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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-17

Eugene II. Reed, farmer, Glenburn.
Draper u. Taylor, farmer, Scott.
VIM. ID. Watkins, merchant Scranton.
James Watkins, miner, Priceburg.
Geo. f. Walker carpenter, Scranton.
Jacob York. councilman, Priceburg.
LALLY NOT HOLLY.
An examination Of this list showed
that through some kind Of an error
Dennis Lally had been summoned as "A
Juror in place of Dennis Holly. lie
was excused and walter Siglin, a
farmer who resides in Clifton town
ship, was called in his place. The
work Of selecting twelve good men and
true then proceeded slowly.
Joseph Marks, of Olyphant, one of
the twenty, was called before the
court by Attorney Lenahan and sworn.
He was asked If he had not expressed
an opinion about the case in Schulz
mehl's cigar store, in Olyphant, last
Thursday. He admitted having been
in the cigar store one day last week.
but aside from a reference to the fact
that he would be a juror this week.
nothing was said about court matters
He had never expressed an opinion
concerning the guilt or innocence Of
the defendants.
James Conlin. who lives on North
Fillmore avenue. this city. was called
before the court by Attorney Kelly.
He had never talked about the case
with any persons and did not know
there was such n case until he came
into court yesterday morning.
There are two cases of libel on the
list against the defendants in which
Colonel Ripple is prosecutor, and while
the attorneys were deciding upon a
jury Judge Edwards asked the district
attorney whether or not the two
cases would be tried together. Mr..
Jones said they would try only one
case. and specified No. 81 on the list
as the one then at issue.
At 11.2O the work of selecting a jury
was completed and the following were
sworn:
+. II. Allen, company hand Scranton.
d. +. Bell coal dispatcher s. Abingdon.
James Conln. laborer Scranton.
Geo. T. Emerson, farmer, n. Abingdon.
Henry G. Hoffman, laborer, jefferson.
John Harris. brakeman, Scranton.
John MCAloon, bookkeeper. Scranton.
Charles Murray, laborer. Scranton.
John McGarrah. miner, Mayneld.
George f. Walker, carpenter, Scranton
Walter Siglin, farmer, Clifton.
Eugene II. Reed, farmer, Glenburn.
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The New ChautauQua Books

for the current year now ready.
Four Vols. Price, $3.50 for the set
The Chautauqua Magazine,
Price $500 per year.
We receive orders for 1t.
School Books and School Stationery.
Business and Social Stationery.
All the New Things Worth Having.
All the New Books at cut prices.
Blank Account Books, all sorts
and sizes for all kinds Of business.
WALL PAPERS
and Decorative Novelties.
Now is the time to decorate
your rooms for the fall and winter.
Window Shades. Wall Moulding,
at correct and popular prices.
Prices of our goods are advancing.
Order your wants now and save
money, 4.
NJ. NORTON,
322 Lackawanna Avenue.
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GET TOUR HHIskERs TRIMMED.

