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The Washington times., 1910-07-06
LONDON SOCIETY
HONORS FOUNDER
Swedenborgians Pour Into
Metropolis to Attend
Four Days Congress.

LONDON, July SO celebrate the
Tooth anniversary of the Swedenborg
Society of London and TO honor the
memory Of Emmanuel Swedenborg, the
prominent representatives Of New
Church organizations throughout the
world assembled in London today and
began a four days International con
greSs-
The assemblage is not an ecc.eiastic-
al or sectarian one, but a meeting to
be devoted TO the consideration OF Swe-
denbOrg's contribution n science. phil
osOphy, and psychology, as well as
theology TO the higher thought and in
vestiga ton Of the world OF today
The SwedenbOrg Society OF London,
IN celebration Of whose centennial an
niversaTy special exercises are 70 be
held during the week, was founded IN
$40. For 100 wears the society has been
the great. central publishing agency Of
the writings Of Sweden borg. as vel as
Of the literature Of the New Church
body. The extent of the society's pub
liShiHE propaganda Is evidenced by the
fact that its stock now includes editions
OF SwedenbOTEs works printed in La
tin, English, German. Swedish, Norwe-
gian, Polish, Icelandic. Welsh, French
Danish, Magyar, Russian, Italian,
Dutch. Arabic, and Hindi.
The roll cal at the opening Of the
congress today IN the Crown Rooms,
EOlbOrn, showed a large and repre-
sentative attendance Edward John
I-roadfeld, a widely known educational
writer. presided. Among those present
were many delegates from all parts Of
the United Kingdom and from the
United States, E--lfce, Germany SWe-
Den, Denmark, NOTway. and Russia,
and from the West Indies NIauritius,
Australia, and other distant lands
Included among the American dele
gates are Job Barnard, Of the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia 3 !
fred Acton. Of Pennsylvania: the Rev.
Louis G. HOek, of Ohio, Prof Lewis
+. Hite, Of the Cambridge Theological
School: the Rev Julian i. Smith, Of
New York: the Rev. H Clinton Hay
editor OF the New Church Review. the
Rev James Reed. of Massachusetts;
Frank Sewall, Of Washington. d. c.
president OF the SwedenboTg Scientific
Association. and the Rev. s. S. Seward
of Michigan, president Of tht General
Csnvention Of the New Jerusa lem
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
WASHINGTON WOMAN
WINS HUSBAND BACK
Deserted, She Follows Man TO
Philadelphia, and They Are
ReCOnCiIed.

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-After fol-
lowing her husband, who. she SAYS de-
serted her in Washington. from one CITY
10 another for several weeks. Mrs les
Sic L Weaver. Of that city, finally To-
Gated him in Philadelphia with the aid
Of a detective, and, after having Weaver
arrested on the charges Of desertfon
and nOn-SuppOrC. settled their differ
enCes today before Commissioner Craig.
because Of her four little children who
are hack in washington sir. and Mrs.
Weaver LEFT the Federal Building to
day arn-in-arm to return TO their home
in the Capitol City
1T was for the chHdren-s sake that
/ kept up the search Mrs. Weaver
said, and 1t Is because of the children
that we are going back t0Eether'
This morning when Weaver was ar
Taigned he was very penitent- When
Commissioner Craig learned that her
four little youngsters back IN Washing
ton were awaiting the return OF their
father and mother. he brought all his
tact and diplomacy into play to bring
about q reconciliation and was sue
ceSSful
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various officials are kept posted Ola the
sUDply of commercial paper EoatinS
around the country and the character
OF the paper in different hanks So chat
it will be next 20 impossible Tor sIy-
firm or corporation to extend its credit
lines throughout the country without
the examiners and tire Comptroller OF
the Currency becoming informed o. the
fact
Doubtful credits will be discussed.
questionable DaDCT- and fraudulent
methods Of clerks and others 10 defeat
the purpose Of examinations I'm short
there wiz be an exchange of condolences
and the results transmitted 90 the Office
OF CoWufT0IleT MURRAY
Every examiner must keep file sys-
TEN. not only Tor CORES possdeuce. but
for examination data. the files being
passed around from examiner 20 exam
iupr from time TO time
Each examiner in attendance at the
meetings is ordered 20 write one letter
10 the Comptroller OF the Currency on
each subject iscussed az the meetings
This plan was adopted by Comptroller
Murray as a means Of raising the stand
ard of efficiency Of the bank examiners.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
CORPORATION TAX
TOTALS 100000

