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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-15

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Stores. OFFICES. etc.

and third story of Flagg building, IS
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TO LET-No State St, fiat of rooms
and store rooms, steam heat and every
thing f1rst-class, no DUST no noise
plenty of sunshine. A. B. F. Kinney
"A Front st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
NINE. SORMA'S RETURN
A SKETCH OF ONE OF HER NEW pr,v,
MISS nEnAN IN THE SCHOOL FOR Seaman.

MISS REHAN IN THE SCHOOL FO2 SCANDAL
NINE moDJEsKA ONCE MORE.
The engagement Of Nine. Agnes Sorma a, -.
Irving Place Theatre last season proved ~ 4
the most interesting period u recent Year, =,
the German playhouse. Her return has Accord
ingly been looked forward 10 with eager =,
pcctancy by the frequenters u the house an,
also no doubt. by the manager She will % s.s,
there again tomorrow night Nine S,rn,,
present stay will be for three weeks. in IA.
course Of which time she expects 10 presen, q,
plays. some In which she was seen here ,4a,
ago and some new 10 the local stage She vn
begin tomorrow night with Nora" and sa
repeat il on Tuesday and "Wednesday evening"
The rest II this week will DO devoted 20 o.,
Maiden's Dream" the first u the new plays
The remainder Of the reportDry consists q,
"Faithless" by Backo. The Sunken BeAs
"Cyprienne" and The Tanning u The shres'
The new fairy play. The Children u The King"
will be reserved for a Few performances N
Nine. SOrmas return from the West
The new play Of this week. a Made,
Dream" is by Max Bernstein. The action passs
in Aragon in the fifteenth century The Pm.
cess Iconore is the heir to The throne. and a,
the opening ~ the play her coronation "a ap-
preaching Her uncle. Don Diego. is the regen,
and he is anxious to bring about a marriage =.
tween the princess and his son. fernando B1h
these young people have been brought up IN 80.
clusion. and their lives have hitherto been ie.
voted TO study. And il proves That the Pm.
cess study and meditation have given her some
peculiar notions II f. not in reason that heag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

ers who seek the hand p I.on'r" 's ihe fNtS
OF Navarro who IS represented a 'n' .' ~
ton by his envoy. Nassas When ,le m''.'"
for the coronation comes the p.n '' l ''F'
every body by setting th' crown nn DRY 'h0 I"
and announcing that she Phi AIS i1 rule i'f ''-
self But the fact of h.r rule i4 nlt .I alarming
as ic. threatened manner i'r .ao if'. .A'''s q
reign If sDurc'y There is i1 ae POD .o' MAKING
at court. she herself docs not intend ever
marry "a purpose wh..a girls have been h'in
TO express before L.onore's time AMI sh'''
there is 70 Do ao drinking and ,herc s 90
no dueilng she then characteristic ally iTs'D
this rule II feminine prudence ana asDrtcisin
choosing . Primo Minister f'r his good "'N-
This choice falls upon Don frlf'. '''"'
knight who happens O. attend thr '"I'n'"'"
when the new llw has been Ia force 10Y
week il IL gcnerilly agreed that nohf' "''"''.
wine and without Irritation is "A iad so'' !"
place Don Diego and vargas Try 10 P''''.''
Lconore that it IS her duty 10 Dee maf''N
reasons Of state She consuits Don Tv""
appears that Don Dirgo's sister SrfaHhd' H'H :
ready told the princess that Pedro y T"
with her (Seradna). and the princess T" ~
ter pleased than any other woman "'"'' ~
the same case Pedro. being consulted '''-'
ACCESSIBILITY II 4 state marriage aefr's
the princess 50 thoroughly that she Isl i''s'''.'
with him lie pays her personal r'npN"'
only with apparent reluctancr. AMI wen -
goes away and leaves her gloves 800 ih' ~, -.
he does not carry them on. As &. f''' i''."'
Minister chosen for his good looks 'lsti -
Not TO have her gloves stolen. IN lse I'M
IL the one thing that no woman could STAINS. -
she tells non Pedro that % morrow she vi" =
nounce whom she has chosen f'r her hns"'h'
Don Pedro. feeling that the time f % " 7"'
throws the whole court OF its gl1ri Joy "
nouncing that the princess has some ~ hef eou"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Mexico. where hc was the American Minister. II
there is anything Matt RANSOM" As he is called.
prdcS himself uJon il IL his courtly naner ana
distinguished bearing under any and all crcun-
stances But his dignity was given jolt at the
Metropolitan Hotel day or two ago in 4 manner
that the punctilous North Caronian viii never
forget.
Only Il few minutes before tho incident oc-
CURED he had been lectWing constituent on the
evils of drinking. and pointing To himself as an
example OF sobriety and total abstinence. Hang
ing upon his arm at this time was lightweight
oyercoat, and his hand tightly Gripped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

