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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-25
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Saves mine accidents. Had the AIMS
ley Brake Dog been used at llonon
gah mine said disaster would have
been ayertsd. Address
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
MORE M'INTYRE CLAIMANTS HEARD
Stock Traced to National Bank of Commerce
and METROPOLITAN Trust Company.

The hearing in bankruptcy proceedings against
the defInct brokerage firm of t. A Mcintyre &
Co was continued yesterday before Referee Peter
B. Olney at No IS William street Irving L. Ernst
and Raymond D. Cobb appeared counsel for the
trustees.
Various claims against the firm were considered
The first one was that of Joseph Merritt for the
proceeds Of shares of United States Steel pre-
ferred. valued at ssS u. It explained that the
five shares were purchased on April by Mr.. Mer-
ritt and that on April Mcintyre & %. were or
dered to transfer the shares to- Mary Willis Mer-
rift but never did The five shares were traced
by the certificate number the National Bank
of Commerce. where they figured among the Sc
curities sold by it to loan made by McIn-
tyre & Co.
II. II. Dppenhemer. representing claims for the
proceeds of fifty shares Of Amalgamated Copper,
owned by A. II. Gunnell: 100 shares of Union Pa
cifc Railway stock. belonging 10 William H.
Arnold and seventy-hve shares of Westinghouse
Air Brake Company stock owned by Beard, Hill
&, Co called Clarence Newman, loan clerk Of
MCINTYRE & Co. TO trace the stock. Some of the
shares Of the Union Pacific stock were traced to
the National Bank Of Commerce. The claimants
against the National Bank of Commerce had two
weeks in which TO submit briefs.
Then the claimants against the assets held by
the Metropolitan Trust Company had their inning
William r Pippey. merchant OF No IS Leonard
street was the first OF these. The others will be
heard on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
GAME Law UPHELD.
United States Supreme Court Af-
firms Nezc York Statute.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Nov. 2.-Uphoding the validity Oh
the New York game law the United states Su-
nreue Court decided to-day that the possessor or
prohibited game is liable TO arrest. whether TIE
game he dead or a live or killed within or without
the borders OF the state The case came to the
Supreme Court because of the alleged inVahdl'y
under the Constitution of the United States OF the
sections of the game laws OF New York when pro
vide that grouse and quail cannot be taken be
tween January l and July 81
The plaintiff. John Sz. dealer In importer
game was arrested for having in his possession
golden pIover and an imported grouse, ooth OF
which were dead He filed petition for WITT
of babeas corpus which dismissed. On an ap-
neal 10 the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court Of New York he discharged from GUS
todv but the Court of Appeals reversed the ue-
cison and the case was brought to the supreme
Court on a writ Of error. The question at issue
was whether the Legislature of New YORK is the
final Judge of limitations of police power ana
whether its enactments subject TO the scrutiny
OF the courts and may be set aside When 1ound 10
be unwarranted and arbitrary
In affirming the decision OF the New YORK court
the supreme court upholds the New York law, and
decides further that, owing TO the Ekehhood OF
fraud and deceit in handling such game, the pos
SCISSOR is prohibited from having the same whether
II is killed within without the state. Such game
NAV be legally held in the closed provid-
ed the required bond is given against its sale
The court held that the New York law was
valid exercise of the police powers of the state
and that the Legislature. in the particulars in
which the statute is complained of. did not exceed
the ,,olice power or run counter the protection
afforded the citizens of the state through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
a. r. ELECTRIC POWER co. RECEIVERS.
C. ". Andrews, George ". Dunn and Milton
Delano Named by Court.

