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New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
SECRETARY HEsTBR's COTTON REPORT
Southern Mills Consume 2,560Ooo Bales.
Against 100000 Used in the North.

Nev orleans. SEPT For the second consecu-
.fye wear Southern mills have consumed moro cot
tor than the Northern mills according 80 secre-
-s-,- Tfes-cr's report on the consumption of Amer
Scan cotton mad, public on the floor OF the New
orleans Cotton Exchange to-day. southern mills,
,,- 10 the close ot the commercial year ended
August g. consumed 25Sooco bales. agsinst $4,000
1.sfes consumed ir the North.
When the Eesre- report q year ago showed that
the Southern mills had FOR tho FIRST time gone ahead
rr those of the North by a narrow margin II was
eve~e v attributed 10 Unfavorahe commercial con-
dtioue having had more serious effect on the
New England mills thsr on those Of the South
The rotsl consumption of American cotton by The
world was rut st -2lr6"'A bales, the largest on
record larger by l.o41'0 bales than last year and
larger 10y EOS e5 bales than the largest consump-
-.o7 over known which two years ago. Con-
s5rrY-s- ~ foreign spirners put a. s,56, 80
rsles The total consumption II America last wear
was 1a-1aGr, bales. while Two Years $50 II was
-1.f-loo".
The total zishls and invisible supply of cotton
was put al s.os200 bales. against 2,4l2c'o war
ago and 2e3Z0.1 TWO years ago. NH stocks IN The
United states were estimated at $4,000 bales. against
st,pao year ego. and foreign mill stocks were
estimated at 10000 bales. against ll22o'o a year
ago
n v-as announced that EHson's figures on mill
s-01Iy- for last wear have been corrected from l,l2
o. -o 1859 30 bales.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS GROW.
Effect Of Nesc Tariff ShOscn-Thc
august Deficit.

Washington, S~pt l.-Ihe customs receiuts for
to-day were nearly twice great as for September
OF last year, according 20 figures given the
Treasury Department to-day. This is taken as
fair Indication OF 'he effect Of the new Payne tariff
law although percentage Of the receipts must
necessarily he credited to the Dingley law as i'm
portatons which have been held in bond since
being brought in prior the enactment Of the new
Law being withdrawn every day. 1t is also
said that the increase is TO extent due the
better business conditions existing now as COM
pared with year ago. The customs receipts at
all ports to-day were s1.4o9.9s7, as compared with
S75s454 for September /. 1905
There deficit OF S7.ll.7cs in the ordinary
receipts and disbursements OF the Treasury Depart
ment FOR the month Of August, compared with
= deficit Of s1Sf0S,sa9 for July
As the greater number of the general appropria-
tons become available for the use Of the various
branches of the government during July, the first
month Of the fiscal year. the reduction in the deficit
in August is largely accounted for. There was
also smaller deficit in the receipts and disburse
ments for the construction Of the Panama canal
the shortage being S3O7o213 for July and s2cOil27
for August.
From the customs the Treasury Department re-
ceved SIS 5Ss65 for August. while the receipts from
the same source in July were so ,963lsl. During
August N9,7lS76S was received from the internah
revenue taxes and S2.7733s3 obtained from mis-
celaneous
The postal deficiency for August amounted TO
s2.0ooOOo. compared with half that amount for
July. The War Department used over sl20n,c0o
during the last month. while the maintenance OF
the navy called for little more, than SocelcHo.
The public debt less the cash balance in tho
Treasury At the beginning of business to-day was
S047.517.2I This does not include S.343.21is6e in
certificates and Treasury notes which is offset by
equal amount or cash in the Treasury. The re-
captuation of the debt shows Sel33l7.490 In inter
bearing debt s2S4.475 IN debt which interest
has ceased since maturity. and sSseHzlt4 IN debt
bearing no interest.
The statement OF the cash in the Treasury shows
total Of sl,722230l2l divided follows: Reserve
fund gold coin and bullion, s15ooonG; trust funds
81 1921 $50. to Offset certificates and Treasury
notes. general fund. S6s.d942S4: in national bank
repositories S4 745. and in the Treasury OF the
Philippine Islands, $500 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
BIG PROFITS M HIDES AND LEATHER

