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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Steady; middlfng, 121sc; net receipts, 17O9; gross receipts, 17o9; stock. 43, $50.
 New Orleans-Quiet; middling, 12zsc: net receipts, 1461; gross receipts. 14s1; stock, 59,134; exports to Great Britain, 100; to the continent, 2217.
 Mobile-Quiet; middling, I2K4c: net re- ceipts, 10; gross receipts 10; sales, 422; stock, 605S
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 12I4c; net receipts, S29; gross receipts, 329; sales, SIS; stock, 26,140; exports coastwise, $50.
 Charleston-Nominal; net receipts, 2S; gross receipts, 2S; sales, 7S0 stock, 56S6.
 Wilmington-Nominal; stock, 504
 Norfollk-Steady; middling, 1SHsc; net re- ceipts, 160; gross receipts, 16O; stock, 1S,9O2; exports coastwise, 570.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 13Ac; stock 5525.
 New York-Steady; middling, 13.25c; gros sreceipts 2301; sales, 162; stock, 163,- 6S5.
 Boston-steady; middling, .25c; net re- ceipts g. gros sreceipts, 439. elphia-Steady; middling, 3.50c; gros sreceipts, 1125; stock, 1925.
 San Francisco-Net receipts, 26S; gross receipts, 26S; exports to Japan, 268.
 Total today, at all ports; Net, 2967; ex- ports to Great Britain 100 to the conti- nent, 2217; to Japan, 26S; stock, Sa2, All.
 Consolidated, at all ports: Net, 3ST: ex- ports to Great Britain. 100; to the conti- nent, 2217; to Japan, 2ss.
 Total since September 1, at all parts Net, 9,764. .664; exports to Great Britain, 3,727, ,491; to France 890,014; to the conti- nent, 3,339, ,755; to Japan. 245.286.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

After twelve (midnight) Sunday, June 30th, all South ern Railway Passenger trains will leave from and arrive at the new Terminal Station, 27th street and 9th Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Interior Movement.

Houston-Quiet; middling, 12zsc; net re- ceipts. 79; gross receipts, l7s; shipments, 1883; stock, 14,760
 Augusta-Steady; middling. 1sAc; net receipts, IA gross receipts, IA; shipments 769: sales, T; stock, 10,952
 Memphis-Steady; middling, 12 15-1sc; net receipts, 718; gross receipts, 713; shipments 1902; sales. 300; stock, 64,I6.
 St. Louis-Steady; middling, f2a4o; net receipts, A; gross receipts. 556; shipments, 965; sales, 16; stock, 1s.2S1
 Cincinnati-Net receipts, 23S; gross re- ceipts, 23s shipments, 17s; sales. 600; stock 7067.
 Louisvile-Firm; middling. 121sc.
 Total today-Net receipts, nSs; gross re- cefhts, 17oo; shipments, 459s; sales. 11s3; stock 11b,47,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

Try tho 0awk ser haIs-tone and m iuaffatlens, Ase-HsraId uuIldlnA l,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

Hides and Wool. Green salt hides, 71aQSc. Green hides, 6Q66c. Dry flint hides, 13Q14c. Dry salt hides, 13414c. Sheepskins, 15@75c. Horsehides, s1q2. Goatskins. 10O25c. Tallow, 4q41sc. Beeswax, 25a26c. Washed wool, 30931c. Clear unwashed wool. 0d21c. Bury wool, 9q11c. Ginseng, s4a5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30
Sales. High. Low. Close.

the day, 247
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Sic Sun Sran5iSco= SOuolcr.

