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New-York tribune., 1908-09-03


prices unchanged at 9Soc for mtadIng a upland and
e55c for middiing Gulf saes o.S 211eS Mobue
quiet unchanged at 8@ Savannah Suiet %a6G 0Tsc
lower at 81 c. Norfolk quiet "a lower at 81ae sales
ouie oWer at sc saiss 259 bales St dull
~ lower at 99sc' Little Rock dull unehangea al gf
bales; New Orleans quiet unohangsd at 9c saIss' I
bales. Estimated receipts at Leading points Iot
s2qf ast week ana 4s94 last year At Galveston 55OC
70 $500 bales against 6e25 last |esE EEK anq ia
Us last week and 50 last year .,,,... s.o+ oot-
aong s9rss s99G sa opened ses
P9In1s lo c1oseS On STEADY al net decline of \
points september 4Sod septerber-o 4e5d;
octeber-Noyember 4621.d' Fe6I1af
t5sd; February -MaTch 45a1sd March April 4e1d:
etpadier3 TaiAa'c cIotPS Pla auiet I4s
GRAINEWEEAT--Not only was the wheat n market aIlst
considerable increase especially through con-
there was big trade reported during the day Of
ar times on buiiish news the Northwest This
related to large -four sales Sao 10 cr ee tba If had
been officially decided TO put velvet ea tre wqsst pos
sIpe 0y e relief over this decision circles
main factors connected with the early upturn
al a nob an6 6eH aa said had
heavy shipments OF wheat ] Lrq bls1ess @ bowever was
rather quiet the sales being limited 70 aDpII zen
% loads We're heard Northwest receipts again failed
- neet expectations being 465 cars against
ia last year while all interior markets mad $4,000
bushels Compared with 1.131O0o bushels last year.
FnrIish markets a Y ID net higher Practically
no reactions appeared in the market until Just before
me close when active profit taking by some OF
the big Chicago operators caused rather shaTp set
back from highest prices Of the day Inc, close IN
New York was 2 q &c net higher although at one
time the market showed advance or l$sc per
busheI . red in the local market was quoted quoted
6 ~ as elevator. and 81 O3ts o anoat'
Northern 81 IL. and No hard winter
81 OF o b aioat. CORN-The corn market was also
strong and higher early the day September reach
ing SOC at one time in the Chicago market 1he
iIpfurn in this contract partly due TO fears OF
rnanipuation but months advanced on co!d
weather buiish from Illinois and complaints
dry weather in Indiana on later pred,ctons TOT OK
however. the market reacted IN
the afternoon losing all early improvement closed
rather at parrish 8 e &c het
work good buying OF December. Wnlch
advanced that position lac over the close Gaples
we're 4 interior receipts about Soo.ooV
bushels smaller than last year. No corn here was
ono4eS sa1Zc elevator soc delivered, both nominal
oATs-With other markets oats were up from Y q &c
tte but essed Of near the close aIa
we're finally no than steady Commission houses
cash reople the leading buyers Cash oars
IN New York were quoted as follows; Mixed s 2e to
81 h. 52izci natural white 70 70 81 10 .Tsr
kef 6rrner: Western s5c c ! New orr, henl.
inaI RARLEY-Market steady, mailing. 81 fec G ! I
Fuffalo and feeding 70c New York
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
THREE HURT ON BRIDGE
Explosion an Motor Bor of Car
Starts Panic.

