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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
WALL STREET
GENERAL TONE OF MARKET
Is NOW FIRM.
Gains Shown by the Hill and Hartman
Railroad Stocks, but the Changers
Fail to Share.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2-Prices of stocks
moved upward on a light volume of OPEN
ing transactions except for a few of the
usually Inactive stocks. Union Pacific,
Great ern preferred, Rock Island
preferred. Reading and Colorado Fuel rose
large fractions. and New York. Chicago
and st. Louis 1. Minneapolis. St. Pau and
Sault Ste Marie fell pa. Cleveland. G.. e,
and st. Louis 1st. Atlantic Coast Line IL
and L. S. Rubber first preferred u.
Il a. ma moderate demand caused a
considerably higher range of prices for the
Hi and Hartman railroads and certain
of the metal stocks, but the grangers ana
other leaders showed little sympathy with
the movement. The general tone was
firm. Great Northern preferred gained
2Is. Northern Pacific ia, Smelling lss.
Union Pacific. Lead and Republic Steel
preferred and Reading, Southern Pacific,
Amalgamated Copper, American Car. Con-
solidated Gas and Great Northern ore
certificates l. Colorado and Southern sec
ond preferred receded IL and New York
Air Brake Az. with a rally of Ia.
Noon-The demand dwindled TO min
portant proportions and prices sagged,
American Smelling lost its gain. and Lead
reacted to Il fraction below last night.
Kansas and Texas and Colorado Fuel rose
1 and National Ensmeling preferred 2.
Bonds wre steady and dulL
l p. m.-Very little change resulted from
the hours transactions. but the tone was
easier owing to the limited demand. South
western Railroad stocks showed some spe-
cial strength from the governments cot
ton crop report, st. Louis Southern pre-
fcrred rising l and Missouri Pacific IL.
? p. m.-Late in the day the market be-
gan to display a hardening tendency again,
but 1t failed to get back to the high prices
of the morning. U. 5. Reduction fell 21a.
the preferred 2s and Central Leather pre-
ferred ?. Pressed Steel Car preferred
rose 1.
3 o. m.-The market closed fairly steady
and very dull.
Prices slowly recovered to about the
early high level on scanty dealings. st.
Louis Southwestern preferred, Vulcan de-
timing and American Smelling rose ?.
Union Pacific. Reading and American Ice
conda, Brooklyn Trar 1t. American Loco
~ and ST. Paul. Texas and Pacific, Ana
motive and Peoples Gas l.
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LEWIS NIXON AGAIN AT
HIS FORMER SHIPYARDS.
Will Take Charge Next Week of Plant
at Perth Amboy Now Being
Vacated.

