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New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
Absolute Proofs Furnished.

To any prospective sockhoder the Company offers the
following proofs a any time:
An inspection of factory making the Mutphones
and occupying the whole thoroughly equipped, sxsory
building employing skilled expert operators
B. The inspection of the companys books and accounts
showing the actual earnings made and dividends paid
C. Letters from reference stockholders
D. Any further proofs that any reasonable
being desire
The Western Multiphone Company holds the sole and
rights operate Muphones territory
of the Mississippi plan original
Company does
WILLIAM H PRITCHARD, Secretary Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

A DNERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Ohee No. 1864 Broadway
between Seth and 3Ith SITS, until o'clock Adver
tsements received at the following at
regular office until .. viz: a84 SIN
l4,h St 25I West 42d st. between 9Th and sth
26S 10th ltssS "a between nth
SITS: lOe6 Sd 6lst 170S ave sath
St; 15T East l2Sth St; 7J6 fremont $50 81 ave-
and American District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

ness by a master of French criticism, runs some-
thing like this:
ut was one of those duels in which one of
the blades literally bures itself in the heart of
the other."-The Pathfinder.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
autumn Resorts.
AUTUMN Resorts.
Briarcliff
Lodge
BriarCIiff
Lodge
NEW YORK.

ss{ comfort. steam
rn Ss s, saasaTa; s
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

of Los Angeles, lie is married and lives in one
Of the finest houses in the City of the Angela
Kansas City Journal
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

The Produce Exchange mining market was quiet
nd unsettled Yesterday. BID and asked prices
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14

heart. pretty one" said the Queen. But
tell me. have you supped?'
mo madam" answered Felicia my
brother ate all the supper there was"
should be made for her at the table. and
herself loaded Felicla's plate with good
things; but she was too much astonished to
II want to know what you were doing at
the fountain SO late? ?" said the Queen pres
emily.
pinks. madam" she answered STOPPING to
pick up the pitcher which stood beside her
but when she showed 1t to the Queen, she
was amazed to see that 1t had turned to
gold. all sparkling with great diamonds.
and the water, OF which 1t was full, was
more fragrant than the sweetest roses. She
was afraid to take 1t. until the Queen said
1T Is yours. Felicia go and water your
pinks with It, and let 1t remind you that
the Queen of the Woods Is your friend
The shepherdess threw herself at the
Queens feet and thanked her humbly for
her gracious words.
here a moment, l would run and fetch my
pot OF pinks for you-they could not fall In
Go, Felicia. said the Queen. stroking
her S cheek ,s softly; Il will wait here until
So Felicia took up her pitcher and ran to
her little room. but while she was
away Bruno had gone In and taken the pot
place. When she saw the unlucky cabbage.
Felicia was very much distressed, and did
not know what to do but at last she ran
back to the fountain. and keeling before the
Madam. Bruno has stolen my pot of
pinks, 80 ! have nothing but my silver ring
but beg you to accept 1t as a proof Of my
but II I take your ring. my pretty shep-
herdess." said the Queen. you will have
nothing left and then what will you do?"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14

-you wear it-and u u doesn't sAhsfy you. you ssnd tbAck %
me and I will refund your mcnsy. The banks or any r:sponsi'
bio citizen In Marshall will til you that 10 the way do bosi-
nsss-Always absolutely on The SQUARE md ] an sslhnG Aous
ands Of people this way for the past Eve ysAr RsmsnbW ]
use no salvss no harness, no lies, no fshea ] jaN give you .
straight business deal AT . reasonable pnos.
Cs.E. Dreoks, steo Bsssks Bias, 0aPshalls Mich.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14
Can Cure Cancer
Al Home without Pain, Plaster Or Operation
and I Tell You How, Free.

have discovered
. new and seemingly
~unfatltng treatment
for the relief and
cure Of the deadly
cancer. have made
some moss
ing cures. ] believe
ever Ders0n With
caoosr shoald know
Of this
medicine and it won
derful cures, and /
viii b glad 20 give
full Information fires
20 all who write me
and tell ne about
Ps.sr
Hsl@buH.m had
and throat Doctors
said, mo hopo." Mr..
Reagan wrote: ~It
II only . question Of
q short ttme-1 must
DIE" To-day his can
cor 10 healed up md
no 10 we'll. NJ mar
radlattxed
duid did ~ 1t has
b Just such cures
70 its credit. IL Is
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14

