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I OF o6 A QUALITY PAPER PAPEROF y THE WASHINGTON S NUT ON HERALD I GIRGULATIOH GIRGULATIOHWASHINGTON YESTERDATS YESTERDATSGIRGULATIOH R f J T R30340 3 ° 34 ° s s1Td
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NO 382 t WASHINGTON D C THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 1907 ONE CENT
I GERMAN BALLOON BALLOONFrenchmen BALLOONMAY BALLOOI11AY
MAY 1AY WIN ItT BIG RACE RACEFrenchmen RACEClose
Frenchmen FrenchmenI Close Contestants Contestantsfor ContestantsJor Contestantsfor
for First Honors HonorsUNITED HOllorsUNITED
UNITED KITED STATES FOURTH FOUETBDistance FOURTHillistftllCC FOIJETIIZDistancc
Distance Covered eoY lcd by Last Years YearsWinner Y YearsWinner CRs CRsVinllcr
Winner Doubled DoubledToiniuarn DoubledPonnnurn DoubledPamatcrn
Toiniuarn Ponnnurn and I Isle Ie de Irancc IranccAlmost IlranceA1JnoMt I + rance ranceAlmost
Almost Hnnnl in I Plight Iisrlit of Between Between8SO
880 and SJ0 Miles AlliesWnr War nr Department Department1VI1I DCIRrtlKcntill Departmentviii
1VI1I ill Pawn Final Decision Toiliiy ToiliiyAll l0c1n l0c1nAll rodayAll
All of Xinc Contestants Landed tuniledExperience LunelcdBxpcrlenee LandedExperience
Experience of Aeronauts AeronautsNew AeronnntlNew
New York Y rk Oct SI ITbe The grist rt r sterna laterJlJfonal international sternaL1onal ¬
tional balloon contest for tb Ute James Gor Gordon Gert1on GorUon ¬
don Bennett cup ended today to with the theGerman theGerman theGerman
German Pommem Pam Po maern and the French FrenchIsle FrenchIale FrenchIsle
Isle de France Dart ca can two out of the theDine theIne theMine
Mine Dine Ine starters so equally divided HOT boa boaore OftOnl honors
ore that it will be necessary to await awaitliecIsfan a atieeiston at1ecl
tieeiston Ion tomorrow from the War De Department De Department Department ¬
partment at Washington blct to tell which wMchJwins wldehIUL whichtufts
tufts JwinsOscar tuftsOscar IUL
IULOecar
Oscar Brbalach rbelach and Henry H Clayton ClaytonSkippers C1altoRBklppen Claytonkippers
Skippers of the PoaImera Pommern landed their theircraft theircraft theicraft r
craft at t oclock tate moraine mor > llag a haltmile MIl a amile amile
mile south of Aabnrjr Park The HI HIlranee JMe IiIes de deFrance
s France with A A Le Bane and 35 WNix W W341x WUx
Nix a toe valves raJ swooped down tow Anally flnslt flnsltat IIY IIYat y
at Hwbertsviue Iferbei Ie Oeeaa county N J Jfour Jtour Jtour
tour hours later laterIt laterIt
It was w said at the Aero Club tonight tonightthat to tonighthat t tthat
that each had covered approximately baatelr be between he hetween between
tween I8 888 and 890 miles An oftlcer of oforganttattot the theorganisation tlMor
organisation or aId that It was his personal personalopinion penonalopinion peraoett peraoettoplalon 1
opinion that th U the Pommem would win winby Wiaby wi wiby a
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by a matter of a few miles Here Is Islist eltst a alist
list of the starters where and when they theyfinished they1Ift1sbecI t tftnlsbed hey
finished 1Ift1sbecIII
All II Balloon Landed LandedXa Landeddta
Xa 1OKtr Er Ertdich h art Henry H CtaytM Ger German GerN Oer1esn ¬
man the PanMni N BtwBcy Pw Put PutIOUtIa Path taK a asooth asouth rriL
sooth of Aatnr Park Ikk at S oclock 0 tide UdIICOftNC i icorned n et etcoreved
corned ICOftNCto imnuiMiUI M b to M ante adtaNo anteNo
No SH s K B JL Hew aid ad A F F Auxstan Ahetbelly AMri AMritaw itmited
taw y United State awe haled MM IfesmtM iarikaataxies O Otario 0 0tario
tario at a oclock S Tuesday neliar right 1IIIIctmatel at cwwd apptadmately aspraxi
mately matel sae IDiIe5 IDiIe5No ahieNo
No SA Le Htee sad 1L W Jifa IlK IlKde PMMfc PTs PTsde MM MMde IdaGerm
de mace thoueied hBSii near Jtafcertcvflte lael artnWsr artnWsrCdlnty OMM OMMGoantj 0Qmatr
Goantj X J at 1 oclock eIec tine aftomooa aftomooaBppri aturaoeaepprwrkaately
Bppri appros epprwrkaately H > mUlr to toQ tsl silks silksNe HflcaN
N Ne Q iHoRD uo Abowrn and MssssJitMuaasa tier Oertn 0n tierman
man tn n DaeeUorf DaJdarfIDila hi v1 Bnaed it at Uttto CtMk C > reslr reslrasfiea tarnjnuet tarn
jnuet IDila fan Uaer 1 er DeL DeLCId early tad tW laniajiij ° °
bred CId appnusaatilf IK 121io ata ataNo HittNo
No fr0 Bicvcr and C C IT ITtns kabfaa f1a f1aIns r rlas
las II taadei near nearToesdor tilt 0IaID 0IaIDTvesder Oh at i r reir stall
Toesdor TvesderXo h eir aftcnooa aftcnooaXOL
hNo
XOL tCWmni I cad aIIIIb McQey Aairteoa Asaslaaism A Aera Aeradareai Mr Mria
ia b landed at leanest l 1M Its JMRI tI lutaadk lutaadkappros iHnlaj iHnlajNo dareai
appros RI RINo i iIda
No 7Jta rait Gander an alt L rt we ftwa ftwalanded A AWIdfod ASP ASPleaded
landed near near AisMtdaa Ara emhe Ida Lo a Clueeaj YL Va 4a at stoetodr I Iodoefc IododE
odoefc uu uutnflM WI aeaiq CIMfftd CIMfftdm aptaaabaatebb aptaaabaatebbtaller ill
taller tnflMNo Ho tallerIto
No o Sftol Meckd MIl C Cneendt Deafe OUBMB onaTIdnIdt td OUBMBTactiwlt aa
Tactiwlt Laded near Haaaaaii ltiarl aa Va at 7 r etodt etodtUiu eItbia I
Uiu moniixMi umiul tenIINo ajuanilantrty appoz stiIy M aria MflcsLouU ariaa
No a 0Man Alan Bawler ud A 1bdAaeerln 1bdAaeerlnLouis 1 1LouiA sk
Louis Jaded one stile anrta se 1k of WeatariBatar WRriaAarroll W Wroll Ca Caroll
roll County Coat Md Md at I 41 odott taJa BMnbai eev eevcred rcred er
cred apfvcadBntrtjr III IIIThe B aderThe Mute MuteThe
The Pommem and the Isle of ofShattered F France FranceShattered lIraaeeSbattend
Shattered the tbeutecord record of 870 mites as ascrow fine finecrow tbecrow
crow Me fasts from St St Louis to Henderson HendersonX HeJMIel1lCmN Hepd
N Y made in 183 1 t They beat the t e dis distance dla dlatanCt d dtanee ¬
tance covered by Lieut Frank P Lanm Lanmwho Labmwho Lah Lahwho Q4
who won won the international Ions long longrace cIIIItaaeerace distance distancerace
race from Paris In 1901 The American Americanofficer A Aofficer JIIIIIIeaaofficer
officer landed at Fylingdale a1e a1emiles England ZngIaedmile 415 415miles
miles from the starting place after afterIn alterin teint teintIn >
In the air only four hours hoursHnvrley boanIIn hoursHawley
Hawley IIn wley Tells Experience ExperienceAlan BxporlcnceAlan quIIcneeAlan
Alan R Hawley the American balloon balloonist ba1ooft ba1ooftist bsilooelet ¬
ist from St Louis Louta who with his com companion eotDpanlon coinpanlon ¬
panlon Augustus Ausust Augustus PMt PMt landed at atm i40 i40mrn a aTO
TO near Westminster We8tm1n ter in Carroll County County3tfd CountyMd Countyc
c lid described his trip as follows followsWe foUoWIIWe followsWe
We were about thirtyseven hours in inthe Inthe Ii Iithe
the air covering two nights and a day dayand dayand da daand y
and I figure ft that we made 710 miles mtieaSt from fromSt fromSt
St Louis When we left that city cU we westarted westarted w wstarted e
started at first in a low current euJTat told taldUII toldUs taking takingus
us northeastwardly north ward1 but had to rise high higher hllher higher ¬
er in n order to avoid the turrets t of an in insane Insane insane ¬
sane asylum Very soon we estaidta estaidtaan ertabttsbca ertabttsbcaan
an equilibrium of about fjtit feet above abovethe abovethe abov abovthe e
the ground and maintained this t ttwelve for fortwelve fortwelve q
twelve hours with the the me of only or orbag one onebag orebag e
bag ofballast This was one of the ant antIefactory at atIsfactory t t1stadory
Isfactory tests of the Journey JourneyFour journeylour journeyFour
Four Spoke SltOl e In Air AirAn AirAn Air AirAn
An interesting Interesdn feature of the flm flmnights ftJtnights n t
nights passage e over Illinois was the fact factthat fctthat fx fxthat ct ctb
