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Berlin. Sept. . The Carman
Covemmer.t la watchlns with ken
Interest the InvestiKatlon now belns
conducted by' a committee, of the.
Xew Tork legislature Into the af
faire and conduct of American in
surance cirr.panles. and Is taking
steps t make itself fully Informed
reiranllr.jr the prosiw and result.
Accordin;; to the Cologne Gazette
the supervising office for private In
surance Una applied to the German
representatives Hi th I'nlted State
as wll as la tlie rlty for Informa
tion on the sub.ct.
Various i..pa;"r5 have l.lnted
within the last few tfis that con
cessions ti.aj be withdraan fronj
the remalr.lr.s Amrncan Insurance
companies u3r.s business here,
tho power of the Finance Committee of
the Equitable Society. Mr. Schlff waxed
wans In hip explanation, and said tnat
the entire committee, was at the mercy of
or." man.
-It mis all Hyde." said Mr. S-h!ff. "all
Hyde and Alexander. Mr. Hide wrote
tn- xn-j"Ke rKardlnic the offers made by
( my flrrij fvrr participation In j tidicate
..ir. jivK fcipita au tee re-'pit, jir.
Hyde n-rute all the letters."
Jn the matter of the "Jame li. i;yne ana .
as-oeUt.' xllcto." Mr. Schlff hotly ac
cused Mr. llyde of trying to MiIeM him- I
keif. lie Mid th lonitlon of a director !
. .. .- .- . - .i-- - ii .ii i.. : k l
i.t i:ie iiuiiauie wa .n or a n?E:siu": I r... ".""'". .1. .".. . -
juuntlty. and that the directon- nere mere " " - ,V' V, Mr S?hff
scurphnd. IU said, further, that he t""7!' .J", " whereat Mr. Schiff
, had iivr arked any favora of the Equit- ""linsly r.odded.
I have (ranted many favors." he said. FITZSKR.tl.D, 'OT RQl'lTADLR.
cmaaaats. that lie M mot kaw
nrketlirr It waa the aaeletjra wtmmrr-
Wltaraa knew alMolatelr aolMajr
as to bow tho aioaey the aaeletr
waa aad by the exeetrtlTe? leer,
aaleas they rhaae ta lafana the
Flnaaee Cvmaitttee. Mr. SchtK aala
ft ha heen aagceate that the aa
elety'a aeeoaata be aatflted hy oat
Me areoaataatm. hat It waa aae
heraaae It waa like earrylas eeala to
Newcastle to have aiere alsailea
of areoontants. an ealaldera were
Itiuked , aolt tbe areoaata beat
by aaeli exaerta aa the Kaltable ea
ployed. Takins up the transactions of Kuhn.
Ieb & C with tl.v i:iultflble. witnesa
t-3ti:Ud that the nams of the firms from
nlom conten'piatttl purchases were under
adii.-m.:it v.cre n-er mentioned In the
commit tee-room. Wlun Kuhn. loeb Jfc
Co. had any prupcslttivn to make to the
Btiultabl. Mr. Schlff usually pr.sented It
to Gi-orsf II. SuIr. w!io in turn pre
M.ctMl It to the Kiocutlve Committee, and
then it was prM-l on bv- General Ix)uu
ntzs-rald. Vl'itr.-?i' -aid It was ometlrn
I'iree -.vefcB Ix-foro he could obtain a re
ple. Ti:es- tran'.ict!uns continued until
0r'al Fitzyenild retired, and then Geo.
H. Squire payMl on the offers of bonds.
Of the trar.'ncf.ons of tlw OjtiltaMe
yj-ndicat??. of which Kuhn. Iib & Co.
ntr' the m.u.ai;irj. ivltc?ss said lhar
ninsrenvr.t? were mad in wtitinc;. the
torn:" and amount and conditions being
fully described. Mr Hush a wmt into a
line of quMlonln;; tint brouxht from the
wltn- a ilcr!pt!on or how llv syndi
cates are forme-1. roannsl and clovl.
"You don't l:ave to t life Insurance
compr.nleji to xn Into theyp sytttllcate.
do youT" aketl Mr. Huzhes.
"No. Ind-1." witness replied.
"1''k a pretty sool thin? to be let -la.
lrr;t W."
itn rmllel and r.o.ilefl. nn5 Mr.
All prejudices affcctinif
"readv-to-vear" apparel.
Here's the "bald fact": Croak
rlcithes have clone more than
their share in demonstrating
the possibilities of .
mrt 7Vii0.oat!. Ienrh lrk (form-
fittlns). v.lth vrj- Ophl tlare to l.lrt-.
'" t 1" .
St!'ti ti-K-k Siiit. In the nw Croak
tn-Mi Is IT. to
TCftTN AND OUVE T
WOMAN TRIED FOR MURDER
OF SON AT CHILLICOTHE, MO.
Buy TeatlHea That Mrs. FJirtlaaa
ulatna t'oafeaaea to Killing Maa
While la JnJI for -llese Crime.
ItEI-t I1IJC SI-KOAIm
iillil-utli- Mo.'pt 3-Mr. H-irtlnda
ji!!:i'..i . wife of Hjrry yulpton. .i
j.l.tr.l on trial in th- frcutt i"ouri her
t'iU aftt-rnixin. cturKd with th murder
' her V v.ir-oH .t. (i-in. John Ju!:it-.:i
Th- tio.lv of John viiintou n foun.I In
fix jar.l of l.U fath'r." homo. In th-"Ut).-JM
j.irt of I.tvlnnMon County, on
June j: Wa
A tarsot rH' a. lyln ner.r the hoy a
body i.n.1 . wound in hl hvJd honed
wlr- h- had l-n aliot. lack of th. left
ear
Ch- f-atut" of the trial to-day wa the
ptU-iic- of i;im-r V.ilu of Suian-T. -io
t-iltl-l tljt Mrs vulntou. while in jail
J.M .uut. onf.f.-l to him that eht
Imi! s!ci the bov arl that shf would
I.e hot the whole f.uly if h hjd
K ttn chance.
... vt!monv w a urprl. "Walts
nnrr having tolil tn ITi-'-cutlnc Atr-ii-x
of the ll-6td confesnlon until thM
tnormc
Mr yulnton haa nlwuys obacrvej strict
I1T," atiout tho affair
TM- .iftcnmoii he der.l1 th Walx
.Turv nd elalmd that hf. ha.1 nver en
Witi lfore Th- dul ly fuller te-:.-r.ed
n Nhalf if hit lf. sylr.K tl.it fc!i
a iui treated the children Ulndly
liut mv conscience frees me of mv bond.
1 have been all eood a tllrector a& I l.nw
Low to L and I did my duty."
srmiF rnorcnT it propcr
TO IIK IXt:iTABI.B DIltKCTOR.
