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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-14

Secretary Root So Sanrulne That He
Leaves Fer New York Today-Physi.
clans Announcement of Redressing
the Presidents Wound Strengthens
public's Convictions AS to the Hon.
esty of the OFFICIAL Bulletins.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-14

The potato, hitherto grown as a tiher
underground. Is now being produced
like fruit from the stem e the & ant
says TIE Chicago News. The favor Of
these potatoes is excellent,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

Talk about power! J. p. Morgan
has more power to-day, m the world,
than any man that ever lived, 10
matter whether king, president
general or anything else, and he is
none of these. lie dictates the
money functions of two of the great
est nations the world ever saw.
America and England. His word
alone saved both these from a panic
that Wonld have shook the earth.
two months or 50 ago. The bust
ness of handling these two govern
ments, is coming to be classed as
a mere bagatelle, as compared 10
the business of handling Morgan's
varied interests. He has and is to-
day the central figure in the man age.
ment of no less than three billions
of capital, while the two govern.
ments just mentioned barely handle
more than a billion of interests
each, for year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19
4 FREE (2l PEOPLE.

It is i'll the power Of one man TO
stop almost every car wheel IN the
United States.
1t il IN the power of one man to
put ont almost if not every coal oil
lamp IN the Union.
II is in the power OF few men TO
close and break every bank IN the
United States.
II is in the power of two or three
men to close nearly every telegraph
and telephone line IN the Union
Two men can caNse nine-tenths of
the people to 60 without sugar or
coffee for breakfast.
Four men can practically break
every stockraiser iii America.
Zen men IN New York can make
Uncle Sam issue bonds anytime
they may desire. and so it goes.
And yet we axe free people.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19
Montpelier, Idaho, July 10, 1901
oUGH7(y TO BE SATISFIED.

In almost every magazine pub
l1shed and many daily papers, too,
one can find articles describing the
great opportunities now open to
Young men. They all tell how
much of salary bright, energetic
man can get at this and that voca-
ton. These papers go love to dOte
on the 81 900, 900 salary Henry
Schwab gets from the steel trust,
that we will take his case for an ex-
ample. He is supposed, through
his superior wisdom, to make the
earnings of the company, that en-
ploy him, reach 800, 900, 900 per
annum. For doing this he gets
LOO part and the stockholders,
who do nothing but furnish about
one-fourth of the capital (the other
three-fourths being "watered" stock)
get 99-1OO of the gam. Now sup
pose Henry takes couple of his
years salaries and gets four friends
to put in ~, 900, 900 each, making
an actual capital of $4,000, 900,
then waters 1t to $40, 200, 900, and
starts in business for himself. What
would be the result? Why, the
big trust would squeeze him out of
the market in little while and his
investment would be a failure.
The point is, that as long as the
bright young men work tor salaries,
there is an opportunity for them,
but when they seek to work for
themselves they are up against it.
Most men are not content to work
all the days of their life, expanding
their best energies, for somebody
else. Men who are capable of max.
ing business a success for some one
else certainly ought to do pretty
well for themselves, but the concen
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

And now the McLeanites and
monopoly catering convention of
Ohio, who the other day sat on
Bryan and the two platforms he ran
on, have had bombshell exploded
under their hopes of success. The
Bryanites have called convention
to meet at Columbus on july Iso,b
to nominate full state ticket AL
ready 1t is learned that DELEGATES
will be present from every county
in the state, which goes to show
that the principles of eo6 and 1900
are not wholly without supporters
in the Buckeye state. 1t also pro, es
that without the Bryanites the req
ular democratic ticket cannot win
The republicans will have a walk-a-
way III Ohio this fall.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

tratlon of wealth prevents this.
Therefore, the best brains Of effe
country must be hircd; it can't go
the road on an independents scale.
The man who has business eapa-
Dilities these days stands no move
chance in his line than the expert
at laying up bricks OF tamping t'es'
does in his. Both ale slaves to the
sssalary@ scheme and neither can
ever hope 10 be OH an independent
working basis OF his own. T'me
was when this was not so, but 1t IS
nowadays.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

The Endowment Rank, knights
Of Pythias, the insurance depart
ment of the order, is under inVesti-
CATION by the supreme lodge. The
rank is in bad financial stan ding as
result of improbable invest ments,
but the supreme lodge has re1tter-
ated its intention to stand behind
the rank, which makes every Ger
tihcate of insurance good for IT'S
face. The surplus funds are tied
up IN New Jersey hotel and a
broken bank in Texas and it is the
intention to realize what can be So
cnred from these investments and
put the rank III better shape. A
raise III the insurance fees will also
oe made, as experience has demon
strated that they are stilltoo low. al
though twice that of other fraternal
companies Offering members cheap
insurance. The death losses of the
rank have also been heavy for the
past two quarters amounting to q
total OF $3.50, 900 paid heirs Of de-
ceased members. The rank has
put ont over SIG, 900 since it's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d'Alene Prass
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19
T E CARD
Between Grand junction and Denver
Effective February, %, 1900.

