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New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
ERIE BREAKS SHARPLY =.
Decline While Other Stocks Are
AdUancing Pu2zleS Street.

:--e sharp break in the Erie shares yesterday In
the face of the general advance in the rest OF the
active list gave rise to crop of rumors. among
them a report that plans being formulated
for a reorganization of the company. This was
denied in authoritative quarters, however. where
it said that there was no chance whatever OF
such an outcome in the roads affairs II was
added that the situation was working out in ac-
cordance with plans made by the company's bank
some months ago.
Another rumOr had il that the break in the Erie
shares was caused by selling by interests who had
purchased the stock in the belief that E. H. Harri-
mans influence in the property would be decidedly
beneficial and feared he dead, that his
plans for the road would not be carried out. In
we'll informed quarters. however, 1t was said In
this connection that the carrying out of certain
plans for the Erie had been determined upon by
influential banking interests identified with the
company long before Mr.. Harriman's death and II
was probable these plans would be put through in
due time. 1t was said further that these plans did
not originate with Mr.. Hartman, but he merely
acquiesced in them his return from Texas last
spring. and consequently it would appear that he
not active factor in the Erie situation for
some time before his death.
Several other reasons We're advanced 10 account
the abrupt decline of the Erie shares but none
of them entirely satisfactory 10 the Street.
For several months the Ere's monthly state
ment of earnings has shown a constantly increas-
ing surplus over fixed charges and the officers of
the road have frequently given expression to opti-
mistc views concerning the outlook for the future.
Erie common after touching 34ss, 8 point up from
the closing price last Friday dropped 20 Sl7s- II
rallied at the close to 32 net loss for the day OF
points. The first preferred declined from 504 to
47a4 and closed 4sts. and the second preferred
total transactions OF only 800 shares, broke from
4214 TO 3SIa. which it closed.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIV Ed

Hamburg. Sept uranium Gir). New York Via Rot
terdam, 18th SO m Deutscnland 0;eTl New York
sylyania Ger New York
Shanshal Sept @7yi indrasanha tRT Nevr YORK via sa
bang SinSapore. ETC. schuylkih ttir>. New York VIA
Christiansand. sept 2e m-Iellis oiav CDan,. New
York for Copenhagen.
Dover sept %. 1910 a m-vaderand CBels). New York
Glasgow. sept 2e-caiedOnia CBr). Baxter New York
London sept .7-Mirnearolis CBr). New York.
Ruenos Ayes sept 24-Metcedes de LaTTtnaga (Br New
Amsterdam. sept - Rotterdam Dutch. tank. New
Cadiz. sept 25-Buenos Ayrcs tspan) New York
sydney, \ ". Sept e5-John Hsrdie (Br,. New YOTk
Manila. Sept 25-Masenga ,Br). New York VITA sinsA-
Patras sept aO-oceenia tAust, tfrom Trieste>. New
Tarrasona Sept 2s-ciudad do Reus tspan>. New
ntrksnhead Sept 27-saranae ,Bo. New York for
chos6ours. sep. O. mISsIssr Wilhelm I'm IND. der
Newport. sept a6-Talisman (Norl. Boston and New
York via Havre.
SAILED
Naples. Sept -. p m-Ancona tItaD Orom Genoa).
New York and Philadelphia
christhnsand sept :6. a m-ynted states tpan)
swansea. Sept 25-chIcago city tBrl New York
Ger tfIom Hamburg and fouloenSi. New York
Colombo. Sept 26-MatopPo tBr) (from Calcutta
Cherhourg Sept -. lO;45 m-CIeyeland tGerl from
Hamburg and, southampton New York; goth; o
and Southampton. New York
PASSED
Fastnet. Sept 27-Kansas City ,Br). New York
sagres sept 25-sau Giovanni dtaD. New Yo.k for
Naples. DucR Degu Ahruzzi UtaD. New York for
Naples and Genoa: 2dth. Cuyahoga (Br>. New
for Alicante
Castle tBr). New York for Manila
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Sept. 27. 1909.