that we were for about four noun 1 with within Itb Itbin it itIn b ¬
in speaking distance of three other let letlootsXr bal balloons Iblloonsr i ¬
loons loonsr Mr Brewer and the two French Frenchmen Frencbmen b I Imen ¬
men Messrs LeBlanc and Orastner W Wexchanged We Weexchanged Wecxchaapd e
exchanged a number jf > c comments beta before beforewe e
r
we were finally separated ae ierat d by varying varyingcurrents nryt vary varycurrents g gcurrent
currents currentsOn currentOn currentsOn
On Tuesday Tuelday Tueda for almost a day in incrossing incro I Icreasing n
cro crossing lng Ohio we were within sight 1Aghttwo t of ofwo Oftwo
two wo balloons One of of them them I think think thinkLe was wasLe waLe
Le Blancs Blanc and the other from its itsI colors colorsI
I made out to be the German balloon balloonPommem balloonpommena hallooPommexa n
Pommem PommemIn
In betas carrel by the air currents currentsover currentsover currantover
over the coke and iron region of Penn Pennsylvania Peantylvan1a Pearryivania ¬
sylvania wemfound w ound that t we had to rise risehigher rIM111gher iii iiihtgher
higher on s hunt unt of the heat from fromcoke the thecoke thecoke
coke and blast furnaces We were also alsodelayed Iodlayed ala aladelayed
delayed near there hy b clouds In Inmountain the themountain thomountain
mountain country we again had to toto rise riseto rlaeto
to a great height and reached an alti altitude alUtude alt J Jof ¬
tude of 12009 feet which eh was w the highest highestof hl hige beat beator
e of the Journey This was in the middle middleof middleoC midd middof k
of Tuesday night lightDecided nightDccidtMl nightneeicleel
Decided to Come Down DownWhen DorenWheat own ownWbea
When dawn came yesterday morning morningwe morn mornWt mornwe hug
we > saw the Chesapeake Bay in the teetance dis distance dls dlstance ¬
tance and the air currents had shifted shiftedand shtt shttand lied liedand
and were carrying carryI us directly toward it itWe it itWe f fWe t
We ascended ueencJ and descended in the theof hope hopeof noPe noPeof boi
of again finding an easterly current currentfailed but butfailed butallecl
failed in our efforts and andu andeas eas ae we were weregaining weregalntDlr w wgaining
gaining nothing In distance distan a from St StLouis St StLoui S SLouis t twe
Louis by being carried southwardly aouthwardlyreluctantly we wereluctantly wereluctantly
reluctantly decided to come down to toearth the theearth theearth
earth The landing Jaadt was made easily easilyatraut easilyabout ensll ensllabout lY
about a mile south of Westminster and andour andour a aour
our balloon is unhurtWe unhurt unhurtWe unhurtWe
We did not suffer from the t cold durl durlthe during duringthe durlDgthe
the first pan of the Journey but bu a crossing crossingth cl088lnathp esi esithe
th the mountains mountains it was bitter coldsibly cold coldsiblY Pos Possibly Ponsome ¬
sibly our exhausted e uated vitality hadthing had some somethin somethln
thin thing to do with 1th it It We had plenty plentyfood of offood offood
food aboard our air craft and thereno there was wasno wed
no trouble on that score during d the tripBeaehy trip tripUeachy trlpDeach
Ueachy Deach > Wins VlnN Airship Race JlnceSt RnceSt Racei
i St Louis Lou Oct a 21With With the completion completionof completi o In Inof
of C the dirigible balloon race andawarding and the theawarding theawarding
awarding of the prizes to the winners winnersContlnucel winn winnContinued eta i iContinued
Continued on Pnsrc I Column 0 0Look 0Look 0Look
Look Out Prices of Lumber i Hindi Lower LowerFrank LowerFrank LoweFrank n
Frank Llbbey Co 6th st st and N Y av ave e i
WEATHER FORECASTFor FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaJlaryJand ColumbiaMaryland
Maryland and Virginia VirginiaFair VirginiaFairand = Fair Fairand Fairand
and colder Thursday Friday Fridayfair Fridayfair rridayfair
fair fresh northerly winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYMgft SUMM SUMMARYgage RY RYPagll
gage Mgft TELEGRAPHIC TEIJ TELEGRAPHICWestinghouse GRAPIIIC GRAPIIICI1Ve
1 I1Ve Westinghouse Unghoulie in Receivers Hands HalHllLIMarylaad HandsMaryland
1 IMarylaad Maryland Senatorial Tight lII8IItINew Fight1New
1 INew NewYork York Panic Vt an End EncllCort End1Cocteirou
1 lCort 1Cocteirou Cortelyou you Comes to Banks Itenef ReHefIBalloon Ite1kL1Balloon
1 IBalloon Balloon Race a Recordbreaker RecordbreakerSCivioFederation RecordkerSClviFederaUon Recordbreaker3Clvit
SCivioFederation 3Clvit FedaaUon Opens Ope Trssspm SetNpstg4Judge rrl rrl4T
4 4T 4Judge Judge 6 McSherry Dead Dead4News Dead4News
4News of Maryland ary1aD4 and Virgule VtrgfcllaLOCAL Y VirguleLOCAL
LOCAL1President LOCAL
1 lPre President kJent Returns Home Home1LJeut n IIoala1Chat
1LJeut Gov Chanter ChaalerRt in WasW lo a aRidply
2 Ridgely ply Talks on Bank Crisis CrisistSecretary CdIIIai8ecretary Crlafa9Secretary
tSecretary Taf Taft t at snug Bay Bay5Balloontet DQ5DallOOllI8t BayBalloonist
5 5Balloontet Balloonist Chandler Describes TripFaad Trip TripFund TripIIPuDM
IIPuDM Fund + t for Mining Gosnpaay CeM f otpltanr Pledged 1iMlgethi1Patmaatera PledgedPostmasters sM sMtPoIItmuten
Postmasters Elect Officers OfficersI O ORtoersliMasons lcera lceraIMuons
I IMuons Masons Confer Degrrees DegrreesBURIED De DeBURIED DegreeenBURIED
BURIED 50000 PERSONS PERSONSUndertaker PERSONSUneIcrnler PERSONSndertaker
Undertaker u Dead In New York Had HadISstiiltllslied UuelEstl11aUHIed hadEstnbllxhed
ISstiiltllslied Unique Record RecordNew RccordNew
New York Oct 21James Winterbot Wlnterbottom Winterbottom Winterbottom
tom tom the oldest undertaker in New Ne Yorkriled York Yorkdied Yorkdied
died in the New York Hospital toda3Mr today todqrr
Mr Wmterbottom Whlterbottom who ho was eighty eightythree etpt7thrM
three years old had had buried more than Uaaaperaons thanrarer
rarer persons In the sixty years 7 that tba t he hehad behad hehead
had been an undertaker He was a na rnaUve native nAUe ¬
tive of o Yorkshire England and Hud Hudcrossed IMIcroIIed
crossed the Atlantic sixtyfive time ttme1I since
844 1IrAILED
MAILED SEVEN YEARS AGO AGOPost AGOIost
Post Card Reaches Its Destination DestinationAfter DctinnUollAfter
j After Long Delay DelayNew Deln DelnNew DelnNew
New York Oct 21 IThe The record for de delay de deay ¬
lay Ja J in delivery of mail probably belongs belongsin
in Brooklyn where a postal card wa wareceive waj wajreceheol
receive today by Frank rank Lfodon lJftdonDoIMl 0 0Bond
Bond street street wise which which was mailed at Villa Villanova
nova Pa 100 miles away more than thanseven
seven years rs ago There was nothing to toindicate
indicate where the card had been au auduri s slum slumbering aum aumbeting ¬
bering during duri the interval intervalMR intervalMR
MR CflAEER TALKS TALKSNew TALKSNey
New York ark States Lieutenant LieutenantGovernor LieutenantGovernor LieutenantGorernor
1 Governor in Town TownOK lOVllON
ON WAY TO ATLANTA GA GAVIicn GAhen
VIicn hen Beset C1Ic by l la y Crowd of Xcivwpnpcr Xcivwpnpcraicn NeWlmllClJlen Newspnpclien r
lien lie 3lHke Caustic Reference Referenceto
to President Roosevelt Hoar HuntehitsCff HuntAdvisesClaicf Hunt HuntAdvificftCIiicf
AdvificftCIiicf ehitsCff Chief Bxacutlvc to Go to toIVHll toall t n
IVHll all Street for Thai Kind of GHIIIQ GHIIIQLouis CKInOLouts CaineLouis
Louis Stuyvesant Chanter lieutenant lieutenantgovernor lIeuttpftrD8C t
governor > o of the State of New York and andmuch aacImuch
much talked of candidate for the Demo Democratic Democratle ¬
rode e nomination for President passed passedthrough JURdthrouch pe
through Washington last night on his hteway 1d8way
way to Atlanta At Ga der where he te to de deliver fie fieUver ¬
liver l a speech at the Georgia a State Fair FairMr FakMr
