davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Trust Com panies.

slightly higher and sweet potatoes under ' aSu
supply barely steady. Caboages steady. oor
and pickles higher Lettuce eeiera IA
Lima beans dull Peppers plenty and weak s 80
beans steady TO firm best grades, but nucn oL @
stock poor such dragging at low hgures' note
slightly higher vegetables as quoted we qu -
POTATOES white. per bbl 81 5oQs2 5o 90 s"eet
low Sass rs do white 81 5OqS5 % ~ -
white per bb S2@S9: yellow. s2sS2 % 90 REQ, g reg
81: BETYTS per bunches s19S1 90; CAftfSSOi9
bbi 81 25qSl 10; CELERY, per dozen oeoVIi e. =
RACES per 100 So 50dS8 CUCUMBERS. per DBL sty
81 rs: CUCUMBER PICKLES. per Loo sZ4Sd; ~
bbl 81 5o6S2; CAULIFLOWEElS per DID, Sigst: Ss,
per 100 5pcGlSI so: EGG PLANTS per DOL s1gTA -
LETTUCE. per basket. 3ocG1S1 IS LIMA BfATS: PC
bag SIQS2 OFSRA basket s1GDsl 5o
bbi 75casl PEAS per basket 19cqsl %; 49,
BEANS green. per basket. 75cSi 81 90 wax SVs s,
SPINACH per Dbl. 5Oc0s1: SQUASH per Dbl tocaSl @ oo
TOMATOES. per box 2oQ73c: TURNIPS. Rutaoas@ pe'
bbl S5c9S1 IL. -,,, -. s+ssdv
prices We quote: PLOVER. Golden frozen per oo]o"'
sags4 10. do black and grays per dozen, $685. %
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Prime old was quGteuT su
weaker today at 81 90, with the undergrades du
at inside prices Attractive quantties ol -
were quoted st 81 1Oas1 To- with fancy at 81 70
ket In good shape business but there is a 81
Receipts of hay and straw IN toiIs
AZ New York to-day: Hudson River Railroad -u toi.S
Erie 40; Pennsylvania. SO; Delaware Lacha" Ihi
e western 10; Lehigh Valley. 80; baltimore q oIiIu
100: Ontario Western, 20; Central or New
10: river boats total. lilo tons tteceiPls %
straw 100 tons STRAW-The supply OF long ~ 49,
enlarging late prices rule weak. iIiaFke' 4N''
to be unsettled for a few days to come
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Trust Com pdnies.

