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New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
SUES. CORN PRODUCTS co.
Charges of Conspiracy 5cith "Stond-
ard Oil PeopLe9 Wade.
For Stout and Medium

Chicago MAY 4-The Chicago Real Estate. Loan
and Trust Company to-day filed bill in the Circuit
Court. asking q reorganization of the Corn Prod
Company under the direction Of the court and
that receiver be appointed for the plan1s Of the
company in this state The is also asked 10
enjoin the Corn Products Company, the Corn
Products Refining Company. the Glucose Sugar
Refining Company. and the oIi1ers O. those COM
panies from selling conveying TO the Corn
Products Refining Company arv property now in
the name Of the Glucose Sugar Refining Company.
1t is charged that 81 per cent of the stock of the
Corn Products Company is held in the name OF
f. T. Bedford and his associates. whom the bill
declares commonly known the Standard
on people. Prior to January l, 1900 i is aterred
Company combined with the Standard oil people"
who officers and directors Of the New York
Glucose Company, to defraud the complaining CCm-
pany of stock
The methods Of conspiracy" it is stated in the
bill. include the formation OF a corporation known
the Corn Products Refining Company. II is
asserted that the sockh of me Corn PrCtucts
Company were discouraged as mucn as possible by
fer their stock The bill further declares ''frcm yhe
tacks by the Standard OIL Company The S5CG00,ooO
Of common stock was cut down by false sales to
one-enth OF its supposed value. while $30O00090 Of
preferred stock was depTeciaied 10 one-qudrteT OF
Tie bill then declares: "The conspirators ara
business of the Corn Products Company to be
transferred to the Corn Products Refining Com
pany and to permanently destroy the value OF stock
held by is. The market for glucose, starch and
by-products has 5een allowed - fan far
Matthiessen, Bedford and others. Gnd' an absolute
fixing prices suit itself, and the public must pay
whatever Bedford and his Standard Oh friends
demand"
1t is further declared that the payment Of quar-
terly dividends have ceased and that the stock has
In conclusion, the b,II declares chat the Corn
Products Refining Comp2n{y y, is trust % operating IN
asked 10 take action in the premises.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
CHOIR CONES TOO SOON
Plans Of Vienna Male Singers Upset
bY EarIY AYYiuaI.

The Hamburg American steamer Oceana arrived
here yesterday, a day ahead OF time. and while
such an unusual occurrence IS invariably hailed
mature appearance of the Oceana upset somewhat
the plans of the Vienna Male Choir, which practi-
cay made up her complement of passengers
As the steamer expected here to-day the
hotel arrangements for tho singers were not COM
pleted when she reported off Sandy Hook. It
planned TO have the choir and the guests Of the
party remain the Oceana over night but the
singers grew weary and all went to the Hotel
Savoy. The cabmen OF Hoboken. where the steamer
docked did a land office business, and many OF the
S43 persons OF the party were compelled TO go TO
the hotel in the streetcars
The Vienna Male Choir il one Of the most eNClu-
sve organizations IN Europe. It consists OF 5sJ
active members. and has over one thousand sub
scribine members. II comprises members of many
prominent Austrian families and has on It's reg
and nODeInen.
Since its foundation sxty-seven years ago the
choir has made sXty-four excursions. It sang be
fore the German Emperor when he visited EN-
peror Franz Josef. After the concert at the
Sch0nhrunn Palace the German Emperor expressed
his delight saying, 1t IS impossible to perform
posed chiefly Of wealthy persons, tho proceeds Of
the concerts are invariably devoted 70 charitable
work
The choir will give a concert at Carnegie Hall on
on Friday will go TO Philadelphia. While In New
York the members VIII be the guests OF the Ger
man LiederkrauZ. on special invitation from the
President the choir will give concert at the
Philadelphia the singers viii go 10 Baltimore and
Milwaukee
In the party are 10 singers, 153 guests including
II women, and 10 representatives Of the Austrian
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
RUBBER MERGER STILL ON
Disagreement Ouer Terms Merely
Hats Negotiations.

