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s584,0OO,0OO IN
YEARS SUBURBAN
REALTY DEALINGS
Widespread Operations in New
Home Sections Kept
Market Active.

New York's home suburbs are closing
a busy year in real estate.
More than s5si,ooo. o0o has been involved
in suburban realty transactions during
1905 The total Is equal to that of 1907
and IL exceeds the totals of preceding
years. II does not include the amount
spent for new transit lines and public
works, which would swell the improve
ment outlay IN the suburbs to $3.50. oo0, 900.
Brooklyn has led all suburban sections
in the volume OF real estate invest
ments. Its total passes sg23, $780, 600. 1t
Includes $50, Ooo,0 900 for new buildings.
$50 900 for alterations. sSS. 800. 900 loaned
on mortgages $3.50. 10000 paid directly
on private real estate purchases and
Sill, 2lo,ooO paid at auction.
s119,55o,ooo In Bronx Deals.
In the Bronx the years total has
passed Sl19 $4,000. 1t comprises 1900, 600
for new buildings, 81, 100000 for altera-
tons. s4l,5oO,ooo loaned on mortgages,
s6O,ooO,O0O in private purchases, and 81
10000 from auction sales.
New Jerseys suburban section comes
next with total of sll3,s 900. 1t is
divided into s1l,OooOoo for new buildings,
$4,000 for alterations, $50, 100000 for
mortgage loans, $50, 100000 for private
buying. and $4,000 at auction sales.
Queens makes total OF $93, 2i0 600
Builders there have spent sll. ooo, 900 on
new construction and $4,000 on altera-
tons. Mortgage borrowers have re-
ceived s2sOco0oo. Purchases at private
frlD 1,,p nd Mt
auction si,5Oo,Ooo.
Richmonds total reaches sS3,935.O0o. 1t
comprises s2,35O.poO in new buildings
$4,000 in alterations. $4,000 in mort
gage loans. s2l,ooOoo0 in conveyances
and sl.200,0O0 at auction sales.
Homeseekers Very Busy.
Most of the suburban operations have
been undertaken for housing the great
overflow from older city home Centres
While Manhattan population has re-
NAMED stationary, or decreased slightly
during the past year, the population in
outlying sections has increased over
100, 200.
Builders in the suburbs have put up
over 1850 private dwellings during the
year PLAYHOUSE construction las made
been enough Il provide for che shifting
of population as well as for the COM
paratively small population increase Of
the past year.
Instead OF gaining 10000 or more peo-
pie, which New York was doing during
the prosperous years Of 1904 10 1871 as Il
result of enormous immigration. the gain
has been scarcely more than the nor
NAL surplus OF births over deaths, be-
cause the panic turned the tide of I'M
migration, the other way, and New York
actually lost on the net movement OF
It's foreign born population. In ali the
United States the gain in alien popula-
cause 7I.s4 left our shores while 7ei li2
were coming in.
With the return OF prosperity, how
ever. immigration Is growing rapidly.
Next spring is expected TO see tens Of
thousands, pouring In again from the
Old World. in that event. builders of
1909 will have to house over 800, 90 per-
sons, and all of il, practically. must be
done in the suburbs.
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