off, the under grades did not appear be selling lower
auoe na6 Sseud Se o % at 10
late arrivals likely to be carried over mere ts
the pens, they bring much the best
Southern lambs. Medium to prime lambs sold at ST % %
S. Virginia do at 81 eoqss culls at $2asS e
m sfeg = per % f. dr. Gpessed lambs at ic2
ccmmssion Company 22s Kentucy m lar LAMPS s
So So n 5 sfS!ase % at s. M ss dSo 30
a. s. 3 2e 80 80 o. s q m ndsnS s 81 @ % g 50 ID DO At s. Sc 81 3d. At a =
syivana do 81 r6 81 70 72 n. 81 IL Indiana ala
S9ssR I27 r. al 81 s IS do o ~ at s. 'o'
MPhesoR 2ss Trgnis lambs IS n ~ sgs at & Z so;
iSs9 fs DO a 50 81 e "a at a 81 s. 80 80 9 g. DO 90 80 g. m at
o IS , nj at Sd 81 10 So So "a GG SS S TSeep at q g s.
Ii state do. IS n. at So 80
@ do 20 r. at s. &C. e 6 1ee 90 DO s s. N at 81 @ Sa i' 6
A. 81 a5 10 Kent"ckV sheep 1aD rb at 81 5o rs do %
n. at S. 5o 2 west Virginia do. 100 10, at So: ss
West virginia do h, at Ohio do. = n
So so: 48 Ohio 122 b s5 so; bucks 155 1n
81 m a s. 80 s @ state n nmss an s s. a o. g. 81 g
go so; 467 Pennsyvania do, - n at 81 -; 3iS do
SO II Pennsylvania sheep. LOG NJ at 50 %: SO
Do as 10 at s.; % do 81 NJ at So 90 state m sheep m
81 %; do IA n. 81; do 100 rb at So so; rs
8 judd & ee:p co state lambs So 10 at 81 5o 11o
DO 60 m at 81 20 30 do .! m b. q. at 81 80 o - do 6o 100 80
% al at s. So - de- Se io1 NJ ' at ss DO 90 &
81 ho DO 81 NJ a @ s. Wes RHGs %1snS iSo lambs m at Il ~
81 50: West Virginia sheep 1o5 ~, at So 20
Jelline, Wright Co: state lambs ~ ID at
J. G. Curtis & Son: Is state lambs 50 Ib. at 81 50:
sheep $50 n. S! 50: q eas 81 N. at s& 50 g. -
o george L. s.d f06 % at % 81 Sia5e d." io b. at
HoGs-Receipts for two days were 6al4 cars. or
rated firm and good TO osoiSs heayy 70 Zoo fh! m
pigs might exceed quotations
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 26-CATTLE-Receipts. about 23 900
steady strong; common 70 prime steers
s4GsT 40 COWS 309S3 6H: heifers, s3GS5 36; bulls
S3GSS, stockers and feeders 81 oOS9
FOCiS-Receipts. 2o000; market 1og23c higher:
choice heavy shipping S. 3Od$6 40 light butchers SO ~
dS7 10; Hight mixed 25Gs6 AZ: choice light So SOC
So co. packing s. 5oS6 -: pigs s. JS6 30; bulk Of
market for sheep steady: lambs 10 1o higher
sheep So sOGse 35 yearlings s. 1885 So lambs So 90
QS7 65.
Eas, Buffalo. Aug. 2e.-CATTLE-Receipts s. 200 head
market active steady: prime steers. 50 2ods6 70;
as 251 cows 81 5qS4 35: bulls 81 T51s4 IS: sockers
and feeders S96S4 heifers 81 I5l 50 20 fresh
md slow and steady, S20qS3 hlAISS-
Receipts head: market active and 25c higher SSG
IS - HOGS Receipts Ii, 100 head market fairly a.
tive and 25c higher: heavy. S6 ioQS8 6o; mixed
Sc T5dS; Workers 81 1oQS7 Is; pigs 81 1887 % rouens
s. 2sgS5 80; s4a$4 80. dairies sS 25d$I SHEEP
sheep active lambs slow: lambs. s. 5o4SL ana a few
81 25: yearnE 75qS6: wethers. s. JOG So TO- ewes
81 6oqS5; sheep. mixed So 1ogSo IS.
Cincinnati Aug. cs.-HOGS steady; butchers and ship
ners s6 7Oa$6 75 common s5 50GS6 SO CATTLE strong
fsir 10 good shippers. s5dS6 common. - -1qs5 %
SHEEP steady, S29S5. LAMBS steady, 81 opgSt 20
Kansas city. Aug. 26-CATTIE-Receipts. 10 900 head
Of Southerns market steady naive
s5 5dS7. southern steers, 81 tS4 o. Sout
COWS S2QS3 -. native and heferS 81 2oQSo lo'
stockers feeders So 25GS5 50; bulls 81 gS5 tp'
calves s49S6 10; Western steers SASS 15 Western cows
So 4Oas4 IIOGS-Receipts 5000 head: market steady:
s. al4s6; pigs and light s. 95aS8 10 Receipts
5000 head: steady muttons. S5ds5 20; lambs
So J0aS7 IS range s5g$5 CO. fed ewes. 81 %
as
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