around tn, handle If 4 small leather satchol
one, Of the heliboys grabbed tho oycrcoat and
satchcl simultaneously for the purpose " taking
thCrn up 10 Mr. Itansom's room. In has haste
the beilboy tiipped and SPRAYED on the moor
and suspicious looking black bottle Slipped
out Of ona IF the Ovrrcoat pockets ana vas
smashed into thousand pieces IN the marble
ncOr Of the hotel corridor.
There goes my bottle Of Cat5up." said Mr..
Ransom without changing a muscle of his face.
But the Odor that arose from the marble floor
WAS suggestive Of the strong, st liquor ever
brewcd by a North Carolina moOn5hner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
MR. RINSOUS CiTSTP.

From The Chicago Tribune
one Of the most courteous and Iote Rcpre-
FentdtiveS of the South who ever came TO WASH
inston IS ex-senator Ransom. Of North Carolina
who has recently returned to this country from
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
OfuttraTre E.
Ncgcrtroppsr gipr Nuttcri.

Sra Camp Yolano, anorptle, be-
rettes Snsbag: Smprses bar 2eiren
for 6te 9irginia Resers Regiment
Stueplabfen for ct Mptteri. 5fere
apmpaniers Sploatsr ne9teoe at IN
fire Srbrer. Tom uoiteotes at nj bpioe
SHicerer, Der bar tilienbt Regimentet
al @upernsr Spler / 9irginia. Yua
.IQbpanlig Sio blep Rsgimentet talbt
Iammen til Grerctts, og be boibe 81
ficerer opertog 8ommanoosn paa fine
reipettipe plaoIs; men Tssrene pilbe
lite lpitre o9 angap iom 8runb, at be
life pilbe babe nosst meo bpioe Diff
csrsr at itaffe. Major Sobnion, en-
NesersSHicsr / Re9imentet. traaote
ba frem os fprebolot be Spi9tIise, at
beres SpfsrIel fob / birette Strib
meb be militere 2obe os tunbs itraFsS
meb 0sben. Sa bar bet bebre at
inoienoe ala9e til Vtrginias 0upers
mgr, oa benne Gmbeosmano imittert
pilbe taee iaaban alage unbsr forns,
ben Sperpeielie. Regrene Tom ba til
mere 5ornuft os bsilutteoe at frsms
tomme meb fine anter ab ben 9ei.
Sermeb bar Srben sienoprsttst. De
RsgeroHicsrer, ION tioli9sre bapbe boz,
ret Der. MATTE a~fItsoises paa 9runb
al llbbgtisbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Dore Groppcr til Cuba.
Niger ubiteoer ben ierite Crore til
Cffupationsarmeen.

arigsminiitsr alser ubitsbts i5orss
bags Srors unsaasnce ben milit9rs
Bsi9ttelis al Cuba al be SorenepeS tus
ters 5rpppsr. 5orslsbig bill to Ste
Der paa Guba bli bsiat. nsmlis Heus
pitas os puerto Principe. men isnsre
bill gp for Sp blips bsiat, iaa burtiat
Spanierne bar forIaot ben. Srbrsn
paabpoer. at ben nsouenoiss Sroppebss
o9selie ital beepnoe Itrd.s, men 9epars
temsntst tror bog nsppe, bet bill bli mus
list at foretase ben fsrIte Gambling paa
Guba isr cmtring ben 22oe Ro1. Den
npe Brigade, Der er blst oraaniisrst /
bette Gismeb. bill bli unoer 8ommanbo
al gr~isacessnsral Carpenter msO !Sps
peotparter | Heupttas.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
@srbet ior inc Yenge.