Three persons were injured early last evening
IN a panic following the explosion Of motor
box on q Bergen street CBrooklyn) trolley car,
near the New York slip joint OF the Brooklyn
Bridge The injured were attended by DR..
Helienbrand Of the Hudson Street Hospital
and were able TO go home. They are:
avenue. The Bronx suffering from shock and systeria
GOEBEI. william thirty old. Of No. s2T
Sumner svenne Brooklyn: burns on left leg left
hand and left side OF face.
xIIKMAN Isaac thirty years old. OF No 327 suedeker
avenue. Brooklyn: coutusions OF the left hip and ell
how.
The car was bound for New York and was
running swiftly along the north track Of the
Brooklyn Bridge when the motor box exploded.
There was q binding flash, and flames darted
out Of the box for several seconds. The motor
man OF the car escaped injury in some man
ner and jumped. Goebel was sitting the
front seat Of the open car and was caught by
the electric flashes before he was able to jump
The car was crowded. and with the explosion
panic started. Passengers jumped TO the run
ming board and from there TO the roadway.
Many were thrown of their feet
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
DRY WEATHER AFFECTS CANALS.
Serious Situation on the Champlain Water
W2y

Albany Sept IF the drouth experienced along
the canals OF the state should continue there is
danger that canal navigation win be seriously in
terfered with, according to a statement made to-
day by 2. c. Stevens, superintendent OF the State
Department of Public Works The situation
the Champlain Canal, according TO the statement
IS much more serious than on the Erie Canal, be-
cause outside Of the upper Hudson River the
only reservoir which can be drawn upon is Indian
Lake This lake is owned by the Indian River
Company. but the state has right TO draw water
for canal purposes. About three weeks ago the
state began drawing from this source. Indian
Lake has now been drawn down 10 nine feet 50
little further relief Is looked for from this source
Al the beginning of the season the so-caIled
southern tier Of reservoirs we'll filed and the
water. particularly in CazenOvia Lake, De RUyJer,
E-ieviIle and Madison reservoirs, has been con-
served 10 meet the present demands Superintend-
ent Stevens has given orders for liberal feed
from Cazenovia and Madison reservoirs, both of
which feed through the siXty-naile level, and by
careful handling. he believes. the levels east Of
Frankfort can be kept up pretty well from the
southern tier Of reservoirs.
There are hundreds Of small pleasure boats which
ply both tbs Erie and the Champlain canals, and
in locking one Of them IL appears that as much
water is consumed as in locking regular canal
boat. For This reason Superintendent Stevens has
ordered that until there Is relief by rains these
pleasure boats shall only be locked in fleets.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

New York County OF New York.
J. ADAMS BROWN, President. and CURTIS J.
BEARD. Cashier of the New Netheriand Bank OF New
bank located and doing business at No Al West
34th street IN the city OF New York in said county
for himself that the fore
going report and in all respects to the
his knowledge and belief and they further say
that the of said bank has been transact
ed at the location required by the Banking Law Chap
$50 Laws of 1892 s amended and not elsewhere and
above report is made in compliance with an
official notice the Superintendent Of Banks
designating thrtyrst day Of August 1905 as the
j. ADAMS BROWN President
CURTIS ]. BEARD. Cashier.
severalIv subscribed and by both deponerts
the second day of September 1905. before
fSeal of Notary.l joy: L Van DOAN'
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
EXPORTS.
CASH INVITATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 1oIh ost'IVI1l-V - -
CoFFEE-Covering by nearby shorts was g+sa Tn n
in coffee market to-day and resultel ~
further advance the being steady net u1cnas
- 10 POINTS higher the daS were relo,t ,ted oL
u 500 bags and September contracts SOLO as Ils
e 80 The market opened steady, net unchanseo 10
%oin+s brbe- on the buying months ey houses
it FNIropean connections. Notwithstanding lhe
-esconarv tendency the European EeCsPts
al Brazilian points heavy. reaching go w ogs a.
the two ports against 1900 last year ana S-oo W.
years ago seemed 10 have no 1nnustce W W.
market which as indicated above, was dominated ny
~ nerx short Interest and which. moreover is look
ing for heavy I'D 10 the time ehe
o-~ 51ties 90 into effect any The extent OF
the remaining September short interest IS VLtousiy e
mated rt few consider Il large enough 10 prove an
nTTant factor with the general list That
the advantage is with the bulls Is shown oy Ie
September and the fact mat they can
switch their holdings the later months on such a
faorahle basis OF European markets Havre closed
unchanged &c lower Hamburg, after reporting
1zpfg, recovered the loss and closed
Unchanged TO Apfg higher. Spot coffee quiet Rio No
Z. 6lsc.
folloWs
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
PYRoMANIAC ON EAST SIDE.
Police Looking for Inoendiary Who Started
Seven Fires.

