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The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

saIes-Regular call. Z O'Clock noon.
Chesapeake ard Potomac Telephone s.. Sl,eo9 a.
1921.
Traction 100 at ia. 10 AZ ia.
Georgetown Gas, az s.
MeFgenthaler ; az ~
National City Bank 10 at 49,
Union Trust at 1854. al 1873
After call-Unted States registered S. 500 at 1864
United States coupon g. 500 At lZgk
Potomac Fire Insurance 10 at ~
Mitchell Mining p at 5is.
GAS RQNDg
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

PRICE CHANGES FOR 4 YEAR.

Following are the prices of the most
active stocks on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday and the CORE
spending date a year ago.
GAS BONDS
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r. Chapman &
Co.. members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman manager 1901 L street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
PRICE CHANGES FOR THE WEEK.

Total sales on the Washington Stock
Exchange for the week ended March Q
Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co.
brokers, members Washington Stock Ex-
change, 1344 f street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

lators all over the country had told, not
without a certain amount of pride, how
they were locked up with II.
Steel common was again under tremen-
dous pressure. but good support seemed
10 be met with at 81. and by the time the
session closed the stock had recovered
practically all Of its early decline. This
issue led all others In point of activity,
and even the bears were forced TO admit
that in view OF the amount Of selling.
the addition to the floating supply seemed
! to be surprisingly small The preferred
was well bought and closed well above
Fridays final quotations.
American Sugar Refining was weak as
a result OF the films Of a suit for the
recovery of damages in connection with
the closing down Of the plant Of the Penn
sylvania Sugar Refining Company. Deal
lings in stock were not especially heavy
and in the last half hour a rally occurred
on the covering of traders shorts.
/ Some brokers said they could see evil
dence OF Standard Oil buying in st, Paul,
which was one Of the strongest stocks
on the list. and in Amalgamated Copper,
which, while weak IL times. showed fair
railying power Just before the market
closed the news reached the street that
a settlement had been reached on the
wage question In the Butte mining sec
/ ton, but hardly I'm time TO make much
difference In the days trading in tile cop
per stocks.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles g. Gates x o.
r,ffnbrrs New York stock Exchange Munsey Building
S,,... "a man S43.7OO shares
Tot,I soIes S43,7OO shares
Cali money! H., So; low, IA close, IA
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The weeks end on the Washington
Stock Exchange was not very encour-
aging TO those who make a study of local
market conditions. The boom in railroad
and gas shares with which the week
started petercd out 10 practically moth
ing, and The market Is left bare Of stocks
to buy or sell, and prices la such shape
as 10 offer little induccmcut 20 venture
money on the uncertain sea Of specula-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

New York. March 9-CIosing quotations Of United
States government bonds;
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

Business yesterday was the smallest
for the week, being confined 90 about
twelve sales. fairly we'll scattered over
the list Prices also at the closing were
down, and things az about the lowest
ebb. So FAR as interest IN the several is
sues Is concerned. 1, was "a bear crowd
that gathered al noon and the regular
call and after cali business was gagged
on the lower levels. There was plenty o.
bidding. but NO stock forthcoming.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY E Il. Chapman =
Co, members New York stock Exchange, C. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 L street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

lators all over the country had told, not
without a certain amount OF pride, now
they were locked up with IT,
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WAL STREET NOTES
Market Is Weak and RumOr
Mills Keep Busy.
DECLINES, BUT NO FAILURES
Every House Able TO Withstand the
Losses which Follow Downward
MOnthS-HiI issues Finally Give
Way After Holding Up Well.

New York. March 9.-Wall street was
full OF rumors to-day. many Of them old
most of them bearish, and probably all of
them untrue, the day in this respect not
differing materially from every other day
during the week, when prices had gone
down at most anything. Many brokers
thought the resumption of operations by
the rumor mill was "a good sign, for it
might mean that the bears were endeavor-
ing TO cover. using every means that came
to their hands for the accomplishment Of
that purpose. The stories to-day covered
the whole range from the embarrasi-
ments Of individuals TO iII-feeling between
high financial interests ana the old yarn
about a recc!vcrship for an important
hduciary concern.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security and Trust ............. -
National Safc Deposit and Trust ls9
Washington Lean and Trust. ....--....... 20
Washington S5fe ep0slt..-.............. %
Union Trust warrants ..-------.-. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-15
When the Protector of "Pete''
The White House Bull Dou,
Could Not Be Found, Great
Was the CONSERVATION.
NOT EVEN AT HOME OF
HIS SWEETHEART.
Secret service.squad Is Called
Into Game to Search for the
Missing Lad Was Finally
Found in Street.

