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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, 10c discount
Chicago, 30c discount; San FRANCISCO slshI ~
77nerni7,m. telegraph SC premium; New Orleans
commercial 75c discount. bank 81 premium
Cha rlestcn, buying par, selling 1-loc premium
BANK CI.EARINGS.-New York, exchanges
s26s ESQ 25e balances s10779,73o Chicago, eX-
changes $40 19075S. balances $2SlS69s; Boston eA-
changes s2146e.3 3s balances s2s1s.699; Phllaoel-
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5lasc Mexican
silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed at
% l3-16d; advance, Lied
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, u; Lisbon, l5-20
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York is quoted at 2Ol4.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. s1.I95,14; internal reve-
-,la recets s646 OS3 miscellaneous receipts. 3052
Receipts for the day. S2.474,201; expenditures W
900 00e Receipts for the month to date Sl54!e 'OI'
enpenditures 81 S90. coo; excess Of expenditures
s24TSS0e. Receipts for the fiscal year TO GATE,
SIP $50 529; expe mixtures, 1441S2,3sS excess OF
expenditures. S31 .25l,s 64
SUB-TREASJRY.-The Sub-Treasury was dept
or 10 the Clearing House s361,072-
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sEx dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cal money In
London. 1aa2 per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills. 71601h per cent long bills. rs
per cent. Berlin discount rate, per cent Paris
discount rate, 1A per cent. Paris exchange on
London, 25 francs 1921 confines Berlin exchange
on London 20 marks 41x pfennigs. Bar gold. rs
101zd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money Sc per cent; for the account, Sc lis.
French rentes, sc francs 10 confines
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PANAMA RAILROAD
Sinking Fund SO Subsidy Bonds.

This is to certify drawing held this ION ssy
Of September presence. al the Office o. n.
Panama Rail Road Company. the following hlndrs4
and thirty-hve $3.50 Sinking Fund per cent subsia,
Bond. nt TIA Panama Raj Road COMPANY.
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HEAVIER EXPORTS IN AUGUST.

The bureau of statistics IN its preliminary fig
ures on the countrvs exports OF agricultural prod
in August. shows aggregate value of si6.-
3i4 600, comparing with sS1l53O0 in July and SH.-
s67 900 in August last year The total also COM
pares favorably with August In other years. Fol
lowing is the showing OF the different classical
tons:
Month OF August:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there
transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange
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LONDON Sept. 10. y. m-The market for Aneri-
can securities opened firm, but closed heavy. Last
quotations follow
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Diridend Notices.
THE UNIoN BAG & PAPER COMPANY

THE UNION BAG PAPER COMPANY
3sTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ,
No. Il Battery Place New York. September 10 IeV o
A DIVIDEND OF ONE d99 PER CENT on the Pre-
ferred Stock Union Bsg Paper Company mas lIis
Gay payable October 15 1905 TO stocknoG
81 record close Of business on september o.
1a0s W l. SPARKS, Secretary
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
Church Street. New York. september 1Vth ANo
The Board of Directors this day declared q quarterly
dividend and three-quarters per cent upon me
preferred capital payable October q. 1905 to the
OF record at the close OF business
on Sentenher Checks will be mailed
purpose OF this dividend. and OF the annual
90 1905 the transfer books
a. the Company viii P. NJ. September 81 1908
e reopen October D. 1905 60.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co. No. IS Broad
street. New York. and No l22 South 4th street.
PHILADELPHIA
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quo
tations for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 19oS-22
Furnished by sparteout & Appenzelar, No. 81 Pine
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CERTIFICATE OF ANNUAL DRAWING FOR CAV.
COLLATION. OF
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s5s1 9 a s6s ss comp
ENLISTED
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

Coupon or registered.
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i61. 900 Total sales.
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enlisted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
HASKELL GIVES REASONS
In Letter of Resignation Says
Attacks Are Vicious

CHICAGO. Sept. 25--The resignation
OF Governor Haskell, as forwarded to
Chairman Mack tonight, reads.
Hon. Norman \. Mack, Chairman Democratic
National Committee. New York City
Ny Dear Sir: In pursuance Of information as
10 your date Tor return here, when I went home
before assumed would find you here upon nv
return today. now learn that you will be de-
tained IN the east until Tuesday and as I must
be home Monday I leave tomorrow.
Since the president and his cabinet have
Joined forces with Mr.. Hearst ana the Wall
street brokers TO make a personal tight against
me, Notwithstanding the president. IN his answer
10 hr. Bryan. abandoned his charge about Ohm
standard oil cases. yet by all the means at the
command OF the government and the millions Of
Hearst and his Wall street allies they persist
IN vicious. unwarranted and untruthful attacks
on me personally, I~welcome the call ana shall
meet II with all the vigor at my command
shall treat them ali private citizens and sub-
5ect 10 the penalties OF the law which fbcv
merit In this 1 know ] shall have the aid of
my nelghbors at home for all proper purposes:
but my time must be free from other demands
here.
My heart Is full Of hope for the election Of
Mr. Bryan and Mr.. Kern. Honest government
and rile by the people Is at stake Important
beyond any battle at the p0lls IN the last
generation IS the pending contest ! would not
FOR one moment consider remaining in any way
connected with the committee therefore hereby
tender my resignation treasurer of the
democratic national committee that not the
slightest contest OF my own could in anv wav
shield our opponents from discussing the real
issues and laying bare the republican duplicity
10 the people Sincerely yours,
G. n. HASKELL. !
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26