Deputy Fire Chief DoUgherty said yesterday
that he believed the cause Of all the fires reported
On the East Side early yesterday morning was
the work of g frebug IN my opinion" he said,
there is z maniac jumping from place to place.
setting of fires for some reason which only his
distorted mind tell Captain Corooran' OF the
T-ast 7a4+b street station who held the same opin
ion had plainclothes men and policemen looking
for the Supposed incendary all day.
Il was 81 No. 1858 Third avenue that the hrehug
made his first appearance. There five men were
overcome by smoke. all being hremen- me ollleI
fires which are thought have been incendlary
were at No. e49 Second avenue. the home Of Fred
erick Campbell; in the cellar OF No 1913 Third ave
nue. which is a five story tenement house contain
ing sixteen families in the cellar Of No. 1898 Third
avenue. No 17s East 11oth street, Nos 20 and q
East 10th street. and No. 2g7 East s5th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
COMMUNION BREAKS 40-DAY FAST.
Pneumonia Patient Ninety-fve Years Old
Receivers and Is Convalescing.

BROOKLYN at the age of ninety-fIve years has just
recovered from attack OF pneumonia. dur
ing which illness he tasted forty days Soon after
the old man was taken down with the illness his
physicians practically gave up hope Of saving HIM
His stomach refused TO retain nourishment Save
for little water nothing has entered his stomach
hut medicines and stimulants in the forty days
The fast was broken by the Rev N W Wells
pastor OF the South Third Street Presbyterian
Church who administered communion TO him IN
the belief that he was dying The little bread ana
the few teaspoonfus Of grape juice which he took
snnes-ed 10 DO him good The physician accepted
the hint and began giv-lg him food again. with
the result that MI De Long rapidly regained his
health and is now well as ever
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK ARRESTED.
TBv Telegraph 10 The tribune J

IBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Worcester. Mass. Sept Raymond Hitchcock.
the actor, arrested in Boston on Saturday az
tsrnoon- Nothing made public OF the arrest
until to-day Hitchcock, VINO is playing an engage
ment here tonight with his company, when asked
Tor The particulars OF his arrest. said:
Before I left New York City ] received bill
Tor storage from some man whom did not then
Know and do know, for s63- paid no
attention TO it, though a representative of mine
was informed that there had been mistake ana
There would be nothing done about il FIRST L
kn'-E TIC sued and got Judgment against
me then retained Hermann Fromme 10 reopen
The ana put in a defence. He reopened II,
bl3 there has not yet been trial And for these
sfinpiC services FrUmme who l. Henry W saw
ages personal counsel sends me a bill for sl609.
Think Of Il. For S65 suit, Under a Massa-
chnsetts debt Law, permitting arrest when about
70 leave the state. Sheriff Tiiden arrested me in
Boston Saturday just before the matinee, but l
Vas released when John Fay and Mr.. Donovan,
~ Boston put uD $4,000 security for sne IA
light this and spring sensation. for I've already
ksid fEomme $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