gldJt Gn9eflogte itelen nabe3lt cine
MiQion 9iirgidoit. Gin &ro'
5eB 9egen WtoDor Sdmib lpegcil
Grprenung idon begonnen.
Can 6ron5i8co, %. Wtoi. -
Die 0roBgel6norencn boben gegen
bic n~odItebenoen Gerionen anflogen
erbo6en:
YrGii0ent Yutrid Calhoun BON Der
Ser. Strobenbo6n "A gnflogen.
TbomlpaQ MtuQoIl Golboum'S vi.
iiitent, II Nnflogen.
Girep 8. 6oro mo u. 20. I66ott.
Nc6t5onpdlte Ser Ser. StroBeE'
bo6n @cieGI6oft, ic II anflogen.
WaDor Gugen 6. Sdmit, 16 An.
flngen.
9bro6um Ni1ei fl gnfloQcn.
GrGiioent 2ouiS @IoB bon Ser go
rific StoteS Telepbor. unb Selc-
gropb-Go., 5met Nnflogcn.
Gbeo. g. SolIep, frii6cren Igcnten
6ie'cr Corporation, cine qnflage.
&lef S6mit, Golboltn Oiltlolp,
Sor0 un0 9lbbott iino in &er6in-
Dung nit Der Seltiebrug Ser @oSge-
ieQi6oft &aten Der 9eitedltng be-
- - - - E-. -fAL
i6ulbigt, louie alld in ben Ser. Stro-
Benbobn 5teibriefbanOep $4,000 err
boltcn 5lt boben. Die glntlogen &c.
gen @loB. .iinO. .auiQtIid Der bereit5
gegcn i'm erbo6enen Inflngcn ne.
gen 8eltedune Der Sllperoiiorelr, ei-
ncr confitrrirGnocn Sclep6on-@ fell
idoft 0cn 6reibricf por5uentboltcn.
Die Infloge 9egcn Soliep lit megen
0cilelben SergebenS erbobcn. Hidter
Goffcp iebtc Die 9iirgi6oft nit $40.
600 fir icoen Nngcflogten in ieOenl
ein5elnen Sale felt. Mopor Sdmib
ltelte $4,000, @IoB $4,000, Sal.
boun, Whuuolp, 6oro uno abbott 5r.
ion1men $560,000 9iirgidoft. Die
lebtgenonnten So 9iir9i6often lie
fcrte Die 9teip 3 Norf Suritp Comp.
Sd)mrib bate iriiber i6on 100000
9iir0i6oft geItclIt.
Mapor Sdmib' gro5eB ipegen gr.
prciiung bot bcrcits begonnen unb
ledS @cihporcne limo bercitS ollSge.
iudt. Ger @ro5eB miro Monto1
fort0eiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
$4,000 WoidiniItcu itrifcn.

Nems 0orf, %. Moi. - $4,000
Wnid]inilteu 1abCn 6eutc IN alien
@crfltdttcn ser oGrics96n" Don Ser
IeD.Gitp bis mad Chicago sic 2lrbeit
cin8clteat, neil i6nen cine glci6.
mGBigc 2obnifola mo 2(biAaiiung
Ser Stiidarbeit nbgei6logcn morocn
lit. &n ScriepsGitp beiin0en Ii6 al,
lein $50 Maidinilten un0 35 Stills
orbeiter am Strife. 3cbt, ga Die
Heiieiaiion i'm @ongc lit, beiiltoet iid)
Die @nbn in elmer per5pcifcltcu Gage,
ga lie in Nnbetroht oeS StrifeS feline
Sotomotipc rcpnriren loIicn fam.
81 elmer beltimmtcn 3cit go6 ein
Yiciieniignal in alien @erfItGtten Ser
9obn OoS 3ei6en, sic }(rbeit nie0cr.
5lllcgen. 2lQc Strifer geb0rcn ser
international Union OF Mn1iniitS"
CIT mtO iie erbiclten sic Strifeor0re
0irctt bon SancS S'GonncQ Don ser
Snternationnl Union.
PIN /. 2lpril ilt6te Elm Gomite sen
@enerol.@ ci6Gft5iiibrcr 5temorf ul,f
nnO erildtc llm Ginfiibrlrng elmer
0lcidmGBi8cn 2Obnifolo utb nm 2(b.
iAaffun9 Ser Stiidorbeit. Die 2elltc
batten biSber ultO bubcn nod bellte
20 bis ~ GentS sic Stunoe, un0 ibre
SitlfSlellte crbolten IS bis IS GentS.
Wlon bot ibltcn einen glei6mGBigcn
2obn bon % GentS, un0 oieieS Ingc.
bot murOc prompt rcfiiiirt.
9lm t3. Moi bego6 iid micoer Elm
Gonite ST Steport unO ioroertc cine
Sobterbobung bon 10 Ero5ent un0
Nbidniflng Der Stiidorbeit. Man
CAB Der 9obn cine @oGe 8~eocnf5eit,
Inn Oie Sode 81 rcacllL ionIt meroe
ein Strife nn%gcor0net lper0erl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
2iebcsfcit ciacncr ylrt.