50. ooo, 600 with which to prevent him from nam
Ing his chosen successor.
happen to know, better than anybody eise
can know, that there is not the slightest ground
for such charge. 1t is invention, pure and SIM /
ple and judging by the frequency with Wnlen if !
the president is bringing the matter 10 ths ths
front. born Of that disqulet which comes 10 tue
conscience when there Is consciousness " ha'
Ing done great wrong.
PARTY FEALTY ASSERTED
Except only the Brownsville matter, the rate al
bill and Joint statehood, l voted for an tns n
measures the president enumerated among lns
achievements of his administration, ana some u !
them l WIS in charge Of on the noor OF the
senate when they were passed. .,.
l have said enough, l hope, TO Justly ly
course both as to the rate bill ana as 20 bTYWns
VILE, and 1t is not necessary that should say
anything ~ Justification OF my course win re.
sDect to joint statehood, except only 10 pom. le
the national republican platform upon wnlcn M q
Taft stands, plank of when aecieres "
favor Of separate statehood for New mexico ans
Arizona
If In making this defense have said anything
that will work the slightest injury to the
republican party / shall regret II, put shall
always feel that those who have no consloera.
tion for me, my family or good name, put
would gloatingIy rejoice IL they could ac
complish the shame and humiliation they nave
attempted, are not entitled TO any consideration
at my hands. and that my duty 10 lne party
should be subordinated TO duty TO falnlly AMI
the good name l have striven TO make, that
| may leave II to them their heritage more
priceless in their estimation than anything
else within my power 10 give them
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
GENERAL DUPONT RESIGNS
Head of Bureau of Campaign
Speakers Leaves Position

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Followlng
many rurnors which were afoat here
and in Washington, Chairman Hitch
cock of the republican national COM
mittee announced that General I. Cole
man Dupont of Delaware, head OF me
bureau of campaign speakers OF the
national committee, had resigned as
head of that bureau and also as a
member of the executive committee on
the national committee and that his
resignation had been accepted.
Chairman Hitchcock said no successor
to Dupont had yet been selected, put
that action in this matter would 1ollow
soon. No one had been suggesteu IoT
the place. Hitchcock said, and he had
no one in mind.
Whe masked If President Roosevelt
and Judge Taft had not objected to
Dupont at the time of his appointment.
Hitchcock replied indirectly that the
chairman of the national committee al
ways made such appointments, and IN
this case he .(Hitchcock) assumed all
Responsibilities. as. he assumed full re-
sponsibility for all other things done
in this campaign
Asked as to the advisory assistance
he was receiving from Senator w.
Murray, Crane of Massachusetts, Hitch :
cock said he had already received val
uable assistance. from the senator, ana
he hoped to see him frequently during
the remainder of the campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
BRYAN DENIES HE
GETS SQUARE DEAL
.Nebraskan Charges President
With Using Federal Office
Holders as Party Asset
Taft's Promise of Genuine Tariff
Revision Is Made Subject
OF Ridicnle

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 25.-Ad-
dressing two monster gatherings here
today W. J. Bryan, democratic candi-
date for president. reiterated ms
charge that President Roosevelt was
not giving him a square deal. but that
the president was using federal office
holders as a republican asset.
His principal remarks We're made al
the baseball park. where he denounced
the republicans for their policies ana
pleaded with his audience to stand to-
srether and elect the state and national
democratic tickets.
In the course of his address tonight
Bryan, conducted an imaginary cross
examination of Taft on the issues of
the campaign, in which he placed Tart
in the attitude of finally admitting,
after a good deal of pressure, that the
republican platform was all wrong and
unsatisfactory to him and that the
democratic platform was right. The
novelty Of this form of argument
created no little amusement among the
crowd.
Discussing the trusts Bryan added
some more corporations to the list OF
those specially mentioned by him as
being in restraint of trade. He men,
toned the American tobacco company
the National biscuit company and the
so called starch trust.
Taft's speech of yesterday, in which
he is quoted as saying that he prom
ised genuine tariff revision, was made
the subject of ridicule. Now" said
Bryan, 1--WE have three promises-un-
equivocal. immediate and genuine.
suppose the other revisions have not
been genuine. They have been shams,
they have been frauds, but here is the
genuine one, with the brand blown in
the bottle
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
CUMM|NS ASSISTS
TAFT IN CAMP PAIGN
Radical and Conservative Ele-
ments in Iowa Show They :
Are Regular
Republican Nominee Addresses
Many Meetings, Including !.
Gathering OF Women