Jacol. II. Echlff was tho first wltr.es.
ner- made to him rather than to the
Kju!ta!.le. Mr. Pch'ff raid. Icaue he aa
a sinancial factor In a clrrle of men which
he desired to take into the syndicate. Aa
i iilieclur ef the ivi'.iit:b!c It did not occur
t" .Mr. Schlff that il. profits from this
weuld not ;'.i to the K.juitable. He trusted
Mr Schlff said he had b-come a director . to ;er.-nil ltzrald' falrr.csT
of th- tUitaWe fc.e:!.iy in the latter ;uirt Al tht. P;OC(. of tj, j:rct ,,-Umony Mr.
of 12. or the Hrtt pnrt i liM. His :!rra s.h.ff us.Ji..'d and wtis xranted p-rmislon
hnd had deallnsj" with the eoejety for u t t) :n3k a Ktatemer.t. He .KfenleJ hlin-(ju-mi-r
of a century prior totht -Hn.- t't from varlou attacks which he aall
The question of the proprl-ty f the Slrm ; h5,j tt,. jjj., ncalnst M- tirm' and him
of Kuhn. Ieb & Co. iallni; with tl. if j,v tnt. stat ssuprintender.t of Inur-
r.fuiiaoie cieiy weeurmj iu ium. i.u i.: j uic anil otner.
j.-r .if the Ilnance (Vnimltt that he 1 m4.,. . .,fwlaUai
.,:!d Bn- hW jUm-nt or. the swurttlia . j.,, aH a -fwcl ,
Ihe 1-a.lely ourrtia--!. ..? ",r''!;,i i . ,N corr.lnltt.v. which Im
inopn.ty did not oivur to l.lm on tii.s .,son:r,nt ,)f u, t,n
T..
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lo
t '
Drive Oat Malaria aad ttalld l
the yateai
T oM araEJanl rtltOVVT? TTEtJ:i
! I. i Nil IuJ tcu Et ) J - !
tli' fortruia :t i.uinlr inai.: .it vi
r ;-.. n it ! 'J-I.iln and I.-cn is
.; .i j tba qm. aicrts' ' acj
ac.o. f.twi Tt. o-inlri art- . ui t.a
r.1 t." lrv tiu!IJ at ta .r.t-m tij
u ..r rr rj mxim 'ric ej !
MORGAN IS LONDON'S MAYOR.
Iu.iim 1'ii-timm nhvrvotj for tli
lii' Huiiilrnlth Tiiiit'.
I. r." . tij-pt
Li;tu:' M..rn
r a?u5 ttie
t ltiijeo.4t S
l"r Mn"ti
I'rt. r i" the
M r J hn I.
r rjwrAtirp pit!
r ..' St I
rii4 ,lH.r,r
" itnct.-n -j
trmi ( to la
liie th f'ual'.t
i trn n the
t-otne r ;rri
the Matit s
trs'e tbe elev
Itrl-
Z AM rr.jn V.'oIe
II t j t !eetl Irfl
a tor tr.e nemt iij'
a ituicr .ar'a... M iac
1 r He Jiiaitij jt
huol tiid 1 u pnjnj'n.r.t
'totlcr. th' r't.tiri Irtl
uid. th" s;i..rl!T. . ;,,
I.e: amiui! tslt to tne
rr:ce Jrwiy
e MW rnq 14 w!;.l
i.wte.j ; ,r tr:e .e, nl
f-.r t ".x bur. :,-s:h
-Uot:j wa t.-.er..ji .f
ir of 'h ' 'ir J n:fi a
or.l tti'!r: . r . ,'ni.
n jf tb n Mef n. i-
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS HERE.
took counsel on the matter, and was ad
vNert tSmt there was nothing- to prevent
hot firm from properly muinuj.ninc sueu
rel-::tns. He was a director of the soci
ety four or nvt yearn le-fore he 1.hw a
mmlr or uny committee of It. Then he
was made a member of the Finance Com
mittee. Mr Schlff stat'd tliat the r5HIn' f1
llr--cior In larice corporations in Now York
and he -.resumed leewd.-it wa :i neRtl
jrible quantity. If anj xecutlve officer
wlhe.1 to coneeal anvth'.tts from tho i-ri-ctort
he could easily do eo. and tae di
rector, under jr-vuilini; ..mdi'.ir.-. I
pow.-rleiw to prevent any irregular.. y.
PSF.CI TI'E OFFimHS
AnwUTKLY l COJTBIl
Mr sVhlff tejtilled that the Kqul'able
w;k In the hand-, of th- executive ..Ih nt
hnd he had no wav of knov.-lns more than
tl.-se xeeutive .lllcers tho" to tell lii:n.
Ho retiiw.il an .-tlun to th- llx-ititlve
f4immitt-e Iwitr- of th- relation of hi.
firm to th- roriety Thl. w!ti:es Mid.
w-a lcaure U- thought It would l lm
proper for him. a a nit tiller of the fcxeo
utive r.:n:nllt- to ;n on anv .UMlitiBS
his Krai m!h' htve w.lli the Mielety.
I to a i-cent tlin- Mr. Schiff was
1u.il.flM as a director by -share trens-v-rreil
by Mr Hve. Mr H:.ie drew the
dividends on these shares. Mr n-hHT re
eilved no ln.tl. !.1 r.-ultr. frvtu ti.etn.
Thev were ret:ai!--;e'-re.l to th-J trusltvs
usidr the Hyaa purrliae.
t K..itfr .!. Hut ntlor to last 1 eh-
ruarv he wat not a ;ilie- holder In the i
i:.jui:able. a'i.1 wan x.ot In any u!firti. I
tvrition from rrnny other lirctots ani
h
iVi!
th
..i. ..t i..r,.i. tli. Finance nunitt'v
dee n-' d. -uie th n.-tuil parehase. hut
n.r!r advises the s-iie ir purcJiaM of se
curities , . .
The v-ilt;e of hl aiHlee In till rrqard.
w:tne aald. v.v-- the anie cs .t JudRe of
hicher court ! at:, ef hir-- ex;erinc-. lib
i.i-ition wat iH-t one of much lmportanr.-.
l-eauv !. -fiislu not tr.-o-: that hi- judp-n:-nt
le follov..d He ooull -ml It
nns ii un'ri-e hi'n to fled rh.it lu y-"-sitlon
us a ne irber of tlie Finan-e iitn
rnlttee was pirfunitnry
lRArnt'ALI.V Ml PI At K
Itin Fl ; COMMITTKF
A ry "f the b-la? uov-rnini! tl.
rir.ai.re oinpiittee was intrxs! r-eJ an-.
IentiT!d In Mr frliirr The.