50 successful has the Treasury De
oarturelt been in the collection Of the
corporation tax that although no Of
fetal figures have been gwen OUT, IL
il estimated about 90 per cent OF the
tax has been paid. Nearly $4,000, 600
has been received.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Ca
hell as not ready yet to Eive out exact
totals. The tax VIII aggregate Tor the
Government about S27.090,000. It IS
estimated.
Corporations that have not paid up
have but short time remaining be
fore their property viii be seized.
They are now on the delinquent list.
but II they pay up BIZ the close or
jected to penalty
After that. collectors viii send Ou-
notices Of distraIut. Corporations that
are delinquent VIII t1en have ten DAYS
longer in which 10 pay. but they viii
be subjected 10 . per cent penalty
and interest at the rate OF / per cent
Ia month
At the end of ten davs-frat is after
July 2e-tle property of the corpora
tons which are not paid up VIII be
seized
Secretary Of the Treasury AIacVea gh
Is going away for the summer tonor-
row He viii 90 first 40 PEOenixvtIle
IA, for an old-home week This IS
IN the vicinity Of his old home. and NE
Viii re welcome visitor. He viii
then 30 10 Dublin, y H, fer the SUM
mcr-
Mr.. AIacVeagh is leaving the Treas
ury IN fairly good shape RE does NO.
expect TO have to issue a0v bonds ~
ceIliHcateS TINS summer OF next raIT
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

NEW YORK, July with the first
sales the market developed another
ne ak streak Il seems to have fewer
friends at the low levels than on a
higher basis The catching OF a NUM-
her Of stop orders proved rather serious
and the continued liquidation causes
wonder at the source of the outcomins
stock. It was reported today that the
Hartman estate was sendius great
blocks 10 the market The liquidation
of Ions stock was accelerated by disgust
Al the continued calling of margins anu
the throwing Of stock overheard o ne
bear contingent WAS very busy ana 10
ing everything possible 60 bring lower
figures but they did not seem ciSl'o>9o
to press matters very strongly after the
in .ial declines. which were severe, ana
were followed quickly by additional re-
CessiOnS-
Crop reports were unfavorable and the
bear nreSs1re was largely eNerIed By
Western operators The grain market
did not show in its action, any con-
frma1Ion of the poor crop reports
Prices in the wheat pit were easier and
lower as the session progressed
Tile low prices in the stock market
caused some speculative and not little
investment buying which, with the rise
in wheat. started a recovery which eN-
tended 10 the greater part Of the de-
cline sustained after the opening
The opening loss was not recovered
and the decline on the initial sales as
compared with the closing on Tuesday
vas about a point. on ztIe average a
little more ON Northern Paclllcs ana q
few other stocks Within the first hour
thereafter Union Pacific dropped Z ac-
ditfOual- Reading points and Steel
point The average decline IN me less
prominent shares was about a point
During tie noon hour the market
presented an entirely different ap-
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
CHARGES RELATIVE
CONCEALED DEEDS
SiSter-in-Law Accuses Mrs.
Duvall of Taking Valu-
able Papers.

Accused Of concealing deeds to
property, Insurance policies, and other
valuable papers, Mrs Emma d d.
vail of 8I2 L street soi theast, was
arrested this afternoon by Central
Office Detective Cox on a charge Of
violating section $40 OF the District
code
The warrant for Mrs. DuvaITs ar
rest was sworn out by Mrs Samuel II
Bryan her siSJer-in-IaW- who alleges
that Mrs Du- al has concealed val
liable papers vhich belonged TO her
tAiTs. BTyansD late husband. II is
further alleged in the warrant that
Mrs Duvail concealed the deeds TO
go. $40. and 61Z / street southeast.
owned by the late Mr. Bryan
Mrs DUval declined TO make any
statement with regard to the charge
against her.
4 have absolutely nothing TO saw
about the matter. nave euEa Eed
an attorney and he viii give out any
thing that should be made public"
Section $50 Of the code provides that
whoever with intent to defraud or
iDjurc another person shall take away
c. conceal any writing whereby the
estate OF right o. such person shall
CT may be defeated. hindered. or al
tered shall suffer Imprisonment for
not more than seven years
Mrs DuVall was released on $500
bond.
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LOCAL SECURITIES WEAKER, QUIET,
WITH NO PARTICULAR CHANGE
IN QUOTATIONS.

