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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
QuslaftS.
Scsn Der Sount5tnSt Sheriff.

SSn Der @auptitabt @erifo 1T
Der brittle internationaIe Sanit1ts=
fongreB eroffnet noroen.
= Die iiber oen biet genonuten
&orl Suu berb1ngte SobesItrafe tit
in lebenslangfihes 3u6tbaus UNI
getponbelt poroen. Sou NOR be-
fantltlid idulOig befunoen feline
IS germutter, Die berpitmete5rau
WeptrIor, ermoroet 5u baden.
Der 8e9im oes 5peiten 8ro-
5elies gegen Marimilion Soroen,
ben &erausgeber Ser y3ufunft", lit
auf ben ied5ebnten DECEMBER feItge-
.iebt tporoen.
Cine 9epeI6e aus Berlin mel
bet: Ser oeutide @eneraIfonfuI
Carl Bling miro onf fur5e SriIt
na6 Seem 0orf 5uriiffebren. OR
aie6t oomit einent ~oringenoen @rfu-
6en 6es @uslp1rtigen Imtes nod,
meldes cine grade in Ser ~gegentpar-
tigen1 3eit b%eionoers unermiinidte
Heubeiesung oes 8oitens permeioen
rtobte. Magen1ein NOR angenommen
noroen, bob SER 9iina, Ser Iid,
mtgenblidli6 ollf mebrmonotli6em
urloub in 9euti6lano oufb6It, Die
Stequng oeS @eneraIfonIuIs in
Stem gorf nift pieoer iibernebmen
niirbe. Serr 8iin5 lit oobon in
aenntnis geiebt moroen, 6aB er
oernna6it einen europ1iiden &C.
ldnoti6aftspoftet erbalteu miro.
SIN Gubrrebier baben froati>
i9e Nrbeiter n~euer0ings neun I1nere
&%aubanfaae begongen. lin bic ur-
erpiini6ten Glemente, oie felt qe-
rallmer 3eit onrd Moroe uno &aub-
toten gum Sdreden bes gau5en 9te-
Diers ~getporoen limo, 5i beieitigen,
bot Die 3egierung einbunoert Der mo-
toriidltcn 9urihen ousgemieien.
= Das 2anogeridt in Braun.
i6pei9 bat Die alaoe ser @rben ser
@rafin oe Giprn gegen oen @o6los
oes u9iamantenber5egs~ &arI oes
3peiten BON 9rntni6peig obgepie-
len. Don ben &ld9ern mar bebaltp-
tet moroen, boB cine beim 8rano
oes Granddaughter S6loiies i'm
Sabre 1880 an9eblid berbrannte llr-
funbe unldngft in 2onoon aufgefun-
Den moroen iei, aus Ser berporgebe,
oaB Die @rdfin @iprD ols So6ter oes
Ser3ogs &arl oes 3meiten anerfount
mor0en uno oaber erbberedtigt ge-
meien lei. IS marc oesbnlb Die Ser
alsgabe Der Dem Sersog bon Gum
berlano uno Der Stqbt @enf 5uge-
follenen gr6idoft beoniprubt, Die
auf % Milionen Marf angege6en
muroe.
aus @ien miro gemeGoet: gu
beilloiem 2Grm fam es in Der Sit.
ung oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes
Ieidsrats, aIs iib Ser neue 8olen-
Wiinilter 9obio b. &brabumobicS,
Dem 8arloment DorItelte. @braba-
mobics muroe nit obrentGubenoenl
Speftafel empfongen. Gen Soupt-
ro0au b%eriibten DIE So3iofoemofra-
ten, 9euti6 &aoifolen uno 9futbe'
men.
auS Berlin miro %gerneIoet
Die pplniiden 6iibrer 8eigen iid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
Jnlo11n.