Mr Chanter who was m 1ft town but half halfan hairan hellas
an hour permitted > ennltted himself to be interviewed Inter Interviewed Interby ¬
viewed by half a score of newspaperut newspaper men menbut Jneftbut
but b ut declined to admit that he te a candi candidate caadielate ¬
date for the Presidency Be H hesitated to tobe tobe
be quoted about the present Wall street streetsituation atreetaltuatlon t
situation situationWhen altuatlonWbea
When doW do the President get back backMr DaeIcr
Mr r Chanter er asked askedHe nakedIle ed edHe
He came back this afternoon after afterwoceeetul a asuccessful aaqcceutul
successful bunt and glad that he sot a abear abear L Lbear
bear replied one of the newspaper menHe men menHe meaHe
He ought o bt to go to Wall street sighrtow right rightnow rlsbti t
i now He could get all the bears be wants wantswith wantJIwith wantswith
with no other weapon than a bride brideThte brickThis
i This TIt was all the lieutenant governor governorwould governorwould gover goverwould
would Jay say y about the Wall street troubles troublesXothiii trou trouXothlng
Nothing Xothiii as to Bryan BryanHe Dr > ftn ftnHe
He said he had not met Mr Bryan in inNew InNe1 1 1New n
New York during the Nebraskan speechmaking speech speechmaking 8PeChmaldnlf
making tour of that dty He added he hehad behad h hhad e
had not had the time to carefully analyze analyzethe analysethe anal analspeech
the speech speeches the editor of the Commoner Commonerhad Commonerh
had made while in the Metropolis MetropolisWhat etropoUs etropoUsWhat
What 00 3b you think of the fusion prop proposition propO8kIon ¬
Ditties in New York Cityr City he was asked askedMr ukedMr nakedAir
Mr Chanter declined to make any com comment commeat cornmeat ¬
meat on the compact between HerberParsons Herbert HerbertParsons HerbertPanons t
Parsons of the Republican organisation organisationand orpnizatJonand
and the Independence League Lea on whose whosedcket who8eticket whenicket e
ticket t he so successfully su full carried ci < rrled the State Stateof Stateor Slat e
of New York giving IDS as his reason he henot henot did didnot
not vote within the limits Of the city of ofNew ofNew 0 f
New York and did not care to go into intothe intothe ins e
the question questionThte questionTbts
This engagement en at to speak at Atlanta Atlantawas Atlantawag Allan
was made several months ago and for forthat forthat f fflat or
that reason only I did not cancel the en engagement enp engagement ¬
gagement p ement he said saidMr saidXl saidMr
Mr Chanler is a big man physically physicallysomething phy phyflcs9 ly lyIIOmttbi y
something IIOmttbi more than six sL feet tall hive broad broadof brORdof yd d
of shoulder and has ha a stronger face facethan facethan f asce
than his photographs would indicate He Hewas Hewas H e
was told last night n t that t aat t be resembles to toa toa ti
a great extent the pictures of Henry Hen r y
Clay and modestly mode Uy admitted he heard heardthe heardthe hear d
the same thing before He refused to t a da
discuss his candidacy as announced by b bhb r
hte II New York supporters supportersGhost upportersGhUHt
Ghost of Ulr PnrkcrVihen Pnrkcr PnrkcrWhen ParkerWhen
When told it had been printed that the theghost thehoet t
ghost hoet of the Parker campaign CRmpa < had risen risenwith risenwith rise n
with the announcement that he might mighta be bea bea
a candidate he only laughed Ia hed and de declined de deellned doclued ¬
clued to take seriously the propo proposition propositionthat ttl n nthat
that he was w being backed by the thepersons same samepersons samepenons 8aat e
persons who wanted Parker electedMr elected electedMr el < ted ted1Ilr
Mr Chattier will leave Atlanta early earl y
Friday morning and any will return through throu g h
Washington en route to New York On O n hn
hits trip he was accompanied by Jnli Julius ua
Chambers of New York and in Wash ¬
ington was Joined by Frank T Morgan Morganwho orpn
who will Journey with him to AtlantaDUCHESS Atlanta AtlantaWCHESS
DUCHESS IS BACK HOME HOMEConsuclo HOMEJollHnclo
Consuclo Comex to Attend Weddlnc Weddlncof WeddIn WeddInof eeIdlni eeIdlniof f i
of Cousin Cindy CindyNew GluryfNew
New York Oct rdAltlloagh S Although the Ditch Duchess Ducbea Ditchens ¬
ess o at Marlborough formerly Consuelo ConsueloVanderWlt ConneloVDderbilt CoaateeiVanderbilt o
Vanderbilt who arrived here today todaythe on onthe Oftthe
the Kaiser Wilhelm H IL said she eame to toattend toatten4l t tattend o
attend the wedding < of her cousin Gladys Gladysto Glad
to Count Sseehenyi when she found it itwas ItWU
was not to be held till December 4 she shedeclared shedeclared s he
declared it would be impossible for farto her herto herto
to stay for the ceremony ceremonyThte ceremonyThis ceremonyThis
This te the first visit vt the duchess has hasmade hasmacJe
made to this country since her separa separation HPRrtlUon asps rat ¬
lien from the duke She was aoco accom accompanied accompuled ratm m ¬
panted by her father William K K Van YanderMlt Vanderbilt Va Vaderbilt n
derbilt and her stepmother formerly formerly11rs formed formedMrs ny y
Mrs Rutherford RutherfordFlooring RutherfordFloorln
Flooring Floorln he17 very Rood 300 200 Per 100 Ft Ft F t
Frank Libbey t Co 6th and N Y aye ay e
WESTINGHOUSE IN INRECEIVERS ll1RECEIVERS
RECEIVERS HANDS HANDSBig HANDSBig IIANDS1iib
Big Pittsburg Pitts Pittsbttr burg b bto Plants Unable Unableto Unahleto e
to Weather Gale GaleOWE GaleOWE CaleaWE
OWE ABOUT S4i65000000 S4i65000000Stringent iGsOOOOOOStringent 4ato0 nose nosetringent
Stringent S Condition of Money MoneyMarket MoneyMnrlct l Iolle3 Iolle3Market
Market Held at Fault FaultAfter FaultAftcr FaultAfter
After n Conference with Rankers DrinkersGeorge RankersGeorjce DankersGcorJe
George Vestlnghonse Issues State Statement Statenlcnt Statement ¬
ment Saying Concern Are Solvent Solventam SolTentRnd Solventand
am and That Xo o Delay Dcln In Work Vorl Will WillFollow VI11Follow ViII
Follow 10110 Change in iMiinnpfemeutStock iMiinnpfemeut llrinngementStock IrinnlementStook
Stock Exchange CIoHCNTemiiorarlly CIoHCNTemiiorarllyPtturiNtrg ClONCH TeI111OrarU TeI111OrarUPlttJlbary
PtturiNtrg Oct DIn In the United Statesircuit States SteteaCfrcuti S LteCircuit
Circuit C ircuit Court this afternoon Judge Swing Swingappointed Ewingappobated trwtngappointed
appointed receivers to take charge of the theWosttns theWeIItI the1Feastittgboaee
1Feastittgboaee Wosttns WeIItI HNKte Electric and Manufactur Manufacturing NanufaoturlAg ¬
1 lAg Company the Weatlnghottse Machine AlachineCompany MachineCom Machineompany
Company Com C ompany and the Security Investment InvestmentCom IftelltJlMntComiIIUIJ InvestmentCvml
Com ComiIIUIJ ComiIIUIJThe Cvml anyThe any unyThe
The receivers were named after a num number number numbeer ¬
ber of oCcoaterence conference between bankers bankra and andthose andtIMee andose
those th ole directing the affairs of the com company compenJ corneal ¬
pany p eal and the temporary suspension of ofthe ofthe ofthe
pq the PIttsburgr Stock Exchange at the re request re requetlt reuest ¬
quest q uest of the clearinghouse oIearin house committee committeeBecaose committeeDecue committeeBors
Becaose Bors ae of the stringency 8trt ency of the money moneymarket moMmarket moneymarket
market and the fact that the companies companiesnamed comp compJIAIMd companiesnamed
named above owe about 4fooo4IIO 4 000 eO it itbelieved was wasbelieved wasbelieved
believed beat by all concerned that receiv receivers receirera y yms ¬
ers be appointed so that the immense e ordera or orders orden ¬
den may b 1M filled and carried out and AduspeneIon no nosuspension nouspension
