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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
DESERTS FAMILY
TO MARRY WIDOW

Charged with having left hia wife
and four children la the east that
he might come 90 Seattle and mar
~ another woman. W. Al. Talbot
was detained by tho. police this
morning white Humane Ofncer
Nanpeil investigated the eharsoa
against the man. which were pre-
fefred by his own mother
The party Including Talbot. Mira
Talbot. the mother. and Mira Il
u fiaiglo and the iat,ef-a two boys
arrived Ia the city yesterday morn.
ing from South Omaha. Noh aud
previously advised by the recript
OF a telegram. the police mot the
party a. tie depot and took them
ia chargc
The story the police learned d
that Mrs Flaigle and Mr. Talbot IN.
tcnded 10 marry. and the existing
Mrs. Talbot and children. being a
bar 90 the scheme. we're left BE-.
hind while the suddenly discovered
affinitles rushed % Seattle. where
they we're Informed Il vas easy a.
set divorces
The mother waa the obstacle
which threw the matrimonial plans
Of Talbot and Mrs fialgie out OF
gear. evidently. aud sha and her
son wcrc detained az police head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

quarters this morning IN an en-.
dcavor to set the tangle straighten.
Cd out
While on The train from South
Omaha, Mrs FlalEle made the mis-.
take OF Informing Mrs Talbot that
e VAS hOr money which was being
used Tor the trip. and that they
were coming out here So aho and
Talbot could got married From
that time until they reached So
attic the mother refused 10 pafiakc
Of any food furnished By hor travel
iug companion
After being met az the station.
the party wefr allowed 10 SO % the
Fulton hotel. where they remained
last night To the police. today.
Talbot frankly confessed that he
intended 10 marry Mrs Flalgie and
acknowledged that ha had loft a
family Ia the east. but insisted that
be had planned to Ket divorce
first.
Tho police asc nowerlcas 10 Do
anything Ia the case. bat viii aee
that the mother d provided with
return passage and enough money
for her needs Then. II Talbot can
get the divorce. there Is ao legal
bar 20 him marrying whom he
pleaaoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Nv moRnORAn0H

MlAFIA. sept. Cooperation
e3ea hass heen filed In the offira
4 = *sesaEy o. state a. follows
7 chasltsu 4 Co. of Couuec.
r. afnlitea 70 Business John
RzAa Il Seastle. statutory agent
s1'.nsrsal on Burner Co. of So.
EsMq william A. small.
- 4 Y Shoemaker. George A.
Fzlr
3 SEATTLE symphony Orchestra
4 seattle t5oo98 Hattie o
ses Edna Sweet Wilson. En-.
Il s HssAeA Alice McNirken.
Hy < Waterman. Grace ia Han.
nsy z. Stewart. katherine
4 L --------------
= CA ri large waferfruui
= MOUNT BAKER PARK
as g BE hke shore drive that
4 ~J = huilding. for much ieas
~ you'd pay for lots In ofh.
NIi4 q ihs city not nearly 40
slssasea 80
~ siSalilssIaps Al aavy yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
PRICES AIT PUBLIC
MARKET TODAY