Gbico9o, 25. Mui. - Gin Sic.
beSicit" Scr Nrbeit lno oeS &opttalS
miro, mie bon elmer @n5obl Nrbeiter-
fiibrcr un6 @eib6ftSIeuten geIterlt
Nbeno 0eplont, am 4. Slili ltnttfin.
ben. Experimentation bon 80 9ailge-
merfi6oftS. llnionen nit 10000 Nit
9~Iie0ern boben Sen Glon bcreitS IN.
Ooiiirt. Sice Gr1liOent S~oirbonfS,
@ouuerncltr 5olf bon MiiIollri, Sou.
perneur Geneen Don SainoiS, sic
Sainpiier @unocSsS enotorcn GlIlom
unb Sopfins uno onocre 9crii6mt-
beiten mcrOen bel Dem Ger6riioc.
rilngSfelte Geoen 6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Sa6nsG OnipliSirnno.

GbicaGo, %. Mai. - GoB sic
nGbicogo Sitnction-" uno sic nSn.
Diana Sorbor 9eIt-9abn" conloliOirt
merOen piirocn murbe geltcrn IN
&ommono, 5nO., beriftet, uro Dem
gerid)t miro bier in &reiicn bon
9abnbeamten @Intben gei6enft. IS
6eiBt, Die &~onoerbiltS, ipelfe Sic
nSnoiono 0orbor 9eIt.9obn" contro-
lircnJ bitten sic nGbicago Sltnction.
9obn" gefouit. Die $4,000 9(ttien
bicicr 9obn, Oeren Yoripert6 1922
100000 lit, murOen BON Der ,Gbicogo
Sllnction Eailpaps ano Union Stof
Ooros 60" 9cciDnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
6uitmciitcr fir Ehip.

@aibington, 25. Wni.-Sic
ben Sbio'er Eoitmeiiter muroen &c.
tern pom IrGiiOenten Hooiepelt ers
honlt, llno in ieoem 6aa iporen bic
@rnanlttcn BON 6reunoen Oes GriegS-
SefretqrS Goft inooiiirt moroen mo
uiht bonn Senator 3orofer ODER sc,
nator Gid. @S miro fem @ebeimniB
ooralls 0emoht, ooB Oie grnennun.
gen nit Der 9lbiiht gema6t pilroen,
Scfrctar Gait in ieineru Stoote fir
sic GrGiiOentidJoits domination SIT
ltGrfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

malt Dem &aiier perontrportlidL
Der lbn ernonnt bat, uno mare IN
&onOen elmer feinoli6en Wfoiorttdt
I'M Stan0e, oie geieBgeberiite 8bG-
tigfeit oes 2onotoga III it0ren mo io-
gar pouig gum 5tiQitano gu b%ringen,
0a Der &aiier MIR @orlngen unter5eif-
net, Die ibm pom Seuot empfoblcn
mer0en.
Ger iebige Senot miro BON Oen
Slngfinnen lln0 SdwcOen in SanO-
tag c%ontrolirt, Die ieoo6 bon 0et GO
5ialiiten un6 4ltiinncn oltSgeItoden
merOen. 'Sbr Dos &Ciignotions-Aner-
bieten on9tnommen miro, 'eri6eint
einmoI rpcgcro es 6cblcnsc iner fciten
Wtoioritat i'm 2onotog 5meifclboft
unO 3pcttettS neil mcOcr Die Nltiin=
men, nod Die So3ioliitcn Die @cront-
mortltng ii%bernebnlcn Uollen.
HuBlono unO Sopon.
@oriS, %. Moi. - Cine GepeiGe
an 0en oGemps" mclOet bon GeterS-
burg, ooB Ser @ntpurf OcS rlliitid.
ioponiiben &ertrogea bis oltf 3luet
glrtitel fcrti9 lit, 1nO OoB ct innerbalb
bon picr5cbn Sagen m1tcr5ci6net per.
Den miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
&oatc nblcn.

