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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
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Rochester. June S.--A ST. Louis syndicate Of In
dependent telephone men made offer Of s6 600 .
600 ten days for the United States Independent
Telephone Company and offered SEQ 900 for thirty
day option. 4 committee consisting Of Walter B.
Duffy Hiram ". sihley. George Eastman. James S.
Watson. Of Rochester. and Edward Goltra of
st Louis, we're appointed to obtain an option from
the holders Of the E184Ooooo of outstanding United
States Independent bonds and about s5 600 600 Of
common stock voting trust certificates. These op-
tons nave been promptly given and are ready 10 be
turned over TO The ST. Louis syndicate when they
deposit SEQ 00e.
Edward F. Goltra has been in st. Louis obtaining
options Of bondhol5ers there and returned to New
York on Friday and conferred with Herman Stiefel
ana Edward Faust also OF St. Louis and they
then started for ST. Louis. leaving Goltra in New
YORK. presumably at the St Regis.
New York naanciers are helping the St Louis
Independents finance the deal but their identity is
unknown. John c. Sheehan may be one of them,
representing the Long Acre Electric Light and
Power Company T ". F1nucane president Of the
United States Independent company win not talk
Ior publication The latter has permit Ike that
OF the Bell company. and the ST. Louis men are
SAID 10 want the United States Independent COM
Danv largely for that reason. Faust and Stiefel
are 10 return here on Tuesday. and it is under
$1,000. VIII deposit $4,000 10 bind the sale TO them
81 the United States Independent company.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Butler ave W s. 100 a. W. OF Green ave- one
one story frame shop, 20x30; Edward Betz, owner
Chris F. Lohse architect. ....s.................
Bathgate ave, e. s.. 50 II. - of lSSth ST.. three
six story tenement houses. 2Ox5D: the German
Building Co.. owner: b. Ebeling architect. ....
Green Lane ". s. 654 IT, ). OF Castle Hin ave-
one three story frame store and dwelling house
25x6o: Salvatore Tozzini owner; II. Nordheim
architect Observation-Disclosures.
Upionport Road. e. S.. 10 n. $ OF BurcheII st
one two story frame dwelling house, 2Ix45: Louis
Berger. owner; Il. j. Kelly. architect.
2l4th ST., ". s.. 65 IT. e. OF White Plains Road
one two-story brick dwelling house 22x25: Frank
Pettinattt, owner: l. Howard, architect
Briggs ave-. W. s.. 1S3 IT, n OF ie4th 81 two
two and one half story frame dwelling houses
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
ACTIVITY AT HEMPsTEAD

The buying OF lots plots for Investment, g., -,
building purposes in the Woods Realty companvs ta
al Hempatead Square has been large or the ao4 lots
IN the tract the larger part been sold and a, a.
present rate Of trading the entire holdings Will E 1s
moved from the market in the next few veeks re.
property Is in the centre of Hempstcad '' Inc
II Is surrounded by many dwelling bo,sas want.
TWO blocks OF the tract is the
seating capacity of thousand C'hurcbes ati d
hGihinations and stores OF various kinds are near tb
boundaries Of the property Last week nans ere al
for Queen Anne dwelling TO cost $5 0Do whiH
VIII be erected AT Graham Monroe piaco "'iSl
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MANY EAST RIVER HEIGHTS DEALS.

The Ricksrt-Fnlay Realty Company has sold In East
River Heights T ]. Watson the plot 211O0 feet on
northeast o Van Alst
Rudolph Haubod the plot 4o1lOo feet. the south
vest corner OF Van Ast TO Georse
plot 4010o feet the west side or Van st
ave south OF Park Terrace, 70 Charles NJ HAY
ward the plot 41xO0 the side Of Van Alst
ave Park Terrace: TO John II Ftdenour
ths plo RsxlIS feet on side Hoyt 100
feet Of Barclay Christian Peterson the Plot
S011OO the side OF Van Alst ave - tect
north OF Hoyt
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SCHOOL or APPLIED DESIGN TO BUILD