The -epo-4 u tho American Hide & Leather com
-.srv for The yesr ended june q shows ne' PFo.-s
= % - m a. against seq3 30 in the preceding
-.e-v On increase or more than 80 per cent Atter
fed .-ons for rcr'acerrorts and fixed charges the
-erp- showed surplus of s. ios ooo compared WIN
o. 5le-ft f7 f1e wear before ~ $1,000
Thomas X IaU, president ~ the COMPANY IA
-..e ye-,- 20 stockholders saws that bonds - the
,-,-,,a,r,, I'm t1. hands ~ the public on June !"
.r..54-s5 20 s. 67soB0 having been reduced IN the
,.e, III, The acquisition ~ s55i.eo for the sinking
f,,,5 ar q cost of s2es7s7 The inventory 81 hides
fius and Ie4ther on hand and In process "t manu-
,.,.,..-, and General supplies on juno ~ last
..,-,,- q, s. --6Gl6 an Increase Of &,0''4,h over
,t,, -,e,.fous wear There is an excess of current
. , ,.,,v-rert lia biIities ~ sssA143. an amount
sv,e.dirg The par value ~ bonds outstanding 10y
s2ee1as leaving in addition inc enure plant ana .l
tOuF4ar-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OYSTERS FIT TO EAT.
Planters Now Provide Consumers with Un-
doctored Bivalves.

If, when you ask for a quart OF oysters the
dealer bobs down behind the counter and seems
inclined TO keep the vessel they are In hidden from
you. the chances he is sticking 10 the tub
OF our fathers-the old oyster tub. out Of which
typhoid fever and similar evils have staIked for So
ionS. II he had adopted the improved methods
OF handling oysters brought into by the pure
food agitation he would be only too proud 20 show
the clean. white. enamelled cases in which the
really up-to-date dealer keeps his oysters now.
"Sealshipt' IS the magic label which tells the
buyer that his purchase is free from germs as
oysters we'll can be. II is the watchword adopted
by about a hundred planters Of the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts who have formed themselves into an
organization known as the National Cvste- car
rier Company. An irouclad contract with the
shippers insurcs the purity Of the oysters that
come from these planters and of the conditions
under which they sent to the retailer OF
course, there arc towns in which "SeaIshipt.
oysters arc not to be had. but gradually dealers
are learning that it is their interest to handle
honest oysters. and the time is coming when even
in the places furthest inland foated bIoated
hleached doctored oysters will he "a thing Of the
past
Under the improved methods the oysters direr+1v
after they are taken from the beds and shucked
receive thorough washing in cold pure water
over a perforated metal counter Then they are
well drained and put into the alright containers
IN which they arc to be rushed To the consumer as
fast as trains will carry them These containers
are most ingenious. They are double and a thick
blanket OF ice divides the seamless pressed steel
alright inner cylinder. which holds the oysters
from the outer cylinder or carrier. And they can
not Be opened while in transit
From these containers the dealer transfers tho
oysters TO his white enanelIed DISPLAY cases The
cans that hold the oysters are embedded in ice and
the case is covered with a tight glass top. which
keeps out dust and the Investigating finger Of the
customer At the same time. the oysters can he
seen perfectly. The oysters are dipped from the
cases with white enamelIed spoon. which holds
Just a pint And it Is pant Of solid meats too.
not the bTackiSh water, with a few oysters float
ing around IN it, like the stuff that comes out Of the
old style dealers tub. If the oysters aren't as
white as they used 10, il il a good sign oysters
IN their natural state are never white. II is bad
oysters that are bleached hide their badness
The last touch of the uptD-datc dealer is the little
waxed paper pail IN which hs hands the consumer
his purchase These little pals, fastened at the
toQ by q handy arrangement. are quite watertight.
Every one bears the name "SeaIshipt" II Is the
mark OF system which. SAYS The National
Food Magazine is simply intelligent cooperation
among oyster planters. shippers and oea!ers-a
combination that will have nothing to say TO any
oyster that isn't up the standard.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
HER BODY IN RESERVOIR.
Girl No1c Thought to Haze Ended
Her Life in Suicide Pact.

