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Defense Files Afidavtt.

Solicitor Fuller insisted on trying
No G2 The defendants were per-
mitted time enough to prepare an af-
fidavit. ard after half an hours inter-
mission. the following afidavit was
filed and read by Mr.. Justice:
Lester F. Butler. being duly sworn.
says that when he and his code
fendant. Marion Butler. came TO pre-
pare FOR the trial Of the cases against
them at this term OF the court they
found four bills of Indictment against
them; one of these bills charged that
the defendant published Of and con-
cerniag Spencer Il. Adams a libel On
April 7. 1905: and another OF these
bills charged that there had been
published by these defendants OF and
concerning Spencer B. Adams O libel
on the 23rd day OF April. 1908: and
another of these bills charged that
there had been published OF and con-
cerning Spencer r. Adams by these
defendants a libel on June 4. 1908:
and another Of these bills charged
that there had been published OF and
concerning Spencer b. Adams BY
these defendants libel on August
| 20, 1905.
That the witnesses necessary for
Continued on Page %
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The Irish Well Pleased. Though the
Major is Not an Orator-He Told
Them What Had Been Accomplish
ed I'm America Up to This Time by
the Prohibitionists, and How TO
Distinguish the Real Article
Uncle Dayfe Roswell Has Many
Counterparts.

| Correspondence of The Caucasian
| Enterprise.
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Is There An Understanding?

Indeed, during the last few days,
1t has begun to be limited that there
is evidence of an understanding and
a combination between the Southern
Democrats and the New England Re-
publieans to put through the A1drich
high protection scheme. One thing
that has pointed strongly in this di-
reetion is Mr.. BaiIey's move In getting
a Democratic caucus not to propose
a substitute tariff bill, but to offer an
income tax amendment to help the
Republicans out of their tariff hole
1t is well known that when the tariff
rates are too high that the result Ii
that very few importations are made
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PLAN CHANGES IN THE
CORPORATION LAWS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The men
whom President Taft has selected to
advise him in reference to desirable
changes in the laws governing corpora
ions doing an interstate business met
in the Bar Association rooms, in West
F~orty-fourth street again today. They
will hold daily sessions for the rest of
the week. The committeeman intend TO
exchange views, and hope by the last
of the week to have suggestions for
mulated that will conform with Presi-
lent Taft's general plan to increase
the efficiency of governmental regula-
ton of interstate commerce.
The changes that the President has
in mind, it is said, relate chiefly to the
quick enforcement of laws that ere
already on the statute books. A ma
terial decrease in the powers of the
Interstate Commerce Commission maxi
ing it exclusively a qu~asi-judicial body.
is one of the changes contemplated.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-31
SMOKED CIGARETTES
AS HE LOOTED HOUSE.
Woman Takes Baby Out and
Burglar Steals Wedding Gifts.