Il"ns have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for five story building be erected at the
northwest corner of 3oth ST and Lexington ave for the
Hclo'l "f Applied Design for Women. Ia he 3Oya
feet front and 80 feet deep with FACADE Of brick trimmed
WIN sranitt and limestone classic design and ornn-
permanent exhibition hail for vomens work Or tbe
second moor VIII hc library, upper stories win
ne hted Tor the various a,diDr q, 80
$S.Ouc Peli q CoThitt architects
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
AssEMBLYMAN HELD AS spEEnee

Hackensack. n. J.. June S-AssembIyrnan Ran
ooiph Perkins. Of Onion County Republican leader
N tae last Legislature was arrested last night in
hacxenssck for running his.automobile twenty-five
n,iles en- hour He Will get a hearing on Friday
NJ, rerkins was SO excited during the proceedings
assfs oo1ce Until the court rebyked him
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
TO ALTER ]. PIgRPoNT MoRoAN,s HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for -euodcng the dwelling
house Of J. PlerDont Morgan northeast corner Of
""th 81 and Madison ave, The Improvement VIII com
prise the enlargement dining by the addition
OF an uTnamental alc0ve. p 65 deem
ADJOINING the conservatory The change $40 coo
according to tHr estimate Of Guy Lowell the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
ANOTHER BIG BRONX AUCTION SALE

The special feature OF the auction market this week
VIII be the sale by james l. Wells 1871 lots in the
Mount Hope section OF The Bronx lots 10 be sold
comprise a part OF the Thomas O. Woolf ana
VIII be sold for the OF settling affairs of The
Inc safe Is not speculatoT's lots
WI. be sod absolutely without The direction
10 the auctloneer Is imperative in this respect
The lots front the improved and avenues In
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SALE OF DE LEON APARTMENT HOUSE

Harry Aronson has bought from Montgomery Maze
story elevator house known De Leon,
Nos. a. 80 and 80 West 1i2th The structure
cupes plot 6IO0 IL feet and adjoiRs the southwest
corner OF LenoN Morris Freund the broker IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
INVESTOR BUYS s7TH ST. PARCEL,

Pocher q Co. have sold story front ard
three story rear brick houses lot 25XlOO
feet at No. 40 St. Nj J. Adrian. to a
client investment
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Hath ST.. n 100 IT, OF 7th ave I30x0O IL
feet; Asher Holman loans Lazarus Perelson apd
Louis toSenpeiS
146th St s., 100 u. OF 7th 120N09 II It.;
loans -............... II
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
LARGER SITE FOR ITALIAN HOSPITAL.

Fiva. president of the Italian
stitue. bought No. 90 Washington
square a story a lot 25xII9 feet
The hospital controls plot 5OT Washington
square. 209 feet In Thompson 81 n
n
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Lexington ave n ". cor. 30th st. for i've story
brick school 30 6xSo II: New York Scheol foy
Applied Design, owner, Pe.l & Corbitt. archi-
Waverley place. Nos. 1855 and l57. and Christopher
St, No. "a. a story brick loft. 40 Sx66
feet: Waverly Realty Company. owner; Jardine
Kent q Jardine architects Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

A DvERTTsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office No 1864 Broadway
between Both and 31th sts until o'clock p m Adve
tseents received the following branch offices at reg
Office rates until O'Clock D. m. viz 254 sth ave-
23d 163 9th ave- 18TH S2 East l4tn
ST. 257 West 42d between 7h and Sth 2o3 Nes
l2th ST 1888 Sd between 18th and nth SITS VZo
ave- near 6st HOS Ist seth St; 1oI East
10th St 766 fremont ave: $50 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

This is a picture OF concrete
residence facing the Golf
Course at HawOrth, N. j., 40
minutes from uptown, New
York, on the West Shore r. r.
A wise Brooklyn man 'sew it
first" and bought it for SO, 800
and is very happy now. There
is q remarkable group OF con-
crete houses at HawOrth-as
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

FOR SiLE. HOROTOH, CT.

