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The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
MITCHELL IN LEAD
MiningStOckSellS 800 Shares
on Local Exchange.
EXPECT A REORGANIZATION
Local Committee Reports Deposit of
10000 shares with Trust Company
ton Has Contributed 45,OOO-New
stock TO BE worcestershire.

Operations on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday amounted to 5l4
shares of stock, of which 500 were Mitchell
Mining which sold at 50 cents up to
6i1s cents a share.
Owing TO favorable reports with refer
ence to the reorganization plan from
President Cassidy. who is in New York,
Mitchell Mining is. in the paTlance OF
the street, looking up and there is
considerable call for the stock. many
being of the impression that below 81
a share It is a good thing to buy. There
was only a limited amount of 1t FOR sale
yesterday, but II is probable that several
more hundred shares would have been
taken if brokers had been able to de-
liver the shares.
lie Roy Cough. chairman Of the local
committee having charge Of the as
sembling Of the shares OF stock in the
interests of the reorganization plan
stated yesterday that there had been
sent TO New York from his Office. al
1872 + street northwest, 5000 shares, and
that it was probable his committee would
receive about 5000 more early this week.
Judge Strtder Active.
In the meantime. Judge Strider, who
is acting with the local committee, from
his Office, sent on TO New York about
5000 shares. and in addition 10 this many
shareholders have sent theirs direct tc
the Standard Trust Company, In New
York, A conservative estimate made last
night by a man who has been associated
with the local committee in its cam
paign. was that the amount Of stock
which Washington holders have contrib
uted To the reorganization committee is
in the .neighborhood Of $500 shares.
President Cassidy has informed the
local committee that the reorganization
committee has now In hand 2U0000 shares
or about two-thirds Of the number needed
During the latter days OF last week the
stock was coming in at a rate which
makes the committee hopeful OF accu-
mulating the required amount 10 carry
the plan Of reorganization through
New Stock Non-assessibIe.
A rumor has been current in Wash
ington for a few days that the new
stock. TO be issued at s. share. would
be accessible. This is positively denied
in letter from President Cassidy now
IN me hands OF the local committee. II
IS a well-known fact that no such idea
was ever entertained by the committee
as was made apparent at the meetings
Of the stockholders. The idea seems Il
have grown out of the fact that som,
! of the stockholders have made voluntary
contributions. amounting to % cents q
share On their stock taking the com
panys note for the amount paid. which
makes it a liability OF the company but
IL is impossible under the charter Of the
company 10 issue assessible stock at all
and this cannot be done without getting
a new charter.
The active members Of the local com
mittee are lie Roy Cough. H. l.. Rust
John r. Shields. Henry G Johnson
J. Robert Somerville. and Judge Strider
! The committee also has been assisted 10y
Oscar Schmidt. who has been connected
with the New York Offices Of the com.
pany.
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tlrely nominal and such purchases and
sales as took place seemed 10 be entirely
the evening mp Of contracts Prices We're
hrm and the closing presents only small
fractional changes.
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New York Nov s-WHEAT-Wo1ker: snail l-isi-
ness No Northern Dele'h, 70 arrive nominal
NJ. ? red. {. O. b.. L0lA NJ. 2 hard nominal, ~
! macaToui {. O. b.. lo2. No. macarUui LOc5s
NJ. I Manitoba. nominal. 40 , Manitoba nominal
Exporters took IS loads
COKN-Wsaker No elevator 671ti No . E o..
b.. So. for early Novcnher; Ne. . T. O. b. s74,
NJ. , white, esa., T. O. b., for early November.
Exporters took loads
bATS-Ncaker. slow inquiry Elevator prices
Ne. white s.. No. 4 white. 52'z. No. . mixed 81
The prices for fnturcs Follow.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quc.ations furnished by Post & Flag members
a; tie New York Stock Exchange Benz Woodruff
manager 1881 + street northwest
Call money; High, 2Oj low. 81 close, 10.
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices on the
most active bonds and stocks upon the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
and on the corresponding date year
ago:
GAS BONDS
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished By T. r. Chapman 4
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
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Total sales of bonds and stocks on the
Washington Stock Exchange, with the
fluctuations of each, for the week ended
November 9:
Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co.
brokers. members Washington Stock Ex-
change. l34i F street northwest.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales Regular call. Y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. az lElz.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. az So
Meigenthaler. 3 at 1876 5 At l95.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at H. lD at y. 100 at \. lo'
al =. 100 81 H.
Following are the closing quotations:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Nov. 9.-Closing quotations Of United
I States government bonds:
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by z n. Chapman 4
Co.. members New FORK Stock Exchange. c. Bowie
Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE WEEK.