I.lvvm r,rvled
of five .ilrector lo pass on an ui.-i.ier-.
thu. d"trlinc th- Kinr..-.ce I'onmiti e of
murh of It r.ower A Ut of :li :.n.v-
wis handed Mr .-Yh'.rf but he a una
ble to y whether the m-n nmd on it
wtowviI the commit! The were . It
Aleiatid.r. Valentine I Sr.-.-e- Thorn.:
I J.Tiat- V.SlllatnT Mcltr md -H-llam
Alexander Mr Hue! 's s!d th! i!t
whs hit) Jd him bj. an ":ncer ii ih
Hi. table, subleot to oorrertiiin. V llnti-s
.testified that the h.ti-m.tn of the
rinance f..mi;iiilee nti..uaui appointei
the Tiiemljer to audit the nrteiCs a -
I count and report to the Flnitu-e i'om-
I rnlttea. and in that nay attempted a iJ-
1 jwr .!' n ef the fi'! y's funds.
I Mr H hirf itd tl-ie a. i s ictlcaiiy no
i i.:iv tor the F;n..n - (unalillie. ae ilic
f fcecu:Ie (.n.Iiiltte the lnltia'Ue
n nil irjv-.tmei .. .ml th-r- was o.. AU-
dlrlr.if iMmi'i! :i p we-s e.jujlinjr
thue of th- n n ivwrinvtlee
i nio"s uiTWi:niii ii-i.iW
i iimi: nit; okfou ITIUN.
' Io I utilrrstuil." ake! Mr H :he.
hut it. or;r.i: r. -u""n. njtwsltths
! hj-iaws"
I "I- the Uju'tuMe .ji a the eve.
! re; lied Mr 5.tis:T. . , .
' Mr Huchis stale . thst he f.und tint
i W H M. Inlire ind T l Jot da i. ni m-
t.r i-f the finance iMinrallt', hau -e-'
t rte-1 t. f t ccnunf.t.e !; l. that they
I hx.l eam!ti-l th' e-url:i"s of the cui-
fj:,i nl f..und them rorr--ct Mr Sea iff
said thev wre atts.ntst hi Mr. Hj i.
' lh. chAftnai. of t'a i-'mniittee
Mr Hiche sold
1 "Now. !:i .onM'-atlnn of the f.irt. that
i he ;'e- ,j. e'..j 1 at this tcq.ilry. thi
'I.. K;a!tlie b '.-uau were kept In tl-
r.ume of jvi-iti t" whom thev dl rot le-
I ir tht f'tndu f the o!et -ae.e nit
nterel on its lxk. I want to find out
: wh-t s ipervui 1 cxerrls,l Now. I
r-..1erstar.d 'iat the es.s-u'lv. .iffle-rs had
! '....I . k..-a .f f .. etv fh( ?hi.
F'-nee '"orrmlttee d'-nlt with the Invest
ment aed .ile ef -e'-urtties onlr after
itr-aC
OmU mI
.Mr. BchW was aske H m f ! ja
rltalriToai tor aa laaaraao ceasjaMjr to
tmrest ta atoeka te koM eaBtrol ot !
torn. 8a wpWH - that- taa cotapaay
ahould aot SOS Mrhabjfc nor teveat
In c i en or aaeealaUee stock, but ia
dtvUand-paylac preferred stocks.
He h.K-anie vehement, and his remarka
were acc.nipanfeil with dramatic and em
phatic peeturcs-. He declared that It was
untrue, as charred by tho State Jstipcrin
Mt.dent ef Insiirancr. that the KqultaWe
Life Assuranv S.cetv IseiKht Japanese
l.iid frot-i Kuhn. I-el & ... and then a
hurt time afterward rold them bacit to
Kuhn. lineb A- ". at a loss to the society
'if ."'j per e. nt. H said there was no rt:r-!i
loss and 'hat th- Superintendent of In
. una net. i.a.l fallen Into error In oomputinjt
tho rate of strrlirnr exchange which fixed
tit vaiui or the honu.
Ills. tO!l'lY I1III .OT
MIIMIFOLIZR F.llllTABI.K.
The irfirda -.rMe irlins liondc it:ed at
the ml of J! s i-r pound sterling. He
said fu.i'iT tf.n It t-;is not true :i stated
that Kuhn. l-h Jt Co. had ni":ioiKliyed
the m.i tln.indal !J.sine5 of tlie fciulta
hle IJfc Ae-i;r.ir.ii' Society. In the ust
live yar? he said, the Hqiiltable had
lH-iii.-hr ;1'.Ti-".-i of securities, and of
t!. 3ju.-i.'y. or nl.out one-slxlh. were
pu-rhaeed frc--i Kuhn. lyeb & Co. Fur-th.-r..-
re. h s-ild. that the present valu
of S'-et:r!ti .'Old by his firm to the Kqjlt
nble while h was a din-ctor is- lluo.ms
jtreatrr than the jitice ia!d for them.
Mr Sihiff wa nsked If he had hecrd of
any imrafjf beln placed In th" hand ef
any oriH.ii for use in connection with
lesisljiton IP s(1j ho fcaii not. In an
rwer to :inoihr question, he said such a
thine r.ilyht have Ix-en done wltlout his
2s: -ir.-it u r.nythinit alicut It.
t -.JI st lX-IMATIOVs
t-fiHi:('Ti: HY MCIIIFF.
Mr Schlff stated that he had r.O kr.owl
ede of what allotment if the tCoric tak
en in s;.r.duats w.re made by James H.
i.
e report of Ihe Friefc
lnvestlcateil the man-
lultabie Pocletr. Mr.
S'"hi:f way r.sksl by tht examining coun
sel lo :p!.tiu the o;sratluiit .if a syndi
cate in I'nlon 1'aeliie pri'ft-ne.1 stock.
He 3i-Iv 1 pertr.'slon to tnal: the state
ment te hi "r. way. arel then noke
empliatlreKv at'd excitedly. rappln the
table to emphasize his imints. He de
tlaretl t:-.-it there liad lxen unjust Ir.s-lnu-atlotif.
He hud toM the State Superin
tendent of Insurance that when he said
Kuhn. l.oeb : C" had m1J SZS-M.ti of
1 n:on Pat-.:Ie preferred to the Kqultahle
Soelel" !. had eln tnateil a false rei t.
and Mr. S I iff said he stood by that dec
laration now.
Ths I'ri'cii lapirt(. vrrferreil rt..-l? str-
die.ite Jf not f.irtne.1 hv Kuhn. Ieb & I
o.. an I thee I:.vr aId the stuck to
........ ....- .-.- . ..nivi.. i. A.i?. iviiitrt ii t. fi. ii:ai;.
an Auittiine oniBiu.ej i tntrt. "for the puip.ie of si-ttlnir a con
ATUMW
At the dose of tbe direct testimony Sir.
