANDRTA VA SEPT .,

Through the efforts OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Of this city the hosiery
mill property at Wilkes and Pitt streets
has been sold 10 the Bliss SILK Throwing
Company of Dickson City. Pa. The
company will install machinery for a
silk throwing mill and begin operations
within the next week OF two.
The Bliss company is now operating
four mills In Pennsylvania. but desires
10 establish branches in the South
II sufficient help can be obtained, an
other mill win be erected on their prop
erty. as they have acquired ground to
provide for future expansion OF the
business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
WASHINGTON STOCKS
HOLD FAIRLY FIRM
Washington Gas Touched
IS 1-4-Traction Steady.
Bonds Are Strong.

Despite the Juror on Wall Street,
Washington securities were steady with
fairly good display OF strength. 1t
is encouraging to Washington brokers,
bankers, and investors that the scare
has not reached Washington. Nor is II
at all likely that there viii be any de-
ciines. although II would be Dut natural
that the upturn OF the last week should
be checked. This is exactly what hap
pened today-the upturn was checked,
but there was nothing approaching
" eal<ness IN anything on the local list
IL we eXceDt Mitchell Mining, and this
is a New York stock and suffered a
decline there and this was simply re-
hected IN OR market.
The volume OF trading was fairly
large. aggregating 1909 shares OF stock
and 5000 bonds. Much Of the business
was in Washington Gas. 1t was but
natural. after the big advance. that there
should be some profit taking. and from
10 the price eased of TO 747s. but there
were orders at hand that quickly turned
the tide and made new high on this
rise-75A, with one sale (buyer 60 at
1854 There IS nothing new IN the situa-
ton. Men hold the stock who are able
10 90 the pace and who believe that II
will make good Improvement before
long.
Washington Railway and Electric
strong at 24Jk with more bids for the
stock. and none offered below 50.
Mitchell Mining was fractionaily
easier. going of TO '1%Q1h. with large
offerings at ~.
Capital Traction SIS. n0h.
Bonds were firm and bank stocks as
well.
Messrs. Hume and Mearns. the com
mittee on revision OF the constitution OF
the Washington Stock Exchange. will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New weakness is developing and some
tired holders are getting out Of the
industrials.
Money in the West is leading at s14a7
per cent. October is expected to pass
without trouble.
In 1905 s112.OO0oOO worth Of agricul-
tural machinery was marketed among
thu farmers of the United States. Capt.
tai employed. 1896. 10000.
The total banking capital of the
United States at the close OF business
1905 was S1.536l6 500. distributed among
1j.S29 institutions
It is a question whether general busI-
ness prosperity can continue unabated
with such a large shrinkage In invest
ment values. Business men know that
Wall Street is a barOmeter-aside from
a certain speculative movement.
Some buyers Of securities on the re-
cent severe break have given up their
OF timistic views and are getting out in
anticipation OF q new low bottom, at
which TO get in again.
The Bessemer departments OF the
Homestead mills and the Duduesne
mills have shut down. The latter VIII
down will last for thirty days This
is the first retrenchment shutdown of
the United States Steel Corporation.
The reported currency movement for
the week indicate that the banks have
lost over $5.0Q0.0OO 10 the interior. The
Treasury disbursements were S21. 900 OOO
The movement of the cotton crop. for
tunately delayed earlier. began this week
in earnest.
Despite complaints Of the III effects
Of the 2-cent-a-mile rate most Of the
railroads show Increased earnings. Sross
at least. The trouble seems to be too
big an Inc ease In the wage check
Eighty-one railroads reporting for
July. 1907, show gross earnings Of S137,-
1895 These figures show an increase
in the net Of 6.53 per cent, though the
gro-s increase was 16.0S. Operating ex-
Ier.es increased 20.S2 per cent. In
creased cost is the nub, but the Sher-
man law Is another.
The Improvement OF the railroads OF
New England will demand expenditures
of enormous sums Of money in the com
paratively near future.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Boat Race.

The motor boats Klndo. owned by w
l. Moore, and Mae. owned by r. Bruce
Emerson. Will race again this afternoon.
The contest viii be an endurance race.
The boats will start from a stake of
Prince street and Will race % the Mar
shall Hall wharf and return. a distance
OF twenty-five miles. The boat reaching
the stake of Prince street -irst on the
return "trip VIII carry OF the purse Of
500 offered blythe business men OF this
city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Washington Prices

Sales on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today were 1893 cha -cs Of stock
and 81 600 bonds
Sales were.
United States coupon 3's, s2,OOOg1G25z
CAPITAL Traction SIS, 81. O0OQ1I05t. 81, 600
FDllUZ. 2i.UJUu1l0L
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
$50OGS1.
Capital Traction. IOdI305L
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon. 50G34st.
742s, 25o74%. 25d747s 25G75& C6uyer s0.
Mitchell Mining. 1O0C1h. 1OOd,Ss. iO0Q
rs, 10dlh. 1.00G1%. 1O0q1A.
Columbia Title ms. 64635z
American Graphophone preferred. 100
1914.
After call.-Capital Traction SIS, 5000
llOA, S50O91l0A. $5OO91I0k
Washington Gas. 25Q75, 1915. IOOT75Z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Yard Dirty; Chinaman Fined.

Sun Young. a Chinaman, OF III New
York avenue northwest, paid q $ fine
falling 70 keep his back yard clean.
Young has been warned to clean VI the
premises. When he came TO court this
morning he had $50 with him to meet
az emergencies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Steever viii Offered for probate.