Port Of New York Monday, Sept. q, 1909.
ARRIVED.
Nicholas Cuneo Norl. Jennsen. Port Antonio
Arriyed at the r. bar aa at noon. Sas0 90 "'
and Gibraltar H. 70 BowFHs CO. with ore Arrived az
the Bar at II AS a m , ,
Roulogne September Is % the Holland America Line
with 542 cabin and Az steerase passengers and mdse
steamer KroonIand CBeIS. Bradshaw. Antwerp and
and se passengers and mdse. Arrived
steamer CHESAPEAKE Reynolds Baltimore 20 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdse
5teaer Afaa5oasa ti5T Wooster Bussorah July 81 via
PhiiadrFha September p. 70 J w ElWeh Co with
% - the Sew WORK and ;-if9 MaN s. Go Win rndse
Steamer Ber,nudlan ,Brl. Fraser Bermuda September
and mdse. Arrived at tho Rar al 8 n.
i'Sr M4PaISI tf , M1'Fs,9 s lT5Tae6 I SeTspr Tr1i
O. Win passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the
s,remer slaHaara 'gr ssasqseTS Go,asnsgTg Sep
,-t'. ~ - =. 80 - -,''| '"''eN'''' IA N''S
Dominion - 60. with mise Quarantine 235
steamer Rirms Russ. smrn.k,, I.bau sen.enber IA
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the bar at p
s "a To tbs H 4G5 Fu S S T APsa PssEss and
fruit Arrived AZ The Rar az e;lS m
Der 90 tho Atlantic Fruit g. with passengers and
steamer Car,isna naSer MsyasusE and Agualnla Sep
teraher - ana san 80 the New York Porto
lived n ne RaT at .. x a m
IS 70 ,6s Atlantic TransD6rt fins with 3ea cabin Pas
senEcrs and mise. Arrived at the Bar at a
fresh breeze. thick on shore: raining, rough
SAILED.
S'SaneTs r9na1a & CriS,2sal Ses%5@ '5s5' Egshn
boy Wells city CRrl. Bristol: Coppenams Dutch Dene
and Rosario: Mamma Huta Baltimore; Jefferson. Nor
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
APPEAL ON 0. 6 H. BOND ISSUE.

Albany, Sept. H.-The Court of Appeals will pass
upon the right Of the Delaware & Hudson company
10 issue $0OoOoO in bonds for the payment of the
purchase OF the Hudson Valley Railroad Com
panys properties and the purchase Of additional
coal lands in Pennsylvania. Announcement was
made to-day that the Public Service Commission
ID District, which decided against the company's
application. would take appeal from the recent
decision of the Appellate Division. Sd Depart
ment, overruling the commissions determination
and ordering the case back for a rehearng II is
hoped that the case be reached in the Court of
Appeals by the latter part of November early in
December.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
POINT FOR OKLAHOMA PIPE LINES.
Federal Judge Restraints State from Interfer,
ing with Natural Gas Traffic

MeAlester. Okla, Sept. 27.-Judge McAIiister
Campbell issued temporary order in the federal
court here to-day, restraining the state officials
from interfering with the piping Of gas out OF
Oklahoma. The action was sought by the Kansas
Natural Gas Company and other foreign companies
now constructing pipe lines the.work which has
been stopped by the state.
Judge Campbell's order is sweeping. The Court
enjoins the state officials from interfering in any
manner with the piping Of gas out of Oklahoma
and from institutng any action in court TO inter
fere with such piping pending the termination of
present suits
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

The World and Uncle Sam III,
Father knickerbOcker to-day in 70.
viewing the past.
In this look backward, the clotb;n,
industry has just cause to take prids
in its own progress and we're clad II
feel that we have had a part in the
advance.
It's a far cry from the little taiIors,
and drapers' shops, even of Fulton's
day, to such establishments as our
three stores.
It's long step from the Ill fttino
and crudely made clothes of old davs
to such garments as modern Organi-
zatlOn now puts within reach of The
sllmmest purse.
Its cheering thought that in mod
ern retailing there is no place for the
old maxim of the law, "Caveat
emPtOr"-Let the buyer beware. since
as matter of fairness as well as gOod
policy, our old slogan 'yOur money
back if YOU want it has become .
wellnigh universal rule.
The Fall and Winter clothing f,,r-
nlshings, hats and shoes which we now
offer men and boys represent the most
modern step in OQtftting.
In Difference to the Celebration our stores will .,0..
at o'clock to-day and Thursday September sotb
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
az az
Warren St 18th ST ss,, 9,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY.
Clerk Used Representative Kinkaid s Name in
Orders on Sergeant at Arms.