day and restoring them to health and strength; n
you hAve cancer or any lump or sore that you believe
~ cancer. write to-day and I. arm how OF erS have been
cured quickly and safe and at very small expense.
to write and tell me about II. Will answer your let
Ter p 'omptly. giving you, absolutely free, full tnforma-
ton and proof OF many remarkable cures.
Din. RUPERT WELLS, ears RsdoI Baiidins, sT. LOUIS, mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14
Don't Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliance 10 . new
scientific discovery with auto
matte air cushions that draws
the broken paris together and
binds them - you would q
broken limb. II absolutely
holds Arnly and comfortably
and never slips. always light
and cool aad eonformsto every
movements Of The body without
ehsans o. hurting. make ID
70 your measure and send u 70
you on . strict guarantee OF
satisfsction or money refund
ID and I havs put my prizes %
lowthAt any body. rich or poor.
canbuyit. Remember ] make
"A ~ wnarr nriar-asnd II IN vau
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-14

\ nee upon q time there was a poor la
borer who, feeling that he had not
much longer to live, wished to divide
possessions between his son and daugh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25

.,,., tide - the property 40. ass-2ss Grand
-. where IL viii erect a building for SITS
-, use The new ONCE 10 be opened at LenOz
o. .ne and 10th street win be ready for occupancy
'-.vsfEn,T OF AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
ri FFRAPH NOTEs-Notice is given that the
-, I'd 2 per cent three year notes Of the Amer
- Telsnaoue ana Telegraph Company maturing
&C. will be paiG on that date az the Office of the
-.a,battan Trust Company, OF this city. or in Bos-
- -, the Office 81 the Old Colony Trust Company
pr-FFAIyO AND STSQT EHANNA IRON BOND
,--nrNPTION.-Notice is given that the Buffalo
"a spsouelanna Iron Company will on June re-
- AT the Office Of the New York Trust Com
- trustee 100000 OF its per cent first mort
-. gold bonds par.
Fen1.E OF 3eOaeD POUNDS or COPPER.-One
-. drawing corporation is reported to have placed
y ,rdsr for 39a90oo pounds Of electrolytic copper
:, sc not cash ier pound deliverable at the works
N Jul,
me- IRON CERTIFICATES AT PRODUCE EK-
,.t1.N,iE-Pig iron certificates at the New York
,,.osura F-xcllaufe were trihe flrner There were
= Gales Prices for standard foundry follow:
,,.,b and April SO hid: May and June, SO IS bid
,,, and August, So bid; September. so 30 bid.
prNNsyi.VANTA RAIL ORDER.-The $4,000
-. NJ steel rails which viii be ordered by the
-.rnsvlrania system for 1913 delivery will be
,fasa so that 10000 tons viii he purchased for
- account n Tho PennsA wanna lines east Of Pitts
,,rq and The balance FOR the lines west Of Pitts
frg
vAssACHl SETS e;AY TAX STOCK TRANS
--rRg The COMMITTEES on Taxation Of the Massa-
,husetts Legislature has reported bin providing
ar the taxation Of transfers Of stocks, the pro-
,sous Of The hin being similar 10 the law on the
transfers in New York State.
NORFOLK & WEsTERE.-The directors OF the
,-orfolk 4 Western have declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of 2ls per cent, payable June 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPAcN;Y: 100,
PROSPEROUS
Remarkable Gro1ch Along Al the
Gould Roads.