A thief who broke into the apartment
of Frank w. Terbel, ~ North Fourth
street. yesterday. kicking a hole
through one of the screens. oh
tanned silverware and jewelry valued at
$500 and IS in money. Several dollars
in a child's bank prominently displayed
was overlooked.
Mrs. Terbel Went out in the afternoon
TO give the baby a ride in its carriage
and when she returned two hours later
found that all of the rooms had been
rificd. The loot included several gold
watches and rings and several silver
services. 1t was apparent that the
thief was familiar with conditions in
the house, as he too his time and
smoked a cigarette while he was rob-
bling the house. The family on the floor
above was away to the country and the
apartment below that of the Terbels
was unoccupied. A gold $3.50 piece,
which was said to be worth $40. was
taken II a pocketbook containing IS.
The Terbels were married three years
ago and almost everything they lost
had come to them as wedding presents.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-The wheat mar
ket recovered a large part OF the loss
sustained on the previous session dur.
ing early trading today as a result Of
active buying by shorts and commits
sion houses. Prices at the opening
were A@% to 12@9s higher. with Sep
TENDER at s7%09s. and December at
Early in the session Sep.
TENDER sold at es1s and December at "a.
An advance of approximately / cent
in the price of the December and MAY
deliveries was the feature of early
rade in the corn market. The market
opened easy with prices a shade higher
TO IS lower, September being at 643k6
649s. Later September sold up to 647s.
while December advanced to $685. after
opening al 559sa55ss.
Oats were quiet and steady. Septem-
Der opened unchanged % Is higher at
S6ss q36a. sold off to 36&@ss, and then
advanced TO 36A@R.
provisions were firm. Opening quota
tions were unchanged to > cents higher.
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PRICES DOWN
UNDER PRESSURE
Market Shows Weak Tendency
and Is Dull as Selling Move
ment Grows Positive.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The stock
market opened without any of the signs
of excitement which attended yester-
days opening market. The only con-
spicuous changes were advances Of /
in Unicn Pacific preferred and of sub
~stantial fractions IN Great Northern
preferred, Rock Island preferred. Anal
gamated Copper and American Smeit-
ing. Prices were higher all around, but
the average of gains was small.
II o'clock-The slight gains made at
the opening were lost when selling
orders made their appearance. A sub.
sequent brisk demand for Reading
started general buying, which de.
veloped considerable strength in some
minor stocks. The Hartman shares
sold q trlfle above their opening figures.
American Telephone and Telegraph and
Western Union advanced W. pointG.
Reading, Kansas City Southern and
Great Northern Ore certificates IA and
Northwestern, Delaware and Hudson.
Toledo. St. Louis and Western, General
Electric, American Ice, American Lo.
connective and Sloss-Shef1ield Steel /.
Iowa Central preferred yielded 2$s.
Noon.-There were sharp advances in
the s%pecialties, but selling of the gem
eral list was resumed on the advance
Prices sagged again, American Smelt-
ing falling a point lower than yester-
days last price and others a fraction.
American Linseed preferred rose pa.
Central Leather 2, Tennessee Copper
1A,. Kansas and Texas preferred and
American Linseed 1ss. and Atlantic
Coast line, International Pump, Amers-
can Cotton. Oil, and Allis-Chalmers
preferred 1. Bonds were irregular.
1 o'ciock-Important changes were
confined to the inactive stocks. for
which there was a growing demand.
Northwestern improved 3A, Louisville
and Nashville ., Iowa Central and
American Mating pfd IL and Southern
Railway pfd, Colorado and Southern
LIST pfd and American Wooden l. Read
ing moved up again to the highest
price.
2 o'clock-The market took a down
ward tack after | O'Clock, and the
lowest prices of the day were made on
small offerings. Active stocks ruled
fractionally below yesterdays figures.
3 o'cloek-The market closed rather
weak and dull. The selling pressure
grew more positive and Union Pacific
was forced ia under last night. Chica-
go and Alton and American Smelling
lost 11a. Southern Pacific ~ and Chi
cage Great Western. L. S. Rubber and
American Hide and Leather preferred l.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aus. 31.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
4@6 points and sold I to 9 points net
higher during the early session on bull
support and covering caused by the
strength of Liverpool in the face or
heavy tenders, the bullish National Gin
ners report, and a report on Texas and
Oklahoma by a local authority showing
a big deterioration for the month. Re-
alizing was sufficiently heavy 20 check
the advance. but only slight reactions
occurred. with the market holding
steady during the middle of the morn
in=.
Realizing continued late in the first
hour. but the publication of another
bullish private condition report. max
ing 1t 65.7 against 72.s last month.
helped to sustain the market. ami
prices at midday were a shade up from
the lowest and about / to 4 points net
higher.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3L-Butter-Re-
ceipts, 10. 725; process firsts to specials.
2SG2s; western factory. 2Ok622l.;
western imitation creamery. 23G24.
Cheese-Unsettled and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 1854.
Eggs-Irresular n unchanged; re-
ceipts. 90 90.
Flour-Receipts. 1926; sales, 1000:
quiet and about steady.
Wheat-Receipts. Sc, 500. On a posi-
bility of frost in the Northwest. bulls
worked up a little scare in wheat This
morning that advanced prices q cent
per bushel druing the first hour. Highe =
cables and commission house support
also aided the upturn. September.
1855 a December. 102 5-16G102 9-i6;
May, 1o4ls @lo4l4.
Rye-Dull; No. . Western, rs, new
nominal T. o. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, 5000.
~Beef-Quiet.
Pork-Firm.
Lard-Firm; Middle West. 12.50d12.60.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
s.61; centrifugal. 9e test, All; molasses
sugar. ass. Refined, steady: crushed,
SIS; powdered, SIS; graduated. sos.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all ports,
s.2o6s.25.
Cofee-steady: No. : 10, "a; No. 4
Santos, Slade.
Molasses-Quiet: New Orleans, 2SG42.
Poultry-Alive. steady; fowls, 1908;
turkeys, "a; dressed. irregular; Western
chickens, 1920; fowls, 15@17k; tur
keys. 121k@1S.
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IN WINDSOR CASE,
WINS FREEDOM ON BAIL

