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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
TRAVELLERS FEDERATION
WILL MEET IN DENVER

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-The nrsl an
nual convention of the American feu-
Grafton of Travellers, an organisation
for the protection of travellers rigntst st
adjourned last night to meet August
20, 1908, in Denver o,ootad !.
The following officers were elected:
w. A. Morgan, Sedalia, MO-, president, @
George r. Cole, Guthrie, Okia., r,,.,, W. ~
president; Dan Rlchhohu' Ae0eS'
secretary ry-treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
CASE AGAINST HALSEY
POSTPONED TO MONDAY
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-The case
against T. V. Halsey, agent for the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany, who was indicted for the bribery
of supervisors, was continued until
Monday when called before Judge
Dunno this morning.
1t was up on motion to dismiss
the indictment, but Judge Dunno said
that on account of having been on
vacation he had not had an oppor-
tunity to read the transcript Of tes-
timony.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
GERMAN EMPEROR DISLIKES
ANGL JAPANESE ALLIANCE
By Associated Press.

LONDON, July 6.-Dispatches from
Copenhagen state that the Kaiser, who
is visiting there, spoke sharply of Japan
when that nation was mentioned in his
presence.
He earnestly declared, it is said, that
the greatest mistake iever made by the
white man was the Anglo-Japanese al
lance. He said that Europeans were
acting most foolishly in allowing a yell
low race to copy all their methods and
learn all their secrets.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Balloon Successful
sociated Press.

e. Associated Press.
LONDON, July GA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Berlin says that Maj.
Won Grossi's dirigible balloon for the
German army has made some highly
successful trials at night recently for
the purposes of secrecy. The balloon,
1t is stated, easily maintained speed of
thirty miles an hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
GUN FIGHT RESULTS
lNTWO MEN WOUNDED
bBy Associated Press.

by ASSOcIaLeu IEOSa'
PORTLAND, July GA. Peterson is
dying and A. Murray Gum is shot
through both thighs as result of a
shooting scrape in saloon at Kippen
last night. thirty miles east of Lewis
ton.
w. H. Curry, who is charged with
doing the shooting, was brought to
Lewiston and is held in the county
Jail to await result of the shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
PRIZE BULL OFFERED
FOR DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS
Rx Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO July 6.-The Cal
ifornia promotion committee has Of
fered prize bull for the best display
of products from a single irrigated
farm at the meeting of the national
irrigation congress at Sacramento in
September.
The bull is from the famous Pierce
Riverside premier herd of Holsteins,
and is registered in the advanced reg
lister as California Promotion Boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
EMMETT DIAL TON RELEASED
TO UNDERGO OPERATION
nv Associated Press.

LEAVEN Kas., July g.
Emmett Dalton, serving life sentence
in the penitentiary here for participat-
ing in the famous Coffeyville raid Of
the Dalton gang, was released by Gov
ernor Hoch this afternoon on tenn
porary parole that he might go to Kan
sas City and undergo an operation on
his arm, shot in the raid.
Dalton started for Topeka and there
will meet his mother, the two making
the trip to Kansas City together.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Could Have Had All

She declared that she could have OBJ
tanned possession of all the money Run
yam had if she had tried hard enough.
Concerning her betrayal of Runyan's 5
hiding place, she said that she felt sorry
for Mrs. Runyan and debated with her
self whether to notify Mrs. Runyan of
her husbands whereabouts or to give
him up to the police: She did the latter,
she declared, because she learned that
Mrs. Runyan was ILL., Although she said
she had no hope of securing the reward
for Runyan, she remarked that she
could make use of the $1,000 offered. AS
she, like Runyan, was under the charge
of grand larceny and the police have yet
to recover about $4,000, which Runyan
declares she has hidden, there is little
chance of her securing the reward.
After being photographed, Runyan and
Mrs. Carter were taken to the Tombs
police court to be arraigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

Don't shop Saturday nights. Do your
trading during the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
and Mr.. Rockefeller resumed his an

and Mr.. Rockefeller resumed his an
swer.
"Your honor" said he, leaning toward
Judge Lands, ct have been so long out
of business so long out of this busi-
ness that 1 could not well answer that
question. 1t is dozen years since L
have been actively related with it's af-
fairs. 1t is eight or ten years, your
honor, since L have even been in the
office at ALL"
"Wel what is your general impress
sion of what the business of the stand
ard Oil company is?"
"They have refineries to rehne OH.
a study of the charter"
Again came the objections from Mr..
Miller, Mr. Rosenthal joining.
Judge Lands overruled the obJectlons
and proceeded with his questioning
"Does the Standard Oil company OF
New Jersey own any stock in the
Standard Oil"
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A TOTAL LOSS.
Steamer Cartagenia Wrecked Near
Cape SabIe-The Crew Safe.