Charles T. Satteree secretary and treasurer Of
the Texas & Pacific Railway Company. who has
Just returned from a trip through the Southwest,
said yesterday that the development throughout
that part of the country something akin 10
marvellous. In Southern and Western Texas this
growth Is clearly reflected in the rapidly increased
earnings Of the Texas & Pacific on its western d.
vision. Land IN that section Is being taken Up
rapidly steadily advancing prices. on the western
division last year the cotton crop was mucn larger
than that FOR any preceding year, and II is esti-
mated that the acreage this year will be % i-S per
cent larger than that of last year. The towns on
the western division are also growing rapidly, and
manufacturing industries being established at
satisfactory
Some idea may be formed of the developments Of
the towns on the western division and of the ad-
jacent country by the statement that a town which
a year ago had population of only fifty. now has
within It's limits one thousand people. In 1875 the
freight received aggregated only $500 in value.
For 1895 1t &2SO 90. The amount of freight for
warded in 1905 that point had aggregate
value OF only $500. For 1896 it 5000
Mr.. Satterlee says that the crops In Texas look
well, in view OF the uufavoTable weather condi-
tons which existed for some time. The season,
on the whole he says, is decidedly backward. Cot
weather but the ironbie came so eeEIy in TIE dee
velopment OF the crop that II was possible To re-
plant the ground Corn was several inches high
on the average in Texas when Mr. Satteree left
that state, II had been damaged somewhat By the
an important crop IN Texas, has suffered from the
green bugs about which much has been heard
OtlSboma ana indian T.rrT,o~o e - -. ,s
that this insect is not myth. 1t made its first
appearance several years ago. and Mr. Satterlee
says that wheat fields which have been attacked
by the green bug look as though they had been
burned over with nre.
In Louisiana conditions apparently are more IA
Louisiana was unusually mild and i the crops are
well advanced. When Mr. Satterlee was there
cane and corn We're about knee high. He SAYS that
the development along the Texas & Pacific branch
lines In Louisiana is equally pronounced as in
Texas
Mr. SatterIee says that the business Of tho
Southwest seems 70 be thoroughly sound foun-
datons. lie learned that the available cash OF the
banks in Dallas, Tex city of about 60.OOO in
habitants was 00000O when he there. He
says that the banks and business concerns gem
orally feel extremely strong and TO n great
tent Independent OF Eastern financial institutions
So far rs he able 20 learn they do not look
for any important setback I'm business
Similar conditions Of prosperity prevail In the
territory served by The Missouri Pacific and all
the Gould roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
L. R. TILLINGHAST QUITS
Resigns Office IN the PrOridcnt Sac
ingS Life.

r. K. Iillinghast has resigned as superintendent
OF agencies OF the Provident Savings Life. When
timothy l. Woodruff assumed the presidency OF
the company Mr. TilIinghast was one OF his as
sistants in the reorganization OF the company's
held forces. II is rumorad that Mr. Tlnghast is
planning the organization OF a new life company.
FOLLOWING his resignation II is understood that the
FroVident Savings Life will make further retrench-
ments- Apparently, the company is sim seeking
an immediate successor TO President Woodruff
among the other life companies, told already in
me Tribune. although the search has now mar
foWed down. II is said. 10 two names The diff
culty seemingly lies in obtaining a worthy sue
cessor to President Woodruff at the salary the
company feels justified in offering at the present
slLile 80 far as could BE- learned. Harlow y. Hg
1nnotialn did not ar-ive here yesterday from Chi
SSSSso, ana accordingly the conference among Mr.
51,lI5slhpoth nam, General Benjamin F. Tracy and
SSolohei a. NJ Shook. to decide whether the three
.llefhational committeeman Will serve as admins
" S,oh trustees was postponed
nisoh houng. who has been the secretary OF the
,SdutuaI Lie foreign department since 1903 has
geen appointed inspector of applications in place OF
r :. Pilot. who resigned several months ago.
IN me hye weeks ended March o the Mutual Life
pald death claims amounting TO 81 9109O7 in this
country and abroad
~ Is said the new North American Life. organ
11eH DI eA-New York Life agents and others wrote
$4,000 or business I'm its first month, and
ueSplte previous announcements the contrary
may enter New York State later in the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
KANSAS RECEIVERS FOR BREwER1Es
State Takes Step to Seize Property of For
eign COMPANIES Valued at $25O,OOO

Topeka. Kan April 24.-The State Supreme Court
to-day appointed Judge $ II Allen q. II. Whit
comb and Judge T. T. Carver. all OF Topeka re-
cevers for the property in Kansas. said be worth
900. of nine foreign brewing companies Six OF
the companies from Kansas City. No. and
three Milwaukee companies
The receivers were appointed upon the petition Of
Attorney General jackson. who recently obtained
order from the court restraining these companies
from doing business in Kansas. Tho property In
vOlved includes liquors. bar fixtures wagons ami
mails and warehouses and is principally I'm Topeka
Kansas City, Wichita LeavenwOrth. Atchlson Sa-
lima. lola. Galena. Pittsburg and Columbus. Kan.
Since the restraining order issued Of
the companies have removed part Of their property
situated the Missouri and Oklahoma state lines
Attorney General Jackson says that what remains
Will be sold and the proceeds used defray cost
OF the present suits The companies that remuved
their property will be cited for contempt
Milwaukee. April 2.-RepTesentatives Of Mil
waukee breweries which parties to the Teceiv-
ership at Topeka. Kan, assert that they will fight
the proceedings to the court of last resort. They
claim that the step taken is unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