CHESTNUTS-Per h.. sisa7.
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G.. Bowie Chapman. Of E. r. Chapman
& Co.-"Trading to-day was almost en-
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Total sales. AeN.No. against A.752o00 yesterday
Sl.Es.eoO a week sgo and Sl,3e4,oOo a year ago.
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less than quotation lots
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

Prof. and Mrs. John Chew, have
returned from some weeks outing al
JaDIetown, X. /.
Prof. J. r. Wilmer ard Mrs. Wilmer
who have been summeriDg az Tenant
Cottage, jamestown IL. L., have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George &. Barton and
Mrs w. X HanI0n are AZ the james
town Exposition, aud Will later 90 to
Niagara FfllB principal cities IN
Canada and Thousand Islands Oh an
extended trip
Mrs. Moore. widow Of Major Moore
Of Washington, j. visiting herdaugbier,
Mrs ". A. Thompson, wife ~ Major
Thompson, u. :. A. freiired).
Mrs. Galloway ChesiOn and sOn
Galloway, have returned % their home
on Prince George street, after an ex-
tended visit 10 StaalsbuTg Ou-the.
Hudson. n. r., aud Fishkill.
SIR. Vinton Y. Dove, has returned
from jamestown Exposition where
sbe has been visiting her husband.
Mr.. Vinion I Dove has returned
home from jamestown where he has
been employed under Scofield Co.
MIss MaIvIna q. Dove has returned
home from jamestown Exposition
and Colonial Beach Va. very much
pleased with her trip.
Mr. and Mr.. George &. Barron LEFT
for jamestown after visiting the TX
position, they will yirit Boston and
Maine.
snow Hill. aner yisit Of thee weeks
Mrs. W. Il. Miller, aud SONS. u
North broadway, Baltimore, IL visit
ing her sister Mics Helen White, West
street.
Str. W T.. Miller. who has been
visiting with HE family here has gone
10 the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr. q. W. Hammond has returned
10 hts home m Washington, ID. 9. after
spending a pleasant fortnight with
Dir. aud Mfs. William Brown Prince
George street.
SIR. John +. Lawson, who has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. II, Il. IsOrr,
Of Passport has gone 10 Providence,
X. j.
Wimfred Lawson Esd, who
has been visiting hir sister Mrs. r.. -.
Ross. u Passport left for Providence
II. i.
Mr.. Joseph W. Green. empI0ye "
the printing establishment ~ J. III.
Fursf q Go baltimore h home on a
few weeks vacation.
Miss Liud0ra, Kamer, 81 Gettysburg,
who has been the guest Of MIS-, >. X.
Abbott, Uniou street for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs.. Angelo GeTeci and children are
visiting Washington.
SIR. John Dadds and wife, Of PEN
sylvanla are visiting his father on
Conduit street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

sseneraI Humidity has left town and
has taken all his forces with him.
Perhaps he has gone 10 the jamestown
Exposition Ter Maryland Day.
= st any rate General Humidity
was knocked out yesterday by the
drop IN the temperature. Fair wealth
~ IS promised tomorrow and the in
dieatfous are that the temperature
will remain as il is The drop in the
temperature was a great relief 10 An
napoiitaHs because 81 tbe1act that the
heat IT this time 0f the year Is harder
to bear than at any other time.
Today has been an ideal September
day and life is worth living just
such weather as this.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

A directory IS being prepared in
the Office ~ the superintendent Of
tire Naval Academy ~ the families
~ officers 81 the Army. Navy and
Marine garf,s. resident in the vicinity
1T Annapolis. but not officially con-
neeted y itb the Academy.
Information On this subject. giving
full NAMES and addresses Of those
interested will BE- appreciated. a. this
directory - based on Information
gathered from this source.
Please address communications 10
the Secretary Of the Naval Academy
not later than September 30.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12
nuf Of Commission