DIES MONIES. Ia. Sept 25--Iowa
embraced her opportunity today. as did
Wisconsin yesterday. to demonstrate
that both radical and conservative ele-
ments of the republican party are
regular" when 1t came to the national
ticket.
This demonstration was made by
Governor Cummins. the radical leader
and candidate for the senate. and
Major Lacey, the conservative opponent
of the governor for senatorial honors.
The candidate took early opportunity
to show his appreciation of the signih-
canoe of his escort. saying to the big
crowd at Davenport, after Governor
Cummins had given him most hearty
and positive Endorsement IN an intro
duction:
1T is a great pleasure for me TO
come here and be escorted by the great
men of Iowa. I appreciate the COM
pliment. The fact that my welcome
into the state is by Governor Cummins,
Major Lacey and Congressman Smith
and Dawson indicates that Iowa Is go
ing solidly for the republican ticket
and the senaforship."
With his voice but a ragged ruffie OF
It's former resonance Taft virtually
campaigned by hand throughout the
day. and the politicians who saw him
do it declared him to be a mixer Of
great ability land effectiveness. In
all he made Is speeches during the
day, but most of them were very brief.
1t was after o'clock when Taft de-
livered himself up to the committees OF
Des Moines for the five meetings he
was billed there for tonight He was
taken at once to Plymouth church
where was in nroUreSq q rneefinQ Ot
several thousand women, presided over
by MRS. W. F. Mitchell
In presenting Taft to her audience
Mrs. Mitchell said: He stands pre-
eminently for the home and for moral
ity and represents the highest type OF
our splendid American manhood
In responding Nudge Taft said he had
been honored during the day by the
reception of 100000 Iowans. but this
meeting caps the climax"
He then at once got the good will
of his audience by saying with smile
II am a purely domesticated animal
and 1 understand the influence OF the
feminine part Of the home and there
fore 1 welcome the opportunity OF
talking not to voters. but to those who
control the voters"
This compliment went home at once
I'm the first place" he continued. .
want to put myself on record regard
ing a matter that is not an issue IL
either platform, and if Mr.. Bryan wer'
here he could not refer to it becaus'
ne has put himself under bonds to sa,
nothing about anything but what is IL
the platform. But I am not so lin
tied. Therefore / wish to say that
am in favor of women suffrage-whel
all the women want it,"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
"FINGY" FLAYS HEARST
Doodle Dees Scored by New
York Democratic Politician
SpEcIAI. DISPATCH TO THE CALI,


:, NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-"Fingy" Con-
ners. chairman of the democratic state
committee, says
Hearst nominated his editor for
president. his lawyer for governor, and
his valet for attorney general. The
people amt going to throw away votes
on that party. What do they do? They
take a piece of fhe republican platform,
chop a block off the democratic plat
form. That's what this independence
party did. It's one man platform
ours was written by the people and
viii win. Huh the Hearst bunch makes
me sick"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
PRESIDENT SEES VICTORY
Predicts Taft VIII Garry More
States Than He Did
SpEcIAL DISPATCH no THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.-President
Roosevelt said today Taft would carry
more states in the November election
than he did himself four years ago. He
made the prediction in conversation
with General Agnus of Baltimore. Gem
news to the president from Maryland.
II told the president that Taft would
have $4,000 majority in Maryland he
said "and the president was much
pleased He asserted hts belief that
Taft would carry more states than he
himself had done in 1904
The president is exceedingly. san
guine as to the outcome. SO far as
Maryland is concerned. the situation is
simple. 1t is practically all one way.
The strong men Of the state of both
parties are opposed TO Bryan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
cALIFoRNIANs IN rams

NFDVIaI7 I7I5F AICf1 TO TIE GALL
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Californians regis
as follows; K A. Lundstrom. Pauline
Emma J. Onvon and Anne
r Rixon, OF San Francisco: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pond and Miss Miriam Pond of
Berkeley; Mrs NJ. NJ PiIling and Mrs.
=. NJ Lamb. Of San Diego, and Mrs. Ida
Hancock, Of Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
NEW YORK CAMPAIGN OPENS