Inc o'dy OF Dora Winifred Hockey. vino disap
peared week ago from her home No. 45l East
Io'u street was found floating yesterday in the
Sefo'lle fsrk reservoir. Two days ago the body Of
Charles Schoc!. who acconnpanied Miss Iookev
Whe" sne disappeared. was dragged out Of the
same reservoir The absence of marks Of violence
on the girls body has caused the police to aban-
uoh t'eir theory that she was murdered. They
eide pact
4he body OF Miss Hockey was taken 10 the Ford
nam Morgue' where an autopsy-vaS performed By
Ut THOMAS Curtin, the Coroner's physician Mrs
"d.le tio'Key was summoned TO the morEue and
ter.
small diamond ring and two plain gold rings
FOUND on the dead girls fingers made complete
identification possible. DR.. Curtin said one OF the
LilsS vas wedding ring. The police believe
Scncch and Miss Hockey may have been married
IN Mount Vernon before they entered into the sui
eide pact.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CUBAN RAILROAD BRINGS s25.ooo

Henry Melville, special commissioner appointed
under the decree Of foreclosure and sale in the suit
in the United States Circuit Court brought by
Frank GledhHl and other stockholders against the
Eastern Railroad Of Cuba fled his report yester-
,lav OF the sale Of the property Of the defendant
corporation. In Il Mr. Melville saws that at public
auction he cold the propert To / Med. Garfield
and p. Chauncev Anderson for S25.sr0.
Prior 30 the sale. in compliance with the decree
Of foreclosure the purchasers deposited with tho
special commissioner. as 2 pledge that they would
make good their bid. S59Oco par value first mort
gage bonds Of TIE Eastern Railroad Of Cuba. Ire
mortgage on the properly held by ths Knicker-
booker Trust CoYnpanv
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OPINION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SAYS Consent Of Preferred Stock Holders Is
Necessary to Change Capital Stock.

sI.a-- Sent --Attornev General O'Naliey to-
Isv advised tho Secretary Of Stare that. IN order
.- acrov~-Iien IN Increase reduction in the
amount Of rau-a1 stock or corporation. the con
sent ~ stockholders owning iTeferr7i stock may
nc necessary. as wei that ~ common stock
-.--..-s even though the certificate provides spe-
,ffaaI.v that thc holders ~ preferred stock shal
have ro voice in The management O. no corpora
sion.
Tic Attorney General SAYS thai un1cr 'he stat
rte tHa o., rseut of the q majority ~ me
stock ~ the corporation is prerequisite to an m
,raSe or reduction Of capital sto'k ana hoas uld'
rbis is p statutory condition precedent which can
-,, he v-af,ed o- avoided rv agreement among The
-.n.tlnfners therr.eINes.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
RAILWAY DEFAULTS INTEREST.

The interest due yesterday on the s4495.cS per
cert Ohio Southern division bonds of the Detroit
Southern Railway Company defaulted, the
Windsor Trust Company. through which the in-
terest has been paid in the past failing 10 deceive
funds from the company TO meet the coupons The
bonds are a first mortgage on the southern part Of
the Detroit Southern road, which went into the
hands Of receivers and was succeeded ny the De-
troit Toledo & Ironton Railroad II is understood
that the interest the bonds has not been earned
bat Il is understood also that provision for meeting
the coupons before the next interest period will be
MADE. BY the terms OF the mortgage foreclosure
proceedings cannot be Instituted until the bonds
have been In default for at least six months
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