New and elegant dining ears on all
through trains. service Il la carte
Through Pullman ane family sleeping
cars ia Chicago
Three personally conducted tourist or
family weekly excursions 10 New York
City and Boston via Chicago or 81 Louis
For rates. descriptive pamphlet anil
all information apply 10 any Ticket
Agent or to, S. X. Hooper, g. i. & 4.
a. Denver. Colo, II. r. Nevins, General
Agent. salt Lake City Utah, II. NJ.
Gushing, Tray. Pass. Agent, Salt Lake
Cng Utah
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

Socialism, in at least snne of it's
forums, is getting ready 10 burst on
30 the American republic in great.
avalanche, and when the dust clears
away 1t viii be foand that she gov
ernment viii own the railroads,
telegraph and telephone lines, and
all other public utilities The peo-
pie have been held mp about long
enough.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19
The Malad Enterprise eemes to-

The Malad Enterprise comes to-
mo th;s week with brand new head
and y general Improvement in make
mn all round IL is aIl-at. home
print. and through and through
presents most attractive appear
ance. And that reminds us, that,
move and more Idaho papers are
dlscard1nS ''pasent entrapls,'' and
are thus coming to reslize that, if
ANYBODY IS TO profit by stfsreign''
ads, why not the man who does the
work of getting out the paper
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

The magazine wOTshipPeFs of
money sristocracy, say thasaDy man
who is permitted by she trnsts to
work for them, ought to consider
himself lucky, as snch favoSs come
to but 1ew- Yes, that il trueS
precious few.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19

Grover Cleveland couldn't carry
a single state in the Union running
as candidate for the presidency
The people wantno more OF Grover
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-07-19
Fearful Heat.


Sunday Monday and Tuesday,
The whole week in fact, were the
hottest days ever seen in Be ar Lake.
ne mercury got close to 100 the
ars' days Of the week, the nights.
however were cool~~Never in the
history OF this section has such
weather been experienced. 1t has
oeeh warm almost to suffocatron.
LOT nearly month, barring a few
Jays This summer will 60 down
III Dear Lake history as the hottest
ever seen since the days of its
settlement.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

William Cairns Stuart al. Trustees. etc. OF
Ellen E. Ward etc. plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants.
IN pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered the abOveentitled action and
bearing date the i4th day ~ June 1900 the under
signed, the Referee said Judgment named. will seil
at public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room. No III Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York Friday day OF January 1901
at y O'Clock that day by Peter F. Meyer. Auc'
oner the premises directed BY said Judgment TO be sod
and therein described follows
= All that certain lot piece or parcel of land situse
IN section Number ! Block Numher 1874 as shown on
the Land Map OF the City of New York and bounded
and described follows: Beg ming point on
the NOrthery line Of West One hundred and secon1,
Street distant hundred and hirty-two 032) fear
O inches easterly from NOrtheaserly oc
the Boulevard and West One hundred Street
thence NorthwardFy parallel with the Boulevard
and to and through sad party wall 40 far
hundred COa) feet: Eastwardly
parallel hundred nd
thirty-two C32) O6l inches SouthWsrdlV
again parallel the Boulevard hundred QooD
feet the Northerly line Of West one hundred and
second Street thence Westwardly along said Northerly
line West hundred and second Street hirty-two
3) feet 60 inches 70 the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. December 18th 1900.
CTAS. KNOX. Referee.
LORD DAY lord. Attorneys Plaintiffs. ofics and
postofice address No. 12O Broadway tManhaan). New
York City.
The following Is dIaeram ot be soIds'
its number is 207 West 102d Street,
lO3d Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
forerlosure Sales.