Reports that negotiations have been broken or
in the efiorI TO consolidate the Intercou tinertaI
Rubber Company and the United States Rubber
Company. and that tie project has been abar-
doned. ere understood 20 be incorrect. The situa-
ton 0ee1ns 10 Ds shat hitch has occurred due TO
disagreement over terms out that the negotiations
viii be resumed by and by. ana that q consCda-
ton will eventually be Effected
The progress OF every biz merger arrangement
II is pointed out. is marked by disagreement as TO
terms. and by occasional suspension OF neEotia-
Ioils Nlth ru!nors OF their complete breaking of
IN me present case tie difficulties are unusually
great as the exploring party out 10 the Congo
Eiee state 10 survey and report the territory
coFereG by the Congo rubber concession which IS
cuntrolIeds by The tnteTcOntinental Rubber Com
PAM, had as yet hardly begun work.
Ihe United States Rubber Company. IN which
1hoInas r Ryan. the Guggenheinls and John -
Rockefeller jr are interested has also vas tracts
oI land n Mexico covered with rubber plants the
patents lor extracting the rubber from which the
company owns; The United States Rubber Com
kany controls important sources Of rubber supply
buI ~ primarily a manufacturer of rubber boots
eng SHOES and through It's controlled companies OF
rubDer goods Of all descriptions.
According to report, the Intercontiuental com
p61y padfned 10 enter the manufacturing field the
an aenouneeIaent Of its pu.ose leading the opening
VI He6olIduons b the United States COMPANY with
q view 10 consol 1ation rather than competition
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LRy TELEGRAPH 70 The TrLbrne. l


Chicago May 4-Wheat was for sale in fairly
large quantities to-day, and decline Of about nc
was the consequence. The bugs still much in
evidence. Corn and oats were both easier and
about llc lower. Provisions improved "A trhe.
Local receipts Of wheat We're q cars against four
. year ago May wheat closed at sl9.c. a decline
of &c Yesterdays closing price. July close
S35s4Sic. against S41sc.
Corn moro active than It has been. and.
with all the delay in planting, the market was
heavy. Local receipts Were 254 cars and shipments
hence 3l6.o9o bushels Estimate of Mondays local
receipts 2i3 cars. May corn closed at 49l4c
compared with 91zg49ssc at the close yesterday;
July closed at 1880, 14c lower than yesterday
Offerings Of oats in the early part of the session
exceeded the demand considerably and wrought
corresponding damage 10 the price. May. however,
the principal sufferer among the options The
estimate Of Mondays local receipts was 80 cars
Local receipts for the day 2l9 caIs and ship
ments hence 175,000 bushels May oats closed at
4f%4c, loss Of l4c yesterday. July at the close
at 4224c. a decline of nc.
Easlness in the hog market, as reported from the
yards, caused little weakness In the products
al the start. but there a gradual recovery due
mainly TO the Improvement that developed in the
demand for lard. The estimate of Mondays re-
ceipts was 400oO head, with 1450o0 for the week
May pork closed at S5 67la unchanged from yester-
day May lard at the close IS 721b q gain of
be- May ribs closed at IS 62l2. advance of 2I5c.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
PROGRESS oF GOLDEN CITY.

Three hundred mechanics working day and
night at Golden City, Canarse, to have the new
park ready to open TO the public Saturday May
IS The mechanics and scenic artists engaged upon
the spectacle Robinson Crusoe," which viii be
housed in auditorium viii have It finished
II is said, before the opening date. using
some fifty thousand square feet Of canvas to illus
trate graphically the story Of Robinson Crusoe's
adventures.
Atlantic Ocean showing a large ship in the offng
bearing Robinson Crusoe IN search OF his fortune
The next scene VIII present Robinson CrlIsoe alone
at his hat on the shore the deserted island of
Terra del tuego. He discovers footprints IN the
sand, and finds group Of saVases preparing 10
roast a human captive, whom he rescues
In the last scene a vessel Robinson
Crusoe, his faithful man Friday, the dog and the
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
PEACE IN COTTON WAR
TO STOP LEGAL ACTION.
Referee to Settle Dispute Bet1ceen
Exchange and Price.