CoTTON-The cotton market had q snerp aoVafce
-hfs morning while part Of the advance was
fox+ late s- 6ev close steady at a net
rain points Sales for the day we're estirnateo
e. 1,s ON bales The opening firm AT an al
Of points in response TO higher cal si
ef.n prices showed net gam OF 10
,s-t. an she active crop months as result OF
e--.-srr and scattering bull support wall street
--... go. snS there New Orleans
hu-.-e ~. advance which carried the market
-l.hsI - ~ II point. highest level FOR the
tre-e heavy realizing end prices easec on
slightly the best during the late nlon,Ils-
...b.rry ~ about gSs points however the market
-ulss steady and offerings were by no neals
,rr-essfze private cables from Liverpool reported
rs4 an attempt being made there 90 corner the
private wires from New orleans
-eo--ed that the October short interest In that mar
te- The idea appears 70 De
- Orleans operators are teklne
bull all markets although the large Ioca
s,o zrasrr. bull manipulation OF the months
n -he local Very little rain was reported
she weekend ana many com
reaching the trade as 10 crop
r- that where early holders are also
be IN views The better tone
~ IN. ..oct rr.-iset probably responsible ior
~ -he wall Street covering IN the local market
e range prices in the local market To-Day
f0uTs.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Notice of Summons.


<.,rv co1rRT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Newman Firb. plaintiff. against Alfred pfscyn ,Lls
-, nare Alfred fictitious. the real given nais S
the defendant D.clyn being unknown 70 tals ~.
and HJobn'' Linn. said name John oens ncous eo
real given name defendant Linn heihs y.
hi 7aintiY the defendants composing the hrns OF
TINS t t.r ISnn 'd.sendants-To the above paIned de-
rendants: You hereby summoned 10 ahs"e e %
nIatn, this action. and serve COPY or
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys wlthln SIX Gay
~ exclusive OF the day OF
,c. and IN case your failure to appear OF
s LII he taken against by default for the
relief demanded in the Complain
Dated New York. July 23th. 1ect- a..
DI1vTESFIOEFER GERBER & JAMES At.ornsss p aor
" p. o Address. 30 brosNi"as' D"I-
nrgh m Manhattan. Now York CITY. . -. -. =.
r. ,La ohoye named defendants and eacn OF mem Ae
,reconx summons served upon yoo nT pupLTaso.
nursllant TO order Of the Hon Hllan n SO .;
Ns- work dated 18th day OF August Io ao Esa
in office of the Clerk OK the CltS
Court OF the City York at the Sours sra.s
- 81 the Brown stone Building No % Chainpc.s SuS"N
o. o. .ha fsorouch OF Manhattan city or New iorA-
Dated NC" AO'"' Yours. &c,
r,11-rrNTIoEFER GERBER & JAMES asIGrness po aot
- niatnttr o. Address 30 hFoas"as' noi
d,irh of Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

tn. local market for spot cotton was
and 1sTsc .or -niddiing Gulf Sales for @
rss-s... we're teerraph-d Follows GaIyeston hrn
unohsasee At 1sSe: sses' m2cbanesd at 1sc: sales.
2o7 bales: care.ton and wilr1gton nominal: Nor
r.lk os. =, 9sate; Augusta steady nc higher at
lsse tai.s q sal.s s St toei eser qs,s at fa@ He
orleans qUiet nnd steady. unchanged at - 7-ioc;
Cotton Eehsnge ssal IiveTDool sssss and s2t e2
port 800: american. 1000 receipts 1000 na,ns
sls-d 80 80, Tes srer .,.sG assep q.
sme Po,E,s spS,s, sc tSe.ober November
s7ss6 eesss: peceTn9ers9T
Ss. ssss sss .aresE5 ss7d Apriay ssad:
Hay-June sssHd nanchester ,, ,,n,,-v
F1-P ssTs IrAT@Fou- firm With spns pat
80 cnssy 70 Ess rsur oeiiee The foi-
Fns ps.eus s. ,ns:- st5s,s'sa ssas. 50 seass 1o
vita 10 -iner 25es8 20 sStTa No a; 70 god
. ss:s 7s: id,o. 70 fancy soas5
9o.ee @ ,,,s iin and T.ti Tso 81 soas1 s 81 20
stsoDs; -s,sslins ss s2s 10
% SIS 10 I'd coz lo CITY bran 20 sSk rsny
sa ss 81. s,sels g baf 90 s e s. s2ass s s.,her 20
sna ero .esra from ths soTet n o2npsetio sal tth
ssrorr European markets. wfsat s,e the final
rrr.. ~ sssuraay There seenee 20 he an n %ortb
,, ,ss s sr1s - sha anssfan orfles szensiye
& ,s5 se,s.ss 81 AZ ss isS ahas $ rot milling
again In On
warmed rr sofneuhs, AZ night. ana -. us. ,asr
scattered al through Northwest on yes,eroay bc
checking harvest orer-;ions tn norti1s' 5,r5,z
buying Al various ,,iea
cr1sfse-eS sign bv buli ci'eiato,-
ta- more -hsr rru~ounc@n sfTsrlsN =
-ns-sas. a. -ncs,s1 sfyances abroad were "a 10 "a
Liverpool 70 AZ Berlin and l3sc AZ rnrl,,
sBnap - e.. 20 Ss ronis in the re TnHrEsf ~
Bro0nlssu reported rather bUllEh German oIcl ss
ulaes conditions
re--nsnv vas a good buyer wheat Tho hRht NoIlI
20 kIsfiaf1
enc preaon Tor Danubien eEports & o. fon he
during the coming season nsi r .at,a,
Liverpool market, while only about - losas Gfs ,bat
en- expurs durinr dsy Il intlfla,ee a.
tasn.ss gsF have accomplished but ior a
Eek arerneE The visible sup.iy. with the lasr s
and Port hftiiui
of OF
.e<rs us-airases the day commission nses
s>Sf the public have taken the ,oso
" stev If world conditions. wheat vas es.iy Nof ~
e'lce sac shoais be Dosght al setbacke osA' @'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

