davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
srs' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE--Boston. 1s 2-3c dis
count; Chicago. 15c discount: St. Louis. 15c pre-
MUM bid; San Francisco, sight sc, telegraph 1Oc
premium New Orleans, commercial 81 discount
bank 81 premium; Cincinnati, 12l4c premium: Sa-
vannsh, buying soc discount. selling 75c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
1920 0,914344. balances sl2542.450; Philadelphia
changes s27 s36 $50, balances s2510571; Baltimore
exchanges S53i3 362 balances 1856 92l; Chicago,
changes s27 62S, ,158 balances 500 1872.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 675sc. Mexican
silver dollars 52lzc. Bar silver in London closed
3lizd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1856; Lisbon. 40.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2O02.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, $1,063. .335 internal
enue receipts. S337.4SS; miscellaneous receipts
s51,911- Receipts for the day. S1,552 1874: expendi-
lures. si.S00.000- Receipts for the month 10 date
S27,337. .245 expenditures. s25 600: of
ceipts. $1.627.245 Receipts year date
992; expenditures $50, 161. 1856: of
expenditures, SS,697,144
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debt
to the Clearing House Ss31,7
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
New Yorl, A. Harlem, Railroad Co

7reasUrer's Office, New YORK. September 7th. 1907
TIE Board Of Directors this Company has declared
dividend q two cent 90 the Preferred
Common stock. payable the first day OF October
stockholders % record the close OF business on
Saturday tbe lath day of September. 1897.
MILTON < BARGER
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
NATIONAL RISfrUT Fp,;pzNr

be regalar quarterIy dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT the Common stock has
been declared payable October 18th 1907 TO stock
holders Of record at the close business September
sth 1907 Transfer books win be closed from Septen
Der 30th 1897. October 18th 1907 both inclusive
y. Z. BrGREE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18

TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST COMPANY
IT6 Broadway, New York. September Il 1907
BY resolution OF the Board Of Trustees dividend
of -FOUR PER CENT IS payable September 30tb
1901 stockholders the close Of business
12 noon. September oTst-
ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles u. Barney & Co.. No 25 Broad
street New York. and No. 122 South 4th street
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR AUGUST.

The Department of Commerce and Labor bu-
of statistics has issued the statement OF the
exports of domestic products for August 1t is
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18


FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London Ilzd2 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 37s per cent long bills, per cent.
Berlin discount rate, 81 per cent. Paris discount
rate 315 per cent Paris exchange on London,
francs II centmes. Bar gold, us 10td. Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 45L5 pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money 81 1915; for the account g. French rentes,
81 francs 1212 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Sept. II, p. m.-The market for Amert-
can securities generally higher Final prices
follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
HOOKING VALLEYS YEAR.

The fun pamphlet report OF the Hooking NsllsV
Railway Company for the fiscal year ended June
20 1907. has been issued The income account
compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
enlisted. SEI dividend

Of active bonds dealt in. with
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
BONDS.

.oad lots -SeIIs per share
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
FURNISHED by Reinhardt No IS Broad street.
New York and 10 Exchange Place. Bostonb
S.7.. / High Last
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing OF
fr-,-r.b.1 h svvartvout & AppenzaiIar 50
Price 4 int Approx n
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18

429. $50 Total sales
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
STRONG STOCK MARKET.
SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCES IN LEADING ISSUES
Trading in Reduced Copps Net Gnn1me
Money Slightly Higher.
SUBSTANTIAL
ng prices of stocks dealt in, with net

