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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
HUGHES SENDS MESSAGE
asks State Far Legislation and
Quarantine Improvements.

ALBANY. July 12-Both houses OF the Legislature
adjourned to-day until $50 o'clock Monday night
The sessions were brief Governor Hughes sent
IN a special message recommending for consdera-
ton the subject OF making suitable appropriation
FOR expert examination the site Of tho state iaII
at Syracuse and the preparation OF plans Tor an
making provision. by suitable appropriation. for
necessary repairs and requirements 70 establish
telephone communication between the Quarantine
Station Staten Island and Hoffman Island and
also between Hoffman Island and Swinburne
Island. The message follows:
To the Legislature: l recommend for your consid-
Grafton the subject OF making suitable appro-
priation expert examination OF the site OF the
State Fair at Syracuse and the preparation or suit
able plans for adequate scheme Of development
The State Fair is enterprise too important TO
bc permitted develop except with reference 10
While approaching the Intelligent direction under
which the fair has been brought to It's present
high degree OF usefulness. believe the time has
come when plans for the future should be natuTed
under expert guidance, that. buildings are
provided from time to time and provision ls made
for the various interests of the fair they all may
have relation a suitable general scheme This
matter should be taken in hand promptly. so that
the needed extension Of facilities should not be
delayed and the same time all the advantages
of method and foresight should be secured.
l have dsapproved tho item IN the bill passed 1t
I the last session for exposition building, with
the idea that the subject can immediately De dealt
with and under expert directions plans can be
made, pursuant 70 which the required approprla-
lions be provided early In the next session or
the Legislature. This procedure, ! believe. viii
prove Of great advantage ana insure the develop
/ ment Of the fair IN which all citizens should be
| int crested In tho most satisfactory manner.
| also recommend for your consideration the
subject Of making provision, by suitable appropria-
, ton for necessary repairs and requirements to es-
tablish telephone communication between the
quarantine station Staten Island and Hoffman
Island and also between Hoffman Island and Swim
/ burne Island
/ owing the had condition of the present cable
the quarantine station is without means OF
communication with the islands save by boat. II
! is obvious that this is not only matter OF incOn-
venence, but might easily prove to be OF tho most
! serious embarrassment to the operations OF the
! quarantine establishment I'm the time Of emergency
/ The matter is urgent, and cannot properly be left
/ ia the next session Of tho Legislature.
CHARLES r.. HUGHES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13

anon the dispatch Of an American feet 10 the
Pacific. Since America IS moving this feet within
her territorial waters Japan raise no objec-
ton"
London. July ia dispatch received here
from The Hague gives an interview with Aimaro
Sato, a member of the Japanese delegation to
the peace conference. NJ. Sato said:
Neither I nor my colleagues are aware Of
any crisis between America and Japan, and GER
tainIy all talk of rupture or war is the wild
est eXaggeration.
1T is equally untrue that we decline 10 sup
port the proposal for immunity Of private ship
ming on the high seas because we wish 10 leave
our hands free to attack American commerce
IN case Of war"
Asked concerning the dispatch Of an American
feet 70 the Pacific Ocean. NJ Sato said:
This IS p matter concerning the United States
and not Japan. A great power has the right to
select any open sea or ocean as an area for
rnenoeuvres"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
HUGHES BLUNDERED, SAYS LOU PAWN.