suspension s of work at the plants occur occurAfter occurAfter occurAfter
After listening to the statements Judge JudgeEwitag J T1I4pEwIDc 4 4Ewtna
Ewtna named the following receivers recvwsHart receiversHart
2 Hart Given president pre le t of the Farmers FarmersDeposit FarmenlDepMt FarmersDepedt
Deposit National Bank H S S SA A Stewart Stewartthe Stewartthe
the ia well ell knowj knoYJt real tate o man and flagaeutiel finan financier itMacier ¬
cier and E 3C Herr vice president of the thecompany tbecompany thecompany
company were ere named to assume aSMun charge chargeof
of the electric and manufacturing com companies COIDpaa1ee ooml oomOilier ¬
panies l
paa1eeOthcr
Other Receivers 1nmcel 1nmcelWilliam NnntedWilliam nmed nmedWilliam
William McConway eConwar president lderat of the theMcConway theMeConW7 theKcConway
> McConway A Toriey TOrte Company W V H HDoaner HDonner HDonner
Donner president pre of the Union Improve Improvement Improvement Improvemeat ¬
ment Company and B E S Jxelter vice vicepresident viceprealdent viceresident
president p resident of the Machine Company wereappointed were wereappointed wereappoIated
appointed receivers for the Machine Com Company Compuy Corneal ¬
pany p eal The Fidelity Trust Company Com altJ of ofPlttsburg ofPttt ofPlttasbarg
Plttsburg Pttt bu was named receiver for th thSecurity UN UNSecurlly thesecurity
Security Company CompanyThe CompanyThe
The petition for the appointment of a areceiver areeelver
receiver KH > the Nernst N erntlt Lamp lAm Company Companycould COIIIJIIUQcould Companycould
could not be prepared in h time t for toreDtation pres pteweutatfon presentation ¬
entation in court during the afternoon It Itwill Itwill
will w ill br bt NMeDtH > resented cart early m t1t a the theNeUber momma mommaNeither morning
Neither 1 the Farmers P arAbrw Deport NatlMiaJ NatlMiaJBank NadeulBalIk
Bank 18 ardi nor a ably y of the receivers are a ersd etreditORa ersdItors end endtton
Itors of the company cotIIJMIB1Tbe companyThe
The court made an order that the com companies COMpaaIe cenapattke ¬
panies be operated under receivers and andthat IUMItbat
that they be authorized to purchase pure such suchmaterial nehmateI1al eachaterial
material m aterial as might ml t be necessary to carry carryon Cn7on carryn
on o n the business of the companies It was wasexplained U UexpIaJDed
explained e that the Security Investmentompany Investment InvestmentCompany tment tmentCompaay
Company C ompany ompanycaacern was a purely Westinghouse Westinghouseconcern Westtn Westtnconcern
concern concern being belli practically owned by byGeorge byGeorp byGeo
Geo George = e Westinghouse Weadn uae and that the th com company coatpan cornparry ¬
parry pan has been advancing money to thetwo the thetwo tiletwo
two industrial companies compan until its re resources re relIOurce ¬
sources had been exhausted exltatstedGive exhaustedGive exAawtedGhc
Give Heavy Hcn Bond IlonilThe 1I0nelThe BondThe
The receivers were ordered to give sf bond bondin bondIn
in the sum of lOgftJGO 1U lOGO each h and themerican the theAmerican tIMJMIICU
American A Security Company went on the thebonds theonds
bonds bondsImmediately 00 b onds ondsImmediately
00Immediately
Immediately upon the appointment appolat t of ofth ofthe
th the receivers r venl George Westinghouse 1Vtln ltoUM is issued 11Ined Isfuel ¬
sued this th statement statementWhen tatemeatWilen
When the Pittsburg Plttabur Clearinghouse Cfearinghousecommittee Cleartn hOUH hOUHcommittee
committee after full investigation and aadconference AHlconference andconference
conference wile me concluded that that al although altbou altbovsh ¬
though < h the Westinghouse Westin houae Electric and andManufacturing an4aautaeturlng andManufacturing
Manufacturing Company Com PAD and the West Westinsjhouae Westhlgboufe t t1n
insjhouae 1n Machine Company were solvent solventreceiverships solventrtCelverahl solventeceivership
receiverships rtCelverahl r were wt re > advisable as the best bestifceans tJi
ifceans a of protecting the Interests of f all allconcerned aUcoocemed
concerned it was clearly our duty dut to fol follow follow follOw ¬
low their frk friendly ndly advice adviceThe adviceThe
The necessity n ty for the receiverships isdue is isdue 18due
due solely to o the acute financial Onan lal strJi strJigency strhlfency trit tritgency
gency and consequent inability to renew renewour renewour renewour
our maturing papers Both the electriccompany electric electriccompany electriccompany
company and the machine company oomp ny are aresolvent areolvent aresolvent
solvent and are doing the largest lu e t andmost and andmost Andmoat
most satisfactory sltl8f tctolY < business in their his history history ¬
tory and each company is earning liberal lib liberal Uberal ¬
eral dividends on its stock and has quick quickasset quickaae quickassets
asset aae assets equal eqo l to its liabilities liabilitiesI
I most mo t confidently believe that every everycreditor everycreditor
creditor of each company will be paid paidIn p1dIn paledIn
In full and that with wise w management managementunder managementunder
under the direction of the receivers ap appointed appointed ¬
pointed by the court the t e properties will willsoon w111800n willsoon
soon be restored to the stockholders stockholdersStatement stockhokIersStntcment stockholdersStatement
Statement liy 11 Clearing House HouseThe I1oullleThe
The clearinghouse committee of the thePittsburg thePlttsbur thePittsburg
Pittsburg Plttsbur clearing house at noon today todayissued todayluued todayissued
issued the following followingThe followingTbe
The clearinghouse cle rlnghou e committee on be behalf be behalf ¬
half of the axsociaton7 U8OClatlon begs gll to announce announceto
to the public that owing to the heavyiquidation heavy heavyliquidation heaYliquidation
liquidation l of stocks necessitating an anunnecessary anunaeceMry
unnecessary sacrifice of values it has hasrequested hasreque ha s
requested reque ted that the stock exchange exchangepend sue suspend ¬
pend its operations for the present The Thecommittee OMcommittee shecommittee
committee also > desires to say sa that It t hasreceived has hasreceived hasreceived
received no application for aid from any
banking band institution ln but should such ap application application ¬
plication be made it is prepared to take
immediate i action to protect the Interests Interestsof
of the city and no alarm need be fait faitIIn fol1IInH feltIlns
IInH IIn Large Cnpiinl Stock StockThe StockThe StockThe
The Westinghouse WsUn house Electric and Manu Manufacturing MAnufacturiftl ¬
factoring Company the largest of the theWestinghouae theWM4t1nghouee
Westinghouae concerns possesses a cap capital capItal ¬
ital ltalgtock stock of 134396150 M61fiO according to the thereport therepoort
report of the board of directors for the thefiscal theft
fiscal year ended March 31 last ast George GeorgeWestinghouse GeorgeWcsUnghou GeorgeWestinghouse
Westinghouse e of Pittsburg Plt sburg is is president presidentB
E M M Herr vice Ice president and Brayton BraytonIves BraytonIYeS BraytonIces j
Ices chairman of the board of directors directorsThe directorsThe directorsThe
The company was as organized in May
and has paid annual dividends of 10 10per
cent on preferred and assenting stock stockatnce
MW The report of the board of ofdirectors otdirectors ofdirectors
directors for the last fiscal year e r shows showsthat showsthat
that on March 31 the gross earnings of ofthe oCthe
company were 83000000 the net earn earnlap ¬
K1800 4180000 income from other sources
156 1256400 interest taxes c c c 2g6SOOQ iGoo iGooand
profit and lose charge 3G 3GLast 6OI8 6OI8Last 6014Last