The usual Saturday crowd of par.
ehmaerH was ON hand early thin
morning AZ the pablle market 20
take advantage % the Saturday at
tendance Of producers Sales were
extraordinarily heavy and the
steady stream % new arrivals marx.
ed a heavy business Cor the day.
Vegetables u every kind we're
plentifui ana more potatoes and
eggs appeared Potatoes wrrs steady
al if-2 per b. EGGS advanced
again 20 tor and sold heavily But
ter AZ 400 Was disposed % before
noon Tomatoes we're more plenti
tul and steady In price Green
corn remained at isc. extrn fancy
noinx ap 10 2ec 1--we ducks appeared
on the market l0r iAc tisat time and
sold Tor sec each. t'runea declined
from Soc to 15e per box Of 90 lhs
Following prices weFc quoted
1--we spring Chickens. soc each
live ducks. COO.
Eggs. SOC dor
Butter. zoe
Hens. dressed. tie u
Potatoes. fc 70 t-zc per 10.
Corn. Ice per doz
Sweet Potatoes. &c pcr ID.
Ouions. two punches Tor &C.
Dried Onioaa. $ lbs Tor 2se
Cucnmbers. ice 20 zoe PER doc
Peas &c 20 se fwr H.
Beans. 3e Ia te per 10
Apples. fancy. 81 10 ffsEs. cook.
ing. rs Ihs for g5cs Gravenaseins.
tito per boz
CELERY. &c "a Sc per head
TumAtoes. Sc per 10 tic crate
Green Tomatoes. DC per ~
Bc~ta. carrots. radiahes and tur.
uipH. punches FOR Sc
CRhbazes. s. 70 zoe per head
Cauliflowrr. sc 10 i5c per head.
Lettuce. heads for &c
Grab Apples. Be 70 &c PER 10.
Squash. i0c
Pears bartlett sf2s per box. :
dozen 25e
Hiarkberries. Zoe boz. Tor &c
Peaches. zoe n soc per box
Pfunsa. acc and SOC for 20 lbs
Piums. Green Cages. isc per bas.
ket. Tor z5c.
salmon Trout. i2 i.2e per ID.
iiailbut. 3 lbs for 25c.
ameita. Toe per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
NOME SEASON
NEARLY OVER

When the steamship Norihwegt-
era smiled for Nome today she In
augurat.d the last Nome sailing for.
many 0f the huge vessels nov ply.
a pure food show viii be- Md
Nearly an Of The larger vessels have
nelde one or more tripssto the north
aud the coming trips Of each indi.
yidual craft viii probably be the
last this season
Just an even dozen b0ata will
make q final trip between nov aud
October + Tho vessels and their
sailing dates. subject 70 change.
are Northwestern Sept 7 Mack
NAV. Sept 10, Plelades. Sept 10.
Victoria. Sept 10. Hyadea, Sept 20.
Ohio. Sept -. Olympia. Seward.
Lyra and Edith, Sept Is pennsyl-
yania. Sept 20. and the President.
October 4 A vast quantity Of mer-
chandlse viii be shipped north on
these ~ boats In the next three
weeks. and then Nome will be shut
of from the outer world until nav.
igati0n "Opens" next June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
NO TENDERS ON
BIG SEWER JOB

Not tender was made today b.
contractors for the blE north trunk
sewer contract advertised b. the
board Of public works. amounting
20 more than malt a million dollars
The contractors SAINT more time
70 test the various sections OF the
work 80 that they can put In a bid
price Tor the enure work
The board has decided 70 adver.
tige again and lot the work come up
regularly In four weeks. as there =
an intimati0n that outside firms
viii offer 10 BID for the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
..,.,,,r Tai at Portland Tells What the Republican
- S.,,. VIII Be in the Future Tired Of MilGOnaires.

of William J. Bryan toward this
governments control Of the phil
lpplncs Mr Taft declared that Mr.
nfyau WAS Instrumental In the ar-
Qnlsitlon IT the ialands By this
government. in that he had gone
ia Washington and worked with
democratic congressman Go secure
their vote fer the approval OF the
treaty ~ Parts. through which the
Philippines came into American
control Later In speaking ot tho
Panama canal aud the visit OF
President Roosevelt 60 the strip"
and hia return 20 Washington. MIR
Taft auoied Prcsldrht Roosevelt A
declaring There are great
many things cannot do bat /
know II ! took charge Of that ca
nal. could huiid C. and MIR Taft
added 'Every body who knows
him knows he can 40 Il"
This was taken by some OF hla
audience as suggestion that per-
haps al some future time Mr.
Roosevelt would like 10 undertake
the supervision az the construction
of the canal.
last nlght Secretary TAFT speak.
ms under the auspices 81 the Orr
Ean Development league. address
GO more than 5000 people at the
frmory
i was the first time that the
vast majority Of his audience hat
ever heard HIM. aud his addrcza
vas listened to with uausral In.
gvFest, and frequently was inter
rrptrd BY applause
Mf Tan save a minute resume
IN hts address OF tho history Of
TIRE attempts 20 build canal
across the lsthmus. and 81 the
pfugress upon the present work
since Il was begun by the Rnowe-
welt administration he said that
he thought ii was safr to coanf
upon an average excavation and
disposal Of material In Calohra
cut next year OF a.Ooo 900 10 liz. !
eeaa00 cubic yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
MAYOR APPROVES
PARK LICENSES