There wasn't enough doing on the 10
cal market to keep it interesting Gas
was point lower on one sale, but 9TH
erwise there was no change Traction
SIS steady at rs Railway preferred,
S7H. United States Trust and Savings
shares sold at ia
Even the usual making of quotations
dragged
National bank examiners all over the
United States viii meet at designated
points. according to their allotted dis
tricts tomorrow.
The examiners of the Third district
viii meet at Philadelphia. Examiners
assigned TO this district arc those in
Philadelphia. eastern Pennsylvania.
Maryland. Virginia, North Carolina, and
the District OF CoIumbia-eleven exam
iners reporting On must orders.
Examiners are ordered TO interchange
information with each other. in the Dis
trict 90 which they are assigned. and
then the reports are in turn exchanged
with other examiners. In this way the
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
LIVELY FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS.
WEAK EARLY, GAINS STRENGTH
IN AFTERNOON.

peerance. The losses Of Che morning
We're entirely wiped out, ana some
additional advances were maze
Where there mad been plenty or stock
for sale there was just as much ur9-
gucv i'm the buying, and scarcity Of
supply save at materially higher fig
II was reported that $4,000. 600 gold
had been engaged Tor import into the
uited STATES. and rUmOTS were to
the effect that the import Of the vel
low bows would reach large figures.
II was also evident that someone was
IruyjuE stocks The riElf-a bOut-facc
movement was complete extending To
the entire list not only to the regain
ilE of tire carly urop. but to an addi-
iloral advance making Tho prices
higher than on Tuesday. with cvi-
uc1ceS OF acCumuiatiVa buying on 2
scale an through the room.
Weakness gave way to strength.
liquidation to accumulation. and il
began to look as if the weak opening
IN London had been rigged for effect
here.
Between the various movements the
range of fluctuations in the leaders
was quite large. four points in Union
Pacific. i've in Reading two in Steel
common, and two on the average else
where.
Net gains after the various breaks
and recOverieS were 1 ~ for Union Pa
citic, I Z on St Paul. Southern Pacific.
and r I > elsewhere in the rails.
steel common. after dropping 10 d
new low on this movement new
low for the vear-ro ST. recovered
TO T0L, later going or q little as the
higher prices induced some bear sell
ing again
The low on Union Pacific was 1874
St Paul. 10 Southern Pacific. 1877
AMI on Reading. 1aS5-thcse all beirE
new lows for 1910 The same conditions
existed AMIDST without exception
throughout the list-thoueh TO lesser
q -grees than in the leaders
There were slight reCeSsiOuS from thu
high, but the UNDERGONE Of the market
we'll into the second hour II the after
noon was decidedly strong
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
1910 Recordsarke Rebounds Reports of Gold Imports
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs. Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
The prices given below on poultry are fer
vholesa.e lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
= 20 1 cent higher Recased eggs. cent
higher.
Cheest-New York, new, IS saizc-
Egg Nearbys. &c. Southern. 19c-
Butter Creamery, fancy. in tubs. SIC
prints, solsc; renovated, fancy. 25lsa-5c. store
packed. per H.. 3oa2Ic.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-s;PriuE chickens, large "a
-ic' hens. Ice. TJJssSTs. 10cs turkeys, IialSci
ducks. Sc
Fruit.
Apples. s5caS1.0o box: California oranges.
s. 5ss -; grapefruit. per box. s. 50a50o; pine
apples per crate, S1--sa.-c5; peaches. 95clS2 "
per crate huckieberries- per at Salles
blackberrics, per Ut. 5aSc: raspberrtes, per
qIr sal-i=c5 plunrs- per crate, 5ecslSi4S-
Vegetables.
F''tatoes-New potatoes. No. I. SIS and
SIG" pcr bbi-- 70 = 80 per bb'- onions,
Der box. &l-01al- -
Green Goods.
Cllcumbers. per BASKET ascas1- -. string
ans per DbL- - 00a2eJ. radishes, per ice, 81
= So peppers per basket. SC egg
uant- per crate. SI-75a2 90. tomatoes. per
crate s9-Jaf-OG, new cabbage. per Dol. s1a
fic- spring onions 81 oCalz5 per he. beets.
-af- per bunch green peas. per Dol. s. 54a
-, S-ackberries. per ct. 4aIec: caataloUpes-
Live Stock.
C'sives-Prime, per H.. 7t4c. medium, &c;
common. &C. spring lamb. 7lzaSc: beef. choice.
god choice stock 8. 50a3-50: hogs. - GA
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
COUNTRY WILLLOSE
ITS WOMAN AVIATOR
Mrs. Ralph Van Deman 10 Sail
With E@r Husband for
Philippines

Mrs Ralph Van Demau. wife Of
Capt Ralph Van Deman- Of the Twen-
ty-first Infantry Of the United States
Army. is about 20 sail for the Philip
pines with her husband. who Is on his
way 10 report for duty with his reTi-
uent there
Mrs. Van DemaD i the first woman
aviator of the United States Since
the heavier-than-aiT ships came into
the public IioeliEht. Mrs Van De
man manifested q keen interest in
the machine. and has since taken many
Trims in The air. both as a passenger
and a manipulation OF the aiTships.
Cautafn and Mrs. Van Denan sail Aug
1rSt from san Francisco
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
MISS POSEY WEEDS
FREDERICK SISSON
Quiet Marriage Is Celebrated
At Rectory of Alexan-
dria Church.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. JULY g.