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-After spend
ing eleven days in Jail, A. d. F. Adams,
the Boston broker, indicted with Dom
aid l.. Persch in connection with the
manipulation of $751; goo worth of Eclipse
Oil Company stock, used as collateral
in the Windsor case, today obtained
the S12. 900 necessary to pay his bail
and was released. Mr.. Adams's attor-
ney promised to produce him when he
was wanted for trial.
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H LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Aug. H.-American securi-
ties opened firm and higher today in
sympathy with the strength in Wall
street yesterday. Later the market de-
clined slightly, but at noon irmed
UP again and prices showed changes
ranging from Is below to q above yes
terday's New York closing.
The market eased after receipt of the
New York opening but hardened later
and the close was firm with prices near
the best of the day.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY is
CHARGE AGAINST YOUTH

Emil Miller. II years old. who said he
lived in 42o High street, was arrested
yesterday afternoon near the Waverly
yards, charged with stealing thirty
seven cents from Allen Turner, II years
old. living al % Mill street. Miller. ar
raigned before Judge Hahn in the First
Criminal Court today. pleaded not
guilty. Judge Hahn held him in default
of $500 bail on a charge of highway
robbery for the grand jury.
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NEW CORPORATIONS

The Julius Gerth Estate had articles
of Incorporation recorded in the County
Clerks office today. There is a caIi
stock of 1925. 900 II $4,000 has be, II
paid up by Lille L. Herpers, Anna
Lowentraut. Caroline Schaller and
Emma A. Gerth. The local registered
office is at 1866 Broad street.
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MINISTER SAVES FRIEND; DIES.

NEW YORK. Aug. S1.-After a des-
perate fight in the surf to save mis-
ffiei,l, Harry C. Myers. of Freeport,
Il l.. from drowning in Hampstead
BAY. Stanle. w. Roberts. a Baptist
clergyman. dropped dead of exhaustion
on the beach near Point Lookout.
Myers was revived.
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FIFTY CENTS FOR THIEVES
WHO STOLE CASH REGISTER,

Thieves entered the saloon of G. H.
Wolf. 40 Avon avenue, last night by
climbing over che transome. They car
ried away the cash register. but only
secured fifty cents in pennies. The
cash register was found later in a va
cant lot near the scene of the robbery.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-31
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
County Clerks office today.
The Baker Printing Co., owners with
The Wormser-Goodman CONSTRUCTION
Co., contractors, mason work, s1,166;
Maj ket street.
Vincenzo S-antoscuosso, owner, with
Agostino Gosso & Co, contractors. all
the work. $500; Belmont avenue,
Silver Lake.
Geo. Schmidt, owner, with Theodore
Fischer, contractor, plumbing work,
$175; South orange avenue.
w. ]. F.. Beel. owner, with w r.
Gordon, contractor, carpenter work,
1925: Amherst street. East Orange.
Phoebe j. Taylor, owner, with l.. w.
Butterfeld, contractor, heating work.
s1,163; South Clinton street. East Or
a.ge
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EAsTON MAN BUILDS AERopLANE.

EASToN. Pa. Aug. 51.-The aero
plane built by Norman Rink, of this
city. is ready for a public trial. lie
declares it flies we'll
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FORMER STAGE FAvoRITE DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s1.-Mme.
Ipez Fabbri-Nuller, famed a genera
ton ago as a prima donna, is dead to-
day from paralysis.
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Arrived At Ncm York We


SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. at CherbourS
from New York.
So President Lincoln, at Hamburg from New
York.
IS Arabic. at Liverpool from New York.
So Maurefsnia. at Liverpool from New York.
SIS bermuda, at Bermuda from New York.
IS Oscar II. at Christianssnd from New
York.
SIS Taderland. at Dover from New York.
SIS Cincinnati. at Plymouth from New York.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
lays prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of che
New York Stock Exchange:
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE

Westinghouse Ell. s61z s61z s6 SO
Total sales-Stocks. 633. 400 shares.
bonds, $2,951 900.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Uptown Sentiment.-Monday after
moor shortly before Mr.. Harriman's
statement was published. a considerable
number of conservative spectators said
that they regarded the sharp rise IN
stocks early in the day as largely
artificial and temporary and onse-
quently they said hat they could not
be induced to buy stocks until there
had been a moderate recession at least
from the high figures for the day.
After Harriman's statement was made
public, they were undecided as to
whether its effect had been discounted
in the wide opening and strength dis
played throughout the session. Some
OF the most conservative observers
thought that the market would not
have a further sharp advance notwith-
standing Mr.. Harriman's reassuring
words. This morning before the OPEN
ing, spectators in the uptown district
said that they were still undecided IS
to whether the market would have a
further pronounced recovery from Mon
days closing prices.
Said a Wall Street wag: 1T was a
Morgan goulesh with Hartman trim
nlngs which the bulls prepared and de-
voured yesterday"
Summarizing the technical situation
CT the stock market. a prominent COM
mission operator said: 1T now Is ad-
mitted generally that distribution of
stocks on a fairly large scale already
has taken place. but operators looking
for quick turns must not lose sight of
the fact that the under-pinning of the
market has been strengthened by a
short interest which recently has
grown apace."
August copper exports will run close
to fifty million pounds. The copper
situation in London is improving,
Steel production is now running in
excess of the output for 1907.
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Outgoing Steamships.