Washington, Dec. Ii Quentin
Roosevelt, aged eight, one time the
protector of Pete, the White House
bulldog, and charmer of snakes that
terrified Cabinet members and sent
ehills up and down the spines of diplo-
mats, gave the White House another
Jar today
When the. time came to dress for
dinner, which is z O'clock. Quentin
was nowhere to be found. Garret and
cellar were searched. but no Quentin,
Then the grounds and the offices were
hunted for traces of snakes or bull
dogs or bonfires. but never trace.
The secret service squad was called
out next and search of all Washing
ton was begun for the truant.
With knowledge born of experience
a. couple of men were despatched to
the humble home where lives a pretty
little dark-haired, dark-eyed lass of
twelve or fourteen years. the object of
Master Roosevelt's affections. But
he was not there; he had left two
hours before, bound, so the girl said,
AVs a, sssldhc I'll DlIu
Porting over their books at the Force
school and putting down one and car
rying two, Quentin and the little girl
had first winked, then smiled and
next he was walking home with two
sets of school books under his arms.
why, hasn't he got home YETI"
asked the little girl, with dimping
cheeks and smiling eyes this evening
HE left here at 4:15."
Does he come up every afternoon"
she was asked.
. 81 mot every one. He has his music
lessons. ="
.-, Quentin was finally found playing in
Massachusetts avenue, a couple of
Blocks from the home of his little
sweetheart and near the school. The
detectives hustled him home.
The independence which has made
his father famous is strongly develop
ed in Quentin. Though he and his
brother Archie attend the same school
they seldom or never play together.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-15
FOUNTAIN CITY, IND.

Fountain City, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Sol
Boren of Buffalo is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William CARRIER, of this place.
Mrs. Boren will stay through the hol-
idays.
Victor Benton and wife of Chicago.
came Saturday to stay over Christmas
with Mr.. Benton's parents, Mr.. r. A.
Benton and family
Oscar Lovin of Richmond is visiting
Horace Throckmorton and wife for a
few days.
Nye Snyder and wife, went to Union
city to spend Sunday.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

OF trial court affirmed. opinion by
Associate Justice Abbott.
No 11S3, Territory OF New Mexico
appellee. versus l.. \. Meredith ap-
pcllant: appealed from district court
OF Union county. Judgment of trial
court affirmed, opinion by Associate
Justice Abbott.
no. 1852, Browne and MunZanarcs
company, appellee, versus Cassius g.
Gisc appellant; appealed from DIS
trict court of san Miguel county
Judgment of trial court affirmed.
opmmon by Associate Justice Parker
40. 1177, Eagle Mining and I'M
provement company, appellant YER
sus Mary r.. Hamilton, ct al, appel
lees: appealed from district court of
Lincoln county Judgment of iridl
court affirmed, opinion by Associate
Justice Abbott.
No. 117S. II. B. Hamilton Jr., ad-
miniStrator of the estate OF II. u.
Hamilton. deceased. and Mary Il.
Hamilton. ct al Aappellees. versus
Eagle Mining and Improvement com
pauy. appellant; appealed from dis
trict court Of Lincoln county. JudE-
ment OF trial court affirmed, opinion
bv Associate Justice Abott.
80 1903. Olive COrcordn. appellee.
versus Albuquerque Traction com
pany, appellant; appealed from dts
trlct court of Bernalillo county.
Argued and submitted
No. 1O45. United states of America
appellee, versus MariOno +. Sena, ap-
pellant: appealed from federal court
Of First judicial district. Argued anG
submitted.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29
WIDESPREAD EXTENT
OF COPPER BEDS

Jerome, Ariz., August 29.-NeH
evidence comes forward with incrcas-
ing frequency of the widespread eX
tent of the Verde copper beds. The
expectation of geologists is thus find
ing confirmation, as they have all
along insisted that from the invari
able tendency of sulphide ore bodies
to assume a horizontal rather than
a vertical position, it would be high
ly unreasonable to suppose that the
United Verde Mine had obtained even
partial monopoly of the mineral re-
sources of the Jerome district. The
latest strike on the Little Daisy, an
extension OF the United Verde, has
disclosed what is virtually solid
black copper lying beneath a heavy
Gaping, i'm which much copper was
in evidence. The strike has given a
new incentive to the nearby Verde
Grande operations, where new ma
chinery has been installed capable
of sinking the shaft well below the
l .0O0-foot level. The Verde Grandc
equipment is said to be the best and
most substantial of any yet installed
in the district outside of the United
Verde.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29
MUST GO.
TO PEN FOR
LIFE
Supreme Court So Decides.
Many OthGr Cases
Passed Upon.