Die Senatoren Seder BON
Colorado uno Curtis BON &onIos,
pel6e cine unteriu6ung iiber ber=
i6iebene Sransoftionen beint Ser.
fm1fe bon 2onoereien, Die oen &ido-
poo : Snoianern 9eborten, eingelei-
tet boben, it1o gu Der lteber5eugung
gelonet, ooB oie Sn0ioner Inn 2Gn-
oereien i'm 8erte bon $250,000 be-
troeen puroen. Sic eriudten oes-
bolb ben &rdiioenten oringen6, ooB
ipfort Elm geri6tlides 8erfobren ge=
gen oieienigen eingelettet meroe,
Die Snoioner iiberporteiltef1.
fragli6en 2anoereien liegen in
Sfloboma.
= 3mei &genten meIde Die otter
rei6if6e &egierung nod unierm
ionote, nit Dem @uftroa 8e-
gu nnteriu6en, Iout MEL
den oiterreidii6e @inmanberer in
unierm 2on6e i6le6t bebunoeIt uno
in i6rer perionliden Sreibeit be-
i6ranft miir0en baben an oie &e-
9ierung berihtet, oaB Die 8ei6mer=
BEN erobli9 iibertrieben ieien. 9i6ts-
oeitopeniger bat Die &egierung iie
a%t9etpieien, prompt ie6en @nipru6
81 priifen, Der bon Seiterrei1ern in
amerifa 9elteno eemadt piiroe.
Die 2egislatur oes neuen Stoa,
tes Sfloboma lit 8uiammengetreten.
Sdobomtsiefretar Gortelnoil
bot Die fir bos 6fsfoIiabr, oos NIT
Dem 80. SUM- 1909 idlieBt, notigen
gepiaigungen NIT $776,508,273 ber-
an1dlIaot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
grtef.aiRe.

9erren: Sad Gdcrmann, s. Grs
mengolb, @. S. 9Iaie, 4bolpb 8oenig.
Irthur 8bers, 6. @nbemau, Benjamin
@el9er. 9, @rrns. u. 9rantoipsfi, S. 90.
9urit, S. Change. q. q. Seblis, @aIter
Grimm. 5u9o Corner, S. 9erman1.
S. Sermam. aarl 6obel5ene, 6. q. &aIs
%larnan. 8. &ubu, 8. S. &artpin. G. 8.
@obner, s.. 6. 9ren9le. 8. g. &eikler,
g. q. S6uIb, SO. so. Gtort, s. u.
SGleber, @0uaro Gtapper, 6. g. Stodels
baulen, Senrb S6parb. 9. O.. SippeGt,
S. 9. utterbod.
9amen: Charlotte G~Geranoer, gGa.
"a Brider. 2ena &anoel, Qi55ie grnit,
alma Slider. 9. 8rona, Warb &olipg,
@bas. &auffmnnu, 6. q. Easier, @uIlic
@ede, g. 9elms, &. 6. &ubnfe, Glice
Stoppenbed, 0t. SO. G6ilb, 2ouiie S6us
manu-. Gectlie 81. G9uI8, Srant G6ipirl
y. @. Salbert, @uiiie @eber, 5
3ie9ler.
Sustanb: &, Opp, glnna @ausr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
P~fIugbaupt's Racksrsi,

Gde 8istoria uno BLUM gfraes.
BerEaufslaben: Ode Noro . 5lores. mo
6Dunon . Strn6e. u. Eel. 1869.
Gd1tra neutfdJfa AnBBenbrnn,
Mothers Bread. Cakes u affeefuhen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
Grunoe,neutums . uebertraannaeu.

Srnnt 3. autI6enreuter an RerrilI
@. Smitb. @run6itid CT Der 8eIt goms
merce StrnBe; 5000.
@btparbs &ealte Company on Sbeo.
S9miot, @runoitud in Der Sog's Beacon
9iq &0bitiou; 1872.
81. 81. Campbell unb 9. SO. Quger,
@runbtiid an Der 5odberrb Ctr; $3.50.
CHARLES Rnbt len. an @nnie 8iaIioIi.
@run0ltiid an Der 8rbant StraBe; $500.
&illiom &empfin an German 9ars
Io6s uno Srau, Elm Stiid Qano an Der
Bling uub @ngelmam Noab; $4,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03