Norwich. n. Y. Nov. 2-Receivers were to-day
,nponted for the Hudson River Electric Power
Company. Judge Ray naming Charles W Andrews,
n, Syracuse; George ". Dunn, OF Binghamton, and
Milton Uslano Of Caf:estota.
The corporation organized in 1903. and con-
trolls the Hudson River Water Power Company
Hudson River Electric Company and Hudson
Diver Power Transmission Company. together with
various sub-cornpanes owned by the latter
TWO s7JnnlyinF Central and Eastern New York
State with power. The authorized capital stock
was slecooon. Of which $4,000 was issued The
total funded debt OF the corporation according 10
Sc last statement was 50 $3.50 Net earnings for
1907 s4ss 900.
The National Contracting Company and the Gen
.raI Electric Company large creditors, and
bankruptcy proceedings begun some three years
ego against the Hudson River Water Power Com
pany still pending.
Hsess-s Andrews Dunn and Delano were required
~ give bonds IN the amount Of $4,000 each re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
KILLED HALF BROTHER.
Bodu Carried Through Nan Streets
of CitU CnnOtiC6d.

Detroit, Nov. after confessing their gum 10
the police to-day. John Kurka. a teamster. and
Mrs Anthony Schultz were arraigned before JUS
tice of the Peace Gerhard in Hamtranck Town
ship and pleaded guilty the charge of numbering
Mrs Schultz's husband, who was half-brother
Of Kurka. Kurka had been living in the home OF
the Schultz couple.
According TO the two confessions the police say,
Schultz was murdered in his, bed about 800 a nl
a week ago yesterday. the wife. in another ROOM
being able to hear the fatal blow of the axe each
time fell. She then was called into the room
and lifted the feet of the dead as Kurka lifted
the shoulders while they carried the body to
dump wagon in which kurka took il from the eX-
IRENE northeastern limits of the city down through
Detrot's business SECTION, seven miles, to 4 Sc
cluded lane in the western suburbs, where it was
found hidden under pile of straw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
NEW YORK CENTRAL EARNINGS.

The report of the New York Central lines for
July. August and September issued yesterday,
the delay in publishing the july and August results
being due 70 disagreement, following the June re-
sort. between the company and the Interstate Com
pierce Commission regarding the manner I'm which the
statements should be compiled The poorest showing
for the year made in July, while in August and
September receipts showed Improvement. In July
the New York Central alone lost in sS59, 1853;
in August 81 l56588 and in September. s615.674 The
receipts for September decreased S57 61. against
S434 309 in August and 1855 167 in July The entire
system for September showed a loss in gross OF
81 092 SIS and an in ssSS121 the lat
being due to heavy leducton in operating
expenses by the Lake Shore and the Michigan
Central For the nine months to September 30
gross earnings decreased So. POI 23s, ana net
ings decreased s3,6s5, Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
BIDS FOR SUBMARINES OPENED.
Three Firms Submit Proposals to Navy De
partment

Washington. Nov. Bids were opened at the
Navy Department to-day for the construction of
eight submarine torpedo boats. for which Congress
has appropriated $4,000. There three bid
ders-the Electric Boat Company, of Quincy. Mass.
the Lake Torpedo Boat Company, of Bath Ne.
and the American laurent Company, of Philadel-
pha. The Electric Boat Company bid for boats OF
49, tons displacement from s414,GO TO $4,000 &C
cording TO the classes and number of the boats
built on the Atlantic Coast. For constructing the
same boats the Pacific Coast the prices range
from s44660J $4,000. For boats of 375 dis
placement the price ranges from $4,000 1880 000
and for the same boats constructed the Pacific
Coast from $3SS 600 to $4,000
The Lake Torpedo Boat Company bid on boats of
518 tons displacement from s4S5.OOO 5000 the
same boats built the Pacific being from s4s2 900
to 100000 on vessels of 40 tons displacement the
price from $3s2.5GO $4,000 built on the At
lanc, and from $4,000 to s435 900 built on the Pa
Ciic Coast
The bid of the American laurent Company was
for one or two boats of $50 tons displacement at
S437,o 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