Bcbiff asked and was granted pennlssbm
to make a statement. He defended him
self from various attacks which be said
had been rcade apatcst his firm and him
self by the State Superintendent of Insur
ance and others. He became very ani
mated, and his remarks were accompanied
a lib dramatic and emphatic gestures, lie
declared that it was untrue as cbarscd by
the State Superintendent ot Insurance that
the Euultable Lif-j Assurance ?ociety
boucht Japanese bonds from Kuhn. lbat
Co. at a loss to the society of 2s per cent.
Ho said there was no such loss, and that
the Superintendent of Insurance bad fallen
into error In eomputins: the rate of sterling
exchange, which fixed the value of tbe
bendj.
He said further that 1? was not true, as
statel. that Kuhn. Loeb U Co. bad monop
olized the best financial business of the
Kquirable Life Assurance Bjelety. In the
last five years, he raid, the Equitable had
1-ouBht tVK.WO.QtUot securities, and of these
SSjiUKV.. or about one-sixth, were pur
charcsl from Kuhn. Loeb 3t Co. Further
more, he said that the present value of se
curities sold by his firm to the Equitable
while he was a director Is U.SW.CW greater
than the price paid for them.
other isptraxct: cosrcaura
ALSO WERE HIS CTSTO.HER9.
In five years, he said, his firm iu '?,,,
tlZ.Ob.W0 worth of securities to tne Mu
tual Life Insurance Company and Z1..
X to tbe New York Life Insurance Com
pany. He asked If this loosed like undue
Influt nee with the Equitable. He ndlcd
that he had never asked any favors as
a director cf the Equitable, but bad grant
ed many.
Mr. frvnlrr was asked if be had heard of
any monevs being placed In the hands of
anv peron for use In connection with
legislation. He said he had not. but such
a thine might have been done without Ms
kr.owirar anything about It.
COMPANIES IX AftRKKMEST
TO WATCH TUB LEtiUUsTfHES.
Alfred W. Maine, associate auditor of
the Equitable Society, who was next
called, said that Andrew Hamilton wns
employed by the Equitable Society to lock
after legislation, lie bad appeared before
various legislative committees to present
the views of the Equitable Society. He
testified to payments aggregating PZZA
to Hamilton In eight years, froni US to
l&JC for lepnl services.
It was bnught out from this witness
that the Equitable Society, the New York
Ufe lntir:ince Company and the Mutual
Life Insurance Comranv. jointly retained
Mr. Hamilton as counsel to appear btfnre
legislative committees. Wltncrs said the
Equitable had paid money to E. I Short
and V. I. Thummel. legal repre.enta
llves of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. The country wn divided Into sections,
each company to look after legislation in
Its section, ilatnilttiti covered tile States
west of Ohio. Short and Thumm! looking
after States east of Ohio, and an arrange
ment was made with the New York Life
Insurance Company for looking after the
Southern States.
Witness further said there was an
npreement N-tween the three compin!en
that where special counsel was employe i
as legislative representative by one com
pany, the t-xprnso waa to be shared by
ths tw.i other
Witness was askfl If campaign con
tributions came under his observation iitid
he repll-d:
"They Ji.e r;
1SroIK FROM PARIK BIIIJ1IXR
1 1-2 I'EK CKTT OX IXVESTMENT.
Mr. Maine said he laid never heard of
anv of this money being used to InUuencd
legislation.
Edward J. Pevlln. superintendent of
real estate for the Xew York iJfe. was
called next. He presented u record of ex
pendltures on the New York Lif Insur
ance bulldira-. In i'arls. France. This
building was stated to have cost Il.K2.il
In Utls In lfco by imrrovt-ments It stood
on the loks as having cost S2.30.(0Q. an-l
by turtfcer improvements vejrlr up to litH
It was then carried at CK3.1M.
Then more than SI.M&ow waa eharced
o.T. k that the building is now held at
JL10M. The net income derived from
th?t building, witness stated, averaged
for the last three years 1? ier ctnt on
the cmount Invested, and an average of
8 to 3' rw-r cent on the amount at which
It I carried on the hook.
Mr. Devlin waa still on the stand when
adjournment was taken until next
Widnt-sday morntny.
WOULD BAR NEW YORK LIFE
FROM WISCONSIN TRADE.
u lolltirai Jicnilli"nn"" Atlarhos. iT had Kn m!e. an! tr-.t with the
lo Visits. However.
Several prondr.ent ln:r-ns. frern -ri
. i-ts of the Sta'e Vefe j t m -ttv
) f rr.U j and mr-,1- 'he!- 'it t. 1 r.j
; tiea. alanlfi -an e t. a ti,t -d ,!!.
rttssed js'-ltlCii In cenera:
A-a.t thoe wt: . h.rjerje.l ntr the .-t
se 'r-. F"ll:p Uu ten of Kl"n
i firmer tjflre. t fks-Krry 'ouinel
Jsnies II Seir-. furrier M - U'-d if
Kir.ji ."tjr a 1 -,,. rfre Wsfi
the exception f t j.ont Mul.en. i. te
irtj sat ntrht
' Imprtinr t,u-r to etutre e ao-ount. I "-e i-l.h.crir! m .or
: .j., i?ir.ar.ee '-rnltt.e JM nothft s but snow to whom :V
J .spl-olnt TWO nf the eteruttte olltrers to Wvet'.er h.l rijulta
lee-l.Kt the etaml-i-itt.'n t'V "-fti1"' thrm
I -The chairman on VI . -nm!:es np- MlMll iF Etll'l
. -etnf the .ul-rmmlttee..- rrpli-d M-. sia;.;TlM. nt.-i-i.ac
f -.trnte.i ' oldiMT of l"n:on Ia Itlc sleek."
Kuhn l.v-p .t ).. he said aete.l inerely
cs a elralig-l.,iuse. iiurrlialng the stcclt
on the exena'ice. and selling jt to the sub
scriler. at e.t It made no prollt. The
yiiuliate w.i- fur V.wi.'i". of which
ne.irlv the tr.tire ntno'int. hid been
aniulreil Amonr- th" nam furnlsht.I to i
lt.!in. lyt, .v i o. a nartli-lpants svai
the p.im- : J-xitKS H. Ilvde. to in Iduallv.
for jr.r''"'
"I htt l t vcr "Known uplll the di-IOE-U'e
..f tlie Kr.. k -oir.if!f..e sa,j Mr.
sWiiff "that th.- rajuitahle lied any filiate
1:. ti5.lt sllldiClte '
Illll SIIT KMIIV STOIK
w B(ir;nT by mmiicatr.
In the i-tnance fimnilit-e if the r.j,u;.
talle he ii ted for Ui" J urehase of the
!: k. bo: did not know- then that It Itad
1m-.-:. bouh In a synd'cte He maln
t. tti'sl that :,- Iureh.- was i, nd
t! it -'ier- w-is no lwltr Iniesme-t In the
' w rli! than I'u! -:i Pacific, prcfenetl I'res
I I... -: M --. .f the Eqult.-b' . he .1e.
