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New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
BAY STATE INVESTOR ASSIGNS.

Lynn. Mass, Sept. e.--James T. Lennox, a lead
ing investor OF this city has made assignment
to George r. Nutter, OF the legal firm of Brandeis,
Dunbar & Nutter OF Boston Mr.. Lennox is q
stockholder in about thirty corporations and firms
ami a director OF one of the national banks here
The assignment is due to the tying up of funds
in several and the pressure OF certain OF
Mr. Lennox's creditors. who hold large amount OF
his paper II was said to-day that large firm
here directly connected with the enbarrass
ment but up TO a 1ate hour tonight the firm in
question had not made an assignment. Expert ac-
countants are examining the books TO determine II
any legal action will be necessary. No statement
of Mr. Lennox's liabilities has yet been prepared
by his assignee.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
THE CAUSE OF THE OUTBREAKS.
The Asiatic Invasion of the British North.
west-M. IShii's Mission.

The situation which eliminated in the Vancouver
riots has been causing the Dominion authorities
much uneasiness since the heavy influx of
Japanese immigration began. soon after the war
with Russia. This immigration, reinforced by that
from India assumed such large proportions as
seriously threaten the labor situation, and
brought about the organization of so-caed Asiatic
exclusion leagues and a demand for the enactment
OF law similar to that which regulates the
Asiatic immigration into Natal
According to recent rcrerts from the British
Northwest. :he labor supply for TIE salmon fisheries
and cannerics is now largely japanese who are dis
placing the white and Indian labor formerly en-
ploye1. THE japanese also have spread 20 the
lumber camps end to the farms and the mines. In
fact, japanese capital is said now to control q
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
LAND WAR ARTICLES SUPPRESSED.
Proposals to Which Germany Objected
Thrown Out at The Hague.

The Hague. Sept 9.-Au the articles concern
ing the treatment of the subjects of neutral
powers in the territory Of belligerents 10 which
Germany objected az the plenary conference last
Saturday were suppressed to-day by the COM
mittee land war after a long discussion
The delegate of the Grand Duchy OF Luxem-
burg. which. according to the Treaty OF London
of 1867 is neutral territory. introduced motion.
which was unanimously adopted. that the
powers urge their subjects when they are in the
territory Of belIigerents respect the laws re-
garding the observance OF neutrality.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Hon. Michael Hahn.
VESSEL ASHORE IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Sept. 9--The steamer san
Gabriel which sailed from San Pedro day be-
fore yesterday in ballast for Umpqua. ran ashoFs
one mile north of Point Reyes this morning dur
ing heavy fog. and II is believed will De a total
loss The San Gabriel carrted crew OF fifteen
men. who were taken off by the Hfesavtng crew
from Point Reyes.
The San Gabriel was in command OF Captain
Green. who preceded Captain Doran OF the IL
fated Columbia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
DU POINT AUTO WRECKS FARM WAGON.
Farmer Badly Hurt and Horse Killed in Col
hsion Near Atlantic City.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunal
Wilmington, Del, Sept 9-Word reached here
to-day of an accident at Hawkinsville. near At
Iantic City. last evening. in which large au-
tornobIs belonging 10 William F. Du Pont, OF
this city. crashed into a team driven by Daniel
McKeague, farmer.
Mr.. Du Pont, who Is a member OF the MILL
ionaire powder family, and IN charge OF fire.
arms mandatory here. was bound for Atlantic
City with several friends The automobile was
running az a high rate OF speed. when Nc
Keague emerged from side road making a
collision unavoidable McKeague was badly IN
killed.
but he escaped
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
PEACE CONFERENCE DELAYED.

Washington. Sept s.-owing to the continued alb
sence in New York Of DR.. Ugarte. the Minister for
Honduras. the conference of the diplomatic repre-
sentatives OF the Central American republics
which was expected to take place here to-day. has
been postponed for a day two So far as is
known, there is no hitch in the programme. and IL
is confidently expected that when the ministers do
get together they will be able to arrange among
themselves for general conference OF delegates
which it IS hoped. will result IN permanent peace
IN Central
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

The assassination of General Barillas occurred
at the time OF a political crisis in Guatemala. and
current reports that the crime had been instigaed
from Guatemala were apparently confirmed by the
confession Of Morales duplicating General jose
Maria Lima, of Guatemala. Mexico demanded the
extradition Of General Lima. but this was refused.
Other causes Of friction including the condemnation
Of Mexican subject for completely in the attempt
to kill President Cabrera Of Guatemala, led to the
withdrawal Of the Mexican Legation from Cuate-
nala the nassing Of troops the frontier and the
expectation of speedy
Barillas was stabbed twice and instantly killed
in streetcar in a frecuented street in Mexico
City. Both assassins subsequently confessed the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
ARBITRATION ASSURED.
Hague Tribunal to Pass Upon
RIGHTS of american Fishermen.

