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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
ERIE LIMITED WRECKED
Chicago-New York Train nerslled at
 Open Suiteh---34 Injured

Meadville, Pa, Sept 13-Thirty- four persons were injured early to- day in the wreck of an Erie passen- ger train at Geneva, eight miles west of here Railroad officials believe the wreck was due to enemies of the com- pany opening a switch
 Thirty-on of the injured were pas sengers and three railroad employees II is not believed that any of the vic tims wtll die.
 Al the time of the accident the train was running fifty miles en hour Epon striking the open switch the entire train left the track the locomotive turning over on its side
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
SrNN YEN LEAGUES APPEAL.

New York Sept lS--The executive committee of the sim Fein League of America organized at q conference in Buffalo N Y on August s last, issued 2 manifesto to the Irish people of America after meeting held in this city o-day The document condemns appeals to the British parliament as useless and urges Irish Americans to give no money or moral support to the Irish parliamentary party
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
NO AMERICAN HORSES
Born Animals, Including
 Keene's, Excluded at Buenos Ayres.

Buenos Ayres, Sept la,-Much un- favorable comment has been created by the action of the racing commits sion of the Buenos Ayres Jockey club in adopting g resolution excluding for eign born horses from all the classic races, Just as conslgnments, aggregat- Ing nearly 100 of the pick of American horses from the stables of J. B. Hag- gin and James R. Keene are on the way to this city.
 Members of the Jockey club declare that the adoption of this resolution had been contemplated for some time. solely with the object of compelling the transfer to this country of uruguayan studs and that it had no relation whatever to the draft of American horses which will arrive here tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
SOCIALISTS ys. CATHOLICS.

Buda Pest Sept s. The socialists to day created serious disturbances during the Eueharistic procession which was held in connection with the Catholic congress now sitting here, The police used their swords to restore or der and fifty of the rioters were ar rested
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
ITALIAN DEMOCRATS MEET
Fifth Ward Club Elects It's Officers
 for Year.

At a special meeting of the Fifth Ward Italian Democratic club, which was held yesterday afternoon in Mol loys hall, officers were elected for the coming year. The following were chosen; Chairman, Antonia Destefano; president Ludiv1eo Palmero; vice pres ident Pasquale Cavaliere. secretary. Guglielmo: treasurer, Michael Yovane sergeant-at-arms, Alphonso Passa About 12b members were in attend ance
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
DEGREE FOR MIR. DICKEpMAN.

The Ohio state Normal Institute, Lebanon Ohio, has conferred the degree of doctor of divinity upon Rev. W, F. Dickerman, secretary of the Connecti- cut Convention of Cniversalist church and superintendent of the nisgion work of this convention, and also secretary of the State Federation of Churches.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
CONFINEMENT FOR THAW
Transferred to Westchester, Re Is No
 Longer . Privileged Character.

Saratoga, N. r.. Sept 1S.-Sheriff Lane of Westchester county, who Is delegate to the republican state convention. learned to-day through the newspapers that Harry K. Thaw had been transferred from the Duchess county jail to his custody. He telegraphed this afternoon instruc- tions 10 the warden of the White Plains to place Thaw in the hospital ward of the prison on his arrival there tomorrow
 Sheriff Lane said that this ward was a large room with barred win dows and doors, and that Thaw would have no exercise except hat he could get in this room. There would be no objection, he said, to his having meals sent in from restaurant.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
TENEMENT BADLY BURNED
Midnight Fire Does Much Damage In
 West Street

Fire shortly before midnight last night badly damaged the family frame tenement house at 134 West streets, owned by Mrs Sarah Early. The fire broke out in q kitchen in the basement. The origin Is unknown as everyone in the house was asleep at the time, The fire leaped through the basement windows and licked right up the outside of the structure, burning 1t al the way up The damage will prob ably be about S60l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14

Washington. Sept 13.--Forecast for Monday and Tuesday:
 New England--Fair Monday and Tuesday; light to fresh variable winds,
 Eastern New York-Fair Monday and Tuesday. light 10 fresh variable winds, becoming northerly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14
WOODROW WILSON ARRIVES.