AO'o Pr o
changes. follow:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

9onfs, uno Die Gommiiiion elltifieo
lid trob Ser Sppoiition oes Srn, 0er'
oaQ fir bcn lebteren Flan. Ger
@onfs'id)e Flan bat BRET Sogcn poit
ie 120 Sub S%pannrueite nit Onrd)'
brohenem Sdubgitter uno 3lpel ele-
CANT ousgefiibrten Sorballtell. Gie'c
Bride miro aus reinforced Sonz
crete" ollsgefiibrt lpcrben uno oerel1
Soften iino auf $4,000 geIdast.
Ger Icnona'ide Tlan Nr. 1 5eigt ct.
llen 9ogen BON 139 SUB lnto 5lpcl
9ogen bon ie GO 6ilB Sponnipelte.
Ios Woterial lit, mic bei'nl 3ncltHr
Elon ocs 0rn. Genool, mallipcr Gon.
crete unO bic Soften lil1b $4,000.
Seincr, 5lpciicn GlorL Der orci So0ul
pon ic til SrB SponTnpcltc jel0t,
bGlt &err SenooQ lucgcn Der hoDc1
Soften oltbcr Gonfllrrcn5. Nah Ser
Situng iagtc StuOt- Sngcnierr 6eils
Dali. bob er notilrlid) Dem 9eid)luB
ser Gon,ntiiiion ul,Siiibrcn ullo Iofost
nit QilSprbeitung Ser Spc5iilfatio.
ilell b~c0in1en wiiroe, 10 bob Ole 9llls
aebote i'm ndd)iten Srilhiobr ci1ac.
rcid)t iper0cn fonlen. nMciltiorcc0
Concrete" iei obcr nod imlller cill
Experiment.. mGbreno mniiiucr Con.
crct ieit Jol,ienben bon Sabren sc.
bralld)t miro.
6rcquen5 Ser 5rcibaocr.
,5n Sftober bcl,ilBtel1 sic Silent.
liden 9Goer I'M Ban5en 1884 Ecr.
iolten, 1850 Wan11er lunb anabcn,
1913 Irol1en uno W1bd)en mo 621
Nerionen IN Scr @Gidarei, ooer 22S6
mebr oils I'M OCTOBER 1906. 9nb Tr.
1 benltttcn 1O,039 WGnl1er uno ana'
ben, 1898 Srauen mo WGod)en, $50
Yerionen in Der @GIherei. I'M Gan.
Sen 1897 Ferionen. 9oo Hr. 2 be-
nutten 1875 WGnner mo &nabcn,
IA Sralten uno W1o6en. 1876 Ser
ioreu in Der @diderei, i'm Gan5en
$500 Ferionen. 9ao Gar. 2 benitsten
1883 Wdnner mo 9nnben, POI
1ralen uno Wdohen, 275 Gcrioncn
in ser @Giberei, I'M @on3en 1859
Yerioncn; Yatterion.Garf SAB 0erio.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

Ibleben. - ST.. auguit Shtff
bon Scr SSirmo Shifi mo BLOOM, Nr.
t15, Siio.Glltalp itroBe, Itnrb Conner
itag gbenb in ieincr @obnllng Or.
700. @cit,Nortb.aoc., pom 100 ais
bas Acknowledgements morgen friib
Tim 10 llbr it%ottiiubct. Ger Gerblld)e-
ne binterl1Bt auBer lcincr 8attin CT
ncn Sobn mn cine Sotter.
Moric g. Sail, 3ohtcr bon
1rou 8ilbeIrnino it1b BEG perItorbe.
men 9cnrp anbl, lit geitern in Der
@obnung ibrer Shutters Or. 25t2, g..
Galpert-S trnBe geitnrben. Sic 3eit
Ser gecrOigung lit nod ni6t feitge.
iett.
Sm Sitter pSlt IS Sabrcn ltorb
eeItern Noolpb Mdfs. Sobn bon Gre
3ia inns Sotn Wafs. Die 9ceroigun9
finoct an, Montag nm 129 llbr Depr'
gems bon ser @obnulg oes Srr. uno
frau Mid,aro q. @angers, GER. 8,
Morriott. Strabe, aus, nu6 elmer &,.
auiem.T eiie in Ser fntboliif,en ct.
9enebicts- Stride, oilf Dem Cathedral.
Srieobofe itott.
Der OR II
belt seitern abenb in Miebeiebl's 8e'
itaurant an Siio.8apltrabe ieine
reselmdBise Sisung al, in Der aber
nur 8outinegeif1ftc perbanoelt MIR
ben. Frdiioent Charles q. Huppredt
fiibrte Den @oriis nnb Sefretora Gurl
@anfe oas Erotofoou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

u II L III II tlt ~ ~ ~ -
IL cen.
Ter Mapor urterjcidnete seitern
folgetoc Geror0rungen:
9e,piuigu1g ron $11,5OO fiir oen
9uil elmer Bride i'm 3uge Der SOL.
nS.StroBe;
G%rliennung bon Sotn alnnm Siinl
GonIiobler Ser s. @aro.
@oranihIaae bcrnnter
Iie giioget.S eborOe berietb geItern
fir oic @iibget. @erorbnli,,g Die @pr-
anid)lGge fir Die Sellerbeboroe. Be
fanntlid iiub oerielben bereits $500
600 aus Der 6eiler.Inleibe beruiQi9t
tporoen, pofiir bas Robrennes i'm
8eid0itspiertel uno bas l,eue Safen'
uno 2eiterbaus an Der Heaoz uno
galpert.S trabe gebnut tperoen ipiro.
Tie gebDroe bepinigte aus ben
Steuereinnabmen ben Ban zines
neiien itabIernen Sellerbootes unb bic
gquipiruna fir Die ne,,en Gompag'
MEN i'm getrage BON $t73,355 uno
fir Die regeImdBisen ausgaben oes
Tepartements $4,000. Sic 6euer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

