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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
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ferirt. Senfins-SrOinunS fir Seiten.
wsse oil Sebiebnter StraBe, Spii6en
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uOmmen. Partribse Bstition fir Gin
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tier sluenue; unssnOmmsn. Sriiser'
mann-ReiOlutiOn fir 8ejabIuns pOn
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pom Seitennesen; anseuommen. 81
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fiirs Seuer Departement unseuOmmsn.
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StraBen ansenOmmeu.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

Sie Ratur arbeitet bart, uniere tDrs
perli6en @ebre6en gu beilen, iObulO iie
erihsiueu. Wtandmal 9elinst es ibr,
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mai uber nibt. S8ie tOnnen mir nun
Der giatur bel Oieier arbsit belien !?
Dur6 ben 9ebraud zines milOeu,.. ie,
bod wirtiamen Srdutsr 9eilmittels,
Wie 6Orni's sIlpenfrduter, pelder Der
0iatur bilft, bic llnreinistsiten aus Osm
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@inSsweibe unO ielbit Our9 POren Der
Saut ubSuwerfen. Disiss lit oas sIr.
beits'Prinjip Der erfOlsreiditen ullsr
5Orni's stlpentrdutsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

- Die llsberlsbenben oss So. Reai,
ments Der PsnuipIuuuia 6rsipillissu
bulten bsuts in Der MsmOriul Dale an
Psuu aueuue unb 9inbsn StraBe ibre
Swan;isfts jdbrlias 3uiummsniunft ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19
BON Der Snefeite.

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franft.
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men.
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erbielt siusn Daumen uuO SauOsslsnt
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Swei Rippen sebrO6en paren unO be.
fiir6tete aud, oub er iuuerlide gsrless
unSsu erbalten babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-19

= Die Offsntlihsn Sdulsn gisw
YOrfs psrOsn in bisism Sabre pOn
bsinube 100000 SiuOsrn bsin6t.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
DEAD FROM GAS,
SUICIDE IS FOUND

Asphyxiatsd by Illuminating gas. Rob-
-ert Bell. forty-two years old, was
found lifeless on the third ofiOr OF the
house at 1135 Ninth street northwest.
Brooding over an impediment in his
speech and the fact that he had been
stone deaf since childhood IS believed
70 have prompted Bell to end his life.
, eertihe ate of suicide was given by
the coroner.
Bell was nephew OF Mrs. Park Ag-
new, Of Alexandria. He was a printer
and had been employed IN Washington
for some months When he came 20
this city ne made his home with Mrs.
Margaret Montgomery, also Of Alex
andria.
A strong odor of gas in the Ninth
street house yTas traced TO Bells room.
Policemen broke open the door. and
fell over tho wa shstand, bowl, and
pitcher. which had been placed
against II.
There we're Indications that Bell had
gone through all his papers and de-
stroyed most Of them. Besides, be wrote
several letters last night
The police are endeavOFing TO md
Bells brother, who i'ves IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
.BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First -year-olds and up;
six and a half furlOngs; Columbia
course. Village King, 40; ERIinola, -.
High Jumper, TO- Aiken. 10. LEBANON,
ThlsJledale 13e. Dario. 10: Fire Brand,
10; Morning Ligat, rs; Wilton Lackeyer
70; Dominator, 123; Kempton, 40.
Second race-SelHng; maiden two
year-olds, FIVE and One-half furlOngs;
Columbia course BObbin Around, III,
Fielder. IL: Croydon. ll2: Omnipotent.
I09; Pontiac, l09; Tenacoe, Zoe; orfano,
109: Superstition, 100; Risk, 109; Tinker
Bell. 109: Princess Navarro, 100; Wool
Spun, i09; Student. JOE; Easter Bell, 109s
sStrong Heart. 107: sWhlrl, 1e4; 'Amon-
tilado, 104; winning star 104; MARY
Holland. 100; 'Proclivity, 1o4.
Third race-Selling: three ear-olds and
upward; one mile; Columbia course.
True Boy, IL; Lord Badge, 100; Hooray,
100. -WeirdsOme los. Clements. 10I: Hig-
ginbotham, I0=. Yorkist, 194; Neoska-
ieeta, l94, Star Of Runnymede. lO4; $50
Ciety I5ud. l04; "LamOur, 90, 'WoTkna1d.
80: Hancock, -.
Fourth racs-FIandicap tWo-year-Slds,
six furlOngs; Columbia course. Falcada,
10; Jubilee, 40, Monopolist. us, Wood
line. rs; Smoker. u5: Rosimiro. no.
Alauda- I0i; Laughing Eyes, 81 san
gIine. IS.
Fifth race-Seuing: four-year-olds and
up: one mle: Columbia course. Destroy
e., 103; Beniaia- l13; Lianthony Boy.
II3: sCamden. lbs: ENOblesse Oblige, 10si
"noaean. Jos; mantle. III; 'Grenadier
los.
Sixth race-Handicap two-year-old
and upward: one mile and seventy
yards. Columbia course. Miss CraW-
ford. i2i; Dolly Spanker, 49, oxford, ia
FaIcads, Jos; Scion Single l05; Ivanhoe
los. Berkeley, 104: Campalguer, 90;
Alsnda, S.
'ApprenuCe allowance claimed Wealth
er raining. TraCk heavy.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
COTTON SHOWS RESPONSE
TO GOVERNMENTS RELIEF

