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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
SAXON KING .4GTTATED.
Insists M surrender of Little Princess by
Remarked wife.
Special Gable Despatch 10 The Sun

Special Gable Despatch TO The sum.
DRESDEN. Sept. 27.-The indignation Of
King Frederick Augustus overt the marriage
of his divorced wife, the Countess Mon
tignoso, TO Signor Toselli, an Italian pianist,
led to his summoning his Ministers in
special council to consider the subject. All
the Ministers attended.
They concurred In making the recovery
of Princess Monica. the Countess's young
est child. from Toselli's care a state CUES
ton. IL was decided that it Is now Inn
possible to allow the Countess TO keep the
child.
II the Countess refuses TO give the child
up, Italy will be asked to instruct the Italian
police to find her and restore her to the
proper authorities.
The King decided TO continue his yearly
allowance to his former wife.
In the meanwhile Monica's Whereabouts
ID unknown. It is stated that Saxon police
spies are swarming in Italy and switzerland.
searching for her.
The King Ia prepared to offer a reward OF
$4,000 for her recovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
FREE RIDES UNDER THE RIVER.
The Lane Gar In the Belmont Tonne, Takes
a Load Across Every Half Hour.

a Load Across Every Hair Hour.
Free rides every half hour through the
completed north tube OF tho new Belmont
tunnel under the Fast River between Long
Island City and Maphattan was the schedule
put in operation yesterday by the tunnel
company. Hundreds Of persons made
the trip and car No. Sol. the only one in
the tube, had all it could do.
Passengers from Queens boarded the
car at the Fourth street terminal in Long
Island City and were taken through TO the
terminal in Forty-sccond street in four
minutes. Ample time was given them
to inspect the subway at the Manhattan
end. Then they climbed up the temporary
wooden stairway to daylight In Forty
second street.
On invitation OF the tunnel company
a small army of Long Island and Man
haitian real estate men were taken through
the tube. and az a result OF their trip a peti-
ton was drawn up addressed to the Public
Service Commission urging that body
to assist in putting the new subway into
operation as speedily as possible.
Free rides will be provided to-day n
for an indefinite period. Special arrange
ments are being made to handle the crowd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
NAY DELAY BATTLESHIP FLEET.
Repair Work Decided Upon Will Require Six
weeks Longer Than Date Of sailing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-Although the
President il determined IL possible to
have the battleship feet leave Hampton
Roads on it's voyage for the Pacific not
later than December Is. n line OF repair
work which the Navy Department has
decided upon may delay it's departure
beyond hi date. The problem Of i'm
proving the fire control on the big ships is
one which has been under consideration
for several months.
Recently a decision has been cached
that an up to date electrical fire control
device shall he installed upon zach Of the
sixteen battlcsh.p s which are TO make
the trip to San Francisco It will consist
of a thoroughly equipped system Of COM
munication by telephone and peaking
tubes by which she Captain in the coming
tower or upon the bridge will be able to
direct the fire at all times without delay,
with greater precision and in a method
mu.h more satisfactory han is at present
employed. 1t is roughly estimated that the
totaI cost Of the installation OF the system
upon all Of the batrleships may reach nearly
81, OOO. 900.
Naval constructors calculate hat to
complete all OF the work will require fully
six weeks longer than the time allotted
for repair work before the ships leave the
Atlantic coast Much Of the work can be
done while the ships are at sea, it is said,
so that il will not be necessary to dock
them for this purpose. As sone OF the
ships will scarcely complete their target
practice before the middle Of October IL
is feared that there may be some delay
in getting all Of the ships in readiness by
the time fxed upon by the President for
their sailing. The new fire control system
has already been installed on the new Vir-
gina AMI Ia said to work with sich salts
faction that it is to be placed upon the
battieships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
s.OOO MILES BY WIRELESS.
Operator NJ Sa> annah In Touch Win War
ship l.OtpO Miles Out In Pacific.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 27.-The exploits
Of The wireless telegraph force on the battle
ship feet that arrived to-day were extraor-
binary. and il is believed the long distance
wireless record was beaten. The operator
on the Pennsylvania was in communication
with the operator at Savannah. Ga. while
the battleship was 1000 miles of the coast.
This makes 1000 miles over which there
was clear communication. The Pennsyl-
vania OPERATOR was also in communication
with this coast when he a ZOO miles
away. and he communicated with Manila
when 1850 miles on the Philippine coast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
HIGH PRICED WATERFRONT.
city Asked 20 Pay 81. 6SS, 028 for what Is
Assessed NJ 1l.140.OOO