Last year the Westinghouse W estlnshouse Electric Electricand
Manufacturing Company paid a divi dividend ¬
of 401000 400900 on preferred stock and
2100000 100888 on assenting stock sloe The surplui surpluifor surpluifor surplusfor
for the year amount only to 364i 364iAt 32946 32946At 645 645At
At the time this report was made there therewas
outstanding about 4000000 OOOOOO of pre preContlnncd preContinued
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PRESIDENT IS HOME HOMEMr
Mr Roosevelt Warmly Wel Welcomed WelcOlneci ¬
coined at Station StationGOOD StationGOOD StationGOOD
GOOD BRONZE ON HIS FACE FACEVery FACEYer FACEery
Very Yer V ery Glad to Soc Kvorybnily wHit rclthAccent wHitAecQnt withAccent
Accent on the voryrI vorytLoves or4CIoe onei NoTime No IVoTime NoTime
Time in Shaking liandi J1ftn IlHii4js with All Allthe 11 11the
the CompanyTinas CoHtpanj1 Com Rn rlJrlBpjs nrlR 1I llj l Uxgphtes ojihlcH oC ofBear oCIJuRr f fHoar
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With a good bream on his face and andevidently aMev1dentty andvidently
evidently e feeling 1 In ftrstdaas condition eondiUonPresident eondtUeRP conditionPteeddeat
President P t Jloosevelt got back to Waah Waahintton W Weuhitt
1 itt intton toa yesterday afternoon at from his lilttwentytourday histwentyfourday AlatwentYtourda7
twentyfourday outing < m n the Middle MiddleWest MiddleWee lddIe I Iand
West and South He seemed glad to get setback getback t tback
back backThose backThose
backTJao
Those offidalc o and friends who met metat Mat Matat hintat
at the railroad station were greeted reeUJd by bythe laytbe bhe
the t he President Pretlid t with enthusiastic Utaudc Marti bearUnew Martine heartiness ¬
ness The but Ions long stage of the railroad railroadJourney ratIroacIJouraeJ railroadjourney
Journey hadnt left him tIN least bit bittired bitUrecl bittired
tired apparently apparentlyIt
It was exactly 4 C oclock to tfe dM dMwtMft second secondwhen wsoajiwhen
when the PvesMteiavs special train rollednto rolled rolledInto rouedinto
into I nto thc tb station stationA 8ttIoaA atitlmeA
A douR or more omcteJs who had been beenadmitted Heftadmitted beenadmitted
admitted to the tram platform surranmd aartrttmded surranmded u4UHd u4UHdeel
ed the President as he stepped from liecar his hiscar Idscar
car These Included Gen Robert R t ShawOcher Shaw ShawOliver ShawOItYer
Oliver acU acting Secretary of War Aultck AultckPalmer AullckPabner AmickPalmer
Palmer United Unl d States Marsha lriarhdfl l for the theDistrict theDllltrtct theDistrict
District of Columbia John E Wlllrfe WlllrfeChief Wilkiehief WilidoChlel
Chief C hief of the United States Secret Service ServiceBrig SenrIceBrI ServiceBrig
Brig BrI Gen George H Harries H Hart leei of the Dis District DIIItrtet Dbcrict ¬
trict of Columbia Militia IUUa Col William WilliamCrook WilliamCroolc WilliamCrook
Crook disbursing officer of the White WhiteHouse W1stteHoWIe WhiteHouse
House and Ueut Commander AlbertKey Albert AlbertKey AlbertKey
Key of the navy and Capt FitzhesghLee Fitzhugh FitzhughLee FltzhuPtLee
Lee Jr of the army armyLieut ana anaLleut armyLieut
Lieut Coinmaadtr Key and Capt Lee Leewore Leewore Leewore
wore service uniforms fonDfl with 1th side arms armsBesides arJRIJ1Je armsBesides
Besides these was a detail of local police poHceand polleeaDd policeand
and getecUvea etecUveit some secret service men rasaand menand mgand
and three tliree members of the White House Housemessenger Houem Housemessenger
messenger m er force No member of the theCabinet tbeCabInet thecabinet
Cabinet was at the station stationGives stationGives taUonGITCS
Gives All Hearty Welcome WelcomeVery WeleomeVery cJco le leVery
Very glad to Me you exclaimed the thePresident thePre8ldent thePresident
President as he grasped the first prof proffered proffered proffered ¬
fered hand There was decided emphasis emphasisen t
en the very For nearly rteIICI everybody every everybodyhe bod in inthe Inae n
the ae group he had some intimate personal personalremark veraonalremark personalremark
remark Each of them seemed to recall recallsome recallSOMe recallsome
some event or incident with 1th which they theyhad theyhad theyhad
had been connectedTo connected connectedTo connectedTo
To one man who ho had last seen the thePresident thePreaklent thePresident
President on the day of Mr Roosevelt Booeeveifsdeparture Rooeeveltsdeparture Rooseveltdeparture s
departure from Washington Yaah I ton nearly nearlymonth a amonth amonth
month ago when their respective car carriages ear earrlage carriages ¬
riages passed ed each other on Woodle Woodlelane Woodley Woodleylane oOlIey oOlIeylane y
lane he remarked without any other in introduction Introduction Introduction ¬
troduction I waved so as to include Includeour Includyour e
your our entire family a reference to the thefttct theflct th thfact e
fact that the President Pre ldent had leaned out outof outof ou ouof t
of his carriage and made J friendly mo motions motions motions ¬
tions with his hat hatThe hatThe
I IThe
The White House e victoria was waiting waitingat
at a side entrance to the station On Oneach OneACh 0 0each ft
each side of the entrance from the sta station station stntion ¬
tion fence to the curb were a few per persons perIOns persons ¬
sons who had come to witness the Pres Presidents PresIdents Presidenis ¬
idents arrival while along Sixth street streetwa slicewas t
was a line of a couple hundred o omore or ormore ormore r
more With hat in hand and bowing bowingto bowl bowlto bowto
to right ht and left the President walked to tohte tohhi t this o
his carriage Maurice C Latta I atta one on o othe of ofthe ofthe f
fe
the assistant u secretaries at the White WhiteHouse WhitHouse hlte hlteHOUH e
House who had accompanied the Presi President President President ¬
dent on his trip got in behind him The Thepeople Thepoople Th Thpeople C
people in the crowd began to clap cl p their theirhands theirhands thei theihands r
hands as the carriage drove away and andstill andstill andstill
still bowing the President passed out o osight of ofsight ofht p
sight ht followed by the two bicycle po policemen policemen pclkemen ¬
licemen who are his constant attendants attendantswhen attend attendantwhen nts ntswhen
when he goes walking riding or driv driving driInb driving ¬
ing in n Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonThe WashingtonThe
The President brought back with him himsome himsome hljrsome
some trophies of the chase One was the theakin tne tneskin t h hof e
akin of the bear he had killed in the theLouisiana theLouisiana fluLouisiana
Louisiana canebrakes Another was th thGet the theBy theGet e
Get Your Start In Life IlfeBy LifeBy
By opening an account with banking dept deptof deptof dep depof t
of Union Trust Co 1414 F at st Interest Interestpaid Interestpaid
paid on all accounts Deposits subject to tocheck tocheck t tcheck °
check any time Savings accounts invited invitedDrcsseil ImltedDresHfeI
Dressed Siding Clear g00 200 per 100 F Ft FtFrank FtFrank
Frank Libbey Co Cth st st N Y ave
skin of a bear cub killed by D the dogs of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Presidents Pre hunting b party Then Thenthere TheIltbfre Thenthere
there were a pair of antlers from a back backkifled 1MIckktDed bockkilled
killed by Mr r Roosevelt aDd the antlersof antlers antlersof aatJenor
of another deer killed by one of his com companions COIRpam0D8 ooatpasnioas ¬
panions and presented pt to the President PresidentHe Pltllldeatlie Pruyddentie
He l ie might hive had a real live bear cub cubwhich cubwhleb cubwhich
which was ducted him at VIcksburc bat batthe batthe butthe
the tender was politely declined declinedIH declinedIR