NEW YORK, Nov. Is-The cotton
market. in response TO the Government 5
action toward relieving the financial
situation. today opened active and firm,
to 10 points higher. The late months
showed the most strength.
There was a good deal of buying by
wire houses. as well as buying orders
from foreigners. After the call shorts
were heavy purchasers. causing further
advances, on which near months re-
gained their normal relation to late
months.
Prices. December, 10 24d10. .; January.
S.S5GI9.S6: February. 9.92: March, $500
10.00i April. 1005d10.0S.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
GIRL RUNS AWAY
TO WE'D BOAROER?
Struggles Clothes Out and
Does Not Return From
Mass.

After smuggling AL OF her clothing
and a number OF articles from her room.
Margaret Buie. seventeen years old, dis
appeared from her home, l9 y street
southeast. yesterday morning. and Mrs.
James r Manning, an aunt with whom
she lived, believes she has gone 10 New
York 10 be married..
The girl left her home 10 attend carly
mass yesterday at st. Peters Church.
Second and G streets southeast, and did
not return. Through a friend Miss
Emily BLOWN. Of 560j Morgan avenue
northwest Mrs. Manning learned that
her niece contemplated being married.
Miss Buie told Miss Brown last We'd
neBday that she was going 10 New York
Sunday to be married. She refused to
give the name OF her finance. Mrs.
Manning is certain. however. that the
man is Paul Duncan an ironworker
thirty-three years old. who boarded
with her up 10 thsee months ago.
AZ Mrs, Manning's request the police
are endeavOring 70 locate the girl and
learn II she has been married.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
WALSHS WITNESS
REBUKEO BY COURT

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Judge Anderson
to-day scored one of the Witnesses for
John z. Walsh for attempting to evade
questions of the Government attorneys
by "quibbling." Auditor Williams. of the
Southern Indiana railroad. had been on
the stand Identifying entries In the rail-
ways boSSs. He countered most OF the
Governments questions until finally AS
sistaut District Attorney DO0yns pro-
tested to the court.
You have sufficient instructions on
what questions you ara TO answer, "
Hsald Judge Anderson, ''and there is no
Justification for your tactics They will
not e tolerated longer.
vely tilt between Bobyns and At
torn y Miller followed a question asked
IT. q. Fredericks, accountant for the
Sout fern Indiana railroad. by the prose-
cWtor as to whether he had not forgot
ten ertain information over Sunday.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Rush to Issue Money
Works Clerks Overtime

The recent rush Of the national banks
TO Increase their circulation under the
invitation Of the Treasury Department,
which assured them that gflt-edEe State,
municipal and railroad bonds would be
accepted as security, has sWamped the
clerks of the divisions which have TO
handle this subject. 1t is estimated that
there are now awaiting examination
from ten 10 twelve tons OF securities Of
this character. They don't exactly come
IN Ike bales OF hay, but they have been
arriving IN large packages. and they
weigh heavily The process Of passing
upon them Is necessarily slow.
Each individual bond mas 10 De closely
examined 10 see that the proper amount
OF coupons Is still attached. and TO
figure upon the price at which they
can safely be accepted Is collateral
The clerks are working overtime. but
II VIII probably be several weeks before
they can complete their task as II Is
a job that more but experts can under
take.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
A PROSPECTIVE DISCOUNT.