Henry W. Taft and William NJ WINS counsel
respectively, for the New York Cotton Exchange
and Theodore II. Price In the suit Mr.. Price
has Brought against the exchange seeking to over
throw the existing system of classification OF cot
ton grades. announced last evening that it had BEEN
agreed 70 have the questions raised in Mr. Prices
suit determined by a referee to be agreed upon by
the counsel and that the pending motion for an
injunction should be withdrawn.
Members Of the Cotton Exchange who are de-
PENDANTS in Prices action say that this the
dropping Of all his proceedings in the matter, and
predict that even the reference viii be insisted
upon
Mr. Price obtained temporary injunction from
Justice Bischon, Of the Supreme Court on Thurs
day. That evening, however. upon motion of Mr..
Taft Justice Bischon signed another order sus-
pending the action Of the temporary injunction
ulltl me hearing, set for Monday. the question
OF making the injunction permanent. The case is
Teturnable before Justice Davis Monday, and,
owing to the agreement reached last night. he Will
Oe Sr,hea q 70 20 o!Slllss the MOTION
subject discassed by the iTade Vesterav HII
south. especially New Orleans Memphis and
le5as points. The market was nervous. On the
early trading prices advanced 10 TO Z points bur
kiIaGks: finally closing with net advance OF about
AIr Price issued another circular letter Yesterday
been made by Henry ". TAFT that trading c0uid
laws was ptiabla admission. lie denied aIs5-
Iqtely that his action had been brought with 4
were necessary in oT5lr IN tS-,r+ @ -. II n; ~
protect those who had sold what they did own.
mat the bylaws Of the exchange be tcchrc. Nv
The better"
IN his regular weekly report on the cotton SIP
ply ISSUED yesterday, Mr.. Price stated that II ie
census nSures, which gave the total croI, ass -
2slOo0 bales. were correct there would be a 5eti-
creme! az The close Of the season Of $4,000 bales
and uiat, on the other hand If the estimate of
14.U0e0o0 bales correct. as some claimed an
stocks would be reduced the close of the season
70 10000 bales. He said that the net stock no. on
sshpboard at the polts and interior towns IN Fri
llI Mic
he said, 15S,0G0 bales were IN New York and th3f
nor less than 100000 bales Of the remaindcr was
pledged TO sLlnners or held Tor account Of South
EN- mills THIS left SG3 600 laIes OF uhicn he
SAID II was a fair assumption thai 30O 900 bales
We're nilnerctstntaole cotton, thus leaving i ret
n.erchantable stock for the balance Of the season
OF probatIy not more than 63 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