Halifax. n. S., July 1.-The steamer
which went ashore at Half Moon
lodges near Cape Sable. yesterday, as
identified late today as the wooden
steamer Carta gcnia. bound from Mich
igan via the Great Lakes for Boston
and coal laden. The steamer broke in
two today and probably will be a to-
tai loss. The crew of II men reached
shore safely.
The Cartagenia grounded during a
dense fog yesterday. The heavy sea
which was running through tn. vessel
high on the rocks. The crew mad, their
way to the Cape Sable life saving Eta
ton
The after portion of the steamer is
now under water. 1t is thought shp
cannot be saved. The steamer was in
command Of Capt. Fefcrt
The Cartagcnia was built at West
Bay City. Mich. in 1901 Her home ror
was Duluth, MINI. She registered his
t"ns net. was 2il feet in length. 40 feet
in breadth and 10 feet in depth. She
was screw steamer and WAS used ok
clusively for carrying freight.
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DOG POLICEMAN A HERO.
Finds Suffering Boy in Packing Case
and Causes His Rescue.

New York. July Casey, the dog
member Of Conev Island police force.
found Il small. wet and hungry boy
huddled in a packing case under the
pier early the other morning.
Casey reported to Policeman Ola
gan hut he did it in such Il way that
oliagan didn't understand. So Casey
went t" where the boy lay sleeping
tore 4 piece off his coat. and returned
with it i'm his mouth. O'ITagan in
vcstigated and found the boy. who
said he was Peter Spungardo.
AT the Concy Island police station
Peter said he had come from Mahanoy
City. Pa, walking n good part Of the
way. He had been working as a
breaker boy in the coal mining dis
triCt. He was sent to the Cnney Island
Hospital To recover from the effect of
his exposure. When he is well. Will
lam \. Ellis. 4 Concy Island Snowman,
VIII civ" him 4 job.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03

leaders expect there will be about 1900
voters, but the majority of them in the
great crowds which thronged the booths
upon the first day apparently lost inter-
est and failed to qualify.
Counsel for the Great Northern Railway
Monday at New York entered a plea of
not guilty in the United States circuit
court to the indictments returned against
the company for alleged violation of the
Elkins antitrust laws. Before pleading
the Great Northern interposed q demurrer
10 the Indictment upon the ground that
the facts alleged did not, if true, consti-
tute an offence within the purview of the
existing statutes, and also Questioning the
constitutionality of the Elkins low. Judg,
Tough overruled the demurrer The case
Will, be tried in the fall.
Governor Antonette of st. Pierre held
a long conference with acting Premier
Morris Monday at st. Johns, n. F., with
sNf4w 0f concluding a trade convention
whereby st. Pierre can purchase extern
.s1vely many commodities in Newfound-
land. The French governor is of the opin-
ion that half of St. Pierres imports.
which amount to total of s1,O0c, 900 an
nually, can he purchased in Newfouhd-
iand. AT present the imports at St Pierre
come largely from France. the United
states and Canada. On account of for
mer differences over the fisheries there
has been little trade between the two
colonies.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The schooner Puritan, lumber laden,
bound from Bangor to Gloucester,
Mass. had rough experience Sunday
about 10 miles southwest of Monhegan
island. The schooner'S mainsail was
torn by the gale and her jb was car
RED away. A large quantity of her
deck load Of lumber was washed over
board. The schooner was locked at
Portland to make slight repairs and
get new sails. The schooner Orion
bound from the eastward to New York
also lost quantity of laths in about
the same place on Sunday.
ALERT McNutt was taken suddenly
SICK at Portland hotel Monday and
died later at the hospital. On his per-
son were found the address Of Mrs.
Atner McNutt, ia Springfield street,
Boston, small bottle of medicine with
the label of Il druggist in Truro, n. S.,
on 1t, dated only two days ago, and IA
ticket for Boston, besides ample money
To care for all his needs. Death was
pronounced to be caused by diabetes.
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Boston Market.