A charming young lady went into
tho principal statiOners shop in a
country town and asked to see some
thin note paper. says CasselTs Jour
nal After selecting what she desired
she hesitated for a moment
do you make any reductions to cler-
gyrnen?H she asked softly.
Certainly, madam" said the sta
TONER, with great promptness. Are
you a clergyman's wife2'
"N-no," said the young lady.
'Ah, a clergyman's daughter then .
said the shOpman, as ne began to tie
UP the paper in a neat parcel.
''N-no.' was the lady's hesitsting re-
ply. Then she leaned across the coun-
ter and spoke in a confidential Whis-
per. but, If nothing happens. I shall
be engaged TO a theological student as
soon as he comes home from college
this term"
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
ALIASES GIVEN AWAY
TO READERS OF TIMES

Readers OF The Times might probably
take notice OF the advertisement in to-
days issue regarding the free offer By
the g. & &. Merriam Company. which
publishes Websters International Die
ticnary. This volume was awarded the
grand prize at ST. Louis and has been
given the highest award at the James
town Exposition.
one thousand readers taking advan-
tage OF this firms special offer wlll re-
ceive free copy Of the revised 1901
New ModsTn Atlas of the World. con-
tanning new cOlored maps. showing
every country ana civil division on the
face Of the globe The book is fully in
dexed.
This is an opportunity n get "a fine
dictionary and atlas together. forming a
table reference library at 4 remarkably
small price and easy terms that will
surprise the purchaser.
cut out The coupon in the lower right
hand corner Of the advertisement, NIL
IN name AND address. and forward II to
-. " l.. Merriam Company, Springfield.
Mass.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
WASHINGTON STOCKS
ARE STILL SLOW
MergenthaIer 188-No Bid
for It in New York-Word
on the Local Situation.

II was the same old story on the
Washington Exchange. only little more
so The feature, II sale Of rev
shares can be called such. was the
break IN Mergenthaier to 1SS. II might
as well be understood that nothing In
the local condition is at all responsible
for this decline 1t declined here be-
cause It declined in New York. Long
before the local exchange opened for
business 1t was reported from New YORK
that 'AIergenthaler is offered at 1Ss
without bidders"
Nor does this decline mean shat there
Is anything radically wrong in the af-
fairs OF the company. or that its earn
lugs are not sufficient TO maintain divi-
deIids 1T the present rate.
II is a fact that there are so many
tempting bargains In the line OF stocks
and bo1ds on Wall Street. high-grade
investment securities that are offered
at and 1O-cent store prices that many
holders OF high-grade stocks Ike Mer-
genthaler that does not pay dividend
CO equal with It's price under existing
conditions are selling out their prize
beauties in order 10 make Investments
that are liable TO be nearly as safe and
with much larger returns.
It Is this desire to reap the harvest
that has caused holders Of high-grade
bonds TO sell millions of them daily for
weeks-nothing bad. nothing serious the
matter with Washington or Washington
stocks-nOthing hanging ovc' Washing
ton or Washington stocks
Washington stocks have not gone of
pennies where New York stocks have
lost dollars In their value. That Is the
story In a nutshell and Washington has
much reason for self-congratulation
thereon
Washington Railway and Electric IS
sold at a. Chesapeake and Potomac 5s
1904
One thousand shares OF Mitchell Min
ing sold at 3 and a small lot al y
Washington Railway preferred, g..
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

500 and 500 Twenty-second street north
west-James r. Hilton TO Jane NJ.
Burch. part lot ], square e. S1-c0. Cath
arine S. Hilton to same, same property
81.
Twelfth street northwest. between o
and p streets-Charles A McNeir TO
Frank T Daley. ali interest in lOt Is
south = lot IL north 4 lot y, square 27S.
SO
Fourth street southeast, between NJ
and n st-eets-John R Shields TO Nellie
NJ. Shields, original lot 50, square sol. SO.
L street southeast, between Seventh
and Eighth stTeets-Wiiliam fost ct TX.
to Emma Alderman. lot s.. square $50.
so.
1884 Georgia 5senue southeast-Eustace
J. Skinner ct TX. TO Ursula c. Collins,
lot q, square 1164. So
ThIrty-fifth street northwest, between
7 and Z strcets-George II. Wallings-
ford TO Alice :. kehoe, south 50 feet Of
lot $50 square East OF 1896, SO.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
CALLED ON TED, IR,."
CHARGED WITH INSANITY

