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New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Dividend Notices.
OFFICES OF THE
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICES OF THE
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
New York. July q. 1908.
A A MEETING HELD THIS DAY THERE
declared Of the surplus earnings Of the
company for the six months ending June 80 1908 dty
oend Of 2 upon First capital
company payable August 81. 1903. stockholders OF
record the closing the transfer books
1908.
For the purpose Of such dividend the transfer books
% the First Preferred capital will be
P. NJ. on the hrst day Of August 1908 and win be
Oe-' ~ ERIE e RAIROAn COMPANY
By G. 4. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
% Wall Street New York. July a. 1903
TUE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTING
Trustees First Preferred Certificates
OF the Erie Railroad Company will close at P. NJ on
August lst, 1903 and will reopen at 10 A. N on Sep
tember I'd. 1903
On August 81 1908 Voting Trustees will be pre-
distribute the above dividend 2t the First
Preferred Stock of the Company when received by them
the parties entitled thereto the appear
OF record on their books when closed above
j. i. MORGAN q CO..
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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Help Wanted

Help Wanted
WANTED FOR L. S ARMY. ABLE
w boaied unmarried between aEss of Of q ana -
OF good character enQ tetLaporete
citizens OF sneak read write Engish; For In
hAbL sprly 20 Recruiting ofiosr 20 1hi5o Ave. -so'
Ior!nsHon 75s sixth Ave N Y. or soS Fulton SI
Brooklyn
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4 DvERTIsE2IENTs and subserpt,ons for Ths TrTS-zns
y rec AZ their Uptown Once.
NO. 1860 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received following sHnch
Offices az regular ONCE rates until o'clock n
254 sth=avs,. . e cor 2sd-s. 15S 6th-ave-. cor.
12th-st. 81 East l4th-s1-s 2ST West 42d-sr.. be-
tween Tth and sth aves; 2e3 West 125th-st.s T.sas
Sa-avs oetEsen 5ots and T7th sts.: 1.026 3d-sys.,
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c.n.Irn RIns wILL ,BE RECEIVED 81

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Esl BY J.
- =. ra-, BOARD az the Office ot the Department Of
ths sers1 TIidng Fifth Avenue and Si3ty-ioii N
$50 Borough Manhattan the CITY OF new 1oFA-
Until " . TIfURSDAY, JULY 3d. lSoo'
RorOuEh OF Manhatt6n - -
No / FOR work And MATERIALS IL Ms P3Xr1J5N az
T-RFCTED IN THOMAS JEFF f51sS2N FAfSh IN
oSE HENDRED AND ELEVENTH s-f'SAA AM
- FOR FURNISHING AHL DbIT PtpK ~ NJ
NAGERIE. ,,-- -. CTT-y RECORD
ful psLtCU<'i7 r. WILCOX.
JOHN f. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioner
patec July IT. 1908.
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% Wall Street, New York July 21 1909
FINHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTINl
NORTHERN sEouRITIEs COMPANY.

New York July 18th. 1908
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-EIGHTH
10 per capital stock OF this Com
declared payable August 3rd 1903 stock
holders the books Of the Company on that
date
The stock transfer books will be closed o'clock P. M
July o. 1905 and recpened at o'clock A NJ. August
: 1903. E 7. NICHOLS Secretary.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice hereby given all having
against Daniel Llnehan late OF the County OF
New York present the with vouchers
thereon 10 the subscribers their place OF transaetng
business az the office OF John F. Foley, No. II Wall
Street in the City New York. on or before the 18th
day OF October, 1893. -.
Dated New York. April 13li, 1905.
OWEN O'KEEFE,
PATRICK J. DOBBISS,
JOHN F FOLEY. Attorney tor Executors. No Il Wan
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A DVERTISEMESTS subscriptions Tribune
~ received their Uptown once
NO. I.3d4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received following
regular Office until O'Clock D. m viz
e.. 23d-st-. 15S 6th-aYe,.
I2th-st. O2 East I4th-st.: 257 West 42d-sf. be
3d-ave.. between 18th and nth Sta I.0=6 3d-ave.,
6fst-st.- 1.50S 1st-nve.. seth-s 157 East
125th-sf;i z50 Tremont-aye-i $50 3d-nve- near
B1eecker-st- Brooklyn. y. N-2IG Court-st.s
2I5 Smfth-st.s 1.OO4 Gafes-aye. Newark. y. j.
-724 RrOad-st. Also AZ A. D. r ofnces
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Country Property for Sale.