Observation-Disclosures COMPANY Fifth
avenue. a Sth street offers special values in tall
ored suits, and will close Monday 40 lingerie
waists.
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street announce
the sale OF a special importation Of housekeeping
linens and special values tomorrow In the women's
cloak department, and until Wednesday IN Oriental
rugs and carpets.
LORD & TAYLOR. broadway and 3oth street
call attention 10 sale Of tablecloths napkins
towels, sheets and pillowcases.
7. ". EVERS, Fourth avenue between 18th and
10Th streets. invites attention To discount sale OF
furniture for the country home.
ABRAHAM & STRAUs. Brooklyn. offer women's
tailored suits ar reduced prices and announce the
beginning Tomorrow of Il May uUdermus.in sale
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
18th street. call attention TO reduced rates for
dressnakinE orders and their annual summer Of
fering ~ French and American lingerie and a spe-
cal sae Monday and Tuesday duchess laCes
NRlencieunes all-over laces. uunade robes and
embroidered batste robes.
B. ALTMAN & co. Fifth avenue. between 34th
and S5th streets announce sale Of wonen's and
chiidrens hosiery, and also Of plain and fancy
japanese mottiugs on Tuesday. They offer on
Monday variety Of women's trimmed leghorns
and sailor hats.
A. u. MATTHEW'S Sons, Brooklyn offer spe-
cial values this week I'm imported white madras
womeu'5 oXfords, wash yoiles aud millinery.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. May A-Steamcr Cynlbric Grl Kerr from
Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool reported nv,
wireless telegraph BOT miles west 2:30 a m ESQ
erpooi. and proceeded " - ''
Genoa. May !. u "A nl--Steamer Irene fCcr,
Petersen. New York via Gibraltar and Napcs ''
Rotterdam: May 4. 10 nl-seaner Nieuv Amsterdam
'Dutchl, Bon1er, New York BouoEnc.
Barbados, May 4-Steamer Trinidad tF5r, Mann Nau,
York ''' NC"
SAILED
Cherbourg. May g II "a m Steamer Kaiserin Argu.to
Victoria tGerl. Ituser, from Hamburg and Southamp-
ton for New York. ''f
Naples May 1-steamer Madonna Err, Joubert. New
Havre. May =, m-steamers la Touraine CF'0 Fa-
Jont, New york; IN. La Gascogne CFr). rournier
Rotterdam May 2-steamer Charlois Dutch Schmidt.
copenhaEen, April ao-steamer Ncola II DAM Lissner
AntwerP, May 4 m-steamer Finland Apteld. New
Hamburg. May steamers Alster tGer) for Barimo,.
ItIehoe Ger; Madsen, New York. 2d ,Turkistan CBr1
I-haH April 29.stsamer Korea qsuss). Kirschedt New
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
MEXICAN RAILROAD DEAL READY

II was learned yesterday that Pablo Macedo
and Pablo Martinez del Rio. the Mexican law
gers who have been in this city for the last seven
weeks representing their government in daily con-
feTences with bankers and lawyers regarding the
proposed consolidation II the Mexican Central
Railway Company and the National Railroad Com
ranE Of Mexico into new Mexican corpora ion
IN which the government VIII own a controlling,
interest had completed their labors and would re-
iurn TO Mexico City to-day They viii take with
them the papers which have been prepared and
submit them 70 Jose 7. LimantOur, Minister OF
Finance. who mas charge Of the matter for the
Mexican government. II was said some questions
yet remained TO be decided but that in a gen
eral way the entire matter had been worked out
satisfactorily.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
B. & 0. TO BoRR0W LARGE sim

The directors Of the Baltimore 6s Ohio Railroad
company IL is understood from good sources have
arranged 10 borrow several million dollars for a
snort Tine probably not than thirty DAYS
Ior use IN financing the retirement of the Chicago
-eiIIlllhaI transfer bonds, an operation which re-
q-.t IS soIneLhlnE more than Sl7,SDpg0.
10 BaIIlInoTe & Ohio has IN bank funds to the
amount or between S1g0dJUJ0 and So 0)Ql00 bur n
mas not been deemed best pay for the b0ndg an
flreIy out OF this money and part OF the sum re-
ooItQ IS therefore 70 be Obtained a short Ian
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
COAL COMPANY PLANS HUGE PLANT.

According 10 a Dispatch from Pittsburg yester-
DAY, the Pittsbufg- Buffalo Coal Company is plan
ning 10 build a huge plant. with great ovens re-
pair shops, foundries, a brick plant Of record
breaking capacity, a cokns plant and works that
viii employ more than thousand miners in Wash
fngtOn County. mile from ZolarsVe. where Il
is sinking two of the largest coal shafts IN the
country. The dispatch added that a town OF 10 OO0
MINT Within 2
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
TWO MORE FOREIGN BANK AGENCIES.