mount &iSco, I.-D., %.
Mai.-8lnubeno, cr f0unte iih ourd)
Die 3nbllmg Don 5000 Straie pon ser
Nntlnge, icinen 2an0Smlom Ganol
Mnreaa i'm Nopember 1905 bei'm
&ortenipiel erIto6en 81 baben, be.
ireten un0 Oonn nof Dem ionnigen
StoIien 5uriidfebren tebrtc SoIpo-
tore Nntonio nit einem &criponoterl
bierber 5uriid. Gr imlroc iofort Der.
boitet uno iiebt ieet ieiner YroSeiiis
rllng entgegen. @lei6 nod Dem Morb
entiIob 9lntonio nod Gan 6ron5isco;
CT febrte oanu nod 9rooflDn, N..9.,
5urild. Gr bebouptet, 0onlalS in
Selbitpertbeioigung gebnnoelt 81 ba-
ben. Gin aopofat .atte inn geiogt,
Die angelegenbeit fonute nit $500
obgenlnd)t merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Scues Sanbels.E rpDiiprinm

@aibington, %. @oi.-Ger
Sefret0r Ser oertti6en 9otidoft be-
nodrifltigtc bel,te oen Stootsiefretdr
Toot, OoB Der 0clttihe &aiier Die pom
TeidStag paiiirte 9ill ulter5eidnet
babe, oird) mclhe bas propilorilde
Sonbelsnbfommen 9eutidlono's NIT
oen Ser. Stooteu in&raft tretc. sra.
lioent Rooicpclt miro in Der n1d)lten
@od)e bic Sbatiahe proflamirelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
II 3uG Sis.

Superinr, @iSc., %. Mai. -
Ginc Spc5ioIOepeihe bon Sin, Mim.,
la8t; o@oI5fGQer iin0 oomit bei6Gi-
tigt, cine 6abritrnBe in Dem GiS BON
SAL 2nte SIT %iprcngen. GoS Sis lit
II 3o4 Did, uno Die 9(rbeit gebt MIR
longiom BON Stotten. &or Dem I.
Slni lucrOen iie niht oontit iertig
merOcrL 10 ooB S6leppbonpier 0ltrd)
6oa. uno 9obpooo-2afc fobren t6n-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

Ere1 Mc0inlen i'm stcr6cn.

Canton Ohio, %. Moi. - Die
@ittme Ocs MGrtprcr Erdiioentcn
@iQiom Mc9inlep liegt oiien6or i'm
Stcrben. lin 6 ltbr 10 Mimlten
Gellte 2l6enO mltrOe bon ben 2lcr5ten
bctonnt %gcgeben, OoB 6rou Mcain,
lens 3uitanO iiH lonainm peri6le6.
teri un0 bciiirdtet miirOe, iie miirOe
6aIO in ibren lebtcn lnngen S6loi
pcriinfcL aus Dem IS fein Grma6en
giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Hubiatcr Hcaer.

Son Sole, Gal, 25. @oi.-gin
Hcgcr, IN Dem Seiie Zoe permitbet
miro, ser am 80. September 1906 in
indianapolis ben Eoli5iiten Charles
<liea ermoroete, muroe bier geIteru
Ibenb nod einem oeiperoten 8annpf
NIT 5mei Yoli5iiten, beuen or nit Ell
mem Goiirmeiier mebrere @ilnoen
beibrohte, perhaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
@uropn.W pnnmcnt cnthGQt.

Itlonta, Ga, %. Mai. - Salt.
lelloe 9elpobner bon @eorgia mnbnten
Geltte Ser g~ntbiiqung Der Stotue oes
@clerals @oroon bel, oie IN Der HGbe
OcS StnotS- 9apitols errid)tet moroen
lit. Ser gntbiilungS Geremonie
ging cine groBe Earaoe uorNis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
0as Gpieicn NIT Sdlicemaffcn.

Scrnnton So, %. @ai. -
Die t3-idbrige Serna 0opiS murOc
geItern Mbcno bon ibrer ~gleidalteri-
gen Golriine 2ottie CANTON i'm Souie
Der 2ebtcren cri6olien.. Die MdOden
ipielten nit Dem Gepolper bes SaterS
BON 9ottie, un0 ser SduB, ser Serna
tootete, ging mnperiebens ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Srnan i'm Wprfplf.