beborae bate $4S5,S55, reip. $2O5,.
$40 bierfiir oeforbert, 5uiammen alio
$691, 695, 10 baB $343,340 BON Der
9iiuoet. 9eb0rbe b%er,rnter geidrnltten
p1lroen. Gie Sol1rfrage fir oas
Seuer.G epartement miro crit ipGtsr
in geratbuug genomulen lperoen.
9ie Gbmonbon. Ipenuea
8riide.
Ser itGotiidcn &unit.Gommiiiion
Iagen geitern Die EIane fir sic neue
gomonbion.Npe Birdie sur 9eguts
oftung Dor. Is Iugen orei Eldne
Dor, 5luei oes StaotSngenieurs 6cn'
ooa uno elmer ocS Sngenieurs 3. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

loll" gelonoct. aeiner oerlelben ipllr.
De sur Deportation perllrtbeilt, 0aQe'
gen ipltroe gegen 80 Eerioncn Dor.
ldltfig 5urildgcbalten. Ser 2%ailou,9
bes grobtcn Gbcils Der Giriponocrcr
mobnte General : GintpanoerungS.
GommiliGr Sargent bel, ipcldc &c.
itcrn Sornlitta1 bier eintruf uno IN,
1 llbr Nodmittaas mad @aibin9ton
3uriidfubr.
Wiit Dem Compiler .aronprinj @il
belm" Ser am NIittmod) IN Nciu.Dorf
cintraf, febrten Nrof. emanuel Mo6
BON nNeobooU. &nititut" uno 0crr II.
Srou Saul g.. &ilfen BON Gcutld)
LAMB 5lriid.
@om biciiocn 9ofeu ol,S wur0cN
lu1brenb 0cS pcrfloiiqnen Wtonota
36,927 Sonncnaoblcn ulb 1888 Ton.
men Gofc pcriouOt unb I'M Monut
Septcnlbcr 36,737 Sonncn aoblcn II.
10,437 Sonncn Gofe.
Gohren pom Rem Dorf ait 5.
Wit benz Shneqbampfer o6ric.
brid, Ser 8robc," Der beute bon Neip'
g)orf nod 0enlra obf6brt, rctien fol.
gcnbc Voltimorcr: Sr. II. Srou Sal.
tier @1ninger, SRI. 9oninger, SER
Carl grnolo @0ninger, ST.. Srallf &.
Clifford urb Or. s. $. Soffma1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
9un see uno Heiie.

Spii6enbeds Eaiia9tere ser ,9res.
Ian" geIanoet. - Gttpa 80 Gin.
ponoerer porIauitg 5uriidgebaI.
ten. - 8aItimorer Eoiiagiere allf
DEM dneuoumpier o6rieoridy ser
GroBe."
SIN 2aufe oes geItrigen[ Cages tplr.
ben inter 2eitung oe5 gintpanoe.
rllres . Gonmiliars 8. I. @eis Die
3wiidenoefs Ea'ioeicre oes om
1onneritoq Abeno bier cin8etroifenen
Norooeutihen 2lopooompferS y9reSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
Grnennuusen Ser Safenbeb6rbe.