WASHINGTON Sept. 9.-While the conclusion of
the modus vivendi in London Saturday by Am
bassador Reid and the British Foreign Office
probably has obviated danger of serious friction
between the American fishermen and the New
foundland colonial authorities during the pres
ent herring season. it is said at the State De-
partment that the undertaking to submit to The
Hague tribunal the broad proposition to the
right of British colony to limit by local legis-
lation rights conferred by treaty upon American
fishermen will be carried out
There is. however. no urgency at present. and
the indications that no forward step Will be
made pending the adjournment Of the second
Hague conference. now in session Meanwhle
Professor Alexander representing the American
Fish Commission and the State Department,
will be in frequerr< conference with Sir Robert
Bond, the Newfoundland Premier. The outcome
of these conferences is expected to be some
notifications of the existing modus that will
tend to diminish the chances Of friction during
the time that must elapse before the general
question of treaty rights can be adjudicated at
The Hague, which will certainly not be for many
months to come.
Ottawa, Sept 9.-Canada, after negotiations
with the imperial authorities. has consented TO
refer the Canadian end OF the Newfoundland
fisheries dispute with the United States to The
Gloucester. Mass. Sept. s.-The fishing inter-
ests are delighted with the latest modus vivendi
for the Newfoundland fishing, and fleet OF
forty probably will leave for the Bay OF Islands
about October 1. While IL was felt that salts
factory arrangement would be reached in the
negotiations at London. II was feared that ex-
acting restrictions might be demanded. includ-
ing prohibition against the hiring of natives
It has been found Improbable TO take crews for
the salt and frozen herring fishing from this
port and the fishing firms were anxious that the
so-called native clause should continue in force
The Sunday fishing and the purse seining were
willingly given up but the native employment
clause was regarded the most important, and
its retention is gratifying.
St Johns y. f, Sept e-The members Of the
Newfoundland government decline to comment
upon the modus vivend!. but The St. Johns Even
ing Telegram" a government organ, which has
resisted a renewal of the agreement. declares that
the interests OF the colony have been sacrihced-
The paper urges that the colonial laws be enforced
and that all constitutional methods toward Offset
ting the modus vivendi be adopted
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
PLAGUE DEATHS IN Frisco

San Francisco Sept 9-Two more deaths
from oubonie plague occurred to-day and thres
additional cases were verified OF tvventy-ous
cases in San Francisco to date ten have died
These are exclusive Of the fatal cases in BerEa-
ley Thus far the death percentage is less than
one-haf- The usual death rate from plague "a
about 30 Der cent OF the cases.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
MoRENeo,s FOLLOWERS YIELD.

Berlin. Sept s--One hundred and forty followers
of Jacob MorenEo. the Hottentot chief including
forty-seven warriors have surrendered TO the Ger
mans. This is regarded as practically ending the
danger of a fresh inroad into Southwest Africa by
Morengo. whose force numbered only four hundred.
He has not assumed the offensive. remaining quiet
in
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
LOAN ADVANCED TO SULTAN.

Tangier Sept 9r-The State Bank Of Morocco
has informed the foreign ministers that IL has
decided 10 advance to the Sultan. Abd-el-Aziz.
the $4,000 promised him TO enable him TO
leave Fee for the coast and that the first in
stalrnent has been sent 10 him. It is reported
that the Sultan will start to-day for Rabat.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
MORALES AND MORA EXECUTED.
Murderers of ex-President Barillas Put to
Death at Mexico City.