PERTH AMBOY, Aug. 2.-The work of
moving the Mosher water tube boiler
works to Ossining. N. Y, is rapidly pro-
crossing. Most of the material formerly
at the local yard on Rector street has been
shipped. This yard will most likely be
occupied again by Lewis Nixon. Mr..
Nixon was in charge before the Mosher
Boiler Company commenced work there,
and during his time at the plant he built
several vessels.
What he now intends to do with the
yard is not generally known. but he will
take charge next week.
The Mosher Water Tube Boiler Com
pany had been at work here for the past
six months. and during the time here they
decided to remove the plant to Ossining,
N. Y.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug, 2.-Wheat today opened
strong and with an active trade? The
bullish factors at the opening were low
temperatures in TIN. Northwest and light
shipments from Argentina. exports from
that country this week being less than one
half of the amount shipped last week.
Later the market eased of on a forecast
Of warmer weather. September wheat
opened n 10 Is higher at 92k to 92ss, sold
to 1924 and declined to 92A.
Commission houses were good buyers of
corn during the early trading. but offer
ings were light. Cables were firm. and
the cool weather in the Northwest was
a. strong bullisn factor. September opened
Il to y higher at 54ss to 544s, and for a
time held within that range.
The bulls bought oats freely at the
opening today and the market was strong.
Local receipts were light and a good de-
mand for cash oats ~strengthe ned the mar
ket. September opened a shade to A4Ss
higher at 40sk to 1914. and held within those
figures for some time.
Provisions were quiet and prices were
easy. September pork was 10 lower at
1875. Lard was up 2s at 9.15. Ribs were
3 lower at S.621b,
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BUSINESS IS BRISK
HEALTHY CONDITIONS AT
ALL CITIES SHOWN.
Jobbing Houses Prepare for Big Winter
Trade-Crops No Longer a
Disturbing Element.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Dispatches to r.
g. Dun & Co. indicate that business Is
making satisfactory progress, especially at
interior points, where the uncertainty re-
garding the crops is gradually disappear
ins. Clothing manufacturers at Philadel-
phla receive liberal orders, jobbers have an
average trade, steel and coal are in de-
mand and col1ec slons are average for the
season. Factories work at full capacity
at Williamsport, the volume of business
surprising previous years, and car works
are extending facilities. Jobbeis do a good
business at Pittsburg, dry goods moving
freely for the season and manufacturing
plants are active, although several labor
controversies are threatened.
Jobbing houses at Baltimore prepare for
a heavy winter trade as crop prospects
improve. Visiting merchants arrive IN
large numbers, factories are busy. but
payments are a little slow. Excellent
trade conditions are reported at Nashville,
staples moving freely and collections i'm
prove. Trade at Louisville Is larger than
n year ago, but the scarcity Of labor in
terrupts manufacturing. Jobbers and man
ufacturers at New Orleans are doing
fairly we'll for the season and crop pros
poets in this section show steady improve
ment, which encourages interior mer-
chants to buy for future trade. House
sales at st. Louis increase, particularly
wearing apparel. and collections are
prompt.
Business at Chicago exhibits sustained
strength, weather conditions being excep-
tionally good and factory production is
pushed without hindrance. S~easonable
goods move freely at Cleveland, clothing
manufacturers operate at full capacity and
report few cancella% ons. Wholesale dry
goods are exceptionally active at Cincin-
natl, higher prices stimulating demands,
which cover fall and winter deliveries.
Favorable weather in agricultural districts
has helped the movement of merchandise
at Minneapolis, orders are freely placed
for fall and winter, and most factories run
full time.
Trade In seasonable lines Is steadily de-
plotting stocks at st. Paul, collections are
prompt. and advance fall orders are large.
Retail trade is active at Portland, Ore.
but wholesale business is quiet. The cereal
crops are promising on the Pacific coast,
and fruit nner and cheese factories are
very busy.
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STEAMSHIP NEWS.

FASTNET, Aug. 2-The Cunard line
steamer Lucania. from New York for
Queenstown and Liverpool, was reported
by wireless telegraph 223 miles west at 1885
a. M; will probably reach Queenstown
about 4 p. M.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. ?. 2:45 a. m.-Ar-
rived, steamer Celtic (Br.), Hamberton.
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
SIASCONSET, Mass. Aug. 1.-The
steamer Baltic. from. Liverpool for New
York, was ninety miles east of Nantucket
lightship Mt 4:30 a. m. She will probably
dock about 7:30 a. N. Saturday.
SABLE ISLAND. n. 5. Aug. The
steamer New York. from Southampton for
Now York, was 745 miles east OF Sandy
Hook ut Z a. m, MI well. She will prob
ably dock about 1880 4. M. Sunday.
The steamer La Lorraine from HaVre for
New York was 200 miles cast of Nantucket
Lightship at $40 a, m. She will probably
dock about $50 n. IN. Saturdays
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NEW JERsEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON. Aug. 2.-Certihcates of In
corporation were yesterday granted to the
following companies:
Consolidated Decorating and Supply
Compsny; registered Office, Camden; agent.
New Jersey Corporation Guarantee and
Trust Company; capital stock, $4,000: In
corporators, II. w. Lamb, William Mum
hall and w. Harry Williams; to do a gem
eral wallpaper business.
Lanster Balloon Swing and Manufacture
ing Company: registered office. Paterson:
agent. John f. Kerr; capital stock, SIS, QUO:
-ircorporators. August Lanster, Daniel H.
How'd and John F. Kerr; to manufacture
and operate amusement devices.
F. w. Bussing Company; registered Of
flee, Jersey City; agent, Charles I'll. Weller;
capital stock, $50. 600: incorporators, F. w.
Bussing, Helena Bussing and William w.
Starr; TO import and deal In coccanuts
and other tropical fruits.
Asbury Park Mill Company; registered
office, Asbnry Park; agent, Willard A.
H~agerinan; capital stock, $l25, 600; incorpor-
atcrs. Isaac S. Green. w. Frank CobIe,
] .ewis w. Asay: to trade in building nate
rails Of all kinds.
Carbonic Consolidating Company: regis
tered Office, Hoboken; agent, Leon Albeit.
capital stock. $4,000: incorrorators, Henry
A. Reef. Leon Albeit and Amadeus Va
lent TO manufacture condensers, machin-
cry. etc.
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HEAVY SETTLEMENTS
Total for All Leading Cities Outside New
York Is $77s,5sl ZOO.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
sank exchanges this week show con-
tinued heavy settlements through the
banks for ~midsummer. the total for all
leading cities in the United States. out
side New York, being $77s. 531, 700. an In
crease of 80 per cent. over last year,
and 7.s per cent. over the corresponding
week of 1905, Notwithstanding the fact
that the week this year includes only
n day of the August monthly settle
ments against two days last year. and
three days two years ago.
There is still a considerable loss at
New York, but at other cities where a
loss appears, 1t is very small. Ex-
changes at most Western cities still re-
fleet an active movement, n there
are good gains at Cleveland, nnea
oils, Kansas City and Louisville.
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OPEN SHOPS INCREASING.
Master Builders Report Shows Big
Extension.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. 2.-Accord-
ing to the reports made at the annual
meeting of the New Jersey Master
Builders Association here. Wednesday.
open shops are to be the rule in New
Jersey. Secretary A. E. Pearson, Of
Orange, declared that within a few
years he expects to see all of the shops
In the state operating under the open
shop rules.
He pointed out that at the last ses-
sion of the association there was only
one open shop In the State. while today
there are half a dozen. located in Long
Branch. Englewood. Jersey City, Nor
rtstown and other places. He said that
there are no strikes in the State In the
building business at present
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
GUILTY TO
FIRST DEGREE MURDER.
Man Who Shot Husband of Woman
He Loved Is Sentenced to
Be Hanged,