Lou F. Payn at the Holland House yester-
day on his way home from 81 visit 10 the noun
taius of West Virginia.
The Governor made great blunder In attempt
mig to have Otto Kelsey, Superintendent of Insur-
ance removed" he said. II don't agree with
Governor Hughes I'm many matters, but l know he
is a good man, a conscientious. Christian gentle
man And he is a fine lawyer too. The trouble
with Governor Hughes is that his head is full OF
reform notions. If | Governor President
l would insist man being a politician before
| appointed him TO Office
What do you think of the national political stu
atom" he asked
Practical politicians bother themselves
about convention a year ahead he replied. Il
see Governor Hughess friends booming him
for the Presidency. At present there is not any
thing worth discussing In the situation, besides
I'm out Of touch just l have just come from
a place where I twenty miles from the near
ST railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
BOGUS NoBLEMAN ARRESTED.
Former Valet of Son of Baron Ventry
Caught in This City.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Chicago July 12-FOlIOyyinG the arrest to-nlSnl n
New York for wife desertion Of Cecil NorthlnS'on
Everlsigh De Moleyus ne calls himself. SONS
time known in Chicago as Lord De MoleyhS' Out
in reality IL is said former valet OF the brother
of the man whose name he took, the chicago de-
tective bureau received a visit from the real Ever
leigh De AIoIeyns OF RarOn Neutry. or Ireland
The latter came 10 this country TO clear up ne
mystery OF the man who WAS getting into jail IN
his
The Honorable Edward De Moleyns said thar he
was a son OF Baron Neutry, OF County Kerry re
land The real De MoIeyus thought he recognized
In the pseudo one a former striker or solder
servant OF his brother the HOnOrable Frederlck
De Moleyns captain Of Troop = Warburton Guards
The Chicago wife of the pseudo nobleulan sup
ports herself and child by letting lodgings An.
other Chicago woman who also believes herSe4-
Mrs De Moleyns the police have not been able 70
find.
Charged with abandonment. man who said 70
was Cecil W. T. De MOleyns. thirty-ntne years oi1'
OF No lis West 18th street was arratsned before
MAGISTRATE Kernochan IN the Toulbs Court yesSer-
dav and held in $500 Tor further eXanlinatlon~ me
arrest was made the request Of the chicago 20
lice who stated in telegram 70 the Detective bu-
reau that De MoIeyns was wanted Tor deserving
his wife and two children Lieutenants M4n-on
and O'Connor found him at the address IN west
18Th street and Immediately arraigned him IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
NOW WILL HEARsTITEs BE GOOD2

Henry CLAW Peters, the seIf-aCknOWledEed I'm
tellectuaI giant of the Board of Aldermen, has
now gone over TO the forces of Patrick II. Nc
Carren aided by four patromen and the four
bers of the Independence League in the 4th AS
sembly District in Williamsburg would quote 1.-The
Lost Leader If they had ever heard of it. and
saw Just for a handful of silver he left US"
AS IT is they are saying II in about the same
words Peters, feeling very angry that the Hearst
men had read him out of the party, decided to
resign after he had been discharged, so he had a
carefully selected meeting at the leagues rooms
last night at No. a Lee avenue There pres
ent sixty of Peterss friends, four other members
of the league and four patrolmen. The vote TO
secede 20 McCarren To e2pe@a, ~; Dot to
c5oeda. q; nst voting, s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
COREAN EMPEROR's LIBERTY.
Marquis Ito Denies Report from The Hague
Changes at Court.

Seoul July Il (via Toxic, july 12).-The declara-
ton Of the Corean delegation at The Hague, as
published in the Courier la Conference" to
the effect that the Emperor of Corea is prisoner
here and the imputation that the Emperor is help
less IN the hands Of the japanese is denounced by
Marquis Ito at the Resdency General a gross
Misrepresentation Of facts.
Marquis Ito regards the personal liberty OF the
Emperor unchanged by the .protectorate. the
Emperor being free 20 and and see
whom he likes His manner Of life remains IN
changed. Foreigners have until not regarded
the Emperor prisoner. Marquis Itos reform
az the Corean court. or il is called court puri-
cation. excludes class Of intTiguers heretofore
guiding the Emperor. but does not interfere with
the ETnpcTor's movements, communications ac-
cess 10 ministers and others who have legitimate
business, and many suspected intriguers are
admitted 10 him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
PARSONS At OYSTER BAY.
Postmaster May Have Been Sc
Iected. but No announcement Made.
IBy Telegraph to Tho tribune. J


oyster Bay, July 12.-Representative Herbert
Parsons had conference with President Roose-
welt to-day, which Is supposed 10 have resulted
in the selection of new postmaster for New
York but when Mr. Parsons left the village
with Admiral Yamamotos party he said that
no announcement could be made at present
Mr. Parsons arrived at Sycamore Hin two hours
in advance Of the other visitors. and had a
long and confidential talk with the President on
the political as well as the postal situation. Be
fore going TO Sycamore hin Mr.. Parsons said
that the announcement OF the selection OF 4
postmaster 10 succeed Mr.. Wilcox would not be
made by him even should the conference result
in q decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
POLICEMAN RETIREs WEALTHY.

