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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
al ask our cOrrcspOn-

ia nksgiviug Day,
u he Virginia Agricultural and
MechaIhcal College offers for the
\ first time free winter course for
= the farmers themselves. There
Fare no condition of age or edu-
:, cation, young men and old are
both wanted. There will be
practical courses in Agriculture,
) Horticulture. Animal Husbandry
and Dairying. This winter course
lasts three weeks and is mainly
demonstration - Just what the
practical farmer needs. Write
to DR.. p. b. Barringer, Blacks
burg, Virginia, for an announce
Inent.
Ernest w. Browne. Souvenirs.
Tobacco and Cigars. 270 and 3I3
Main St, Norfolk. Va.
After comparing different makes
.of Marine Engines, the Maryland
BfOyster Navy has adopted the
Oriole Engine, and has installed
a number of them in boats to
guard Maryland Oyster Rocks.
To Save Monev-Buy your
FALL MILLINERY. dress goods
and shoes, from l.. b. Broaddus
at DuttUn p. O., Gloucester
County. My stock is complete
new and "o-to-date. l make a
specially IN ladies' wear. All l
ask is a trial purchase and l am
atisfed afterwards you will buy
your millinery from me Salts
faction guaranteed or money
cheerfully refunded.
Very Respectfully.
l.. b. Broaddus,
Dutton. Va.
The Rev. Mr.. Rutherford will
preach at Macedonia Baptist
Church OH SUNDAY evening next.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hawkins of
~ Hampton. formerly of this place
s5aid a visit to their old home on
North River this week.
Mas. Ashley White returned to
Mathews on Friday, after an alb
sence of two weeks.
We have secured the agency for
OTino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver lively,
purifies the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs.
Cures chronic constipation. Ask us
about it. Sold bv all druggists.
Wolfe & Nelson are doing a
business i'll their ladies
I'd misses req Iy-made coats and
, 'ciOaks. They received a fresh
consignment this week.
We wish to announce that we
have opened our fall line of milli4
merry in our new store. We ask
that you come to see our line of
styles for the Fair. We will get
our grand opening ad. in FIR next
week. A new line of shoes and
dress goods also ready.
q. S. MARCHANT.
Mrs. Virginia Brown and Ell
hest Brown, IT., returned from a
visit to Mrs. Logan Harrison in
Client, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Small
have moved into their new home
We regret to hear of the death
of Mr.. William X. Minter, the hus-
band of Mrs Texena Diggs MinteI
which occurred I P. NJ, Wednes.
day, the goth.
Oscars & Williams have lid ir
stock of blankets and comfor
tiers. They have all styles anC
qualities in stock. and an inspect
4 ion of the same elf you are il
8 need) will be beneficial to your
self and the firm. They have
Also large stock Of ladies anC
Rtlemens shoes. In fact they
Re carrying a larger and finer lin,
nan they have ever handled be
pre-. The prices are moderate
h quality Al.
The last annual excursion t.
the Exposition will take place OF
s Thanksgiving Day. Thursday
NOV. 2s E steamer Mobjacl
Ie run. and it yer,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-11-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

will be the following places receive oo7taxes before
the cent. penalty is added
Port Haywood Nov Bohannon-W Wednesday Nov
Mathews Court Hoesez5Sat 2Z.2 to s p NJ
day, Nov. %. -. NorthcFFriday, Nov. 20. q.
Fitchets- Monday Nov. Mathews Court
10 A. NJ to I P. M: day. Nov, go. .-
II w. HudgnS' store--Mon- Observation-Disclosures. Dec 2
day. Nov. Is, to < P. NJ. 10 A. NJ. P. NJ. .~-
Gwynns Island - Tuesday, Bakes-Monday, Dec. z, 2.
Nov. 70. -. :; NJ to p. NJ. ...-s
Mobjack-Wednesday Nov CObbs Crsek-Tuesday 3.
p. NJ
Yours Verv Truly,
John } Burke -
Treasurer. Mathews CounttJ.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-11-21