IH IroKldoHtH Party PartyThose Partynaoe PartyThose
Those who were w re members of the Presi Presidents Pr PrdeIIt Pruldeats ¬
dents deIIt party when be returned to Wash Washington Wbinlrton Wsrbiatton ¬
ington were Assistant t Secretary Latta LattaJohn LattaJolin LaicJohn
John A A Mcllheny of New N w OrleansUDlted OrktwUnited Orleans OrleansUnited
United States Sta dvU service commisastoee commhv commhvstooer conuaIRoBer
stooer who arranged the bearhunUnf bearhuntingtrip bearhunUnftrip bearhUAdJactrip
trip Dr P X Rixey the surgeon Onera gen general geearil ¬
era of the navy who te the official oatcla1l1Md oatcla1l1Mdleal med medical modce ¬
ical I ce attendant of the President at Dr Alex Alexsonal AJexIamt Jakxttadet
ttadet Iamt Tatab er4 ere New y Ypol the per per1IIa1taa psr psraaail
sonal > physfctaa of the h Roosevelt BocNIeftIttaadb BocNIeftIttaadbT family familyT
T FL H Xetberland 1 of the White House J Jelel1ea1 Beauslerical Houseclerical
clerical c force CoL L 1 O Brown of the theSovtnem thestbena thesctbera
Sovtnem Railway end representatives of ofthe orthe ofthe
the press associations UMdatolulThe assocbttoasThe associationsThe
The last day of the Presidents Pre trip was waswithout waswithout waswithout
without Incident except at Roanoke Ya Yawhere Va VaW Vawhere
where W Mr Roosevelt yelled to a man In Inthe labe inthe
the crowd to save a boy who was under underthe UDderthe underthe
the Presidents car as It began to moveThe move moveThe JIIOftThe
The boy was hauled out safely tel Stops Stsjpswere StIIpwere Stopswere
were made at Roanoke at S oclock yesterday yes yesterday tIIIteldar ¬
terday morning morn and at Lynchburg and andChariotUsvflte andCharlottesvllk l lCbarlottentlie
ChariotUsvflte later He made short shortspeeches JIbortpeecbe shortspeeches
speeches at Hoanoke and Lynchburg
There was no crowd at Charlottesville CharlottuJeaaC1 ChartotteajrHleand
and the President P icJent did not leave his car earIiIISSOURI carMISSOURI carMISSOURI
MISSOURI STRONG FOR OR TAFT TAFTDickey TAFTDickey TAFTDickey
Dickey Pairbwiks Friend Aban Abandons Abandons Abandons ¬
dons Hope and Booms Taft TaftAfter TaftAlter TaftAfter
i
After Conference with the VicePresident Vice Vice1rcHiiIcnt YIceIrmelclcnt
President ailKsourl lit isouri State Chtilr Chtilrinnii Clnnirltlitrt
innii Expresses New Views ViewsKanms ViewsKansas
Kansas City Oet IWalter 21 Walter S s Dickeychairman Dickey Dickeychairman DIcke DIckechairman
chairman of o tb the Republican State com conmtttee committee 00 00mtttee ¬
mtttee in an interview today gave p uphope up uphope
hope for Fairbanks laI and JMl declared that thatTaft thatTaft thatTaft
Taft is the choice for President PresidentMr PnlldentMr PresidentMr
Mr Dickey DIcke has arranged JTaa ed for a series seriesof seriesof
of o meetings in the different dl < erent Congressional Congressionaldistricts C Cdilltrlcts Congressionaldistricts
districts to uv Dset et t Republican workers work and andparty aadparty andparty
party leaders The Ant will be held at atGallaUn atGa11aUn
GallaUn November N01 1 and others will fol follow sodlox ¬
low at convenient dates The decision ofMr of ofMr oCMr
Mr Dickey to come out for Taft probably probablyfe probablydue
fe due to the fact that Fairbanks himself himselfrealises hImH1tr himselfrealises f
realises r bes he cant win the nomination nominationDickey nominationDickey
Dickey te a personal friend of Fair Fairbanks Furnks ¬
banks nks and as a fellowmillionaire feUo mmlonaJre beborer be believer beltever ¬
borer liever in the Fairbanks business policyIn policy policyIn polteyIn
In fact the position of Dickey greatly greatlyworried greatlyworried eat1 eat1worried y
worried the friends of Taft in Missouri MissouriIt
It was Dickey who was 85 largely iar elr instru instrumental IMtrumental Inetrumental ¬
mental in stopping a vote of Indorse Indorsement Jndonemeat ¬
meat for Taft in St Louis LouisWhen LouieWben
When the State committee and Dickey Dickeymet Dlck Dlckmet Dickeymet
met Fairbanks here Monday Moa ay and held a aconference aconference
conference with him at the BelttmorHotel Baltimore BaltimoreHotel BaltimoreHotel e
Hotel neither would tell what took place placeb plaeebut pia
b but t it U believed that the Vice President Presidenttokl Prealdenttold t
told Dickey Dicke enough enou h to cause the latter latterto latterto latteto r
to abandon any hope of seeing Fairbanks Fairbanksin
in the Presidential chairBRYAN chair chairBRYAN chairBRYAN
BRYAN DEPLORES FAILURES FAHTJUESSny FAILURESSnt
Sny Says UnwcrnpuIoiiH Financiers Arc ArcResponsible ArcRexponxIble rc rcReHIlOnldlle
Responsible for Conditions ConditionsBinghamton ConclItfonHBinghamton ConditionsBinghamton
Binghamton N Y Oct 33 13Wlllfa William WilliamJennings WnUamJennin m
Jennings Jennin og 8 Bryan who spoke > for half a an anhour anhour n
hour h here re today white en route from fromBlmlra tronElmira frol frolElmira n
Elmira to Oswego a after denouncing denouncl t the thetrusts thetrusts he
trusts centralisation of government user usurpation U8Jrpatton ¬
patton of State court by Federal courts courtsand courtsAnd courtsVall
and Vall street finance extolled Dembc Detnbcracy Dembcracy Dembcracy
racy and then paid President Roosevelt Roosevelta t
a compliment by saying sayingI inS inSnotice
I notice that one of the officers of the thebanks thebanks t he
banks that closed ed its doors yesterday y at attributed attributed attributed ¬
tributed It to the President That is not notthe Otthe no nothe t
the reason Dont blame the sheriff but butthe butthe bu buthe t
the horse thief Dont blame the ofliciaswho officials officialswho officialswho
who maim and enforce the laws bu bublame but butblame butblame t
blame the criminals crimln who ho make necessary necessarysuch nece ary arysuch rY
such laws l wlS Blame the unscrupulous unscrupulousfinanciers un unecrupuloufinanciers erupulou8Ananclers e
financiers who have piled up predatory predatorywealth predatorywealth predator y ey
wealth and who exploit e pIolt a whole nation nationas natty nattyas n
as high finance financeIf financeH
If you on are having riving nny trouble rrlth rrlthyour ulUlyour rritlyour a
your range or heater communicate with withus withus molt moltus h
us at once Our specially prepared and andcarefully andcarefully err errcarefully d
carefully inspected coals are sure to rem remedy remedy remedy ¬
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EXPECT SMITH SIITIITO SIITIITODemocrats TO UN UNDemocrats WINDCllloerats
Democrats Predict His Nomi Nomination N om i ination ¬
nation for the Senate SenateTARIFF SenateTARIFF
TARIFF ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNNational on OTAIGNntlonal AIGN AIGN1ntlouftl N
National Question Q1Ic Uonol Raised Jay Demo Democrat Democrab DemoCrats ¬
crab crat In Maryland BIcetlon lectlonur 15lectlonWurileldx lectlonurl1elelH War
fields Action A tion OH Negro cgro Queatlotilitatos fnii QucIItion QucIItionJillitntoll < tlon tlonaiilitatoM n
aiilitatoM Against IliaRcpnbli IliaRcpnbliDann lIlmRepn lllni ncpnbli ncpnblionn l loan
onn Dann dlake lake I ke Jfo NbChtimn o Clu CbtlllKI im as ors K OJTtiot OJTtiotMyi Oflurti Oflurtlh ff t tf ta
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Myi lh a BId BtatfBaltimore oamaapaaiaec oamaapaaiaecJialtimora a I
Baltimore JJalcbIIore Oct aJoha Walter alter Sad Sadex Smith Smithexgovernor SMIthexpnraor
ex exgovernor governor of Maryland o and leader leaderthe ef efthe f fthe
the cohorts from the Eastern Shore at atthe atthe atthe
the test Democratic State conventionbe convention will wfilbe willbe 1
be th the next United UJ ted States Senator from fromthe r rthe fthe rom