' and. !m !n. refj-ed to rese I ?h
S-... k t - t. n-lieuth th" syr-dl. at- had
l trl! ! u-. it baok N..t until Mr I!-I
told Mr Mortoi th.it he had :r.in-f. r're.1
. !.!S he.dir.t; t. the fiiWy did any Juetl-
tr ! 'v.iin. i. -! . . ittinw !:
.Vs sv::dl--jte tr-.nsqers tl.ey dij not think
a Ttfe l-ssurattce eompan;. was n ds!rahe
a: siielate .mj had watitel to buy the
st.x-t ha -1:
Mr. ll'i-ires ashed If the purpe of th- I
syr.ditete u is to seeuj- control f tr.e !
fti'on J-' 'tl to which Mr. S-fclff re idled ,
that he S d not V ink ! n-lrttnn TLhl. .
lie ouch -o answer Anyore eotild draw
hl own It.! 'ri-nce.
The as-.-err.ent which wns nrodure.!
, ss .ml th .i the sT5dlnte w-as nanirt-i
' by J.l'-ol. H Mrhlff. I! II H..rrl-n.n n.t
l Jn. -tin-ran and It was -jcre' that I
tee s.e tnouirj t nei.t for live war,
-ltd not lie so'.j hy suhscnl-e-s. ,u; that
the manaci rs should S- iJIo.ie.l to sell
to a I itntr -ompnny Mr Harriman he
Slid d seet;jl w- J,I-. slcnature tn
S.yii-1) Ho dM not
e'-UIi:ie went r...r
abb- S. !ty jid for
Ii
5cbir
i "-rs-k- ire rot
are hn-r- ' s-iM M
I r-sT wi). l-
'..irv
1 .i.s
ril et. r-
eT hi!!' 1 '.IL I r'Tt 1 she-, j-
?-h!ff -T' alwats ten rr theory
ir -tr-ef th-"u- t!f "
I
i vinri tis-Ti: -aoitn
I nTHtif. Ol- ls t: M
!- -; n i-f ! I qu'.c- ty Mr Hughes
mimti:-. or EqriTtiu.n
iki:tim. iiki i.Ani:u fif
I all men .I" -"h'T te'tlfied thij the rnl-'ute of
a me;, re .,r tn. i.-irR-. Committee .f
I in" t,T' .i:f i..re A-sra".-. yeiety In
J "ibr.u-tr I2 r. false in recoplirtc th
I pun-rsf ' tV.-icvi .,r j-., ,;, pa j.c r.
f-WTert fv k fer "hoMI-c account '
I M" Srh'ff said l. -as presn; m the
rneetl- and tin surh trn4ctIon was
mice as i it npart rrm wnat he heird
at Tiit n-eetinc he ce ri to be undr
stoou fit ire lttitlalle reeori
mar. hrn-
-ail Mr
nnm-inji spetiau
Milwaukee. Wis.. Sept. 9. Clarence M.
Veneer of Xew York, a policy holder In
the New York Life Insurance Company,
hus addressed a letter to Commissioner of
Insurance Host of Wisconsin. a.sklng that
lie lasue un order forbidding the New
York Llf to transact business In Wiscon
sin as long as John A. McCail sliall re
main president and George W. I'eikins
vice rtoldent of the company.
Inclosed with the letter to Cnjnmlss'oner
of Insurance I a copv of the letter which
Mr Venner addressed under date of Sep
tember r t,- ln.tident McCail. demanding
his re!i;t:nt Ion.
INCREASE IN NEW CASES
SHOWN AT NEW ORLEANS.
Feareel ly May Be Cat Oat Froa.
PrtralrfeaFa Trip Beeaaae of Health
Aaaoelntloa'a Aetloa.
?sth4s4.s
! TWO DEATHS AND 29 Z
Z CASES IN NEW ORLEANS. Z
New- orltnna, Rfrt. 3. Tlie of-
s flcial yellow fever report to p. m.
to-d i- Is as follows: 2
:New cases. : total to dnte. 2.90.
Ii-ath. 2. t.tal. Jv'..
tNw foci. Z; ca under treat- a
mttit. 2C; disci urged. 2.3).
g
N.w Drieacj. Sept "? -Some Increase
oer th.- i.-ry low recoid of the rfeccdlng
.ojr dai-i was shown In to-da's rt on
t.f new a -. but In i1ew f the fact thai
ihe j..p datlon liesjjiy U m-ich hirg.-r than
It waa a m.'iith aso tr.e ivrce.,;-,,... ,,f
rleknts-t j, eons'dert-l ext-eeillngly Mnall.
Ti- day's deaths shewed a decline.
The feeling of uru-ert:Uiity regirling the
vl-it of ihresldent !bose, I; s;a; exist.,
i.t.d th r is -;cme uppreh. nInn that "the
ilet'sh.n of thj Asnoran I'uUle Health
Astteltion to have a eommilte., )nimun
leate to th-t President 1L sentiment of ojv-positlt-n
t. the x-islt nt this time may
'ause the eiittinc out of New Orleans from
the I.resej-.t trip.
It i. ;e-omle.j that a decision will be
clvn flnall on Monday.
Tlie country report were latteron.
tw nt-thr.-e new rosea; TVrre Ilonne lir
Ish. f.v new t.vs's. tiriml KV. two new
Kn'f. Hi Hose, three new- eats; llro.a";
T---,e. two new cases, liunki'-. one tjtw
caie. Covington, one suspicion case.
alxieea es f'aaea at Penaarnla.
rensaeola. Fla.. Sept - Followlrjr Is
the summary of tr. fever situation up to
S n in : New cases. 11. total to date. lzi.
iKsiths to-liy. 2; total to .Lite. ZL Total
crises dts.-liarited, '. Now under treat
ment. C.
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HE man who has always had his
clothes made to measure is the one
most enthusiastic over the merits of
our highly tailored garments.
He saves from i to Ja.
He finds a more perfect fit; the materials
arc faultlessly woven and of finest
texture.
We dare say even that the garments con
form more accurately to the figure
and drape more gracefully
than custom-made garments.
These statements are made with
absolute authority.
We know that our tailors are ex
perienced and skilled in the
art of clothes-craft they
must be adepts in order to be
proficient and capable of mas
tering our high degree of
tailoring.
In addition, the corps of able ar
tists and experienced drafts
men strengthen and force the
characterof our clothes to the
highest point of excellence.
We cannot be too emphatic.
Our enthusiasm will be better
understood when you examine
the clothes this we invite.
$15.00 to $35.00.
The Republic Bids.,
On Olive St. at Seventh.
BRIDE 73, BRIDEGROOM 76.
Jlr. .1. M. Oplos and Mrs. Mary
TV.-..,. lV..I n. TV. ...... 11 T.. !