Max Heineclz thiTty-seven years old,
who said his home was in Rockville.
Conn, called ct the White House this
morning to see Ted. u. Fselneck said
he was suffering from bleeding Of the
brain He had been afflicted in mat
manner for several years, he said, ara
some time ago Ted. IT," took care OF
him
Ted said he'd SET me when / came
TO Washington so I just dropped IN to
talk thlEgs over with him today
Policeman Jamis0n who was on the
door, conducted HeIueck to the First
precinct police station, where ne was
locked up on a charge Of insanity. He
will be examined by the police surgeOnE
This afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
FLAMES DAMAGE
MESSENGERS HOME
Roof Burned From House.
Another Residence Is
Threatened.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. NOV. j

The fire department was called out
about I O'Clock yesterday afternoon to
extinguish a olaze on the roof Of the
house OF William Dulany. cClo-ed. a
messenger at the White Hougs, IN Duke.
near Columbus street. The flames when
discovered were making great Roadway
and but for the prompt action OF the
iiremen the adjoining property would
have been destroyed. The roof was en-
tirely destroyed. and the furniture,
clothing. etc, in the house were dam
aged The loss will amount 70 several
hundred dollars.
The house OF Mrs. Rosa Leake on the
east was scOrched by the fire. and was
only saved by the heroic work Of the
firemen
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

