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Ehward " Sherari ~ Rropklvn. furuler
roun..l ~ rho late Itspia Transit Com
mission. Yesterday msi~ a iuns statement
IN r~rfervncs - tho controversy over the
construction ~ 'he FOURTH svenue subway
to Consv Island Ne ~aid ~ PAR
= 10 no' understand that there . any sus
ae-iia that the Fourth avenue route ant
plsn shall b. re-rtndsi 7 have a vefv hish
re-ps,t tor the Pubic S~rvire tomnt--,"n
and for - mefnh~f- believe them 20 be
far meh Nud " = entirely proper fhtt they
should 10 cautious snd before making o con
tract he sur" Thai they understand the -ituh-
ton The sork davolvei upon them IL suot
nous and " - only far hat they shall ht,"
time tor thorough consideration
am confident that when thPy shan hs,.
gwen rho matter fhaf sort ~ consideration
their CONCLUSION Will be- that tho, are under
q STATUTORY oblign'ion 20 proceed With m"
cunst rlcttou
am also confident that their Judgment
will be- that they have no right 10 r-scind
~. routes and plan adopted hv their prete-
Crssors. approved nv IN" Appellate Division
~ m" supreme court and by The Board Of
F-i mate and -Npporfinnmeni. and for which
the Board at Estimate and pport comment
nov stands ready to provide the requisite
means
T. j. with the Public Service Commission
a. With a court the fact that IL has mere
ppv-i 10 DO an act IL far from making II a
proper thing To do. The court. ~ have said.
when u renders . Judgment has the mere
power to revoke the judgment but the ever
else Of that power except upon the grayest
and most exceptional reasons would be a
very serious error. " IL a power therefore
very rarely exercised.
! myself drew the provisions Of the rapid
transit act for a revocation Of a route aud
plan already adopted. II never WAS IN
tended To apply To q case Of this kind. IL
WAS meant to meet the case OF the adoption
Of the Elm street route for the Manhattan
Bronx railroad. That route having been dis
approved by the Appellate Division Of the
Supreme Court. the Rapid Transit Board
wished beyond any doubt to have the power
to revoke It before adopting the new plan
which that court did not approve; and the
Legislature thereupon gave It the power.
But that power. as all the other machinery
Of the rapid transit act. was intended To
promote aud not to obstruct the provision
Of rapid transit facilities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
ST. PAUL'S ANNUAL MEETING.
One cham e In the Observation-Disclosures
Earring On Attacks on Capital.

E8FhuB ~ NsseVNo w Set"sss
MILWAUKEE, Sept. AL. j. Petite Of
Milw was elected to-day a director
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Company at the forty-third annual
meeting. In place OF Joseph Milbank Of New
York, who retired. Mr.. Petite is president
OF the Wisconsin National Bank OF this
city. Three other directors whose terms
expired were reelected, J. Ogden Armour
Of Chicago, Frederick Layton Of Milwaukee
and Percy Rockefeller Of New York. the
latter having sucoeeded Samuel Spencer.
The number Of shares represented was
7oi 900 out Of a total Of 1900 600. The
directors reelected all the old officers.
President A. j. Earring said there was no
offcial action taken relative TO the matter
Of an Oriental steamship line 10 be operated
In connection with the systems Pacific
Coast line. He added:
We expect TO complete our line to the
coast and h Western terminals by the
middle Of 1900. The line will be in opera
ton a. far as Butte by February OF next
81 believe the present financial condi-
tons are such that new enterprises are
impracticable. II the St. Paul road had
not financed its tra%nscontinental line be-
fore this II would find 1t impossible to build
Il. The attacks upon corporations have
made capital timid, and to-day no one can
obtain Q hearing who Wishes TO start q new
enterprise. All expenditures arc being
restrained and the money market Ia ex-
tremcly tight. do not look for u serious
panic. but do believe the ~stringency will
continue for some time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
No WESTINGHOUSE SHUTDOWN.
Men Laid or. but Duty These ON
Extra Work.. .a.'

