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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-06

The News-No Pure Drug Cough
Cure Laws would be needed, II aft
Cough Cures were like DR., shoop's
Cough Cure is-ani has been for 20
years. The National Law now requires
that II any puisons enter into q cough
mixeture, it must be printed on the
label or package. For this reason
mothers, and others. should Insist on
having Dr.. Shops Cough Cure. No
poison marks on DR.. Shoop's labels
aud none In the medicine, else Il must
by law be on the label. And It's not
only safe, bit tt, is said TO be BIZ those
Athat know 1t best. truly remarkable
cough remedy. Take no chance. par
tlcularly with your children. Insist
on having DR.. Shops Cough Cure,
Compare carefully the Dr.. Shoop pack.
age with others and sec. No poison
marks there! You can always be on
the safe sfdeby demanding Or. Shops
Cough Cure. Simply refuse 10 accept
any other. Sold by E. A. Biliingslea
& Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-06

optimist-After all, the hest of luck
is only what you make it Yourself
Pessimist-oh. ynu can talk but |
never get anything hut bad luck.
optimlst-WCIl, t'acn, It's up to You
70 make the best Of it.--philadelphI,
Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-06

Spring Is sweet,
And drawing nigh.
But she hath many channels;
Don't indiscrcet
BE, foolish guy,
And doT your winter rs.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
RACE NEXT YEAR IN GERMANY.
American Aeronauts Will Make a
Determined Effort to Regain
The Bennett Cup.
Ballooniug az Il Sport Receives Great
mend Dirigibles for Governments

ST. Louis. oct 24-The International
cup contest and the dirigible balloon
races ended, the arconauts and Aero
club officials who have made ST. Louis
their headquarters FOR the past 10 days
or more. are leaving for home today
The bauooning grounds In Forest PARK
are being uismantled. airships are be-
ing debated and prepared for shipment
and the tents 60 which were stored
the giant gas bags are being leveled.
officers OF the ST. Louis Aero ciur
have received many kilograms OF COM
gratulations over the success of aero
nauuc week and it is said that the I'M
tercst aroused here i'm balloonlug will
result i'm other contests iu the near
future.
There seems little doubt but that
determined effort win be made next
year by American aeronauts Co regain
possession Of the cup won this year
by the Germans. The articles cover
ing the International race allow but
three entries from each country rep
resented In the aeronautic federation.
The race next year goes 10 Germany.
but this VIII not deter the Americans
who undoubtedly will enter the fuu
number Of racing teams The three
American balloons In this years race.
the United States. the America and the
ST Louis may again be chosen TO try
for the cup as they represent the
latest ideas Of balloon construction.
The America, which finished NTH is
the only bag Of American construction.
the other two having been made
abroad
It's performance was watched with
keen interest and was satisfactory I'm
every particular. Balloouing as sport
has received a great impetus by the
races held here and a. is believed there
viii soon be areo clubs organized in an
the larger cities
Brig. Gen. James Allen, chief officer
Of the signal corps OF tho United states
army, who witnessed an Of the asCcnts
made here this week, was much inn
pressed by the performance OF some OF
The airships yesterday and declared
before leaving today for Omaha that
he would recommend IN his next report
20 the secretary OF war that several
balloons Of the dirigible type Doe bought
or constructed for government expert
mental work.
There can be no doubt he declared,
that we win have balloons or flying
machines IN the army In very short
time While ] cannot say that they
will revolutionize warfare, ] feel safe
in predicting that they win become val
liable adjuncts and no large fighting
force will be complete without its COM
plement Of alrships.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Mayor Seth Low of New York in an
address before the Chicago AseoCla-
ton oi Commerce yesterday Mr. Low
endorsed tho ao-c1llcd Roosevelt
policy of excluding from this coun-
Try only Che class of Chinese known
aS coolies" 81 am in favor of tho
purpose. but not the form. of the
Chinese exclusion act" said Mr. Low
President Roosevelt ls rlght m his
policy OF opposition to The siavo-like
labor OF coolies in this free country DO
is ON insult to au old. vlse and proud
race such Gs the Chinese to exclude
their students and rrcat men from our
shores. ! um n sympathy with the
great object of the Chinese exclusion
aCt-to keep the Pacific coast FREQ
from the numerical prepoudcrance af
an Asiauc people III there ever was
matter Of public policy 600 which the
undesirable citizen" law should bo en-
forced To the limit it ls the lm-
migration question,
"Degcucrates and people OF low
morals are the most undesirable class.
es of immigrants. But there should
hc no educational tests Physical fiber
and stamina should De the chief
qualities required
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
At Towrc al &c Race Cathedral and
Ancient Tower Thrown Down.