u the local market closed follows No red esTc ee
vator and 99ssc aoat: No Northern Duluth 81 IFS
ard No hard winter. 81 oi$ 0 afoat CoFsN-The
corn market good second TO wheat in point of
strength. showing IN advance of 1zc to
1sc, with last prices about point of the day. In
addition deal unsatisfactory the
market influenced by good commission house buying
an advance of d TO d at Liverpool and reduced prf-
waite estimates Of the prospective yield in Nebraska Ill
nois Locally bUllish cash position had
much to Co with the strength of the market. Only
loads taken for export. and No . which
nominal in elevator quoted 67l.d No
white. CSC. and No yellow. 6952c afoat. OATS
high records made for oats, September selling
at time 1@sc above Saturday. from which there
subsequent reaction of bushel positions
generally all ssc higher.
Locally without closing
follows: Mixed, 10, &c. white, 80 32
10. 67GSsc. clipped white. SO 30 ~ 6T5gI0c-
for new
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
1rrr,1o ROCHESTER, & PrrTsRURG.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PrTTsBuRG-
1907. 1906 1905
5r,ai oo, a. huy,st s17o MS s167e Ola
Inu Iir ,o Angust 81 - 1344OO6 Oy3 $50 t.312ST1
CANADIAN NORTHERN
Third week In August. s155.70o s133,20o $1,000
July to August 21... 1.4s2,7oO 1oOJ. 900 oZe4op
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Third week in August. s1.5460o0 s13260o0 s1o6l ooo
Iuly to n. 1i.557.0O 1OO11ooo Io"o'iio
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
,,, - -, kao 800 is2s
Third in August. &46I.Ioo SS9oSo ssIo'.o"
to August FL. 3.31I,3oo 2S3SSoo <'o't'loV
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC
Number o miles. 5I4 o.4 eco o3n S
Third week In August. SIo,l5Z SooVis
July August n. 5o4,ooS 4ioo-o soi'oo'
INTERNATIONAL. & GREAT NORTHERN
Third week in August. S13S.ooO $I33ooo slIsuS
to August IL Sli,ovu i'o'"--
IOWA CENTRAL.
Number of miles. Dos shoo SS
Third In August. S5l,14l S9ooos s1o' ooo ooo
JuIv I TO August u. 40T.0l2 4OS1Io SiS''oo
DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRONTON-
Arbor System.)
-, :. a., coo "a, xs5o72 SEQ
July Aug H.. b46,75o oosooA ,A'''A'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. Aug 26-tlosng: WIEAI-Spot hrIn. 70
Western Is I12d. futures hrm september
Is 43sd; December. Tad MARCH, rs sad CoRN-Spot
steady; American mixed new. 5s Ind; old Northern
3tsd: futures steady; September; Ss 2.d: octooer
IS 3i.d. PEAS-Canadsn firm Is Cd HOPS in Lonion
(T'acinc Coas quiet 5salf3 BEEFt2xtra India mess
quiet 81. POItK-Prme mess, western; quiet S's-
II A Ms-Short ID 10. dull. 53s I'd BACON--
Cumberland cut quiet. 51s; short RIB. 16 TO
n long clear midfles, light - 10 ~
n quiet 5Is 3D. heavy. 35 to 30 ID; dull 5os short
ea backs Is quiet. 4is 3D. clear bellies IA 70
10 10 quiet 49s. SHOULDERS square. II 70 10 10
sss Ayoer,@an renned in pals steady CHFEsE
canadian white. steRdy Sts d" co!nred neH
ouict SOS TAIIOW-Prime CITY dull. 3os I'd TUX
rI.NrINF-Spirlts quiet, ais Sd ROSN-Common steaay
I1s sd PETROLEUM. Refined steady, "a LIN
L, steady,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

- prrpsrTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
T. Fitzserald: surrosats OF ths County OF Nsw
Iorh. Satnst Margaret s Willis. also known Mar
sIa.. ,ts Willis late OF ths County Of New York. de-
sh4ets nra,eut with vouchers thereof &c
80 ssscrfber his place OF transaeting business at
,le N-sSs 90, Chas p. VIM W. Buckley. No 14i
Rreadway in The city OF New York on OF before the
sp,senth dayo o December next
ia New York the third day of June. 1907
AAN WI FRED s WILLIS. Administrator. &c
cu.s p G WM " BUCKLEY. 141 Broadway. N Y
City borough of Manhattan. Attorneys for Ad
mini Sc
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Surrogates' Notices

C,ooK. CHARLES TIN punuance OF an order %
4 U. .sH.r n Thomas. a surrogats OF the County
- Nv YoTS notice hereby Civ N TO all persons having
OF tHe T. Cook late OF the County OF
yor deceased ule same with vSucnsrs
sc" subscribers. at their place or trans
the.soi .,.,ns.s at the once of Edward Dirnon Bird
s0I Fifth Avenue In the borougn or Mannat,An
the City Of New tofh- 'n ~ 0' ~ 80
Of September next ~ a., 5.v or Na-rb 1eo7
DATED NC" - SARAH E COOK.
Ex-cutrfx
EDWARD DIsION Bird
SHERMAN W. KNEVAlS.
HAROLD e. COOK.
Executors
xNryAIs & PERRY. - -.
Attorneys ~. BoNUsh OF Manhattan.
Nsw York CITY.
rIOyD a LEARY.
Sarah e COOK ENIS ~ r-l~au
Nsnhattar. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27


S,a.a New County OF New fOrK. IS
0'a'o 20ifErrH s FREEMAN. Cashier OF the above
aIned hank do solemny that the above Statement
t 80 - tha hest of my knowledge and belief
IL ''u' W $50 ZOFFITII :. FREEMAN. CASHIER
c,,A.o-ih,s svorT, TO this 18th day OK
August. 1907 x., r-.rncrpvrs Notary Public.
NoA'e'' RORF,RT NJ GAIsI.AWAY.
DONALD MACKAY, pirectofA
HARTMAN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