lEiy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.J
Chicago. April 2i-The wheat market was un-
usually active to-day. and more of the business
was for account of outsiders than has been the
case in a year Crop damage was the melting
cause. and az the close May showed a gain Of &c
for the day and July advance of &c Corn
also firm and higher. the gain at the close
being 12c. Oats dragged little after strong start
but in the end July was sc to &c higher and May
at yesterdays closing price. Provisions were
weaker on increased receipts Of hogs. Local wheat
receipts were forty-seven cars, against two the
same day the year before. May closed at 79c a
gain of &c over yesterday. and July closed at
S1ssc to S1Tc compared with S1hc 20 size yester-
day.
Corn opened strong a moderate amount OF
business Small receipts of III cars gave con-
hdence to holders and made offerings scarce even
at the &c gain yesterdays closing prices with
which the market opened. Shipments hence were
s9l 900 bushels The estimate OF to-morrows re-
ceipts 100 cars May closed at 4sc to 4S7sc
as compared with 4sl4c yesterday. and July closed
at 49c-a gain Of sc.
pTedOminating in the wheat market 20 the extent
OF starting the price az Il cent over the closing
figures OF the previous day. The volume OF bust
ness was rather under the recent average. Local
receipts were 22l cars and shipments hence $4,000
bushels. The estimate OF tO-mOrrOW's receipts Is
lS5 cars. May oats closed at 434, unchanged and
July closed at 4l9se TO 4c' compared with 4e yes
Selling OF products was induced BY the IIberaIt,-
OF the hog movement, and some selling that had
the appearance OF being for account Of packers
helped in creating bearish sentiment. The local
run OF hogs was $1,000 head. The estimate of to-
morrOw's receipts = 1900 head. May pork closed
compared with yesterdays close OF S TO ana Mas
ribs at s. 50. against IS IS 70 S. 81 yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
MAKES pEVLIN COMPANY SOLVENT.

Topeka. KAN April 2t-More than SS00,0OO Of IN
debtedness was wiped from the records OF the
Devlin Coal Company and other Devlin corpora
lions to-day by a decision of n. Fl. LOomis. special
referee in bankruptcy. A large number OF notes
were executed by the late c. J. Devlin in behalf OF
himself and poiutly with certain OF his corpora tons
BY I4oomis's decision to-day these notes arc now
held 10 be collectible claims against the personal
estate Of Devlin and the holders of the notes can
not share in the dividends of the companies. As =
result of this decision the Devlin Coal Company
will become a solvent concern. and can pay dollar
for dollar.
When g J. Devln failed July s. 1895. he was
at the head OF twentySiX different coal mining
mercantile and railroad companies in Kansas and
Illinois, and supposed to be worth $,OO0GOO. He
died several months later in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
Citations.

TINE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK sr
e. Maurice Price, Jacob Price.
Blumann. Price. Anselm Price, living wH0s
Of residence is unknown aud II dead. HIS
heirs hereinafter stated the
Price simon Price. if such widows Of hsr,
living. their respective names and
dence being and the descendants saa Ass@.
Price, Barnard Price and simon Price. o. then
unknown and husbands wives and widows q Ssit
respective IL whose names ekes
OF residence unknown. and the 81 Kim
representatives OF said Anseim Price
Price respectively. rsspectiv
descendants have died. ages ani
heirs and OF said AdOlphus Price Grcetssd
being the heirs and next OF kin OF AdODhus Fics
ceased send greeting:
New York a certain instrument writing dated
July Sth 1888 relating to both real personal DFo
erty duly proved the last Will and testament %
AdOlphus Of the County @ York
tho Surrogate OF County OF New York az his
Office Hall OF Records In the County o. Nsv
York 9th day OF May. 1901, at half mast ten
O'Clock forenoon OF day. ana thers ~
attend the probate Of the said last will testament
and such Of you as are hereby cited thrs
twenty-one years. required appear ~ vo
guardian you r. have none e1 sui-~4s
apply be appointed. event o. vOl-
neglect failure 70 do guardian Appointed
by the Surrogats 20 represents and act Ter you
In testimony have caused the seal az IN,
SuTrogates' Court OF said County o New y6rIs
ISeaLl % be heTeunto affixed. Witness, Hon eANTr
T. FITZGERALD. . SURROGATE OF our saif
County Of New York. az said county. the 2sth day q
March. 1901 DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY,
ga rze Cn-f-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
Dividend Notices.