No Ragged Ends Allowed to Elevated Rail.
road TrAinmen.
Get those whiakers trimmedl The nat has
gone forth on the Mani attain elevated road
system. Otiicially signed and sealed. It Is
posted In the stations whore the men report
for WORK. Every trainman and conductor, so
runs the order. must. II he wears whiskers.
keep them respectfully trim med. or II he pre-
fers to go clean shsven. must be clean shavsn
to o Warrautabls degree OF cleannoss. No
longer shall the breeze that whistles past the
speeding elevated train snatch Eolian dis
cords from brushwoods OF hair: but all
shlll be swestly harmonious No longer
shall the many angled cindor. sending
its swift. sure course to the unsuspecting
eye Of the passenger. land and remain
amongst the stubble Of q chin like the cylinder
OF q music box. Swish goes the razor along
the strop. and the barber rubs HE hands with
gIes. for IT'S all good business to him and the
trainman with gashed face and white films OF
shaving soap in his ears. says things about the
new order that are not intended for publ.
cation.
At FIRST It was supposed that the nat was
much more sweeping than 1t actually 10.
Rumor had 1t that there was to be = clean
Oweep OF all facial adornment. CsAsors OF APP
psAraneo. 1t was said. would 60 through the
trains. ke0n-Oyed and armed with author
ity. To this one they would say: Take those
of :" to that one. Oct 'em shaved" TO third
Try q haircut" Eventually. II was said
there would DO none but hairless faced, bald
headed employees upon the road to account
for the companys action. The men finally
learned that they could keep their whiSkers.
but must keep them In such condition as
tho company saw it, The tlcketssllOrs and
choppers are chuckliRG The order doesn't
apply TO them. therefore they approve OF 1t.
Good thing" said one Of then to the re-
porter who asked for his views on the subject
Keep those fellows from looking like hoboes.
There's been q regular epidemic OF Weary
Willie whisksrs on this line for the last year
and now TIN be 80 that man can get through
the gates without running against q hail
mattress. II those guys hadn't ovsrdone the
thing and set out to qualify for bearded ladies
1t wouldn't have happened. Serves EN- right
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to those OF Europe may be true, but we ought
not TO proclaim IL TO DO true In advance before
inquirinR whether II be 90 or not
Whenever tho creation Of such Government
bank as the needs Of the country manifosty TO
qulre 10 seriously proposed, tho model taken for
II should be- as far as possible, the Bank Of Eng
land The charter Of that institution, after nah
ing the improvements In IL suggested by tho ex-
perience OF a century and half, was finally nIod
In 1914 and has never since been amended. One
feature OF II In particular should be adopted.
namely, tho separation Of the issue Of circulating
notes from tho business Of the regular banking
department. and the maintenance for tho rcdemp-
ton Of those notes OF o special fund not liable
for tho payment Of other claima This feature
at least, could DO incorporated into our present
independent Treasury system II has been ad-
vocated by THR SUN for five years past; IL 10
recommended by President Mckinley. and II
has the support even Of tho bankers who would
gladly SEQ the Government notes retired 10 make
way for their own issuoA The majority Of
our citizens prefer paper money TO coin, but they
want IL TO be equal In value, under all circum-
stances, TO gold coin. and they are entitled 70
have that value guaranteed In tho best manner
possible. Such guaranty is offered when tho
paper is issued by tho Government backed
by q re ,crvo Of gold for It's redemption equal 70
any imaginable demand. and sacredly protected
ag ainst depletion for any other than redemption
purposes. Its elasticity can be secured BY making
II expand in volume as fast and as far as gold
Ia deposited in exchange for 1t and letting II
contract whenever gold Is demanded In exchange
for IT. This is not mere theory; the plan has
been tested In England for moro than fifty years
without once failing. and therefore It may req
sonably DO expected to succeed here.
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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LOST SEQ; KILLED HIMSELF.
Waterman Turns His Pistol on Himself
Before His Little Daughters Eyes.

Waterman Turns His Pistol on Himself
Before His Little Daughters Eyes.
Michael McEntee. q Waterman employed In
the American Express Companys depot at the
Mott Haven station on the New York Central
Railroad. received $25 last Friday. his wages
for two weeks. Instead OF going to his home
at 2003 Madison avenue and giving the
money to his wife as he had always done. he
disappeared, He came homo Saturday night
In . daxsd condition and was unable TO
tell whore he had bosn. When he
aWokS yesterday morning his wife asked him
for the money and 1t was gone. He said he
believed he had been robbed but he couldn't
tell where. He refused to eat any breakfast
and cried all the morning over his loss.
Mrs. McEntss left him In his bed room with
their youngest child about noon. She had
been down stairs only Q few minutes when
McEntee shot himself through the heart. His
wife found him on the bedroom floor dead and
the little girl sitting In the front room weeping.
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DIN. IAN DYKES PULPIT.