Under tha command Of Lieut.. Paul
Fascv. tbe torpedo boat Talbot sailed
froas the Naval Academy yesterday
for the Norfolk navy yard, where she
ufff ~ placed out ~ commission.
4 lieutenant Foley will return 20 An
napoIis IN 4 few days " ith the torpedo
boat Bagicv. The Talbot was used 20
the Naval Academy for several years
Tor instmeling the midshipmen IN
torpedo practice. She has now be-
Genre inadequate for the purpose.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

Certificates 81 the nominatious u
the Republican candidates for the
stsle offices were Oiled ~ thc executive
department yesterday afternoon. They
were brought to Annapolis by Joseph
T. Bsrckhead. the confidential clerk u
Thomas >. Parrau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

10 improve she appetite and strengthen
lhc digestion try a few doses 81 Cnainber-
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets. Dir }.
II. ~eisx 81 Detroit Mich, says. They r.
stored nv appetite when impaired, relieved
nse IF 4 bloated feeling and caused pleas
ant AMI satisfactory movement Of the bow
elsH Price. - cents. Samples free a. Field
nseyer BFox Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

THE colorei excursion given 80 Port
beposit o. Tuesday was under the au-
spices 90 Asbury ". - Church, this
eisv. and Stanton public school, and
nat ut Morials A. VI. Church, -
erroueuusiy stated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

10 Fail.
want r. az few wor.is for Chambfl
iain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh0ea RemcdT.
have used this preparation in my family
f1r the past FIRE years and have recommended
i 70 q number q people IN York county and
have never known Il 70 fail % effect curs
IL any instance. feel that ] can not say TO-
much or the besf remedy n the Kind in the
worlds. JEA<0~, Spring Grove, York
County, Pa. This remedy i for ale by
FeIdmeyeF Bro. Drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

AeuuetlF Laxative Cough Syrup =
ln~o!ately free from any opiate Or nar-
atic. Contains Honey aud TAI. Sod
81 FeldmeSer Bros Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

To-day a large SCHOONER. the i. X.
kremeg. Captain Thomas Kelly. ar
rived bere with . load ~ thu cele-
hrated Lee coal Consigned 20 william
Dutai. dealer IN coal. wood, etc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

IN last nights capital was claimed by
fne owner this morning. The ring
belonged - the infant son Of Mrs. w.
T.. Miller. II Baltimore, Who - visit
ing here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

Miss Linshicuni will open her pri-
sate school On next Monday, Septcm
her IS st her home iJ9 Conduit street.
Fer particulars see advertisement in
another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

The United states tug StaDdish will
leave for Norfolk on the 10Th and
will be gone about twelve days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

FOUND BAHf.8 GOLD RING. At OLD
IG<E DEPOT. owner can have same -
profins property ard paying for this 40.
w.scrt 70.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION

fPersons who haya friends A. gue.t- en6
desfre the pa bilcatfon Or tire 81 me VIII piensc
end their names 70 slifa ONCE frpH.f
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-12

The baBys gold ring advertised a.
Follows.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

Nomination of officers was then IN
order and George ] Becker nomin
lated llgbert A. Smith to succeed him
self as president. Mr. Smith arose to
decin, saying that he would like "a
lie relieved of the responsibilities in
order t. give more time to his own ar
fairs, also to give some other good
man chance But there W re some
strong protests from the members
and Mr. Becker's motion that Nh.
Smith he elected by exclamation was
carried with hearty applause Mr..
Smith yielded with good grace and
thanked The club, promising 10 do his
best for the organization and for the
city during the coming year
For vice president Chas. Feuchter
Jrq nominated Walter b. Huette and
ds, 100, was elected by aclamation. A
speech was called for and Mr.. Huette
said while this had come to him as n
complete surprise lie would accept
the honor and do all he could to as
sist the president in the xecution Of
any plans he might propose.
2 g Clendenen nominated Chas
Il. Stuart for secretary. Mr.. staur
protested He said he had held tn
position for ten years and felt that
5ome one else should fill the place
His protests were also oy ridden anc
he was reelected by reclamation. Mr..
Becker said the club could not ge
along without Mr. smarts signature
To It's correspondence Mr.. Stuart
poke bri fly and feelingly in appre
cation OF the honor
For treasurer H. G. Herbert was
reelected by reclamation.
The old board of directors were re-
'lect d as follows: George ]. Becker
2. +. Marx, George Parsons. j. b
Naeeo p T. Langan, John G. Fisher
". II. Lawson, Samuel white, w. J
Johnston, +. G Pink, E. A. Smith.
On motion the board of directors
vas directed to appoint the member
ihip committee
Under a suspension Of the rules new |
lembers We're elected as follows: r
Pryor, Fred Bennett Henry Gil |
lof +, Harry Walder w NJ. Hurt
ohm A. Bourgeois.
On motion the request of w. II
Hyherland for aid in getting stree
leading to mill was referred
officers of the club with instruc
ons to bring the matter 20 the motto
the Board of Local improvements.
Bills we're allowed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