PI, mouth Nov . q Hronrrinzessin Cecs Gen.
ChrIstiansnnd Nov =. nc + Ttetgen dam. -'ew
York Coz enhagen-
GLASGOW Nov Columbia tBrl. via MoviIle.
Liverpool Nov 1-Celtic .Bcl. New York
Natal. oct 3I-Gordon Castle tBr). New York via
Iibau oct 27-Fston u,ass). YORK Rotterdam
suez. oct SI-vandalia tGerl. Yokohama for New
York.
southampton. Nov 2-Atrato tBr. Watson. New York
via Kingston. Colon, Barbados
Cherbourg Nov . IL Steamer kronprinzessn c.
ceIie tCerl. Hogemann, New York Via Plymouth
Bremen proceeded
Genoa oct 3O-buca Abruzzi utaD. AnsaIdo
York via Naples; Re d'Italia Utsp. Cisnon
Bremen. Nov ?. m-Friedrich der Crosse tGen
Bombay. Not 2-wIdenfels GER. Denker. New York
suez Nov 2 Barenrels jGen. EngeIarge Calcutta tor
York
Feruan,buco. oct So-Queen Eleanor tBr). Leg New
York for Rio de Janeiro.
New York for Naples and Genoa land proceeded
~ SAILED
stettin oct 3l-Excelsior Ger. Courtiu New YORK
Cherhourg. Oct 81. st Louis Southampton for
New York ~
Fiume oct si-Pannonia tBr, New York
CherbouTg. Nov .. BsTbarossa Ger Rr.r.r for
New York. -
Gibraltar. Nov 2 K0nig Albert tGer,. Genoa and
Naples for New York.
PASSED
sasres Nov l-San Giovanni ttab New York for Naples
Palermo. etc. Manhattan tGerl. New YORK fsr AZ
- - $500
scny. Nov i-Gut Hen CGsr,. from New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
52J and 527 East 18th street liabilities. S1S651;
sets $3.50. the latter consisting of three horses,
wagon and sets of harness, mOrtgaged to lsidor
Kaufman of No. 2n4 Division street. creditor to
the amount Of $500. The firm the Long
Dock Milling and Elevator Company, IF No. SIS Pa
vonia avenue. Jersey City, $500: G. & NJ Bender,
of No. 1876 Union avenue, Brooklyn. $500 the
street Brooklyn. 81. SOC and Charles Vein, of No.
$50 West 99th street. $1,000. The individual abili-
ties OF Sa muel Gore S19I. He has available
assets. Roger H. Lyon appointed by Judge
Holt receiver for Sherman x Gore, with bond OF
$500 and for Louis Sherman, with similar bond
Involuntary against Rubin Rubenstein. dealer in
wColens Al No. l0s Eldridge street by SChefer,
gregate S1IO0. Transfer Of property IS alleged in
the petition.
Voluntary, Margaret Burns, of No sos Third ave
nue.: liabilities of 81 593 S. with assets of $32 81.
VOLUNTARY. Lottie A. Wheeler. sometimes known
as Lotte 4 W. Carter, OF No. % West saith street,
liabilities of $3.50 "a. with no assets
VoIuutars. NICHOLAS Niemcyer OF No 1889 Broad
way; liabilities OF S25.476, with assets of S19.165.
The assets consist of fixtures worth $4,000, stock,
$500 and property claimed to be excepted, worth
50 050
involuntary. the Burns Britain Company Of No.
1914 Broadway. 10y EnOch Rector, the Downing Let
ter Company ard the II. h. Wilson Agency. whose
claims exceed $500 Admission of insolvency IS al
legged in the petition.
Schedules OF the Albert Palmer Company. OF No.
cliff street give liabilities of $S31-' s.. with as
sets of s31 500 6S Included in the assets debts
due IN op,n accounts Of S17422 IS: personal prop
erty of 200 and stock and fixtures worth $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, November 2, 1908
ARRIVED