OOIIIIOFLdDIe country PIace OF nIns
acres. Lawn, shade trees, garden
Occupied by owner twenty years.
Large fourteen room house. Three
baths, sun paPlOr, hot water heat,
electric light Hardwood floors.
Good stable and carriage house. Lo-
Gated mile from NOrOtOn Station, cp-
pOsite golf links on Boston Post Road.
Can see TODAY or by appointment.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
HRS. H. H. SEELY.
23 WEST 39TE
SUPERB ADIRONDACK ESTATE
1T LESS THAN ONE THIRD OF COST.

7sO IT5 titled land the balance timber:
modern 16-room house: electric light and every
Venience; complete stables and housess workshop
powerhouse cehouse. etc; beautiful
within the boundaries Of property exceptional
opportunity for a club desiring The best hshins and
shooting.
rutland WHITING CO.
ST
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

we'll as other kinds-"nOt for
the rich, not for the poor, just
for the good" A man with an
income of So, 500 and upward
(tiPed of flats and the city) can
buy q new Peady-made house
at HawOPth or have one built
for him, on surprisingly easy
and generous terms. Ask, and
know HOW.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

FOR sac IN the Village OF Great harrington.
desirable house o Il rooms sleeping and bah.
with electric lights. heated in lardry
large lot Sso fireplace In Ir0T situated on corner
OF two OF the finest streets the village property
VIII increase in value and viii rent a large prcs
every VIII sell this property for small mi.
and on easy terms Address II e. WOODIN. BOX So.
Great Darlington.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

SOUTH ORANGE. y. J-FOR SAJE-SIS.OOO cost
- $2TUn0, acre home slope of orange Noun
tain Mountain Station. II house verandaS.
stable. garden. trees view, mIlaFa unknown. dulet
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LOST ALL HOPE OF
CURING HUMORS
Member Of U. S. Ordinance Corps
HadSkln, Scalp, and BloodTrouble
For Four Months Tried Various
Remedies with No Lasting Effect
Permanently Cured and Says;
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ARE UNEXCELLE0"

about a year ago ] was a sufferer
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found bold and brilliant paragraph
of defense in Senator Borah's inter
ludes and counsel for the defense were
driven into a murmur OF protest, now
under the lash of pointed sarcasm
and again when under a tirads Of in
dignaut reproach Culture. Christian
ity. law and order refinement. the
home and the country found ready
champion. The state Of Idaho. It's peo-
pie and its chief executive. each in
turn, were given brilliant eulogy.
Iinder \ ali Haywood himself was,
perhaps, the one man in the room who
showed the least emotion At times
his face flushed and mora than once
paled under the attack as Borah
reaching the climax of the conspjra-
cies pointed an accusing finger at
the man who he said was the Grim
inal force behind the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners"
His Strong Peroration.
Senator Borah's peroration was de-
livered In quiet almost pleading tones
in strong contrast to the harsher
voice in which he spoke of Clarence
Darrow's argument of Justification
If" he said this state has point
ed ont To you the men who were con
cened IN and executed this crime.
then in the name of the manhood
and the womanhood of Idaho. do your
duty without fear of any man or fav-
or to any man.
As I listened 20 the eloquent voice
of counsel pleading for their client.
there came TO mo the memory of an
other scene and another time. | re-
membered again that night i'm dark
December In 1906 a night that added
ten years to the lives of some here
now in this room I felt again the ley
chill and faced the drifting sleet. And
stood again beside the body of my
dead friend whose life blood stained
the snow
Il felt again the disgrace that had
come to Idaho. | saw a murdered man
that meant more than murder. for It
meant the first blow that anarchy
had aimed at my state. And on that
night said 70 myself, can time teach
the lesson of this hour?
Let YOU then be brave I'm this SUI
preme moment II the defendant is
innocent then let him go free. but IL
not, then let him take the punishment
that the law prescribes
You have a higher duty to perform
than ever was asked of jury in
Idaho. Some of YOU men have stood
the test in the past in protection of
yorr homes AID your flag but YOU
have never faced a duty that required
a higher courage than now.
In every home in Idaho the
thought of our people are with YOU
mingling with thoughts OF things that
made these homes possible and in ev-
cry home throughout this broad land
men and women tonight look to you
as the brave who stand for right and
the fag."
At the close of Senator Borah's 81
dress and the adjournment of court he
was surrounded and congratulated by
nearly every one in the court room
including counsel for the dfense.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all it's stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroy ng the foudation OF the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature to do its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith In it's cura.
tive powers that they offer One Hun.
dred Dollars for any case that il fails
to cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Add ess:
Il. j. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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HOME COMING WEEK
ATTRACTIVE MAGNET
Wanderers From the Home
FireSide Will Receive the
PrOdigal'S Greetings.
AN AsaocIated press.l