ragned In the Criminal Court here to-day 20 a
charge OF forging the OF Representative
Kinkaid OF Nebraska TO three orders on the ser
geant-at-arms of the House of Representatives.
Robert L. Harris who was employed n clerk to
Mr. Kinkaid was remanded TO Jail 10 await SEN
tenee after the opening Of the fall term of court
The indictment charged that Harris cashed one
Of the orders for S23 and had his possession two
others one for $23 and one for $40
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
CHICAGO EIGHTY MILES NEARER.
Distance Cut by Opening of Clearfeld Branch
Of New York Central

Ashtabula. Ohio. Sept. 27.-The new Franklin and
Clearfield branch Of the Lake Shore Railroad was
opened yesterday, when the first train twenty cars
~ OIL. was run from Ashtabula 10 Franklin thence
20 Clearfed. Penn
This branch reduces the New York Centrars mile
bge from Chicago TO New York by eighty miles
and from Chicago 10 Philadelphia by one hundred
and forty miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
BUTTE MINERS, DISPUTE SETTLED

Butte Mont, Sept Z.-Labor difficulties here
rere officially declared of to-day the last Of the
ieoeding engineers having taken out Western Fed
nation cards. The entire force OF mine employees
'etuFned 10 work tonight The dispute threat
med 20 tie up this camp. shut down the smelters
n Anaconda and Great Falls and throw fifteen
thousand out OF work throughout the state
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise 5;52 Sunset S49 Moon 4,2t Moons age "a
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook 623i Gov. Island 6:4OIEeIl Gate 8 20
PM-saHdy Hook 6:i5I GOV. Island T,02 He'll date S62
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
WOOL BROKERS AND BUYERS AT ODDS

Sydney. n. S W. Sept. 27.-The fifth series Of
the annual wool sales was opened here to-day. but
business done, buyers refusing to attend
because Of dispute with the brokers. The brokers
decline 20 allow the buyers voice in the inhiction
Of penalties brokers for breaches Of the trade
rules
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The kronprinz Wilhelm reported as 423 miles east ~
- -1NN
The Grosser Kurfdrst. reported 2aa miles east ~
sandy Hook at 4do yesterday expected 10 dock
this forenoon. - "9NN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
RUSSIA BUYS GOLD IN LONDON.

London, Sept H.-Russia took ;he bulk OF tn,
h.750.00 gold available in the market to-day pay
hg Ts. llad., an advance Of sd an ounce
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

Hawaii. Japan Corea and China Cvia
san Franciscol-MongCa- Sept. 80. $50
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine ISL
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress Of China. .......... Oct l. 6:3(
dressed only, via TacomaJ~cyciops ..oct. l. s:sC
Australia Except WesO. FIJI Islands.
New Caledonia and New Zealand (via
Vancouver and Victoria, c.
Hawaii tvia san Francisco)-Alameda. Oct. Z. 6:3
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (yia San Franciscol-
Tahiti. MarquesRs Islands. New Zealand
Msriposs IL g.,
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only (via Seattlel-Aymeric. Oct Ia. 63
New Zealand. Australia Except WesO.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (vta
san FrancIsco)-Invertay ........ Oct. II. SO
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28


Levy Rosenthal & Heernance. attorneys for F.
Augustus Heinze said. IN reference TO tho injunc-
tion granted yesterday:
Proxies to vote at the annual meeting ot stock
holders OF the Davis-Daly Copper Company "hlSi
was called September IS 1908. representing Ia
excess OF three hundred and fifty thousand shares.
have been forwarded Mir Heuze and the com
mittee with which ne is associated. This hgre -
more than sufficient to retain the mana cement oi
the company iu the hands Of Mr.. Heinze ana his
associates.
The law Of the state Of Maine makes II obliga-
tory upon q Supreme Court justice To issue an
or4er restra ming annual meeting OF stockboid-
ers Of a Maine corporation. as q matter or course
ana without proof u any other facts. upon notice
that proper complaint and afidavita are about 10
be fled The restraining order issued by Justice
Peabody signed upon such Il notice
II is not known at the present time upon what
charge or allegations Mr.. Erb hopes TO sustain the
temporary injunction but that they cannot De sub
stsntial or well founded Is from the fact that
Mr.. Erb's counsel stated before Justice Peabody
that ne willing 10 forego the Injunction. pro,
viGed that Il would be stipulated that the annual
meeting OF stockholders should be adjourned for
thirty days
The annual meeting Of stockholders will be held
on September . and adjourn without taking up any
business until October Is. 1909, awaiting in the
time the decision OF the Maine courts.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
STATEMENT OF NoNMEmBER BANKS