Rome oct 2i-Thc oarthshocks
throughout Calabria yesterday caused
considerable damage, destroying two vii
lagos. but SO far as is known only 10
lives were lost To add 90 the desola-
ton 30 was raining in torrents.
The cathedral at TOwro al Ge Race
was thrown down as was an ancient
tower which had withstood all the earth
uuakes for centuries.
The confusion caused by the earth
quake was increased by a muuny OF
which was subdued with difficulty
The troops sent with the relief
trains 20 the scene OF the disaster had
calming effect on the population.
only two days ago the finance min
lister inaugurlted two entirely new
villages IN Calabria, which had been
built by the relief committee Of MIL
an for the victims Of the earthquake
OF 1905. These villages, however.
uithstood the shock.
The shock was especially severe I'm
the southern end Of the peninsula.
Half the houses at Tcrruzzano and
Brancaleone collapsed and many per-
sons were buried in the ruins Al
Sinopoli and Stilario several persons
were buried and everywhere panic
prevailed
Rocolla, Reggie, Cosanca, Baraodio,
Cittanova, Palmi. Gerace, Marina and
other towns suffered. but not severely.
A special despatch 10 the Trlbuua
says that 100 persons lost their lives
IN the commune OF Ferruzzano. but
there Is no confirmation at present Of
the report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
TAFT EXPRESSES NO
OPINION ON SUBlB BAY.

Manila, oct. 2i-Secy. Taft and party.
including the Philippine commissioners.
Gems. Wood and Bliss and Rear Ad-
inspecting the naval station at Olan-
gapO and the fortihcatiOns now being
built on Graudo Island at the mouth Of
the bay. The secretary expressed no
opinion iE regard 10 the work. A secret
conference on shore occupied the time
Of tho party before leaving.
Secy Tart will start for Baguio to-
night travelling by rail, automobile and
on horseback and arriving al noon on
Friday Unusual precautions viii be- "a k
ON along the railroad line and a pilot
engine will DE run ahead of the train. aa
from ladroues. The secretary will re-
turn 70 Manila on Wednesday next, and
viii be the guest of Commissioner For
hes. HIS departure from the islands will
De delayed from Nov. 4 90 Nov 10 as
De VIII be unable 90 finish his work
here before that date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
One Child Dead of Diphihcria, Three
Others Down with IL.

Chicago. oct. A-One child dead OF
diphtheria. three others dying OF the
same disease the father disabled with
rheumatism and the mother crippled by
the loss OF an arm. no food DOB the
house OF money 20 buy it-such was the
case of misery discovered hy the police
at i5O Wiunebago avenue yesterday.
The county agent who was called up
on 90 relieve the suffering family de-
clared that II was one OF the worst in
stances Of suffering and destitution ever
brought 10 his attention.
The home Is that Of Alfred Richert.
a laborer, who was stricken with acute
muscular rheumatism several months
ago. and has been unable 90 work. Mrs.
Richert. who had lost her right arm
IN an accident. was unable 90 contribute
anything 90 the support OF the house
hold. and the family was kept alive only
ly the donations of charitable neigh
bors. &
a week ago Mary. one Of the Rlchcrts
SKI small children. contracted diphthcria.
Medical aid was summoned by the neigh
bOrs only after tho disease had become
fatal. The contaEion spread through the
home-four dark squal.d rooms Co.. "a base
ment-and three OF the children contract
cd H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
TWO SMALL BANKS
IN HARLEM CLOSE DOORS