steamer ahos Hale G9orsS So ive 6 $ o eo i1
Steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm GeTl. Prem Brs
. sP 8s'q05 Co. - r a9a ss osSa and
mails and dss Ateo Romano Messins 0cto6er
Is Naples Palermo Il and AInsria % to HiEsei.
gers and mse, Arrived the Bar at N October
TO- Dena Amera IS to " Ei~sh 8 c. T nan
8 steerage passengers and mdse arrived at '"s 0a
steamer Antonio Lopez Mir Vera Cruz . 0fto
Nth IS Cabin ana SIS Storage passengers and mdse Ar
Fs steamer M ne comas Boyd orleans october IS to the
In jacob Inckenbach Lawrence Sabine Pass o.
tober % 10 the sulphur Co with sulphur Passed
In Mama Hata Charles Baltimore New
v ana baltimore transportation Line With mdse-
Passed .ssr In 36cmns!e wsO6 brunswick
the brunswick Co. with mdse Passed IN ~osrahtihs
at S Se4 Bls elesSow ,s and M, MGv s6
rasrsge passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
'2s n B5osses SiPs Bay Gg2stF TO TO
Bar steamer at rosario og9 0Sor Ma'hss0n Port An
Arrived at the Bar t ar or Warden Shields October Il
20 } F whitney IN ballast Arrived al the Bar at
st:amer Joseph ounce GSGE AamIdt Fort Ant0nio
October a. s to iRe s Int the Rar at $50
DacTe Taste BIB S Wan, 90 Seba so q
I9n .tor to II fweddeH Co dse, Arrived
a aos tbs Bar BAR At At 10 80 p m ,,.-,- ..
s5esnsT Gqs an ,T - 8ominlGa GaadeouPe and
Antigua &c St q. st troiS and St rnomas Is 70
I1ase Arrived at he Bar at $50 a m -.
seanler VigiIanca Johnson, santiago October Is and
90 10 the New York cuba Mail - 90. with 81
sss~rcers mails mdse- Arrived at the Bar at SlI
a - O...A.- 60 D.,
Dallett. with % passengers nals ara NOSE
Artiyed AT the 80
steamer Ponce barbour san Juan October 20 Faiardc
% srrov, "a Ciuanyoo ~. Ponce % AguadlO q and
rs TO the New Porto Rico s. Co. with
i0 a5in passengers mails mdse Arrived at the Bar
at ESQ ,,.z r.-- c-..S..
oo 80 PbIip Ru5recht with oil. Arrived the Bar
/ $50
!
STEAMERS Guiana Cuban. Maanzas, Monroe. Nor
folk. FIueu (Nor1. Tamptco; Advance CTistohal sara
-narca Paramsri5O: kora tBrt. Philadelphia
KTIsakin (5r) from Perth Amboy) Philadelphia Chstta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
ANOTHER HAMS DELAY
Justice 4spinaH Postpones SETTING
Date-4Heged Confession Read

Justice Joseph Asphalt, OF the supreme -,
in Flushing. Long Island. after listening - ,ne
lawyer for the Hams brothers and the blsu -
Attorney of Queens relative to the time whe"
Thornton 7 Fains shall be tried for the murder
OF william f. Anns. postponed the hnal oecisio"
until next Monday. District Attorney DafrH'' "'.o
goes out of office with TIE close Of the year
pressed for early trial, as he has done d 10"
amount of work in preparing the case
Mr. Mcintyre read the alleged confession OF III >
Hams in court to show what led to the alleged
unseatfng of Captain Hains's reason.
Mr. Mcintyre told the court that no opPoS'O
setting the trial for week or any 9thes tl'ile
before January, the grounds that ne nau /"
very important to try before Justice Housi'
of the United States District Court, beginning On
November 10: that Captain Hams was insane ana
would not be able to testify for his oro'ie' io'
several months according to atidavits OIL DE
Manson and Saxenburg: that he had not had unle
for proper preparation, and that three mater LII
witnesses their way TO Manila
Justice Asphalt asked If Captain Hams had been
insane before the homicide. Assured that he was,
he said he could not how his testimony coulo
be competent. He did not think the other court
engagement would prove a serious obstacle 10 an
early trial and he believed there had been con
siderable time for preparation. However ne re-
garded as quite serious the fact that three ma
teriaI witnesses were the PACING ocean MI
Mcintyre told the court that General Hams was
striving through the War Department to nave
the men intercepted at Honolulu anu returheu ~
the jurisdiction of the court
Mr. Mcintyre explained later that the three wit
nesses Lewis H. Cook H. o. Hobson ana
Mr. Mason. They were with Captain Hams when
he received letters informing him Of MS vile >
alleged infdelity, he stated
Yesterday counsel for the Hams brothers gave
out from his office in Manhattan a letter written
by General Peter c. Hams. father OF the TWO
prisoners. in reply criticism alleged 10 nave
been made by General Corbin. The letter READS:
have read in the New York papers OF yesteIqdS
what DIrDOrts to be q statement made by you init
certain letters written by Mrs. CLAUDIA Lip 9i
Hams look more like letter: manufa Ctured loI Le
purpose of creating sympathy and perhaps u,
ing possible incentive to insanity temporary VI
otherwise -. =,
| wish to say in the most positive and empnatC
terms that the letters given out to the press py ~
attorneys letters written by Mrs. auui'
Hams re neither fcrgerieS fabrlca I1oS w H'l
ever they NAV look like to YOU to any one else
they genuine. I had an intimate AIio"!Jtto ~
these well Others ever since me oaE
following Mrs Hainss confession OF lniueIls' oir
I vouch for the authenticity OF each anu e'e''
one of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
ANOTHER PANAMA CANAL ISSUE.
Announcement of s5O,OOO,OOO in Per Cent
Bonds Expected