President Stryker of Hamilton May He
Called to Fiji 1t.
President N. Woolsey Stryksr OF Hamilton
College preached yesterday morning OF the
Central Presbyterian Church. There 10 some
talk Of DR.. Stryker's succeeding DR.. Van Dyke
at the Brick Church. DR.. Van Dyke who is to
lecture at Princeton this fall. will preach
from his old pulpit on the 6rst Sunday In
October and each Sunday thereafter until
his successorl 10 chosen. Dr. Stryker. who
has often preached at the Brick Church. and
who has a considerable following inlthe congre-
cation. said yesterday that he had had nc
authoritative information that there was q
movement to call him to Dr. Van Dykes pulpit
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Waited $tdes
eMortoaae f Trnst Go

90 CEDAR 3TREET, NEW VN-N
S StRrEHs :::.:.:::::::::: $a go. SSo
Transacts General Banking Business.
Allows Interest on Deposits subject to check
Is Legal Depository for Court &Trust Funds.
acts as Fiscal Agent for Gtiss& Corporations
Bays and sells Foreign ErcEcnJc
Issues Commercial and Tra"ellCrS' CVcdits
Apai!able in all parts Of tie world.
loans money on Bond and Ao't94Jc.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds.
Actsas Trustee, Registrar & Transfer ACeHS
Transacts General Trust Business.
OFFICERS.
George w. Young. PreSident
Luther hOuntEe. ...Slce-Prealuent
James TimpHon.. Id Ylce-President
Arthur TnrnbuII. 80 Nice-Prerident
Clark "illtnmH. .TreaHurer
HichaFd ". Hurd. Asst. secretRry
Calvert Brewer. Asst. Treaaurer
Alexander Phillips. Man q For'n DepI
DIRECTORS
Samuel u. BaDcock,
Vim. II. Baldwin Jr.. Gustav r. Kissel.
Frederick o. Ear:oa, l:uta"r KohntEe.
nrmoa' "iaFEc, RIchard 4. McCufdy.
Charles ID. Dickey, Theodore MOrford
William J.. Dixon. Robert oGphant,
Robert A. Granniss Charles n Pratt
q. 6. Haven. Jr,, james Tmpson,
Charles r. Henderson, En- H. ThOmHs.
George W. Young.
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finameial.
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
EXCHANGE Of Shares.
OFFICE or UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.


i2o Broad way, New York.
AND CoMM1N Stock OF THE DIS.
Con RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION
notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that. subject to the
OF the preferred and common capital stock OF Union
Pacific Railroad Company. an arrangement has been
made for the exchange OF shares of its increased
preferred and common stock for shares OF the pre-
ferel and common stock. respectively, of tho
OREGON Railroad and Navigation Company.
Tho basis of exchange OF the increased preferred
preferred stock of the Oregon Railroad and Naviga
ton Company Is share for share, toIether with the
payment TO depositors Of preferred stock OF tho
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company, at the
in exchange therefor. Of the sum OF One Dollar
per share in equalization and adjustment OF
dividends.
stock Of Union Pacific Railroad Company for tho
common stock Of the Oregon Railroad and faviga
ton Company IL share for share.
Oregon Ra!lroad and Navigation Company desiring
to avail OF this offer must, before October l.
1899 deposit their shares duly endorsed for trans
fer and witnessed or proved and stamped as ured
by the United States Internal Revenue law. for
delivery to Union Pacific Railroad Company. with
The Mercantile Trust Company, 100 Broadway. New
York City. or with the Old Colony Trust Company.
Ames Building. Boston. Mass.
Negotiable certificates OF deposit will be issued
by the above mentioned depositarieB emitting the
holders thereof to receive preferred or common sock
be. OIL the terms above expressed or to the return
Of deposited shares OF stock of the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company in the event that tho
issue OF the new preferred aud common stock Of
Union Pacific Railroad Company shall not, prior to
November /, 1892. have been authorized at the
meeting Of stockholders now called for that
Dated September 18th. 1892.
ALEX MILLAR, Secretary.
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DrsonpEnLr UxDERrAkER FINED.
He Insisted on Taking Murdered Mrs. Aster's
Body AID Was Arrssted.