J u i: Vl tit inn ilf irjl,
nirrrnije wrxiAL.
A Si .. .. Kj"V- .'t.l rrt ! nl- .v.. ..-.,. I -vvt tv1? the IVt-lIf alll Te- .-. ' -r- mo T. Oj T Sf- t s
Am afBTsfBCaA tTw. tOffl ; re.-r sursrts- e. or issinr's cctn- tfiiie M-. Sehiff ald If r-irh a trrtiMrilonj fele-. 'n years old and Mrs. Mary Iltts.
VBe'VIllWChlmlvl'Il r' M- sv-htrr mM j wsi r.tc- h d,J r.ot Iv-ar It H would I tj tears old. were married In this city
Tere I. ro deuht -f it h; -o h . I:Ke t.i tjk cou-: bfnre he made a j. ' j,,. oitr.ir.it by the Heverend I. S llar-
fci'-s-l little trreh-j: e-rr.rstc.- . 'r '-e-wre n i-. - ej.; . r-.- .-.ret- iiti ''"ri . .. . , t , ton. ps.or or the rir't iiemo-iiat fBurcn.
lr.-Jl:r.b.e lo many afco travK re ti
"Little i-orr-frrtera -lr Mile -t. ran
lt.i Hy their ctblrjt laSoeere .r-- n
h' nere of tr tv-aln nd taaii. ta-y
preveBt dtstSness sic stJtaach and htsid-
fce 3r sic Vacs.
Dr. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills
-sre ill kinds of pain a!ck sod ftr-e. ar
prt.-U harmles aJ do n.t Affect jou
in nv nj etpeci to tfce the r.re
aa cure pala Fur real eorafrt r.eer
.ater upon 3ursei without Srst e-urlng
a pacVace cf th "LJlile Ctfnfrters.
I am p.sl to "-cccuaead Or M-s'
Ar.tl-I"al I'n::. They net osij cure.!
chrcnic hdawhe. tut strce. t; ay 5-a.l
S-a-s a .Usp.' Uiaa to acSe. k Tsfcet
ktorsi 1- 1 tv- hundred, ef then: to suf
:rers aa train, and derive mueft xtl
taetlcs from tr-e -Uaf tlwy iflerd. -M
H CHAUTVS. TraT:irc Slfj. St.
Louis. Mo.
TM- first psvraage iU ismeCt If rot. th
Cnli: s,iii reram our tcoo-s
S dasaa. 2 cent Netar scld 1 bulk.
rect arswe
Mr Sch..T e;7rc.l the crin'or. 'ha It
.s -ror. for Jaraes H Hyde to par-t-Ipate
;-"rwieaa la rdlcate transac
rr V.r '" sot fceoSt, v ny, ,va. 1Ir
Hv! hd d"ne jo utlll thee dlsc'ieijref.
inni:iiisii:iF. rtiwr.H
ICK : Mt'KI R ITfTIOS.
Mr .eeure It rt- vju ti;-: ete- .T'ree
Ur :i accountants ht dpoal ta
-mtrc te aro-j-t. f everr hirtk. In
. e,rw-e a- ?-t enmpant "
Mr s-'W" ! i ha u-lert,sl that ...
riiuttaWts Soe'.cty as an.lte,l tile by two
of Its eiee-jt'fe rPWrs Vr MIntrTe ?r!
Mr Jo-.In and tht Mr Hyde ppotnted
ttr.
'VVv.Vv hT'e'e i -,Ve W-.. h- I "Vbe !: jitahle - sa,X Mr Sehlff. -was
iTI'ell ,h rae-es C' n? rear - oe- r jriJr, tt .w-s. ;o m j. wx, aI Jfrt,
IJmV tV-rr .? he CT: 7r m U M f The v of the entire prance .ItuaUoa
a. hi- wn Wen flr-r. and Its .r-raut- ?Ir Hu-hes s.one. M A. the t .
STS- tae-.' aoreuntatIty as ? rnt f InVcrkace B which Mr
tei-rV hl -c etea -Htb s-e -s-e-y lde s-J-ntalaeJ that the uaderwrltlr
t?:"nV .nj'yis ,-l 't 1 tft. d that Kuhn. 1-b i Co in.w
. a-asWT', Ysutkt "JZrJMSf'ZL
r-.-vne.. c the scetr wr esr-ie -x-l,rl Mr tschlff rersled that Mr Uya mas
rffarsWrt brtA ? i.ra 3 '??? f "S"'
1 . ne i-niTEiiii-Tvn m 1 vr --tat-mer.t that or.- cf th- yartnera of
Mtint. roTKIIltT..I TO I.rT Knfi i-h Co. had b-n aent down
XsTltlXal. roUTU-U. rWrlt.X. J tv, tUj-jtale sljclety to arrarxe the
ttr. Haaaea waked fclsa aasset easa-1 triasactlon. Mr. Schlff asll It was not
stales eoalrts.ctlt.aa by ike :jliahle true.
ss-tetr. Br. svtiie am 14 ia realy taat ' "Vo-i did sot rejrard this as a pnper
reraells . Bllae had tela alas that traactfcm for the BjcllaW to ro Into?"
j J.r. tra7SSt .... WW. ww. m .wr .w .. mv mm a. ' - - . . --
5IOElFT OF OCEATr VEaaKl.a,
. Tor. P-ft. 2-Arr!-i lutaTta. tr-.ti.
llAraturs
vr-jt-s.-iias. Heft. Arrit'd. Camrasli.
frr ra Ne York.
ts-ptfos. :' :-tlit JCarltoa. Ptl!
'.liJ. f.- Atrp
fVlen. ef- -?-r?- A;t- J-w-m-V.ft
rd lttx- toe New lork
Ui.rtsol. re-vt, SsiJletJ C-Srsc. .
Tct. vta Qgtitii; Cy5rJc. r?s. tti
1-i.stajrvr-
Vew Tork. Per. 3 ArrtTeJ; IVntra. Oa.
srrple. in! PaJerao. ataiie-a. Vi.-li'... s.-.
lira ana Aln-.r-. U!v !Ji.ru v.1
vpH:-se-. Sailed. ClUc Qjerzatowa ar.l
Irrpocl
Mitjcheater. Sept. sArrltd: It-rUa. Soa-
.;:rosT Sept. alt: stcR;..! jf,w
Tcts.
Ijrrrsrcl. rt. sjLrrtTei: AraMc Dcatoe.
vta Q-jtiatTsm.
l.?.r. Sift. sj9jj: sta'tiie. froei Flam
lrs. far New York, t Ilaalcs-..
.;,e-. siett. a ArrtTeiS: Kcmaalc Asrhb.
sla i.xtnllMT. fcr ftWaoa
Tlf. iivt- 21. Arrlaa: sottostrls. Tei
joa. a r-raaetaco. afc. fe Hacitrars
New Trrfc. Sws. AJTl.el; stasasr Xl
Ittrraic. Harra.