BLUEFIELD. w. Va, Aug. 2.-Fol-
lowing his plea Of guilty to murder in
the first degree yesterday, Frank
Stephenson was sentenced to be hanged
on October %. This was the first time
that such a plea ever mas been ac-
cepted in this State. IN many States
the law would forbid its acceptance
and the murderer would be placed on
trial. even If he freely admitted his
guilt.
Stephenson built an ambush and lay
in wait for Moses Blagman, a nine
on Crane Creek, and shot him to death,
in order to get Blagman's wife, with
whom Stephenson was in love. The
plea and the sentence, which also was
the first death sentence ever passed in
this county, created great interest.
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DIVIDEND

Eastman Kodak Company, regular quar-
teriy Of 21a per cent. and an extra OF 0
per cent. on Its common stock and OF IA
per cent. on its preferred stock, payable
October /: books close August 81, reopen
September 16.
General Chemical Company, usual semi
annual of ? per cent. on Its common stock,
payable September 8: books close August
"a, reopen September 4.
Welsbach Company, Of 2 per cent. pay
able September 2, to stockholders OF rec
ord on August q.
: American Raditor Company, regular
quarterly of Ia per cent. on Its preferred
stock. payable August is; books close
August s; reopen August 16, and usual
quarterly Of II per cent. on its common
stock. payable September 30; looks close
September %. reopen October !.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
PATENTS FOR JERsEYMEN.

Patents that were issued to Jerseymen
this week. reported for the EVENING
STAR hv Drake & Co. solicitors of Amer
lean and foreign patents. 500 Broad street,
Newark. ". j.:
Power-transmitter, ]. C. Anderson.
Barnett. Newark; match box, r. Won
Clen. ir., jersey City. discharging appar-
atus for belt conveyers. T. A. Edison.
Llewellyn Park. Orange; electric light
nllable bottle. F. Grovatt and w. Temple.
Trenton: kneehoard and copyholder. f.
Fl. Haas. Newark switchboard construc-
ton. t. A. and w. p. Hammond. Passaic:
and callous shaver, G. Havell. Newark;
two electrolytic alternating current recti-
fer. A. S. Hickey, Manasauan: internal
combustion motor. f. w. Green. Little
Falls. -cover-attaching means for cleo
trical. floor boxes, w. F. Irish, Denyille;
vehicle wheel. ]. NJ. Lansden. ir., Or
anEe; automatic cologne fountain, c. Leh-
mann, Jersey City: roller-bearing guide,
G s Lockwood; Newark; tile press. w, ?.
Ostrander. Paterson; mechanism for
punching jacquard cards. r. and V. e..
Rovle. Paterson; internal combustion en-
CINE. f. S. Smith. Bound Brook; wire hat
frame machine. c. w. Stevens, East Or
ange; saw-setting implement. c. c. Tain
for. Elizabeth: coating machine. ]. c,
Thorn. Helmetta; wheel. w. H. Trabue,
Montvale: ignition system for explosive
engines. R. Marley. Englewood. amuse-
Designs) Teapot. coffee pot. F G.. Holmes,
Trenton. CTrdde-marks) Seven. spool-cot-
ton. s~ewing-silk and thread. American
Thread Company. jersey City silk piece
featuring Company. Paterson pepsIn, s.
r. Uliman. Jersey City: dry-cell batteries.
Wilson Electric Manufacturing Company,
Newark and Belleville.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York 2 to 35 per
cent. Known movements Of money for
the week shows u loss in cash by the
clearing house to the banks Of &.045. e00s
The banks gained from the interior $616.-
800, but lost to the sub-treasury, according
to the record sS,s12.Oo0. To this is to he
added SS50.000 gold coin shipped to Canada
Commercial bar silver 6S% cents; Next
can dollars, 54h cents; bar silver in
London. 321sd.: premium on gold at Madrid,
13. 80; at Lisbon, 40.
Paris rentes IS francs. Paris private
rate of discount ga per cent exchange
on London Is francs 1914 centimes. Ber-
lin private rate Of discount 4s per cent.
exchange on London 20 marks 4sh pfen-
nigs. Weekly statement OF the Bank Of
Germany shows cash in hand decrease
45. 900. 600 marks.
Money on call in London 21z to 3 per
cent; rate of discount 3h to 3 11-16 per
cent, and three months bills 3M to 81
per cent. Consols for money 81 n-15d.; for
account SO 13-16d.
Foreign exchange market held a weak
tone. Demand sterling was quoted 1868
to 4.S67o; cables, 4.S7A; sixty-day bills,
4S335 to 4.SS40: short francs, 5.16A, and
short reichmarks, 9sls.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