Grnennuugen Der Safeubeborbe.
Die S~afenbeborbe ernenrt fat ale
bisberigeu glneeiteIteu tpieoer.-
Sngenieur 2adep fabrt beute nod
europa. - Ger Seuerbeboroe per-
oen peitere $343, $40 fir 1908
berunter geidnitter.
Gie Suienbeboroe belt geitern
Radmittag cine Sisung, in lpelder
Die nelte 9eboroe Die Grnennungcn
fir ibr 9iirealt, Die Gtsboote unb Die
anocren 81 beieecnocu Stcllen mod
re. Salt obne Nusnabme puroen Die
icBigen 9eonten unO Nngeitelltcn Ser
9eb0roc pieoer crnonnt. 9tur wurOe
OIL STEELE bes perItorbenen Captains
9IIer, @ilfinion Sr. @ooe @rep sum
Captain ocs Gisbootea annapolis"
ernarnt. @ootmom Sbon1us Sane
lit ebcnialls cine nclle Grncnmung.
Tic Grnannten iino:
Soncs $. Srlpin. GheisGlcrf. Der.
ielbc bat oieie Stclung icit 1879, nit
Nl!enohmc Scr Observation-Disclosures.
ton, inne.
GiSboot annapolis" - GopitGn
@o6e 8rep, Mnot Gh. 8eogbc0o!L
Gcdhono SIooc Nobiion, @0ttrr
(iotn aephoe, Sbcrmoihiliit u. s..
&onca.
Giaboot nSotrobc" - Captain :.
:. 8lm0p. Wtoot i. y. Gppoer,
Gcfbon0 6ront u. Ml,ppcrt. @Gdter
&obn GonneQn Sbermoi6iniit ". j.
6itgerolo.
Sdleppoonpfer baltimore"
Captain Is. NJ. 2cpicr, Woot 81.
Scr9itoIo, Sei5er Gennis Goicp, s.
!. WtucGupon Gcdbnnb ". 3. Bur.
nett, Sbermoihinilt ". Sbornton.
Nihprobm - Superintendent H.
Rustin, Superintendent Der @erfte
". q. McIonogh SUPERINTENDENT
Der @oagerorbeiten :. !. GosfcyL
9otc 81. gllihpit. @ootmom Sbos.
&nnc,
Sngc1ieur Oscar i. 2odep ,pcI.
der belttc nit Sogcsdnbrlld ais @oit
ocS 9apitGns Sborfilion nit DEM
.Snmburg:M merifa" Gampier 30,
ronto" nad) europa rciit, I'M bic
Soicnonlogen III Somblra 9rcmen,
Copenhagen, gntmerpen, 2onoon lmo
2iucrpool 81 inipi5Irerl, nubm bon
oen Mitglieocrn Der 9eboroe ab.
ihieo.
W onatliher belts
bert6t.
Ter nonatlife 9ertft oes 8eiuno.
belts !gmtes fir Sftober 5eiet SS4
SooesfGle, ge9en $50 in 1904, S22
in 1905 uno 934 in 1906. Iorunter
beinnoen ii6 677 @eibe. 272 ainber
inter 5 Sabren poer 30.77 Bro5ent
ser 8eiommt5obl befonoen iid oar-
inter. $50 8eburten, %oarunter 624
lpeibe 9in6er, geIon9ten 5llr Inmel.
bung. 6olgenoe oniiedenoe aronf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
Tas g a.G onrlap e

Gas q ermani a.G onrlape
Or. POP, 5. 8. S." belt geltern
9lbeno in Souls Niiffel's Safe, Nr.
1903, 0oro'5reoeriditraBe, feline reeel,
maBige slltbeilfte @eriammluns ab,
III ser adt Mitslieoer auisenommen
uno 5nei III 8oriflas sebraht pl,r'
ben. ardon Sacob gurif fiibrte oen
8oriis uno Sefretar 2ouis Sann bas
Hrotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

9us Sfdt Journier, mel
DIES geItern 9(bcno in glbl'S Safe, Nr.
4OS, observation-disclosures, itattian0,
erireute lid, zines red)t giiten 9eiufeo
uno sic iol9enOcn Serren erbielten
Ereiic: +. Trei5, y. bon Sartung ;
9. Nreis, @erh. Roiden; 3. YrciS,
Emtl 1riebrid; 4. Breis, aorl
Shmibt; I%roltpreis, Sllltlis anidfa
aus @~oibington. Gas gomite beitanO
aus oen SS. Aug. Hooer uno 9. $.
@ieman.
Iabm irrth ii mild Gift
SeboItian SubirS, 40 Sabre aft. boz,
Ger. 1427, SoubertsS traBe, ncIdrer
aus Gerieben cine Coils Aesiobo &C.
nor,nlen bate, lit im Staot.Soipital
geltorben. Sllbins, Der neber eng.
lid leien, nod It)reiben fonnte, Der.
i6llidte Dos 8iit, ipelfes er 1ubcr.
lif) benlsen iolte.
0os Iireftorium Der ,aG.
semeinen Ieutid)en Overwhelmingly"
belt, seitern 9l6enb I'M aritalts.8 e.
bdloe, gde bon Baltimore unb Rop.
ionItrobe feline regelmabige 8eriomm.
lung Of, in pelder Trdiibent Ct. %.
@admann Den @oriie fiibrte. IS ia.
men inoeIIen MIR Holttine.8 eih1fte
CUR @erbonolung. Sr. Sobn g.
Wcper iiibrte bas Rrotofoq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