ERA OF THE SOUTHWEST;
NEW MISSOURI TERRITORY.
Coatlaaed Front Pace One.
er Is the cordrolllnp Influence In the live
stock cimc.
The soil of the adjacent township va
nes, from a sandy loam to a rich b-ack
dirt and th" average pric of the land
Is close, to 0 per acre. On real estate
tlrm. that of All-n & Hnrt. assert lluit
they have sold 3.'.'i acr.s of this I.iml
at an average of t per acre In the Lift
two and one-half veats. nnd that the
the mark-fit Is Ju.l becomlnR active.
This is practically the testimony of
other real estatw men. Tfie lielief I K""-
-. 1 .. . ... ....ln..tnw V. l.ict iVimA tn
this i-ountry and tho slow, but constant,
immigration from Iowa and Illinois, where
the tanners lire accuiionnsi iu j..h u
.... ..... .U I mmm r.. Tt lA t..l Vtee
acre, isi Krailtially to force up tlio price
OI HUB .ll-:HU irilllVIl mKm .M.. -r..
sistent wltli Us true value os 11 a Income
Klter.
It is not a wneat eoonirj- foci as
found ill th wheat b!t. Not su much
IltiU I-aM-t-.. --t a,UU as--.a- - -e- - --
r .... tlitrfs.- Iifi.liflia and tlu- iztsjxc ttlll
UFU-ilIy rc-ach N-
1 orn is Kin-r r.erc.iD-ouw. jt." crop im
y'tr wouM have tccn tli Kreaist In the
a. a. -.a V.mJ ae tax-A . ..ia. wVat
th wind of two weks npo.
. .. . . 1. w. - - ....... .. . . t.. ttj.n
4lit;r int- viuw uisi: ... .. .t. w..v.
kr.u.-k.il off quite a percentage or the
yield. I.ut. in spite of this, the total fur
iir.K for the year will e"icecl former
yi-.irs. KnouKh corn Is raised to supply
domestic wants and to feed the stock, ana
tuts uenianu is uj no means ,mui.
Ilroomcom Is a product which 1- raided
to wonderful advantage. The broomcora
Industry 1 in its inciplency and the tnt
value of the land from the broomoorn
Mnndpolnt h:i not been thoroustly tel
IC.-.ouith has lieeii raUe.1 in tho Lilt two
season to keep a thorouehl; equipped
lrHni factorv here in Wlnctsor at work
uith a force of slaty men.
Two broom buyers ware here to-day and
much of the ttroduct Is shipped out. ome
t it to Illinois, where it competes dlrect
Iv. and en It own prround. with th
fatntl brotjrr.com of Illinois. A continued
Increase In broomcom acreace Is record
ed year by year.
ITom no point along the Hock Island
Line lu Misrourl Is there a srrater amount
of poultry and eccs shipped than from
Windsor. While the chicken ami xs
business is larxely tbe s;i-ci.il care of
h housewife, sii.ould the pu.il try Indtustry
lx remove.1 from this rirt of the State
there nuuM be nn lmme.li.itn and r.olic
able ilecrease In Ik-ink deptedts.
From one cf the central depots wh!.h
are located here at least ! eo.ijn of chick
ens at" ehl.'Ped twice e.ich e..v nnd I
cases f thlnv tTosen k each ro vn the
same train. These are average tltrures er
this season of the year, which Is the llht
st In tlie tiuliry business.
''he ;..ultr as It .lood ready f.-r shire
meat a;n-ared to one uniiuiainl n th
le-hnicjl points of ehlcki-n rifilr..'. fullv
as .!! .-i.;,e.ir!:;,t and cvrlnlnli ai D."l
to -at as r-nic of th- bit..- r.M-ri fr.ls
to lw n at the State and county fn'rs.
Much of the leiultry Is piilk-fetl. that Is.
fntti-ne.1 .in a mlxtun. of small uraltm and
buttermilk. Frrn Wlndr. the ej-iprnents
am truvi dln-ctly to Huffalo. N-w York
an the- killed md prepare.! for tho Ss
Vork City market.
The coal lands immediately adjacent to
Windsor "ivt an area of rj a-j-e This
tn'-ans th- cil Innils which are known t
i.ierlay tested tsjeketa -f foal wliic.1 .ue
ltrlr.c kctuallv norked. The coal lies from
TO to !' feet le-lo-.v the surfaie. and In
n Iteil ten feet thick, which has If a
;,rnven to extend over th- entire r0 rj-tes.
The Blade of the coej is a first-class
Id'omlnous product, ar.d Is said to le the
Ilneat co.il In all Misseirl. There ar three
sh.-ifts In 0 ration by the IVia-en lire..,
who are In control of all of tho coal hir..!-
Th Atitptit at prejit am'tins 10 flf:e.-r
ears dally and the Hock Irland Is supplleii.
as ttell a f"itr.tn. ..'alla. Versailles nnd
mem of th muiller 'oni aloti? the Kte k
Islir.d from th's" mines.
Practically th" entire lrr!trry for miles
around Is underlaid bv a blanket of coal,
-ahlch averages t-aeniy Inches Ir. thlck
nfs. but this is not at all vorke.'. nr.d the
prftsietlMt Indicates that there ere no e-.
-er.dt"l ibpojits beyond the tj-reai con
tndled by th- Ilower.s
Windsor 1" a "live cr.e '.r:re th- ad
vent of the Hock Island and the lmrrov-ti-nt
of transportation and travell-K fa
cilities, te- btirk st"r. hu!Il!-.rs hive !ea
htrilt In th- business section. Unly two cf
th-st. were or.e-story iitr::ctuT"s. Hvry
or.- ! oerupl'sl bv an active tiuslr.-si firm,
and ev-ry ona of these firms la dolr.c ttusl-
r.esj.
Mor- than lf houses we-- lullt last yea
and thre ar- no vacant houe in town
at the tT"Ter.t time. A new suM!vlion la
ust laid out, arro.s th- K,:' Ilnd tracks
from the rt-st cf the tour3, n(j a ready eri-l
e,u!ck sale of the tots Is anticipated.
There are no letter" residences. Poms
are more rretentlous than others, hut al
rr.cst without exception the hoxes r.re
s-lrtt.-.ntial. well-kept stnirtures arul all
part of the city have ,-iNut th sur.t
r.umbr of tho larger and smaller homes.
The communitv lives In fac-fulness
and althout nelnhborh'od ttckerlnc. Ths
only quarrel sthldi ever sets in the least
noisy com when cr.e or ihe other. Wind.
sor. ct Clinton, th- county sat. tep on
the other's toes.
There ate twr banks with n. tctal cap
italization of P0.fB. Their deposits sc
rate almo't a half million ef dollars.