Two additions have been made within the last
week to the now. considerable number Of agencies
established in this city by foreign banks. one of
the agencies is that of the Anglo-South Araeri-
can Bank. the head Offices Of which are in Lon
con The agency. which is be under the man
agenent of Charles A. Edwards. is at No. 60 Wall
has been opened at No. IS Wall street, with " II
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
ELY coPPERs TO BE OFFERED

Interest has once more been drawn TO the market
for Ely copper stocks by the announcement that
the shares Of the Ely Giroux Extension Copper
Company viii shortly he offered TO the public The
capitalization Of the company IS s5O0O0 mar
value Of shares. s. II IS believed that the under
writers viii start this stock the New York and
Boston curb markets at 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
FLOWER &, co. MOVE OFFICES.

The Stock Exchange firm of Flower & Co, for
many years Of No. A. Broadway. moved yesterday
TO rs new quarters at No. 49 Broadway. The lat
Flower house. has been entirely remodcllpd. It was
long occupied by the United States Express Com
pany the head OF which is Senator Thomas G.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
STEAMER AND BARK ASHORE

CnerpouTg- May A gale is raging in the Chan
mel The French steamer Laure and the French
park Jane Guiilon have been driven ashore The
park arrived at Queenstown on May l from San
TtIa-Iclsc2. her crew were landed, and It IS hoped
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, May 4, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Pretoria tBr Mckenzie Bermuda Nav N
A Z Outerbrdgc & Co with LOG passengers r1airs
Nose. Arrived the Bar a n, ~ N
Steamer Oceana tGer) Never. Genoa Aurl % 70 tho
rived at the Bar a m. a.
Steamer La Savoie CFrl. Pooret Havre Apr ~ q, ,,A
Compagns Generate TTansatantiaus with asa cs HIN ,nd
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MAY G
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and Steamer Close N. Y.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via san FranciscoJ--S-
bera ............. Nav g. 1890 m
Hawaii San Francisco Alameda. May 4 70 30 a M
Japan. C0rea, China and Philippine Isl
ands Vancouver and Victoria
C.)-Bmpress Of China. ................ m
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). VITA Seatte1Akl Maru May s. 600 p m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands via Tseoma-oanta g2 "a, Maye 500 m
pine Islands Via san Franciscol-
~, China May 1a 1890 a n,
TTanTisco,-MariPose P.,sa May H. 1870
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Vic
tOria 4. C.)-Miowera. Nav Is GOO n =,
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(via San Francisco}U 3 Transport. June / $50 II
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
Exeov. oDELL IN REALTY COMPANY.

Albany. May 4-The Mosul Improvement Com
pany Of NewbuIg. was incorporated, to deal in
real estate. with Il capital Of $J0ODO The direc-
tors include ex-Governor b. =. Odcll jr.. B. B.
OdtlI. Fr., Hiram y. Odeu and c. l. Warins, OF
NeWbuFG
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NrATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6:50 Moon 40 Moons age q
HIGH WATER.
AM--Ssndy Hook 1870 Gov Island 1886 Hell Gate a:29
PM.-Sandy Hook 2:29 Gov Island 2:4l AelI Gate -
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
WIRELESS REpoRTs.
INCOMING STEAMER

The Minneapolis. which reported to Island at
yesterday. when 77O miles east Of Sandy Hook is
expected 10 dock about p. tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23

Designed a. built particularly { young
men from Is 10 20 ears o. age-clothes
that will iiresistibly appeal to clever
young dres .,rs who aim to be clad up to
the minute in lyle. We clothe more
you men than sny other store in South.
ern Illinois beca Sc we know howe
cause we have ju-t the sort Of clothes ex'
acting young d.essers seek III the correct
and new fashions ale embodied in the mob
by clothes We offer at 1915 to S35. We
patti ularly EN- hasize the superior
su IS for young men that we eli 7h
offer at UIlsIU
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23
MEMS RAINCOATS FOR S1I.75.