Die an6eren 9ebenspiiroigfeiten ser
intereiianten Gtaot, nobute einem
offi5iellen Diner uno einem 8onfett
Der amerifonii6en &olonie Bel uno
beiudte cine 6eitporiteGllng I'M 3bea-
ter. Sim Mortag abeno iebte er iei=
ne HeiIe fort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
Gin GtiQlaub,

Ger 5uueilen gefabrlid miro, lit oas
4ufbOren Der 2eber. nnb gingepei,
oefunftionen. lin oieien 3uitono
obne unmgenebme Sol9en 81 enoen,
Ioaten Or. Sings 0eue 2ebenspiaen
INNER @uer MiteI fem. @arantiert
gu beiIen, ODER Dos @eIo 5uriid, bel
Aoolpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03

GrfaitunB aebeiit Ia einsm Sage
mel mt z rattle SrumO g6inin Sabfets. 9rue-
liits gsbeH Seto 5uifld, iDean IS Aift heitt. q w
@rObt'e nnierf6tift auf ifbfr Shnhtet. % Cts,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06

toria Ii advertising its resources. Mem.
bers OF the Chamber Of Commerce who
wish 10 attend this dinner In Portland,
next Tuesday night, are requested to
leave their names together with the re-
quicd one dollar in the office Of the
Chamber. The first come win be first
served until tho six invitations have
been accepted. II Is expected on tnis
occasion TO have together publicity
workers from all parts Of the state and
Ii viii be worth any business mans
time TO attend this dinner and find out
what is going on in Oregon, outside Of
Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06


Tho friends Of Matt Kakalla. well
known employe Of the clatsop mills,
who has been III Tor some days past.
has mysteriously disappeared and his
friends aie very much worried over his
absence. II IL feared he has inadyertcrt'
~ fallen Into the river or otherwise
done away with himself under the stress
OF his malady; and the search is being
carried iar aud wide for him. Anyone
knowing anything Of his whereabouts
viii confer distinct favor on his people
and friends by leaving word at the mill
Office concerning him. He has not been
seen since $3.50 o'clock on Monday morn
Ing last.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Jorgenson Died

Jorgenson Died
Martin Jorgenson, who was injured
at the dock at Hume's mill, died at 7
a. m. yesterday, He did not become con-
scious from the time Of the accident,
and passed away peacefully. His body
is now at Gilbaughs undertaking par
lors and the funeral will take place ac-
eording to arrangements which will be
made later. Coroner Pohl will hold an
inquest today, when the responsibility
for the accident will probably be placed.
Commercial Club Dinner
Manager Tom Richardson of the Port
land Commercial Club has sent an inyi-
tation to Manager Whyte of the Cham
Der Of Commerce and six Of the officers
and members to attend the monthly din
ner to be given by the Portland organi'
cation on Tuesday evening, November
18TH at exactly o'clock. This dinner
Is informal and the subject for discus
sion will be, How Oregon Is Being
Advertised Manager Whyte is re.
| quested to deliver ten minutes address
on this occasion and explain how As
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Bond Street Improvement

Contractor Lebeck. who IL driving the
pIling on Bond street, hopes to have the
work done 20 aa 10 allow one.balf Of
the street to be used. by Saturday night
Owing to the condition Of tho supports
oi the street. II IL impossible TO allow
the use Of ans part Of the roadway unit
the work Il finished TO certain point
ny Monday. no doubt, Bond street vii
be In such a shape that easy access e
unIontmn win be possible. A wooder
walk has already been constructed. fo'
foot passengers, that win lessen the In
convenience somewhat.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
New Sidewalk.