The depositors ara the merchants of
Windsor sr.J the farmrs and stockrals
ers of the sTirrotjndlna- country.
EScht rural route radiate fran Wind
sor and a verltafcle r.e-.acrk of rral tele
phone lines- When the l:hth rural route
was cper-ed up throurh the efforts of
Postmaster Schweer. who has been the
Postmaster atnee UK. ar.4 who has
patented aa mredcas box for the oat of
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W Steel and cetKftn bridges ate awch btBar thaa ssssbIsb aaats. L
I of their nienw ttrt ngth aad frttdosa faala aaasjeai tk tm aai bbsbbbB. I
I AU of the bridges oa the
i
Frisco Road to Chicago
(CHICAGO AXD avaTKaOl ILUaOM B. B
are made of sieel and concrete. This is ta fiatat fatal of
stnictioQ. It's tfce madera way of hiiiiaasg a ratiiaai.
ifai
Ike lUim Uk ft CMeir
- TKAIN BatBVICE.
Mas Cafea Istaafom. Antes
M. UoaU.
8:30 a.m
11:30 f.m
IHv trains carry handsome Smoker. Free RseaaaBT Chair Cssv
Clue car. Library Cafe car. and Obserratiea Parlor Car:
fans in each car. Nicht trains carry haodaone shaokt
KecUnuc Ctair Cars and FaUaaa Sleep wiahftaMft
Tickets at 900 Oiive Stnet.
F. J. DEICKE, GtBtni Ageat Pasaeagar
-SJtr.kt.
-7:4Sa.m.
rural mail carriers. Windsor had th- dis
tinction of having the ureatest number o"
mall muttes of any i'ost OCleo Its slz In
the United States. Thl? war siveral years
ai:o. A mo-Iem Post fifllce tnodelM after
the Government eih'.Ut at the World's
Fair. I beinit lnstalIL
The roids from Winder are naturally
of exc-l! nt qcilltv and do not r.e.il much
more than onllnafy irradlnit. Hevcral au
tomobiles ate owned in th- city and vicin
ity and their owners report jroo.1 conJl
tlor.s for traielinir.
.tiijtlnlPK ll: rl!r ! ,:,h' of twenty
tier... nirrm:n.lrvl liV J. D?rk Of tCntl'
I acres additional. Tt- park and Like were
construeted hy the noejr. isi&na ivaiiruuu
and donated to tho city
A Ito-in! of Mnruiirrs. headed by Pres
ident WlllouKhbv of tho Commercial Cteb.
is in eri.irmt of the nark's nffulrs. Th4
lake Is nllve with fish ar.d many picnics .
and festivities ara given on tne. aroune.
There Is no waterworks systmi. hut one.
is in Immediate prosptet. A lon.l Ie;ue
for Its construction w voletl last year,
but was rendered invalid bv a flaw In the
ordinance, tied lire prot'Ctlon Is offered
bv a series of dep aeils ihleh mpply
plentv of wat-r. E. O. PHIU.IVJ!
GEORGE L WHATLEY IS DEAD.
Pioneer Merchant of Mexico. Mo..
Fncciimbs to General Prostration.
R-Pt-JII.lC FT-nCIAU
Mexico. Mo.. Sept. 3 Gtcrae I What-
ley. 74 years oil. for any i.are a reiuax
1 of thl city, dlel at his honi near here
1 to-!ay
' Mr Whatley was lorn In Nlchoavi Coun-
I tv. Kenturkv. and moved to Missouri with
hl parents "In Id and became one of th-
State-s plnner merchant. le-ath was the
r-iult of a general prostration.
Paetal Onleera slake Areeala.
Two arrestr were raa e by the Postal In
spector In Iowa yesterday. In both cases
thoe anest-d beiric employes of th- Gov
ernment. Wesj white, stamp clerk at
Ioua City. a arrested on a charge of
embeix!In Governmtnt funds, and the
Postmaster at Lnwltr. en charse of -m-b-xxlement
of money-order funds. Th In
spectors of tbe local district were no;I
r.ed of the arrest. yesterday.
FneatlllajK tilrl la ea.
The foundllns baby elrl left at the Cltv
I Hospital Tharalay by Mrs. KatJ- Fox.
Who aall tne emm r- i;rj.urr liafi eu xn
Infant at the Foa home two weeks ao.
tromIlrc to rtum. died at the hospital
last r.ljrht. Mrs. Fox could not tell th
nnme of the child's mother.
Kl!te1 hy rrlsxhteaed Cw.
rrrrntjc si-eciau
Carthaxe. HL. Sept S. Levi Xtontu a
prominent farmer, died to-day from in
Jurlea rectiie-I from h-ins; knocked down
by a fright-tied cow at a. public sale.
TO MACARONI LOVERS.
" Imported from Italy" may soaad .
well, but when itH a food prodtMt.
like .Macaroni, does it appeal s
ciaiiy to your appetite?
Siiirrel Maaaxoni is "made ia
America" in a CLEAN factorj.
It is the liest Macaroni it Is pesv
siblc to make.
Auk your grocer for onr book of
Vacaroni recipes. You'll be de
eBfreT Fsed PlwaBCaV
Roeenber Hke bmbc;
They're as f as ske tatt
And ALWAYS tfee Oat
Tocr Cromer a:u them all. Trada assallefl hy
ADAM 0T" GROCERY CO.. ST. MltS.
(1 'z
The eaas
Want AwS.
road to fortune Republic
DESPERATE OPERATION MAY
BE UNDERGONE BY HARPER.
Fertloa ef Large laleatlae ta Be as. "
atoaeal VI Ith Hayf at ataftasj
Uruntk ef taaeev.
niyrnuctPEui.
Chlcasu. fjei,: 'mt. It Is rrchHbte that a
last deprati char.ee to san ihe Ufa of
I-re-Iden: (lir;r of the Cr.lieretty of
Chicago neiy' be taken Dy th attendlns;
sxircetjr.s.
Ar. operation for the removal of part of
th- lar-- Intestine, with the hope, that the
Sru-vta of the cancer that la slowly kill
ins him. may be checked and his Ufa pro- i
lnr.red. If not MlI. is now helne eoa-
ldere.l by the j hyslclar.s.
! This I. the declaration of a bJch otSclal ..
of th- uniiersiiy. r,o -j a uaiiy caiisras
th- Harr-r hom-.
If it Is- believed by the physicians that '
If &. operation for th- removal of Bart -
of the intestbie and the Insertion of aa .
artificial orx-nn haa a chance at all of ba
ice succ:ul. It should be undrukaa. "
tlaato Life la Ctateea. n
RrFLTUt: HPKT1AU
Carthafe. III.. Sept. 9.-Georfa H. Leasa,''
of near Ferris. III., ended his life xhlat-,J
r-ir.rricr by JuiED'.cir into a clatara. Uasaaa .
73 ytars i4.
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