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New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
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Thursday sept "A. 10 a N
Pretoria Sepr %. 10 am - " 4ifiers7 = q
America Oct l. 10 am Bluechsr-. ---Scr-
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Mcitke. Oct s. Dec 8 P. Lincoln. ~ =
Hamburg rE.-.--..-...N Nov 3. jan >. FEB 70
To Italy SIS. Deutschland SISss Ts5. q 4.
WINTER CRUISES to we wEsT STsIsH IIssDIEs
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
AABCRG-AMERICAN LINE. % Bro@o-
way, N. =.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions cents per linsL Six-
teen words. seven times ConsecutivsIy. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rocrra
ENTERED fer psriOd OF fourtesn days IN
The TribGneis Directory q Dssiraols ROonaA-
Write fOr circular
Fun Information concerning these roorns
once OF The Nev-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 9sth and sIth sta
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET;-HoTEL
BET SRD AND LEXINGTON AYES
FIREP PROOF. MODERN. TRANSIElSTs
BATHS, SHOWER BATH. HOT AND
COLD RUNNING WATER AND PRIVATE
TELEPHONE IN EVERY ROOM OTIS
ELEVATOR ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
SEC AND UP.
AT UNIVERSITY PLACE
Opposite Washington Square---Ha udsor1efy
furnished rooms gentleman
FRESHLY DECORATED double room. wicA
dressing room: bathroom foOrs married
couple OF two men; prtvats house: with
board 134 West 18th ST
FURNISHED Rooms. single or en suite.
a-1y parr Manhattan The Co-operalsvs
Renting system 1898 Broadway
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS nsIst St. SIT
westl--TwO large. well furnished rOomss
private house. gentlemen: references sub
way.
5TH AVE, Is doth srD.-Reened surround
tngs. beautiful large front rooms. SGr
two, running water. hath.
20 EAST 2sD ST. CLadlson Square soush).
Two connecting rooms. bathroom. ~
month. references
ssTH ST. Large rooms. with bath
- WEST Doctor Office
18Th ST. "A WEST.-HandsOmeiy fur--
nisned door. with private bath. Iargs
room. with bath single rooms; appOiEc-
meuts first class.
51ST ST. So WESr.-rarge. well furnished
rooms n doctors house. bath. rste---
encess gentlemen
IOOTH ST. 40 WEST.-Two large rooms
FOR gentlemen: private phone, nicely o.
Gated every convenience. MOuahan.
1f6 WEST s4TH ST--Corner suite. home
Ike surroundings. moderate rent 70 goo1
tenant, service telephone Seeiy-
iGO WEST f0STH sT--Two Desirable far.
uished rooms. FOR gentlemen. reaned p-t-
vate family; elevator apartment. references.
MARITIME.
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4 u-rTcau From Pier Is. y. r.
kME KHAN LINE at 10 A. u
PLEMOCTH-CHERBrG G-sOC THA1F IOss
Phflsdeiphia- sept % New Tork. 49,. Oct 10
St Paul Oct. 3 St Louis ---.- oct -
RED STAR LTNEF'r0m Pier u
" T. LONDON via Dovsr-AeS'ryV HlfiS.
Kroonland Sept IS Finland. Oct -
Vaderland- Oct 3 ZeeIand--.---. OCT IA
WHITE STAR LINE Fs ETO% n PssF
NEW YORK-QC' S5TOWN-
Celtic Sept "a. am Cetiric- Oct :. am
Battle. Oct. +. 10 an Majestic. Oct "A. 10 an.
LYMOCTH-CHERB- -5OUTHANPCOR
Oceanic. Sept 2. 9 am Adriatic. Oct Z, prn
TeUtonic. sep 30. .I0am Majestic Oct - l1s-IIs
s6ETCS s6M Y9F5 Rs & ITALY e EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira ard Gibraltar
Canoplc Oct 3. Nov. q, Jan -. lso- q
Romantic Oct 27 Dee 3. Jan 90. MAJ q
REPUBLIC ....-.No-. 2s. Jan 1s. Feo- n
C,retfc. Nov Z. Dec. 10
CEDRIC 5 q. coo TONS. Jan 2, Feb 20
CELTIC largest IN tTate3 Jan =, Ma .
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BEOADWAf-
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EAUEOACS.
new JERSEY CENTRkl