Superintendent OF Streets Kcarney
has force OF men at work putting in a
sidewalk leading to tho Taylor school.
The superintendent. keen to his duties,
noted that the children would bc com.
PEELED TO walk In the mud to reach the
school, during the bad weather and has
wisely provided proper walk,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Electric Improyemenis--

Tlt Astoria Electric Company are
putting In a NOW feed wire on Bond
street. and are making good headway
The company being desircus OF keeping
up 10 date have force working steadily
70 improve tho system,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06

Word was received In this city yesisr'
day that handsome. hearty baby boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs Claude phaii
At the capital city on Monday morning
last. Both mother and son are getting
on iamoasly. This win be pleasant news
TO the many friend. Of the young people
here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Death Of Infant

Tbs inian. daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs
Carl Johansen. who reside at Tongue
Point, died yesterday. aged one day. The
in.erment viii take placa today. VI
Knappton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Water Clerk Busy

Water Clerk Lounsberry. despite the
so.callcd financial disturbance Ia kept
busy collecting water rents. Banks may
come and banks may 70. but water rents
10 on forever. Thus clerk Lounsberrs
sings as he gathers In the shekels.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
WILLACCEPT CHECKS
IN PAYMENT
LOCAL MERCHANTS SIGN pETI.
TI0N TO TAKE BANK PAPER AND
WILL ASSIST BANKS TO RELIEVE
MONEY SHORTAGE,

accord signed the petition that was cir
culated among them by 9. II. Heilborn,
Of Heilborn & Co., Ut the instance OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. and In accord.
ance with the resolution that was pass.
ed at the regular meeting Of the Cham.
bcr on Monday evening.
Mr.. Hcilborn found no dissenting
voices among those whom he was able
to reach. with the petition yesterday and
II Is expected that when the paper u
brought TO the attention today Of those
who have not had an opportunity 70
sign. that the same expression OF will.
ingness TO aid the situation viii b'
found.
The context Of the petition Il as fol
lows. with the names Of those merchants
who were afforded an opportunity o.
signing yesterday;
Resolved. that the Chamber Of Com
merce do now thus formally express IL
confidence in the banks Of Astoria ant
assure thus formally all Of the business
men Of this community and state, tha
the Astoria Chamber OF Commerce see
nothing but bright future for Oregon
aud believes that not even the pinchinl
fingers Of Wall street can do ought NOR
harmful than more fully than ever be
fore advertise our resources and financla
integrity"
In view of the foregoing resolution
adopted AZ the meeting OF the Astori
Chamber OF Commerce. held Noyembe
ith. We. the undersigned merchants, has
Ing the utmost confidence in our bank
10 hereby agree TO accept local ban
checks, clearinghouse certificates an
certificates Of deposit. at their full fac
value, In eMhange for merchandise pul
chased at our respective places OF bus
ness.
Herman Wise.
Ross, Higgins & Co.
Chas. Heilboru & Co.
Foard & Stokes Hdw. Co.
Simington D. G. Co.
+. A. Stokes.
Astoria Hardware Co.
NJ. s. Copeland 4 Co.
Acme Groc. & by. Co.
"A, G. Spexarth.
L. A. Higgins Co.
! s. Danziger & Go.
| Badollctt 4 Co.
Andrew Birch.
| Wherity. Ralston 4 Co.
i j. v. Burns.
w. J. Seully.
IIildebrand 4 Cor.
]. II. Seymour.
I. +. Laurin.
The Boston Store.
Chas. V, Brown,
Charles Rogers & Son.
A. V. Allen.
luukenen & Harrison,
Ernest Rindell
James Finlayson.
h, A, Ward.
VIC. Laws & Co.
Fisher Bros. Co.
Judd Bros,
| W. II. Fellman,
| Ii. Crohn,
j. j. Robinson.
johnson 4 Morrison.
II. II. ZapfD
S. L. Nanthrup.
II. Eckstrom.
City Lumber \ Box Co.
| Prael Eigner Transfer Co.
The Hoener Co.
| Albers w. p. & Paint Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06

According to the report Of the weather
bureau the downfall Of rain in this
section 10 the lowest registered in six
years and Is only 90 Of an inch as
against GAS inches at this time last
year. The maximum temperature for
October was 80 degrees on the 10th. and
the minimum 40 degrees on the 10th.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
Has Recovered

Jake Tekua, who was injured In the
runaway Of Pr~el' Eigner company's
team. two weeks ago, has entirely reeov.
cred aud IL around again.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
IERSE TALES o. THE TOWN
Treasurers Receipts