OAKLAND RACE TRACE. Cal, Dec, 20
The entries for to-days races are az fol
lows:
FIRST RACE-Futurity course. selling,
Mike Ash-ln, lO6; Chok Hedrick, III,
igIG 100: pI1aargin, ~; ts69a;oman, hi Lady
SIXTH ,RACEsiS fgGlongs; seiling6-
- Brief, lOj, hrgonaut; no, Stroke, %,
Hoyle 100; Cowen, 100: s"mproni, los
Figeut 100,
.,THIRp RACE FHurily course. selling.
Sir Brllar, ~; Marion koEe. III; St
Avon. 1G5; AIarlse l9d, selle KINNEY 100
king III; seven Fun, III Calls, 100, Lord
FOURTH EACE--Mne ana twenty yard,
Sc Ing Da[eingrqn. ~, G9Tgnntua. 100
si,cy, iG3i ca,5geline, I65' Keep Moving,
FIFTH EACE;, Nile and twenty, yards:
iloWdIsh, lU7, stool Blue, iOI Elm and Elm,
erah slis ~ Royal 'q KID, 10? bftdeeSes ic
- SIXTH ,RF5AlcEm.Eil5Su fu55.ongs; purse. IT.
Cop6ers, 9s; Grace o.. l07; Twilight Queen
Clear. SLOW
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asked for Jespersen He was Informed
that there was no such man there. The
name Of Annis was not mentioned The
man with whom he spoke was coll
ored man, but defendant fails to rec.
ognizc the witness Ellerson He VIII
tell YOU that there isn't the slightest
senhlance OF truth in what Ellerson
says about an inquiry FOR Annis,'
Then. Shay declares, Hams spoke TO
several men who have testified, but dld
said. told him Jesperson might be Mt the
float, He went down
The captain was pacing back and
forth with his arms folded, paying no
attention Rrchfeld came down and
suddenly somebody whom defendant be-
first time recognized Mrs. Annis and in
a loud voice said: How do you do, Mrs
Annis Defendant turned his head and
asked What Annis Is that7'' Birchfield
or Funke replied: Why, Billy Annts 9
wife Thornton asked. is he here|
out there in the boat Here he comes
now"
On the Yacht Float
Thornton, realizing that sight of
Annts to lbs brother would probably
mean the undoing Of his mental i'm
provement, determined to get away.
It was then that he turned TO his
brother and taking him by the arm.
here. Let's go back
The Captain shook himself from the
defendant and instantly Birchfield ran
down the gangplank. the boat being
then In. AS quick ms lightning the Cap
tain was rushing down the float: Thorn
and was struck at the suddenness OF his
Instantly there was q
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must show that Capt Peter Hams
was insane at the time Of the shooting
of Annis. The statute provides that the
keeper of IA mentally deranged person
has the right to take every reasonable
means 10 prevent his charge from doing
bodily harm to himself or anybody else.
Now. when | prove that Capt. Hams
to have been insane | justify the conduct
of Thornton Hams In drawing a re-
Nolver. 1t was 10 prevent others from
being killed 10y him when the homicidal
idea was strong in him.
But" continued the lawyer, ''as I
interpret the ruling. | must. in order
to prove Peters insanity. show the
causes which led to that insanity. and
that means the bringing in the story
of the Illicit relations which existed be-
tween Annis and Peters wife ] can
not see how ii can be avoided"
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SUICIDE FOUND IN TIME.
Gas That Killed PauIson Might
Have Wrecked Home.

Matthew Paulsou, a stableman, was
found dead in a room at No. 26I West
Twenty-second street to-day By Miss
Margaret Smith. another roomer.
Paulson was fully dressed when
found. Gas flowed from the Jet in the
wall. \ pitcher of water rested on top
of small gas stove, which was
lighted. The police say that an ex-
plOsion would have wrecked the build
Ing in short time had Miss Smith not
smeled the gas.
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SURPLUS GAIN OF $6,913,625
FOR CLEARING HOUSE BANKS

This weeks bank statement, issued to-
day. shows that the banks hold tl6, 923,3 1916
more than the requirements OF the .
per cent reserve rule. This is an in
crease OF s69l3 625 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last
week. The figures as made public are
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The statement of banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York not re-
porting to the Clearing House shows
deposits Of si,ll6. oe6, 500. total cash on
hand, slos $50, and loans amounting
TO Sl61, OI9, 200
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KILLED ESCAPING POLICE.