In the illustration serge is stitched in tailor fash
ion hat banding of any sort can be used above
the hounce IL more elaborate effect is wanted the
panel could he either braided embroidered and
the fource Is straight. the skirt becomes adapt-
I'D TO all bordered materials so that II is sus-
ceptible OF many treatments in spite of its sim
plicity.
The quantity Of material required for the six
teen-yesr size Is 81 yards %. yards q ga yards
a or 9 yards p inches wide
The pattern No. s43I is cut in sizes for girls OF
fourteen and sixteen years of aGc. and will be
mailed 20 any address on receipts # 10 cents.
Please give pattern number and age distinctly
Address Pattern Department. New-York Tribune.
II in a hurry for pattern send an extra tvo-cent
stamp and viii send bv letter postage In sealed
euveloue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GLEININGS.

country vicar ia England has adopted a very
businesslike plan for Swing advice To the people
h. r1arrics Like most country Wears. he has 4
good deal 10 do and h. decided that giving the
fatberlv advice u the brides anal ErIdegroous that
be .elt he ought to give them took too much time
when he gave 81 verbally 50 he had nice little
cards Of counsel printed. one for the man and one
FOR the woman. lie gives one of each 20 every
couple That to the woman runs - follows;
When you marry him. love hlin. Atler YOU
-. him stud, him II he is honest honor him
II he is generous appreciate him. When he Is sad.
Cbeer him. When he is cross. amuse him When
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
s,n COTTON REPORT EXPECTED.

Vau street and the cotton uade "Ie Ioohlile Io'
- II. e-.-.-t,,. ,.o,.,vpr1cut cotton report to-day,
,,,i,.,.s ID, some quarters running AS low AZ G4l
rsr rer,. which eomparcs With 7si a month ago
und 7s1 at This time last year u the government
reuo-t SHOWS condition as DO" as me Io"est eht
IDa'es made iu responsible sources 'l'e ii'' ~
,,-g.. 49,. ,o,r..s, crop situation at the opening
- s.-,,..i.or 81 any year since the government
.y.. started making reports. quarter 81 century
sgg The nyerage estimate made yes'eIuay -
rl,tr members az the cotton Exchange ls . oo'"
zion of t,5 Droufh and excessive neat al"
sr ,.,. .ffef causes of damage IN I'll" month ]ust
closed
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

. nrasv ,aunest!ck colonial 81. -.. with an eX-
,irg,.isher and suurers. i 81 -
S.rsra,e suuners and tray. also "f brass. go 40
atth srv sort ~ candlestick are = -.
Nannish cnamois gloves, with one button end
heavily stitched for carly fan "ear ar" q
t,,tsnt hat fasteners. seved ou tas under -iie
n hats TO slip tho hatpins throusr. s' Tor l5
cents pair.
1iouor glasses. tule shaped IT, assorted pastel
.olors. are novelty and sell &. =, cents apiece
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Seen in the Shops

Stylish tailored suits tu almost All the new
fabrics ana coIorings may be purchased for IS.
They are useful for r.tweeu-~easous wear.
Jaranes" ball vases for wall flowers ar" 20 c'nts
and are pretty for prizes nt card parties.
Constance pottery. which IS new 10 America this
easou. comes i'm sll sorts 81 ornamental pieces
thar sell TO- 81 ="
Accordion piested beaver cloth hats the tri-
cornered shape. trimmed with two piumes. fastened
with caoochon sTs smonE the latest designs In
hcadgssT.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CAN'T SATISFY s5.ooo,Ooo JUDGMENT.

In q return fled yesterday by Marshal Henlel in
the United States Circuit Court he said that he
had been unable % find any property in this Judi
cal district 10 satsfy the iu ignent OF s525S2 -
against the Metropolitan Securities Company The
execution was signed by Chief Justice Fuller OF the
United states Supreme Court and Commissioner
Shields The amount was an unpaid balance Of the
ssa00ao which the ,-omPany had promised 10 ad-
vance for general improvements In the rail
way system Of this city. Z obtained Febru-
sr1 Il Of this year In the action instituted by Will
sam " I.add as receiver Of the New York City
Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The skirt made with a Tleated foun,e at tha
sides and back is in vogue and can be counted
upon TO he smart for the coming season. This
one. designed for young girls is adapted to almost
every seasonable material The full length panel
at the front gives the Ions lines that are always
desirable while the foUnce provides flare and full
ness The back is plain, finished in habit style.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
HUDSON DAY LINE ADDS TO SCHEDULE.

