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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
NAY TEST RATE L1WS.
Rock Island Official Says Legal
Steps Hare Been Discussed.

Chicago. March 1i.-W. b Bidde. traffic man
aEer Of the Rock Island Frisco system said yes
terday that he would not be surprised II the rail-
roads should take the question Of reduced passen-
ger fares into the courts
II know this matter has been discussed in
formally he said. but not prepared TO say
that any definite line OF action has been deter
mined upon. The action OF the Nebraska Legis
lature placed at serious inconvenience. We did
not have time TO revise our rates. All we could
do was 10 notify agents OF the passage Of the
law and instruct them to conform with its pro-
visions in computing fares IN Nebraska In that
territory the cost OF operation is much greater
than 1t Is in the East and there other condi-
lions with which We have 70 contend which the
legislatures Of several states seem not 90 have
taken into consideration. Look what they did IN
Wisconsin. 1t is only an example Of what should
be done in every commonwealth. commission
was appointed to inquire into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
enacting twO-cent fare law. 1t continued its in
vestigation eight months and reported that two
cent fare law In Wisconsin would be unjust
p s. Eusts, passenger trafflc manager OF the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad, said
thorough system OF accounting has been planned
TO show the precise earnings under the new law
A strict accounting Of earnings will be kept and
comparisons with the revenues Of preceding years
will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
OIL EMPLOYEES TESTIFY.
Judge Rep1mands Witnesses for
Guinness IN STANDARD Trial.

Chicago. March u.-Tariff sheets gave way 20
shipping orders in the Standard Oil trial to-day,
and much time was consumed in the work OF
identifying these documents.
Several former employees OF the Alton identified
the papers as showing that the Standard OIL COM
pany had shipped oil from Whiting, Ind, TO ST.
Louis during the time covered by the indictments.
The greater part of the shipping orders showed the
consignee 20 be either the WateTs-Pierce OIL Com
pany or the Republic Oil Company in St Louis.
Considerable difficulty experienced b. the
attorneys for the government IN obtaining evidence
from the employees of the Standard Oil Company.
Judge lands finally interfered in the case of one
witness. whose answers he considered unQeces-
saTily brief. and said that he wanted more such
conduct IL the witness able to answer the
questions he must do So but IL he did not know
he must say he did not know, and avoid consum-
ing the time OF the court TO purpose.
The attorneys became involved in legal argu-
ment late in the day 20 whether not the gov
eminent had shown the publication Of a % 1872
cents oil between Whiting. Ind. and St. Louis.
The attorneys for the government said that il had
been shown. but the defence took contrary view.
'She government finally agreed to furnish addi-
tional evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
THOMAS w. LAWSON,
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IFy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago March 1l-Whcat was easier. and closed
from 10 &C lower to-day. because Of the govern
ment report On farm reserves. showing them 20
he more than were on hand March !, 1906. and the
largest total ever reported. There was also less
fear OF the green bugs devouriug the entire crop
Of winter wheat in the Southwest Corn had an
easier tone. Oats lost about If Provisions were
also weak and lower
Several reports received from Oklahoma SAID
that Willie the green bugs were plentiful no dam
age to speak Of had been done From 1'zc at the
start the price for Nav wheat advanced to 'Sc.
Notwithstanding the doubts concerning the bugs
Local receipts were % cars against last year.
The price at the close within lsc or bottom
figures Of the day. May closed az use 10 1'i2c,
against Saturdays close OF 7724c. July closed at
7saac to 7Sl.c compared with I5Sc 10 4S74c at the
close On Saturday.
Corn had an easier opening, at slightly lower
prices and. with the development of weakness IN
wheat. offerings increased during the first hair OF
the session. resulting in further decline INC
weather was favorable for incro ased receipts and
betterrnent Of the condition Of grain. Local re-
cepts were 56l cars and shipments hence were 200
coo bushels The estimate of tomorrow local re-
ceipts is 423 cars May corn closed at 4'c' loss
of &c on Saturdays closing price July closed AT
4G15c a decline OF &c Saturdays closing price.
There was enough selling by longs In tho oats
market to make II weak. without any reason Tor
the decline being traceabe 20 change IN tue gen
eral outlook. Local receipts were not ma'erlaI'S
different from the estimate. and the estimate TOT
tomorrow is May oats closed AT 4I'ec 10
&c against 42ILc at the close on SATURDAY July
at the close was STAG to S79Sc. as compared win
37ssc. Saturdays close.
The provisions market was weak, being chlenS
Influenced by the heavy receipts or hogs AT inc
pr1ncipaI packing points in the West There were
49, 900 head more than last and prices at the
YARDS were lower in consequence. QneLings were
heavy and most OF the buying on the decnne az
reared to be TO cover shorts. Shipments OF nols
cured meats and lard were considerably SNORT oL
last wears The estimate of Tuesdays IoC11 re-
ceipts is 5000 head. May pork closed az $40 ~
decline of 20 cents from Saturdays cIoslns PIACS.
Ma lard et the close was 50 30. loss OF l2ze on
saturdays price May ribs closed at ~ 70 a. AZ
to 50 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
LAKE SHORE COMPLAINTS FILED.
Violation of Law in Regard to Transports
ton of Cattle Charged.