PIrTsRURo. Sept. 2i.-Denial was made
to-day by the Westinghouse. Electric and
Manufacturing Company that. il. he'd laid
OF 5000 workmen at the East Pittsburg
works. The report caused some excite
ment in financial circles. About 1000 men
are being laid on. The compsny's state.
ment follows:
II is true the company IL laying Of about
1000 men, but in a works where about 5000
are employed this Ia not "A great many. How.
ever. It. may be said hat the employees laid
on do not In any wa interfere with nor do
they impair the productive operation Of the
plant, The fact IL the company has made
a large number OF improvements this laa
year. such "a putting in new machinery,
erecting u new shop. and In these operations
a large number OF men were employed whose
services are no longer required.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

There was more active bidding yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange for, the
ln per cent fifty year city bonds, and thsy
touched iO7,4, an advance Of ~ from yes
tsrday and of more than so from the low
est since they were brought out on sep
tember 10. Their strength wss at rlbuted
banks which wanted to use them az cob
lateral for Government deposits. The de-
mand for the 4 per cent. bonds was also
b0tter, ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

Plans have been fled with Building
Superintendent Murphy for the better fire
Protection of Tert. Weller A Co.'S store
building at s2s Broadway by the addition
Pearl street l.. The plant will include
= storage tank of 1900 gallons capacity
snd two pressure tanks Of 6.n0O gallons
capacity each, with sxtinguisher pipes and
plugs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
Freight Injunction I'm Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Sept. 2i.-Judgo William
Lochren in the United States Circuit Cou
to-day delivered an opinion granting the
request OF the stockholders Of the railroads
operating in Minnesota for "A temporary
injunction against the commodity rates
enacted by the last Legislature. The
two cent faro and merchandise rates are
not affected by the ruling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC rHIs DAY.
Sun rises. Of. ...5as sun sets, ., $50 Moon rises B., -
aIoH wArkn THIS DAY.
sandy Hook 7:Ss Gov. island sol Hell Gate. 1000
ed-SAruRDAy September 81
IS 81. Paul. Southampton. Sept. ~
So La Lorraine. Havre, Sept. H.
Ss UmbriA. Liverpool, sept. IT,
IS iegmund barbados, Sept. y.
IS Canning. barbados. Sept. II,
IS Finance. Colon, Sept. II.
IS Mexico, Havana, Sept. ~.
Ss City Of Columbus. Savannah, Sept. IN,
~ Pa TINA. Newport News. Sept. 20.
IS jamestown, Norfolk. Sept, 20.
- Princess Anne, Norfolk. Sept. 20
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Etruris. at Queenstown from New York.
rs Bremen. at Bremen from New York.
~ 81. Louis. NJ Plymouth from New York.
81 koenig Albert, At Naples from New York.
sAnED pRoM p0RgroN FONTS.
Is Brandcnberg, from Bremen for New York,
IS Lovstakken, from barcelona for New York,
SIS Armenian, from Liverpool for New York.
SIS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. from Southampton
for New York.
SIS la savoie. from Havrc for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Sept, 2i.-The bsttleship
New Jersey has arrived At Boston, the
collier Culgoa at New York. the cruiser
Buffalo at Seward, Alaska; the gunboatW ASP
at Wilmington. Del; and the tug Choctaw At
Washington.
The training ship Adams has sailed from
Maize for Alden and the gunboaf Concord
from Hankow for Kiuklang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22
For Girls and Young Ladies'.