New York Sept 13--Dr Woodrow Wilson. president of Princeton Univer- slty, was 8 passenger on the steamer Caledonia which arrived from Glasgow, to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-14

sPORTs--Pspes I and Q. Locals Bid Farewell, Cubs Land Second Berth. Pirates Lose and Drop a Peg. N H. H. SIS Footbal, Practice. petroits Drop Game. southington Beats Annex. Yanks Trounce Providence. The Weeks Sports Blues Whic East Sides. New Bowling League Formed
 EVENTS TO-DAy--rnGe t2. Through Death Valley" at the Grand Vaudeville at Polls.
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WEATHER RECORD.

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NEWS SUMMARY,
GENEp AT.

GENERAL.
 rretldents Eulogy of Taft r...,, Catholic Clergy Hooted in London Hughes Forces Fall to Get Together Religious Editors Meet ..,,t.,,.,,,. Labor in Politics ,.,.,,,,,.,.,,.,, Bryan and the Sabbath .,.,,,.',,,, Protestants Happy .,t,,,,,,,,.,,.', Not Picking quarrel .,,,,,,,,,,,, Erie Limited Wrecked ,,,.,,,,,,,, Financial News and Quotations Il
 CITY.
 oBrien Scores Liquor Dealers .,.. Many Favor Gum ,,,,,,,,,,,t,,'. Grays Honor Dead ,r.,..,,.,,,''. Ligh, Vote to hc Folled To dayn. Tenement Badly Buined ...,.,,..,, Build up Signal Corps .,,,,,,,.,', Ready for Football Practice e,,,,.,,, Declare for Loos ,,.,,,,e,,,,,,,,. Mir Battles Talk ,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,,, Italians Democrats Meet ,t..t..s..
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 BADLY INJURIES WIFE

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
REFUSES To
MAKE RESPONSE
Market ReSiSts Efforts to
Advance it--AdminiS-
tration Dampers on

NEW YORK, March 4.-The stock
market was whipped into a semD-
lance of animation for a time today,
but soon the proceedings dropped
back into lethargic state with a re-
action from the advance. covering
operations by shorts were assisheo
as chief source of the demand,
which was invited by asuccessiohoi
incidents in the last day or Two ser'-
ing to make the shorts uneasy 10
day there was printed in the hnaneiai
district a specific statement attrib-
uted TO Attorney General Bonaparte
that there was no intention on the
mart of the government authorities
70 move an Injunction against the
navment of the Southern Pacific diyi-
dend on. shares held in the Union
pacific control. The bear element in
the speculation has been making
much of this supposed intention to
help on depressing stocks and they
hought to cover with this develop
ment.
Support was still evident In Ma
tional Lead and the resumption Oh
mining operations In the Montana
conner camp continued under dis
cussion with some stimulating effect
on the copper industrials. The ex-
tension of the rise today, after a con-
siderable advance yesterday, drove
In shorts which we're not affected yes
terday. The dying out OF the de-
mand after these operations were ell
fected was pronounced. The element
that prospers from habitual activity
In stock operations was much I'M
pressed with the progress OF attempts
to secure legislation looking TO the
limitation of such operations to the
actual transfer of holdings fully paid
for.
The introduction of "A bill in con-
gress to tax stock transfers at the
rate of so cents for every 800 share
of stock makes a penalty that would
he prohibitive of the ordinary mar
ginal operations In stocks. Reports
that this bill had the approval OF the
administration were current about
the stock exchange and added 10 the
feeling of gloom fov some time prev
alent over any chance of revival OF
stock market activity. Fears were
EXPRESSED of similar measure from
Albany. The agitation in favor OF re-
striction of dealings in future priVl-
leges on commodities added to the
Importance of the subject of the es-
timation of the stock trading ele-
ment. The numerous prosecutions
announced on behalf of the govern
ment against the railroad companies
for noncompliance with the SAFETY
device requirements of the law kept
alive the subject of governmental ae-
tiyities against corporations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
The Jessup Camp
Is Making Good

Reports from the new camp of Jes-
sup near Browns station, continue
to indicate that the gold deposit there
is bearing out the hopes of the camp
enthusiasts. says the Reno Journal.
w. w Henry. Jr.. mining engineer
of Wonder and who has since been
engaged in examination work in
Nome, Alaska, is registered at the
Golden, having just returned from
an examination of the camp at White
Canyon in the Jessup district.
THE Geological formation" stated
Mr.. Henry, sis favorable for the con-
centration of gold values. There are
rhyolitic porphyry bikes intrusive in
old andesite, the strike of the vein
being northeasterly and Southwestern
ly The surface showing is the best
| ever say and gold has been found
over a very decided area. Extraordi-
narily rich values are found on the
Murray and Jessup and on the Hop
kns property. Armour and Bird,
who own the Dog Star and White
Cap claims. got assays from S54 to
1920 on seven samples taken from
their property.
Considering the age OF the camp
the showing is remarkable. Many
people are headed for White Canyon
aud even now the little town can
boast of nearly 100 tents and popu-
lation OF $50"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
MINING, MARKETS AND METAL