Mayer Moore has been consider
Ing the question Of licenses for The
biz park amusement places since no
returned from the east and has "
cided that the license committee
adopted the wiaeat course under the
circumstances The mayor kept
haes the licenses for Luna Park aud
the u hite city al Madison park nm.
an today bat they were finally ap.
proved by him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Selecting a Home

Is an Important aucgli0n that
can be settled oaly by yourself and
your wife. We ask no more u you
than personal inspection Of
MOUNT BAKER PARK. The place
itself VIII b. better argument
than anything We eau put into
words. The widd range OF choice Ia
location and Ia price permits OF
diversified tastes and Individual
satisfaction. Price includes an i'm.
prpvementa~ and they are tho MOST
completes improvements Of any SEQ.
ton Ut the ritY More money has
heen speHt ia making this place
beautiful aud comfortable than Ia
ell other resent additions combined
See a today Rainier Heights line
runs direct 10 office IN park. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

q. Kerry Cora H. Perkins. Ethel
a. n0xe. Nellie u. Emmoas. Susan
W Smith. Jean s. Judahm. Sue
Main sp0onrr. Rosie y. Gottsfegn.
Alaska King Copper Co. % seat.
tie. si.z50. 900. John y. Rice. Mich.
aei T. Hally.
Trueliaon Drug Co Psyallup.
$4,000. famine Truedson. Eric p
Trucdson
unltrd Alaska Copper Mining Co.
of Seattle. $4,000 600. W. I. War.
ner. = N Warner. % San Diego.
Cal J. n Cocker. Seattle. r. n
Taylor. OF les Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
HEALTH OFFICERS ACTIVE IN AUGUST

tts tests made b. the city chemist
Tor huttcrfas
There weFe $50 plumbing inepsc.
tons and go xss inspections made
and Ss4 plumbing permits granted.
and ~ stable pcrRn issued for
new stables
There wefr ia Inspections made
of milk wagons. lee Of milk trains.
III u dairies and IS inspections
made q restaurants Tor skinned
mllh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

IN sept g Score
: ~ M made very soo' IN,
p Ivy x,,A the hundreds who
- ! ~n,ac, with him sere
n - ana he leaves The Guy
''s', s..,nr. made many s'euneh
~ d the luncheon yes'e''
'. ls.,ssou he made a short
H. a,lns that he vas ''raals
- ~, the time had come
So 4, soun,ry was tired Of .
!, millionaire aud 81
',a's l.,ssn,e apon governmental
Per M, ~. slsnlrs. and that I had
- pa sss,.m..r.lralea and eoald hir.
ven s'. .ss~u tat the business %
sAs' s : NJ .swla b run on the
IAe So aaare deal 20 ev-
pFaslF. r<sial privilegcs %
=. !, : slsA Or poor
- ~. 4 .r.neIpls. he said. had been
! -. .'.,,sa 4 the prcsen, admins
. - "a would he ~i'h ne r.
- ADMINISTRATION % comc
Y. -. ..,s....se.l eonfsdenec IN The ami
y v, ~ veopn to rise up and Fes
"a. " I. - es.eger abuses exist, and said
- ~ psople bad done TITS pe-
- =, IA uoula Do L again i o.
u.sa alltFsd
"a. government and The PEG
= s0atrul he said they
4. ~ d TIE criticisms and ma
$3.50 u powerful and arro-
-. nmhluatlons Of capital ani
- - eaaally deaf TO the shreAis
~ ~ . Freely uttered BY po~-
~, isnagegaea
- administration Of rheoaore
p.s.sH stands distsnctiy and
.a,,ue los four az ilve different
usss The fret issue tn import
~ susssbly Is the regulation q
"a srsai Interstate cemmesee rail
|ms IS government supervision
- outFot
gstssrsng to the present attisade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
VILL INVESTIGATE The
WOODLAND PARK CUT