the Old Line State if persons who axe aijeusually axeon a ausually
usually on the inside of o Democratic coon conncite coondill conselk
cite m lit this u State are not deluding cJehMI them themselves themJIeIftS thinsselves ¬
selves and others Col Smith willnominated win be benominated beDOIIIbaate4
nominated at the Senatorial l primaries primariesNovember on onNovember ORNovember
November 5 for the term succeeding succeedingof < that thatof thator
of the late Senator Gorman to nil flitwhich out outwhich oatwlalcb
which Senator William Pinkney Plnltnf Whyte Whytewho Whytewbo Whytwho R
who was appointed by It Gov Warfleid WarOeldserve to toserve tosene >
serve until tit the next De t session of the thetslat1lre theistatm leg legislature ¬
islature e will be named by the State Stateaembly as assembly uembly ¬
sembly It te a foregone conclusion that thatMr thatr t tMr ba t
baEa
Mr r Whyte will be nominated for tfce tfceshort tteIbort t tshort Ea
short term as there te nocandidate no noe noAll opposing opposingcandidate
candidateAll candidate candidateAH e
All this tbia according to wellinformed wellinformedDemocrats weDh wellinformsDemocrats onMd onMdJ d
Democrats will be done If that party partyte partYvtet part partis
te victorious rt0u8 at the approaching Stale Staleelection S Sel ate ateeIee
taue
el election ecti on The political complexion COtII e oflegislature f the thelegislature theIe th e
Ie legislature ture will be determined by byelection thte thteelection thIIelection
election as well eU as the occupant of ofchief the thechief Lbedalef
chief State offices officesDemocrats o4JIceLDCllloerutH officesDemocrats
Democrats Are Confident ConfidentThe ConfielentThe ConfidentThe
The Democratic leaders claim to be I Ia in ina Inpo n
a position po to conMently expect victory victoryat vlet vletat Dry
at the polls by a majority ranging ra from fromM trot ft
1411 M 14 < 1 > J to 1JCJQ votes The party part through throughout tbIO tbIOout throout ¬
out the State II doing great reat team wortc wortcand wortand wo woand H t
and there are no important importantThe dissensions euIonsThe dissensionsThe
The only onl section in which the t1t solldart solldartis solidarity solidarityis tr
is no no complete te In Queen Anne County Countywhere CoUDtTwbete Count Countwhere
where an independent I t movement JftO t believed believedto bdlev bdlevto ed j
to be a piece of Republican R 1caa strategy strategyunder Is Isunder isunder 5
under way but this tM cannot greatly affect affectthe a eet eetthe it itthe t
the result m In the State even though thoughshould R Rshould Itshould t
should turn the county Itself into the theRepublican lhenepubllcaa t tRepublican B
Republican column columnNot coluMnNot
Not since the great reat campaign campa n ofdecade of oCMeade a adecade K
decade ago when the State government governmentwas xoverllmefttwas governmewas nt
was turned over to the Republican party partyin P TtTin pert pertin
in order oniel to free it from the old Demo Democratic DemocratJc Denscrack ¬
crack ring rlD has so much mU > h interest t been beentaken beentaken
taken in any Maryland ar1aad election elfICtionIM cam campaign can canpaign ¬
paign IM as has been aroused by the present presentcampaign pre preset presetcampaign eat eatcamPlP t
campaign which has but a little littlethan more morethan moreUlan e
than a week to run its course before beforetest the thetest e
test test conies at the poll polo Several Severalmitts ele elements eIe eIeJMqta ¬
mitts are responsible for this widespread widespreadInterest widespr widesprinterest 1de8prMdInter8t en d J
Interest In the first place for the first firsttime Anttime lie ened ed t
time in the history of Maryland the theplan theplan
plan successfully used m In other States Statenthe of ofthe ofthe
the South and West to secure secure selection selectionof selectionoC seleet I
of United States Senators by the therather p people peoplerather peoplerather e
rather than by the legislatures slatures will be betried betried e
tried Of probably equal importance ImpocUL importancethe in inthe inthe
the eyes ey s of the majority of the voters vot1th votersthe te tethe B
the th question que tlon of eliminating the thefrom negro negrofrom negrofrom > ro 0
from the suffrage suSf e listsNational lists listsXntlonal JlstsXntlollul
National Issues bl ue Involved InvolvedAnd InoheelAnd InvolvedAnd
And In addition to theM then two taper taperissues important importantissues ImportaatIssues tact
issues Issues questions que tiod of national import importwhich hnportwhich impo impowhich rt
which will figure in the next nation national nationalcampaign nationaleamIJt rterr err j
campaign have been injected into the theState theState
State fight Chief among amoD these te the thematter thema t he
matter ma teI of tariff reform The Democratic Democraticspellbinders De1JMCratlcspellbinders IC c
spellbinders have appealed to the voters votersof votersof rote roteof ra s
of Maryland irrespective of party afau afaulion affilia affiliation atllIIAtlon a ¬
lion to vote ote to keep the State in the theDemocratic theDemocratic U UDemocratic he e
Democratic column so that It t may B1a not notlisted be belisted bellated 9
listed with the high tariff interests Interestsn Interestsnthe In Inthe n
the Presidential Pre kIenthtl campaign next yea year yearMaryland y8ftrMaryland r
Maryland is a warm advocate of to toreform tariff tariffreform tariffreform ri ft
reform not only for its own sake but rias as asan ItSAD
an effective way of controlling the trust trustquestion trUst trUstque trig trigquestion at t
question que t1on while at the same time avoid avoiding avoidIng avo d ¬
ing the danger to financial interests of oflegitimate da a alegitimate 8legitimate
legitimate sort which is involved In di direct direct ¬
rect and radical attacks upon the great greatIndustrial tr8lltIndustrial gr eat t
Industrial institutions through the me medium me medium m mdrum ¬
dium of the courts courtsThe CQurtsThe
The Republicans as an offset et to the ne negro negro n ngra e ¬
gro question have revived the Issue of offair offair
fair elections but It is indicatedthe indicated by bythe bythe
the reception accorded this resurrection resurrectionthat resurrectJonthat resurrec resurrecthat
that probably the majority of Maryland MarylandContinued lUarrlantIContlnncd iaryla rid
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AID I f FORBANKS FORBANKSCortelyou NKS NKSCortelyou
Cortelyou Ready to De Deposit Deposit Deposit ¬
posit positPANIC 25000000 25000000PANIC 25000000PANIC
PANIC AT AN END ENDTrust ENDTrust ENDTrust
Trust Company of America Americato
to Have Support SupportCALL SUPIJOrtCALL SupportCALL
CALL MONEY UP TO 125 125Determined 125Determined 125Determined
Determined Effort to Restore Confl Confldcnce Confidence Confldense
dense Will VUI Be Made Today TodaPlttJI TodaPlttJIburg TodayPittaburg Pltts PlttsImrgr
burg Situation More Ominous Titan Titanthat TItnntlmt Thanthat
that nt New e York In General Beliefand Belief Beliefand Dellefnnd
and Arrangements Arc Ar Made to toSend toSenel toScud
Send Money Uoue to Smoky City liy Ex Express Exlrelllf ExpreasNnurcronx
preasNnurcronx press lrelllf NuineronH UJIICrOnH Conferences Con ferenuct Held Heldin lIelelin heldin
in J Plernont 3Iorjfan Office OfficeHnrrlman OfticeHnrrlmnn OAicclinrrlman
Hnrrlman I IH Present at Several SeveralMeetings SrncrnlJlcetln SeveralMeetings
Meetings Jlcetln i of the Financiers FinanciersNew FlnnnoIersI FlnnnoIersNew FinanoleisNew
I
New York Oet SaVThe 9 The muddled addled ban financial banI lfnancial ¬
cial situation of the last few days in intrust Intru intrust
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trust Company circles was cleared to tonight tlnlgbt tonight ¬