Buffalo March 11.-UnIted States Attorney Bass
has filed fifteen complaints brought by the United
States against the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern Railway Company for violating the law IN re-
gard 10 the transportation OF cattle. In each COM
plant Judgment is asked for $500. the maximum
penalty imposed by the law, the total amount
aggregating $500
The federal law provides that cattle shall not he
kept confined in a railroad car for more than
twenty-eight consecutive hours. unless extern
sion of time is granted by the II the cattle
on request OF the transportation companies. when
the time may be extended to thirty-six hours In
all Of the fifteen suits filed the government alleges
that the cattle were confined for period Of not
less than 80 hours and 80 minutes The longest
period OF confinement alleged II 50 hours and 80
minutes. The average period Is between a and 45
hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
SAY STRIKE WILL GROW.
Shpyards Unions Not Discouraged
Tile Com aRy FfTH.

Cleveland. March 11.-Whie the strike or ship
builders at yards of the American ShipbCildi1g
Company is thus far confined mainly TO the Cleve-
land and Iorain Ohio. plants, officials Of the in
ternationaI boerrnakers and iron shipbuilders or
carnations say that there will be accesscns to the
ranks of the strikers during the week They assert
that the order for the strike. which was issued on
Saturday night. was not received at most of the
yards tiH to-day. and that il will be followed by
many OF the union employees tomorrow and later
this week.
Louis Weyand. vice-pTesIdent Of the International
organization said tonight that many OF the locals
which to-day received the strike order would hold
meetings tonight TO take formal action IN re-
Spouse il, and re predicts that the entire union
force of I'VE thousand men will Ultimately Walk
out
The officials % the shipbuiidins company havs
made no changes in their plans. They believe mat
the union men in their employ are not only in the
minority. but also that a majority or the men,
both organized and unOrganized. satisfied with
the increase of wages granted them and VIII
refuse 10 strike President Wallace says further
that IL the strike should spread to tie up the
work OF the shipyarGs the company will merely
close them down. and that there is no contingency
by which the demands Of the strikers will b
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
SEEK TO BREAK PAINTERS STRIKE
NOn-Union Men Put to Work on Ships
Other Employees May Go Out.

II was decided yesterday by some OF the en-
Movers who have contracts fO- repairing ships to
try TO break the strike OF the marine painters.
though a number OF the employers have made set
Elements with the strikers. Strike breakers wsrs
put TO work on the Yale and the Harvard OF the
Eastern Steamship Line
These boats are being generally overhauled "a
the yards OF the ". & A Fletcher Company, which
has contracts for the repairs. The painters VIII
ask tho Consolidated Board OF Business Agents
to-day to order a strike Of The snip Jolheis' ma
ehinists ana others employed the boats IN SYM
pathv Edward Hourigan, secretary Of the New
York branch OF the International Association o,
Mscbinists said Yesterday that. Independent ot
1IS n-o1Ssed svmpathetic strike, strike OF tbs
nnscbfnists would probably take place In these
wards tomorrow for union cCnoltors-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
w,,, SON COMPANY REoReANIZEo