State Of New York County Of New York ss- =
NJ II EVER Cashier Of the above named na!aK 60
srear that the above statement is true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and bsiief ,-x,-r-y r.s,,a-
-, ..-, q, bosnTe me this 2sth day OF
suosodrl11ed anu S"'i4 " WM r. DOUGLAS
s"s'' 4'''- Notary Public. y. Y county
sSSERsy! sSER { H25SSR !s1sREs !H%245SSRHsnmr Directors
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER R. OF OF HON, HON FsANK = Ss
vT,-xtI-Notice hereby given 20 al persons having
claims 5sceased to present the with vouchers
New she subscriber. at her place OF transactns
hereoL W o-ice Warren Wright. No Rector
ousines OF Manhattan. in the CITY OF New York
S.feet' list OF February. 1905
On OF e*SLv YORK the day OF July. 1so1-
Dated. Ne" AO--' E. BATES.
.,vry WRIGHT Attorney for ExecutFix. Rector
Street New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
cnrrruERN RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
>,, -, ,,s,.s 7E4 ISIS Txes
I'll, -, -, ,uss s1 no s2T fO7p57s seT93T2
1Iu ,i ~ s,,gug, o. s fea 43l Ts936ss 1855. .10S
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN
- ,,u.x
NG,hueL " no so5S4c
Inno I, ~ s,,y,,sf l5TIs4 165.156 IT3st2
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
a., ,rr-s, ss774e sssaf2 s7T2s1
nhiIu sn.rs, 81 sas7sS 6I2OS1 $50 2a6
WABASH.
l., .r,u., s5ss eeT S5s2 no7 s4as 9r7
TuIv 4 to August IL 4o1S.T44 5.eiS.42S 5s91siS
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Third week in August. Sl23s2! sltrooo ssssS ssss.s
JuIy o August Il st3.os" 'o-'oh o'''i'@
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
a, -. sr,7 4aS s145 $40
Second week ~ ~ sSxsiTo ssl4aS c.7paa11
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Bank Statements

mo S96.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
LIZ NATIONAL PARK BANK
New Yorl city. New York. ar the
- hush 1901:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
Bank Statements.

mo. 1261.I
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HI NATIONAL BUTCHERS AND DFOVERS BANK,
New York City. in the State OF New York at ths
close OF business. August - 1917:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
I137OI
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,

a. New York IN the state Of New York. at the close OF
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
Well tie remnant
ribbons into bows FREE

PfbhOus included IN tomorrow
Remnant offerings tnat are suit
able for any purpose
u 10 lin. ALL SILK SATIN
RIBBONS. in al colOrs, a DC
I - - -...---.--......... Z
TO Pin. RIBBONS. IN all coli
ors sple ndid qGaiity. &c
4 TO gin. PLAIN OR SATIN
TAFFFTAS. all good shades, / DC
a yard --.------------.-
10 Gin. RIBBONS including tai
fetas. faillentines. and mes
salires: all colors. a yard DC
choice. ,
LIST aoor-bargain tables
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
PURE PAINT LAW"
RAISES PROTEST
LAWYER Wants States Pater-
nalism Stopped-Fears
Regulated Bed
Sheets.

Capital made an indignant protest to-
dav In the Supreme Court OF the
United States against the alleged grow
ing tendency toward pateTnalism on
the part Of State legislatures.
Henry L. Stern and Sisuund Zeisler,
of Chicago, attorneys for the big paint
manufacturers of the country, were at
lacking the constitutionalJy Of the
''pure-pa ut law Of North Dakota
The manufacturers fear that other
states will follow North Dakota's lead
If the law is not knocked out. The
Objectionable statute requires the Label
ing of all paints sold within the State
containing anything other than certain
specified ingredients.
ITO hold that such an outrage upon
reason and justice, and on the cOnsti-
tutioraI principles of equality is a valid
exercise Of the police power, would be
10 open the flood gates OF legislative
absolutism." Stern told the court.
Yesterday it was an arbitrary ciassi-
fcayioE OF paint.
Tomorrow some Legislature viii
ig-orantly discriminate against Port
land Ger mt, and in favor of the much
inferior cement. Day after tomorrow
a soap -s.w viii be passed. Next day
some ignorant legislature, viii provide
that glass, unless made from crushed
flint OF quartz (as It was exclusively
made fifty years ago. must De labeled.
THE enactment Of such statutes
would not be Improbable in an age Of
legislative prodigahty which has pro-
vided US with regulations of every coll
ceivable subject, including the length OF
hotel bed sheets and the color OF over
ais, and would, If ii could. regulate the
number Of pulse beats
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferry and

Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs, and
Cumberland, and return. Leave new
Union Station. Washington, Sis a m,
sunday. November 10th, Baltimore &
Ohio Rd Round trip rate. Harpers
Ferry and Martinsburg. sLO0; Berkeley
Strings. sls5, and Cumberland, 800.
SPLENDID opportunity to spend Sunday in
country.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
BYRON NUGFNT MIsSTNG.