Boston, July z. 1907.
FLOER-Mill shipment. spring patents
are offered at S5.45ft5S5; winter patents.
S. S,ki5. =;
G5127c per bbis.: bags.
81. z.Ml.z5; granulated, 1926. bolted, 1900
BIS.
CORN-Steamer. yellow spot. 631kc.: No.
?. yellow. &C: No. 2. yellow all rail per
bu.. 64c.: No 3. yellow. all rail. 63kc..
RYE FLOUR-Per Dbl. 81. 25dl5. 20.
OATMEAI-We quote rolled at s.. Goa
$50 per bll;. cut 5,50I6.C0.
OATSwNo. /. clipped: white spot. SIC.
No. =. clipped. 5lAc.; No. 3. clipped. 5O1l
SO to 40 lbs. all rail. per bu.. Sic: new fan
cy. white spot. 40 to 4 lbs. all rail. 53c.
PROVISIONS-POrk. heavy backs. t,~r
Dbl. $1S.5D: medium hacks. per bhl $1775:
long cuts. 5000: loose per lb. 1ohc: ribs.
l1&G12c; hans. regular ard small. 40
loo: lean ends. $.:s,-i, shoulders 101@c:
lard, rendered. per ln., 1I7sc.; lard. pure,
per III. itHc
BEEF-Choice binds. lo%allc.; choice
LANES AND MUTToN-I.nmbs. spring.
In PC: warnings GMSc; mutton. 7M0c.
NEAL-Per ID. Sfil0c.
POULTRY Chickens. western broilers.
per h.. &c; western fowl 13lal4c.
t1TTER-rrea nerv. Nortl,ern chnfcA
round lots. 25Gf'6lhc western creamery,
24M21c; north dairy. pc.
CHEESE-York state. 12HG13Ec.; YER
mont l2HGI1?c.
Et;GS-Eastern. 1920; western. 1s611sc.
BEANS-Market IS steady. Peas per
bu.. 81 aff1 So: medium N Y, Sill 75f1l 81;
FED Kidneys. s.. G5Go2 20.
APPLES-Russets. per Dbl. $4,000,
No. l Baldwins. $sa700.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July THE organized at.
tempt to advance prices of stocks en-
countered Obstacles today which had the
effect Of impailing 10 some extent the
confidence of the operators embarked on
the attempt. support of the market was
not abandoned, however. and Il good show
of resistance TO the reaction was made at
times during the day. A prime factor in
the doubts engendored over the feasible
ity Of conducting Il prolonged advance
was the new light on the foreign demand
tor gold thrown by yesterdays course OF
the foreign exchanges. Today there was
to be sure, some recovery in the STERLING
exchange rate at Paris, some early de-
cines in the rate here, both movements
gold shipments to Paris. The rates be-
came strong here again later. That the
resumption of the movement might follow
a relaxation in the local money market
was general conviction among Internal
tional bankers
Money on call continued tight but did
not touch yesterdays high figures. The
disappointing showing of Improvement
since the preceding monthly report help
nited States Steel rose against the early
depression in connection with ruWOrs
concerning the coming dividend such as
usually circulate on the approach of 4
dividend period. Some distress was aroIlS-
ed among the speculative. followed by II
resort to advertising. methods on behalf
of the purchase of stocks on the part of
ment. The recurrent depression of thA
tone of the market was in force at the
time of the closing.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, par
value. H.02SO0. United States bonds were
unchanged on call today.
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Boston. July 2.

Boston. July z, 1877.
The receipts Of wool for this week were
20.90G bales domestic and lab bales for
eign. against 1889 bales domestic and
1,O7S bales foreign for the same time last
year.
The local wool market Is not active,
but it is far from quiet. -Manufac-
turers are reported to be taking a lively
interest In the market, and merchants.
though dilident about giving details, adj
init that trading has improved and that
several important transactions are pend
ing which are likely to materialize into
sales before long. The new domestic
woods are coming along fairly fast. and
dealers say that they not only find
manufacturers ready 10 look them over.
but also ready to buy. Several lots OF
the new territories have changed hands.
but for some reason or another the sell
ers seem pledged to secrecy about the
amounts involved and the prices paid.
Ol,io and Penn XXX and above. Ac: K,
sM2?c: NJ. /. 395i4Oc.; No. 2. SC; fine un-
washed, HfI.cc.; " flood fine unwashed
delaine. gage. unwashed delafne, 27MzSc.
Micfigan-E1ne unvashed. 2lq25c-; Y
blood. unwa shed. 30TC3m5c.
Kentucky and Indiana-N blood, comb
fng, 3.tI3glsc.: " blood, 32l22hc.
Pulled Secured basis) Extra, 6SD72c:
fine A, 636i65c.; A super. 54G5Sc; b super
eO9slc: medium, 6505Sc: coarse. AS@60c'
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BOY JOURNEYS TO CLOUDS.
Fifteen-year-old Inventor Ascends
Mile and Half in "Sky Bicycle"