Body AID Was Arrested.
Philip BoslEsr. manager OF an undertaking
establishment at 3ne East EiRhty-sixth street.
who was arrested for dlsordsrly conduct
at the house at 128 East Tenth street
on Saturday morning whilo wranalinR
over the possession OF the bodies OF Alex
ander Woiser and Mrs. Laura Aster. the
woman he killed. was fined In the Yorkvile po-
lice court yesterday. Detective Kealy ofthe Fifth
street station had been placed on guard over
the bodies previous to their removal to the
Morgue. and had much difficulty In preventing
undSrtaksrs from carrying. the bodies of by
BoelEer WAS the most troublesome in the
crowd Of undertakers. and insisted on taking
onsr's order to the contrary.
The prisone or showed the p qRistrats.an order
from Henry Flegner OF 23a East Elghty-hfth
street. a brother Of the dead woman, authorlz-
ing him to take charge OF her body but the
magistrate hned him So.
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GAS Light 4 HEArING co.

CHARlFsTuS, W Va, sept. I'M, 1899.
The Board Of Directors has this day dodarod
dividend Of three per cent (3 per cent tag Pre-
ferred Stock and dividend OF one and nsnalf per
cent Il te per cent? on the Common Stock OF this
Company payable october 10th, lSns. to the stock.
holders ot record at the close of business on Sep
TENDER 18Th, SnH
Transfer hooks will he closed at the close OF bust
ness ON September 18Th, iSpp, aud rPop N October
IIth IRpy W, 4. DOlTHIRr So rotary,
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY,
80 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK. ""

Noptembcr l2th, lSBN.
The Board OF directors La, This day declared
qnarteIly liNldcud of ONE AND ONE-HALF AZ!
PER CENT from net earnin - the Preferred
Capital stock, payable Oct. = 1899, to Preferred
Stockholders OF record OF september 18TH. 1870.
The Transfer Book. Of the Preferred stock will
close at noon on the 18TH day Of September. 1879.
and reopen ON the I'D day Of October 1879.
T., W HYDE. Secretary
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Ofcc Of
WESTINGHOUSE ELEt TRIO & MFG. co

10 BrORuNIy, y. ~ btpT II, INVN,
Atameetng u the Eve uuVe Committee Of this
company held thls day II was
RESOLVED, That quarterly dividend OF ONE
AND THEEk.QU PER CENT ls4 per cent?
upon the Preferred stock at the Goa pany no de
clarcd payable on OFT. = 1880, t. STOCKHOLDERS, Of
record and that tho transfer DO ks for the Preferred
Stock be closed on sept. ta, Sgi, at loo urlockPM
and opened On Oct. I'd. lsry, at IouV o clock A. NJ,
l. W. SIEMON. AS. [ TrcAa'r
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DIVIDEND.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILN AY
COMPANY.

Richmond, Va, August 10th, 1899.
Adividend OF ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on the stock OF the company, payable October IS.
1890 to stockholders of record on the closing Of the
transfer books ON september 20. 1890.
The transfer books will close at tho once of ]. P.
MORGAN co. % Wall Street. New lorE on Tues
day. September "a. 1899. at . p NJ, and will reopen
ON Wedne -day, October 25th. at 10 A. NJ.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM.
PASY.
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KNICKCnnOCKEN I,E COMrANY.

Chicago. Ill. sept. l3 1879
The Board of Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend OF ~ PER CENT. on the com.
mon stock Of the kncEcrbocker Ice Company uI
Chir ago for the quarter ending Stpt. 80 next pay
able Oct /. Books close Sept. bland open oct. g.
WILLIAM 4. WALTER, Secretary.
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Bye. i. wELLFoRD. Secretary.
AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY co.
81. Lou =, Sept. ?, 1899.

Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. =.
Al a meeting of the Board OF Directors held this
day 1t resolN cd thRta dividend OF ~ per cent.
on the preferred capital stock of the company lie de-
ClAred payable on Wednesday Nov. !. lsua, at the
office OF the Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
No. 90 Cedar street. New York City. TO stockholders
OF record at the close OF business on Tuesday Oct
10, 1899. Transfer books will close Tuesday, Oct.
10, and reopen Friday, Nov, 3.
FRED. II. IA ron, LIST ViCc-P! esident.
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OFFICE OF
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.,

100 Broadway, New York City.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST NON-CUMULATIVE INCOME
BONDS OF OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, subject to
tho due authorization OF the now contemplated In.
Of the preferred capital stock Of Union Pacific
Railroad Company. an srranxsmsnt has been made
for the exchange OF tho Income bonds Of this
Company for preferred stock OF Union Pacific Rail
road Company at thu rate Of ten shares 81 900 par
Income bonds.
Holders Of Income B bonds OF this Company de-
string to avail themselves of the opportunity to
make the exchange must deposit their bonds, for
delivery to Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY with
The Mercantile Trust Company, 100 Broadway,
New York. or with the Old Colony Trust Company.
Ames Building. Boston. Mass, on or before october
I. 1899. .
The Income B bonds so deposited must bear all
coupons subsequent to the coupon OF October let;
1899, which coupon may be detached and retained
by the holder for collection at maturity.
Negotiable certificates OF deposit will be issued
by the above mentioned depostAriss ontitlinE the
holders thereof to receive preferred stock OF Union
Pacific Railroad Company the terms above ex-
pressed or to the return Of deposited bonds in tho
event that the Issue of such preferred stock shall
not, prior to November l. 1899. have been author
lied at the meeting of stockholders now called for
that purpose.
Dated September Is. 1899.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS I'm s1.ooos,

Open Hob LOG. c7os-
Sdles. Name. ing est 1t. ino.
626 Atch adj 4s...... ssh ssH 80 soh
2a7 Atch gnl 4s"...lo2h lo2h 100 lo3H
Adams Erp 4s...lo4 1o4 lo3H 1884
Ann Arbor d.. o6h o6k 0dN oak
At Austin N W LIST 90 e6A 90 96h
274 o 31s...... 90 90 95H 90
$40 oAs.......loo 1ooK eeN looA
8 Buff Phi gnl 6s.lo7 lot LOT lot
10 Bur Ran ct Ssl 17k llTk ll7k l17k
B'klyn Rr 5s...ll3h 1l3H AJAX 1l3k
B'klyn w&wbs. IS 50 90 81
25 B'klyn I'm FL LIST, 20 90 90 90
2 Chs ocn os....llsh llsk 1ls lls
ls3 Chs o g <las... e5K o5h e6h e5K
Chs / OR&A
1st 4s en...loA 1O4 104 1o4
27 BGQ+s. e1.ll3x l19H 113H l13x
30 B&Q 7s....1l3 ia ll3 ia
C.B&Q SIS. Idiv. l ! S& IL On III az ! eH
&C. Ban Is. 1 div l oeA 1oeH 1904 i 6H
CSC. stL
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CeloNlAL 1Rvs1 @mRANX
sLRqLDUllDve.
GA Broadway NEW YeRk
CAPITAL AND SIJRPLIJS. Sl5SoOOo.


CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SI5ea,eee.
Legal Depository for Court and Trast Funds.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS
Acts as Executor, Administrator. Guar
dian, Committee. Trustee. Receiver. As
signee, Registrar. Transfer and Fiscal
Agent.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DAILY BAL ANCES.
Subject to check. payable at sight or
through the New York Clearing house
and on certificates Of Deposit.
TAKES ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR RAILROAD
AND OTHER MORTGAGES.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
OFFICERS
JOHN e. BORNE. President
RICHARD DELXFIELD,)
CORD MEYER, Vice-PresidsntA
JAMES W. TAPPIS.
ARPAD 8. GROSSMANN. Treasurer
EDMUND l.. JUuSON. Secretary.
PHILIP s. BABCOCk. Trust omecr
TRUSTEES
Henry O. Havemeyer. Cord hss3,e H,;,,,
Lowell NJ. Palmer. Nm. T., Wnrdweu
Richard Delaheld. Thee W. Myrrs,
Percival Khhne. Geo. warren Smitn.
Frank Curtiss. John I, pickerson
Vernon II. Rrown. James W. Tappln;
W Seward web
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23 Wall st.,