SULLYILLE, y. j, Dec 25-seehins
ia g5t away from a policeman who was
plrs ing MIN for a minor ease ~ dis
orderly conduct. Thomas Mccoy lodged
In front OF speeding trolley car here
last night, was struck and Instantly
killed, -. ls.a
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Foul Taste

GOOD while you're eating i,
XMAS TIME-bad-awfui bad in
YOUR MOUTH the day after il
you fail to take q CASCARET at
bed time to help nature remove
the over-drinkiug and eating load.
Don't neglect to have Cascsrets
with you to start the New Year
right They simply help nature
help you-- "a
cAscARHTs Toe boz for . ~evgs
treatmsut. ~ druggists .Bigeest seller
In the world. MILLION boI rs Q month
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PILEs CURED ~ o 10 "a DAYS.
YAZO OINTMENT IL guaranteed 70 cure
.,sa'.s pi.as a,sa.ss o . rsss.1saisS r.lir
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COURTS COME TO
AID OF MOVING
PICTURE MEN.

CONTINUED From FIRST PsgeJ
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h. ". POOR'S FIRM FAILS:
LIABILITIES $5,00O,O0O


taste In this city. The Poor residence
at Tuxedo is a magnificent pile OF stone
and brick, one of the finest homes in
the millionaire colony Of that exclusive
place.
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1t WAS not until May 90 nearly two
months afteTNaTd, ~ hen Is brother
can't Peter a. HAluA returned d, Ney
Noik from the Philipplur Islands II
wAs durlug this period ruat lcspvTson
Was stLl Ning 20 get the defendant 10
40 90 Hayside, ana upon one OF his
Visits 10 tie home OF the defendant the
lstteI told lesperson that llis brother
Sss IN great trouble aud tkAl he was
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llarrln didn't waste much time before
Lee closed for the STATE. He called
i-Irge u ton, "a patroluan detailed 10
.r blstriCr-A .Hrney's ufflCc In Long
ayd IlfE a.I said merely that ma
ua4 gone 10 EtfIaus adlresses IN Prook-
1u This nulIr looking Tor IpUn Tom
mig. the oH4'Wau, who has been lt7-
r,l,i the mtss4g witness. tie said he
hadn't peeU ablr 20 locate Tonulng and
was finally told Iuat the man had gone
back o. Sweden Nj Mcintyre asked
the policeman only a few perfunctorY
uurst lions.
tie other day, Was recalled 10 slys soma
, 1908-07-07
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to w. A. Hegelheimer and
Miss Annie Mayer, both of this city.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Elias Erickson of this city
and Caroline Resterund Of Oakland,
Cal.
s.. W. Tannehill today filed proof OF
labor on the Alberta No. l and other
mining claims and on the Tinker No.
l and others.
The county commissioners spent thu
most of the day allowing the bills for
the month of June and looking over
the reports of the county and precinct
officers.
The county commissioners set 9
o'clock tomorrow morning as the hour
for the hearing of the petition of Ora
Haley and others for the establish
ment of an irrigation district near
Wyoming.
Deputy Sheriff Bower was called to
Millbrook this afternoon by a tele-
phone message from Postmaster Hoss
that a Mexican sheep herder had at
tackled him with a knife, but had in
fiicted no injury.
Charles N. and Alice Carman today
sold to Richard N. Pitcher, for 81 and
other considerations, the south half of
lot IL and all of lots 10 and 20, block
1903, in the city of Laramie, on First
street, between Russell and Fetterman
streets, in the southern part of the
city.
, 1908-07-07
FIGHTING A ROAD.
Town Trying to Prevent Abandonment
as a Division Point.