Tho city treasurer yesterday received
$500 Ia liquor licenses and s75 In street
assessments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-06
LAt the Hospital

| W. NJ. Vols, Of Cathlamet. on whom
an operation was performed Saturday,
% doing nicely and will soon be fully
recovered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
GOVERNMENT CHEATED
BY WHiSKEY MAKERS
Agents Working on "Glganlic" Reven.
Ne Frauds-Vireinia Figures
Conspieuously in the Case.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. 5-Reports
from Washington ana Richmond. re.
oeivod IN Raleigh today. state that
somo OF the most gigantic frauds i'm
the history OF the Internal revenue
service have been moarthed In Wiz
ginia and North Carolina. and that
sonsatlonal disclosures viii soon bc
made, involving we'll known and prom
ihent people. including big distillers
ana nigh government officials.
Many of the frauds, which Com.
missioner Caners OF tho internal rev.
enue service admits having been I'M
earthed. were committed by former
North Carolina dstillers. who moved
over into Virginia when the North
Carolina laws ran them out of this
State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
NATURAL BRIDGE PLANT.
One TO be Established There for Liaht
and Power

and Power
LfNCilBURG. VA, Nov. SC. w.
Hancock and Sons, of this city. have
secured Il contract with the company
owning the Natural Bridge property
Tor the erection of concrete dam
zoo feet long and thirty-flve feet high
in Cedar Creek. which passes under
The Natural Bridge The dam will be
located half a mile below the bridge
ana the water vii he used to devon
lOO'horso power which is to be utll-
lied in an electric powerhouse.
1t is the intention of the hotel com
pany to light the grounds under and
about the bridge: the road leading
from the railway station to the prop
erty rs well rs TO supply automobiles
which will be used to carry visitors
10 and from the railway station and
ahont the grounds sightseeing.
The large lake made by the dam
VIII t2 stocked with fish and 1t will
be used by guests Mt the hotel for
boating as wen as fishing. Plans are
TO be drawn sIortiy $50 for the cree
tion OF large bath-house OH the lake
side. WY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06

I'll after he had moved his family into
The structure has brought a fortune to
Ihomas III. Cooper. manager of the
Colgate Mine, in the Pocahontas coal
Held. Cooper is now the owner of a
rich mine.
Cooper's house is near the general
store in Coaldale. His duties as mine
manager require his presence near the
pit, and. In order to be on hand, he
moved from his old home into house
he built hurriedly near the mine. To.
DAY. the two Italian laborers at work
on the excavation ran their picks into
seam of coal 9 81 feet thick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
Negotiations Between This Country
and France Prove Futile.
WANT MORE CONCESSIONS FROM US
European Republic Regards Wine Con.
cessiOns Offered as DisproportIon-
ate to Return Asked-porto Rican
Coffee Bone of Contention.

PARIS. Nov. 5.-The present indi-
cations point To an early inauguration
OF a tariff war between France and
the United States
The negotiations opened last sum.
mcr Tor an arrangement on Il basis
giving France the benefit of Il 20 per
cent. reduction in wines, In return for
preferential rates upon IL list OF about
100 articles. including shoes. tools.
amchlnely. sc, have thus far been
barren of results. The action of the
french government Saturday. in
promising virtually to conclude no
ln'ther commercial arrangements
until parliament passes upon The
proposed revision OF the tariff of
1892, seems TO preclude any chance OF
agreement.
II Is true shat last week. before the
government made it's promises, re-
luctant assent was given to an extern
sion OF the decree granting the mini
mum rates 10 Porto Rican coffee until
December /. While the extension
nomlnally keeps the issue open 70,
another month. 1t il practically Ger
tain that nothing will be accomplish
cd unless the United States radically
changes its attitude France hayinl
an along regarded the concession.
asked OF her as being utterly dispro
portionatc to what was offered.
II the Porto Rican coffee decree 1.
Withdrawn December / ms now an
pears likely, the United States Is ex
/ pectcd to rctaliate. and Il tarilf wa
viii then be on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
Woman Burned to Death