Horfolf, %. Mai. = &n. s.
9rpan uno 8attin b~eiinoen iid arf
ser Heiie bon 9incoln, Neb., mad,
Noriolf. Sr. Srpan miro allf Der
Samestoipner Il,siteuitng am Eatrid
Senrp-Sog, 30. Mui oie Saiptreoe
1alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Wenidenbcrlnite.
SranOunfGQe nnO GrplOiionen III
aleu- QanoeStbcilcn.

aleu- 2anoeStbrilcn.
~ 8erionen biiBen bel einem Srono
in San Sole ibr 2e6cu elm. - Sn
Bolton u%erbrennen orei WGnner.
Sin MGO6en bel eincm Sotels
brand in aentltfp umgefommen.
- @er6GngniBpolle grploiion in
cincm Trmmclourhitid in 9tep-
gorf. - &ornoOo in Iegos.
Gan Sole, Sal, %. Moi. -
MinoeitenS 3lp0lf Yerioncn tamen
bellte Morgen bel einem 9ranoe, Oec
ooS Union &ooging @ouie" ing 6utt
uno Ni6c legte, um'S &eben. Die
6cuerlpebrleute illdeu Jest in Den
nod rall6enoen 6riimmern nad ben
pertobltcn 2ei6en. 6iini5cbn Scott,
gGngGr mer0en permiBt.
9rei m ef III men.
80 It 0 II, %. Moi. - 9rei 0tGlt,
ner perloren tbr Se6en in einem
Selter, Oo5 beltte Na6mittog i'm
Ser5en OcS &ol5or6eit 0iitriftes an
Der @oiierfonte in @aitE9olton aus
6rof). Die llmgefontmenen iin0;
&otrid &ollrfc bon SIt-9oiton, Wft-
glieo Der 6irmn Sobnion II. Gorrte;
SuuteS @oroiio BON OIt = Bottom, unO
elm ais Sonp BOB befannter Stale,
ncr. 9os GScuer mar ooS 0roben0Itc,
0oS felt Sobren in Sit-9oiton aus
6rudL lrno 0rei Ilornle lporen erfor-
ocrlidl INN geniigeno 2oidopparotc
berbei SIT bringcn. Der ~finon5ieQe
S6aoen beIGltft ii6 oltf $4,000.
W d06cnpcrbrunnt.
Someriet, Sen, %. Wai.-0aS
Mercer . Sotel ST 8urniiOe, &p,
mllroe beltte Morgen ein9eGihert II.
Sri. Bertha Sooms, lpel6e Oos Selc=
p6on 6%e0icntc, fam babel INNS Sc.
ben. Gic 80 @GItc, sic itd in Dem
Sotcl 6~cfun0cn, fontcn bopon.
&erG0ngniBoolIe Grplo.
iion.
Nen 0ort, %. Wtoi, Gier.
5ebn @crionen mlroen belte ourd
cine Gyploiior IN Dem 0urdlti6 fir
Die Station Ser EennipGOania-9ob
an ser 81. StroBe uno Z. 9lpenue Der
lebt mo etlide bopon nobri6einlid)
t0Otlih. Webrerc Der &erlebten pa.
rem Goiionten in Den untliegcnbcn
StroBen, oltf oie Elm mobrcr &ogcl
BON Steincn b~crlu1tcr fieI. Die an
ocren lporcn 9lrbcitcr, sic in oent
0urdItid bei60itigt moren. 3ie am
iGperitcn &erlebten lino: s, Hpon,
Slipper gebrod)en un0 in1erlid Der
lett; @orrp 9eQ bon GomblcrSpiQe,
g. s., innere 8%erlebungen, Infer
Nrm gebro6en 3uItonb geiGbrlid;
Sronf Oreocno, rcdter 9rn1 gebro.
den; 9igcngi Nigbeie, 9lrbeiter, in.
mere &erlebungen. 9enmte Der Rems
Norf Contracting onO Srltding So.
iogcn, Elm Sprengi6uB lei por5eitig
o%bgcGonGen. glQe &6uier in ser
No6bari6oft lpurOen Ourd lumber
flicgenoe Stei1c bei60oigt.
tornado in Seros.
Sort @ortb Seros, %. Woi.-
Sin perbeercn0er Sornaoo fegte bier
.Meilen n0rolid bon bier iiber boS
2ono unO orei Eerionen ioaen eetoo-
tet morben lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26