Announcements Of another issue II So.Go0o Pan
anna Canal per cent bonds by the government is
esue-ted by bankers OF this city be made before
lie end OF the current month. Part OF the proceeds
81 the issue il IS understood. Will be used In re-
firing the s25O00O50 one-year per cent bonds Is
sued a the time Of the panic last fail and ma
turing in the latter part OF this month the remain
fng part 10 be devoted increasing the govern
raent's working balance through reimbursement Of
the Treasury for advances made canal construc
ton account.
with the new issue there will be outstanding
500 coo 90 of Panama Canal bonds The constTuc-
ton sork the canal has thus far cost about
ssa 6sa0sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
TO BORROW $1,1OO,OOO
Eastern Steamship Company D''
rectors Plan to Meet Claims.

Portland Me, Nov. "A petition asking TOT au-
thorty to borrow $1.1o0OOO from banking houss
In Boston with which 10 meet the claims against
the Eastern Steamship Company. now in the hands
of receivers, was presented in the Unlteu otatcs
Circuit Court here to-day by Charles F. Libby OF
this city in behalf of the directors OF that coih-
pany.
The petition asked permission to borrow the sum
on the conpanv's notes Endorsed by Hayden Stone
& Co, bankers, Of Boston. The proceeds Woulu
enable the directors 70 prevent the sale OF the COM
pany's assets under foreclosure proceedings
hearing on the petition was ordered for next sat
urday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
4RMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Washington. November 2.
ORDERS ISSUED-Tne following orders have
been issued:
Captain WILLIAM l. WESTERvELT, ordnance de-
partment; to philadelphia -,,-- ,
artillery; detailed member General stan corps
Captain FRANCIS y. COOKE, coast artillery as
Captain ARTHUR T BALENTINE. coast artillery.
from general hospital Washington Barracks to MS
Lieutenant Colonel FRANK a. EDWARDS 18th cav
airy from once chief OF star TO proper station
tailed to I'll vacancy in quartermasteTs depart
ment.
Leaves of absence: Captain JAMES H. MRAE: Gen
WHISTLER. coast artillery. and Lieutenant-Col-
onel WILLIAM w ROBINSON Jr.. deputy quar-
termaster general one month
NAVY.
Commander W. G, HERBERT. I4euenants Junior srade)
GRADY and e H. BULLOCK. Paymaster J. A
b SMITH Jr.. ard Passed Assistant Paymsster H
n. ALkIRE. commissioned.
Lieutenant l. {. RICHARDSON and Ensign J. W. HAY
WARD. headquarters reserve torpedo hotia, changed
from Norfolk 20 Charleston
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following
movements of vesseIh have been reported to the
Navy Department:
Oct 31The Connecticut Kansas Minnesota, tho
Vermont the Georgia the Nebraska. the New Jersey
and the Rhode Island Olongspo the Rodgers at
at San Diego.
oct. 3l-The Eagle Norfolk West; the
Celtic. from Boston for navy yard. New York: the
Hist, from navy yard New York. Cuban waters,
surveying duty: the Prairie. from Annapolis TO navy
yard Philadelphia for repairs thence to third torpedo
hotilla at Pensacola January l.
Third torpedo hotilla yard. Charleston. where
commission. transferring their compliments o the
Wilkes and the Macdonoush. respectively. which VIII
he comm ssioned at navy yard Norfolk and proceed
to join fOttlla Charleston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
"HUMPTY JACKSON GANG BUSY.
Big Tins Lieutenant Winged After Ball
at Tammany Hall.