TO KEEP UP FIGHT
INTERVIEWER BITTER OVER nc.
TON OF INSPECTORS WHO
COUNTED VoTES-"AomINI
TRATlON TICKET ELECTED.

Now York April Tho admins
trafion ticket" oC the Mutual Life I'm
sgrance company was to-day Officially
declared elect d by the inspectors OF
election. appointed for the purpose
Of counting he votes The highest
vote received 10y any on IN the al.
ministraron tickle was 1S9l32 and
only ore feel below $4,000. Ham
.ilfon Twombly who stated some time
ago thar be would NOS sert if elected.
received 1895 votes The hiehes
vote Of the anti administration ticket
was poiled by Steward Shillto. who
received 1000 votes The new board
win organize April %
Samuel Uatermeyer. counsel FOR the
international Polieyholders Commit
tee tonight said.
Il am surprised that the inspectors
counted ans Of ihe ballots Of the
policyholdeFs' committee. They might
a. well have thrown all Of them ont
as to do what they did. They re
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

had always been proud of her wonder
! fal development-pr proud Of the genius
og the race IN that single generation
adapted IN ancient feudal system OF
the Far east to the most advance
standards OF modern Europe and
America The friendship between
the two nations had been peculiar
and close. Was the declaration OF
that realty to be set aside2 AL Kufi.
hama, in Japan, stands a monument
% Commodore Perry, raised by the
japanese in grateful appreciation,
upon the site where he landed and
opened negotiations for the treaty
Was that monument henceforth to
lfopresen dislike and resentment
Were the two peoples TO face each
other across the Pacific III futurs
years with angry and lesentful feel
ings? All this was inevitable ii the
process which seemed TO have begun
was TO continue and the government
of the United States looked with tine
greatest solicitude upon the possi-
bility that the process might con
finue
II is hard for Democracy 10 learn
the responsibility Of Us power; but
he people now, not governments
make friendship or dislike sympathy
or discord, peace or war, between ma
tons. In this modern day. through
the columns of the myriad press and
messages flashing over countless
wires. multitude calls to multitude
across boundaries and oceans in
courtesy or insult in amity or in de-
hance Foreign offices and ambassa-I
doris and ministers no longer keep or
break the peace, but the conduct Of
each people toward every other. The
people who permit themselves toI
t. cat the people of other countries
with discourtesy and insult are surrey
sowing the wind 10 reap the whiI
gind. for world of sulen and re
hatred can never be world
IF peace. Against such a feeling |
Icaties are waste paper ahd dipl0- /
macy the empty routine of idle form /
fhe great question which oyer-I
hadowed All discussion of the treaty /
e 1891 vas tie question: Are the
ieopIe of the United states about to !
freak friendship with The people Of F.
apan2 That question. believe. has I
ieen happily answered in the mega !
i've.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

fected tie genuine bales for our
ticket that Were supported hy aHi
davits Of pal'cyholdeEs and counfed
ballots for the administration ticket
tHat werc shown hf affidavit lp De-
farsoricz Tho international com-
mitfcc viii continue this Eight
Keeping cvcrlsstiBgfy n II fnsures
success. Adsertlse,in the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

This concluded the speech making
and President Smith then invited
those present t. a bounteous lunch.
con and ciears, served by Caterer
Hank Goe NE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
SCHOOL ELECTION
a President and Three Members to
Be Chosen Today to Fill Places
of Outgoing Members.