santa Fe. y. NJ. August 29.-Six
opinions were handed down by the
territorial supreme court yesterday
la cases which had been taken under
RdviSemcut from the January ses-
sious and i'm every instance the judg-
ment of the trial courts was affirmed.
one opinion embraced two causes
which had been consolidated for
expcdieucy i'm the district court and
were practically the same. Chief JUS
tiCe Mills rendered one opinion, As
saciate Justice McFie, one; Associate
Justice Parker, one; Associate JUS
tice Mann. one; and Associate JUS
uec Abott, three.
Probably the most important opin-
rendered was that in the case of
the Territory of New Mexico, versus
Elmer l.. Price. the latter having
been convicted of the murder Of
Frank y. curtis, which occurred
March 30, 1906 Curtis was a con-
tractor and Price news agent on
the Pecos Valley and Northwestern
Railway running between Armillo,
Texas. and Roswell, and the tragedy
occurred one night on their train. Ac-
cordinE to the statement of facts in
corporated in the opinion Price was
intoxicated at the time of the killing
and it was claimed he had annoyed
woman passenger Curtis demon
strated with him for his conduct and
Price drew a revolver and fired at
Curtis. Curtis fell .mortally wound
ed and died within a few minutes
w H. Cox, a deputy sheriff of
Roosevelt county, who was passen-
ger on the train. placed Price under
arrest and the prisoner was taken off
the train at Roswell. Price was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to life impris-
onment in the territorial penitentiary.
The opinion sustaining the judgment
of the trial court was rendered by
Associate Justice Abott.
In the case of the Territory of
New Mexico versus L. \. Meredith.
who was convicted of the larceny of
cattle from Joseph Davis, an opiu-
ion was also handed down by Associ-
ate Justice Abbott
Lettering BY Minors
Associate Justice McFia rendered
an opinion i'm the case of the Terri
tory Of New Mexico versus Joshua Il
Church. The defendant i'm this cause
had been found guilty of permitting
minors to loiter and frequent his sa-
loon in Roswell and was sentenced &c
pay & fine of $50 and costs. Motion;
for a new trial and in arrest of judg-
ment were overruled and ii was ther
appealed to the supreme court.
An opinion was rendered by Asso
ciate Justice Mann in the case o
James f. Hancock versus George *
Beasley and Austin Beasley. Thl
case was appealed from the distric
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

knowledge of the contraband stuff.
They said they themselves had taken
the material aboard without the cap
tain'S permission.
The court, however, held the cap
tain responsible, and fined him $500,
while holding over for later consider
alton the amount of guilt of the
other officers and crew.
The British authorities at first in
sisted on keeping the NaVahoC but
representations were made by the
German government that this would
be unfair to the owner of the boat,
Consul Watgen, and as an act OF
Grace Great Britain agreed not to
press the matter.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29
Life Insurance,

For twenty-five cents you can now
insure yourself and family against
any bad results from an attack OF
collie or diarrhoea during the sum-
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bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medi-
cine that has never been known to
fail Buy II now, Il may save life.
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

Get a free sample OF DR.. Shops
Health Coffee" at our store. II rea'
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Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

Piles get quick ana certain relief
from Or. Shoop's Magic Ointment
Please note 1t is made alone foI
Piles, and it's action is positive and
certain. Itching, painful, protruding
or blind piles disappear like magic by
its use. Large nickel-capped glas'
lars so cents. Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

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Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