the necessary site u promised aud
Councilman keene has hecn on.
trastsd with the duty OF getting the
matter through the city council
A resolution committing the club
to an effort TO secure the resraainK
aud widening OF the east ead of
Jackson ~, was adopted.
Eugene Way was elected prcais
dent of the club and Homer NJ Hlu.
secretary. Other officers were
named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The aspirations OF the nsw emln.
snf domain commission do not fit
the notions Ut the finance commit
tea. which insi now - bending q.
self 20 strict rronomy
The eminent domain commission
wanted the finance COMMITTEES 70
secure them rooms downtown. but
instead the eUuneilmen cleared a
corner IN the treaaarwrm office and
yesterday told the commission 10
Kei busy The commission refused
20 acrepg the quarters AZ the city
ball claiming that they vHnnot
hold publlc bearings In snch quar-
fQgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

ssFfs HORSES elesed. six arrests
be AZ nalsaneea ahated and 81
r. 7 ssfsetivs plumbing di4cov-
~ spfasnis soms q the work
ssksd b tbe officers and IN.
|Er-a q To- board u health dur
h = nonih ~ August
hrs zsrs ma Inspections made
h 4ls'sss and restaurants. $3.50
- 4 mia Inspected. ~ which
uacas Ners condemned. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
va Mor RuN FoR MAYoa.


PORT TOWNSEND. Sept H.
Dr J G. House. who sgag slated
Or Wort To~nHend'n neat SHyOf.
has pAlliely announced Nat he
Will not be- a candidate for the of
five The reason cited fOf the de-.
elsion ~ the present troubles 81
every city official. e'hiesi the foe.
Tor atHfsg he docs not cise 10
sh0uldcF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
ANOTHER Market PROPOSAL

James @ Boyle " the latest petit.
TONER 20 the city council asking 10
be perm.aied 10 erect frame build.
ings on or near Pike place for pub
DC market purposes
Boyle wants 70 erect some one.
story frames on the east aide Of
Pike place. south Of Pine 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
TEA

One fingers long over
tea. il the tea is fine. Ii is
a good time and place to
linger.
Your grocer returns your money
n you don't iihe schilling's Best.
We pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

4 Ths Rainier Heights Improve
r~sss slab last night named q com
kni,sm % asexilgate aad report 20
A. eisa "a he proposed stone av.
rrmaca lhFoagh Woodland PARK
a. rtrmpi szs made 10 Eet the
is 3 % So record against the
rraral,inn bni iailed
4 Al ellur d % b. made BY mem
ess Il ne rlah to get = public
rsfasl 4. lAs earner q ltth Az. and
nksa * Iwo years fres use %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The man who can please you Mod
ern ideas In sanitary plumbing and
haatlne. O. y. Brown Plumbing
Co. 22f Pine 81 80"
Most distressing eases of cczema
relieved By Soap Lake 9aiye 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
WILL HOLD A PURE
FOOD SHOW

A pure food show and Industrial
exposition Wili pe held AZ Dream.
land rink. September 10 10 a. The
show will be- held under the
auspices o. che Central Labor Com
Ell Last night the Council appoini
ID committee of i've men 90 act
with ihe promoter ~ the exposition.
itooths are being arranged at the
rink where merchants will have
their Fuoau on display Samples u
ali foods are 10 be given 60 all who
attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

John E. Keggea ~ years Of age,
,and we'll known Ia this city. died az
"a priyatpNanilarium Ia South Park
yesterday. after suffering for three
months with paralYaia MIR Ken
needy IA survived by large family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
me PEOPLE MUST.
REGULATE. ABUSES