night by conferences between the trust trustcompany trutcom trustcompany
company com omcials of icbtia dealinghouse bankers bankersand baIIkersand bankersand
and members 11I of the private banking buJ firm firmof Armof flintof
of J P Morgan A Co at a meeting Inthe in inthe inthe
the uptown office of the Union Trust TrustCompany TrustCompaa TrustCompany
Company and at a meeting betweensome between betweensome 1tetweenIIOme
some of the bankers ad Secretary Cor Cortetyou CortelCIIII Cottelyon
tetyou in the Hotel Manhattan ManhattanThe Xa attaDTIle ManhattanThe
The trust companies COllI It was announced announcedwould aIIAOUnCedwould announcedould
would w ould henceforth stand nakedly behind behindthe behindthe behindt
the t e Trust Company of America a subastantisl sub substantial substanttal ¬
stantial ad responsible organisation a hay having ha habeen hayug ¬
ing t ug been effected e ected to the office of J P PMorgan PMorpa PMorgan
Morgan d < Co hi the afternoon att BOoft and both bothtrust bothtrust bothrust
trust t rust companies and banks would hav havbesUes have havpbe8IdeJ haveesides
tb
b besUes the support of the dealing nous nousprominent house bouMproaIIaeet houserominent
prominent p rominent private bankers 1 and the Seen Secretary Sttntuy Seenan ¬
tary t an y of the Treasury who announced his hisintention hi hiIntent1en hisntention
intention i to deposit flMOMOl in New NewYork X XYock
York banks forthwith forthwithAlii forthwithAiel forthwithAld
Alii for Trust Company CompanyAt COI llaR llaRt
At t the conclusion of ths th conference to tonight to toatrbt toRight ¬
night an official o cial statement it was an announced anJIOUIIeId ¬
j
nounced was la the e cow of prepara preparation peeparatats ra raUa ¬
tats Before this J seas NW risty Jtoank l + ltsnk A AYandainu AV 1 1yarsiedip
V Yandainu Vie Yb pusHssif of the yational yationalCity fatJoaalCItT latioaalcity
City Baa DaM i > wa H fwsn Mr Cortelyees Cor Cortelyovs or orte
telyovs te room and summirtsed neausaiiled the situa situation sltuaUoft aituatiara ¬
tiara as foUowaTI1e follows foOowsThe followsfhe
The situation has been Jaet met gentle gentlemen ntle ntlemen ¬
men the trust companies are going to tocome tlcome tocome
come to the aid of the Trust Company of ofAmerica
America In Mr Morgans office this af afternoon aftenaooA ¬
ternoon there was a sort of clearing clearinghouse cl clearinghouse aring aringbowie ¬
house committee ee for trust companies ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed That committee ttee made a thorough throughexamination thoroughexamination thoroughexaaainati
examination exaaainati of the books of the Trust TrustCompany TrustCompany
Company of America and found that thattheir thattheir thattheir
their securities were good and a ample ampleThis pit pitTbIa
This decision in connection wtth what whatMr whatMr
Mr Cortelyou has to say will absolutely absolutelyassure ab80lutfhunre
assure ample cash coming Into New York Yorkbankg Yorkbanks
bank banks and clear the situation situationSecretary on onSeeretar7
Secretary Cortelyou said tonight
I have said to a number of gentlemen gentlemenwho temtn
who 00 called on me today that any 7 state statement statpJlleDt ¬
merit to the public regarding existing con conditions lOndidona ¬
dittoes here should be made with theutmost th thutmost the thoutlaoiK >
utmost frankness that depositors mol an1others molothel1l
others interested in banks might realize realisethat realizethat realizthat
that entire reUanec could be placed placedupon pJactdupon placedupon
upon tt tt
ttFears
Fears Not Well ell Founded FonmlcdThose Ponnelcelrhoee
Those familiar with the facts have haveknown 111 haveknown Yf YfJmowa >
known that the situation don was made seri serious strioa serious ¬
ous largely because of the circulation ofuafowaded of ofunfounded ofatouaded
unfounded rumors aDd the unreasoning unreasoninganxiety 1IIIresoningaJLieU
anxiety of many man who thought only of ofthe oft1M
the moment To pass safely through throughsuch throughsuch
such a day as t this one of most uAUaeceaferry unneces unnecessary 1IDDeCearT
ferry arT excitement as tt has been been is the thebest th thbeet
beet best evidence of strength and support on onthe ontbe
the part of those who have undertaken undertakenthe undertakpnthe
the difficult dl colt task of reestablishing reel abllln pub public public pub1k ¬
lic credit credttl
l Wherever Vfhet + ever there te weakness and it itbaa
has been in but a comparatively few in InJitron Instances
stances strong and able men are ren rf > n ndet1
daring det1 aid aid and in behalf of the Treasury TreasuryDepartmftat TreasuryDepartment
Department I may say that I believe it itmy itm itmy
my m duty to do and I shall do In the tiltWAl
largest way possible whatever may be benecessary ben
necessary to afford relief reliefIf reliefIf reliefIf
If the press of the city will continue continueRs continuet continueFts
Rs jjooperation fJOopenaUoa and if the public on its itspaTwill Itsp1111 itspart
paTwill part Will reflect upon the natural strength strengthof
of our banking beak institutions there will be bea
a prompt pronaptI1ftrn return of the confidence which whi h htheir
their condition warrants warnuatLAs warrantsAs
As evidence of the Treasury t position positionI
I have directed deposits in this city to the theextent
extent of SZOOMOO
Crisis Crl is nt an End EndIt EnclIt EndIt
It is the belief of Secretary Cortelyou Cortelyoutha
that tha t the crisis c of the situation passed pa55fd1th
with 1th today The secretary eretar felt muon mu11more
more strongly tonight than be did the thepreceding theprece4iDb
preceding night that the worst was over owraJld
and that today would see better condi condittoM
boas The secretary la I convinced that apanic a apanic IIpanic
panic has been averted avertedIt avert avertIt
It is authoritatively stated that the 5 5aem >
09009 of Treasury T money which will n be bedeposited
deposited in n New York banks hi to re relieve reneve relieve ¬
lieve the general situation The distri distribution dlfitributton distributiasa ¬
button of this money te In the hands of ofthe oftbe
the banks and out of hands of o the theretary sec seeretary
retary he having bavlD of course ur e received receltdcollateral
collateral to secure the amount It is isunderstood ilunderstood
understood however that a considerable erablt erabltproportion
proportion of the Z5t01 26i00 000 < > Q A will be turned turnedover
over by the banks receiving it for the re relief
ref o of the trust compa companies companiesJohn hw hwJohn
John D Rockefeller announced tonight tonightthat tonlghtthat
that he was cooperating lin in the move movement Move Movement
ment to supply money tomeet to meet what he hebelieved
believed to be a temporary crisis and andwould andwould andwould
would deposit moot none In various banks banksand banksand
and lend to trust companies COIftpan on good col collateral collateral ¬
lateral lateralOn
On the stock exchange trading was stillfitful still stillfitful > tm tmfttul
fitful and excited but there was no such suchviolent suchviolent suchviolent
violent crash in prices ae on the preced preceding prececlInr
lag day da and banks which mole were calling callingloans
loans thus had a market on which to toContinued toContinuer
Continued on Page 2 Column 2 2The 2The
The Kclknnp Sale at SloanVt Slonn SloansThe
The B Belkuap lknap sale at Sloans Sloan Galleries Galleri <
1407 G st today opens opet at 11 a m with 1 t
No 201 of the catalogue afternoon at atvithNo 3 3with t twith
with vithNo No 301 Carriages tomorrow at 130 130p 130p
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