now in progress for the crushing
plant, battery and concentrating
floors OF this new mill. Grading has
also been begun for railroad line
from the mines to the smelter site,
a distance of about two miles. This
line should be completed within three
months.
Toward the close of 1907 the emf
nent mining engineer, J. II. McKen-
zie. after an inspection of the prop
erty. became general manager. Mr..
Mckenzie's reputation as a conserva-
tive and successful mining man is too
well known to require any comment
here. We merely mention is as a
complete assurance that the property
will be splendidly handled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05

GOLDFIELD, March 2.-sJames X.
Davis, one of the directors OF the Ne
vada Hills at Fairview, received a
telegram from Superintendent Web
Der today stating that four feet of
solid sulphide ore had been en-
conntered on the 200-foot level OF the
lease shaft which is being operated
by the company that runs from SEQ
to 5000 per ton. This the first
purely sulphide ore encountered in
the mine and Superintendent Weber
says one-half the values are in gold
and the other half silver.
Because of difficulty in marketing
its ores the company has shipped but
little ore lately and the directors
have decided to suspend dividends
for an indefnate period. At the
meeting of the board, which Is to be
held in Salt Lake on March I, the
matter of reduction work viii be
taken up. II arrangements cannot
be made with some one OF the copper
producers of Yerington for smelter
mill will be built.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
LOCAL MARKET
REMAINS DULL
EIy's Big Issues Alone are
Holding up in Trading
Latter is Light

Yesterday showed little or no i'm
provement In market conditions
Dizziness prevailed. The Ely issues
alone held their own in the copper
list. On the local exchange total
of $3.50 shares were traded in.
umberland Ely, Nevada Consolidat-
ed and Newhouse were the high pric-
ed ones participating In these sales,
Cumberland Ely selling at the high
asked price of the day. Sales were
as follows: Cumberland Ely. 10 at
$7.75; Blackhorse Phoenix, 1000 at
2; Butte Ely. 100 at 61; Ely Con-
solidated. 500 at So Federal Ely,
800 at 16; Mcdonald Ely, 100 at 35;
Nevada Consolidated. 20 at 1927 " !;
Richard Ely. 100 at % "; New
house so at IS; Dexteretta. 1000 at
On the s p. m. call the quota
lions were as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
GOIdfieId Con. Has
Excellent Look

In market circular just issued,
HAYDEN. Stone, Il Co, writes of Gold
field Consolidated Mines company,
az follows;
In its earlier history the con-
stituent mines now included In the
Goldfield Consolidated we're very
widely known. the principal among
them being the celebrated Mohawk,
the Red Top. Jumbo and Combi-
nation mines The early develop
ment of these properties was through
the system of leases. In this way
attention was largely directed to the
development of very high grade ship
ping ores. The record OF these ship
ments during the years 1906 and
1907 was extremely sensational and
has been a matter OF great newspa-
per notoriety. In the course OF these
operations large bodies OF milling
ores have been opened up, and event
ually the treatment of these milling
ores will be source OF profit addi-
tional to what Is derived from hand
ling shipping ores.
The principal producing factors OF
the Goldfeld Consolidated are still
the Mohawk, Combination. Red Top
and Jumbo group of claims, which
comprise practically undivided
tract and one upon which commercial
values have already been demon
strated for length OF about 5000
feet. The aggregate extent OF open
ings already created Is about GA
miles.
The leading producer of the COM
pany Is the Mohawk. upon which the
ore body Is developed to the $50
foot level below which Wine, ex-
tended to a depth of so feet. shows
very high values, The shaft proper
is being sunk to depth OF $50 feet,
and the ore shoot will be reached
by crosscuts at the $50 and $50 foot
levels. This shaft has now attained
a depth OF 900 feet.
The bottom OF the winze above re-
ferred to was. at recent accounts, In
ore running from SIS to $125 per
ton, with a streak varying In width
from Is inches to feet in the heart
of the vein carrying values OF about
5000 per ton
The Goldfield Consolidated is now
engaged In shaping its AFFAIRS for
broader scale of operations. likewise
for the effective and economical
treatment OF its deposits OF milling
ore. To this end all possible haste
Is being made in the construction OF
milling plant! the daily capacity OF
which will be 500 tons. Grading Ii
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
BINFoRp a HuLsE LETTER.