SIS President Grant. fer New York. ives Ia
miles southeast of Sable Island at HIS g
yesterday.
SIS Teutonic was 1855 miles east Of Sable Island
at 1906 p. m
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LOCAL SECURITIES



The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King.
ELECTRIC. GAS, ETC
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A delayed advertisement brings on.r the
aftermath OF trade. It's the hrst call that
captures the procession Of customers
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Bremen. from Cherbourg for New Yorh.
Idaho, from Hull for New York.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations we're fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Onen High. Low. Close.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived Mt New York Today.
SIS Kronprinz Wilhelm. Bremen. August II.
S G.. F. Tietgen. Copenhagen. August "a
SIS Germania, Marseilles and Naples. Aug. u
Arrived ut New York Yesterday.
IS Kraoniand. Antwerp, August q.
SIS Ncordam- Rotterdam. August q.
SIS Russia, Bibau, August 70.
SIS Duca di Geneva. Genoa. August IL.
S. Guiana, Nipe August p.
SIS katuna. Calcutta. July s.
- Ronifaco, Barbados. August II.
50 MaTacaibo. La Guayra. August 3.
S. Amelia. Port Antonio. August %.
S. Carolina. San Juan. August %.
IS Colorado. Key West. August q.
IS Joseph J. Ounce, Port Antonio. August ~.
SIS FL Nofte, Galveston, August -.
- MoIaus. New Orleans. August %.
So City of Atlanta. Savannah. August 8.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, August %.
SIS Carih. Wilmington. August g.
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Said a Wall Street wag: "It was a
Morgan goulesh with Hartman trim
nllngs which the bulls prepared and de-
voured yesterday"
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

OGDEN ST.. 76-Six rooms. water, rent sS
monthly. Gail No. 2 Wakeman av.
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CENTRAL, SUITABLE BOARDING HOUSED
Brick. near I-ackawanna Broad street sta
tfon, double house; 20 rooms, two baths: two
heaters; plot 50x105; great bargain. 81, 500.
FEIST & FEST. 1893 Broad.
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ONLY ONE LEFT
o. those ten new two-family houses on Fourth
81, between Sussex av. and Orange St. they
are modern, up-to-date and built on extra
large lots: separate entrances and steam heat
ers; ID rooms and two baths; handsomely deco
rated; can be bought at an exceptionally low
price. with small amount OF cash, balance on
terms to suit purchaser. PHILIP j. BOWERS
a co, iS9 Market st.
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ELECTRIC. GAS, ETC.
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AN UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.

BUY CORNER APARTMENT!ii
Great Investment. always rented: centrally
located. eight beautiful suites Of six and seven
rooms, tiled baths: complete improvements;
earns 16ls per cent. on investment; must be
FEST. T3S Broad.
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FOREST HILL CORNER DwELIINGH!
Non president owner says give some one a
bargain,r sell my beautiful :en-room home.
with bath. steam heat. double floors. hard
wood tTln. large porch. lot G5yi60. and mol
ern stable, for s1a G00; III take s2.nno cast,
AMI leaEe the rest on mortgage. FEST &
FEST. ~ i;road.
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DE RICrEMOND. S8 Broad st-Real Us ate
and Tnsura nee. Money 10 loan on bend and
rio~tgoge at 5 per cent.
REAL. ESTATE fo- sale and EXCHANGE. In
quI-e BEYE9 7se Broad ST.. near Market.
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/ HAVE for sale on North Fourth 81. q three
family house for sale at n sacrifice, or will
exchange equity for good lots. ne owner wishes
to go West, GEO. RICHARDSON. 15 Market
street.
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NORTH END SACRIFTCE,
Choice one-family house. containing ten
rooms. bath and '%laundrv: IL n"rov"ment=:
6piendidly located. in restricted residential ser
tien: only two blocks from trolley: close 70
school and churches: we'll adarted to p hoard
Ing house or nhysician's office and residence:
price only $1,000 PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.
1872 Market ST.
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Wy HTLLSIbE AVENT-Ei.
nesirably located; thirteen rooms. two baths.
rars "a oeo, Yam chance :, T5o T-IIsT. q
Fist. 1873 Broad.
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East Orange, n. }.