70 be allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid BY the referee is s73701 and interest.
Dated New York. December e6th 1900
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Rsferes.
The sale of the described premises is hereby
hour and place
Dated New York JAM ary 18th. 1901
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD Plaintiffs Attorneys. NO Il"
Broadway. " y. CITY
The sale or described premises Is hereoy
further adjourned TN Tuesday February Sth lsol az the
same hour and nlace.
GEORGE W ELLIS. ReiereeL
LORD. pay 3 LORD Plaintiffs At'Orneys. No 100
Broadway y Y city
The sale u above premises is hersoy
tarther adjourned H Friday February sth 1901 az tns
same hour and place.
Dated New York February 5th, 1901
GEORGE W ELLIS. Referees.
LORD. DAY LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys No l2o
Broadway. n. Y. City
The sale Of the described premises IL hereby
same hour place
Dated New York. February sth. 1901 -
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
LORD. DAY e LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 10
Broadway. y. Y. City
The sale OF above described premises hereby
her adjourned t Thursday March 5Jh 1901 the sans
hour and place
Dated New York February Il 1901.
GEORGE W ELLIS. Referee
LORD, DAY q LORD Plaintiffs Attorneys. No i2Hl
Broadway. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18

Vest 1929 Street
The approximate OF the lien
which The above-descrbed property be sold. 4.
x34 251 3g-I0O thereon from
June. 1900. payments amounting ~
Sc 500 together with allowance amounting To
S36S 100. with the
approximate OF the taxes.
other Hens be allowed the purchaser
the purchase-money, or paid by the Referee. is
81 735 34-lOO and interest.
Dated New York 18th day OF December. 1900
cHAS. f. KNOX. Referees.
The sale Of Ae above described premises is herehvt
adjourned Friday. January 1lth. 1901. the sans
hour place
Dated. New York. January 18th
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attornsys 10 Iroat-
way. ". Y. City.
The sale OF above described premises is hereby
further adjourned Monday February 1fth 1901
hour and place CHAS. H. KSOX, Referee.
lord. DAY LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys 40 Brosd-
way. " Y. City
The Of the above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned Monday February 18Th 1901
hour and place.
Dated " Y. February fith. 1901
CHAS. H. KNOX. Referes
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40. tzo
Broadway, " Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.

Ida o. Walter PLAINTIFF. against Jennie 2 senteu
and others. Defendants IL OF Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made and entered the above
titled bearing 9TH OF February 1901
the undersigned the Referee said Judgment named
Will sell public auction the New York Real Estate
Salesruom, No. III Broadway the Borough Of Manhat
city % New York. the ilh day OF March. 1901
i o'clock thar day By William NJ. Ryan. Auc
toneer the premises directed by said judgment be sold
and therein described follows: AL that piece
0f lanl and building thereon. situate lying
anI being the City Of New York, IN County and
state OF New York. bounded and described follows
BsgtnnlnE point the norheTy side of Ninetyhrst
9D street distant one hundred and seventynve d15 feet
Norhery side Of Ninethst street and The Eastery side
OF West End Avenue running thence NOrtherly parallel
with The Eastey side OF West End Avenue thrtythree
t33l feet and one-quarter inches tS3 a. 1Os n)
the Southery side % old lane. thence Easerly along
On inch point hundred and twenty-five (225l feet
West Avenue measured a line parallel with
Street Southsry parallel with the Easterly
End Avenue thirty 3O feet nine and three
(97l the Northerly side OF Ninetyrst
Street and thence Westerly along the fifty t0 feet
point place begnning also all right title
interest which the said Jennie E. Sente and Charles
SenteI 29th OF December 1896. in and
the the Of said premises the centre line
thereof
Dated New York February 18th. 1901
ROGER FOSTER. Referee
AVERY. sCHLEsINGER PAUL. Attorneys for Plain
Odice and p q. address No 20 Broad Street.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
following Is diagram OF the property TO b. sold.
known No. 253 West s1st Strser;
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o.