The market was somewhat DOR
mant today. Only the brokers took
any part and they were unable to in
fuse life in the proceedings. The
copper stocks of this district were
the only stocks that showed any life
at all. Tomorrow should show some
Improvement Closing quotations
,a.tardav vYara ac foIlowe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-05
INVESTME
OPPORTUNITY

desiring in real estate in the will
excellent opportunity than is afforded in lots in
business and residence districts of Ely City, the certain
largest population and highest activity this mining
district
Ely City the terminal point of the Nevada Northern rail
road and the only practical sites for large railroad
yards shops freight depots houses round houses etc.
that available in the district It must therefore remain
railroad of the district all trains whether for pas
senger freight line traffic beginning and ending their
here It's future great smelling center which will at
tonnage of from all Nevada and from parts
of California and Utah is also assured
For the accommodation of present important needs and in
preparation for much greater which will develop with the
beginning of production for their immense concentrating
and smelling plants by the Cumberland Ely and Nevada Con-
solidated mining companies number of fine modern build
ngs have been erected in Ely City, miles of broad streets
graded sidewalks built electric light wires for street lamp
residence and other purposes put service lines placed
telephone lines built throughout the TOWNSHIP miles of
water mains, delivering splendid service from mountain
springs under the streets and tapped by service pipes to
all residences and buildings well connected with ade
quate system of fire hydans and many other taken with
result of placing Ely City at the present time at the front
the most modern and best equipped city the state Nevada
In placing money Ely City real estate the investor
make mistake It affords opportunity for the making of
high, legitimate profits For further information call
address the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-11
How BRYAN Received News.

Lincoln, Neb., July 1870 far had
dawn advanced that a light was
scarcely needed when the bulletin
flashing the news of the conventions
action arrived. It galvanized into life
the somnoent spirits and dropping
lids of the party which sat the night
through in the Bryan sun parlor The
nominee to be sat beside his daughter,
Grace, on a settee when for the third
time Mr., Bryan heard himself select.
ed to lead his party in the battle of
ballots for control of the administra-
ton of the United States. A. r. Tai
bot, Mr.. Bryan's former law partner,
was the first to grip his hand, and
for a while he was kept busy with
both hands acknowledging the CON
of the fifteen people in
the room. A loving cup filled with
grape juice was brought
out, each one present taking a sip.
Aside from his immediate family, for
mer law partner, his secretary and
Mrs. J. w. Winger and sister, Mrs
Allen, Mr.. Bryan's companions dur
ing the night were newspaper CORES.
pondents,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-11
Offlceholders.

Coincident with the enormous in.
crease In expenditures have come an
addition to the number of office-hold.
ers. During the past year 23,73i were
added, costing SIC, 1885, goo, and in the
past six years of the Republican ad.
ministration the total number of new
offices created, aside from any com.
missions, has been 99,319, entailing
an additional expenditure of nearly
SO,000,000, as against only 1929 new
offices created under the Cleveland
and Mckinley administrations. which
involved an expenditure of only So,
100000. We denounce this great and
growing increase in the number OF of
flee holders as not only unnecessary
and wasteful, but as clearly indicating
deliberate purpose on the part OF
the administration to keep the Repub.
lican party in power at public expense
thus Increasing the number of its re.
tainers and dependents. Such proceed.
ure we declare to be no less danger.
GUS and corrupt than the open pur.
chase of votes at the polls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-11
frugal ana efficient administration.
Waterways.