New York City IS.
New York City 3Ias.
New York City SIS.
Atlantic Coast Electric Railroad Co 1st bs
Bay Shore, n. Y, Union Free School DsrlcI
No. As.
Citizens Electric Go. of North Plainfield' n J"
lst 5s.
Columbus. Buckeye Lake & Newark Traction
Co LIST IS.
Dubois Electric Traction Co. Collateral
Trust IS.
Fifth Avenue Estates General 5s.
Fort Madison Water Co Registered Interest 5s.
Lawrence, y. y Village of. Registered 5l2s
Lawrence, " Y Village of. Registered As
Leadville Light Power Co lst 6s.
Lima Oil Co. 1st 6s.
Marietta, Columbus & Cleveland Railroad Co
LIST SIS.
Manhanset Improvement Co. list 6s.
Michigan United Railways Co LIST IS.
Newburgh Electric Railway Coz LIST 5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
NO PROFITS, NO COMMISSION.
Contractor Fights Order of Court to Pay for
Getting White House Work.

Tie Appellate Division will be asked to decide a
dispute over some commissions for work the in
terror OF the White House. at Washington Some
time ago the plaintiff. Fred Leo Hunter, received
verdict OF 1854 % at White Plains against Fl.
Townsend BIodget. BIodget now asks 10 have this
verdict set aside.
Hunter says that July l. 1902. Blodget came TO
him and told him that ne about to contract for
repairs to the state dining room at the White
House for the architects He says BiOdget urged
him not 10 figure the work himself. Blodget. II
successful agreeing to pay Hunter 10 per cent of
the contract price OF the job. Hunter says he
agreed TO this.
Blodget got the contract for s15.lSS. and Herter
Brothers got the Job Btodget was 10 receive 20
per cent of the net profits from Herter Brothers.
out of this he TO pay Hunter the 10 per cent
of the original contract price. -.
BlOdgett says the work cost the firm $l5.60i 80
to do There being profits, BlOdgett says he
received nothing from the firm. consequently he
could not pay Hunter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
LIGHTER INQUIRY FOR IRON.

While Pttsburg reports further large transac-
tons I'm Bessemer pig for delivery during the sec
ond half at the figure recently established the
volume Of business in steel making irons In other
sections of the country Is a very small scale.
In the territory east of the Allegheny Mountains
there Is practically deadlock. although the steel
works have covered only a very moderate part Of
their requirements for the second half. Large con-
sltners in the foundry trade seem to be chiefly
gagged in manoeuvering for position Outside OF one
interest in the New York district. which has pur-
chased aggregate of about 1900 tons during the
last three weeks. large inquiries are still pending
either in whole or In part, and good deal OF
mystery Is maintained One feature OF the situation
is the advance abroad to SOS 81 for No 8 Mindless
borough warrants. and the report emanates from
excellent sources that purchases for American ac-
count OF warrants 10 the extent of 5000 tons have
been made. II remains to be seen whether the iron
will be actually shipped. On the basis OF warrant
prices ruling to-day MiddlesbOTough iron cannot be
laid down az less than $50 % duty paid. cost and
s2l ex-shp Is being asked. Even then foreign iron
Is selling considerably below domestic for early de-
lVeFies, and the foreign metal penetrate pretty
far inland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

securities on the Produce Exchange showed very
r,,la animation yesterday. The feature Of the
5,,.s transactions was the drop OF one-haf point
!, Branch Mint. which opened at l4ia. the Lowest
roluf at which II has YET sold. 1t reacted later.
touevar Ia L. which was the closing price. OFFER
i.vs were fairly large. and the inactivity due
mainly 10 the timditv OF buyers. Outside OF
Branch Mint the net changes were unimportant
,-ices on the whole being slightly weaker. The
,tsl sales were go shares, confined 10 five mining
stocks as follows: $3.50 Branch Mint at lfla and
Il l00 Adams at o. 500 Davis-Daly Estate at
IA 100 Furnace creek at rs and 100 Cioldheld
Daisy at pa. Bid and asked prices on the most
lr.rnlrfanf sfnnks were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
~ County Trial desired IN New York County -
Wade plaintiff. against Charles I. Wade de-
fendant-Summons --Action for Absolute Divorce
To the above named defendant:
You hereby summoned TO answer the complaint
IN this action. OF your answer on
the paintis attorney within 20 DAYS after the service
this exclusive OF the day OF service and
Will be taken against you by default for the relief de-
manded the complaint
March 4th. 1907
l.. u. MAYES Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once Address and Ofice. No go Broadway. New
York city
The foregoing summons Is served upon by pub
ifcation order OF the Honorable Joseph
r. Newburger. Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
OF New York. York city, March 10Th
1Q0T ana hed with the complaint IN the once % the
Clerk OF York County. az the County Court House
CITY and County OF New York. April 9th. 1907
Y. u. MAYES. Plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE and Post ONCE Address 220 Broadway, New
York CITY. Borough OF Manhattan