At yesterdays meeting OF the Board
Of Estimate President Coler Of Brooklyn
objected to a resolution appropriating
SO, 900. 900 for the Dock Department for
the waterfront improvements in South
Brooklyn. OF this amour 81. 055 1928 was
for purchase of the waterfront property.
II was brought out that while the Sinking
Fund Commission had agreed to the price
the assessed valuation Of the land 10 only
81. 246. 900. The city under condemnation
proceedings has acquired land for the
South Brooklyn dock improvements at
so cents a square foot. but the proposed
rate for the rest Of the ground needed by
the city 10 ti.i0.
1t was explained that since the city first
began to purchase in South Brooklyn prop
erty values have greatly increased. -The
price ought to be lower or the assessment
higher" said Mr.. Coler. The matter was
laid over for q week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
ron BIGGER BtTTLESHIPS.
General Board Favors C~eDstructien Of Two
or More Than 10000 Tons Displacement

WASHINGTON. Sept. Secretary Of
the Navy Metoalf has received from the
General Board Of the Navy it's
dations for the increase OF the navy. While
the utmost secrecy is preserved regarding
the report, il is believed that the board
advised the construction Of tv"o battleships
larger than those author ~ ~ Congress
at its recent session, which were Of 5000
tons displacement. and also the construc-
marine torpedo boats The recommenda-
tions will be considered by the board on
construction and by Secretary Metcalf
and the final decision will be embodied in
his annual report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
wo,,>,,N W0RsI>G ron WisE.
whe. oo~r inter Death s~w,~w~r. 10 >.w
spotua O llfe rrvru.

Roland " MoEneux " taking part In an
effort to gct y pardon for Edward wi--.
~ho wa = member ~ the Boeton National
League team when he wa convicted OF
murder In 1893 for killing Charle. y Bessly.
= bookmsher. IN West Thirty seventh
street, Mise was sentenced Ia die. hut
Gov. Roosevelt commuted the sentence 20
life imprisonment. Molineux went 10 IN"
Criminal Courts Building yesterday and
got a record ~ the case. There we're other
men With Wise when Beasly was killed
and Wise says one Of them did the killing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
SAYS UNCLE JOE WILL WIN.
senator CuIIOm Thinks He VIII he N0mi-
mated lf President Doesn't Interfere.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Ex-senator Cullom
of Illinois gave a boost ( the Cannon boom
for the Presidency as he came from the
White House to-day. He had called to talk
with the President about Mr.. Roosevelt's
trip through Illinois on his way to the Mis-
sissippi River, and Mr.. Cullom met u num-
Der of newspaper men outside of the Presi-
dents Office.
for the Presidency. said the Senator. That
is. il the President will keep out Of the way.
That is my individual judgment. haven't
seen Joe this summer and haven't TALKED
with him about the nomination. but l figure
it out that he has made n offensive cam
paign for the Office. that he is On good terms
with the other aspirants and that he will
be the choice of the party in the end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
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short time. Throughout the trip their work
continued loose and half hearted, at times
approaching shsolute ineffciencv.
II was impossible 10 get more than $50
or lao revolutions out 81 the great turbines,
which wore built To make from IN to 20.
The violent s1usll which attended the
steamer = start was followed IVY sitting heat.
On sunday the thermometer recorder W
degrees for the air AMI - for the water.
Monday forenoon brought a fog. which
thickenei until toward evening. u had
rho consistency ~ the London pea soup
al atmosphere. Two stofs were made to
locate the W hereabouts Of the doleful means
Of distant foghorns.
From Tuesday night tn Thursday after
noon the liner underwent a baptism ~
rough weather. She went through il mag
niic-ntly. She "a reened gently at a maxi
mum angle Of twenty degrees, rolling with
a graceful swing that defcd discomfort and
went forward with the rhythmic ease OF "A
cruising yacht. Surgeon Pointot says ne
was not summoned to attend n single case
Of nausea. hut IL seems that n few sensitive
stomachs rebelied without troubling the
doctor.
,,aona,. prsnd.nhury Minnebaba Rvn-
dam and Celtic were sighted Wednesday and
Th,r.d.v An were making heavy weather
| or II compared with the comfortable rolling
of tho Lusitania After his the passage
was ureventyui IN Oueenstovu
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was thep given She made the run to
IivernooI in a hours 10 minutes. which was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
HE MISSED GRAND LARCENY
Because the Package He Stole Wasn't ~
Valuable as the Other.