Roswell, N. M, July THE Santa
Fe today put men to work tearing up
the track between Texico and Cameo,
planning to make Clovis instead of
Texico the division point at which the
Pecos Valley and Northeastern lines
Of the Santa Fe are to leave the main
line. A mob began forming at Texico
to prevent the change. when work was
temporarily stopped by orders from
General Manager Turner. The case
will be adjusted in court before any
other NOV is made.
, 1908-07-07
TAKING YOUNG FISH
To NEW EEL nc

Superintendent Theodore Tregoning
of the fish hatchery will leave on the
18th for Rock Springs with 10000
young brook tout. He will be met at
that place by an automobile belonging
to a large land company and taken to
Boulder creek and other streams in
the New Fork country. This is the
first time an automobile will be used
in taking fish to be planted, the land
company bearing all the expense for
the sake of getting the young fish, and
the experiment will be watched with
some interest. 1t has heretofore been
impossible to stock the streams in that
section, owing to the time required
in reaching the streams.
, 1908-07-07
Was Declared Draw.

One of the Office force aud one of
the boys in the machine shops at the
rolling mill today engaged in a small
boxing bout. The participants and
their seconds repaired to the village
green, at the north end of the mill,
about noon, and the big bout started.
After four rounds Of fast. furious
fighting, the bout vas declared a draw
by Referee Jack Sarvis.
, 1908-07-07
MARKET REPORTS
Live Stock at South Omaha

South Omaha, July 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1920 head. Market 10@15c
higher. Western steers. $3.50@6.15;
Texas steers, s3.O0@5.OO; ranger cows
and heifers, $2.50@4.50; Gamers. $500
@3.25; stockers and feeders, $1,000
500; calves, s2.75@5.75; bulls, $2.75
@5.0O.
Hogs-Receipts, 4.400 head. Market
sc higher. Heavy, s6.2o@6.30; mixed,
s6.20@6.25; light, $6.15@6.25; pigs,
$5.60@6.O0; bulk of sales. $6.20@6.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
steady to lower. Yearlings, 1850
$50; wethers, s3.25@410; ewes, $500
@3.75; lambs, $5.50G625
, 1908-07-07

yesterday and the night before OBJ
secured the sky, and when the conven-
ton crowd awoke this morning it was
to find a perfect Colorado summer day
installed, never a cloud from the hori
zon on the east to where the sky
piercing the mountain chain, shuts off
the west, and the sun is out in all his
glory.
Summer Day.
70 the perfection of Denver's human
arrangements for the opening Of the
convention. the weather added a
cloudless morning and a bright prom.
Use of more to come.
, 1908-07-07
ADMITTED THE THEFT
OF SLEApEp,c

George Reed. a boy of 16, who re-
Gently came from Kansas, was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Bower last night,
in the country, charged with stealing
a watch from a sheep shearer. The
boy admitted the theft and told the
officer where and how he had disposed
Of the timepiece. He is in the county
Jail.
, 1908-07-07
CREAMERY COMPANY
WILL BUY BUILDING.

The creamery company is negotiat-
ing for the Stickney building, at the
corner OF Third and Garfield streets,
and the probability is that the deal
will be consummated. The special
committee of the board of trustees,
Fred Ihmsen and N. E. Corthell, has
approved the proposed purchase of the
building for creamery purposes.
, 1908-07-07
Good Run Over Hin.

Train No. 5 made a very remarkable
run from Cheyenne to Laramie today.
schedule and arrived in This city on
time. No stops were made between
that city and this. Engineer George
Harris was at the throttle.
, 1908-07-07
Convention Hall Opened.

Denver, Colo, July THE doors Of
convention hall were unbarred at 11:10
a. m. The building is guarded by a
Gordon of police, who prevented the
crowd from impeding the ticket hold
ers. Nebraska is placed directly in
front of the speaker.
The First Music.
At 1880, when the hall was less
than a third full, the first music of
the convention crashed from the up
per balcony.
, 1908-07-07
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, 1908-07-07
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Q Bishop Potter passed a comfort
Q able night and is sim improving.
9 1t Is believed his ultimate recov-
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, 1908-07-07
CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

Chicago, July 7.-Cattle-Receipts
$500 head. Market strong to shade
higher. Beeves, s4.S0@S.35; Texans,
$4.50@6.30; westerns. $4.60 @6.70;
stockers and feeders. s2.6O@5.Oo; cows
and heifers, s2.40@6.30; calves, $3.50
@6.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head. Mar
ket strong. Westerns, $2.75@4.S0;
yearlings, $4.50@5.50; lambs, $4,000
7.25; western, $4.00@7.25.
, 1908-07-07
CLOSING Stock Quotations.