New York. oct 24.-At o o'clock
This morning II was announced that
Oh. Hamilton bank, which has It's
place of business In one Hundred and
IHentr-lnh street. had decided 10
suspend payment pending the CONF
l'fi" resflration Of public confidence.
. notice posted on the banks doors
ogDHroi DO was solvent but suspend
el payment ln jus $40 90 lbs deposit
torod.
d b. Thomas. who was associated
hhh j. A. Heiuze and Charles w.
A''t- iu several banks and financial
ventures WAS president Of the Hamil-
IaH book but resigned after the break
IIiei Copper stock which marked
beginning OF the recent financial
N'NnINs in this city
u..IHt1 T.. Thomas brother Of Il. r..
ZOO brother of T.. r, Thomas, also
resigned as a. director. ana
Nh I. Montgomery was elected presl-
Inc bank has capital stock of
'' ANA deposits 0f about $1,000. -
has four branches in this city.
lh Hamilton bank is not one of the
tt Institutions boz the city lts loca-
2 I Harlem give % quite a good
fl0 Irhood business bat 10 never
WV any way "a representative New
ilf ltnk
90 Twelfth Ward bank also sus-
led payment to depositors today
state institution and "a state
'f1miner viii be- placed lu charge
affairs. According 90 a recent
-U mont the institution owed de-
fiI'IH about G3.0O000O
lh' Empire city Savings bank.
qaNd at 23l West ono Hundred ana
''-nlih street posted "a notice
morning announcing suspension
iaFa undor the banking laws.
XII nNcInis OF the bank declare that
H. itut'on b. financially solid. but
II.f desire 90 avail themselves
20 days notice of withdrawal
Iho state law. because they fear
Iin owing 90 the suspension OF
Wfi hy tho Hamilton aud Twelfth
Tf lauka Dbl The same nelghhorhood.
.ora lplre city Savings bank ac-
dar,t io recent statement, owed its
Com nra about f130O0 600. a o. "a
Fiaufely minor Organization. lta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
GOV. SPARKS PR0CLAlMS
HOLIDAY TO AID BANKS

Reno, New. oct. 2L-Owlng to the gem
eral feeling OF unrest that peryados d-
naucial circles. Gov. Sparks has declar-
ga today Friday and Saturday. legal
holidays. All the banks throughout the
state are taking advantage Of this re-
spite to get their affairs in such shape
as 20 make failure Impossible ono
million dollars I'm coin Is expected here
Ou train No. "A this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
CHINESE MAKE ASSAULT
ON ENGLISH SHIP W00LWlCH

san Antonio. Tex, Oct "A dispatch
To- the Express from Santa cruz Mex,
says;
detained ON board by the sanitary in-
sprctora ~ this port ~ Chinese. who
bad iuft been landed. made "a murder
Gus assault last night on the English
snip Woolrich and her crew Many and
were seriously injured Boz the a1alr and
i've may die from thoir wounds.
Tho chinese would have swept ulI bee
iore them but for tho timely aid brought
darmcH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED


Chicago, Oct 2i-Morc chan % persons
were injured in "a street car collision here
last night. Tho crash WHH doe to Nrt
rails A Madison street car ran into "a
western avenue car which Was cross
1913 over Madison street. Tho efforts NJ
ihc mntoimrn no stop the carH were NaIl
because pf the cars SLIDING along thH
tracks Both cars were derailod. Many
escaped injury hy jumping
Whom the cars met nIl thp lights we're
distinguished ana the Western avenue
train WAS carried along toward the curb
lnH. Panic aelzod the passengers ana me
SCREAMS Of women ana children aroused
residents ln the vicinity
Robert NJ. smith the m0sf danEcrouH
ly injured was oaught between tho two
care aud ao severely crushed mat b. la
believed DC viii die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
LANDS WITHDRAWN TO ADD
TO UNlTAH FOREST RESERVE

been recently temporarily withdrawn
from all forms 81 entry except under
the mineral laws for proposed addition
20 the Iintah national forest IA Utah.
unappropriated public lands OF about 2 90
acres in the north central part OF Utah.
The lands withdrawn ne near the west
ern border Of the national forest near
the town OF Provo. and are within salt
Lake city land district.
~. ID. Lowell OF Minneapolis today bid
So 3O 20 furnish an labor and materials
necessary 20 construct "a sewer and
plumbing system al the uintah and
Ouray agency. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT
Alaska Cannery Men Want IL Modified
10 Admit Cinnamon.