You'll iad it impossible to duplicate these
garments under SIS elsewhere practical
aud fashionable Raincoats-coats that serve
a dual purpose can be worn as rain repell-
ing garment or as a spring overcoat-of ex-
cellent cravenetted worsted cloth in neat
dark patterns; or nobby oxford grays thor
oughly shower-proof cut extremely long,
with full sweep back slightly shaped, one
fourth venitian 1iued-coats that are splen-
didly tailored and will retain their shapli-
ness and tone, they'd cost YOU at least SIS
elsewhere, Saturday at Ruby's OH TT
Toggery, choice for 0I Iii u
Others Sis to S25.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23
BOYS SPRING SUITS 81.

Genteel and exclusive olothes--rich and elegant
the proudest products of Americas most expert
tai.ors are included in the superb collection
double breasted and Norfork styles, with plain or
Knickerbocker trousers, Russian Blouse Suits.
Elton Sailor Suits aud other novelty effects an
abundance of smart fabrics aud patterns also
plain black or blues, suits really worth = M
IS 30 Saturday >DA sOO
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23
MEMS Sl4.75 SPRING SUITS.

Men who aim to be smartly attred, and yet a.
minimum cost, will find our superior Sits
suits, much to their iking-clothes that pos
sess all the novel style features introduced as
correct this spring-~the proper length, single
OF double breasted coats, in the newest models
built Of all sorts of clever fabrics in host OF
pleasing and attractive patterns and color COM
binations-the assortment is rich ard varied
enough to suit every tast--these suits are
marvels of value, clothes such as would cost
Won considerable more elsewhere CA TX
Choice Of hundreds for UlTsa VI
Others from 1913 to- $40.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23
BOYS SPRING SUITS S4.95.

You'H ind suits in this, our most popular line, TO
,tisfy every taste, no matter how particular
his tnmatchable line embraces all the newest
styles in every desira de pattern and color combi-
nation that will be in vogue this spring suits
bull of absolutely pure wool fabrics guaranteed
TO give endless service clothes that VIII always
ioolf n.at and trim because Of their expert tailor
ing-S 81 is what they'd cost you else CT OK
where our price Saturday PFsOO
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23
HENS PANTS S2.95.

aJLiN - fA4N ~ tO-'DO'
Several auudred p ir OF these eNct plional
90 d licuse on sale tomorrow at 81 %.
We have all sizes t. fit men and soung
men OF eve,y shape and build, regulars,
stonts and Sims Included ore woTsied>,
oh viots and ca, sinners, in the seasons
most desi able color eff, cts, in light, dark
and medium sha e., also back Thi cts
and serges, popular and staple fsbric;
every Jar fashione in the latest St le
strongly and Substantially sewed through
out. Oh ice Saturday and Mon On 0E
day only UZIJJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-23

stocks
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-12
Blue TuIIe Screens Bean
tvs Face

Wells are IN a transition state, certain
hues rapidly going under the ban while
others are coming into favor. OF one
thing be certain--black Is doomed. So
are white and rose color Beauty is
studying lights and shapes more as
siduousiy than ever. Paris. as usual,
is in the lead. and all good New York
ers who hope to go to Paris when they
die are following 1t closely. The DANES
Of the gay capital wear in yelling hard
~ anything save pale blue tulle, and
French women living here are paying
the new idea the sincerest compliment.
Madame Jusserand. for example. wears
tulle Of that hue entirely. and one OF
her wells is a work OF art 1t is cut
In circular fashion. with a frill Of the
same shade, giving that bunchy effect
so much desired. over the whole. a
golden spider web has been woven so
delicately as to look more a shadow
than reality. Other wells of the Wit
ty Frenchwoman's show silver threads
and are fully as effective. The shaded
red veil and the dideous greens ami
purples are making way for the daint-
lest fashion in blue, at least among the
wearers of imported goods.