After bali in Tammany Hall which broke up at
( O'Clock yesterday morning. Giovanni Desaldlo. of
Nc. 204 Hester street, better known on the East
Side as Jim Kelly, proprietor of The Folly
saloon in 14th street. just east of Third avenue
was shot and seriously wounded in Third avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets. He was hurried to
Bellevue. Hospital with bullet wound In his lett
hip and another in the left side Of his neck
Kelly is & lieutenant of Timothy D. Sullivan
and head of the James Kelly Association The
police believe that the shooting is the result OF
feud and that some member of the ''Humpty Jack
SON gang is responsible for it. They say that
Kelly end his wife. who was waiting for him IN
nearby restaurant the time of the shooting
know who did the shooting but refuse to tell Kelly
saying that his friends will get even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
TREASURER HELD FOR PERJURY.

Eugene A. Pinckney. treasurer of the Rustic Con
struction Company. of No. 83A Fulton street al
legged to be in bankruptcy, was arrested yesterday
on the charge of having committed perjury while
witness in the bankruptcy proceedings pending
before United States Commissioner Alexander. The
prisoner, when arraigned before United States
Commissioner Shields, committed to the Tombs
in default of 1900 bail for examination tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that Of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor, and date when Judgment was
fled
nIs a. al. %oyember 10 f9,t{ ........... $759 Is
Same-Sanle August 1904 % 80
we" yersed, ~ ............. 1852 20
O.Donnel. Frank A. James Bauck. john
BRADY, Edward Todd. Samuel Strasb9ureer,
Nicholas Muller and frank RAY mond ,omrnls
slonstedl s .r........... 1901 II
span 6ctober a Is 1S eos 634
SchnugG. il. ? Mailer, February Is
$50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
MORE ALLIANCE TRUST CO. DIRECTORS

Supplementrg their action in increasing the cap
ital from $500 to 500 900 the stockholders OF
the Mutual Alliance Trust Company OF New York
have increased the number Of directors from fifteen
to thirty. The following have been added 10 the
board OF directors: George T. Dexter. Emerson
McMillin. AtmOre l. Baggot and Slas Swartz. of
New York city; Logan c. Murray OF Louisville:
9. Gambler. OF Atlanta; {. y. Mills and Frank
y Hayre, of New Orleans and l. p. Hillyer of
Macon. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
OCTOBER DEFICIT s1O,721,O38.
Increased Expenditures Due to Payment Of
S7.OOO.O0O to Postoffce Department

Washington. Nov. 1.-The comparative statement
of government receipts and expenditures for DC
tober. 1908 shows increase in receipts of 5000,
600 and an increase in expenditures of 100000 as
compared with Septe nber 1905. This increase in
expenditures. however. is due entirely to the pay
ment to the Postofhce Department OF $4,000 on
account quarterly deficit in the postal reve-
nues. The receipts for the month $+9.3I714
and the expenditures $50 OBS 49,. leaving deficit
of S10T2. OBS The increase in the public debt, less
cash in the Treasury, in October was s8.511,975.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Wilhelm II, reported east Of Sandy
Hook at 400 yesterday. is dock about
to-day
The Finland reported passing Nantucket Iightship
at l;4O m yesterday, Is expected to dock about
to-day
Butcher reported 500 miles east Of sandy Hook
yesterday. is expected dock about 30 D m
today.
The Statendam reported 500 east Of Sandy
Hook at yesterday. is expected about 80
m to-day.