81 ereat is she homewari rush Of vsoail"h ra -
- this season tlst the Hudson River l'ay IN
La. s..ide5 "a f.I3ro its new steamer iendrck
HuCs5u Tor Labor Dav ana ne day foio"l'E -"
rns P5agrEoeYsll eyeo.ai schedule "'ll'" ~
BON fhese days viii ue extended 20 klhss"''
POM The boa1 will leave Deshrosses sues, =
80 West 3zj street % g. H.. and M's' -.
stree st.l5.-, d. for trip 10 west Point Ne"
SUs gHkeepsc kingston Point ana return.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
AUGUST STOCK TAX SALE se1e.aso.

Albany. Sept State Controller Gaus announces
that the sale OF stock transfer STAMPS for August
amounted 10 Sel93So against s452 5SS in August.
1905 The State Controller to-day deposited with
State Treasurer Dunn s471s42 received in The morn
ings mail for corporation franchise taxes. This
one OF the largest receipts for single day in the
history Of the corporation tax bureau OF tho Con-
grroIlor'S
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
big INNS NEW THEATRE.

Plans have been filed hv Thomas ". Lamb. as
architect for Senator Timothy D. Sullivan. for the
ne. theatre be built for him president OF the
CITY Theatre Company on I4th street, opposite the
Academy OF Music, plot running through 70
18Th street. IS be five stories high, with the
entrance and foyer or 18th street and the main
building having frontage Of 10 feet on 18th
street. II is be called the City Theatre, and is
80 cost 10000. The site is already cleared.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
FREIGHT RATE INQUIRY AT PrTTsBuRc.

Toitt<burc Sept. I-Oyer a score Of brick manu-
fscturers OF West Virginia Ohio and Western
PENNSYLVANIA testified here to-day before the In
-erstate Commerce Commission relative to freight
-ztes charged by the New York Central. Wheeling
4 Lake Erie and the Pennsylvania roads. The
rates are alleged 10 be excessive.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
pnnx 1sLANp.FRlsco IN NEW ORLEANS.

New orleans, Sept To-day marked the en-
trance Of the Rock Island-Frisco lines into New
orleans and the establishment 81 a through pas
senger service between New Orleans and Houston,
-rsx Connections will be made intermediate
,,oirts for ~ Louis Kansas city and other cities
F., ,t,o NFf3dle
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
y y IsAAM CTS OHIO aAILMAY

Nt.,ta,ra Ohio. Sept The Marietta. Colum-
,,,s & cleveland Railway passed out OF the hands
- Receiver J. a. Blair at midnight last night II
- now IN control Il ? syndicate Of New York
c,ritall-ts headed hy u. II. lsham. large amount
VIII bc spent on improvements. 81 is said.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

he IS tSlkative. listen him When he is quarrel
some ignore him. If he Is sothfu. spur him. IL
ne Is noble. praise him. II he is confidential.
courage him. If he Is secretive trust him. ~ he
Is Jealous. cure him. IL he cares naught for pleas
ure. coax him If he ravors society accompany
him II he does YOU favor. thank him. When
ne deserves II. kiss him Let him think how well
you understand him; but never let him know that
you manage him
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

For ever so long women with thick short curly
hair have been happy because that sort Of hair
did up in the prevailing modes so we'll II was
coifeurs said. much more practical. But long
locks are once more desirable. for the style Of wind
ing the hair around and around the head fs com
inS in
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GOOD RICE CROP IN JAPAN.