ANNAPOLlS. MD. Nov 5.-The
strenuous routine of work at the Ma
val Academy has broken down tbs
nervous systems Of two midshipmen
me young men are L. C. Mueller OF
mo second class. from La Crosse
WIS, ana r, j. Sexton, of the third
class. from New York City.
Dom men developed serious cases Of
nervous prosiration, and as it is i'm
possible Tor them to continue with
lneir classes. it has been recommend.
ga 'hat they hand in their resigna
Tons. Pending these, they have been
granted sick leave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
THAW PLANS TO PLAY GOLF.

rays Dues to Insure Remaining in
Good Standing In Pittsburg Club.
PlTTSBURG PA. Nov. 5.-JInrrv
n: Thaw seems SO certain that he
VIII be free ANA alie to play golf by
ncxt spring that he has gone ont of
MS way to see that he will be in good
standing with the golf club ut the
time when he may be released.
Attorney -. w. Guthrie. of Pitts.
burg. brother of Mayor George w.
Guthrie, has received letter from
Ihaw inclosng check to nav his
club dues In the pittsburg Golf Club.
In which the man who killed Stanford
Whitc was Il conspicuous member
several years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
SAILS WITH FULL MAGAZINES
smokecee Powder Bought in Open
Market and Shells Ordered For Fleet

WASHINGTON Nov. 5-whcn the
Atlantic battleslip fleet sails Dccem-
ber IL on It's $4,000 mile cruise TO the
Pacific coast, It will be well supplied
WITH powder ana nrojcctilcs The or.
dinanco bureau OF the navy is pur-
chasing in the open market large
quantity of smokcless powder lids
nave been invited also for projectiles
of various cnlibcrs.
Some OF the shells arc for use In
target practice. The greater portion
VIII be OF The armor piercing typo Ia
De added to the reserve stock of am
munltion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
DanvlIlc Gets the Gold MEDIA,

DANVlilE VA. Nov. 5.-president
"a, u. Darlington. of the Danville To.
nacco Association. was notified TO-DAY
~ -. Julian Pratt, superintendent nj
EXHIBITS Tor the Virginia State com.
ms II, the jamestown Exposition
un"t me Danville leaf tobacco eyhih,t
aan heen awarded the gold medal The
exhibit VIII be made permanent ond
sent 10 the worlds exhibit. In london
ann iater to The Madison Square car,
den. in New York. "'''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06
POWER COMPANY sUspeNos
Mccall Ferry, Pa, Concern Has $780,.
900 in knlckerbockcr Trust.

YORK, Pa Nov. : - Tho Mccall
Ferry Power company. building Il
mammoth dam a mccall Ferry on the
Susauehnnna river in the lower end
of this county, has suspended opera.
tions The suspension is due 60 the
closing OF the Knlcrerbockcr Trust
company Charles Y. Barney, former
president of the IlniclScrbockor was
the chief promoter OF the concern ana
tho Knickerbocker Trust Is trustee OF
the bond issue.
The trust company. 1t is stated. has
100000 of the power company's mon.
cy on deposit which is tied up. Zen
days ago al the men were laid OFT OK.
cept the carpenters and yesterday
they too were laid off.
The company has available con.
tracts with Baltimore and other cit
les ANA power is promised early in
1905 II tile plant is not completed
on time the contracts may be lost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-With the
exception OF The notification by the
French government of the extension
OF the decree extending to December
me minimum rats TO Porto Rican
coffee no recent representations have
been made by France to this govern.
mont bearing on tn negotiations omen.
cd last summer for a commercial
agreement. The negotiations were
suspended during the warm season
during which Ambassador Jnsserand
Visited ms home in Franco and con.
suited with the tSSlcials there. Now
mat he has returned ana Secretary
toot. who, with Assistant Secretary
iiacon, has been conducting the nego.
iiations on behalf OF the State Depart.
ihcnt, is home from Mexico. Il IS ex.
'ected the matter will again be
nrousht up for consideration with n
view To It's disposition one way or an.
other