ser Gebutte iiber sic &orlage, 0ob ser
@runbitein fir 2lnOrelp Gurncgic'a
Jrie0enspaloit binnen Gltr3cm geIegt
mGr0en miro.
SupQner bei'm G3uren.
Petersburg, %. Moi. Die
in Oicicr ISOLDE oltf Der trun8iibiri-
i6cn 9o6n bier on9efommcuen iopa.
niid)en GelcQoten sur 5lpeitcn 6ries
Oen&-Gonferen5 inn @oog Wlroen &C.
itern in G~5orsfoie-Selo pom aoiicr
~g}itOlous in Allbien5 cmpiongen. -
&on bier aus rciien tie OemnG6it
nad Berlin.
clifton to0t.
Gori8, %. Moi. - GGco0or
Tilton, Der omcrifoniihe Hcoafteur
un0 Shriititeacr, mclhcr ieit Sa6rcn
bier gcluo6nt Bat, crlag Geute Ser
2rngenclt5iinoung. Gr mar y Sabre
alt.
Gr3bti6o EoOor toot.
lima, 9erlL 20. Wai. - Gr5s
biidof Au8litin Eouor bon Gina lit
bier belttc M}orgcn %gcitor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-26
Ser Sultan madgiebtg.
gciuiaigt a0c SOrNcrnngcn Scr 6ran'
5Uicn in SGugcr.

Ser noriuegii6c @}iniiter iiir bic
2anOe5pcrt5eioigltng %rcii8rlirt. -
Cine 3uriidwciilng ser 0euti6en
0urd Oie 6rau8oien. - 6ronf.
reid miro iporiam. - Die Gepi-
lion Scr r&uI9ota." - 6ronfreid)
mO Ser @aog. - Gmpiono Ser
6rieOcns 3 Gclcgotcn. - Sapancr
bci'm G5orcu. - SbcoOor Clifton
IN @oris gcitorbGn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
WHY NOT ELEVATE HERE {?

While they are elevating the tracks
OF the railroads on the Illinois Central
right-of-way, from Chicago to Grand
Crossing, why would it not be a good
plan for the many railroad companies
who have a right across the
streets of Hammond, to do a little ele-
walton here, also? on Holman street,
for instance, a little grade work would
not go amiss. This is one of the bust
est streets in the city, and in the fu-
ture is to be the center of the business
district. But a few steps from the
busiest portion, the tracks of the Mich
igan Central, the Erie. the Monon. the
Nickel Plate and other railroads cross
the street, and daily many long freight
and passenger trains pass along the
tracks. AS the freight of these roads
increases more trains will have to be
added to the great port of the middle
west, Chicago If one would stop and
figure out the time throughout a day,
that the principal street of Hammond
is closed to all traffic excepting that
of the railroads, it would be found that
many hours a day is lost to the bust
ness people of Hammond. AS the bust
ness future of Hammond will demand
a change in many respects in the pol
41S u t4lI CITY IL WOuAu DC wen 70 tit4HtA
of these things before 1t is too late. 1t
could be done at the present time with
very little expense on the part of the
roads as compared to what it might be
at a later date. Every city of any size
or Importance has faced the same prob
lem and was compelled to reach the
same decision sooner or later. Besides
the holding up Of business. the danger
of accidents is greatly minimized by the
elevation. Lake county had a grim
record during the last year in the num-
Der of railroad accidents and Ham
mond's proportion of the penalty was
greater than the city should be COM
PEELED to stand for.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
THAT COREY GILMAN AFFAIR.