William F PrenderSast Of the Brooklyn BrldSs
1irtr1snt resigned last night Prendergast IS
Eiaut physically and has made a record Tor NM
self in athletics, besides being an authority Oh
Gaelic. -.
When Long Island real estate began % ooonh
some wears ago Preudergast took advantage or -
and is said 20 have cleaned up more than StVVVV
1T sT,h,tton was 10 organize an Irish club in
this CITY to promote Irish sports. and he was me
rrfr,a spirit In the Irish-AmeriCau Athletic C!uo
movement He purchased the property which ~
NOW called Celtic Park for $9,o,3 and gave 10 70
the club. -
Prendergast was severely injured last Nihter
while saving the HE Of a woman in the Brldss
crush. r-,.,-
Prendergast was instrumental in bringing KEY
the Irish runner, 10 this country re IS 80
friend OF CAPTAIN ''BiIT' Hodgins OF the MacdousA
street station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
LA TOILETTE IN THE FIELD
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Milwaukee. July 12.-It was learned to-day that
at secret conference in the offices of Senator
La Toilette on Wednesday night, group of his
local followers now members of the state Legis-
lature was told that Senator La Toilette was to he
an ayowed candidate for the 1908 Presidential nom-
nation.
After this declaration had been made the Ieeis-
Iators began a consideration of the matter In when
this and other could best be lined up In sup
mort of the Badger Senator's candidacy. Win
consin organization will seek to establish branches
elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13

MonSignor Arersa ReceiUes Treasury
Warrant for $1,387,O8

Havana July 1.-THE transfer of the deeds
20 certain Church property In Havana for
rna1lv effected to-day Monsignor Ayersa, the
Anostolic Delegate to Cuba, receiving n Treas
,,rv warrant for 81, 1897. 0S3. At the time
he agreed to extend the option Of the govern
roart on the purchase Of Church property at
Santiago for twelve months.
The church property referred to in the above
dispatch consists Of a number or buildings which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
WATCHING INFLUX OF JAPANESE.

San Francisco. July 12-The Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe railroads have been asked by Secretary
Straus OF the Department Of Commerce and Labor
furnish him with data 10 the number OF
japanese they have carried in the last eighteen
months from points in Texas. New Mexico and
Arizona, near the Mexican border. For many
months the bureau Of immigration has had in
spectors in Mexico watching Japanese immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
- relegrapI, . &C Tribure.

Austin, Tex, July Representatives Of the gov
eminent immigration Department have been placed
ar number Of interior points in Texas 10 watch
for japanese who evade the inspectors on the Rio
Grande border and make unlawful entrance into
this country from Mexico Seven japanese were
arrested At CotulIa yesterday. and q number Of
Others are being detained at other interior points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
COLLINS HEADS STATE PAROLE BOARD

Albany July 12-The new state parole board
recently appointed by Governor Hughes has elected
c. V Collins. superintendent OF state prisons as
ohatr,on The other members of the board are
Gherardi Davis a former Deputy Police Commis.
sioner of New York and George A Lewis Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13

have be, occupied since 1901 for government pur-
poses under lease. They first offered 20 inc
government for approximately 100000 but TINS
price was considered excessive, and the proposal
met considerable local opposition. The valuation
this property reconsidered by the govern
mont with the result that reduction In the puF-
chase price was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM FORT HAMILTON

Frank McVeen. a private. doinS o year ; se'lt s
for a trivial offence in the Fort Hamilton prison.
escaped last night by prytug the bars apart t -
escape was not noticed for some time. anu -, -.
General alarm was sent out the nearby ponce
stations This is the sixth man that has esCdI -
from the prison in the last nve months ana 80
officials AT the fort ara deeply chagrined az 'hS
ease with which the prisoners get away Reconl-
mediation has been made 70 the War Depaf tne,i|
that the prison be repaired so that escape VIII -
impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
HAS A COSTLY FARM.
Continued from first page

seized upon Mr. lie Vino, for he sent in a sup
Elemental bill of damages, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13

When asked last night what the city was ike
" 10 pay lie Vino for the desired right OF way
through his stony farm Mr.. Dykman said:
Il think he Will get about $1,000"
MI LIE Vino was not at his place or business
in Greene street yesterday. II was said that
he had not been at the Office for two or three
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
THE STOCK MARKET
HEAVY LIsTLEss TONE OF sPECULA-
TON UNCHANGED.
Foreign Influences Played Some Tart In tho
Showing, Especially ON Account of the
Further Demand for Gold
for Export.