Mexico City. Sept. e-Florencio Morales and
Bernardo Mora, who were on June convicted
and sentenced to death for the assassination Of
former President Barillas Of Guatemala here on
April I, executed in the Belim Prison to-
day. This ends an international episode which
at one time threatened 10 bring war between
Mexico and Guatemala
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
LINCOLN ON NEGROES VOTING.
Once Suggested Giving Right of Franchise
to Those Who Were VERY Intelligent"

New Haven. Sept (SpeciaD.-A hitherto unpuo-
lished letter OF Abraham Lincoln has Just been
presented TO the New Haven Colony Historical So
cietY by Senator ChatheId- Il written fren
the White House 10 Governor Hahn Of Louisans
in the last year Of the Civil War and suggests that
the franchise be given TO educated negroes Ths
letter Is follows:
Executive Mansion,
Washington. March B I6A
(Priyate)
Hon Michael Hahn.
NV Dear Sir: congratulate you on having dxed
your name in history the first free state Gov
ernor louisiana Now about 70
have a convention which. among other things VIII
probably define the elective franchise. ! barely
suggest for your private consideration vhsther
some OF the colored people may be let IN, as.
Tor instance the very intelligent. ard especially
those who fought vaantly in our ranks they
would probably help. in soma irving time &c come
20 keep the Jewel OF liberty within the family OF
freedom. But this Is only suggestion not 70 tas
p1O"0 '@' A LINCOLN.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
BULL STOPS ROYAL MOTOR CAR.
Queen Victoria Reported Greatly Alarmed
on Trip to Bilbao

Madrid Sept. 9.-An automobile from the royaI
stables in which Queen Victoria driving yes
terday from San Sebastian TO Bilbao was suddenly
confronted by large bull. which planted itself
I'm the roadway Immediately in front of the Queen
No collision appears TO have occurred but
her majesty is described having been greatly
excited. AS the sudden stopping of the automobile
threw the machinery into disorder, the Queen was
compelled to resume her journey To Bilbao In an
9th
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
$500
California. Oregon and Xashington.

There are rare opportunities for the health seeker
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New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
REVISION OF KARL HAU CASE.

Leipsic. Sept 9.-The revision of the OF Karl
Hau,, formerly of Washington, sentenced to death
on July 90 for the murder of his mother-in-law.
Frau Motor, at Baden Baden will begin on
October IL.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
LARGE SPANISH FORCE READY.
Seven Thousand Men Under Orders at Algeci-
ras-Steamers Chartered.

Gibraltar, Sept 9-Orders have been received
by the Spanish military authorities at Algeciras
to hold a brigade Of seven thousand men in
readiness to embark September IL for Tangier
on board transatlantic steamers which have
heen chartered as transrorts.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
A CONFERENCE AT SAN SEBASTIAN.

Sar ebastian, Sept. 9.-King Alfonso, Pre-
rnIts ura Conde de Allepde Salazar, the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, and the Spanish Am
bassador at Paris, held a long conference here
to-day on the Moroccan question.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
DRUDE REPORTED I'LL.
u. Cl6menceau, HoreUer, Erpects
Speedy Aduance of Troops.

CasabIanca, Sept S.-GeneraI Drude. the
French commander, is suffering from the intes
final inflammation peculiar to Morocco His
Illness may postpone his taking the offensive
against the Moors If the arnistice fails.
Paris. Sept 9.-Prenier Clemenceau said to-
day In regard to the arniStice that General
Drude had not mentioned the subject. but the
Premier thought that the general was prepar
ing for a resumption OF hostilities He was get
ting in readiness the balloon recently received.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

met expectations.
Berlin Sept. 9.-Germanys reply to the
French note relative to the formation of
Moroccan police from French and Spanish
troops says that Germany assumes that the
measure proposed is merely of a provisional
character and without prejudice TO the terms
of the AIgeciras Convention
The reply of Germany calls attention to the
opinion of the German representative at
Tangier that the appearance Of foreign police
there and at other Moroccan ports at the pres
ent moment is likely to result in the mountain
tribes attacking the cities with consequent
danger to the lives and property of Europeans.
unless efficient military support for the police
is provided.
In regard to the German claims for damages
sustained at Casabianca difficulties, 1t is
asserted. are likely to arise.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
GERMANY AIDS FRANCE.
Il Cordial Reply to Note Outlining
Plans IN Morocco.