The stand taken by Bishop Burgess
of Long Island. in vetoing the PROPOSE
ton that the marriage of William Ellis
Corey and Mabene Gilman. be solemn
ized in his diocese, is one that has
earned him the praise of many of the
best people Of the country, who are
tired OF seeing the so-calIed love affairs
of the upper circle paraded before them
on the front pages of yellow Journals
Although at the head of a congrega-
tion of wealthy people. many of whom
probably have sought the divorce
courts on one occasion or another, he
firmly believes and teaches that the
laws are too lenient in the matter of
divorces In the up-to-date world
where old fashioned IDEAS are put in
the back ground. to please certain
class of people. who although they rep
resent for the most part the money"
of the country, do not represent the
brains, it is refreshing to see or hear
of, now and then, man or woman who
still believes "a his forefathers taught
and who stitl thinks that the word Of
the Bible is good enough for him or
her What is it that attracts a man.
who in business may have shown that
he had some gray matter in his head,
to the denizens OF that mythical world
called the stage? What is it that makes
him cast aside the woman Of his youth,
who has been in a great measure re-
sponsible for his success in the money
world? What is II that makes him
throw aside lucrative salary Of 500.
ono a year to spend five millions in his
efforts to wed painted beauty? How
many Of these marriages have had q
happy termination? And the man or
woman who can answer these problems
can take a place in the highest seat
Of the world Of wisdom
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York. May THE stock market
opened weak and irregular with New
York Central and Union Pacific the two
leaders. The bulk of the days trans
actions was centered in three or four
specialties. Pool operations in Read
ing and Shelters continued. Manipu-
lation in both of these two stocks was
again on a liberal scale.
The break in New York Central from
1161a to 11415 was occasioned by bear
operators selling the market short.
The earnings of the New York Central
lines are reported disappointing and it
is intimated the company will have to
draw upon its surplus to continue pay
ing the six per cent dividend.
Further bad crop reports from the
southwest affected both Atchison and
Union Pacific adversely although Atch-
ison regained all of its early losses
and closed rather firm.
The market upon the whole closed
dull and weak with the indications
pointing to still further declines
throughout the list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
As the Message Bead.

1T certainly is not difficult to make
a mistake with the Morse code, the
dot and dash system" said Mr.. John
Ardron, c. B.. who has lately retired
from the post Office Il remember one
amusing mistake being made, where
nobleman, having gone into the
country, wired to his valet in London
to the following effect: Send me tin
box The message was delivered /.
the valet in the following words
Lend me ten bob,' From T. p. O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
CHICAGO LETTER.
CHICAGO LETTER

CHICAGO LETTER
Chicago, May 7.-WHEAT-Has been
extremely nervous all day, covering a
range of about a cent which was about
as much below as above yesterdays
close. The news has been of various
sorts, largely bullish as usual The
trade, however, has been fully as much
disposed to sell on bulges as to buy
on breaks and professionals have
not been disposed to follow the adj
vances with new buying. Early reports
showed Canadian, \. Y. temps about s
degrees higher than yesterday morning.
Temps this side Of the line in the north
west wheat states about stationary TO
shade higher. Cash sales 10000 sea-
board, II loads.
CORN-Trade has been very dull.
Price changes have been disposed to
follow those in wheat Most of the
shippers claimed a moderate to poor
trade. Some claimed 8 fair business.
Weather west more favorable for plant
ing and trade inclined TO believe that
the weather is becoming more settled
and spring-like. Cash sales 10000 sea-
board, loads.
OATS-Quite dull most of the day,
May was easier than others. Some lit
tie early offerings for this month and
very little demand. Distant months
| improved some under investment de-
mand There were crop claims of vari-
Gus sorts. weather better in the states
of large production but every indica-
ton of increased area in the northwest
where wheat seeding has been held
back almost beyond point of safety
| Cash sales 250.0o0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07
WITH THE EDITORS
Giants to Regenerate.

The foreword of regeneration has
been spoken for the Giants by the New
York sun. Muggsy's men have been
touched by the spirit OF the uplift, and
to the least Of them they are now re-
joicing like morally strong men eager
10 run the race. In short, as the poet
has nearly said it, the strength of the
nine is as the strength Of ten, because
its heart is pure.
There is assurance that the Giants
already have reached the first base of
Righteousness, and that they viii make
the seasons home plate by clean run
ming with never a slip nor a backsude.
At the end Of the narrow path the
crown Of victory IS seen by the Sun for
the Giants Each individual Giant is to
speak easy to the umpire and to use
the big stick for ball basting purposes
only. No one is to forget himself and
to foul out.
The novelty of the thing is appeal
ing. 1t paves the way to Sunday games
in the east. A great moral show with
a chastened and subdued Muggsy lead
ing the Band of Hope will sanctify the
Sabbath day to the bleachers. 1t is a
sweet and beautiful promise of better
things to be.
The New York nine will join the
other ninety and become of the ninety
and nine that safely lie in the fold OF
salvation. But the Giants won't wir
the pennant.-Chicago Evening Post.