Columbus. Ohio, July 2.-Cromwell
Dixon. who will be fifteen years old
this month. made n 31-mnutc flight in
his sky bicycle" from the Columbus
Driving Park recently, attained an
altitude of nearly mile and a half,
ana alighteG safely in field Il mile
east Of Shepherd. His course was
nor heastcrly, and the wind was south,
twelve miles an hour. Thousands saw
the flight.
Young Dixon was caught in cross
current over East Broad street and
Alum Creek. aud his machine, gyrating
slowly, was lifted rapidly from the 800
foot level to nearly 5000 feet. Then he
escaped the currents influence, let out
the gas slowly. pedaling steadily, and
aliShted easily 4 minute before his
mother, Mrs. cromwell Dixon, reached
the spot in an automobile.
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CATCH SHARK IN NET.
Long Island Fishermen Land Monster
After Two Hours Battle.

AmaGansctt. Long Island. July .
Excitement almost equal to that
caused by the recent whale capture
was aroused here when a monster
Whiptail shark. weighing 900 pounds,
was caught In a sturgeon net, about
fly" rifles off shore.
Capts. George milford and J. A.
Rohc, with the aid of marine glasses.
saw heavy catch in their net. and
expecting heavy run of sturgeon,
started seward for the haul, which
was expected to be easy. Instead the
shark gave them n battle of two hours
When landed on the beach. the sharl,
was found to measure twenty-one feet
Its mouth is two feet wide. and it ha:
eight rows of teeth, four above and
four below.
The whiptail shark is said to he q
man-eater. and is seldom found out
side of Southern waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03

The largest ice house in New Eng
land containing about $1,000 of ice,
toy. Their with a large quantity of ma
chi;:cry and 40 box cars was burned at
Southwick. Mass, Monday, causing a
loss estimated at 100000. The ice
house was known as the Congamon
house Of the Berkshire Ice Co. a New
York corporation, and was situated on
the shores of Lake Congamon.
The government receipts and eX-
penditures for the fiscal year 1907,
ending July 20, are notable ones. The
receipts for the year exceed by over
$40, 100000 the revenues of any year in
the history Of the government.
Thomas Boylan. father of little Viola
Boylan. who was assaulted and muir
dcred several days ago and whose body
was found in the coal bin of the apart
:ment in which she lived, was arrested
by the police of New York city Mon
day and taken before 4 magistrate
charged with being suspicious per-
son. There being insufficient evidence
against him to warrant his detention,
Ne was discharged.
The New York strike is settled at
last and the garbage collectors will re-
turn to work with the understanding
that the mayor is to thoroughly in
vestigate all the drivers complaints.
1t is also announced that the men will
work overtime until the accumulation
Of filth in the streets has been re-
moved. Danger of an ice famine in
Greater New York has passed owing
t. the activity Of the independent
dcn IarG
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EITS BY WIRE.
Some of tho important Events Of the
Day in a Nutshell.

Tho reelection of Geo. Peabody Wet
more of Newport to the United states
Senate was endorsed by n vote nf Is
to . ut the meeting of the Republican
central committee Monday in Pr"Vi-
,ence. II. I. Five members of the COM
mittee were absent and of the 8, MEM
b-rS one did not vote.
Jennie Rehle. 16 years old. was as
sanltpd and murdered Sunday after
noon in woods near her home at
WauSlu WIS. She was on the way
from the church when accosted. Her
body was found Monday.
An Indictment was returned by the
Uutcd states grand jury at Phlndel-
phia Monday against the so-called
Umbrella Frame Trust. The Indictment
contains three counts and charges the
new Umbrella Frame Company of Phil
:deIphia. the Newark Rivet Works and
the Newark Tube and Metal Works
with entering into Il conspiracy To form
Il combination i'm restraint of trade.
Tine case probably will be called for
trial in October.
Seth w. CaSs. retired shoemaker.
committed suicide at his home on judi
son street. Haverhill Mass. Monday
by shooting himself. He attached a
string TO the trigger of a double par
relied shot gun and placed the muZzle
of the gun against his abdomen. inflict-
ing frightful wounds in the abdomen
and setting his clothes on fire.
Carrie f. Nicely of Cincinnati and
Miss Marie Wcimer of Washington. d.
c.. Monday won the women's lawn ten
mis- doubles championship of the United
States al the Philadelphia Cricket Club
at St Martins. Philadelphia, defeating
it. the final round the Misses Willdrey
of Plainiicld \. ].
Rear Admiral Geo. c. Reiter, chair
Nun of the light house board in Wash
itgton. will be transferred to the re-
fired list July 6 on account of old age.
hat it is said at the navy department
that lie will continue his present
duties until October.
Upon his own Applicant Brig. +. c..
Humphrey, quartermaster general of
The army. was Monday placed on the
retired list with the rank of major gen.
eral and Major James Is. Aleshire. as
sstant quartermaster general, has
been appointed quartermaster general.
Nearly 1000 employees. on all the
street car lines and on the four ele-
waited railroads of Chicago. Monday re-
eehed an advance in wages of from
to 10 per cent.
Joseph ii. Choate and the other
neads of delegates to the peace con-
Ierence at The Hague were received in
aua,ehce Monday by Queen Wilhelmina
:" the great reception room of the pal
e. Prince Henry of the Netherlands;
companied the Queen. who was sur
sounded by the court dignitaries.
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TELEPHONE FOR LAKE SHIPS.
Submarine Apparatus Devised to Give
Warning of Dangerous Points.