hlNDfRGARTEN- Training dipaomas-dAy and
boarding school. omnibus; private CLASSES. Ian
guagrs, music, dancing, coaching Is West Esd ~.
Miss jacob, Principal.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON. Sept. .i.-These army orders we've
issued to-day. r SCI
Capt. Eugene n, whi,more. Assistant Surgeon, TO
San Francisco preside.
Capt. Edward p. Noues, Q~usrvefmnstcr. from
Washington to Fort MashlnVton, relieving Firs,
Lieut.. John p Terrell. Coast Artillery.
second Ilcut. Troup Miller, seventh Cavalry
aide de camp, from general hospital, Washington
Barracks, to hs station, B
fiNt Lieut.; LacIan Ii. Booth. Co.'s, Artillery.
Fftysclghth Company. .
These navy orders were issued;
Lieut.. J, Downes. IT,. from rccrutting station 4.
ncs MONIES, tn Naval Medical school, Washin ton.
ID. c,
Lieut., n, NJ. GrisSoId, to recruiting station. Des
Passed Assistant Surgeon e. e. rsyloI. 70 naval
hospital. New York. 80 .
Assistant surgeon q, n. Tribe. from naval hos-
pltal, Norfolk, Ia Naval Medical School. Washing
Ton, d.. &.
Assistant, Surgeon n "a. Hermesch. from, naval
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of Sable Island ~ $50 2, ".
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hospital, New York. TO Naval Medical School. WASH
lngton. ID. G.
Assistant Surgeon n. v. NAlzsnd and aesing A.
slslanl Surgeon J. &. Clayton, to Naval Medical
school, Nashin gton. u. 4.
Acting Assistant Surgeons n. y. Haires and J. \.
Hello. from naval hospital. Phllsdclphls. W Naval
Medical school, Washington, ID. {,
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10TH ST, iOs WEST-unusuAl opportunity q
cure comfortable rooms: satisfactory table. VI
Kept house: references.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS issues
showed signs Of recovery a. a result Of assur-
anoes that there would, be nc receivership
for the company. and while " was generally
street Railway stock would be passed or
reduced the prevailing opinion was that any
tentiop Of earnings for the benefit Of the
system must In the long run inure to the
benefit OF Metropolitan stock
holders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

CLERK WANrEi-One having worked 10 an
engraving once preferred. must write n plain hand
and he ambitious. Address BuTTERfCK PUB
LlSHlNG 60, Spring and Macdougal sts.
-
whNTED-Youns man famiisr With art bust
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

gro charged with grand larceny who last winter stealthily entered -ho hall way at the residence of W. B. Jack son, 120 Madison Avenue, and stole an overcoat and a hat. Batimer plead ed guilty.
 Other cases were disposed of as fol- lows: Richard Afford assault to murder, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and fined $50. Horace Brown. grand larceny, rlead- ed guilty.
 Will Hale. assault to murder, found guilty. Grant Harris, violating contract. found guilty and fined $500. Jim Howard. burglary and grand lFr- ceny found guilty. Ida Jackson, assault and battery, pleaded guilty and fined $1. Sidney Jackson, burglary, found guilty.
 Julius King grand larceny, pleaded guilty.
 The call for today is as follows: Robert Mitchell. grand larceny; VIII Murphy, grand larceny; John Mack, burglary; Amanda Pleasants. vagran- cy; Sam Porter. grand larceny; Will lie Pollard, grand larceny; George Reeves and Ed Schneider, burglary Steve Rainey. carrying concealed pis- tol and assault to murder; w. T. Roe. grand larceny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles; sold by all druggists or two months treatment by mail fol $1. pr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive St.. St Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
 ~-adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.

Four Year old Son of MT. and Mrs. w.
 A Campbell Passes Away.
 Floyd. Campbell. the little 4-year- son of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell, died at the home of his parents, 505 Randolph Street, yesterday noon after short illness.
 The body will be shipped to Pratt City on the early train this morning, where the interment will take place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Script Buyers HaUe Retired
 From Business at Court House.