~ New York-Josepha VI. Young execurix. SC.
planriff against Cornelius n. Taman and another de-
fendant r pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and
entered in the above entitled action,
30th March, 1900. I. the IN
said judgment named will sell at
public New York Real Estate Salesroons
No. Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan tlty or
New York THURSDAY the l1th day of January, l9gl
AZ IL clock noon that day. by William Kennedy,
aucfioneer the premises directed BY said Judgment 70 oe
sold and therein described as follows All that certain
ground building thereon erected situate N
the Twelfth the City Of New FORK now known
designated Twelfth Ward OF the Borough or
Manhattan s1utherIy side ot Ninety seventh street.
point on The southery Nneyseventh street. dis
westerly from the point formed
the westerly line Of Eighth avenus
known Vest with the southerly line
thence running southery par
sileI with westerly line OF Eighth known
as and Of the through
wall hundred thence westerly parallel with
Nney-seventh street. feet
nOrthery parallel with the westerly line 0f Eighth
(now known a Central Park Wesu and part Of
the through party wall. hundred feet TO the
southerIy lire OF Nneysevenh street. and thence east
along the said southery line OF Nneyseventh street.
feet the point or beginning The land affected
by the said instrument Eow les In section in block lsJ1
on the Land Map Of the City OF New York
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee.
LORD DAY LORD, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ofice and
Post Ofies address. No. 40 Broadway. Manhattan
New York CITY
its number Is No. 54 West Nnety-eventh street:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
foreclosure 5uIes.
New YORK SUPREME C0TTRT c0T-S-

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK Irving Saving, Institution. Plain
tr against William Endemann al. Defendants -
saas and entered n ths above entitled action bearing
date The s9th day ot January 1901 the undsrssnsd
parcel at Public Auction. New York Real Estate
ssiesroorE No III Broadway. IN the Borough Man
Ny s isi 4, u o'clock uoon that DAY; William
TO be sold. and therein descrfbei as Follows.
& ma ma & certain plot piece parcel OF land
YORK ormsriy IN b 1 a Wsrs M Tr the cry Sf New
Westehester and State OF York; being part OF the
2 zn Nv snd desgnatsd BY the Numbers 1is and III
oy Andrew Finda.y Surveyor. dated West Farms Au-
Wes-chessr Soanf nd Wh II ne sGs OF The Register q
described follows: Beginning point on the North
fourteen southeriy from corner formed bv fbe I'M
ersection Of the souhwestery Of One hundred and
Act for the LAYING OUT opening ans Closing of streets
aas ana avenues in the Town Of Morrisania passed
Avenue thence running NorthweserIy along the soih
W side Of lots Numbers III 10
land Of John Echer: southestery a.ons the Land
o5a So1n Eeher and parallel with Fulton Avenue
ne centre Of lots Numbers III map in
one hundred and ninety-three feet 70 the
Ssesy along the Northwesterly side OF Franklin
ahd t~enty-six feet and six inches 20 the
otiis2ns more or less. reference being
TslAn avenue as the same existed prior March
Subject to whatever rights the Mayor Aldermen and
upon the opening or videning 81 FranEi Avenue Penn
ae sane premises heretofore conveyed Katharina
and recorded March 4 1891 in the oncs Of the R4Ests-
9f the City and County New York in Liner l. section
~ OF Sonveyances, page l67-
ru-rO r,r-r-z DANIEL p INGRAHAM. Referee.
113 Broadway. New York CITY
me IqoTi is s diagram OF the property to be sold
East 1ssth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18

ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Whereas
lhs au petition has been hed in the District Court o
the United southern District OF New York
January q l's'i. by John D. Daey owner OF ce--
boat limitation OF liability for all loss
destruct0n damage and injury By sinking OF
sai vessel IN the Hudson River about October
18Th Whereas the petitioner has transferred
the things saved from her.
42S5 0f United Revised Statutes
order Of the Court thrrrunder. 70 samuel IL Lyman.
trustee for the benefit I'll parties who prove
entitled thereto Now therefore in pursuance
Of the monito issued BY sad Court 70 me directed and
S.iirerad 40 hereby claiming 3
loss Destruction. injury occasoned the
sfnklnv Aforesaid 10 ale and due OF their
respective claims before Thomas Alexander. Esq.
United Commissioner his ONCE IN the Post Of
building n the city of New York before the
Tth dav 81 Nav 1901. II A and o appear
before said Court on May Tth. 1901. II A ". ana
answer said libel otherwise they will be de-
faued ard Iebarred particp the psoceeds
OF said vessel
DATED New York. February 6. 1901
WILLIAM FEsSKEL.
United Marshal. Southern District Of New York
ALEXANDER ASH. ProetoTs for Petitioner. II Broad
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18