There were practically no changes in
prices in the local produce market this
morning over those which prevailed
Saturday. Conditions were not so set
tied, but demands in the different de-
I.aTtments were good and cash sales
were fairly plentiful for Monday morn
ing.
Turkeys and chickens promise 20 be
more plentiful this season than they
were last but many OF the merchants
express the opinion that despite this
feet. prices will not be nodcea5iy lower.
Receipts on all goods were very good.
Live stock and green fruits came IN
! large shipments Of good quality.
Eggs-Fresh. Virginia. 3ld52e; strictly
fresh. s. W. Va, 3lc; storage, zOQ22c-
Cheese-N. 7. factory. large. 101zglIc;
fats. l7ei small. Hal71ze; fair TO good.
Butter-wostern first. 2sd2s5s: seconds.
I Pa &c; process, fancy, AQ25ci fair 10
good. 206Zlc; dairy. choice, 2OgZlci store
packed. fresh. l9Q2Oc.
POULTRY.
| Turkeys-Live. per pound. toms. 1870
/ Ice; hens, lo0l6cs thin, RQEkc. Chick-
ens-Live. per pound, fancy, large, I5c:
medium, 1sc. small, l5i5cs hens, 1zcs
! boosters, Re. Ducks-Live. per pound,
/ spring. I24l25zc; small, 114l2c; geese, 1I4
/ i2c; keats. 12gi3c. Turkeys-Dressed,
/ per pound, hens, Undrawn. 1S6I19c; aver
age, undrawn. lSul9c; old toms. l7Dlsc {;
| Chickens--Dresseds large. 14Ql5c; small.
1 156Il6c; hens, choice, 13Ul4c: ROSTERS, SC;
/ ducks. 12q14c; geese. sale.
! GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
| Apples (per bbL)-Baldwin. s. 0eg4.0g;
! York Imperial, packed. SAi045t5'
| Wii-e Sap. s2-0QA50s Fancy Table,
s. $4,000; SPY, S3-25H45o; loose packed
] sL50Q30. Grapes per sResl-Cataw-
4 bas, I4el5c, Niagaras, lSqzjci Concords'
I4lI15c: salem. 131z9ti45zc. CranberTies
/ (per box, SZ-25u3-25- Pineappies, S5.gy
/ $50. Oranges, Florida, s25get4. %
/ Keller Pears, Dbl. A-e0 Walnuts.
/ 2d3c 10. Potatoes, Dbl, sl-29st
/ zoo: Sweet Potatoes, bbi. Sz;Oy9
/ bage. hundred. S20064 %. Cucumbers.
/ bu s. O0d3 so Onions. bu-, S0460c.
/ Celery, crate, $3.50a400. Squash, Fla
| Der basket. $105Gl.50. Beans. per oas-
ket sL5od175. Egg plants Per crate
LIVE STOCK.
Catue-Extra. cwt-. S40GaA50 Butch
/ er. cwt. 50 25a350 Common, N-5Od2-O0
! Hogs-GrOss, 6lzU11zc; ordinary, 0129
&C. dressed small Sc; od laTg &C. S'E eo,,r,or
50 ,55'es lambs '5p'i 7lzasc ID.
CaIves-Prlme. ID. Sa6lze; medium.
&C clo'ws-PFins fresh. s4Oa5O: common.
GRAIN.
/ Wheat-Choice. $1.03Q103; feir to good.
( sSC6SI. %: ordinary, g0g94c-
/ Rye-75GS5C.
Corn-sheIed. white. G9dEc: shelled.
yellow. 6Sikd7a35c; old, ear. $A00gAl0.
/ New corn-Ear s2.9g113.0o.
| Oats-Western. white, No .. 5S065c
mixed. 52ff54C.
Hay-Timothy. Western, No. ], sls.5og
1875; western 40. ?, 81 5081S,o0; West
/ ern, mixed, S15-501I7-o0.
GAME
/ Rabbits. per doz.. sLS9g2.50; do, Kits,
/ per d0z., sIo0I125. Quail, per doz,, SO
( aa50; 10, small per dOz-. $l-0Gal-5
/ Pheasants. each. S0cGN25. Wild turkey.
/ 2OI24c. Squirrels. each. 6aSo. Opossums
/ each. 3ofl40c. WoCdcock. each, S5@ioc.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Great Northern reports show an earn
ing capacity OF 3 per cent improve
ments, betterments, and additions dur
Ing the last fiscal year amounted U
SCI. C00.0O0, of which 100000 wert
charged TO earnings The IedHetion IA
rates cost the company 100000
The bond issue will be especially at
tractive TO the people who have noeFa I
their cash In this way the market ana
situation viii be greatly beneflteo-
Missouri Pacihc's September earnings
Increased 500, 200 and the net Dut sla.Uoo-
An official Of a selling agency for COP
DER EXPRESSED himself as OF the beiirt
that prices were near the low point
Financial conditions are clearing in
Pittsburg. Chicago, St LOUIS anu 'le
Twin Cities.
In twentv-six years the STANDARD or
Company has distributed &sl 'lSa'o" N
dividends
..7-re uouidation OF labor" is the terri
j,sinT used quite freely 20 illusu4ff -
changed conditions in labor ClrCieS -
eroplovpr Of labor does not heaitatf q.
these times to select the men We I. -
not been troublesome IN the suFNlflA "a
the fttest IN position
Vine months balance for dividend on
F-anTREEnfa
Il lG SOL Nearly per cent on the cotn-
mon shares.
so7e important holdings Of l1iH Sc
..,,,-ffias nv Tnanufa curing interests IA Fe
49, fio1i6ated within the last few
a cotton manufactured took ms
on saturday
Come market observers are q lnc
..I}3io1, that steel common, is ?
Red IN to provide a market 4at q"
preferred.
ssteat preferred. was WanIeN
- crowd at . per cent st
,cenf. Pennsylvania, ? and y
Central fat The premium
SNORT interest.
sr,,.-a vvftI he. IN all proba biilty. q p e
It,, i'iaffon on all strong spots l.as Is
80 fear Of brokers and eo'lli.iss On
operators
The Illinois steel CorlI.a13,y, ~ 80. 6. OF
: cfa men last week. NeIll4 As - = eet
tI,ev,,.of he smashed without its
LILO in business and CONNER 81 lies.
Twe,vc lndusfrials and twenty aetlgs
,.,1lrSad stocks found another ~ low
level on Saturday
The retirement by the Govern 81 ef
ts~re amount Of bonds 81 tnlV time
night Eeip tire financial sifsaNo
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
A GOOD EXCUSE.

A stickler for the good old ways.
which we ali admit TO be the best, drop
ped in from church to see writer.
To the great surprise and horror Of the
The CHEEKY CLICK click OF the fvne-
writer sounded from his den.
oh. my dear man" exclaimed the
s.-SssS.z[- Ter, you have not so far
forgotten your early training as 10 be
composing on Sunday?"
'Oh, my dear. only jokes-and they
are ali jokes on religious subjects. -
From the Philadelphia Ledger.