ALEXANDRIA. IA. JL1 o
A quiet wedding was soIemnized
at the rectory Of St PauTs Prot
estant Episcopa Church last evening
when Miss Agnes Posey became the
bride Of Frederick Sisson, a young bust
ness man of this city The Rev. p =.
Phillips. the rector, performed the cere-
mony-- M and Mrs Sisson viii reside
in this city.
The Young Mems SodaHty Lyceum
held a meeting at the hall in Duke
street last evening Previous TO the
meeting Of the lyceum q meeting OF
the newly organized council was held
The funeral Of George W. Hyde viii
be held from Wheatley's funeral rooms
tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock The
Rev. Father Kelly, assistant pastor OF
St Mary's Church, viii oIfciate-
Perseverance Tent. No. ICES, Order of
Rechabites, VIII celebrate its NTH an
uiversary with q celebration at the hal
Friday evening. A musical and literary
program VIII be rendered
Ava Aerie- order of Eagles, VIII
hold a meeting at the hail IN Sarepta
Hall this evening
4 meeting of the Veteran Friendship
Fire Association VIII be held at the hail.
in South Alfred street this evening.
Seventeenth virginia Regiment chap
ter. Daughters of COnfedera-y VIII
meet at Lee Camp Hall this evening
Miss Mabel Isabel, Hunter and T.
Mark Craig Will be married at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, BY
the Rev H N. Canter, tomorrow even
ing
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
COLT BITCHES AUTO;
NONE SERIOUSLY HURT
Washington Tourists Bound for
New York Have Close
Call.

PORT DEPOSIT July IA party of
tourists from washington 70 New York
had a narrow escape from death this
morning near here. small colt owned
by J. P. Armour ran out in the middle
Of the road. The chauffeur, unable 10
stop the car. nit the colt throwing car
AID occupants into the ditch. Only
slight bruises were sustained
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
NEGRO LYNCHED IN TEXAS.

HOUSTON. Tex. July 5.-At Ro-
dina near Corsicana "a negro entered
the home or Hub Bailey, a merchant,
and. brandishiuE d knife threatened
an assault on Mrs Bailey. a bride Of
three months Mrs Bailey Erappled
with him secured the ewapon and
forced him TO take flight Posses
caught the negro and he was hanged
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
to SHOW PICTURES
IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, July e.-The JEFF
fries-JOhnsOn fight pictures viii not be
prohibited in New Orleans This de-
cisiOn was reached today by the au-
thOrities.
Precautions against race clashes viii
be taken, however, and whites and
blacks will not be allowed on the same
floor in the picture show houses where
The fight films are exhibited.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
ERIE MAYOR WOULD
SEE THE PICTURES

ERIE, Pa, July 6.-Mayor Michael
Iieber, OF Eric. sees no reason for sup
pressing the Jeffries-JOhnson fight pic
lures He said:
Erie has no race problem. The ne
Eroes here are very proper persons.
anyway, everybody IN Erie wants to see
how Johnson did. it
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
FORMER JUDGE DROWNED.

ITHACA, y. Y. July 6.-Bradford
Almy, sixty-five for twelve years
previous to 1909 Count, Judge and
Surrogate of Tompkin sCounty. was
found dead in Enfield Creek He Went
fishing Monday. Judge Amy was one
Of the best known lawyers in this part
o fthe state.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
DROWNED WHILE BATHING

SYRACUSE, July George Nc
Go7van- dfty-one one OF the best
known lawyers OF Syracuse was
drowned in Skaneateles Lake when
his row boat capsized.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
DIVIDENDS

american Telephone * Telegraph Co.
A Dividend Of Two Dollars per share VIII
he paid on Friday. July 18Th 1910 70 stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
on Thursday. June 90, Isle
WILLIAM r DRIVER. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
DAYS Sales on Washington Exchange

lTeTgeuthaier. tFG2f1.
United states Trust. lrE-If. IGEilf-
After caII-CapitaI Traction IS, $1,000
rs
Washington Gas. Z5E75-
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