Day. Thursday,
E steamer Mobjack
e run, and it very
Caffey , i'll be in
lie boat will leave
at 7:I5; Williams.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-11-21

b; Philpotts. 7:45; Diggs. 8 A
and returning will leave the
mpany's Fharf at 500 P. M;
18th strs%t, : Portsmouth. s:I5
Ray Line Wharf, Norfolk. $50;
Exposition, 6:3o; Old Point, Gas
and arrive at East River landings
9 o'clock. The management are
doing oil in their power to make
this excursion the most successful
&ppe that has taken place from
athews thus far and as the day
a legal holiday, there ought tc
Ia large crowd on board.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL REFUNDING PLAN
Board Will Decide as to Canada Southern
Mortgage at Next Meeting.

At the meeting Of the New York Central
board. 70 be held September 1S-the first
since the summer vacation--or at the next fol-
lowing meeting. Il IS understood decision will
be reached TO the plan for refundIng the
S14Oooo0o first mortgage ) per cent bonds Of
the Canada Southern, maturing January l.
1908 The subject has been under discussion by
the New York Central Board for several
months.
It is understood that the Canada Southern.
which is leased 70 the Michigan Central, may
issue a consolidated mortgage Of S4O.OO0OO0.
AS large a part Of the bonds thus secured
may be necessary VIII be used for retiring the
present issue OF per cents
Action the dividend II IS said, will be
taken by the New York Central Board not later
than September 81. Another subject TO be
taken I'D az an early date is a plan for curtail-
ing the large operating expenses OF the system.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
". I. FEELS SATISFIED.
Directors Gail 1t the Late Strike"-
Photographers Laugh.

Directors ~ the Western Union Telegraph Com
pauy held their quarterly meeting yesterday and
Endorsed the resolution OF the executive committee
commencing the officials for their stand in lighting
the teleEraphers' strike 30 the end. The meeting
was well attended yesterday. and from the fact
that some OF the most prominent members. includ-
ing J. Pierpont Morgan and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
were present Il thought IL would be a long
one and that important action would be taken
At the end OF twenty minutes. however, the mem
bers came out. and all that was announced by Sec
retary a. r. Brewer that the quarterly divi-
dend of Il. per cent had been declared and that
the action Of The executive committee regarding
what was termed the late strike" was indorsed
The usual announcement as 20 the earnings OF
the company was not made so that II could not be
learned how far the strike had affected them MI
Brewer made explanation OF this omission
The strike leaders at the Astor House, when seen
later said that they were prepared for the an
nouucen,ent Daniel L. Russell chairman of the
board Of strategy. said that fl would be folly In
the strikers 10 expect that they would win except
with a hard fight. and the ranks OF the strikers
were as strong as ever. He repeated his assertion
OF n dav or two ago that the strikers had sur
rriqa in store for the Companies. which would he
sprung on them at the psychological moment He
would not explain what the nature or the surprise
was This must not be construed as threat 10
tanner with wires or anything like that. he said
..T,,a remedy We have in mind is perfectly legiu-
mate bu II put operat ton II would so seriously
damage the earning capacity OF the telegraph cor
porations that doubt II they could possibly
grant our demand FOR Is per cent increase
~e+to,a1 President Small said that he had made
arrangements with President Gompers of the Amer
Ican Federation Of Labor by which the strikers
would have plenty OF financial assistance while the
strike lasted.
Tho strikers held mass meeting in secret ses-
sion last evening. and after it was over the an
nouncement was made that the meeting had
edopted a recommendation passed by the executive
committee Of the union the evening before that
the members employed IN the brokers or
foes and by the newspapers be assessed 8 each a
week to support the strike while II lasted. Ma
tional President Small said that the strike would
continue until December, that when Congress
meets legislative action could be asked for
sunerintendent. Brooks OF the Western Union
co,nnany said later It did not matter what the
strike leaders said did so far as affecting the
situation was concerned.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
BOND SALE.
CrTy oF NFW ROCHFI