New JERSEY CENTRAL
TWO-EOCR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA- Lv. w 2Sd ST:
SD. $50. $50. $50 $50 1850, 11-20.
1l-sO q n, Iz-5o, 20. 1-5o, $50. 3-5o- A-2o.
$50, $50. $50. $50. $50: ll.50 ,. N
SUNDAYS. 80. $50 $50. 1870. 1I-5O q m,
l2-50 80 $50, 3-50. 40. $50, ESQ. 7-5O.
$50 lo2o, lL50 ?. n
Lv- LIBERTY ST -:-1-S9 $50, g-OoT 500,
s5o. 500. 1900. 100, 1l3O g m, I2oo
noo1. l.O0. 80. . %. & %. 800, $40, 500.
Soc 1-0o. sec, 500 p n. = 10 midnighI
Sundays l-S0. sec. 900. 1000, Il 90 g. M.
=. o. uooZ, 100. 2-00. 8. CO. 400. 200. 500.
zoo, 500. eco. 10 so , m. u. Is midnight-
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
" y I'D ST---7-50. $50. l1-50 a. m.
l-5o. 5-5O, sc. ESQ 2. m daily Nv. LIE
ERTN sL;-1-S0. 500. 1000 g. m, 100
no5E, zoo. 800. eco. zoe , n daily
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAkEHURST-
ollyl. 20 3 20. 40 p n Sundays. o,2o.
$50 e n. 20 p n Nv. LIBERTY ST;
.-s.eO. 1000 q N Q-00 Sats- onlyl, LS0,
go. 800 ? L. sundays, 100. 2o-eo E. H.
FtR ATLANTIC CITY Lr W sse
sT.--a.50 g. n. fl2.5O Sats. only. $50
LIBERTY ST.-1GOO a. m Geo Sats
oa-y1- $40 , n sundays. 1000 3 n.
VA ALI, RAuA-Loaz Branch. Asbury
PARK. Ocean Grove &c IL. W I'D ST.
$50. Iz20 6 m. q22o. 1-oO Sats. only).
80 80. 40 J5-05. except Sats-). 30.
& 20 l-53 ? n. sundays 9. % a. n. 3.ae
% J IA Lv. LIBERTY ST. 90. $50,
= Sc g. Il 10 40 120 Sats- only). $50.
$50. 4.z5 5-15 except Sa-s-)- b-So. $50
= n - o. rnidnicht Sundays. $50 BIS
e H.. ! 90 $50 D n.
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Fo- Atlantic
Highlands, sea Bright Monmouth ETsch.
Long Branch Esbury Park. ocean Grove,
&c Lv. Pier 81. y r. Foot y. 426 ST.
1000 g. m 1870. $40. z-15. T-45 p n
Sundays. $50 a m. Loo. 7-45 2 m Leave
Pier 10 y. r. Foot cedar 81. 1920 g n.
90 8 - / -. 20 ?. II. Sundays. 1000
q m 80 $40 .. N.
'Tirre tables may be obtained st follow
ing Offices Liberty ST. " 23d st. (Tel-
Chelsea S14D Piers 10 and 81, y. P 9
ss-o- House. 245 z54. 1900. 1854 Broadway.
lSa - PSI Fifth Av-. 27qS Third Av-, Ill
West 18th St. 9z5 Columbus Av-- New
Tcrk- Court st 3z3, 3s4 Fulton St. z7s
Nos--an6 Av-. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway
v-t-ia-lshu-E New York Transfer Co calls
fr- and 1hscks baggage 70 destination
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STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
- New York City. Brooklyn. Jersey City Hoboken
e,s staten Island which are not members OF the
View York Clearing House Association but which
r5ea- through some OF the members is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