Gn iterre Gum pense fanbtes for
leben Dag / bet gus. Tom beboeoes al
Oscar Osborne, Der for nogle Tiger
iibsn families mbrbet / Ri6fslb. Oct
fort9llss, at ben mprbeos Mano bapoe
betroet en- Nabo, bpor ban bapbe en-
Gum Ysnss bortsiemt. ps ba Der for
lebsn Dag a~nTtinsbes en- llnoerIsgelie,
families $4,000 paa bet angipne
Steb. Man gj9tter MI paa, at ben
Strife, Der families anbrugt omtrins
Ssbprnes gals, blep bru9t for at
tp9le bam for at faa BAN til at fors
talle, bppr ban bupoe fine psn9e bort
gent. Saa meget bar alminbelis
betienbt, at Osborne bdpbe mango
gense ftiult ct eIer anbet Steb / 1T
Sus.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
NrhruTku.
Col. e. 2. Gbaic or opo.

Sborsbas Gftermiobag osbe Golos
mel Champion e.. Gbuie / 1T Siem /
omaha, 80 gtar sammel. 0sosaars
iogen bar 8eItabigelier, ban bapbe
faat peb at fable paa Stentrappen
ubenfpr ben gamle Yoittontor gpgs
ming fprrise Ssnbag often. San
laa eIter bsnne lllptte ~bcpioitlss / me-
fen en- llge pg tilipneIaoenos JOB ii9
inb / 0eoen. Gfter Sorgertriaens
Slutning tom Mr. G6aie til Omaha
og blep bet fslssnbe aar 8eneralaopoz
fat for Nsbraita. San par pgIaa / Z
gar 9prgermeitsr / Omaha.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
9lltnnta.
isemti Mars Jngtbns iirai.

Sbomas Scantlin og 6runt St.
Gilcrees blsp / Sborsougs / peterss
BURG, Sa., osmt til 80 aars 5ustbus
for Wproet paa 8sorge Hititrap. en-
!Sularu6earbeioer / gltbsns. Deb eli
Dams hos 5reo Smptsp ceriteos tios
Tia ipoares Tom bet til ct SIussmaal,
Der reIulterebs /, at Riditratp blep
mprbet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
1%fttdJtpnn.
@iGln 81. 500, 900, Nftipa $1,000.

5bomas 9. Rapl, Yreiiosnt for Z.
9. Rapl Co., Detroit, ertl9reoe 5ir'
mast fanit / Sborsbass. 5ortegneIs
fen opsr @i9losns Stsrrelie piier, at
ben opsritissr balpunbsn Wtilipn Doll
lars, bpprimob 5irmaets Wltoler
ncppe bsleber Zig til $4,000. Banter
/ Detroit og andre gper nGpnes
9iiten oper arebitorerne, napnlis
Sransaftioner meb Detroit Wtotor
Cos Sbligatipner os attier. Rapl
bar nemlig Gnoosisnt pua bette Cir
mas gonbS og en- Wen9oe 8erler.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08

Sammsr neb ubsn bog at brGbe BAN.
9sitnant 5ibbitts tps ba Sigte meb
en- 32saaliber Rifle og trai Sammsr
/ ben bsire Stulber, iaa ban falot
ON. s nafte gieblit bar Sammer ans
bplot og brast til Irreitlotalet, bpor
en- Gage f~orbanbi bans Saar, Der be-
families lite at p9re piosre farlige.
Slanbt be Stubte n9pnes Spbn Berg
Gtuot / 4nIigtsD og Carl 8orpabl(9l
Tom 1T ct Stub | Yenet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Nnrn Qnkntn.
Gn ~ sar aammel apiune marpct.