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. y \.
Sealed proposals will received by the -Cicy Clerk
al his city Hall Building. corner Of Main
and Mechanic ; O'Clock . Iuesosys
September L. 1907 the purchase Of all or any part
OF 100000. Registered five per cent Assessnsn
OF 1907 OF 81 600 no
each dated September f6 1907 and maturing eoo Oh
on the hrst day 1917; SJ.000-o0 on rhs nrsc
day May 191S. and S5.o10Go on The nrst
dav OF Nav 1919 payable serui-a annually on
tba frst davs of Noverbs- and MAY. principal and in
terest pavabe at the of7ce of the CITY Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified
fncorpors- ID bank rust company IN the
sat. OF Nav York for 81 payable 70 the order
Oft the city Treasurer OF city Of New Rochelle
Bonds v-fl b. 81 under the supervision o. snd
certified 70 tls- gsnuneuess by the United Stats
Mortgage and TTTs- Company, including the opnlon OF
counsel : the validity.
No hid OF less psr value - rra bonds VIII
considered Bidders che printed form OF
p-op0saI furnished " undersigned ACcrued IT.
paid purchaser and delivery wi. -
made at the Office Ot the City Treasurer N NeN
Rochelle on the sJth dav Of Sspterber- 1897
TIE right I reserved reject Or al cids
Dated New Rochelle y Y. AuEuSr - 1877
CHARLES EAMNERNEYER. city CleTS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
ROND SALE

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. " y.
Sealed prOpOsals VIII be received by the City ClsrK
az his Office in the city Building OF Main
and Mechanic Streets. I'D o'clock ? n. Tuesday.
September H. 1907, for the purchass of all or any
part Of O0 Registered Eve per cent. Fire De-
partrent oS 1907 OF said City OF 81 900 90
each September Is 1aoI. and maturing s. 900 oo
on the first day MAY 1917 $4,000 90 the rst
day OF each AMI Nay ths-eafte- Interest pay
able annually the first days Of November and
May principal and interest payable the ocs OF ths
city Treasurer
Each proposal accompanied oy csrttfcI
check on incorporated bank trust company in
the state o FOR 81 500 90 payable to ths
Of the City Treasurer of the City OF New Ro-
chAlle.
Ponds will bs e1Srsved under The supervision OF and
certified their genuineness by the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company Including ths opinion
o counsel the validity
No bid Of Of the bonds VIII %
Considered Bidders the printed form OF
proposal furnished BY the undersigned Accrued IN
paid by the purchaser. anf delivery VIII
be made at the once o. the City Treasurer IN Ne"
Rochelle n the 25th DAY Of September. 1897
The right reserved reject al bids
Rochelle. y. Y August - 1901
CHARLES KAMNERNETEP. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
BOND SALE
CITX nj

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. v Y
proposals VIII be received by the tlty erS
at his City Hall Building corner % Man
and Mechanic { : o'clock p n Tuesday
purchase of all part
of y. Registered i've cent Local flEnWa
Improvement Bonds. series OF 19JI. o. said city or
81 600 each except OF said bonds snail ne
of s113622 dated september IL l9O'- and
maturing on day OF Ma. 1871.
s. on day Of May 1918 ard S'-i5t-'.@
on . Nay. 1919 Interest pay yaoie se5l-
Annually on days OF November and May Prin-
cfpal and interest payable the Office OF the Clty
TreasI
Each proposal must be accompanied oy a certinei
check Incorporated bank trust company n -
of York $500 90. payable - the order
osrh C-try Treasurer city Of New Rochelle
Bonds vi be under supervision o. and
certified their genuineness by the United states
Mortgage and Trust Companyt includlns tle opihlon
OF counsel az the validity
No bid OF less value Of the bonds VIII -
Considered the printed form OF pro-
posaI furnished BY the Undersigned Accrued interest
10 and delivery VIII be nads
at the Office City Treasurer in New Rochelle on
the 25th day OF September. 1907
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all bids
Date New Rochelle. y. Y. August 20 1907
CHARLES KAAfMERMEYER- City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
TO VOTE ON BURLINGTON MERGER
Stockholders to Pass on Economic Plan at
Meeting on November g.