London, August 29.-Capt Syca-
more, Tommy Lipton's skipper who
failed to defeat Capt. Barr in the
American cup races, has been fined
$500 on the charge of smuggling. The
German racing yacht Navahoe was
the modern smuggler's craft, and
she attempted to bring into Bright
lingsea a cargo of contraband tobac-
co.
The Navahoe has just won the
famous race from Dover to Heligo-
land, under Sycamore'S piloting. She
ran into Brightlingsea at night with
out flying the German flag. Late in
the evening. the steward in a small
boat, was caught by the custom Of
fiCers and load of COntraband to-
bacco was discovered ON her.
The customs men then boarded
the Navahoc, and found large
quantity of tobacco, cigars, spirits and
pcrfumery, all dutiable articles hid
den about the ship, sJme of it being
tucked away beneath the flooring.
Cant. Sycamore admitted that his
last port of call had been Ostend in
Belgium.
In Court
In court sycamore said the Nava-
hoe had been fitted fpr q cruise, and
that accounted for the large amount
If dutiable goods obOard her. The
members of the crew supported their
captain, and swore that he had no
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-29

court OF Dona Ana county II was
alleged that George r.. Beasley had
converted to his own use l25 head OF
Angora goats which were the proper
~ OF Hancock. Judgment was found
IN favor OF the plaintiff which the
opinion OF the higher court sustain
II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
BARELAS SKINS
SANTA FE
TEAM
DEFEATS ANCIENT CITY AT
S0C0RR0 BY SCORE OF 80
Fastest Amateur Baseball Ever
Seen in New Mexico Opens
the Tournament at Southern.
CLANCY Wins Game,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal. !
Socorro, N. M. Sept 2S.-The Ba-
relas Greys an amateur team from
the suburb south of albuquerque,
smashed a singing defeat into the
Santa Fe base ball team here this af-
ternoon in the opening game of the
base ball tournament. winning by q
score of to O. in one of the fastest
amateur games ever seen in New Mex
ico
From start to finish both teams
played winning ball and it was not un-
til the fifth Inning that run was
made. Then the Barelas team got
three. all the runs that We're made.
Galgano. Diamond and Clancy of
the Browns played with the Barelas
team and Clancy won the game. With
two men on bases he drove a long low
ball into left field, scored the base
runners and scored himself on a
passed ball at the plate. 1t was a
pretty drive and deserved three bases.
The crowd was at fever heat
throughout the game and both teams
played winning ball. Galgano and
Isbell waged the battle throughout
with the Albuquerque boys having a
shade the best of 1t. Aside from
Clancy's hit, however, there was very
little hitting on either side.
The score:
barelas $500. .eOO O5O UOO-3
Santa Fe 1000 600 000-0
atteries-Galgano and Diamond;
Isbell and Pettus. Umpire. Combs
Tomorrow morning Socorro will
meet Barelas and in the afternoon the
Browns will play a picked team which
will be organized in a special effort
to get a team strong enough to beat
the Albuquerque aggregation.
Browns OFF for SocOrrO.
If the Mcintosh Browns do not win
today's game at the Socorro fair, il
will be because there is crack team
in the tournament for the line-up of
the Brownies will be made up OF
Browns. Trinidads and other speedy
talent The line-up Is as follows:
Brieriys catcher; cFtible. pitcher;
Diamond, first base; Kunz. second
short stop: Green, right field; Nc
Hugh, center field; Graham, left field;
Roy Mcdonald, and Roy Corhan, on
the bench.
Briefly and Green are catcher and
right fielder of the Trinidad team, and
the other players are all well known
local boys. GalganO, Diamond and
Clancy played with the Barelas Greys
yesterday afternoon at Socorro, while
today they will rejoin the Brownies
The team will leave this morning
on the Santa Fe excursion train to So
corro and while II is not known, 1t Is
believed that the Browns will play
the Santa Fe Salmon Grays or some
nine from the southern part of the
territory.
While all teams desiring admittance
into the tournament are promised OPP
ponents. the teams don't know who
they are going to play with until the
umpire announces the Mines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
PATRICK CALHOUN DEFENDS
ARREST OF EDITOR OLDER

San Francisco, Sept. 2S.-Patrick
Calhoun. president of the United
Railroads, said tonight that the all
legged attempt to kidnap Fremont
Older could not truthfully be made
to appear as having been undertaken
by those defending themselves from
charges of bribery. THE facts are.
Mr. Calhoun said, that Mr.. Luther
Brown, who is lawyer in Los An
geles and one of the associate counsel
In my defense. was attacked a few
evenings ago by the Bulletin, which
printed a story concerning him In con-
nection with an alleged attempt to
l<idnap former Supervisor Lonergan.
Under the state constitution there is
but two places that a man accused of
criminal libel can be arraigned: one
Is In the county wherein the person IL
beled has his residence. and the other
Is in the county where the libel Is pub
Ilshed Mr.. Brown swore out the war
rants in Los Angeles and had the war
rant approved in this county by Judge
Cook. Older was then arrested and an
attempt was made to take him to Los
Angeles. 1t was merely an ordinary
arrest
II is further pointed out by Browns
friends that II is perfectly obvious that
1t would have been futile to have at
tempted the arraignment of Older in
San Francisco county owing to the re-
latons existing between Older and
the prosecuting officials of San Fran
CISCO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
POPE DEALS BLOW TO
"HIGHER CRITICISM" "