frugal ana efficient administration.
Waterways.
Water furnishes the cheapest means
Of transportation, and the national
government having the control OF nav.
igable waters. should improve them to
their fullest capacitw We earnestly
favor the immediate adoption of lib
eral and comprehensive plan for i'm
proving every water course in the
Union, which is justified by the nv
the needs of commerce, and to secure
that end We favor, when practicable,
the connection of the great lakes with
the navlgable rivers and with the gulf,
through the Mississippi, and the navi-
gable rivers with each other, and the
rivers, bays and sounds of our coasts
with each other by artificial canals,
with a view to perfecting a system
of inland waterways. TO be navigated
by vessels of standard draught.
We favor the coordination of the
various services OF the government
connected with waterways In one ser.
vice for the purpose Of aiding In their
completion of such a system of inland
waterways, and we favor the creation
OF a fund ample for continuous work,
which shall be conducted under the d.
rection of a commission Of experts TO
be authorized by law.
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Continue rom Page 2

slam at the mention Of the great
leaders name broke loose the aisles
turned toward Mrs. Leavitt, who
smiling and happy listened to the
ovations accorded her father.
Il now declare w. J. Bryan to be
the nominee of the Democratic party
for president of the United States,
said Chairman Clayton. The an.
nouncement was greeted with perfect
pandemonium of sound, floor and gal.
leries joining in defending long con
tinued tumult.
The decisive ballot was followed at
the first lull with motions from the
Gray and Johnson leaders to make the
nomination unanimous, and by accla.
nation, which was carried with an
echoing chorus of approval in which
every state joined Its voice, with but
one dissenting vote, that OF a delegate
from Georgia.
The convention adjourned at $3.50
o'clock until O'Clock after having
been in continuous session over eight
hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-11
Railroads.

We assert the right of congress to
exercise complete control over inter.
state commerce and the right of each
state to exercise just as complete a
control over commerce within its bor-
ders.
We demand sucL enlargem mt Of
the powers of the interstate commerce
commission as may be necessary to
enable II to protect persons and places
from indiscrlmination and extortion,
and to compel the railESads to perform
'n lie,H Gaties as common carriers.
We favor the efficient supervision
and state regulation of railroads en-.
gagged in interstate commerce. To
this end we recommend the physical
valuation of the railroads by the inter !
state commerce commission, such val !
uation to take into consideration the |
original cost of construction and all
elements of value that will render the |
valuation made fair and Just.
We favor such legislation as will |
prohibit the railroads from engaging
in business which brings them into |
competition with their shippers with /
legislation which will assure such re.
duction in transportation rates as con.
ditions will permit, care being taken
to avoid that reduction that would
reduction of wages, prevent
adequate service or do injustice to le-
climate investments.
We heartily approve the laws pro.
hibiting the pass and rebate, and we
favor any further necessary legislation
to restrain, correct and prevent such
abuses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-11
Vote In Detail.

Denver, July 1O.-Following was tn,
vote in detail
Aabama-Bryan, %.
Arkansas-Bryan, IS,
California-Bryan, 20.
Colorado-Bryan, 10.
Connecticut-Bryan, o; Johnson. 5
Delaware-Gray, 6.
Florda--Bryan, 10.
Georgia-Gray, 20; Bryan, 4 John
son. 2.
ldaho-Bryan, 6.
lllinois-Bryan, 81. ~--
lndiana-Bryan. 90.
nansds- Bryan, 20.
Kentucky-Bryan, 26,
Louislana-Bryan. IS.
Maine-Bryan, 10; Johnson. 1; not
voting, L.
Maryland-Bryan, Z; Johnson, 8.
Massachusettes-B 80.
MATHEMATICIAN, 2S.
nesota-Johnson, %.
Mississippi-Bryan, 20.
Missouri-Bryan, SO.
Montana-Bryan, 6.
Nebraska-Bryan, 16.
Nevada-Bryan, 6.
New mpshire-Bryan, z; John
son, |.
New Jersey-Gray. "a.
New York-BTyan, rs: unit rule
North Carolina-Bryan, IS.
North Dakota-Bryan, 8.
Oklahoma-BBryan, IS.
Ohio-Bryan, 46.
Oregon-Bryan, s.
North Carolina-Bryan, 49,
nnsylvania-Bryan 40 IL; John
son, g. Gray, 10; not voting, 2.
Rhode Island-Bryan, 5; Johnson, 3,
South Carolina-Bryan, IS.
South Dakota-Bryan, 8.
Tennessee-Bryan, "a,
TeXas-Bryan, &C.
Utah-Bryan, 6.
Vermont-Bryan, z; not voting, l.
Virginia-Bryan, "a.
Wisconsin-Bryan, 26.
Wyoming-Bryan, 6.
Alaska-Bryan, G.
Arizona-Bryan, 6.
District Of Columbia-Bryan, 6.
Hawaii-Bryan, 6.
New MeXico-Bryan, 6.
Porto Rco-Bryan. 6.