These concerns had their articles of in
corporation recorded in the County Clerks
office today:
The Stelton Land Company; capital
stock, $1,000; paid up, $1,000; incorporators,
john r. Weeks, of South Orange. and
Charles l.. Keast and Frederick P. Keast,
of this city; registered office. 152 Montrose
avenue. South Orange.
The American Agency Company; capital
stock, $1,000: pand up, $1,000: i~ncorporators.
Charles N. Mason. Rudolph A. Braun and
Arthur c. Braun, all OF this city; regis
tered Office, Union building.
The Eureka Patent Company: capital
stock, $780, paid up, $1,000; incorporators.
tors. George w. Breitenbucher,N Hugo
Boepple, jr., and Helen Dye. all of this
city; registered office, 7s5 Broad street.
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RAILROAD

FOr june.
Illinois Central, gross s4,ss2,Ss 4, increase
507; operating expenses and taxes
SO. 2S3. 954. decrease so. 245: net $l.64S,s4O IN
crease 1904, 752. Fiscal year. gross Sob,olV'-
6s2. increase $4.974. 229; operating expenses
and taxes, $40, O65. 1874, increase $s,62S.O60;
net s16.545, los, increase s1,S46,l16.
Atlantic Coast Line. gross 1901. 104, de-
crease SIS, S04: operating expenses and
taxes St.712,61 Il Increase 1888. 346; net SSsi,-
493, decrease 1913, $50. Fiscal year, net
Sc. 1923, 5O2, decrease s1,646, 747.
st. Louis Southwestern, surplus after all
charges $226, 1876. increase $157, 412. For fiscal
year, surplus after all charges $1,7l2,5i2, IN
crease 81, O15, 4S7.
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ports Of rain IL Texas caused some scat
tering liquida ton. following the call, and
the market sold off to a net decline OF
about 3 TO 9 points. Trading was very
quiet pendir g the bureau report at mid
day, however, and the market was fairly
steady at the decline during the middle OF
the morning.
The market was very quiet late in the
forenoon with fluctuations narroY and
irregular within s or Z points of last nights
finals on active now crop months.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick e. Co.
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WARRANT FOR PRESIDENT
OF L. |. RAILROAD.
General Manager Served with One To-
day, Accusing Him of Respons. bility
for Two Deaths.

NEW YORK. Aug. "A coroner's jury
yesterday charged President Ralph Peters
and General Superintendent John c. Nc
Crea, of the Long Island Railroad, with
being responsible through criminal negii-
gence for the death of DR.. Edward ]. Gal
lagher. lie and Miss Helen Madigan were
killed by a rain at a st. Adams, L. L.,
crossing last week. fn
Coroner Amber drew warrants last night
for the arrest of both Mr.. Peters and Mr..
McCrea.
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CAR REPAIRERs STRIKE.