~ ENFT = ' ~
Under the advice Of the corpofas
tion counsel. the auditing commit.
tee today turned down number ~
reqnlaltiona Tor Increased pas from
rAeads Of departments Tor clerks
who hnd taken the place OF clerks
ia higher grades during the iattera
vacations
The committed adopted the policy
that all auch clerks must continue
20 work for the salary they draw
while Ia their regular Grade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
The Best Evidence

on the great dsaifability ~
MOUNT BAKER PARK a. place
FOR homes - ,ihe large number Of
people who have bought homcsitna
and viii make their homes "a this
addition. II the property was not
al that L. claimed Tor it-And moru
we eoHid not have sold close on 10
thrceaunrfefn If a million dollars
worth Of lots In thirty days. as Ne
did Ne have had over a Thousand
Wait this property In one day. They
come. eee and bsy The feast you
can DO - % come aud aer 80
The g II Muodhouac Co III
University - carry a special Hoe
Of high grade furnaces 80
Oriental Billiard and rooi Par
lors. itiS Third Az. have = new
tables and tho only 5xio pool
table In Seattle a place for gen
tiemen go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Made in Seattle

The above heading may be- as
aptly applied to fire Insurance a.
10 the products 81 mills and fac
tories You can obtain Made 10
Seattle" insurance with the largest
and beat fire insurance company Of
the Northwest AZ a saving ~ -
per cent 20 80 per cent over the
rates Of the Board companies. You
can buy better insurance nowhere.
This being true. the Northwestern
Mutual Fire association should
have a share OF your patronage.
The Northwestern will be
pleased 10 mail on request lists Of
policy holders. containing the
names 81 the rS,st prominent indi.
yiduala and manufacturing firms
throughout the United States
Address 20s Columbia st.
Phones Main i45s. Independent
ggT go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Oscar Nordlund. ono Of the cxcur
alonlula az stones Landing AZ tba
breaking down Of the slip last July.
yesterday filed a claim. for 81 900
damagea against the county.
Tho number Of claims filed with
tho county commissioner rcaultins
from the enYing Ia Of the dock ~
stones Landing la about 90. the %.
tai claims aggregate $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Some 81 the best architects Of
the northwest are busy designing
plans for MOUNT BAKER PARK
residences The building reairlc-
fms witch will be enforced Insure
This being a section where archltec
lure viii vie with nature Ia beauti-
ful effects 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
HUSH And is
MISSING !

Destitute aud a'eue. Mrs Carl
Trhvedore Is now 10 this city from
chicago. and has asked She police
"a aoeete hor husband. Carl Tfage'
dots. whom she had expected 20
merit upon her arrival here
Nntil last week. the man was On.
Fakad aa q driver on the ambulance
for ihttorw0rth a Hons Ito sent
his wife money 20 come here. but
failed 20 meet hef NJ the train. ana
has since disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

DENVER Cole. Sept 2 Harry
james, is years old shot agd Killed
hin iaihog John James, Ia the
Grand canyon James and hia sSie
ihad been separated Tho husband
and father was discovered prowl.
ing saboui MA James home. and.
fcwlng that he Intended dOisg
harm. Tho hoy shot him dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The great Copper Queen mine. OF
Arizona. and founder of the tRgn
.uf tliabeo, rs dead az his homcoin
''hia city OF hos't failure. NJ The
age of ~ p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

our fan stock Of Boya School
Suits has just been received Some
very exclusive novelties
W. u. HUTCHINSON co.
Second Ave. and Union s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Lewis Williams Dead
LOS ANGELES. Sept. z l.owla
Williams, known as Don Lewis.
father Of llahec. who developed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-12
MANY NEGROES TO
CELEBRATE DAY
Jamestown Exposition to Be
Scene Of Great Gathering OIL
"Wednesday.