There was a conspicuous absence of script purchasers at the Montgomery County court house yesterday The signing of the Teasley unti-script bill Wednesday by Governor Conner was the cause.
 The Teasley measure provides that all witnesses summoned by the State shall be paid their fees in full thus cutting out system or witness cer- tiicate buying. that has been in vogue in Montgomery County almost since time immemorial.
 In opening the criminal division of the City Court yesterday morning. Judge Thomas announced from the bench. the change in the order of things and informed witnesses that the new law went into effect Wednesday.
 Major S. T. Westcott. Celrk of the Board of Revenue. the man who has charge of paying these certificates for the services of the State witnesses. was besieged as son as 1t was learned of the approval and operation of the new law.
 On the basis of a dollar per day for each witness. Major westcott roughly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

Mrs. Gee. Weisel causes nervous ness, headaches, constipation, impure blood, poor circulation and dulls the mind. It makes one restless and un- easy. When your stomach is working right you feel right. You sleep well and you eat well.
 People come to me day after day and tell me they can't rest after eating. They have a dull headache. At night they go to bed simply because they are exhausted. They catch few cat maps and get up in the morning feeling as worn out as they did before.
 have recommended Cooper's New Discovery, a regular diet, regular hab- it's and invariably these same people feel much better because they eat well and sleep we'll.
 Herewith is a sample.
 A letter received from Mrs. George weisel, 1121 Providence Road. scran- ton, Pa, says:
 T suffered for three years from ston- ach trouble. inactive liver and rheuma- tism. Everything I ate disagreed with me and lay awake night after night. had no pleasure in life and could scarcely do my work about the house. I heard from a neighbor of Cooper's New Discovery and I bought two bot ties of 1t It helped me right away. Now I have good appetite and never suffer from indigestion. sleep well and awake refreshed. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for what this medicine has done for me-" The Cooper medicines have larger sale than. any medicine on the market Our customers speak highly of them.
 E. c. FOWLER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

And to think John D. could pay that little fine as easily as we could 30 cents in real money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

estimated that he paid out yesterday between thirty and fifty dollars. But this was only a part Of the troubles Major Westcott had to contend with.
 As knowledge of the new law spread abroad. there came an inflow Of witt ness certificates into the Board Of Rev enue office. Persons who had witness certificates. some of them apparently from antebellum days. brought them 10 Major Westcott in the belief that thery were good for one hundred cents on the dollar.
 But, according to the law, only those certificates issued on and after August '. are good to be cashed for their face value Major Westcott mad 10 be min utely carefuf to scrutinize every piece of script and ascertain the date Of it's issuance.
 He estimated that at least threa times as much old script AS the new was brought to him. and he had to turn 1t down.
 Under the new measure. those script dealers who have certificates In their possession. will have 1t redeemed by the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
SHORT TALKS BY
 L T. COOPER.
sLEEPLEssNEss.

Do you know what makes people lay awake and toss and roll about at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
NEWS OF RECORD

Deeds were recorded yesterday in the probate office, as follows:
 Anna Kelly to Emma J. Cochran, two lots according to WeiTs addition to Highland Park; consideration, $1.100.
 Emma J. Cochran to Fannie c. Sans bury. one of the foregoing lots; con- sideration $750.
 A. J. Brooks and l.. J. Brooks to s. A. Brooks. lot at Banner; consider ation. $500.
 A marriage license wus issued yes terday from the probate office to J. M. McCann and Lottie Cook.
 The following building permits were yesterday issued from the office of City Engineer A. R. Gilchrist:
 To E. M. Jones. to erect a three room. one-story frame house at No. 407 South Jackson Street. The building will cost $400.
 To s. U. Dennis, to erect a one-story frame building at No. 626 Mildred Street; cost. SIS.
 Visit the New Elite Theatre at 22 South Court Street, opens August 10th. Best Moving Pictures and Songs. St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
DAY OF CONVICTIONS
CRIMINAL COURT ALLOWS NO ONE
 TO ESCAPE.
Every Defendant who Went Before Bar of Justice was Convicted Wheth-
 CT They pleaded Guilty or Not.