The local market quiet and ~ unshanged chi at f 5O
dry and f4 hads z hgheT 5 I'd for for cie1sand
n the I @ 6 doe mo e9aasG m
s16 10 Pig iron certificates the Produce Exchange
quoted as foiIows CASH SIS p sis september
sI5 25@sIS 70 0etobe5 s15 50g sIS Ga 5 = November
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Busness in rnolasses and
strength with prices however unchanged Quotations
fair 10 22c good p ssc: prime % sOo New
leans o open kstts 2S 42c s9 N
PBoyIsIoNs- sharp prise rise in & the pToyi5 oo5
was rrn and nesr best prices Of the day Receipts
9o9 hogs a. 6oo for Thqrsay 3
sesP s sos Sc % % ssss o5sssd 90 nss.
s OaS S, 5O family 2.5 SIC ?S$l7 so packet t sl0gsS
quoted: s8oassla DRESSED. HoGs1steady quoted: @
pigs Ioac CUT @ bellies quiet quoted ted
Pickled hams dun 9aoted 55seI2e, TAIIoW.
quoted Middle western es5q loose city lard Arm.
m on5sn RsTfed aFa Raz Re H9n 5 Gom
pound steady 9gotsd 7%gs7e sTEAR1NEsteasdy-
RICE-The local rice market ruled steady with
" good demand az unchanged prices Quotations fol
Sg5Sc g9od oTdinary > = 5.3e; prime g.. q Sc;
sTGAR-Rehned sugar prices were raised 10 points
The market closed with net price for standard granu
that orders the way would be cared for on the old
following
70 rebate OF 10 points and dis9GGn. = oT per eee
tables. 7.4oc; loaf. 59oc; crushed Soc mould A.
545c: cubes 5S5c: xxx powdered. 525c: Eagle BIB
bags powdered and Eagle confectioners granulated
5S5c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
510c; Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated 51oc;
5.40c; bags do, 5.25c; 5-Ib bags do 5.30c;
bags % 90 ID bags do. 515c; Eagle
fine standard. granuated and diamond A. 5.1Oc;
confectioners' A 490c No l, 490c: Nos and B. 1850
No !. 480c: No 3. 4.T5c No 6. 4.7Oc No 4 465c; No
s 460c: No O. 455c; 10 445c; No II, 4.40c; No
-. 1850. 13 430c: Nos IA. X and 16. 425c. The
ruled steady and q higher
with September October 9s So d. The local
sugar hrr1er in tone but not quot
ably higher. paid prices quoted follows:
Centrifugal % a0c; muscovado 80 test, B. soc
and moasses sugar, 50 test 3-10c The statistical
position of sugar American ports was as follows:
Receipts the week 20.417 against 449l1 last
week. 35619 last and 21-599 two ago. melt
ings IS. 600 compared with $4,000 week ago
10000 last and 1900 two years age Total stock
is 23s. s.57J tons compared with 2j6,i5S last week
2s3 9i7 last year and 35O.434 two years ago At the
sugar September u to 10, to Federal at
los I'D equal to 3 soc duty paid and cargo
Of $500 Java los. both eargoes basis 98
/ (, latter Arbuckle Brothers. ard equal to
3s7c duty paid. There were buyers of all September
delivery Javas los 113d basis. 96 test and
for spot or nearby sugars. 39Gc bid duty paid
basis 90 Sugars lately offered at 21Rc basis
95 test and freight, have been withdrawn 1t is
understood refners would readily that basis
tendency OF sellers seems to De 10
demand slightly higher prices
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

CoTT0N-The cotton market had sharp rally
after selling ground for the early
to-day result Of covering and buying of October
by interests. The improvement
the face OF generally lower Southern markets but
futures firm in the session. and the close
practically the high point OF the day steady
al advance of 6Qi4 points Sales estimated a.
125. coo bales. The market opened steady ad-
OF points response higher cables than
expected sales, quickly
talk Of easier interior markets late Tuesday.
weather South, scattering liquidation and
bear selling S30c for October
s25c January. points net lower, offer
lighter the failure stop loss
orders started local covering which the market soon
quite firm. with buying OF
October against December and January. which
attributed leading spot Southern spot
officially 4sc lower.
cept larger reporting later in the day which
influence Of fruer futures and were
unchanged. There is talk that good middling
cotton has been bought as Size landed at New
England NH points but believed be under
average Of market. and notwithstan1
declines week. contracts are said TO
be still fully parity.
@ prices n the local market
as lows
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
REFUSING SURGICAL AID, BOY DIES.
Waves Physicians Aside to Comfort Parents
After Surface Car Accident.