COacF4AsAN married; no
family: eleven years IL last place; as
sngaxed on account OF death. J. G, l9
Wesf 18th St
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WORK WANTED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. thoroughly ren-
ahle long IN the service Of private IAN
sffes desars 20 take charge Of gentleman
country or city house Caretskef, ID west
Serh st
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

HOUsEKEEPER or matron in institution
! or private by woman; can cater TO large
or small number: best reference. Address
| Box 80. 2121 Sd ave.
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TIPEWRITERS.

HELP WANTED.
Mala
ADVERTISING SOLICTTGR-Wanted one
man. Of good address, advertising so
Hcfcor on standard yearly publication In
exceptfonable opportunity this year OF do
ing q great business. Address 7. B.. Box
Is Tribune Office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY ard BUTCHER. established 30
yssrz. good business up-1O-eate fixtures :
cry par- cash required NVTa- J. Clsrk-
tls Newark ave. Jersey city.
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HOUSEWORK--No washing: email fam
fly good plain cook. b. Hofmayer's =
Bureau, 153 West $50 st. Telephone after
10 g. m. 1864 Chelsea.
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ROOFING AND LEADERS.

AANE SYSTEM LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pipe
hangers saves leader Saves wall Circu-
~ mailed Ira q. Lane, ZB7 f. e4th II
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Feuzls
COMPETENT COOK and LAUNDRESS re-
quired by two adults. IN apartment; city
references necessary; wages So Apply 10
to II HiIlcrest, 430 West 116th St
YOUNG GIRL for general housework:
small private family; reference required;
wages SO Apply Tuesday morning, u
West 47th 81.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

We buy for SPOT cash second hand plhnosi
eenc EozrsI and representative VIII can
We have SteinHsy bargains Wise PIANO
q II East 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

LADY'S MAID and seamstress. useful
COMPANION, or go housekeeper !;
american woman: s25 a month. NJ B. D.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

! LAUNDREss chambermaid: very
nice Finnish girl: excellent laundress:
| friend general houseworker. separate Os-
| terberg's Bureau. 716 Lexington ave. Tel.
| lO55-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

LATTNDRESS First class; can do shirts
and collars: highest references. E. w,
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau, 25 West
42d 81. Phone 3039-Bryant-
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Single Insertions 5 cents per linz. Si<-
teen words. seven times Consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rocrra
ENTERED fer a p5riOd OF fourtesn days In
The Triognefs Directory % D<s1ra5ls Rocnr4-
Write fo- circular.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

AT UNIVERSITY PLACE
Opposite Washington Squsrs--Haud audsczneil
furnished rooms gentleman
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

LAU-NDRESS.-F7rst class; shirts. collars.
cuffs: has friend nurse; speaks German,
French. English; good seamstress: would
travel. Phone 192s-PlaZa. Morrow's Bu-
reau. T21 Lexington ave, corner 5sth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Fun information concerning these roonaa
may be Rad. free of charge. at the Uptown
once Of The New-YoTk Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 86th and 37th sta
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS GsIst St. SIT
wesrl--Two large well furnished rooms :
private house. gentlemen: references. sub
way.
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WAITRESS - -CHAMBERMAID. Young
North OF Ireland girl; country place; ex-
celient references. wages SIS. Osterberg 5
Flaherty's Bureau 4s5 Columbus ave. Tel
Iel-Eiver
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

5TH AVE. IS doth s-N.-Renned surround
irgs: beautiful large front rooms. S1r
two, running water. bath
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

| HOUsEKEEPER. capable of
catering marketing. managing number IN
help; excellent references. H, Miss Fitz-
| GeraId's Bureau, sos 9th ave. cor. 42d St
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
HELEN GOULD HIS IDOL
WEBSTER IN. " FARMER WOULD
MARRY MILLIONAIRESS
Committed to Asylum After Trying tt
Form Company to Make "Corn-Pre-
venting Stockings and shoes"