&lcinc lrlade 8roBe
@trtuna. Ils gcItern Nnd).
mittag Soicpb 3infato, Elm in gtr.
81, observation-disclosures, pobnbaiter
Wotormnnn, ein StreidboIj aus iei,
llem llchcr5icber neblren molltc, &c.
rietb beiogte5 Streidbol5 in gralto
mo ser llcber5iebcr ling 5euer. I'M
cine grobere 8euersbrunit 81 per.
bitten, elite 3infanb aii sic StraBe
binalls ulo Innote einen 4larm pom
&aIten Hr. Git aus ein. Ils Die
6euerDebr aui Der ,9ranbit1tte" er.
if)ien, maren Die Slammen innter
nod rif,t iiber ben lleber5ieber binals
gefommen. @ie Der Voli5eiberid)t
iiber Die aataitropbe beiagt lit Der
Shaoen olrt 8eriiderung seoedt.
aIeinigfei biIft. -
Gie Baltimore Ohio 9obn" bot
ben Siio . Baltimore . Wogeon.
Werfen $50 Wuggons our 8epnrntlir
iibergeber, ipoourh cine itattIide 3obI
bon Ingeitellten pieoer cine 3eit lang
alrbeit erbGlt. 9ie0toiienperpalter ia.
ben INNER nod 5ofinung, BOB in
naf)iter 3eit 9eniigeno auftr1ee eirr
lauren peroen,, Tim ben 9etrieb Der
@erfe wenigitens tbeiltueiie auiredJt
5u erbalten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
Jr. q. A. VI.
T o Richmond correspondent of the
Petersburg Appeal says:

T Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg Appeal says
After a war Of. five years between The
'ipsurgent" and "loyalist" factions of
the Junior Order OF United. American
Mechanics in Virginia, it is announced
that there is strong probability Of the
wings Of tho order coming together. A
conference of representatives of the war
ring interests will be held at the Rich
moDd Hotel on Saturday, and the belief
is expressed that an amicable under
standl will be reached.
State Councillor O. r Fellows, Of the
council in authority, representing the
bulk of the membership in the State,
called the Saturday conference 10 Rich
mond at the request Of number OF
"loyalist" leaders, who entertain prop
,sition to merge forces With the rscog-
niz-d body For some weeks, in fact,
since the victory Of the insurgents"
efforts have been afOot with view OF
bringing two factors together. The
terms upon which the losing side was to
be admitted to the stronger body have
been the stumbling block. The "loy-
alists" applied for State charter,
and, it is said, they secured papers
of Incorporation, but, by attempting to
operate under their provisions they
would have placed themselves in con-
tempt Of The United States Supreme
Court. Several meetings we're held, one
here. but all were without result. Now
the loyaIisis" have made further over
lures, and it is anticipated that there
will be something doing" Saturday.
James W. Jones, of Vienns, Va, ia
Stste councillor of the faction that is now
seeking admission TO the ''insurgent"
camp on the best terms it is possible to
make.
Already three "loyalist' councils
have gone over to the other side. They
are SIuars Draft, No. 1875; Msitapoui,
No. 900, and Bowling Green, No. 10.
Fredericksburg, No. II, has just made
application TO State Councillor Fellows
for reinstatement in the State council.
Mr.. Fellows has instituted for the Gin
surgents" in The past few days tho fol-
lowing new COUNCILS; Brigat's No. lO7,
with thirty four members, and Bsnhams
No. 81 with fOrty-two members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
Gives Estate 10 University.