New York, August ls, 1900.
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees Tor
Preferred stock Trust Certificates OF the southern
Railway Company will close at 8 p NJ. on Monday.
Sept. IL 1900 and will reopen at 10 A. NJ. on
Friday, Sept. 81. lsD9.
On October =, 1899, the Voting Trustees will be
prepared to distribute the above dividend of One
Per Cent. when received by them among the par.
on their books when closed as above.
]. p MORGAN 4 CO.,
Agents Tor Voting Trustees.
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dividends and anterest.

New York. August 10. 1899.
A dividend OF ONE PER CENT, ont OF accumu.
lated earnings has this day been declared the
PREFERRED STOCK OF the Company. PAYABLE
October 4. 1899. to stockholders OF record at tho
close Of business September H. 1899.
The preferred stock transfer books will close at
p A.. on Monday. sept II. 1902. and VIII reopen
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
JOSIAH f. HILL Secretary
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UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS (1s 81 .000s).
Open High Leu Clos.
Sass. Ndr,x ino. eat. est isp.
1000 Q o.. r.....l osh 1854 1854 loaK
$4,000 U So. c......1osh loeN losA losN
1000 U.s. +s.r1eo7. lllH lllk 1llh lllK
10000 8 Is. c. 19o7.ll3h ll3x liza ll3H
5000 U a.. Q, 1928. l BOX 1907 lSoK 1904
2looo vFd. 2.as 1891 s7h s7h e7h s7k
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@Ieetiuus aud atlrrtiugs.
THE Pacific COAST coMpAN

THE Pacific COAST COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of The
Pacific Coast Company will be held at the utiice
Of the Company 81 Montgomery Street, Jersey ity,
New Jersey, on Wednesday the nth day Of October,
1872 at II clock noon, foe the election of three
Directors. to be elected tor term of three years
and for tho Transaction OF such other business as
may properly come bsfore the meeting.
stock transfer books will be clio ed at o'clock
p. II. on Friday, September 10, lSnp and rcopeued
at 10 O'clock A, N on October IL. 1899.
September |, lSpH,
HAMILTON H. DURAND, Secretary.
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'CnE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders OF
i TEE HoAN SILVER MINING COMPANY for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing year will be
held at the otnce OF the Company at salt Lake city
o'clock noon. A. I. HARRISON. Secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Now York Stock Exchanee-Sales and Range
of Prices on Securities Dealt In Dur.
ing the Week Ending September 10, 1909.
The Worcester spy., 1899-07-25
cHAMBERLAIN's LECTURES.
The Degree Of Civilization is Governed By
Environment.

Df Chamberlain spoke on Environ.
ment and civilization" and said in
part: Some have said that environ.
ment is everything and others that he.
redity is everything Both are right.
When we study environment we must
distinguish between man and animals
M an does not conform to environments
as animals do, but must make environ
ments Maj. Powell says human evo-
luton is serial evolution, and not spe.
ciss evolution. There are three factors
which go to make this UP.
Man in an arctic environment has his
mental activities stimulated; he in.
vents a house and builds 1t of ice he
makes q lamp he invents clothes, and
the environment becomes the creature
OF the man. In temperate cline he
adapts himself. He builds his house Of
trees and covers 1t with earth ana
leaves. 1t Is evolution Of grades OF
mind, and not difference Of species Of
men. Further south man changes, and
here, where plants develop skin and
back and put on spines, where animals
develop poison to protect themselves
ma1 makes himself house Of stone, II
caves or with wallis. In this environ.
ment man is differently minded. bu,
physically the same as In other re.
gions.
Man in Florida and the Caribbean sea
selects, the islands over which fhc
tides how, He builds walls arolnA tsas