New York, July Union Pacific,
14sA; Southern Pacific, s7h; Anal
gamated, 6S; Atchison, 80; do pre-
ferred, SO; New York Central, 1O4;
Pennsylvania. 1872; Steel, 1913; do
preferred, 1861.
, 1908-07-07
Bishop keans In Prayer.

1t was just 1920 when Chairman
Taggart Ut the national committee
called the convention to order. Bishop
Keane Of Cheyenne pronounced the
opening invocation, an impressive plea
for divine gracs on the conventions
deliberations.
Bell for Temporary Chairman.
The convention promptly perfected
a preliminary organization by elect
ing Theodore A. Bell Of California as
temporary chairman. The keynote
speech of Bell started the echoes ring
ing and brought forth an enthusiastic
demonstration for Bryan and other
party idols. At the conclusion Of Mr..
Bells speech the convention cheered
for some time.
Temporary ofTeers.
Temporary Chairman-Theodore A.
Bell, California.
General Secretary-Urey Woodson,
Kentucky.
Assistant General Secretary-Edwin
Seton, Washington, D. C..
Assistant observation-disclosures s
Northen, Atlanta, Ca; H. C. Richmond,
Fremont, Neb.; G. A. Nash, Perry, Ia.
Edward Cahill, Springfield, ILL.,; Will
Reid, Rawlins, Wyoming; and Frank
B Ross, Indianapolis, Ind.
Reading Clerks-Wiliam McEniry,
Rock Island, ILL.,; T. F. Smith, New
York City; William F. R. Byrne,
Charleston, w. Va. C. J. Gavin. Den
yer. Colo; Rees +. Horrocks. Little
Rock, Ark. and Joseph l.. Reilly, Indi
annapolis, Ind.
Sergeant-at-Arms-John I. Martin
Missouri;
Chief Assistant Sergeant-at.ArmA
]. G. Fenn. Indiana.
Chief Doorkaeper-Eupene w. sulli.
van. Illinois.
Tally Clerks-Rubv IaFoon Madi.
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, 1908-07-07
Two Bryan Victories.

Denver, Colo, July 1.-The national
committee, sitting as a whole today,
approved the findings Of the sub-com-
mittee in the contests from Idaho and
Pennsylvania, reported yesterday. This
results in seating on the temporary
roll call the DuBois-Heidfeldt faction
from Idaho and of the anti-Guny men
from Pennsylvania.
The Ohio Contests.
The committee refused to consider
the contests in Ohio, on which Mayor
johnson of Cleveland yesterday agreed
to ask for a reconsideration, and the
finding Of the national committee
stands unless upset by the credentials
committee.
, 1908-07-07
HEAD MILLER HERE

FOR OPENING WORK.
c. M. Vonneida, head miller for the
Overland Cereals company, arrived
from Sioux Falls, S. D., this afternoon
and will take charge of the work OF
putting in the machinery for the mill
and elevator here. He will become a
permanent resident of the city, look
ing after the mechanical interests OF
the company's plant here.
, 1908-07-07
DENVER CONVENTION
NOW IN FULL SWING