Portland. or Oct. 2l-Au OrogOuiau
special from Seattle sage.
The cauncTy men of southeastern Alas
k1 are preparing t1 make a. hght en-
Congress for a revision OF the Chinese
exclusion act go as Go permit the Inn
portatou Of canuery hbOrcrs under
ncavy bonds. The Caunery men claim
that unless some stop is taken 90 pro-
Vide more Chinese laborers Tor the work
Dob Alaska, the pack viii have 90 be- cur
tailed. Attempts TO utilize white. jap
auesc and Indian labor have not been
wholly successful DO is claimed the chs
nose alone are satisfactory but cannot
be obtained under existing conditions
in sufficient numbers 90 meet require
mcuts. Hence au appeal will be made
20 Congress % provide for the needs of
the packers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
WILL CUT SCHEDULES.
ChicagO-Kansas City and Chicago.
Denver Passenger Trains.

Chicago oct A-Tho Chicago Kansas
city and the Chicago Denver passenger
Train schedules are 10 be cut
Announcement OF this was made yester-
day by the Alton and Burlington Of
hcials and while the other roads have
not announced their intentions they prob
ably will be forced 20 adopt the same
schedules.
This Is ln reality the resumption OF
former schedules which were heightened
last June. The present schedule 20 Kan
sas city 10 hours, and Co Denver. 81
hours. The new schedule will be- 10 hours
20 Kansas city and 81 hours 10 Denver.
Both the Alton and the burlington Of
ncIals assert their roads have lost BUSH
ness since the longer schedule was adopt
cd. the principal competition being from
the california trains of the Santa Fo
and the Rock Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
ATTELL AND WEEKS.
Sign for Contest for Fcathcrweight
Championship Of World.

Los Angeles. cal. oct. 2t-Articles have
been signed FOR a aeht between Abe At
toll ana Fred Weeks Of cripple Greek for
tho fcathgrwcight championship OF tho
VIII weigh in "a ~ pounds rinrsido
stripped. Sixty per cent Of the money Will
30 10 Tho winner and 90 per cent % the
loser Charles EvtOu viii be tnr referee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
THREE MEN DROWNED.
They We're Trying 60 Rescue KID
Brady Who Was Salving a Wreck.

Portland or. oct 2f-Au Oreeouian
special from Seattle says three men were
drowned nc katala, Alaska. I'm an ef-
fort 90 rescue kid Brady. "a former
prizchghtor. who was attempting 20 ssilye
the wrecked schooner Marina Tun The
dead.
Edwin Olson
Arthur Williams.
Tony pasquel.
Brady went out 10 the abandoned
schooner 10 days ago. In am attempt Co
seize and hold her A terrific storm
Threatened 10 beat the boat TO pieces
and the men went out lu a small boat 10
save brddy Their boat was dashed %
pieces The storm subsidized later and
Brady was rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
AMERICAN" LAUGH
As OTHERS FIGHT
Democrats and Republicans Each
Giving Whole Attention
To the other.
FERNSTRoM'S NAME FILED.
u viii Appear on Republican az Wen
A. Democratic Ticket Tor
Third Ward.