Tho Wilson DlstiIlIng Company. recently reoEgan-
tea under the laws OF the state OF New Jersey
with capital Of s5.OoNoa remains close eospS1s
80 rl,rea millions OF stock viii be issued half
NJ which Is 70 be per cent cumulative prefsrred.
ana tbs other half common The president Of the
comnsnv. as heretofore "a Herman Ellis. Of tnis
citv and the vics-presdent j. a. Ulnlan, OF Bati-
more The reason for the reorganization Nas fnAf
49, Ia cor,Danv organized under the laws Of
MARYLAND, was limited IN scope ~ - charter and
eoSSla not adequately provide Tor It's greatly In
creosed BUSINESS ~. J. GramEOnt and Marrtcs
Sv-tzsr two employees, were elected second vlce-
president and assistant secretary and uessurer ~
spect.ye.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
FAIRBANKS ON CAPITAL
Pice-PreadeHt addresses the Indiana
Legislature.

Indianapolis March 11.-vice- President Fair
hanks addressed to-day the Indiana Legislature in
Joint session In his address the Vice President
said:
In recent years there has been tendency Of COM
binations of capital 10 carry forward the WORK of
our industrial development. We have enacted and
Will continue 10 enact such laws Will safeguard
honest industry and wholesome enterprise Ne
viii keep open the avenues 10 free and Just COM
petition. but will restrain within appropriate
limits those agencies. or combinations which may
seek 10 disregard fair laws Of trade and Competi-
ton. and to override the interests of the body of
tho people. Capital which Is properly employed will
be- properly protected. and that which is not so
engaged must fall under the sharp condemnation OF
the law
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPLAINS.
Wants Joint Rate and Traffic Arrangement
with Steam Railroads.

Washington. March IA complaint was u.eo
NTH the Interstate Commerce Commission to-day
that IS tho first case to be brought 20 the atten-
ton Of the commission under Section 10 OF the he-
road Rate law. which confers authority on the
commission to establish through routes and joint
rates. The complaint was made by the Chicago
& milwaukee, Electric Railway Company. which
operates a line between Chicago and Racine WIS.,.
against the Illinois Central Railroad Company ana
the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railway company;
The complainant requests the commission 20 cotnpeA
the defendant companies to enter into Joint rae
and traffic ARRANGEMENT with IL for the transPoE-
tation OF commodities originating at or destined 20
points in the petitioners territory and 20 TX Just
division OF such rates.
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Boston, March 10. 1907.

circulation should be reduced at the rate Of $780,
ooO a month, beginning March l. 1907
IN view % the provisions Of the Aldrieh act.
which increased the amount of circulation which
could be retired in any month from $1,000"
10 100000 Secretary Cortelyou has decided 70
allow al deoostary banks 10 retire at their dis
erection an aggregate Of s900o000 month until FUR
Their notice Banks however. which took advantage
Of the Secretarys circular OF October p Will be ex-
pected TO retire their increased circulation accord
ing TO the terms Of circular AZ the rate OF at
least e 40 on a month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
GRAIN m FARMERS HANDS MARCH /.

Washington. March 1.-THE crop reporting board
OF the bureau OF statistics OF the Agricultural De-
partment reported to-day that the amount Of
wheat remaining in farmers hands on March
was EOS $4,000 bushels. PSI per cent OF last years
crop as compared with 1854 900 bushels or 22s
per cent Of the crop Of 1905 on hand March l. 1905.
hShe amount Of corn on March ! LES O0OOs0
bushels or 443 per cent OF last years crop OF oats
there were hand SS4 $1,000 bushels, or SIS per
cent OF last years crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
STRIKE AND RIOTS AT IsPAHAN.

Teheran, March las protest against the eS-
tortion and reactionary methods Of the son and
tho staff OF the Governor Geaeral OF lspahan'
Masud Mira, ZI-e-Sulton. the eldest uncle OF the
Shah, there IS a general strike at Ispahan' At
tempts 90 check the strikers have led 20 serious
disorders IN which there were many casualties.
Some OF the strikers have sought refuge on the
premises OF the British telegraph 9nloe. Orsent
teleararos from the inhabitants OF 1spahan hero
reached the Persian Parliament GeInandins tne re-
call OF the Governor General and the expulsion OF
hIs Family from the city. The kilograms have been
handed 20 the Minister OF tho Interior Tor trans
mission 10 the Shah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
BULLETIN ON COTTON GINNING.
National Association Reports 12,7l6,0oo
Bales Up to March 2.