The vii. Of West steever was today
offered for probate The will was drawn
August :. 1906. and leaves hts entire
estate to his wife. Mary Duryea. who
IS named as executor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Negro Boy Arrested.

Special Policeman Thomas Garter yes
terday arrested a colored boy named
Melvin johnson, alias Nose on the
charge OF stealing a bicycle. Johnson's
case will come up before Justice Cation,
In the Police Court, Monday morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
Run Cars Tuesday.

Beginning Tuesday, October !, the
Washington, Alexandria ans Mt. Yer
non Railway Company will run a car
from the Union Station At the head Of
King street. 20 the steamboat wharf.
every. twenty minutes On that day the
douOse track in this city will be opened
FOR travel Tuesday the station az the
corner Of King and Payne streets will
he removed 10 the building at the north
west corner OF Cameron and Payne
streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Cut Your Gas Bill in Half

BY using GregO-y's Governor Burner.
See display IN our 18th st windouT
SIC 18th ST c A Muddiman & Co. I2OI q,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
JUST HER BATHING SUN.

Did you see Mabel in bathing today?''
No. What was there about her?'
Noting much. milwaukee Sentinel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

The funeral OF Gordon Warheld will
be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
his home in North Columbia street
The services will be conducted BY the
Rev c. .. Bulla, OF the Methodist Epls-
copGl Church South and the burial viii
be in the Methodist Protestant Gene
terry
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

fluctuations furnished b. a. o. Brown q
Co., Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by A o. Brown q
Co. Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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KIMBALL CONDUCTS TWO COURTS

Judge Kimball today conducted both
the United States and District branches
OF the Police Court. Judge Mullowny
who presides IN the former branch. has
gone 10 Asbury Park
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

Good is in no especial danger OF go
ing out OF vogue Notwithstanding win 1t
you hear. The only difference is that Il
isn't getting itself so much done as
uade.-Puck-
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Today's Treasury statement: Receipts,
s., us. 516: expenditures, S2.O6oe0O
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DR.. FISK EECIN

Expert In the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute Both sexes. All consulta-
tons coaddential. Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours. 20 l, 70 g. to g.
Rooms lzS3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

Try Reisinger's Fresh Peach Cream for
Sunday dessert Telephone Main Z7s!.
2S5 ST NV. Pure food law guarantee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

Another story about my summer
trips, z Hez Sven, ID Baptist Oh.
auditorium. 18th & Va. Ave. Sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

J. Richard Riggles, sa7 9Th St. n. W.
Moor's Nuresoo for walls.
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Canadian Pacifc,s Slump.

The bear influences on Canadian Pa
cihc were nothing more than rumors.
bald rumors without fact. The stock
closed yesterday al l62h- 1t was lower
in London. but the bears went after it
furlously and our opening was nearly
two points off, or at 1903, with an addi-
tional break TO 1884 later on. A loss Of
ga points on this investment security
in one morning aided the bears very
much In their attack on the general
market
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Industrials.

Industrials were weaklings. Amalga-
mated Copper opened II off at 57JA, and
declined TO 55A. with slight recovery.
Anaconda a point off. Little Steel sold
down IS, and big Steel rs to SIS. Smell
ter was OF IL.
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On the Toboggan.

And so with continued pounding the
bears make merry with securities, chip
ping off fractions here and there and
pCints elsewhere. The tObOGgan is well
CREASED and there are few rallies, al
though the taking of profits by stated
shorts in advance of the holiday, oc-
casionaIly brings some little fractional
gain
Many wise observers fear for fur
Their declines. They can see nothing IN
the immediate situation TO cause any
easing in the money market, nothing IN
the Industrial situation to encourage
confidence nothing in the torthcOmlB
address by President Roosevelt 10 OF
fer crumbs Of comfort TO tine holders
OF stocks and they can scent uneasl-
ress amore, Investors who have here
tcfore stoUu the gaf without liquidat-
iuc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28
BANK STATEMENT.

The surplus Of the banks is S5.74e.575,
against S12.54o35O last year. and s7.44O, O55
two years ago.
increase.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
ON THE DOWN GRADE
Canadian Pacific, the Old
Conservative, Leads De-
Cline-InduStrialS Flat.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The bears were
not IN a pleasant mood this morning,
al least If they were they were vicious
In their attacks on the entire list, even
the high grade rails going on the tc-
boggan with the industrials, and the
whole market tumbling away in a new
liquidation thai dislodged much stock
held on stop orders and brought out
much that was taken on in the last
few days On the theory that the marSe;
was about due Cor a reaction
Il is difficult TO find a good reason
for such a severe slump as occurred to-
day, but the bears make their own gos-
sip and IT, bulls have TO take II for
what Il is worth and keep up their mar
gins or get out with as small loss as
possible.
First the wires are laden with a story
on Canadian Pacific and then the merry
warfare starts in this conservative, sale
investment. Then New York Central Is
reported as liable TO be the subject OF
an investigation and prices for the old
reliable melt away. Copper, steel. and
the industrials are going of quarters
and halves in the meantime, and the
rest of the rails cannot stand up 10
the burden without declining.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

Messrs. Hume and Mearns. the com
mittee on revision OF the constitution Of
the Washington Stock Exchange, will
present the new constitution for ap-
prevail next Thursday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-28

Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phila- Oyster & Chop House 513 18th NV.
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Despite complaints of the III effects
Of the 2-cent-a-mile rate. most Of the
railroads show Increased earnings, gross
at least The trouble seems to be too
big an ihC-eas In the wage check