From all you can hear ia Republican
headquarters today. there is Demo-
cratic party abroad I'm the land that is
bitter foe against which every Repuo-
lIcau energy must be concentrated.
There is no suggestion that an Amer
lean" party is in existanco.
From an YOU can hear iu Democratic
headquarters today. there is Rcpuo-
liCau party and against that In turn
every energy OF this party must be
directed. but there Is no American
party considered as Zoe or Duo the hsht-
ing.
At American" party hoadquarter-
the inuer-circle crowd and those leI-
mitted 10 be "near-fricnds' 10 it are
ticklod 90 death over the SITUATION.
They enjoyed the fight into Whi'n lAeF
have succeeded in plunEinE lhe obler
parties and the task OF sltunB ha'h
and laughing about 30 while the COM
tcstants lv al each other Is one tn ~
seems particularly Co appeal 20 lIeIA
People who go into politics for reVgnu.
only learn the crafty features OF DC
and it's their game 20 play II ihal
way. Every time they cam snow
color that looks like, hy any stretcn
of the imagination. the interest or
church members they know 10 helps
them on their way to stirring up roe
ieious prejudice, and that religious
prejudice. sufficiently stirred. is their
one hope of perpctuauon 10 po-
tenual position
SOMETHING DOING.
nh, -. ,t bes5,t,srters
~. 49,. f,,,,,5 ,,,5t about
Dr. Plummer What 60 is uo one is
az liberty Co state but four prominent
party leaders declared at noon today
reserves dropped upon the public.
1T 'ui,ll,'' t,st,,., Nod for the rsar
n, ,' 49, ,,.., .,,,.rosgbed f1r
i,.ht ~, ~, 5artl,, brov,irs sacret and
g5i,5 t,, 80 80 nj libert, H. tsIt 9bors
4, 'N ei,.o,s-,, seen h,d tbe same MON.
~ ~ -tt,,,tio,,
~ '''o
FERNSTROM' s NAME FILED.
-r,,, s..,,,-,,,,,,,tf,,, -f ,,, pan,bll.aDs
80 ~, ,,.,,,,,,+ 80, .t.f- t3rl-.f ,o
70 put pe,n" ,, ON 'ngl dssjr, a.
,,eei,,r,cs,to Was fDrtbar evidenced TO-
,tIt..... ala mich
Ci;s, 9,,a.,.iIr Nfo-eton M
,,' - - r. : rsr,etror1 "a a Reptib-
is.,a, ,e-,di5,t. IN h. civ council in
- -5,tr5 r,-o,i,,.t mis- Gives The
n'...t 49,, 49, f,,.i,, candidate ir
- .,.i -, ~, E-if+b where two
19.,,,, blf.g,+s ,,rn Drobatlv be naueI
49,. t-,,io.. Dcr,ocrat having
soii-S ,o oon-er,t to sliovinr his name
loii'a 10 ,C ol.ss 49,, A. memo
cro,t@ beo5o,,artcrs toda,- &c was given
o,,t tbst ~ Den,ocrats were fatty on
,,,.s.,S -, rac,r-,-,.sti,, a., any u-av with
ms pan,,bliean action and that since
~ Ma forced fhe Issue they would
nv ~ LEI n stand as they had left
n with the Democrats listing q straight
ticker sxcept i'm recognized cases. such
.HaaH H.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
SETH LOW FAVORS
CHINESE EXCLUSION

Chicago. oct. 2f.--lmmlgrat with
special reference Co the Chinese eXclu-
sion act was discussed br Former
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
First National Was Visited by
Cracksnen During the
Night and Wrecked.
TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Officer Pierce Gets His Men at
Depot as They Step
OF Train.
They Claim TO Have nccn Working in
IhC Ilaydcid- and Protest
Their Innocence.