Wtrs. Seoitrem, en- aone paa II
Iar og bo'at paa i'm Sarm 80 Mil
i Roro for Sismdrd, blsp / 6reoags
mDroet paa en- bsiit brutal Maabe /
lit Siem. !Senoes Spoeo blep tnuit
meo ct itumpt Snitrument. Gn frems
meo Manbsperion bar blepsn feet at
panore omtring Der / ggnen ben fore
goacnoe Gftermiboa9, bepRbnet msb
en- tnt Stot. San bapbe o9iaa pitt
en- be'pnberlig puufaloenbe Spfsriel,
o9 bet er ben a~lminoelige 5%ormening,
at ban sr Wproeren. Moroet maa
bore be9uaet pmtring ST. 2 ON Natz
ten. politist u~noerieser M Sagsn.
Statrns Iilits.
Taar NorbsS otptus SripiIi9e sr
tommsn biem fra 6ilippinerne, bill
Statsmilitien bape nadst fin "Ddr
5uotina," Tribes fra 9ismard. Sire
npe &ompanier er unoer 0annelie -
/ 6rano Sorts, Silsbpro, 2anebon
og Gllenoale. Sompanierne / Grano
Sorts og 2ansopn fob tibliaere /
StatsmiIitien, men blep afmsnItrebe
paa Grunb al Wangel paa SnteresIe.
Ifmen itringen al &Ompaniet / Gang
bon bapoe i'm Gruno / llgreie mellem
aompaniets Sffcerer paa ben Sio,
oa prGfiberten uoienbte Spraab ON
5ripiaige. Sapteinen for BET npoans
neoe apmpani er 80. ). GuIbing, Rss
BATTER at "Gansbon Simes," en- pirtes
lpiten, ener9iit Nanb o9 t~ioIi9ere De-
putin State 2anb Commissioner.
Statens 2ooe tilabsr Spretteiien af
ct fulbtali9t acknowledgement, os
ifsl9e be 6prsneoe Stuters npe Milis
tGrlppe Ital ct Iouoont bsitau al toIp
3ompanier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
MtnnPCptn.
2sSiaotr, iammenuor,bs 1uiaiua.r.

Hrs. Sobn Inberipn / Gsbar
eF'st neotom forleoen Dag msb ct
var Neofsote Spilinser, fulot uos
Hi'Isos, men iammenpprsbs ipm be
O''lenOts iidmeiiTte spininger, tun
r'so ben 6orItiel, at SorbinoslIen hos
Mt o'Nfrote Bar itrGtter fig oper belle
S'SsmetS SGn9oe. 2Gserne / 0inos
I'd f1Oer SiIfalbet ioa meget mere
mef'0Groist Tom Experimentation
.IOtl' tun bar tienbt to iaabanne
Sif3loe | Gmeritd.
Srlr SBttet blru s2S.
Snooruostppe iprGnste fprleben
Gag Pen9e'tnbet / Rortbern pacific
standardization / 9lsnipoob. De fl
II" S2S for alt tit Str9p. 5or tos
ne Tiger iioen bIep Der siort ct mis-
'p'", 6or'ss paa at iprGngs bet fam
me Psn9eru6.
Susrfiprt o. nrabt.
e9arles 5rieberg blep Sirsoaa Gfs
o'ul'o0d9 oosrtlert at ct. Yaul &c
%a1ut4 SImIteO oeb @inpp Riper "a
H'0'''tell9 or9bt. San lob FEN imoo
eP0''t Tor at inbbente ct Spano
a,rt, lom bar Iprun9et lrbit, % Jaaoe
~" Vt9rte til Surtistpeet, Tom tom
,o''noe lorbi Wilop Riper, ba bet
.t' 'taIoe itanie Der. 2esemet blep
,,VS'eIlg leml9Itst. pine Gountps
eO'Oner' tom traf til at bore paa
~'0n't, log fig at 9iaet.
SOpHlif.aaunioat for aetten.
otanolurpen / Reb Gate aaus
,rn0' ! forriSs uge to qntIoaer imop
S," ~ SrOtpn, qopuliItcrnss aan.
sYu' Tor Guuntpaopptats Gmbsoet
n... e4orIes e, gou8btpn, gmbe,
"u09r'noe Snbebaper, Der Isaer
n, .''aS9 'om en- uufbansis aanois
hin. w. SrOpn beItplOss for at
n, uEr,tte en- Surpmanc oe ct 9ios
D, Sntr''tSr'ttens 5ebruartermiu.
IN. So9sr tom op for Dpmmer
WE '0'Ft9e 5reOas. Yua 5Orllus
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Ohio.
Gu Ieterau bro Of @lootab.