George Fl. Murphy was lucky yesterday
when he grabbed up M OF two bundles
from a United States Express ~Company's
wagon and attempted TO get away through
Warren street. Two detectives saw Murphy
take the package. Achase through Warren
street and up Broadway followed. ending
when Murphy vas caught aud led to the
Tombs police court.
William Crammensuer. the driver Of The
express wagon. pressed the charge Of
larceny. He told Magistrate Finn that II
would have been O graver charge had the
prisoner chosen the only other paokags on
the wagon. The q Murphy got held
books valued At -; the other psekass.
cr.mm:nausr said. contained sEooo vsrtA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
MASSACRE BY BOXERS.
italian Priest and Many Converts Killed In
China Missions Burned

Special Cable Despatch TO n SUN.
SHANGHAI. Sept. 27.-There has been an
outbreak of Boxerism in the province OF
Kingsi. A mob murdered a priest at Kang-
chow. The Governor has sent troops TO
the scene of the disturbance.
The murdered priest was an Italian. A
French priest narrowly escaped being
killed. Many converts were massacred
Some Catholic and Protestant missions
were burned at Kanohoufu. The mis-
sionaries escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
GUNBOAT AND SCHOONER ByMP.
Prairie Rakcs the Flora y. Nick ers0n. Theu
Tows the Wreck 10 Port.

BosroN. Sept. 1.-THE United States
gunboat Prairie was in collision early to-
day with the fishing schooner Flora s.
Nickerson of this port off Cape Cod.
The fishing schoone was raked from
stem to stern. both her masts going by the
board. The gunboat lowed the fishing
schooner to Boston. No one OF either crew
was injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

Anew trafac~ regulation plan is in opera
ton in Sherman Square, whsrs Broadway
and Amsterdam avenue crossA All auto
mobiles and wagons driven north on Broad
a have 10 kssp straight on up Amster-
dam avenue and turn through the little
piece Of S~svsnty-third street behind the
Verdi statue. Tho part Of Broadway
from Seventy third street to the subway
station 10 reserved for vehicles waiting for
persons who leave The subway station or
Tor hire. Il 10 an arrangement similar
to that in Times Square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
shutdown Kills STRIKE.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 27.-The shops Of
the Mexican International Railroad at
Ciudad Porfrio Dias were closed down
to-day for an indefinite period. Tho cause
OF the shutdown was . threatened strike
on The part Of the 400 employees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
President Decides 10 Hunt Rears In Loul>i.
ana Canebrnkes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-It is now pretty
definitely settled that the President will
not omit that part OF his Southern trip
which will take him TO the canebrakes of
northwestern Louisiana. He has concluded
that he can flnish the necessary work
during the next two dnys, 80 that when
he leaves Washington next Sunday he will
not need to return here until late In 0c-
tober.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
PACIFIC CRUISERS N PORT.
Squadron From Asiatic station at Anchor
In San Francisco Bay.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 27.-The cruiser
squadron from the Asiatic station. COM
prising the armored cruisers West Virginia
(aagship). Maryland. Pennsylvania and
Colorado. under the command Of Rear
Admiral Dayton. arrived mere to-day several
hours ahead Of the expected time.
Arrangements had been made to give
the vessels an elaborate reception. and
a wireless message was sent to Rear Admiral
Dayton last night asking him to defer enter
ing the port until afternoon.
This message. however. either was not
received or was ~disregarded. for at 7:s0
A. NJ. "the big four" az the cruisers have
come TO be known. passed through the
Golden Gate. They moved slowly In line.
about an eighth Of a mile apart. the West
Virginia In the lead. and dropped anchor
on Goat Island. near the cruiser ST. Louis.
which has been in port for several weeks.
A the vessels passed Black Point a salute
WA fred from the big guns at Fort Mason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
Railway Cleric strike.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. 27.-Two hundred
railway clerks representing six roads
struck to-day. dsmandins q working agree
ment with b roads- More than that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
A NOVEL INSURANCE SUIT.
Allegation That the Company Advertise,
Assets but Not Liabilities.