NIAGARA FALLS. \. V, Oct. 3
After he had been prevented from send
ing telegram to George j. Gould, i'll
which he announced his intentions OF
going to New York and claiming the
hand of Miss Helen Gould in marriage,
Edmund y. Post, Il farmer of Webster,
\. y, near Rochester, was arrested here
yesterday, and almost Immediately com
United to the state hospital for the in
sane at Buffalo.
Post, according to stories lie has been
telling here for the past few weeks, has
been annoying the could family aplenty
during the past few years. lie has
spent much of his time since his arrival
here. three weeks ago, raising stock sub
scriptions 10 Il corporation for the manu-
facture of Posts corn-preventing stock.
lngS and Shoes and yesterday the list
was increased by one subscription OF Sd
Ooo,ODO. which seemed To make Post eA-
ceedingly happy. lie declared nov !.
90 to New York and show them that !
control vast wealth, and they cannot
but comply with my request To see MIS-
could, and when she sees me | know
she'll fall in love with me nj once.
Yesterday Post called al the home %
Maurice Fox, Il barber. ANA deinandeH
the payment of Il $1,000 stock sub.
scription. saying that he intended going
to New lori, At once. His arrest lot
lowed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08

,SlIEEr-SS Strong; spring lambs, 4.ooa3.25;
to far. LOG %; bucks, 2.Ug2.5o
tIbAUG, Wis, oct 5.-Reccipts. SO,
hogs. Market 5c to loo lower Mixed
packing 6.1il6.5l; poor to good heavy pack
ing. 6254663; medium and butchers, $500
GSI; select packing and shipping. G.G1n
40; fair to good light, 615dd1o; pigs and
ruught. 1nu6.oo RCpr, sentative sales: Al
hogs, average 226 AT Go; 81 hogs, average
231 at eco: - hogs. average 3o3 at $50:
43 hogs avcrag" 2IG nj SO, T. hogs. aver
age 322 at 600; lG hogs. average 212 ut
$50; ~ hogs. average 25s at G.s5; g. hogs.
average l64 a go; - hogs, average 1s6 at
$50; IS hogs average l07 ut GO; II hogs,
average ia ut 800
ST LOUIS, Mo. oct. -Cattlc-Rcccip,s.
900; beef steers, 2GI0J.35; stockers and
80; Texas steers, 24pa49n; cows and
heifrrs l.5oQ3.75. Iiogs-Receipts. 7uJN;
market 1or higher; pigs and lights, 4 5oG
p'Eh nS TO- pnnGhefS ana 9nSt
market strong to 1c higher; natives, aupW
/ -; lambs, I.isvdJSo
ceipts. 10000 including 5000 southerns;
market Toe lower; native steers. 4.JVQ7 50:
native cows and heifcrs. 2.on05 10: stockers
and feeders 2s"aiS"; bulls 2.25Q3.5o;
calves. 3.IJu1.rp: western steers. 3.Jb6i5 20;
western COWS. :. 2Jt3.I5. lloes-Eeceipts.
ii 900; market 10 to Zoe lower bulk Of
sales, 6.2nuddo; heavy, GW'd6.IO: packer,
pigs, 4.ra5.75, Sheep-Receipts, 1900:
market strong; muttons, 3Gnu4 10: lambs
425m6.lo; range wethers, 3.Joa425; fed
ewes. 3uouI2J.
CHICAGO. M. oct 5.-Cattle-Roceipts
about 81 900: market 10 to Zoe lower; beeves
3.GoM 80; Texans, 3.4p049"; westcrnerS.
!. 25n3,9o: stork"rs and feeders, 2.6od4. 80;
$50. Hogs-ReCelptS about 5000: market
generally Ice lower: light 6.15u69O; mixed.
6.23m7o5; heavy. ESQ 10: rough, $3.50
60: good to choice heavy, I.6la11o; pigs,
! =, hnlk A. SnlpS Il -lHt ~ Shpnn-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 5.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MLwAUKEE-BUTTE - Firm: Elgin
prices OF extra creamery Is 26c; local
iirsts, 24Q25c; seconds, 2oq22c; process, p
packing stock, i6ui6l4c
CHEEsE-steady; american full cream.
teas, LA 141ac; daisies. 14n1412c; longhorns,
14M 14lac; limburger, new make. 11m11l2c:
fancy brick. 12a1212c: low grades, Sc; i'm.
Swirs. 11hn12c.
EGGS-Firm:. The produce boards Of
fetal market for str!c,!; fresh laid as re-.
ceived, cases returned. 20C; fancy can
died in small way, 22a2sc; seconds and
checks. Sd9c. Receipts, 4S3 cases, Satur-
day, 46i cases.