Richmond Negro Day at the James
town Exposition will be celebrated on
Wednesday, August 14th, and the coll
ored people of this city are laboring
hard to make of the occasion a great
exhibition of the advancement of the
race in industry and education, which
will be the main topics to be discussed
by the several speakers. Excursion
trains on both the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad and the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Will be run Wodres-
day morning to the exposition. and
Richmond negroes will lock there Ivy
the thousands. From all other parta
OF the State ana from other Southern
States excursion crowds Win cc,;:,t and
indications arc that the attendance
will fully equal all expectations Of
those who are endeavorlns TO make
the day complete success
The Program.
DR.. D. Webster Davis will he The
speaker of the day. AMI many others
Will make addresses. among them be-
ing Maggie L. Walker, president Of the
st Iuies Penny Savings Eank and
% the st. Lul1e'a Emporium Several
music concerts. without which any
negro celebration woulG be incomplete,
viii distinguish Tho program.
Negroes in Richmond are much en-
couraged with the Industrial and edu.
cational growth OF the race In the
South, and In any big negro meeting
attention IS constantly drawn to what
has already been done In the way OF
lettering the conditions of the race
and to what may still be done. ms
Hampton Negro School and the Tuske
gee Institute, the two great educa'
tionnl centresEof the negroes and then
chief pride will be represented at thf
celebration Wednesday,, and from what
they learn of the accomplishments OF
these two institutions encouragement
will he derived for work In the future
1t Is a great source of regret thai
Booker T, Washington will not bf
present 60 address them, but the Rich,
,nond negroes feel that the day VIII pc
great success nevertheless
The program will be as follows:
Music. Richmond musical talent
Introductory remarks, W. Isaac
Johnson, r. T. Hill, Giles y. Jackson
OF the Jamestown Negro Development
and Exposition Company.
Music, Richmond musical talent
Address DIR. y. w, Davis,
Music, FiRke jubilee singers.
These exercises will be held in tht
auditorium OF the Negro Building a
noon.
Ate O'clock r. NJ, concert will b
given In tho auditorium by the flskt
Jubilee Singers and tho Richmond mu'
steal talent,
Onicers are as follows; Major ], j
Miller, chairman, w, T., Denny, nastei
of ceremonies: George st, Julien steph'
urer; DR. c. W, Moon musical dl'
rector,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-12
GETS nOx OF "FLOWERs";
FINDS CHILD SLEEPING

DETROIT. MICH, August 11.-When
Charles B. Cryer saw a coupe draw up
to the door OF his crockery store, at
No. 5S4 Michi gan Avenue, and a woman
alight bearing a largo box, neatly
tied, which she requested him to take
without a thought that the contents
would be other than flowers or some
other token Of regard for Mrs. Cryer
He carried it home. and, standing
by his wife's side, watched her unite
the cords and lift the cover of the box,
and there lay little baby girl, about
a month old. asleep.
A note requested Mr.. and Mrs. Cryer
Baby's fate hangs in the balance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-12
The amount available above the legal
requirements is now s7,T6O,550.
I,osscs for the Week.


Hero are some Of the declines in
leading stocks for the week: Ainalga-
mated Copper. . "a; American melt.
ing and Refining. IA; Atlantic Coast
Line. II SIS: Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul 10 ID; Great Northern, 10 3-S;
Northern Pacific, IL rs: Third Avenue
Is "a Reading, j / 12: Union Pacific
10 with one or two EXCEPTIONS these
stocks closed on Saturday at lower
levels than were reached in the two
movements in March. Most
of the selling is directly trNceable 70
the unsettlement created by the stand
ard OIL fine and the deductions drawn
therefrom, together with the inability
of large borrowers to obtain funds
Of credits not only to wall
Street borrowers, but to commercial
Interests, is now the order of the day.
Union Paciflc's weakness was direct
ly attributed TO the statements of the
head of the Department of Justice. that
within a month proceedings VIII De
begun against the Union Pacific. we
want those higher Mp" the ATTORNEY I.
General of the United States is quoted
and IL we can get good case against
them, there Is a reasonable propanilltY
of conviction of those higher In author
ity"
great deal Of sympathy with the stand
ard OIL was another utterance inter
preted as sarcastic. which shocked the
financial district. The tone of the en-
tire Interview was regarded as highlN
undi gnifled .E..