BOSTON. Sept. 27.-The Attorney General
to-day fled a petition In the Supreme Court
against the American Credit Indemnity
and Insurance Company seeking to enforce
a penalty OF $500 for alleged violation OF
the insurance laws. Tho Attorney-General
says that on July is the company issued
IN advertisement publishing the sssets
without mentioning the liabilities. This
10 the fret cass Of the kind In Massachusetts,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

BRETON WooDs. N. H.. Sept. 2L.-On
account Of tho snow on Mount Washington
II 10 impossible for ths train to mako It's
usual trips. The conduetog Of the Mount
Warrington tratn mn That tA0o u two
fsst Of snov . tAaue1mm1Ay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

$3.50 TO nICEMoND. VA AND aEIURN
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

Assss ..l. $500 : .ssssA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-26
HESITANCY IN
 STOCK MARKET Southern Pacific Dividend is a
 PuzzIing Matter LEADING STOCKS DECLINE Southern Pacific Went Still Higher In the Early Trading, But This and
 Other Hartman Stocks
 Fell Off Slightly.
LEADING STOCKS DECLINE

! New York, July Representative opera tions fell into abeyance today with the announcement that the Southern Pacific directors had adjourned for a week with out taking formal action on the dividend. Superfclally, the halt in the market might be construed into doubts as to what the dividend rates will be. As a matter of fact, It was allowed to be understood with sufficient exacttude that the executive committee of the directors had decided to recommend a quarterly dividend of 192 per cent, thus raising the rate ot dls- Dursement from to per cent.
 Whether the removal of mystery from the dividend furnished the attractiveness of the stock from speculative standpoint was a bruited question, but the hesitation of the market seemed due rather to doubts over what speculative programme might be portended by the singular pro- cedure regarding the dividend question. Last year there was great speculation in the Harrimans up to the meeting of the directors on Aug 15, at which the diVi- dends were declared, which became fren- Zied before the public announcement of the action was made on Aug IT. Yester- day it was established by the testimony before the interstate commerce commits sion in the Hartman investigation that the dividend rates last year had been discussed and presumably determined ct
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-26
New York Cotton Futures.
Interior Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Steady; middilng, 13c; net receipts, 21O; gross receipts. 210; sales, 12; stock, 23150.
 New Orleans - Steady middling, 12%c; net receipts 95; gross receipts, 95; sales. 175; stock, 34112; exports to the continent. 4119. Mobile-Nomlnal; middllng, 12 1ac; net receipts 1 gross receipts, 1; stock 391S.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 12hc; net receipts, CT; gross receipts, CT; sales 110 stock. 1S,9S8; exports to the conti- nent, 494; coastwise, 1S0.
 arleston-Nomnal net receipts 50 gross receipts 50; stock. 4357.
 mlngton-Nominal; stock, 461. Norfolk-Steady; mddling, 13 lsc; net receipts, 129 gross receipts. 129; sales, 6; stock. 12,504; exports coastwise, 6S7.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 13kc; stock 1889; exports coastwise, 1250.
 New Yorlk-Quiet; mddling, IS 10c; gross receipts, 2746; sales. 1900; stock, 194, orc; exports to Great Britain, 22S7.
 Boston-Quiet; middling, 13 10c; net receipts, 4 gross receipts 1905; exports to Great Britain, 100. Philadelphia - Steady; middling IS 35c; gross receipts 95; stock, 1517; exports toI Great Britain, 594.
 Total today, at all ports: Net, COP; exorts to Great Britain. 29S1; to the continent, 4613; stock, SO0016.
 Consolidated. at all ports: Net, 703S; exports to Great Britain, 3205; to France, 2777; to the continent, 14,17O; to Japan, 103.
 Total since September l, at all ports: Net, 9.SO6 ,67O; exports to Great Britain, 3,746.493; to rance, S91 ,591; to the con- tinent, 3.3S7,248; to Japan, 7,S40; to Mexico 60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-26

a meeting of the executive committee on July 19. There seems to be no opportun- ity left this year for all this play or rumor but uncertainty and traders Ill the stock stepped aside in a quandary over the possibility that yesterdays ami mated transactions had completed the discounting of the expected increases The price of the stock went-to 912s today in the early extension of yesterdays move ments. but the amount of sales was not large at this level.
 Money on call continued to rule easy but rates for time loans were marked up again for some periods. The ease Of call money is attributable to the large sup plies yielded on sub-treasury operations, the government institution having paid to the banks on balance $3,370,000 since the last bank statement. Foreign exchange rates were maintained today in spite of the dullness in that market. Discounts advanced in London and the modest re- cuperation displayed in the weekly return of the Bank of France was not sufficient to alay entirely the Suppostion of fur ther gold withdra wals for that bank benefit.
 The Hartman stocks closed the day with small net declines and the market did not shake off the heaviness which de- veloped after the adjournment of the Southern Pacific directors. Bonds were irregular. Total sales par valus sl,3SS,OO
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.