Boston, Mass. July 27.-Great bon
fires viii blaze forth as beacons on
the hill OF MASSACHUSETTS tonight in
welcome to the tens Of thousands OF
sons and daughters Of the state re.
turning for the "old Home Week" Gel
ehration. For several months the Old
Bay state has been preparing for the
celebration. An the chief cities and
towns of the state have arranged to
Keep open house during the next seven
days for the entertainment of former
sons and daughters who have found
new homes IN the West and in other
parts OF the United States and Can
ada. And they are coming by thou.
sands as is evidenced by the rush al
ready on 10 visit again the scenes of
tAeir childhood TO renew old acquain.
tances and TO spend happy week
with family and friends
The celebration viii naturally cen.
ter in Boston the historic capital of
the state, whioh is looking forward
60 the largest crowd Of visitors in her
history. The city IS profusely deco
rated for the occasion. the state col
ors Of white, blue and gold predomi-
mating Immense welcome" arches
greet Tie visitors as they arrive ar
railroad station OF boat landing. The
h0ral decorations OF the famous Pub
lc gardens have never been surpassed.
Nhie IN the Common have been
placed electrical fountains and other
features designed espesialy for the
occasion. The court house. city hall,
sliae house and other public build.
ilgs, together with the hotels and
business horses and many private res.
licences. are gay with flags and bunt-
in.
During the next seven days there
will be family. school, association and
college reunions OF all sorts, military
mancevers and parades, civic. trades
and electrical professions, historical
pilgrimages, religious and patriotic
obseryances, river carnivals. reunions
te the governors Of New England, aad
other distinguished guests. ilmmin-
aiions and baud concerts. banquets.
Inspection Of war ships. yacht races
and acquatc sports and athletic con.
Tests almost without number
Tie various days Of the week have
been Appropriately designated as
follows:
Monday. Patriots Day" Ded!-
Gated 70 Adams. Hancock. Revere and
the patriotic sons OF the city Bic
New England Firemans muster.
Tuesday Greater Boston Day.
and Home Corners Day" dedicated "a
tho suburban COMMUNITIES
Wednesday New England Do.
dedicated 70 the people an2 COVER
nors Of the New EPsand states
Grand civic and tsade professions.
Thursday: Nassachusetts Day
dedicai,--is 20 The people aud industries
al Massachusetts, Automobile parade
and electrical parade
Friday. -W1men's Day" dedicated
10 the women Of the city aud state
Saturday Military Day" dedicated
40 the defenders of the Common
wealth Mobilization and parade OF
the militia under the command OF
General Nelson A. Miles.
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ed, he brought these Officers and
members of the Western Federation
OF Miners together Then he took Orch
ard away from Denver, 10 the head
quarters OF The Western Federation
OF Miners. This was done carefully
and almost monotonouly The quiet
before the storm. and then Borah's
voice and manner changed He sprang
into action His voice quiyerlng and
hand appraised, fingers outstretched,
he shouted:
Watch them nowl Watch the five
conspirators. Steunenbery is 20 die
IN 80 aays and they are moving ON
the scene
His Merelless Logic.
The dramatic utterance and tense
figure Of the pleader sent n thrill
through the court room. For the space
on ten seconds there was silence.
Then. relaxing Borah continued with
his merciless logic lie brought Davis,
Copley Adams aud Easterly an oni,
GERS or members % the Western Fed.
GRAFTON OF Miners into touch with Or
chard. Without a pause he drew
Picture after picture OF the men, as
sociating together al various points,
From each place and fresh from ev.
cry crime he brought Orchard back
home 70 Denver" and then smilingls
learned towards the jury 10 ask;
Why? Why always back TO Den.
yer, unless it was 10 find there the
protection and the pay OF his EN-.
ployers~
An those things denounced or
sneered at by counsel foT the defens
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Continued from page one)
and penalties would cease. the ease
already disposed of in the stat courts
would be carried 10 the highest courts.
and the rate leases could be determn.
ed in October and put into the su.
prenle court of the United States for
final Judgment by the first of Noyem-
ber
This would be a happy solution OF
the whole difficulty according TO the
state counsel, and would result in in
jury to no one.
In the case of the ticket agents in.
dicted and the indictments that
are TO be made here next week
against the Southern and its agents,
cases will be tried before a Judge and
petit jury, and In case of conviction
the court viii pronounce sentence and
the prisoners will be placed in the
custody of the sheriff of the county
IL will then be up TO the railroad to
appl to Judge Pritchard for writs of
habeas corpus
May Lose Charters.
As the supreme court OF the state
decided that the Southern railroad is
a North Carolina corporation. so far
as its road leading from Salisbury 10
the Tennessee and Georgia state lines
a distance of 270 miles. was concern.
Sd, Il Is within the power OF the legis
lature 10 repeal the charter of the
company as a North Carolina corpora
ton, 10 require IL 10 wind M It's af
lalrs In the state and 10 prohibit IL
irom exercising its franchise as a rail-
road corporation from Salisbury west
ward
Governor Glenn today confirmed the
statement that. unless the railroad
company oheys the law. that he will
cal apecial session of the legisia'
ture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-27