The stockholders Of the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company will. at their annual
meeting on November in Chicago. be asked TO
take action looking to further consolidation OF
the conpany's properties in Nebraska, Kansas
Colorado and Wyoming by approving purchases
made by the company's directors OF eighteen
roads now held under lease by the Burlington
The stockholders of the Great Northern 1t was
announced few days ago, are to vote on a
similar proposition at their coming annual meet
ing the objects Of the proposed consolidation
being to do away with the necessity for issuing
a multiplicity of annual reports. to simplify the
bookkeeping Of the system and to effect econ
ornies through abolition of the separate organ
izatfon now maintained by each of the sub
sidiarv companies which 1t is desired 10 merge
in, +ba Sfp
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

Any one can shout stocks are suited ana % s are
detached ana STOCK exchanges
buntingated in ebon
powers-that were utr
slaushternng Na anu Se
A. Trinity A.. to-day H. ., .bo .orv pocors
handles are me anu
and Ryon OF Nork Butte anu
of Trinity. are-busted
mind when stockoon gers um 10 @
o ammunition 1t IS safe wagering tH'' i7 e
gumned
Amalgamated ana Noftn ft4te hu
which actually hho" pu' ''
do al Trinity, and
in condition 1t IS to-day II mas
all summer Today It's
mas JuSt
that it VIII begin h
into RaklaIa bins 1t has paid for all TINS ex
work expenses and mas
in its working fund and
extensive property
hundreds of thousands
proceeds after paying expenses to pay
dividends; that's Trinity
mining that after seven years OF
fund hand does
bonded called its stockholders
for form
would foolish disguise the that do like
further that like others losing lots
hasb
advised him that by paying need worry
the artifcislly made price
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
Financial.
BUY ' ' Trinity
BUY NOW

will member of the New York
order 10 cent Of
high
Wall and will
Peoples
the will
Trinity sell
double the
like other stockholders trying to buy
in mind,
Of sale
the shares OF
the books Bost0ns
Trust COnpanywhere all
holdings all listed the Boston
all Trintys affairs have been
ed bv Boston Stock Exchange
how prices made
slaughteTers abroad
Trinity with the that had
the As could get to
different brokers number of thousands
al
above the quoted
another hundred they
the lowest quoted
offered freely and In
all sized lots at the quoted low price
repeat Buy Trinity, pay keep you
these
That Trinity worth what worth, artifcialy
bold relation its worth
and fools
selling dancing
them selling
Trinity thirty days after sold at 42
Trinity to-day will sell
having the bowwows
will be
dividends with the knowledge that
invested invested in anything else
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September II. 1907
REEVES-Recepts 1872 cars 3, 415 head in
Guiding 128 saughterers. 10 for export
market. making. with the cattle held
arrivals. 81 be sold. Il
md n Goth Were
slow and prices all top grades selling
generally 10c from Mondays market bulls held up
fairly well all grades heavy supplies. still
further declined I5d25c: fat selling
last A held Common o
choice native stee 330S6 and
cars et So 5o oxen G3fr$5 05: 81 1888
10 good: a bulls 81 10:
al 81 25TS3 SO: cows ld heifers mixed. S. T5dS3
Dressed beef In fair demand Sdl0zc per native
1GSc. Latest private cables from
Iyerpooi and quote live cattle refrigerator
included l4q
ecbyyarzSchud SuIzberger the Mohawk. Antwerp
and :. 500 quarters of beef divided between Swif
Reef company and Morris Beef Company. on the
Adrlatic to Southampton. To morrow the Cedric will
carry to Liverpool ,T50 of beer for
Reef $50 for the Morris Beef Company
for he Cudahy Packing Company.
Sales-S. 93 Kentucky steers 1899 III average
al SO 20 per 10. ~ do 1894 H. So % Ohio do
1850 H. SC 27i2 - do. 1855 H. 81 ~. H.
at -: 1893 III. So i5 20 do. 12eS H. f5
Il 90 1871 So ~ do. 1Ie5 III. 81 so; 10
Virginia 1345 ID. Sc TO- do. I63o III.
ball H. So 60 do. 1890 H. al 81 50; do.
So 15 21 iu64 u AZ 81 ~ 2l %. lO2s H.
So so - do. $50 ID, at 81 40
Mcpherson & Co: Kentucky steers laos 10 at 10;
70 do n al s. 20: 81 80 124T n at s. So 20
II7T S. 20 1122 10. at s. 20; 1000
%: - 037 ID. At 81 io 70 Virginia do 1Ii2 No.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
COTTON REVISION ANNOUNCEMENT
Premiums Reduced on High Grades; Penal
. ties Increased on the Low.