Cleveland, Ohio. July MANY YES
sells on rhe Great Lakes are being
equipped with wireless submarine tele-
phone apparatus, by which danger sig
nails can be rcceitod in time of storm
or fog.
at all shoals and other danger points
the government maintains lightships.
or ouoys. equipped with big bells.
which are automatically rung during
thick weather. 1t frequently occurs.
however, that during storms and fogs
these warning signals are not heard,
and, rs a result. vessels go ashore.
BY means of the submarine telephone
euuipment, these warning bells can be
heard through a telephone receiver
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BOXING NOTES.

Dave Barry and Jim Flynn will meet
at Pueblo. July IS.
Jack GOldswain, the English light
weight champion, was matched Mon
day by his manager, Jim McGuillan,
to meet Harry Lewis at Philadelphia,
July Il.
Jimmy Dunn and Phil Brock have at
last been matched TO box at LOrain,
o.. July %. Dunn is also matched to
meet Frank Carscv at Dayton in Sep
tember.
Pacltv Mcfarland. who defeated
Charles E"ary the other night. has been
offered Il chance to box George Mcmsic
nj Los Angeles l2ta this month. If the
weight is made 133 pounds ringside,
Mcfarland will accept.
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READVILLE GRAND CIRCUIT
Will Be Pulled OFF In August, In Spite
of Recent Fire.

Boston. July at was decided to-
day to make no change in the grand
circuit meeting at Readvllr next
month notwithstanding the loss by fire
last week of the big grand stand The
directors of the New England Horse
Breeders Association held Il meeting
at Youngs hotel and voted to erect Il
temporary. stand for the meeting and
leave the question of Il NOR" p"rma-
nent structure until a later date. Work
on the temporary stand will begin at
once.
The Grand Circuit meeting at Read
vile will begin Aug. 10 and continu"
five days. There was Il proposition tn
hold the races at Salem, n. H.. but
the directors were strongly opposed 10
it. a.; their track Is in good condition
and the stables We're unframed by
the fire.
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BRIGGS VS.. COTE.
Bout Is Scheduled for Tonight At
Calais-Both In Training.

Boston. July Jimmy Briggs left
for Calais, Me- last night, where no Is
booked to box Arthur Cote a Six-round
bout tomorrow night. Briggs is in
good shape and will go right after the
Maine lightweight from the tap of the
gong to get the popular award Of the
members, as no decisions are rendered
in the Pine Tree State.
Quite bit Of interest is being mani
Tested as to the outcome, Briggs show
ing once before at the same club.
when he made good impre 5siOn on
the sports, while Cote is looked upon
as a great little fighter, but cratic at
times.
For this bout Cote has trained hard.
This bout is the rubber contest. the
boys being even, one win apiece now.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,

New York, July 2
sales 4iOO: firm but quiet
WFEAT-Receipts 1900: exports %, 70j ::
sales 2,@O0OU futures, 1900 spot: spot
firm: No. red lo1 elevator; No. red lOI
t o b afioat; No. ! northern Duluth ll3+,
arloat
CORN-Receipts 1880: spot firm: No. =
.. elevator and G2& o b afloat: No. :,
white GA and No. yellow G3l2 0 b
afOat.
OATS-Reccipts 2,cOn: spot market
steady: mixed 2Glta1 lbs. 40: natural
white. 2oMS lbs. 5oM5l; clipped white. s.
6t40 his. 591a6f54.
BEEF-Firm
LARD-Stea1y; western prime SS,Gl2 .95
PCRk-Firm.
BCTTER-Steady receipts 1859: reno
waited common to extra 16M2lR; western
factory common to firsts l1Mi9H
EiGS-Firm: receipts 265.1: state. Pa
and nearby fancy selected white 2nNial :
choice 1SKM19. brown and mixed extra 10;
first to extra first 1G61lIk.
POTATCES-New firm, unchanged: old
easy. Los rer bag.