The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
Of New York city Brooklyn, Jersey city, Hobo
ken and Staten Island which not members of
the New York Clearing House Association but
which clear through some of the members. is as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
F. A. HE1NzE COMPANY ENJoINED.
Annual Meeting of Davis-Daly Company Post
poned by Maine Court

Portland Ne, sept. 27.--An injunction restrain
ing the holding tomorrow of the annual meeting
of the Davis-DaIy Mining Company. OF which f.
A Heinze IS president. has been granted by the
Maine courts on the petition OF Newman Erb and
: NJ Jarvis The meeting may be held on Octo-
ber o. as October Il is the date set for the hear
ing on the Injunction. The petitioners say that
the stockholders did not have sufficient notification
OF the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
MRS. ANNIE RESANT

Lectures New Masonic Hall. @it 81 tat oln 49,
Weinesia and Thursday evenings. sept 29Jh and So,l
subjects '"Theosophy. Meaning ana Nalue -
u N. Eers anil Iife Afgr Death Az carnegie lta,L
Frfiav evening oct LIST on -rh, Ccmrs Race ana ~, ~
or all lectures.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
Sept. %. Sept. 1s.
Loans. disbursem'ts.
COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowski & Co.. No. o5 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

,. ntstnaLon M ana i,d steamer Close in n. Y.
FTanciseo)-U transport. Sept. 80 ESQ pm
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
INCOMING STEAMERS.
no nav
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER

sTeutonic Southampton. September q White {.
i'Innttht hamburg. september To- -.
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that the people shall vote at the elec-
ton for their choice for the senate.
In order to give effect to this provis-
ion it is also feature Of the law that
every candidate for the legislature al
the election shall pledge himself r
vote in the legislature for the candi-
date receiving the majority-or shall
distinctly refuse to so pledge himself
the fact in either case being printed
with his name on the ballot.
Those voters who attach impor-
lance to the direct election of seaa-
tors win naturally scratch those can
didates of their own party not Sc
pledged and the other candidates
would naturally and properly be
elected. The experience in Oregon is
that in order 10 be successful in their
own candidates. for the legislature
the republican nominees had all 10
make the pledge At the first election
after the passage Of the law 2 good
many declined TO make #. and the
result was distinctly discouraging.
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WALL STREET NO GUIDE.

The markets on Wall street ha
given emphatic contradiction 10 tn
oft-repeated. always delayed and new
er-fulflled promises Of the repubii-
can party leaders 10 restore prosper
ity to the country at various given
dates. In the beginning it was to
come Immediately after the
caught its breath in 1908. the said
breath having been mome1'aul.
knocked out of it by a fail Oh the
slippery pavements Of New lora.
Then it was to come as soon as thc
big crops Of the year were assured
and the railroads would set busy with
their movement. Next it would fol-
low automatically and instantaueousK
upon the election of Taft TO the pres
idency, Again il was Fixed to Tread on
the toes Of the New Year turnover
and when this failed to materialize Il
was tackled to the date of the in1usu-
ration OF Taft,
But as the inauguration date ap-
preached the restoration of prosperity
receded into the distance. grow.ag
further away each day, as evidenced
by the tone and doings of Wall street
Now the delay is laid on the agita; on
OF the tariff question, and the post
ponement this time is made to cover
the passage Of the tariff hill and the
completion of the adjustment in bust
ness that viii be necessary therem-
der. The country is tired of this the
atrical and hollow pretense by the
republican leaders. The truth is III
resumption of business and the res
toration of profitable volume in deal
ings and labor viii have to he earned
by the country, plugging along tn
best it can.
Way up in Wall street the indica-
tons are bad and misleading. The
| country is doing better than the ope-
rations of the street would indicate
Whenever single corporation ex-
plodes. or a railroad gets into trou-
BILE, or hank goes bust, Wall street
has fit-but the bulk of the country
goes on Quietly-very quietly-trans-
acting such business as it can find
| TO do. II is finding a little more and
a little more day by day, and viii in
time attain such a condition as might
be desired. But this recovery will be
in spite of and not on account of any
good Office or aid of the republican
party.
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WANTED-Colored women aasirsng
lace bleach to use and sen snow
fake. Pleasing effect and instan 1 3
seen 2oc jar postpaid. Money re-
funded If not satisfactory. Abs5-
Iately harmless. Best agency terms.
burton Co, St. Joseph, Mich.
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spE elAL r. TlcE.