The regular September meeting OF the revision
committee Of the New York Cotton Exchange was
held after close Of business yesterday afternoon.
Much interest had been taken in the probable &C
OF the committee owing 10 the big discount at
which local contracts had been selling, com
pared with midding cotton in the open market, and
the trade had anticipated that the action OF the
COMMITTEES would bring the contract about 30 points
nearer parity with the niddling grade
The revision announced reduced premiums on the
high grades about % points. but gave increased
penalties on grades OF from about 20 TO 100
points with penalties particularly severe on tho
tinged and stained cotton. A revision or ABOUT %
points had probably been discounted.
The following shows the present differences on
and off rnddling compared with those in force
previously:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
ROND SALE.
CITY OF NFW ROCHELLE. y. v.

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE. N v.
proposals received by the city Clerk
Al mis- offce in city Han Building OF Main
a,d Mechanic streets. o'clock D Tuesday
September ~ 1907. the purchase OF all
~ s95 OOO 90 Registered per Street Improve
ment Bonds OF 1907. of said City. OF $1,000 90
Is 1907. and maturing $1,000 90
~ ne drsr day of May. nd
davs Of Nav 1921 1925 and 1929 Interest pay
seui-aunuaIly on days OF November and
Nav principal and interest payable at the Oce % tho
city Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified
check on an incorporated bank trust company IN
Ire state OF New York 81. 600 90. payable
order OF the city Treasurer OF the City Of New R0
chefle
Bonds viii be engraved under the supervision o. and
certified their genuneness BY the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company including the opinion OF
a % validity
No value OF the bonds VIII ho
considered Bidders che printed form OF pro-
furnished the undersigned Accrued interest
paid by purchaser. and delivery viii be mads
at the Office OF City Treasurer in New Rochelle
the 25th day Of September. 1907
The right Is reserved 70 reject Or all bids
Dated Rochelle. y. Y. %. 1897.
CHARLES EAMNERMEYER. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

10 Pennsylvania sheep. los 70 81: state do. 1OT
n. a 81 ~.
J. g curtis 50 81 20: -
10 At 81: ~ Vermont do. 66 70. at 81. state
sheep. u. 81
Jsiine Wright 4 Co 81 state lambs Sc n az s. 80;
20 cts IS n. at 81 75. state sheep I52 n az So
Is 90. n. s. 80
Iohn p Nelson: lambs a 80: do.
60 n. ST % II do 6s n ar 50 so, 10 culs 40 n
ats stat sheep. 10S n s.
Andrew Mullen 80 lambs y. n s. 50.
cuIls. 4S ~ 81 bucks. 120 10 Sa
HOGS-Recs!pts az cars. s053 head n
cIdGing about ftt9 head for the market Prices barely
Srea Pennsylvania or medium
liEht weight selling at STa$7 - 100 r.
Safes-W r II hogs. 1e6 n
age n -.
rSughs 2G3 n. ~ s6 10. 5 60 3f5 n 81
NJ Phe-son & Co. 43 state hogs i52 - e IS. 4
roughs 355 n. So Is
sss
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
Public Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE
rY OF NEW ROCHELLE ~. Y
PARK IMPROVEMENT CERTIFICATES