If reports are true there is a three
cornered baseball war now on be-
tween the Pacific Coast, Northwest
and California State leGeues. The
Pacific Coast and Northwest are mem
bers of the National Association,
while the California State league is
without protection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-27

Thousands Of people are daily suffer
ing with kidney and bladder troubles
dangerous ailments that should be
checked promptly. DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills are the best remedy
for backache. weak kidneys, infiam-
nation Of the bladder. Their action
is prompt and sure. a weeks treat
..aent for 25c Sold by c, X. Renfro.
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Plneules are for the kidneys and
Bladder. They bring quick relief TO
backache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired
worn out feeling. They produce ma
tural action of the kidneys in filtering
waste matter out of the blood. 80
days treatment $1.O0 Money refund
ed II Plneules are not satisfactory.
Sold BY J. n. WALLACE.
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When there is the slightest Indica-
tion OF indigestion. heartburn. fatu-
lence or any form OF stomach trouble
take little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief
kodol is a eempound of vegetable
acids and contains the juices found
in healthy stomach. Kodol dlgests
what you eat, makes your food do
you good Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-27

New York fans have given mp all
hopes of a Dennant winner this sea-
son. IL is tough luck when Il team
has an average of over 500 as have
the Giants and not a chance for the
flag. 1t goes to show what wonder.
ful bunch of ball players the Chicago
Cubs really are.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-27

One thing strikes as as being rather
qleer. and that Is the fact that while
fhere Is no money in sight to pay the
expenses OF the constitutional conyen-
ton. President Roosevelt can use
$4,000 or 100000 to take a census.
And the regular census taking time Is
only three years -MeAlester Cap
ital