MA. tf...a.,t. ,r
'''' ''''~'
Their Innocence.
-...
3D." '''1''''. '"" H'iue '".t h'-Ht oi
carly This morning 90 rob tho First Na-
Unr.l Bank of Layton brf so Tar ps
l-,,,,.. .t. ,,,.I...-- .itl ..... .....,,.. ,,,.
ching of value owing ta rbe buneins
manner in which they ODD che Sob.
Considerable property was destroyed
ami mart 4f r,. t..tsi.,- ,.... -s...f..t
o..
rs dynamite inc Nau.t Was '-'i-'A
open and vrocke. but the f1rre OF Che
explosion was NOT sufficient 90 break
omen the stron- box. Tvis.al pieces or
iron and stool. raDcrs ANA rI.ttrr ..ers
scattered au Owe. the rIa.. SMALL
a4fe MAS Also attacked nut trs rrh-
bar- failed f1 --f frf. 3D. mn. 4....as
done WIN amount to several hundred
5oI14,-
.
SUSPECT p DEF MN i'i''
A. ar1uf ID O'Clock fffs rroru.,a
rrf.- .f polio. 7.,l, pitf r.....e5 i
.al.rse,. r,.esas. f..,rl, D ,..t..,. ...ft-
f,-frg rf,, -f tF. rft.rrf.5 -1hfar-,
Tasriar B Ad.v,s ,f .ts l7,ret NJ
fiorrI ba,l. algs ili,,, .s,r,. ~ -te rar-
ti.ulars ana n fe.rrirfiop of NO mon
susnrctad of frr crime Five minutes
later OFFICER Pierce mao ,ae men under
station in tbs 15frol WAGON. Tba sus.
rr-te ,-.tc +l..I- ,,,,,,ss ,s r-rr rrar-
rinpf,n and T.rr Collins ana ir ev-r,.
a4ra1 thev answer fbo 5aa.rintion or
mo mon soon pasr tra hank abour
r1idnfrbf
BEING "SN EATEp
This afternoon the ,risorers or, he
inc ....,....f.I,, ana b. tb.,. az, 81,
MON wanted Do b. tslfo,.f tb.t ono
IN tb.yn Win max, "a rf.ar brooet M
H.. ,,.b.,f, .ff.f ,u,t .t+.-,-,,t Il.
Mood ,o ~ f,,+ 49, 20 a..
men ri1,,-,...,..., 15 -,.-t
ri III 1aif f..i,a A. ogJer ,s,ire'I az
,.t 49,. ..,-ttr..i q, tr 49,. '''
Whom taken into custody by Of
/ ~ reas,n r,r t5oi- srrset .1 ~uCs,
] ,.or tno,. said ~ nffirsr ..2l-1ero
] arr Won from rs
"W.f nave bArn t,.,rli,,s Ga ia. han.
/ FIELDS repIie3 Uarringfot '"lnd ~
I iuet came down IRON, fhere "a
l heard % ~ odaad "tb,f 49,, ts,,t ,,n
1 there bsJ Neon robbod t,,t 9o,'t
know orvfbiDr abont 81
~ nuoss ,-ou lDov. an about Do %
! repliod the o0iror ae he bur6ied tba
/ rnen into fbe ,,af,,..r ~, ,,,i h.,,,I'l
l them rapidlv to noIicS bae59ai,rtc,.s
REFUSED TO TALK.
From, t,c Tim. tt. . 40. an
station IN cb,I.e-. of 49, ,.sri,e,. MI
80. 80 "a VIC NIis-i uiltlt
neither ono snol.e "a ,,.orf ,rs,,- ~,
rus.d "a ,1,li,. er,- .t,tcr,,-'t 80
over hut IL a. bcit,,..5 49, 80 ~.
r.risorere ,.iu ,,.1ol-,,, g. ~. 90"
When chief pin recoi,,o5 tha ,1oss,sy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

suspension Is without bearing vn tho
general financial situation in New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Paris. oct. 24.-On account OF the
appointment OF receivers FOR three
Westinghouse companies Of Pitts
burg the Societe Generate today ceas-
I'd accepting subscriptions for the
companies per cent 1917 loan and is
returning the subscriptions already
received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
PlTTSBURG FINANCIAL
SITUATION IN GOOD SHAPE

pItt-hurg Oct 8t-As was expected the
stock exchange remained closed today. Jon
wen Informed circles Do Do believed the
exchange win NOT resume business unui
next Monday.
The local financial situation is iu good
shape ANA under perfect control ace
coriiug Co statements by prominent banks
era today. An say that yesterday hurry
has passed
The suspension OF the Iron City Trust
company last night ana the appointment
VI receiver FOR the institution mas had
uo apparent effect upon the situation. it
ls known that tho company was iquldat-
Ing for the purpose Of going out OF busi-
ness when the embarrassment % the
Westinghouse companies became public 20
was feared run would be made on the
trust company. and IL was decided to
place the Institution I'm the hands Of "a
receiver a prominent nnancier said to-
day that he knew the trust company can
pay Sl35 a share 10 stockholders.
The receivers for the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing companies
denied a report that the operations of the
plant would be discontinued
The court today authorized the receiver
90 pay the employees, 400 in number at
TranOrd city. S25OO1 for wages due from
oct. ] 10 %. and the $500 employees at
East Pittsburg. 10000 for wages due.
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