5rant SirrTig / sOleoo osce 96orss
bag often al globtab fra ct Saar,
ban bapos faat Tom SoIbat unoer
9orsertrigsn - ct Saar, iom dlorig
beIt bar igjsngrpet. Der bar bin III
ten Iprunget 9ul paa bette Saar,
netop iom Sirrfig ftulbs be9ipe Jig til
Spile for Nattsn. Smtring peo Wttbs
nat bgbe ban al 9lootab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08

al 6oriparets Qbpotat, Mr. Steners
ion, blep ben enc uf Suserne ufpiit os
Den anben ubIat til gsbanblins i
nRite Hetstermin.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Steurns tngcr Spbolo Stiamatrr,

u. 9. Gpurt ! Mdntato afIluttebe
I'm Retstermin Snsbag Mipoag.
Jorbsret oper Srant Stepsns, Der
bapoe srtlGret Zig itte ItplOis i 9lntlas
gen for at babe gjort Snobrub / Rem
ulm po'ttontor iibItleoen September,
bar begpnbt pg n9iten tilenbsbragt,
od Stepcns foranoreoe I'm Satt;s Of
ertl9reoe Jig itploi9. San blep bsrpaa
osmt til 3 aar pg 6 Waaneoers Sp-
bolb | Stillputer pg til at betals en-
Mfultt at 500. @eb Snbbruobet /
poittontoret bupbe bet lpttetS BAN at
'ti9Ie STA | qenge og $712.35 / 5ris
mGrter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Jnolanoet.
Coma.
On una Tame ioriunnbeu.

Miis Marsaret Simpion, en- uns
apinbs, Tom ftuoereoe oeo Orate lint
urFtp, er forIpunben, pg bperten benz
S,s Samilie eler 0eninoer bar tuns
net froe Spor efter benoe. 6or ct
Qar ioen fpttsoe bun til Ses Woines
ia &anIas Gitp iammen meo fine
5oraIbre, og for fort Sio iiosn fpts
tso, Sanilien til Grimes, en- liosn
81 nar Ges Wpines. Miis Gimp
ion bapbs ~inoloseret fig / Ho. 1911
Itt s~birtpsfrit Street, life langt
fla llniosrIitetst, men | Sborsoags
i,ts piit Iig Der paa TO Tiger. Den
Soripunone sr en- b~siuoren, liant og
potlsr Brunette.
sammsnfubtter fur f%eleionlinier.
Some Sslsphone 60. | Siour Gitp
"a SnOtpenbent / 0es Mpines bar of
iIuttet Sontratt ON at brinse fine
2inisr / 6urbinbslie meo binanben,
iau at Siour Gitp iammentnpttes
rso OF pg Spbpeit, meoens Ses
g}oinss tommer / Sprbinbelie meo
Iinnsipta % Re TO 9atotasS tater.
Den me Sronins bill bore tpmmsn
isong ON ii Waansoer.
1rt 51ie So,pa til Tanila.
3horsous Gftermiooas forlob bet
5lOs Sopd'Rss. Gan 5rancisco mso
SranSpprtTtibst "pennfplpania" for
at r,iis til Manila. Wanee Ienner
N9 gsIpnoere at be bprtbragsnbe Sols
Sater bdooe iamlet fig paa grpsssrns
Tor at bpos benz Sarpel ps 2ptte paa
Rtiisn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Snniaurrnc liter itfc fin ageut.

Gn proteit mob asent Glapp paa
pine Hiose Snoianera9enturst, er blez
pen ienbt til WaIbington, Itripes fra
Scuopppb, og Sipurinoianerne bols
Der MI paa at opitile fine formeGe
antlager mob Maipr Clasp og 6lert
prgb. @gsnt GIopp bar altio peret
anIset Iom en- bpgti9 Mdnb / lit Gms
beoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
1erurIt2uhm
MaIKNF&
usssmmss I,sssss % srssas Rsssss.
npsvttsismsutsr

maa i~nsrspsres isn,n autr Tsnesa % fsrsess Iron
s.n us,isi,m,rier insiasss iifs I to psa btnanesn
fpIaerss Runtr,. m,euinors bet utr1f ellie 'srias
Gee. bpis ct ap.rtitismsHi. Der 'srff fsm~sr tns !
qirsoaasunmsre 7 Dr.. '~srIaua,s tnstruifsts Ganss.
oil bet iomm, iuo 10 flrssassnunsrs. Brsss, Der irss
oolser apsriisiemsnitr, ION bet batter mse. bSr nsp
zee assrtisitmsni I BET nsprs etsrns paa ass
pslsAen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Eun pnkrtu.
yrrifcmulfiur hrInnt nrr RrniQo.