SALE OF PARK IMPROVEMENT CERTIFICATES
Sealed proposals viii be received by the city Clerk
at his once in the city HaI Building corner % Main
or MECHANIC Streets. Up O'Clock Tuesday,
September H. 1907. for s1s-ooooo Park Improvement
Certificates OF Indebtedness OF SI00000 each, be
issued pursuant Chapter SO OF the Laws OF 1907.
State York The said certificates snail
be numbered consecutively from to the highest
number issued. will interest the rate or
fve per cent? per aunuu1. and VIII Do
% person. corporation Offering me
viii be dated Ihe 10TH
OF September 1901. and shall mature the 1sr
day OF May. 1912. Iuteres- the said cerrtncafss
VIII payable the first days Of November and May
IN each year.
Each proposal must accompanied BY a certified
check o a National Bank incorporated bank G.
Trust Company state OF New York. for s1eVJou
payable city Treasurer or the CltF
Of New Rochelle. deposit 70 be forfeited 70 tns
City IL party parties whom these certincatss
shall be awarded shall fail 70 take and pay for the
same in accordance with the terms OF sale
The certificates 70 be delivered az the once q ms
City Treasurer OF City Of New Rochsis- n T. on
the 25th day OF Septennber 1901
No bids Will be received for less than par
Purchasers Will be required % accrued interest
The Common Council reserves the rfgEt 20 reject
any all bids
The certificates viii be engraved under the super
vision Of certified their genuinsness oy tne
United states Mortgage ard Trust Company inciutns
the opinion Of counsel the validity
Dated New Rochelle y. Z. August % 1901.
CHARLES KAMNERMEYER. city Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
Bowling Green Trust Co.,


70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
CAPITAL, sI,000,000. Surplus, S3,OOO,OoO
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD PresldenI
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR LIST Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charlie. P Armstrong, John q. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, MyTon I. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward 7. Jefery,
Franklin @. Brown, Winslow S. Pierce,
Robert C. Clowry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. ScheneK.
Grenville M. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
q. Gnepel, William n. Taylor,
Edwin Gould. Edward R. Thomas,
Frank j. Gould. John P. Truesdel,
George J. Gould. E. Z. C. Young
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
TWO-CENT FARE HELD UP.
Central Passenger Associations Delay Due to
Courts Ruling.

Chicago Sept. 1.-THE Central Passenger As
sociation at it's monthly meeting to-day decided
that il would not put twO-cent interstate pas
senger rate in effect in Eastern territory before
January l. 1903 The Pennsylvania and other
Eastern roads opposed the reduced rate largely
on account of the decision of a Pennsylvania
court declaring the Pennsylvania two-cent rate
law illegal.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
COAL FOR ATLANTIC FLEET ORDERED.

Iisy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Baltimore. Sept IA Baltimore coal company
will send q the Pacific the first large shipment OF
coal for the OF the Atlantic battlesblp fleet in
It's coming cruise In the face OF active competition
the Consolidation Coal Company has been given the
initial order The contract. 1t is understood. does
not call for the fun 10000 contemplated by
tie government in its first ORDER but large pro-
portion OF it, Barges win be loaded At this port
besirrlng October / They will proceed to base
on the Pacific not made public
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

Rochester Sept. 1.-THE Lake Shore & Mich
tgan Southern and the New York. Chicago & St.
Louis Railroad companies were fined $1,000 and
$500 respectively by Judge John Il. Hazel. Of
the United States Circuit Court. sitting at
Canandaigua yesterday. for violating federal
laws providing that cattle shall be fed and
watered and have a rest OF five hours outside
Of cars in every twenty-eight hours The rail-
roads pleaded guilty through their lawyers
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
WOULD REOPEN HARTJE CASE.
fRy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

fI;v Telegraph 10 Inc Iribuhe-I
Pfttsh1re Sept III. Scott Ferguson, chief
counsel for Augustus Hartie. the millionaire paper
r,anufacturer who refused divorce by Judge
Frazer and who appealed the case TO the Superior
Court announced to-day that before decision Is
ha1des down by the higher court he will ask that
,h. casa he reopened. Mr.. Ferguson asseVs he
bss obtained additional evidence Of important
character.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
CHARGES cANTALoUPE CONSPIRACY.
rpy TELEGRAPH 70 The Tribune

TBY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Ftttsburs. Sept. IA. i. Anderson, attorney
~ ffis city. Efo prominent in suit recently
against tie Pftrsburz produce dealers. fled
BLANKET information in ne United States circut;
court to-day against produce dealers in Pttsourg
snd growers OF cantaloupes various points
taro2xhout the country. charging them with con-