An election viii be held today for
members Of the Board of Education.
President H. f Halliday viii not be
j candidate for re- lection, and Hon.
Waller MIarder viii be candidate
for that position. pr Bondurant also
declines to run again for member Of
the board and in his stead H. II
Halliday will be a candidate
Il, D. Carey and ]. FL Galigan viii
be candidate to succsed themselves as
members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
At JAMESTOWN
Cairo Handle Manufacturing Comcorn
VIII Have Exhibit at Ter-Cen.
tennial Exposition.

The VIM Haas & Son Handle com
pany Of this city, will have an ex-
hibii at the jamestown Exposition
which will op n on April &c to con
time till November 30. II will con
sist Of specially made specimens Of
every variety of handle turned ont
by the factory here. and will be pre-.
scented in an attractive arrangement
20 impress the eye. The product of
this factory is going to all parts Of
this country and to some parts Of En-.
rope. The excellent qcality of the
product makes friends for the com
pany ey ryWhere
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
CAIRO LODGE 173
Now on the Boom With Five AppIi.
cations Big Meeting Last
Night and Another Next
Week.

Cairo Lodge No l7S Knights Of
Pythias, had a lively melting last
night It had work in the Esquire d.,
gree to which three Pages were ad-
vanced with interesting ceremony.
Next week No. 173 will have anoths +
important meeting with work by the
knights Rank team This lodge ii
on the boom with five applications
for membership pending and one to
be initiated
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
WIFE KILLS TICKLE HUSBAND

Janesvise WIS April 1S.-Ceorse
Schumacher. q rainief. ass shoi "a
tbr sfrcct herc iusiay lg Fsorcare D-
ran ehO eiaiws - 3 bis Nifc. while
- was iaisinf wifb Meta suiih. =
Reme Wis SebBmacher may dis
Both women we're aFrtste.i
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
PRESCRIPTION TO
CLEAN THE BLOOD.

Anyone can easily mix the
following prescription at home
which is said 10 be splendid
because OF its peculiarly bene-
fetal action upon the Kidney.
which are made to properly
filte- and strain from the
blood tlie Impurities. acids
and poisuns.
Get tde ingredients from any
good pharmacy and mix them
ly shading well in a bottle.
Fluid Extract Dandeliou. one
half ounce Compound Kar
gon. one ounce: Compound
Syrup "a -sapafiils. three
ounces.
Take in feaspoonfal doses
after each mesl aud at bed
iae Drink plenty OF good
water too.
Those whose veins are fllei
with sour acids and Rheumatic
poison. who require good
blood cleanser and system
tonic. or if the Kidneys are
weak and eloged up. should
prepare this mixture and take
as directed for a few days and
note results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

cooperate with the club in its efforts
for the cltY's hetlerment.
Secretary Chas. X Stuart read the
reports of secretary and treasurer.
which showed a present membership
ri LII ana cash on hand Of Sla22i.
Also That through the efforts Of the
club $500 had been subscribed by
citizens for the establishment of a
saddle and harness factory in tn a
u
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20
FAVOR DRACO DOCTRINE
Concluded from First Page.)

tho treaty had the meaning which The
government Of Japan ascribed to H..
the government of the United States
mad the constitutional power 10 make
such treaty agreement with a for
eign nation which should be superior
10 and controlling upon the laws of
the state of California A correct
understanding Ct that question is of
the utmost Importance not merely as
regards the state of Califoni but as
regards all states and all citizens of
the Union
Under that treaty which bore the
signature Of Matthew Calbraith
Perry we introduced Japan to the
Fosld OF western civilization. We
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

anxious 70 Cct back home. He resided
II Cairo not because he had b, but
from because he loved il
best Of all. He referred to Cairo's
reputation as fever stricken locality
and denied that il was so. He said
the city had now lnaugurated the
one thing needed to Danish feyers. Il
sanitary sewer system which would
remove the conditions which pro-
noted typhoid: and in filling up the
lev places Of the city so as TO prevent
staanant poolss Il would put the
malaria carrying mosquito out Of
business
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-20

AZ this point President Smith intro
luced Hon. Walter Warder who dellv
el what may properly be termed an
ration on the Commercial Club and
ts work and purposes and upon Cairo's
last presen and fut9re He spoke
ever an hour but none present real
led the fight of time under his fer
e1i and cloQuen presentation of the
subject tie thanked the club for
aonoring him with The request for an
address
Next TO b home and Preside the
highest aim Of good citizens was and
should be The promotion Of the inter
esis OF the community in which they