Hospital administer anaesthetic. nine-yeaT-
ole Howard Burke. OF No . Gansevoort street,
with one leg cut of and the other badly crushed.
IN addition internal injuries received when run
over by Christopher street car, clung to his
mothers hand and comforted her and his grieving
father yesterday as his life slowly ebbed. The boy
died shortly after reaching the hospital James
Burke, MS father. IS fireman attached 10 hook
and ladder No. 5. in Charles street
Young Burke was returning home from grocery
store with his arms fun Of packages when he was
pinned underneath the car. Spectators made a
rush for John Carey, of No 28S Avenue A, the
mOtorman, and he fed. pursued by a large crowd.
10 the Charles street station. where he vas held
IN ey3 bail
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

TO THE HOLDERS OF
New and Erie Railroad Company Second Mort
gage 5ro Bonds
New York and Erie Railroad Company Third Mort
41.Ts Bonds.
Erie Railway Company First Consolidated Mortgages
70 Bonds
New York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Coma
pany First Consolidated Mortgage 20 Bonds,
New York. Pennsyfysnis and Ohio Railroad Conn
pany Prior Lien $40 Bonds
Referring 70 the previous notices % the Erie Rail-
road Company the subject. the undersigned VIII.
until further notice continue purchase par
ponS due SEPTEMBER IST. 1905.
j. P. MORGAN co.
September list. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
TETANUS ANTI-TOxIN CURING BOY.
Bayonne Boys Jaws Had To Be Pried Apart
Recovering Now

Harry Glsce, Of Bayonne. is recovering in hos
pilal in that city from attack Of tetanus that
Tor iVo weeks threatened 70 be fatal His foot
vas hurt at the Constable Hook plant OF the
Standard Oh Company three weeks ago, and his
Jews set 50 that they had 10 be pried apart TO
boat a tube through which he could be fed
A. the Bayonne Hospital 5.005 units Of tetanus
sHti-Inxlr il twelve doses day were administered
-Four davs ago this was reduced 10 l2e units. six
doses q day. His recovery is now considered
certain
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Amount of investments held administrator
guardian receiver trustee committee or as deposlta
Of ulareys deposited order OF the court ror winch
the trust company is liable because the same are nor
IegaI banks. permitted in ana oy tls
resatfve INSTRUMENTS or creating defining the
state of New York. County Of New York. IS:
FRANCIS II. PAGE second vce-president and II r
PRICE secretary, OF washington trust ON
panv located doing business at No 253 BroadWay'
in the City Of New York in said county being duly
sworn each for himself the foregoing report s
true and correct all respects 10 the best OF his
bno belief, and they further say that tne
business said trust company has been transacted
at the location required the Banking Law tChaD-
ESQ laws OF 1922 and elsewhere. and that the
above report Is made in compliance with an official
notice received from the Superintendent OF Banks.
designating 31sr day OF August 1905 as the day OF
which such report shall be made
FRANCIS H PAGE. second viee-Presideut-
H r. PRICE. Assistant Secretary
and to by both deponents,
the % day OF September. 1908. before me
"9ceaI - Notary1 NJ s. LOTT.
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate fled York County
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
ERIE'S EARNINGS.