Trespassers of the law had bad day yesterday in the Criminal Court. Not a single defendant who went before the bar of justice escaped with free dom. Those who chose to go to trial rather than plead guilty. were readily convicted. Yesterday will go down in the annals of the court as a day of convictions and the juries will De know as convicting juries.
 About the only case of general in terest was that of Will Latimer, ne-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
Violated Revenue Laws.

Jack Hudson. a white man of Elmore County. was brought to Montgomery yesterday morning by United States Deputy Marshal Alex Kelly and Reve- nue Collector Knox Booth, on charge of ilicit distilling. Hudson was ar- rested by the officers in Fillmore Coun- ty Wednesday and a fifty gallon cop per outfit was destroyed.
 The defendant was arraigned before Commissioner Fillmore ana bound over to the Federal grand jury in the sum of $20O. Hudson made bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09

nlButs OoCLOIb UGH you there are vari- ous causes. I tell you it's stomach trouble. I know 1t because I've seen thousands of cases and watched them.
 A stomach that Is over crowded with undigested. decaying food mat ter effects every organ of the hu- man body. It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09


 No. 1t is you! love you as my life. and you drive me mad with doubts Knowing my weakness, you play upon it. I will have the truth, or
 Katherine's face. gazing white and passionless in his arrested him ''Kathe." he pleaded, T can't stand it. Right or wrong, you must have no secrets from me, it's torture
 Argument is useless. Kenneth, Katherine's voice was cold as her look Quite useless If I told you this there would be somthing else tomorrow. am not the woman for you-you are not the man for me"
 Did you love me as I-- began the man, passionately
 Its not question of love-" return ed the girl I'm not going to allow you to spoil my life with your unbear- able doubts. nor will l sacrifice my individuality on the altar of your jeal- ousy. We have gone through this be- fore. and you beat down my reason by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-09
How much do you mean by telling

AS much as you wish. live mis- sed you so-your fauits--my faults, what do they matter. Kenneth. Pm wretched without you-I-"
 Then Hadley understood. Only at the last moment had he sufficient pres ence of mind to get his trunk pulled off the steamer before she slipped her moorings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-20
SEND in YOUR NAMES.
Chairman of University Club Com.
mittee Wants Them If You Are
Eligible to Organization.

University men in the district who
have not yet sent in their names to
Chairman Plate of the committee APP
pointed at the recent university din
ner held at the Steptoe hotel will
confer a favor by doing SO at once.
Names sent to Mr.. Plate will reach
him under address to the Steptoe
hotel
AS will be remembered the matter
of forming a university club in the
district was preached at the recent
dinner and effort to that end deter
mined upon, with result of appoint
ment of the committee to take up
the matter of reaching university
men and securing their names. Those
who send in their names will receive
invitations to the next dinner to be
held at the Steptoe, the first Satur
day night in December. At this din
ner it is expected that formation of
the club will be brought about and
that steps will be taken which will
result in establishment of a very de-
sirable new feature in the social and
club life of the district. Therefore
are all college and university men
desired to send their names to Mr..
Plate at as early date as possible. A
number have already done SO but
there are believed to be not few
who have as yet failed to respond.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-20

sition yesterday afternoon, when he
was threatened with the government
charging him with unfair treatment
of Nels Erdel, of McGill, at the time
arraigned for a misdemeanor.
Erdel had been arrested and pend
ing trial the price of his liberty was
fixed by the justice in the sum of
$100. His wife had produced the
amount required for the bond from
a well filled purse, when Erdel made
this wall:
1T is not right that you take my
money. | tell the government on you
and you will suffer. | hold you re-
sponsible."
Justice Cartwright cautioned Erdel
to be quiet or he would be put in
jail for contempt of court.
F. Buchanan, who has given the
officers some trouble by reason of
unwarranted interference with them,
attempted to give little gratuitous
advice and was elected from the of
flee of the court.
You cant have the government
on the Judge said Mrs. Erdel for
the judge is the government
This argument was conclusive. Err
del changed his plea to guilty and
was fined 500 and costs, which Mrs.
Erdel paid out of the bond money
she had deposited.