Capital Traction IS, S1.50Oft1I5; 5000
0Il5. S-.00p0II5. S5.IpgH115.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
fcrred, 1lTS7s4. I0TrsIit- zHStz-
Washington Gas, las, lGl61
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
BONDS.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Furnished by f. F. Hutton & 20
Washington branch. 1901 r street ,7o,-f5,,
west, by + Floyd CaverIy. mana .-e-
Oman IIfc-I, I -
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

Central Council, National Union. viii
meet tonight At Schmidts Hall.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
WALL STREET GOSSIP

A pre.m;uary. statement issued at
Louisville by the Louisville and Nash
vile gives TIE gross operating reve-
nues for the year ended June 80 as
Ss-,'oe,eee, an increase Of 100000.
Hooking Valley Nay total operating
revenue increase Sz59.577. Net ope-
rating revenue increase. S116. 500 Sur
nus increase Sl4N-lsl-
e2<aS Pacific fpurFI week in June
increase H4f--N-- Illinois Central Nav
gross llcre-Se, S@sS, May net de
All Of the eastern trunk lines have
- l.S---.-f I-5a me lniSrState Commerce
toInIniSSlHu. effective the nrst week in
NgSuSt il.leaseG class freight rates as
IvioN@ me new rate from New York
10 CAaes-o on hrs--class commodities
VIII be - cents second class. - cents
thiTd cas- 81 cents fourth class -
cents Hith class 81 cents sixth class
- cents per hundred pounds. Ar 49,
rates are based on the New York chi
caG0 rate N percentages. The old rates
% - ~ o. land = cents per
All sellers at the steel post
Hartman q Co--There Is nothing in
the market There were some good
buying IN the market YESTERDAY. b7lr
Of q limited amount This viii ten in
the long run. but at the moment +be
bears seem 10 have everything their
own way
W. r. Hibbs * Cot is impossible
To give an opinion on this marked
We think we would rather buy than
sell al this level
T. r Huttoa & CO--TEe selling is
mostly by Western houses on reports
OF bad crops.
\. G. Plant & Cove are advised
that there IS very good buying or G
scale
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VS. Nezp York Stock EXCHANGE Prices

,,. es zt oa s p H s ss ; T s ss5
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

W. r. Hibbs * Cot is impossible
To give an opinion on this marked
We think we would rather buy than
sell al this level.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

L. f. Hutton & CO--The selling Is
mostly by Western houses on -ep0rTs
OF bad crops.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

\ G. Plant & Cove are advised
that there is very good buying or G
scale
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

The death Of Dickinson followed a
VISIT 10 an aIchemist- Dr.. T W LANCE.
Of Scranton, Pa
TIr- LANCE said and stiH declares that
he can increase the quantity OF silver
nit-ates. using base metals and silver
bullion Dickinson is said 10 have
watched tire aIchemist perform the feat
that has absorbed aIca= D1ists for cen
turtles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Treasury Statement.
NEW INDUSTRIES OF WEEK.


Important Enterprises Started In yirrinnla!
f and North Carolina.
Chattanooga. Tenn. March es.-The more
i'm portant new Industries established in the
South during the week ending Wednesda,
are Indicated by the following list. com,
piled from reports made to the Tradcsmar
and fully verified:
Virginia.
Holland-LightS and water plant. '}
Lynchburg-s5ooo railroad company; $2s-
U0 realty company 853f
Norfolk--s25,dH furniture factory;S SIS. oot
electric supply company: 600 publishing
company: Sa5. 900 lumber company ss,$
Newport News-sl60o realty company.
98Alexand ria-s ,oap realty company: 500,
600 realty company. s,5 n
j, Roanoke-slo00o publishing company.
900 realty company $500 develo ent
company; $4,000 tobacco company,
Bristol-S50,co0 cement works.
West Virginia.
c1arksburE 900 oil and gas company,
10000 development company 8js
Charleston 900 realty company. ts
Alexandria -s6o.o u realty company,
ks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glass an anufa turing
company. Il ssils N LII 8
II misunderstanding mill. 88s.
Towlesburg- ~, a railroad company.
iElkins-Creamery. Y. f3t 81 l{
2IBs5I North Carolina. III.
NIabana--IumherG comp my. 3iss "a
creed.no re-s 800 drug pany. Il ", Il
nIsy---t 100 900 cot ION m III /.
Roxboro $50, 90 tobacco plant. HIM
IIlokory-J eo. 900 ksaWmil| M n ri MI
South Creeks %, 900 slunab Or! comp any.
Ashayllls-s 5000 N Iron woskins plant,
N. IAhaItyA.ifQ qqQs Aoliarx susilt y sss'T