The Erie Railroad reports for the twelve months
ended June 30. lines under the jurisdiction OF
the Public Service Commission, gross earnings OF
SO SS 49, against s9 4O4 AS In the year before; net
earnings of 1902 S2 against 025 in 1857, and
total net increase of s123 $50. against 2s5
in the preceding year. After charges and taxes,
there was deficit of 81 631, ,SS9 compared with
surplus in 1907 OF s5S7 0S6 and SS0S9,6n in 1906.
For the June quarter the road showed surplus,
after charges and taxes, of $4203l.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H
Muller & Son.
For account OF whom IL concern
s1 600 Dawson Railway & Coal Company nrst
"-S mortgage s per bond. due July. 1a5l
Interest January July accrued interest
from July last TO be charged 70 the pur-
"a 5so Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company scrip
Of 1905. Aco
eo shares Gas Engine and Power Company
Charles L. Ssabury. Consolidated s.-.... AZ
q shares Trust Company OF America 500 y aS03
4 shares Equitable Trust Company ------ 300
r shares Market and Fulton National Bank. 245
10 shares Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Com
pany OF New York. ..-...-.. lJo
q, 600 Detroit MRccklnac & Marquette Railroad
Company land grant per cent registered
bond due Octnber 1911 li-.-,....-..-...,.... ST&
ss 600 Mason city & Fort Dodge Railroad first
mortgage 4 per cent bonds, due June, 1850 so
o5n Shares Gem Realty Company -....-.......sasI6
so shares Garfield National Bank 2s4
4 IgI shares San Gregorio Mining Railway
Company of...
. shares citizens Central National Bank I45
ss0o Detroit Toledo Ironton GALWAY con-
solieated y be: bend scrip Son
40 shares Detroit Toledo q fronton Railway
secone preferTed. ..-.-.-s....-.......s.-.... sS
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-09
solor, solp be treated fairly before the
III Bi.hop Failow., Tribute.

.,,S,,,,.ts ~ L4i*OL al J>Sf 9@j ~
! i1,0 Bi.hop Failow.' Tribute.
/. In introducing Mr. Taft at Toledo.
Ohio, Bishop Samuel Fallows indorseo
him unreservedly, and in the course Oh
his remarks said: t-T
81 can aver, without fear OF success
full contradiction, that no man eyer
came before the American people TOR
the highest honor in their gift So lhor-
oughly' prepared to meet its wei2hty
RESPONSIBILITIES as Mr.. Taft. He is ripe
Lin the knowledgelof jurisprudence and
clear and firm in judicial decisions.
Hezbas won, as an executive officer in.
our Oriental possessions, the planonts
of his 7countryIhen and 'of admiflng, na7
lrtions. He has satisfactorily settled IN
those islands Of the sea some of the
most delicate and difficult subjects, in
1 yolying deep seated racial and religious
loueJtions,a ever brought up for adjudi-
IGation.; = = He is deeply religious
without, a trace of bigotry, fearing God
and working righteousness, as did the
/ two Adamses and Abraham lincoln
- iTaft,s idea ofa Character,
to In MY iefrort to discover the quail
hities which led one to describe lMr. Taft
ID 'rhe, highest type Of Christian gen
tIeman'S 1 learn that ~ the ., candi{date
himself, within a month, has dehned
Just. what Importance he attached to
f,hristfan i lehhracter in 5the building or
II ssnccessful lcareer, The question had
been put to him toadepelop his personal
views, and writing in response the Re-
publican candidate said: r
l.Yourf question suggests two o}hers
which must be answered in answering
thise First whatfis Christian char-
4 acter, and second, what is a suecessru III
career? First, 1 consider Christian
character that of one who holds as hls
flidea1 a compliance with the two com
. ma ndments given by Jesus. Christ, and
| who earnestly strives to live up to thai
: ideal. Second, l. should define q sue
: cessful career to be ,thatf career WMcf
brings more real happiness to those
EEwho happpen to be within the operation
!. OF the influence of the person whose
: character lis in question. 'TI) . =,
+ Coming NOW to answer your IN
uuiry, 1 should say that a Christian
, character in the building of success
:, fnl career is its most important part
: The longer one lives the more con
yinced he must become that,everyi othe
, incident and element Of career los"
limportance in comparison, and tina
when mans life work is done this
81 what stands. out, . and whether tn
career is one of profession, business Q
= politics. the same thing is true
!. h What an Old Friend Says. =
:. Mr.o Aaron, A. Ferris. a prominer
+ Cincinnati lawyer, ,who has. know
o. Judge Taft for thirty years, said: I
t.'i -"I have never had occasion to as
e Judge Taft what his creed was in ma .
It tiers religious. know that, when !
It ECincinnati,i he has been quite regula
y. in attendance at Christ Episcop'
h, church, of which members Of his far
Il lily are aconprnurfca nts, and of which