Grover Cleveland, late president OF
the United States, who was three
times the candidate of the democratic
party, be it
Resolved, That we, the delegates
of the party, in national convention
assembled. recognize. in him one Of
the strongest and ablest characters
known to the worlds craftsmanship,
and possessed to an extraordinary de-
gree of the elements of leadership,
and by his able. conscientious and
f~orceful administration of public at
fairs, he reflected honor upon his
party.
Deep Sorrow in Death.
Resolved, That we hereby express
our deep sorrow at his death and ex-
tend our warmest sympathy and con-
dolence to his family, and that these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords of the convention, and that a
copy be forwarded to Mrs. Cleveland.
Resolved, That, as a further mark
of respect to his memory, the conven-
ton do now adjourn until u o'clock
noon tomorrow
Convention Adjourns.
At 2:31 the convention adjourned
until tomorrow. After Mr. Dunn had
read his resolutions on the death Of
Cleveland there were loud cries for
Parker.
Parker Takes Platform.
Mr.. Parker took the platform and
said he had intended to introduce the
resolutions which he read, but instead
of insisting on a vote on his resolu-
tons, he seconded Dunn's resolutions,
which we're Immediately adopted.
, 1908-07-07

Heat m quaker City.
Philadelphia, Pa. July -Four
deaths and more than fifty prostrations
occurred in this city from heat be-
tween noon yesterday and 10 o'clock
this morning.
, 1908-07-07

st. Louis, July Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, 140
19c; fine mediums. 10@15c; fine, 90
12c.
, 1908-07-07
Huge Hall Crowded.

Denver, Colo, July 1.-THE demo
cratic national convention began its
session at loon today. amid e M OF
stirring animation. The vast amphi-
theater of the auditorium vas packed
with 10000 people, an ever-moving, in.
tense and expectant throng, moved by
patriotic airs and, stirred into tumul.
tuous demonstration as a silken por-
trait of Bryan was borne within the
walls
, 1908-07-07
klIed n Auto kaee

Dieppe, July Two men were
killed in the grand prize race today.
They We're Cissac, driving the Pan
hard, and his mechanician. They were
crushed under the car.
, 1908-07-07

New York, July Lake copper
steady, s12.75@12.s7k; lead quiet, at
$4.42k 94.47k; bar silver, 53&c per
ounce.
, 1908-07-07
New York Financial Market.

New York, July Money on call
easy. ~ per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3k@4 per cent.
, 1908-07-07
RAILROAD NOTES
More Investors.

The Denver, Laramie and North
western car Yellowstone passed
through the city today bound for
Hanna with a party of investors.
, 1908-07-07
AMERICAN BATTLEsHIPs SAIL
ING FROM BAY OF SAN FRAN.
CISCO WITH THE RISING
OF THE TIDE.

Flower Of American Navy Leaving the
Coast of United States for Trip
Encircling the Earth, Stopping at
Honolulu, New Zealand, Mel.
bourne, Japan, China, Philippines
and Thence to Hampton Roads.
, 1908-07-07
Bell Gets In.
Perfect Weather.

Denver. Colo. July 7.-During the
night Denver rolled up and put away
the curtain Of leaden clouds which
, 1908-07-07
Convention Ready to Act.

Denver, Colo. July THE demo
cratic national convention of 1908,
which is to nominate a candidate for
the Offices of president and vice pres
ident of the United States in opposi.
tion to Taft and Sherman. is at the
point of action, and the early morning
hours found thousands of delegates
alternates and spectators from all
parts of the country beginning to
stream towards the great auditorium
An Early Adjournment.
An unusual feature Of the first days
program is the plan to adjourn at an
early hour as a mark of respect to the
memory of the late ex-President Cleve
land, the last democrat who occupied
the Office of chief magistrate of the
nation.
, 1908-07-07

Daily Republican SO cents a month.
, 1908-07-07

CONTINUED on page ~
, 1908-07-07
THEODORE BELL OF CALIFORNIA
ELECTED TEMPORARY CHAIR
MAN AND COMMIT
TEES APPOINTED.

Cleveland Resolution Of Sympathy In
troduced by Delegate Dunn Of
Omaha, Who Will Place Bryan in
Nomination, After Prayer by
Bishop keane of Wyoming-Text
of Temporary chairman's Address.
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