Paris. Sept. 9--Premier Clemenceau said to-
night that Germany's reply to the French note
had been received and that it in every way
met expectations.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Montreal Sept. "a dispatch from Van
couver to The Star says
Saturday night the Asiatic Exclusion League
held a parade and later a meeting, at Whlcn
Lieutenant Governor Dunsnuir. who vetoed the
TO enforce the Natal act in British Columbia,
was burned in effigy. and resolution was
passed 20 ask the Dominion government TO allow
this bill become law Afterward the mob
stormed Chinatown, deliberately smashing the
windows in all stores, street orators gathered
crowds who even swarmed UP the telegraph
poles, and a strong Gordon Of police across the
street had all they could do to keep the MOB
from again entering the Chinese quarter. AS
there had been threats of burning, the fire
brigade was ready with hose 10 use this method,
ifsnecessary, TO keep the white men back.
While the speaking was going on the sound
OF breaking glass was acclaimed with Joyful
yells by the hoodlums Then the mob broke
loose on Howell street, few blocks away in
another direction, where the japanese reside.
Here windows were broken also. but the Jap
anese resented. and with bottles and boards at
tackled their assailants. Several people were in
1ured IN the counter attacks.
From the Canadian Pacific Railway wharves
dozen japanese were thrown into the water
but were rescued. Three white men were
stabbed by japanese and two others cut with
broken bottles. = newspaper going home
was held up by a japanese, and when the latter
was taken TO the police station a search revealed
a murderous looking knife.
All night bands of armed Japanese walked the
streets keyed to high pitch by the excitement
and bent revenge. They were restrained
however.
II was a coincidence that NJ. Ishi the special
envoy Of the Japanese government. arrived last
night.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Ottawa, Sept 9.-Canada after negotiations
with the imperial authorities has consented 70
refer the Canadian end OF the Newfoundland
fisheries dispute with the United States TO The
Hague conference.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
For sale by w. A. HAYES
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of authority given. in a
mortgage deed executed by w. j.
Hughes and wife, Ida L. Hughes, to s.
Strudwick, and properly recorded IN
the office of Register of Deeds tor Or
ange County, IN Book L., pages I06 100,
the undersigned will sell at pablo
auction for cash at the count house doc,
in Hillsbero, OF Saturday, May Is, 1897,
the following tracts or parcels Of land
lying and being in Orange County
Cheeks Township, and described and
defined as follows. to-wit e..
One tract adjoining the lands of JEFF.
Browning. John E. Hammer. Mary Dur
ham and Others and bounded as toll
lows Beginning at a post oak, Hughes
and Hapner's corner, running THENCE
north 80 and Sd degrees, east $3.50 chs
to, a fallen black oak, John e. Hammer
and Mary Darha1n's corner ; thence
south, with Mary Durham's line, re
chs and s 1-3 links to a rock, jeff.
Browning's corner thence south s and
81 degrees west $3.50 chaias to q dog
wood. on Hughes line, Browning's
corner !; thence north 16 chains and S
and l-3 links with Hughes line 20 the
beginning. containing all the land with
In the said boundaries except i've acres
off the east, and thereof sold by r, ].
Garden and wife to Hoskins and new
owned and occupied by Melinda Tin
min, colored. and containing One Hun
bred Acres, more or less.
Also other tract adjoining said
tract, and described as follows : Begin
ming at white oak on -- line, thence
north Is chains and 8 l-3 links to. a
white oak. thence east SO and Sd de-
grees north, $3.50 chains to a rock ON
Mary DurhaAA line. thence south Is
chains and S and l-3 links to a per-
simmon, thence west SO and "a de.
grees south, $3.50 chains to the first
station, containing One Hundred and
Five and o-Thire Acres. 7.
Sale ls made to satisfy said mortgage
and to pay costs.
This 18th day of April, 1907.
8. STRUDWICK,
Mortgageo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
DR.. Shoop's
Night Cure
W. 4. HAYES.
w. A. HAYES.
GALE OF TRACT OF VALUABLE
LAND.

On the 20th day OF May, 1907, the IN
dersigned will offer for sale at the
conrt Aouse door in Hillsboro, N. O., 10
the highest bidder, a tract Of land in
Cheeks Township, Orange County. on
che waters Of Emo river, adjoining the
lands of Robert J.. Garden, VIM. Jesse
Hughes and others, and containing
Eighty Acres, more or less. it being
known as the Armstrong Efand land.
Terms Of sale : Unc-third cash, bal.
ance in equal installments of six and
twelve months, with interest on de-
ferred payments from day of sale until
paid.
Sale made pursuant to all order of the
Superior Court of Orange County. N.
g., in a Special Proceeding entitled
Eugene A.. Hughes against w. Jesse
Hughes and others.
Sale made for Il division OF proceeds
among the heirs of j. X. Hughes. de.
ceased.
This 23d da, of April, 1907,
S. NJ. GATTIS,
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16

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