New York, June 15.--The heavy listess
tone of the speculation remained unaltered
In today's stock market. Foreign fnflu-
ences played some part in this showing. es-
pecially on account of the bearing on fhs
further demand for gold for export. The
Elected in tho withdrawal from London to-
ay of $1,250,000 for shipments to Egypt.
Discounts rose in response in London The
renewed complications in Russian pohtics
turn attention to the Paris markets anu
promises continuance of the demand
from that center for gold. Foreign ex.
cnange In this market, in fact, continued
firm today.
The bank statement revealed larger de-
crease in csah than has been estimated
ana as there was no loan contraction TO
reduce the deposits the already narrow sur
plus reserve was still further depleted The
loan item, 1t was believed. did not fully
reflect the demands the banks In view
OF the heavy payments which fell due today
many dividends were payable today. 1nclud,
ing the Standard on. Consolidated Gas and
Delaware and Hudson, and there was be-
sides payable the first installment of sub
scriptions on new Southern Pacific preferred
stock calling for 100000. The effect
on the loan item of the bank statement
may be thrown forward into next weeks
statement.
regarded with interest. owing to its bearing
on the exchange situation. The heavy
increase in merchandise imports 80 FAR
overhore the small gain in value of exports
that the excess value of exports for the
month was reduced TO $S,ooo,ooo. compared
with s25.s4s.doo for May OF last year
pressure owing to the reports Of passing
of the Chicago and Alton from Union Pa
cific to Rock Island control. The market
became almost stagnant before the bank
statement appeared and prices ran off
slightly afterwards
The bond market was also easy Total
sales par value sS74.o0o.
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
H. 9 b. BEERS corroN LETTER.


montgomery Alabama.
New Orleans, June 15.--with the close Of
the first half of June weather conditions
throughout the belt were favorable, normal
temperature, little or no rain. the market
ditions was visibly affected by the more
favorable outlook for the crop, new crop
values selling off about Twenty-Five points
by October selling as low as IL So. Accord
Ing to The New York Chronicle of even
date the weather in the South fer the past
week has been favorable quite generally.
and as a result, its advces are to the ef-
feet that the crop is improving
Weekend statistics were bearish. the
$1,000 last year SO, 00o the total insight to
date figuring 13.129.000 VS.. l2,4S7Oo0 in the
1s,5ss,o0o crop year of 1905. and 1t now
looks as though the commercial crop of this
season will be every bit as large as the
commercial crop of two years ago. In the
matter of spinners' talSings developments for
the week favored shorts, mills having ac-
cepted but 10000 215,o0o for corre-
spending week of last year, indicating as
spinners were wlthholding from the market
in order to check the advancing tendency of
price. Total mill takings to date however.
are 1.453.000 VS.. to.2s5.0o0 to the same
date one year ago, the basis for the sea-
son being 100000.
At the moHent the commercial crop points
to about 1880, 600. spnners takings for the
year about 10. 100000 and as there was
902, 600 carried over In the worlds visible
at the end of last August. liabilities are
that the worlds visible stock on September
LIST of this year will be about 100000.
which figures show that tho world will be
in dire need of another large crop of Amer
lean cotton for next season. probably crop
of 12.5oo.o0o will be needed, perhaps 49,
o00, 900.
There is no prospect at moment for such
yield, as the indicated production on May
25th. based on acreage and condition by the
government was about 20 per cent. less than
that of 1906, and even IL weather condf-
lions the past two weeks have improved the
condition of the crop five per cent the
indicated yield today would be for a crop
OF about 11.500.oo0. about 100000 less
than next seasons requirements. Neverthe-
less, the trade has suddenly became very
much concerned over current developments.
especially in regard to the outcome of
the July deal here and at New York. Arb-
TRACE trading has placed Liverpool in an
awkward position and in order to make the
best of a bad bargain. they threaten to
ship from 10000 to 50. 900 bales of low grade
cotton to New York in order to depress the
Northern market and to permit of their I'M
doing of Improbable straddles
This feature had much to do with the
general Liquidation of long cotton today and
yesterday, which brought out stop orders.
and resulted in the decline.
Yours truly,
c. g. A1ERcRoMB1E CO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. S refunding Is. registered ..1o4A
u 40 coupon 49,. 49, .''' go. ..''I04%
do coupon -. -. 80. ......1o2
U. s. Old As, registered -. 80. ....1o0%
U. s New Is, registered 80. -. ..12sN
90 coupon - 800 80. '''''.lzSB
American Tobacco As 80. ..5s
Atchison gen. As -. 49,. -. 49,. ssh
dc adjustment As :. -. 80. :. sos
Baltimore & Ohio As ...... sSB
Brooklyn R. 7. CIV. As -. 49,. -. soy
central of Georgia 5s ....10Ih
90 ISL Inc $50 49, -. '..''. sS%
do. I'd Inc -. .... ..kssS. 70
chesa 6 ohio AVS 49,. :: ' 1861
Chicago & Alton AIS -. -. :. 49,, 81
6 G r 3 P neM IS R. R 4, s.. '::.::: IS
c. c. c. & St, L. gen. As 80. So. :. 90
Col do 5nq serIes 81 " 49,: 49,. :. az az
Col Midland As e. -. go. 80. So
Col & Southern As -. .... .... ss%
Denver Rio Grande Is -. 80. "a
Distillers' Securities SIS 80. .... SO
Erie prior lien As SIS
Erie general As -. ....1o4
Hooking Valley 4hs e.. ..,.1oSA
do. End Series $50
Japan AIS certificates go. 80. go. 91&
do. End Series 49,. go. -. =. sos
l. n Unified As 80. 100
Mexican Central As 80. 80. 80. E. 7sh
do. LIST Inc =. 80. ...... 20
MINI st L. As .... &C.. ...... 81
Mis-. K. & Texas As ...... So
do 2nds 49,. -, -. ........ s4H
Nat R r. of NJ con. As -. -. =. say
n. Central gen Slss go. -. 80. 92%
! Central gen 5s 80. .... ......124%
Northern Pacific As -. go. 80. -100A
Norfolk 3 west. con Is a. 80. .'... q
Oregon Short Line rfdg. As -. SO
Penn CIV Shs 80. -. 49,. SO
Reading gen. As 49,. .... go. $500. SEX
st. L. e. 1 NJ. con SIS 49,. -. ....11Ok
St. L. & F. fg. As 80. see. So. E. 1914
81 J. S'west con As %
Seaboard Air Line As .... So. 80. =. 71h
southern Pacific Is .... ..-. -. 81
do. LIST. As. certificates 80. 49,. 3. sOA
Southern Ry. 5s a.. -. go. 1864
Texas & Pacific 1stA .... -. 80. ..112M
Toledo, st. L, & WIS &C.. .... .... 744
Union Pacific 4s ..''. zee, 80. So. ..101
Mahash ISIS .'.- .... ..lOSA
western Mo "a see 74A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
ParaIyxing Cigar Industry,