BUFFALO. Aug. 2-Fopr hundred car
repairers employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad AT the Buffalo and Ebenezer
shops. struck last night. The immediate
cause Of the strike was the refusal of the
company TO reInstate discharged members
of the union.
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SHORT COTTON CROP.
Government Report Shows Condition to
Be only rs Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The crop re-
~ the Department of Agriculture nnds
from the reports of the correspondents and
agents of the bureau that the average con
dition of cotton on July % was 20. as com
nared with Y on June Is. 1907. S2.9 on July
81 1906. and a ten-year average of S2.6.
The following table shows the condition
on July Is of this year and the ten-year
d. = Cae-
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THE COTTON MARKFr.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-The cotton mar
ket opened stsady at IN advance OF ?
points to a decline of l point. which was
about as due on the cables. Private re-
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Unremitting advertising. Advertising pursued
methodically. day by day. week by week.
month By month. Is in the end less expensive
than advertising occasionally In nts and starts
-clothiers and Haberdashers' Weekly.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following nre the quotations OF the days
closing prices, bid and asked, as furnished
by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock brokers, 800
Broad street. Telephone SIS:
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NEW YORK OUTSIDE MARKET

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick Il Co:
Closing yester- Close to-
day. day.
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c SECURITIES.

The appended list of quotations on the
local securities is furnished by Her
man ]. Egner, room SOC Prudential build
ing: Rid. Asked
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THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers', 800 Broad street. Telephone SIS.
Opening, Closing.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
WHEAT

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, 800 Broad street. Telephone 615.
ODenIng. Closing
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were furnished
by Post & Flag;
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BOSTON STOCK ExCHANGE.

BOSTON, Aug. 2.-Following are quota
tons of the active stocks dealt in on the
Boston Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-21
NEJV PAPER IN LONDON.
american Style, Type, Reporters
and Presses TO Educate Enghshmen.

: barrett, of the city OF Mexico. returned
ea,r, Tordon Yesterday on the Red Star liner FIN
land saving that after looking over the Lohoo"
eaIa no has decided to establish there daily
-,sarar along the lines OF the up-to-date AIher'-
can dai1ies He said that he would import lor iiiS
n,lrpose reporters trained in American louFhaS'''
and would use American presses
Mr. T2arrett Is an American, the son Oh NILS
rzata Waller Barrett who is head OF the floFehce
C-rftten5en homes He has conducted newspaper
IN the Mexican capital for some years. and mas
nov been abroad for three months studying the
situation in q number of English cities
Il do not think that the English reading pubic
is as yet ready to receive the kind OF paper
exnect TO publish" said Mr.. Barrett Iheir
ne,ysnapers are heavy and ponderous, ana
am Of the opinion that it will take long period TO-
as YOU might say educate them to like the Areri-
can STYLE of journalism. My paper, therefore. Will
6enend at FIRST upon the patronage OF tourists who
aocb 10 London in large numbers in the summer
and who will be glad find there a newspaper TO
tho et,IA Of which they accustomed
English newspapers, Mr.. Barrett said, are both
advertising many years behind those of the United
States
Another Messenger on the Finland was Joseph
Westman wealthy real estate dealer OF DETROIT
Mr.. Westman came TO this country twenty -ons
years ago from Antwerp and has made fortune
IN Detroit city lots. Last night he addressed a
meeting Of immigrants in the steerage, telling or
his e,nerience in the Middle West and advising ms
hearers to settle in the Dakotas and IN Iowa ana
70 keen away from New York and the large cities
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MISS ZABELLE TO AID ARMENlANS
Actress Plans to Build a Settlement House
for Her Countrywomen.

Miss Flora Zabelle. wife OF Raymond HITCHCOCK
and who is appearing with him in "A YANKEE
Tourist at the Aston Theatre. is heading move
,,ar+ FOR the betterrnent Of Armenian women and
children in this city. 1t was said she had the sup
port of some Of the foremost Armenian families In
this country and OF several American pniian-
thropists.
Miss ZaheIIe believes that many Armenian fam
flies are in need Of the indscretion OF the
head Of the house Herself an Armenian. she does
not believe In the revolutionary movements ana
condemns the secre societies OF her country peo-
n1s The Man In view is TO build Armenian Set
Element house.
"At no time is the lot Of the poor Armenian an
easv one" Miss Zabelle said yesterday, and they
are often unconscious sufferers from an act OF In
discretion committed by husband, father or brother
and it is with the expectation OF making the lives
NJ these unfortunates trile more easy that am
planning a Settlement house, where Instructors.
cooks and nurses will be installed and attempt
made TO fit these persons for Worthier lives in the
land OF their adoption