The police have been asked TO locate
Byron Nugent, fifteen years old, who
has been missing from his home, on
the Conduit road since Saturday morn
ing.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
WELLS ELECTED TREASURER;
BREAKING G. O. P. MONOPOLY
Young Lawyer of Prince
George County Honored
by Voters.

The election Of C. A. NJ Wells, of the
firm OF Wells. Hoover & Wells, counsel
for Mrs. Anna Bradley. to the position
OF county treasurer of Prince George
county, Nd has at last broken the long
string of Republican Victories won by
r. n Ryon, the former incumbent
Another fact of interest connected with
MT Wells victory Is the fact that while
his opponent has been in politics for
dozen years, the treasurer-elect has
never before run for Office.
Mr.. Wells is a graduate OF George
town College, and also Of the law school
He received his degree Of A 3. at the
west end institution IN 1888, and shortly
after received an appointment 20 west
Point, from former Representative
Barnes Champion. The latter's seat was
contested by Representative Mudd, VINO
won out and took the West Point ap-
pOiutment away from MT Weils on the
eve of his departure.
Although greatly disappointed, Mr.
Wells settled down to work and took
his decree Of IL. d. in 1890. He inn
mediately started 10 practice after pass
ing the bar examination, and ave years
later took his brother Robert into part
ncrship with him. A few years later
George Hoover was taken in.
When the Democratic nominations Tor
county officers were made Mr.. Wells
was at the jamestown Exposition. and
since he had done no soliciting for the
position he was taken completely by
Eurpriee when Il was made known to
him that he had been named on the
ticket.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
SAIL ON THE M0NTAUK
DELIGHTED PASSENGER

1T was delighted with my trip to the
jamestown Exposition on the steamer
Montauk. The boat is large and COM
nodfous and the service excellent" said
a lady to a reporter. The Montauk is
a new steel steamer OF the new Nor
folk, Washington and Richmond Steam
ship Line 1t plies between this city
Norfolk and the jamestown Exposition.
The boat leaves Washington every Sat
urday, Tuesday and Thursday at A. m.
from Riieys wharf, at the foot OF sixth
street southwest
The return trip is made from Norfolh
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at s a. m The MOntauk stops at OLD
Point and the jamestown Exposition
coming and going.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
MEDAL FOR VETERANS
STRUCK BY NEW JERSEY

The department commander Of the G.
A. r. has besa requested by the adj
jutant general of y " Jersey 70 en-
deavor to inform sucn surviving officers
and men who served IN New Jersey o.
ganizatiOns during the civil war. and
who may now be residing in the District
Of Columbia. that a suitable medal was
authorized by The Legislature Of New
Jersey for all such surviving soldiers.
and win soon be ready for distribution.
Application should be made to THE
Adiutant General, Trenton, n. j..
blanks viii be forwarded - be filed
end returned.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
INQUEST TOMORROW
OVER WHEELER BODY

There will be an inquest at the Dis
trfet morgue at II O'Clock tomorrow
over the body OF William Whesler. Slo
died IN the Emergency Hospital last
night from injuries received in a bicycle
accident Tuesday. Wheeler was riding
a wheel on First street. between d and
i, streets northwest, when he coliided
with a street car as it swung around a
curve.
The car struck the front wheel Of the
bicycle, throwing the rider TO the pave,
ment. He was taken 10 the hospital in
an unconscious condition.
Wheeler was fifty-hye years of age,
and lived at 100 Z street northwest. he
was employed as engineer at one OF the
local hotels.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
Lay the Foundation for Prosperity

BY opening an account in the banking
dept. of Union Trust Co. 1414 F st. IN
der supervision of L. s. Treasury De
partment. Interest paid on all accounts.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07

A Dessert That's Truly Ideal.
c. & g. Ice Cream-Famous Velvet Kind.
Druggists.
The Washington times., 1907-11-07
DAVENPORT IS ILL
WITH DESERT FEVER

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. Honor
Davenport, the cartoonist, who has been
doing work here in the JOhnson-Bu
campaign, is III at his hotel
Physicians in attendance say that he
IS suffering from a recurrence Of desert
fever. contracted by him while IN Ara
bia. As soon as Davenport is able %
travel he will be taken back TO his New
Jersey farm.