ELGlN. III. Oct 5.--Elgin butter mar
ket firm ut 2Il2 cents. Total output for
week in this district 67S.OOO pounds.
CHICAGO, Ill, oct. 5-Cheese-Steady;
daisies, l4c; twins, BE; Young Americas,
creameries. 2oa2Gc: dairics, 1sa2ac. ECgs
WATERTOWS, \. Y. oct 3.-Cheese
sales. $500 boxes at 12l2@12s4c; a few at
l2Isc Many factories closing on account Of
high prices paid nj milk stations.
MUSCODA. Wis. oct. 3.--OTerngs 423
boxes twins and 11+o boxes single daisies
lo5 twins sold at 12@sc; l2& at 1214c; 100
NEW YORK. oct. .-Butter-Fmm: re.
celptS. J1b4: creamery specials ESc. do py-
tras, 271ac; thirds TO hrsts, 1sN26c state
dairy common to finest. 1Su25c: process
common To special, 15Gr23c: western fac
tory, hrsts, lac; western imitation. cream
cry frsts, 1ol2U2oc theese--Quiet re.
cepts. 139; state. full cream. specials. 49,,
a l44c: do small, colored or white. fancy.
13c do large. colored or white. fancy. 12lac:
do good TO prime, Ira l2i2c: do common to
fair. oi.dl1s,c; skins 2a1o2c. Eggs
Firm: receipts. 66D6: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby selected. white. fancy. 35d37c;
do fair To choice, 2sa34c: brown and mixed,
fancy. 3ou32c; do fair TO choice. 266 pc !;
western tirsts, 23n25c; seconds, 21d22c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
HURRICANE HITS COAST
EIGHTY-MILE GALE BLOWS UP THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Government Warns Vessels Against Put
ting to Sea Until Storm
AbateS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct -
A severe tropical storm is raging today
in the neiGhborhood of the Bermuda is
lands. All along the Atlantic coast from
Wilmington. y. G., TO East Port, Me,
the government is displaying signals
warning vessels of the danger of going
to sea until the storm has passed. Fore
caster Garriott of the weather bureau
said today that while the hurricane en-
dangers the safety of craft AT sea II Is
not likely, on account of the direction
it is taking. 10 touch the coast with
any great force.
The storm began blowing near the
Great Bahama bank early Thursday. re
curved to the north between Florida and
the Bahama islands and is now moving
northeastward. AT Nassau, Bahamas.
there was a registered wind velocity of
eighty miles an hour from the south and
the passage of the storm was marked
by fall in the barometric pressure To
gSS2 inch. BY tomorrow night the
storm is expected to he off New Found
land. Already there are strong north
erly winds along the middle Atlantic
coast and steamers leaving today for
Europe will encounter northcasterly
gales and fair weather followed by rain
to the Grand Banks.
There is another storm developing III
the interior Of the country, appearing
over the plateau region whence II VIII
advance east reaching the Atlantic coast
states Tuesday or "Wednesday next.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE. Oct. 5.-Close-Wheat-
Easier; No. / northern, on track, 1.o6@ 1,o1
STEADY; No. 3 on track, 1sc. .oats-Steady;
standard. Jo1a05la4c; No 3 white. on track
4su5o2c Barlcy-Quiet; standard, GIl2c
Rye-Stcady; No. l on track, &c.
Flour quotations III CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood. 5.45q5. % /:
straights, In WOOD. 53oqj, 40; export pat.
cnts, in sacks. i.oop4so; first clears, In
country, 3.i5u3. s.; sacks, Kansas. in wool
ifpu4T0
CHICAGO. III. oct. 5.-Receints--rIo,,r
bus; oats, 29S,5p bus; barley, IA 900 hns {:
rye, 5000 bus; timothy seed. Hos. $50 lbs :,
faxseed Goo" bus. Shipmcnts-FIour r.,
I04 bbls: wheat, 1852 bus: corn. 81 90
bus; oats. 2G2 1sG bus; barley. 44G22 bus:
rye l4.554 bus; timothy seed. - .325 lbs "''
MlNNEAPplIS. Mimi. oct 5-Close-
No. hard, l.o37s: No. l northern. i.o27a !:
No. northern, 1.oo3s; No 3 northern, 96u