Rome. Sept ss.--The Pope strikes
hard at the higher criticism" OF the
Bible IN his latest encycllcal which he
regards as the most important he has
yet issued during his p0ntifleate--
even more welghty than HIS manifesto
against the French government
His Holiness condemns IN dogmatic
form modern tendencies In the Cath
olic church as regards Bible criticism.
philosophy and politics. He especially
den0unceH the tone OF well-known
Catholic reviews. which he mentions
by name. The list includes the RE
vue Blblique.n which was founded By
the Dominican order at the suages-
tion OF Pope Leo Kill, who provided
funds for the purpose.
The cncycllcal has been prepared
from material collected by the pope's
agents ever since he assembled the
papal throne He has just completed
the text. but whether Il will be issued
% II now stands, or With the more
outfpoken portions deleled, Is not
known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
JURY FREES BOTH
CHAVEZ AND
RONQU|LL0@
Brings in Verdict ACquitting
Men Charged With Kicking
/RufuS Tucker to Death, [M

Especial Dispatch 10 the Msrniag JournaI.1
Santa Fe. n. M. Sept. 2s.--The jury
In the case of Chaves and Ronquillo,
charged with the murder of Rufus
Tucker, after being out for more than
twelve hours. came DftO court at
o'clock this morning/and presented a
verdict aequitting both the men. The
verdict was caus6 for some surprise
here, since Il was thought that the
territory had made a strong case
against the men. Tucker was killed
at a dance on June 10. 1905. He
was knocked down and kicked about
the head and body receiving injuries
from which he presently died
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

New York. Sent. 2S.-The state-
ment Of the clearing house banks for
the week shows that the banks hold
sb.646.575 more than the legal re-
serve requirements. This is y decrease
OF s2,75S.525 as compared with last
week The statement follows: Loans
st.f00.35i. SOC. increase t2.172.b00.
Deposits bb.f93,70O decrease,
St.s2a.9O0. Circulation. 25O.62s. 500.
decrease. $4,000. Legal tenders. s70.-
e37.100. Increase s372. 500. Specie,
sf9s. 800. decrease. S8.5es. 500.
Reserve. t26e. .f4h.00 decrease. S.
$4,000 Reserve required. s2g8.71R.-
AS. decrease. s4s1.es7. Surplus. S..
e48.b75. decrease. s2.75S.b25. TX.
United states deposlts tla,kfo.e2s
decrease. t2.fse.f7s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
CHARRED BONES MAY
CLEAR MURDER MYSTERY

New York, Sept. 2S.-The dlsap-
pearance Of Abraham Gill. of Brook
lyn a year ago. which was followed
by an exhaustive search. has been
partly explained In dispatches TO
his relatives here from Sandusky,
Mont. The truth seems TO be that
gill was murdered, for charred bones.
supposed to be his. have been found
In a cave near the ranch he owned In
Montana.
After graduating from the Brooklyn
Polytechnic institute Gill bought
a ranch In Montana. As deputy
United stateF marshal he broke up
a gang of band characters. and Il is
supposed that he was murdered by one
OF these men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
JAPANESE ACCUSED
OF PIRACY
Helpless Alaskan Village Loot
ed By yellow Sailors From
Sealing SChoonerS,

Seattle, Wash. Sept 2S.-A report
was made to United States Consul
Smith of Vancouver today by Captain
Monroe of the schooner Casec of a
case of pirating of the Alaska village
of Lytak Bay, on southwestern K0-
diak island, by the crew of Japa-
nese sealing schooner operating In
sea this season. The Casec
called at Litak Bay for water and the
Russian priests asked Captain Munroe
to inform the United States authors
ties of the outrage. The Japanese
landed from a schooner and broke
open houses and looted right and left.
all manner of things being dragged
from the houses. Another report has
been received that the Japanese seal
ers had landed on Shelikoff Island and
killed cattle running on the ranges
there.