-rokio. Sept According TO the official fore
cast made by the agricultural experts here the rice
on tbis year will be i per cent above the average
Of former seasons.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
10 Whom, 1t Nan Concern.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT III u PARTNER
y ship heretofors sxstns between wcrthnztcn White
nouse snd Clarence Porter under the white
house 4 Porter has been dissolved BY
Ntr Porter retiring from said The .
hrm Will hereafter be carried Worthfnxtcn Vhir@
house under the Worrhinston whirehour> Rs-
Estate Broker and Aren't No. ora fifth AgsnasA 49,
yc
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

A NATURE FAKER.
oh sec the tadpoles'' shouted she
Beside the pool. In glad surprise
And just TO think, some day they'll be
These hOrrii wgEliug things We see
All changed to gorgeous butterflies
Nixon Waterman I'm Woman's Home COmpanion,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
RocKAWAY REACf

ROCkAWAT 3 EACH
y n (vl1
weekdays t4:lO oniy) $50 S.lO 1880.
A NJ sl 70, $50 $40. ESQ. $40. $50
3 So q. 40 = BOO. ~. 50 1900 p. VI
LeaVc Brooklyn tFlatbush >. 800 so T.1o
T.S4 STA go lO.9o lO:42 n rs \ M l2;lo ~ 50
s1.fO 50 - 10 30. - -. S.iI 3 81 All
as OF 81 5.47 6OT 1892. TO5 T5O. S21. 9:s5.
10 40. iI2O t@.lO . VI 'Sats only
RED BANK LINE.
franklin 81. Pr % y r.. daily $50 a 50
d m tSun.. 10 and 915 a m.ls Battery $50 a
? 55 (sun.. SS5 ard 9.3s M. for Highlands.
Red Bank etc. EXC SOC. Trolley 20 LOng Branch.
PARK
Deep Sea Fishing Daily. Al FOSTERS Iron
WTHIIlI.D Str. Angler leaves E. 2st at 1.fS Battery
landing SOS a. m. Tickets T5c. ladies' SOC
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
"a LT1A IN,TlTIf: fOA GIRLS

Practical courses Cooking. Emb'y Millinery. Dress
making IousehoId DecOT alton Accounts, Management
Specialy Intended girls who do not go to college,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

ships are about to be constructed; a mum
Der Of flights have been made with the
balloons American and United States; sew
eral flyins machines OF the heavier than
air variety ave been completed ard
await success to insure local use; many
models Of other machines have been made
and several are under process Of construc-
ton. With all this going on the aero peo-
pie believe that aerial navigation In south
ern California will be extensive very soon.
The Aero club wants TO make provisions
requiring all baiIoonists TO have permits.
either from the Aero club or the city Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

the ground that it is a nuisance. They also
protest against IL on their roofs. The mana
ger of the Aero club Of California believes
the time has come for regulating traffic
between earth and heaven.
To define the rights of balloons and air
ships and 20 protect aerial navigation,
property owners and citizens from possible
damages IL the purpose OF a proposed ordi-
nance which the club is preparing for
presentation 70 the city council. II will
probably be the first in the world.
The subject was brought to the attention
of the city attorney and referred by him 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

Assistant Wilson. A conference was held
between Wilson and the Aero club manage
ment and Il was agreed that It is not un-
timely TO have such an ordinance framed
and presented for passage. Wilson sug-
gested that members Of the club formulate
articles and then hold another conference
with him.
The Aero club members contend that the
time is near when aerial craft will be com
mon in southern California, and that some
provision must be made for their legal op-
Grafton. Already knabenshue has flown
all over the city In his dirigible; other air
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

with possibilities OF human Interest. For
instance, II a beauty-squadder In the dis
charge OF her duty detects some enc in
whom she is interested entertaining a fair
and unsuspected rival will there be some
hair pulling added 10 the cold formalitles
OF ordinary procedure? A curious nation
watches with interest-Chlcago Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22
Els STORES

eatln' the fust new potatoes from HIS own
screen, tho Hank Calkins 10 a close sec
oha with his new peas. Aunt Sarah stan
ton IL attractin' considerable attention
WIN her flock Of eighteen light brahmas
win an esq record Of twelve dozen in eight
days the same bein' writ up In the smith
vile Banner. An Wallis Viewers buildIn'
a new hip-root barn. But / guess. every
thing considertn', Squire Hamilton's about
the most popular man about these rarts
now. Everybody seems 10 swear by the
SQUIRE seem he's Jest been elected as
sessor.'-Judg