Memphis. March 1.-THE National Ginners' As
ISOLATION issued bulletin az o'clock to-day,
showing tho number OF bales OF the last crop Of
cotton ginned up TO March 20 be 12.716coo
The report which is signed by J. A. Taylor,
president OF the association. says:
Owing to tho very fine weather in the West, cot
ton has been picked much closer than usual. and
this hae increased the crop at least 900 bales II
not more. Our reports indicate there will not be
much change in the acreage. except IN Texas and
the two territories whore there will be increase
OF from 20 10 per cent. Scarcity OF labor is the
report from all sections. We have reports from
lighter stocks than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
WABASH DROPS YOUNGSTOWN ENTRY.

The Wabash Railroad Company. it was learned
Yesterday, has abandoned It's purpose 90 gain en-
trance 20 youngstown Ohio. after spending $4,000
IN getting the right Of way into that city, and has
sold its terminal there to the Pittsburg 8 Lake
Erie n Vanderbilt road. which will turn the prop
ertv over 90 the Lake Erie Eastern Railroad Com
pany the line Of which from LoTain 20 YOUNGSTOWN
Il -55sssrine completion The Wabash IL said TO
avs Peceived 81 600 for its Youngstown property.
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4u,souoTED," SAYS Mr.. eAYLEv.

James GayIey first vice-Dresident Of the United
states steel Corporation. yesterday denied tho
statement attributed to him in Baltimore Dispatch
tba4 unless the government should use more arnor
,Iota the steel corporation would have 20 shut
down it's mills for the production Of that COM
o5it,, ana throw Thousands Of skilled mechanics
H. - eTInlOvnent Through his secretaTy MI.
SsayIsv decaTed that he had been absolutely MIA
OuOfed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

The Tidewater Railway Company and the. Deep
water Railway Company. both controlled by II. II.
Pousrs ana together planned 20 form a continu-
Gus line from the hituminous coal region OF West
zr,rygufs 20 tidewater at Norfolk. Va. arc % be
aoCSo,Idatsd IL Is announced from Richmond. The
yyirvsnfs Railway Company. which has lust been
chartered unfsr the laws OF virginia ~ 20 oe She
"a ra.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
FRANK ROCKEFELLER ASKS $685., 1000.
Standard Oil Mans Brother in St. Louis for
Suit Over a Mine.

81. Louis March 11.-Frank Rockefeller. of
Cleveland. is hero to attend the trial OF suit
which he had instituted in the Circuit Court
against Henry Goss to recover s265.o0O The case
called to-day.
In his petition Mr., Rockefeller sets forth that
October l. 1900. he entered into a deal with
Goss to purchase lead mine, paying 5000 600 for
the mine and $4,000 for improvements. He charges
that the mine did not come up 10 the representa-
tions. In his answer tioSs denies that any mis-
Tepresent lions were made.
Frank Rockefeller Is a brother Of John n. Rookie
Teller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
BUTCHERS CARPENTERS WIN STRIKE.

The carpenters making speciality OF butchers
fixtures went on strike for an advance In wages
from 81 20 81 50 day and the eight-hour workday
and were reported last evening 90 have won their
strike The delegates OF the carpenters safd that
the strike was declared Off. These carpenters are
organized SIS sepsrato local OF tire Brothrrhood
Of Carpenters. which had charge of the strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
nEw STATEN ISLAND sHIPYARp.

Among new Staten Island enterprises Just an
nounced perhaps the greatest IS a 10000 shipyart
which Lewis Nixon Will conduct on the AFtnur
KIN at Tottenville. adjoining the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Works 1t Is understood thar the yaIo WI
be devoted especially to motor boat cOnstIleIons
A $4,000 mortgage on the property HAS JuS- Oo0A
recorded Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
BRITAIN AND NEW GERMAN TARIFF.