A deed from John Armstrong Chanler
conveying to rector and visitors OF the
University of Virginia bis "Merrie
Mills" estate. near Gotham. containing
some 400 acres of land, residence, paint
ing, slaluary, books, furniture, chattels
farming implements and livestock, has
been admitted to record in the cl'rks
Office Of AlbemarIe county. The CON
veyance Ia subject to the right OF Chan
lef to continue 10 possession during his
life time and also to the life estate OF
Erie G Money, Of Cismout, described as
Chsnler's friend and agent.
The purpose of the conveyance is to
secure eventually homo for such retired
professors Of the [ diversity as the rector
and visitors may designate.
Mr.. Chanler takes occasion 10 the pre-
amble Of the deed to give the history OF
his enlargement from his family, his
incarceration 10 Bloomingsls add his ad
judgment to be insane by the Supreme
Court of New York.
He declares his arrangement began
on his marriage, in 1888, with Amelie
Rives, and that it eliminated nine years
later, when bis brothers and sisters,
acting through the fundamentally OF
the late Stanford White, his false friend,
lured him to New York for the purpose
of having him incarcerated for life in
Bloomingdale, all of which, be remarks.
is fully set forth in his book, "Four
Years Behind The Bars Of Bloomingdale."
lie also gives his reasons at length for
giving his money TO educational purposes
and for selecting the University Of Vir-
GINA in particular. As showing the
bent Of his mind toward fostering the
liberal arts, be narrates bis efforts to es-
tablish fund for the maintenance anc
encouragement of students Of art, which
he called the Paris prize fund, 10 which
he contributes literally. The University
of Virginia be regarded as Of the very
first class, wherein the standard OF honor
among the students is as high as the
standard Of their scholarship must be to
obtain degree.
NJ. Chanler refers TO the fact that In
1895 he made will leaving the bulk of
his property to the rector and visitors OF
that institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16


UNDER The lash welded by the Pres
ident the San Francisco delegation,
which csmo to Washington foil Of talk
about war with Japan, ard The United
States Senate, which has been backing
and filing on the conierenc ereport Of the
immigration BILL both yielded yesterday
evening. with the result that the Japa-
ness issue may be regarded as practically
setlod. This sweeping result followed
n stoTmy session at the White House,
where PRECEDENT Roosevelt and Secretary
Root lsid down the Law to Mayor
Schmitz. Of San Francisco, and his as
sociates, and an equally stormy session
in the Senate chamber, where Senator
Tdlman scsthingly berated his colleagues
Tor their tamo snbmlssion TO the oxecu-
tive whip. Tho end, however, was that
the Senate agreed to vote today on the
conference report on the immigration
bill, which includes the provision agsinst
Asiatic coolies, and Mayor Schmit7
promised the President that the Oriental
schools in San Francisco will be abol
ished Immediately upon the passage OF
the immigration bill as reported by the
ronforopa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
The Unified states and Japan.

London, Feb. 16.--A SPECIAL to the
Times from Tukio today denies emphati-
cslly, and apparently on good authority,
that solution of San Francisco trouble
mas been agreed to by japan, the basis
of which will be the restriction OF the
admission of japanese lsborers to
America.
The consensus Of opinion of those
high IN British international sfisifs is
that the report is entirely erroneous, in
ssmuch as it does not 10 any sense re-
feet the temper of the japanese people
II is predicted here that the matter
has not been passed upon by the Mikado,
and that when he does declare himself,
his expression will be more startling th~n
anything which has so far cropped out
IN the controversy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
Virginia News.

The will of the late Colonel r. n.
Dulany who died near Upperville recent
ly disposcs Of an estate worth $50, 600.
Paul Graham, farmer, scholar, histo-
ran, and Dan of letters, died at the
parish farm Of Frederick county yester-
day aged ssveuty-three years.
Rev. Thomas Marshall Amber died
February 18Th in Williamsburg. He
was the son Of Maj r Thomas Marshsll
Ambler and of Lucy johnson, OF "Mor-
ven," Fauquier county.
Governor Swanson yesterday received
a letter from Mrs. William ]. Doss, Of
Hurt, Pittsy lvania county, 10 which she
says that children are Attending the pub
lie school at that place who have one
seventh negro blood in their veins.
The zig barn on the farm of Mrs.
FL "a Bowen, near White Post, Clarke
cpuoty. was destroyed by fire yesterday,
causing a loss of 81, 600, with insurance
of $4,000. The barn was filled With
valuable farming machinery, vehicles,
feed, etc. A number Of horses we're
gotten out with difficulty. Sparks from
nearby traction engine cau'ed The fire.
A correspondent of the Fredsricks-
burg Star writing from Kirg George
county says: "Now that Hon. John b.
Rixey, the people friend, has by the
oysterious hand of providence been
taken away, and rests, we believe, under
the shade Of the trees in the paradise OF
God. We, many OF us at least, would be
Glad TO see Hon. Robert Z. Lee, jr., Of
Fairfax, succeed him. Surely this
would be a fit tribute to honor the
grandson of our great chieftain, 'hs late
G-n. r. f. Ire, whom We ali loved and
hOnored greatly"