NEW YORK, Sept. 25--The republi
can campaign in New York county was
formally opened tonight with an en-
thusiastic mass meeting in Carnegie
hail. at which Senator Albert j. Bev-
eridge of Indiana and former Mayor
The speech was the first of a series
that Senator Beveridge is to deliver in
a campaign arranged for him by the
republican national committee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
is ARREsrED FoR ROBBERY
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NAPA. Sept. 25.-George Yarlott was
arrested near Yountville today on the
charge of robbery. He is wanted at
Marysvil1e for holding up and robbing
a man two days ago. Word was sent
to Napa by Marysville police that Var
lott was probably at Yountville, as his
parents live there. His capture fol-
lowed The parents were granted a
divorce In the superior court in this
cfty "Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
PRESIDENT ASKED RESIGNATION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-It IS UNDER
stood that the case of t. Coleman Du-
pont of Delaware. whose resignation as
the head of the speakers bureau of the
naxEDral republican committee was an
noInced toeay, was discussed at today S
cabinet meeting. 1t is said that the
president wrote a letter to Chairman
Frank II. Hitchcock suggesting that
Dupont's connection with the so-called
powder trust made him unsuitable for
official connection with the committee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
HASKELL RESIGNS
FROM CAMP PAIGN
Continued from Page 1. Column

Conunued from Fage i, CoIumn
paign OF Governor Haskell was re-
ceived ar democratic national head
quarters tonight through the Assocf-
ated Press The announcement occaN
slonec no surprise. as such an outcome
OF the situation had been expected.
Through his secretary Chairman Mack
let Il be known that he would have
nothing to say on the subject tonight
None OF the others at headquarters had
any comment to make for publication.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
KILLED IN A CoLI1sIoy

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Samuel Wit
nick was killed and more than dozen
persons injured today, when a Church
avenue car crowded with passengers
crashed into furniture van in Brook
/ I1yn
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
FLEMING. IS SURPRISED
Former Governor of West Vir-
ginia Laughs at Clarke Letter

FAIRMONT, w. Va, Sept 25.-For-
mer Governor A B. Fleming of West
Virginia laughed heartily when shown
the letter given out by w. r.. Hearst
as having passed from John d. Arch
bold to N. T.. Clarke of Pittsburg re-
garding the selection OF a successor to
Senator Faulkner. He said it was the
first time he had heard of his name
being mentioned by the Standard oil
company for the office of senator.
Fleming was governor of West Vir-
ginia from 1883 to 1892, and the letter
was written six years after he had
left that office. He was an attorney
for the Standard oil company at the
time the letter was written.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Wireless News

The United wireless company reported
the steamer Tenyo Maru 122 miles out
at 9.30 o'clock last night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
TAFT's STAND STATED

Much more of the same character might be
mentioned, but I have said enough to show that
Mr. Taft's letter performs the very important Of
dce of exonerating Mr.. Burton from the charge
OF having spoken without authority, and fixes re-
sponsbiity for his offensive utterances where It
belongs.
Now as 10 the letter itself.
It gives as the reason for Judge Taffs hostile
attitude that .'he has opposed the vital politics
and principles of the administration and in his
opposition has seized upon and magniied an inn
portant but Incidental matter to embarrass the
adm instration, using in this without scruple a
blind race prejudice to accomplish his main pur-
pose
1T is really a question of political principle.
t.In respect to this. fhe legislature of Ohio
expressed what I believe TO be the sentiment of
the people OF Ohio ia resolution asking the
senator 10 support the rate bill.
Senator Foraker declined to follow this res
olution
when the issue Is whether be shall be ~
turned. IL must be determined If this is 10 be a
representative form of government, not by the
question whether lie has followed his conscience.
but by the question whether he really represents
the principles that his constituents desire sup
ported and put info practice"
This quotation shows that the grounds of Mr.
Taft's opposition 10 were twofold the rate
bill and the Brownsville matter.
do not agree with Judge Taft that sena tor
should be controlled by the legislature Of his own
state against his intelligence bis conscience and
his Judgment
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
RATE BILL ASSAILEn

need not repeat The arguments ] have often
made to show that turning the control of the
rate making power over 10 commission was
calculated 10. and has. impaired confidence In
railroad securities TO such extent as to stop
ra ilroad construction and do much injury to all
KINDS OF business. from which il Win require
MS long time 10 recover
Already the commodities clanse has been de-
clared unconstitutional by one Of the most re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Philadelphia, the Greatest American City,
Hearty To Every During Founders Week
PHILADELPHIA FOUNDED AS CITY IN 1858

Philadelphia
is the birthplace of
the Constitution of
the United States.
The Newark journal., 1908-04-10
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The Newark journal., 1908-04-10
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