London, March 1i.-Answering question: IN De-
tair az Sir Edward Grey the Foreign Secretary. in
the House OF Commons to-day. Mr.. Runeiman
Parliamentary Secretary OF the Treasury, promised
that IL any OF the concessions 20 be made 20 Gss-
rnany BY the United States under the tariE inodus
givefei affected British trade, the government
would make tho necessary rspTessntsuons On kae
6>on A Shlp ktons :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
KILlIN0I

Monsieur Deverne was waiting at station In
ireland FOR his train Two Irishmen entered, and
engaged in the following conversation. Sure Pat
IT'S down 20 KtTnary I've been; on ne way back
now 20 Fitzpatrick" "Arrah. nlusha Mike it's
neseif that's Just after coming from being down
20 Kilkenny, and stopped bit before % down
20 fliluoore." X say Pat let US take the day and
Erenohmsn, what sssAssins. Would that wsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
RANK OF ENGLAND BUYS GOLD.

London. March 1.-THE Bank Of England. at an ad-
,,encs Of three-eghths OF penny. took this weeks
fo1a arrivals about s.ooaG&a The bank raised the
price IN order 70 shut out foreign competition The
bank also purchased $4,000 IN American eagles
from Paris.
The Indian Secretary purchased $4,000 IN gold.
duo here March q. and obtained option on
01aoo mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

UNIIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
IL General Once. Broad Street Station.
Philadelphia 18th February. 1901
The ANIMAL MEETING OF this Stockholders OF this
Company VIII be held Tuesday, the twelfth day q
March 1901 II o'clock a. NJ. Horticultural Hall.
Broad below Street Philadelphia. Whch
meeting there will be submitted couside ration. and
action BY the Stockholders the Annual Report Of hs
Company for the ending Slst December. 1905.
agreement for the Iustlon by this Company OF tbs
franchises and rights and credits &c
the Philadelphia Erie Railroad Company increase
q the Capital stock OF the Company and an increase o
bonded Indebtedness % the such increase of
either 70 be made time time when and IN the
Judgment Of the Directors required by the
Torate Feeds OF the and tsy BY
pirate resolution duly authorize prescribe and other
appropriate subjects.
Stockholders obtain copies or the Anrual Report of
the necessary tickets OF admission
and after the 18th OF Narch by
application by letter Secretary's ofcs.
Room a60, Broad Street station. Philadelphia
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
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RECEIVER ASKED FOR COMPANY,

Utica, N y, March 1.-THE Mohawk Valley
Eynittin. Company, OF Mohawk may 80 into tho
hands Of receiver. Several OF the large Creditors
.D,sora1 bv counsel before United States judge
Ea- AZ Norwich this afternoon. ana asked thar
Tscsiver be appointed WhIfs the capital stock q
the company IS $oOesl the Ianiiltiss ~ - Selo' VIII
r1tn nearly 20 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12
RYAN MAY LEAVE AMALGAMATEp.

[By TelegTaph to The Irlbune.I
Lansing Mich March lit IS reported here
that John d. Ryan will retire as managing di-
rector OF the Amalgamated Copper Company, and
that Walter Fitch, formerly of Champion, Nich-s
and now Of Salt Lake City. will succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

II Battery Place, New York City. March 18th, 1901
A quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT the
Preferred Stock OF The Union Bag & Paper Company
has this day declared payable April rs. 1907.
stockholders OF record at the close Of business on
March 18th. 1907.
The transfer books will closed at three o'clock
P. NJ on March 18th 19O1 and reOpened az 10 o'clock
A. NJ April 10th. 1907.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received their Uptown once. No. 1864
Broadway. between 36th and S1th until o'clock
Advertisements received the following branch
Offices regular once until O'Clock VIZ:
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Dividend Notices.
AMERICAS SNUFF COMPANY

AMERICAN SNUFF COMfANh
III Fifth Avenue. New York, March o, 1907.
Dividends OF and one-Eaf per cent. on the Pre-
fered Stock and onehslf per cent the Com
mon Stock Of AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY were this
day declared, payable April 1891 TO stockholders OF
close OF business March 16. 1907 Cheeks
viii be Transfer Books close March 16 1907 and
reopen April ., 1907.
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