peter PeterIpns Sr9itemditine tps
Slo i Sirsbags, meons ben bar / Or
bsioe to Nil sItenfor RsOtlfo, %
brGnote op. 70 SpeoeItatte, tiibsz
rsnbe Gus Reoman sler &. ~. Spalz
hing, bleo psiaa lagt / gite. 8niiter
fra 0ampmaItinen ant9nbte Stats
tene. Cab $500. Sngsn 4sIurance.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-02
"Fifteenth Regiment Fiddle"

Horace Guild of Lyndon enlisted in
Co. A, 10Th VT, regiment. In the same
regiment were Hank White, his associ-
ate, Clark, both afterwards members
Of the Whittemore & Clark Minstrel
Co., and Knight, who was made drum
major. All went from Fairlee
and vicinity. On their way out Knight
found and bought fiddle which he
sold to Co. A, who liked fiddle music,
each member taking share. The
fiddle was kept in the company, and
was resorted to on all occasions when
the men had an opportunity to bunch
up for entertainment. Guild, White,
Knight and Clark took turns carrying
the fiddle on their numerous marches.
Just before the battle of Gettysburg
Guild was taking his turn, and, as
everybody was throwing away luggage
in preparation for the great event,
Guild took his fiddle to the suffer, had
it boxed and shipped to his brother, j.
]. Guild of St. Johnsbury, VT, where
1t has been ever since. Anyone who
wants to hear the Fifteenth regiment
fiddle" which entertained the boys 60
long in the army can call on j. j. Guild
and he will rasp out few army tunes
and show the quality Of the old fiddle.
Exchange.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-02

cured by bonds. He said practically
that he didn't care to be heard. This
was the protect which the bank re-
ceived and the apparent scope of its in
tervention.
In September of last year the publ
cation was made of reorganization
plan which had been agreed upon and
the bank saw it's counsel and asked
what provision had been made for it.
They answered none, and that they
had told one of their number to notify
the bank that they could not represent
il, but he had gone to Europe without
giving the notice. In this situation
the bank called upon us, who are its
regular counsel, and we looked into
the matter. We learned that the
Grand Trunk Railway company has
made trade with the reorganization
under which as we submit in our petit
tion, all of the property and assets of
the defendant debtor company were to
be transferred TO or for the benefit of
the Grand Trunk Railway company
through foreclosure or other judicial
sales or proceedings to the manifest
hindrance, delay and fraud, as it APP
pears to US, of the banks claim and the
claims of other unsecured creditors.
We learned that the Grand Trunk
Railway owned or controlled majority
of the stock of the debtor company, as
serted lien upon all of its net income,
claimed about half of it's second mort
gage bonds and an interest in owner
ship or otherwise in 100000 of its
first mortgage bonds, all of which in
terests with the power and control they
represented were to be availed of in
the carrying out of plan by which
every source for the payment of gener-
al and unsecured creditors should be
cut off and all transferred in substance,
at least, in one half of the debtor COM
pany's stock to the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Company, substantially the debtor
to the extent in which it held the stock
and seemingly to the inevitable hinder.
ance, delay and fraud of the creditors,
who would get nothing, and the first
step in the scheme was to be the fore
closure of the second mortgage in
which you have just listened to the ar
guments on demurrer. l quote the
first article of what l understand to be
the agreement between the parties:
~ 10 oSiOCu tbat otCpo ohaii UC edhCh
by the foreclosure of the second mort
gage of the Central Vermont Railway
company, otherwise, as counsel shall
advise, to vest in new corporation to
be formed, the title to all the property
of every kind, including leasehold es-
tates now belonging to the Central
Vermont Railway Company"
This agreement contemplates that in
the outcome the Grand Trunk Railway
company should be not merely the
owner or controller of ne.half of the
Central Vermont railroad, but the
whole of it. 1t says:
at is understood that the new corpo-
ration shall be organized by the said
Grand Trunk RailW ay company, or in
it's interests, and that it shall own or
control all the stock"
Not only 80 but all of its various
claims were to be secured-a new
mortgage is to be made of ten millions
of first mortgage bonds and four mil
lions Of seconds in two series and the
disposition of four millions, including
both series, is to be thus secured.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-02

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