Havana, June 16.-The cigar mi
ers' strike is paralyzing the indust
Tho most recent compilation of s
tistics by experts show a rapid deolH
since February 20. the date of the Il
ginning of the strike. The total nuI
Der of cigars exported In five mont
this year was 63,S07 900 against 10.
111,0QO for the corresp onding month
last year. The value of the expoI
during this period was $4,277,0O col
pared with $685. 900 during the CO
responding period of 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


Gold coin and bullion :. &c.,. ss.4bo46s
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. ).
decline in the early session the wheat mar
ket rallied sharply on covering by shorts.
The close was fairly steady with the Sep
s Nc corn wss aD oae oa ssn we're
shade lower Provisions were shade
wheat ss 9 Sr sshs e, The Tine wsd e
general selling brought out by continued
excellent weather over the entire wheat
growing sections of the United States and
Canada. Commission houses flooded the
pit with offerings on stop loss orders and
local and outside longs sold freely. During
very bearish. About the middle Of the SEES
sion the sentiment changed suddenly owing
to the appearance , meet OF number Of damage
news was that hot winds would prevent
the proper FILLING. OUT of the maturing
which quickly forced prices more than two
cents above the low point of the day. A
.rt Of this gain was subsequently Iost
on renewed profit taking. The close was
fairly steady
September opened W lower to Nc higher
Z s0'd Final Fl, 70
at 92K q &c July ranged between IS a 90 Y {
and closed at ssN @ nc.
Primary receipts were 4l1,ooo compared
with 27s.ooo the corresponding day last
4 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago, report
ed receipts Of 275 cars. AGAINST 297 last
week and 223 year ago.
Liberal receipts. ideal weather for the
growing crops ana the slump in wheat caus-
ed weakness in the corn market early IN the
day. Cash houses and longs were active
sellers. With the, advance in wheat the
market made strong rally and the
strength was well maintained the remainder
of the session The close was at the high
est point Of the day. September opened
h@Ac lower at 51%@51%c, sold off to
6hc and then advanced to 52h csc.
July sold between 81 and SAKE and clos
ed at 52hc.
Local receipts were sos cars. with 2o2 of
contract grade.
Oats were weak at the start because Of
realizing sales, which were based on the
continued excellent weather for the new
crop. Later the market rallied in sympa-
thy with wheat and corn. September open
ed unchanged to Nc lower at 35%GMc
sold off to 34B case Local receipts 1874
cars.
The break in grain prices had a depress-
ing effect on provisions at the start but
the market later rallied on good demand by
local packers. At the close September pork
was up 10c at s15.S7h. Lard was a shade
higher at $s.77h. Ribs were ave higher at
$3.50.
Estimated receipts for Monday. Wheat
10 cars; corn 544 cars; oats liz cars; hogs
10000 head. r.