The approximate OF the lien or charge 20 sat-
isy which the above described property Is 10 be sold s
Iwenty-one thousand hundred
6I-OO dollars with interest thereon from oe
January 1901 together with allowances
ing u Three hundred and twentyone dollars
from the llth day Of January. 1901 together the
expenses OF the sale. There
which to be allowed purchaser out of the
purchase money paid by referee OF which
approximate amount with interest the date OF sale
Is Eight hundred and sixty-nln and 42loo dollars
$500 42).
Dated New York. January Is. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee
The sale Of the above described premises Is hereby adj
30urned Monday March 1901 at the same hour and
place.
Dated New-York, February 7th. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referees
vARNUM HARRISON Attorneys for Plaintiff Sc VIII.
lam Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New-York City,
N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
SUPREME CouRr. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COLhIt COLNl4 OE NEW
- YoRK-Henry B. Auchiucloss. executor ot the,
OF John Auchincloss deceased. plsinti1 ssainss
Cora Van B. Potter. defendant
pursuance judgment OF torecosre and sale. du,
made ana the above entitled action Gearing
date the Ifth January. 1901. the undersigned
the referse said Judgment named. will sell pubS
auction az York Real Estate Saesroom No Ill
Broadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan. and City %
New York on Tth day OF February leO1 az twelve
0 o'cnck noon day. ov D. Phosnix Insrahann.
auctonser premises directed by said tudSert os
soII and therein described follows
AT that piece parcel OF land siruate n
the Borough Manhattan. and City OF New York. and
bounded and described follows:
Beginning TT point the Southeriy side OF senf
Street iistnt I5s zone hundred and hf,sish feet West
arIiv from the Sodhwestery of said Street and
West End Avenue running thence Southwar6ly and
parallel with West and ot ths distance
through PARTY hundred and twol feet and
twol inches: wsstwardy and parallel with send
Street II feet; thence Northwardy parallel
with WesN End Avenue hundred and twol fess
and (twol Southery side Of S2nd Street and
thence Eastwardy said southery side or SIND street
II ssventeen) the point place of beSnntns
Said premises being known No 31i West SIND
Street and being which conveyed to the
said Cora g.. Potter William F. Lanchaltin and
wife by deed 1ith cay OF June. is94. and
recorded IN Lber 80 OF Conveyancss at page 35
Dated New York. January 18th, 1901
FREDERICk A. WARE. Referee
yARNCN & HARRISON Attys for plaintn. 81 William
Street Borough o Manhattan. New York CITY, y. 4
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold;
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
9fst Street

said subject a
on which s32 principal
thereon from March per per
The amount Of the lien charge
which the described sold
81 557S7 from the 25th day %
ary 1901 together with costs and allowances amounting
S4I719 with interest thereon from the 6th dav Of
February 1901 together with u the sale
The Approximate amount OF and
rents or allowed the purchaser of
the purchase paid bv the Referee 81 45 So
WITH interest
ROGER FOSTER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18

The Approximate the Hen CT charge 10 sat
lsy which the above described properly is 10 b. sot ia
so,rtyseven thousand three hundred and forty s41OO
uoIs Win interest thereon from 18th dav OF Ian
a[y 40I togei her with costs and allowances amount
20 SN hundred and tortyseven Is 100 dollars with
lnterest from January %, 1901 together with the eN
lenses or the sale The approximate amount of taxes
easements or other liens are to be allowed 70
lIeaser out OF the purchase money. paid by
dollars and interest - --@'' '-'0- N'Y'
Dated. New York, February Ist 1901
DANIEL r INGRAHAM Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
30. u - -,--
Park Ave.

Center lire Of block. 20
The spproxmate Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the described property Is 70 be sold Is
with thereon from November 10th. 1900
together and allowance and guardians costs
amounting % S5i24 40 with interest thereon from Nov
18th the expenses OF the sale The
apnrOxtmats amount of and which
be the purchase money
or paid by the referee $ $500 90 and interest
ARTHUR u. TRUAX. Referee.
HUFFMAN a FRANKE.NHEIMER, Plaintiffs Attor-
news No. ~ Broad Street New Yor- City.
foregoing hereby adjourned 20 February 2bth
1901 the place set forth In the above
ARTHUR ID. TRUAx. Referee.
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER.
Attorneys Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1901-02-18
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET

LETTER BONES. Sc.-Post once Department
Washington. .. @. January - ls0l-Seaed proposals
win be received this Department IN of tie
Superintendent of the Free Delivery system until -
Friday the lst day Of March,
furnishing street letter boxes boxes and
boxes for period % -FOUR
fcAti0ns furnished upon application. CHARLES
EMORY SMITH Postmaster General