NEW YORK. oct 5.-Cotton-rutures
her. S.i4; November. $40: December \ 30:
January. SIT. February, s,26; March s .6
May. SO: July, $40.
NEW YORK. oct 3-Closc- Whcat-De-
'cmhor. loS4.: May LOIS. Corn-Deccnl.
Der 1879: May. 12a,c
CHICAGO. ill.,. Oct 5.-Closc-wheat -
October, asl4c; December, os7sao9c; May
74c; December, 6ia4md47Sc; May, Gi3sc:
Iuly. 63i4u637sc. Oats-Decem6er. ic
May, 6lWGlisc; July. 1880. Pork-October'
Il 10: December 1435; January, 49,:
Nav. 1000 lard-October. 1905; Novcm.
her, 1o.l2h; January. o.571a; May. $50
Rihs-O October. o.G2i2; January. $50; May
\ alIfSJ7ia. Rye-tash, 1612c; December
16c: May Sole. Barey-Cash. J5h1IGlc
Timothy $40 tlover-October.
/ CHICAGO. III, oct 5.-Poultry-Llvc.
steady; turkeys lsc; chickens, 1lIsc:
springs. lie
po.otocs- Steady, G2a7ic
! KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct. 5-Wheat-
/ December 03c; May, 9dc: July, o4c. Cash
No. hard 9+a9ac. No. 3. a3u97c; No :
I red, 1o2l44it .o3: No 3. o7cN o.. Corn
| pcccmbcr zoe: May. 5s7sc: July. 5I3sc.
| cash: 40 . mixed, 7li5c; No. 3, 7lm71lac:
! No white I2l4c; No. 3 I11ac Oats-No.
| white. 4s1t4sl4c: No . mixed, 4s'tc.
! CHICAGO, Ill. oct Cash wheat, No ?
red ogi ,cft1 90: No 3 red 9IleM9oc: No.
/ hnrd. psi4 e5i1op: No 3 hard, 9Il3M99c No.
/ / northern oJ61l .o6; No. , northern. Io4u
/ los: No 4 spring. 91Rcm1W. Corn-No .,
| IIl56IT7@4c No. yellow. Is]2c; No 3 ia
| 7sc; Ne 3 yellow Isi4c. Oats-No . white,
| SIC; Ne J white, iIi90 isac; standard, not
| LIVERPOOL. oct. CLOSE Wheat
| Spot strong: No | red western winter -
! ID futures quiet. December. - Iasd:
! March. a. Gild: May. - 5s.d. Torn SPOT,
/ q itt. American mixed. - ~; futures,
| .et, october. j. o7sd, December IS Sad.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
UNEAR1H PLOT TO
SMUGGLE CHINESE
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS DISCLOSE
TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING
AMERICANS.
HUNDREDS GAIN ENTRANCE.
Prominent Residents of Southern Cali
fornia and Mexico Are Accused of
Being in Ring.
$500 FOR NEW YORK DELIVERY.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 1.-The
Chronicle today publishes a statement
TO the effect that the recent changes in
the immigration department in this
state were the result of an investigation
disclosing widespread corruption III the
service along the Mexican border, by
which hundreds of Chinese have gained
illegal entrance to the United States
during the past two years.
Americans Are Accused
The details of the plot, which is al
legged to involve Chinese and Mexican
residents Of Mexico and southern Cali
fornia as well as Americans holding Of
fetal positions. are said to have been
communicated by one of the govern.
ment agents who discovered the exist
ence of the smuggling ring. 1t is said
that the prices paid were 500 for de-
livering a Chinaman at Los Angeles or
$500 for landing him unmolested i'll New
York.
During these two years, it is affirmed.
small bands of Chinese. in box cars and
on country roads. were being arrested and
deported. 1t is now asserted that many
of these were laborers from Mexico, who
We're DESTROYS of being returned TO China.
without expense to themselves.
Names Are Disclosed.
The Chronicles informant has dis
closed the names of Chinese, MeNlcanS
and Americans alleged to have composed
the ring. 1t is said that the government.
after securing sufficient evidence to war
rant summary action. chose to dismiss
for incompetency a number OF the lInml-
grafton officers on the border rather than
bring criminal prosecutions.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
LONG WORTH IN DENIAL,
CONGRESSMAN Declares He Never Sug-
gested Roosevelt for President After
Taft's Term Expires.

CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 5.-tongreNN-
man Nicholas Longworth who was IN
Cincinnati. denounced as n campaign lie
the widely printed story that in a speech
at Rock Island. H.. he proposed that
after Judge Taft had served two terms
as President. that President Roosevelt
would again be Il candidate for the preSl-
dency.
Congressman l.ongworth's statement III
full follows:
at Rock Island, H.. | was introduced 10y
the chairman as n son of ONO ana since
Ohio seemed To be determined 10 break
the record as n mother OF presidents u"
said I'm a jocular vein that probably
would be a candidate some time myself
Replying in similar vein, | said that |
was not there as candidate for any OF
nee. | was there to speak of the present
Taft for President, not III the future but
now | said that | believed ronhdehtl$
that Judge Taft would b" elected fresl
dent and that his administration would b"
so wise aud beneficial to the people that
they would demand that he wonld serve
them another term. After that | said
ohio would not be selfish and would yield
TO some other State-pcrhaps New York
to uominte the next President
had no particular candidate In mind
New York coming first into my mind be
cause of the presence of Mr., sherman on
the platform.
At that point many people shouted
Roosevelt" and the audience chcered his
name loudly.
am not surprised that some Democratic
newspapers should have taken this mp, be
cause the Democratic party IS most anX
ious to distract the peoples attention from
the issues OF today and talk about either
the remote future or the past
The story that | commented upon my al
LACED prpUictiDD and said II would be
proved by the President Is absolutely false.
/ have never even thought Of much less
mentioned the incident until now.
Congressman longworth is en- route to
the east where he will continue his
speaking tour.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-10-08
TUG MASTERS BLAMED.
Loss of III Lives on Pacific Coast Is
Placed on Heads of Those Tow
ing Wrecked Boat

SAN lRANSClStO. Cal. oct a.
During the official inquiry into the wreck
90 tie ship Star of Bengal direct
charges Of cowardce and desertiou wer"
made against T. Farrar and +, lIamil-
ton, masters of the cnnnery tugs, llaIh"
Gage and Kayak, which were towing the
vessel when the wreck occurred. capt.
Nicholus Wagner, Mate Victor Johnson
and several members of the crew teStl-
fed before federal inspector that the
blame for the loss of the vessel and III
lives rested upon the t"whuat captains
capt Wagner has been directed to
swear to his charges before the superViS.
Ing inspector at Washington The nc
cuscd towhoat captains will then be
prosecuted for mauSlauEhtcr