Brunswick, Ca, March /, 1903
The books are now open for The
making Of city tax returas tor the
year 1909 in the Office Of the under
signed, and win remain op=n until
May l. 1909 when they viii finally
close.
The attention Of persons selling OF
acquiring real property IS hereby d.
reeted to the following extract from
the city code: It shall be the duty Of
persons transferring or acquiring real
property TO notify the clerk Of coun-
Gil, in writing, Of the fact Of such
transfer, and the name Of the trans.
ferrer and transferres, BEFORE the
FIRST or APRIL following such
transfer and in case transfer Of real
property shall not be SO notified TO
the clerk Their the same may be taxed
as the property Of the person la L
returning the same and shall be SUB
ject in Ike manner as If no transfer
had been ma e.
All returns must be in by May 1st,
1903. as per the following extract from
the code: IF on the first ay Of May
of any year there is any such real
estate in said city as has not been
returned by the owner or claimant
thereof, il shall be the duty of the
clerk to issue an execution against
said real estate which las not been
SO returned by the owner or owners
thereof as NON-RETUl.NED PROP
ER T."
". BAH transfers must be notsd
during the month Of March. All re-
turns must be in by May 1st
NJ. O. Russell, Clerk Of Council
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DvvAL SETS cLYnN A LIVELY
PAcEl

The people Of the city Of Jackson
vile ever aggressive. always watch
ing for every opportunity, eager and
enterprising In every sense of the
word. are becoming interested in the
proposed speedway from Savannah to
Jacksonville via Brunswick.
In fact in advance Of any specific
action on the part of the people Of
Savannah or those Of Brunswick OF
Darien, The Jacksonville people have
set in motion a very lively plan look
ing to extending to the proposed
movement every possible aid within
the reach Of the progressive people
of that city IN other words, the
board Of public works IN Duval coun-
~ which is a contemporaneous body
20 our county commissioners, are now
discussing the ACCESSIBILITY Of Duyal
county. in, conjunction with the city Of
Jacksonvlle maBing a substantial ap-
preparation to aid in the development
Of this greatly needed thoroughfare.
This ought % be an incentive to not
only the people Of Chatham. McIn-
tosh and Glynn, but to the fntermedi-
ate sections which are to be uaversed
by tine proposed line. AS we have
stated from tine to time we do not
think there has ever been a proposed
Improvement SO far-reaching and SO
important for Brunswick and Glynn
county as this speedway covering the
territory from Savannah to Jackson
ville.
We note with pleasure that the
Giynn County commissioners are sin
interested in this subject and are
awaiting developments along the line
before taking final action on same
While we differ with them and believe
that they should have gone their
length as an inspiration TO others at
the same time it affords rs great
pleasure 10 note that the commission
ers are sufficiently impressed with
the plan as not to have turned it down
IN toto, Tfe people OF Brunswick and
GIyun county win lose the opportun
ity of their lives II they fail TO take
Of the one now presented
10 them. Such chances do not come
more than a few times In a genera
ton and every one we lose pnts MS
that much to the ear in the great
march Of industrial and commercial
progress now so notable in the south.
1t is q serious matter; matter in
which every property in the
territory covered Is interested, and We
again urge the county commissioners
TO get busy and do something speci-
fcally as soon as they can intelli-
gently consider the proposition
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC sTENoGRApHER- P
Goodyear, Jr. H. W. Gale & Com
pany's Office, phone 1873.
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The Secret Of Long Life.

A French scientist has discovered
one secret Of long life. His method
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions OF Americans had proved
Electric Bi.ters prolongs life and all
SO makes it worth living. II purifeg.
eDriches and vitalizes the blood re-
tuilds wasted nerve cells, imparts life
and tone to the entire system. It., a
godsend to weak, sick and debilItated
people. Kidney trouble had blighted
my life foc months" writes w. M
sherman, OF Gushing, Me, atbut Elec-
trie Bitters cured me entirely" Only
soc at Roses Drug Store.