dkze EsSsiSe: osp s a Blss.. r.. Manor
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4 DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received a their Uptown once.
NO. ,884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received a TIE following branch
oHices a until : O'Clock
254 Sth-aVe-, z, cor 23d-st 133 Gth-nve, cor.
I4th-sT-i 255 West 42d-sr., be-
tween 7th and sth aves 263 West 125th-st.: I.3:ss
3d-ave., between 76th and 7Tth SIS. 1O28 3d-ave.,
.ZOS Ist-aVe near ebth-st.. 157 East
'25fh-st.i 756 TremOnt-ave.; $50 :sd-aye. near
4Ist-st- SS4 gd-ave.; 2IO BIeeeker-st.; :f25
Bleecker-st. Brooklyn, \. f-sI0 COurt-st.3
2I5 SmiIh-st.; I.0O4 Gates-ave.; - Broadway.
Newark. y. J.-7os BroRd-st. Also a. d. T..
Gf1ces.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF The County Of
New York notice hereby given 20 all persons havtnE
claims John p. Crawford late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber place OF transactins
business 2I3 Montague Street Brooklyn. New York,
p or before I5tP day OF September next
Dated New York 10th day Of March 1903
WALTER Y. CRAWFORD. Administrator.
EVERETT V ABBOT Attorney FOR Administrator. 50
AL Y
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~ PURSUANCE OF az ORDER OF HON

I 7
Abner c Thomas, a Surrogate the County Of
New Is all persons having
claims against Joseph Rainoud Palmenb=rs, otherwise
Joseph Raymond Pamenoers being
sometimes Pamherg and Won PalmeuDerg. tat-
Of New present
the vouchers the subscribers, their
place OF trausacting business office II
Lang No % Nassau Street the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New YORK. or before the 15Ch
September
WILLIAM +. PALMENBERG.
EMIL T PALMENBERG.
EAcIcFr and Lang Attorneys for Executors Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. n. 7. City.
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n PTRSTANCE OF - ORDER OF HON.

Frank T FItzcerald Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against l. Rickerson late OF County
York deceased present the same with vouchers
business at the office of Geo Fl. Hyde No Chambers
Street in Borough o Manhattan. OF
York on or before the 2uth day OF January
Dated New York the 14th day If July, 1893
ENIMELINE c. RICKERSON. Administratrfx
GEO II HYDE, Attorney for AdmnistraCrix
81 Chambers St. Manhattan. New York City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby given all persons having claims
Emma Louise Crosby late OF the County
York deceased the
the subscriber OF business
81 Wall Street the Borough Of Manhattan and City
New York before the fifteenth OF November
Dated day OF May. 1903.
GEORGE A. MILLER. administrator.
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ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.

A DvERTIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
- received at their Uptown Office,
NO. 1904 BROADWAY.
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Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

A. MORNINGSIDE PARK HOME.
Corner apartment OF nine large baths
9th floor OF elevator building the latest
coenences Southern exposure facing Mornngsde Park
Rent $40 q month ". l. IiSrh ST Mornngslde
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims Samuel kTZman, late OF the County OF
New York, deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber place bUs
ness he OF NJ S & L s IsaaCs attorneys.
No. - Street in the City OF New York, on or
he frst day o October next
Dated Yor1. the sixteenth day Of March, 1903
ISABELLA kRITZMAN,
NJ s & / IsAACs Attys for Adnlx. p Pine St.
N Y. City
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Public Notice.

Public Notice.
A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVER-
tisement in The city Record Of July q TO august
lq03 Of the confirmation by the Supreme Court and
rnens and Arrears, assessments for or fNIIS5 an
kfoT-TI%CT TITLE the following named avenue and
rosG in THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
54TJ WARD SECTIONS II and l. VALENTINE
sI-TSNI-El OPENING from Burnside Avenue 10 Kings
bridge Road Confirmed June 23 lSoS' entered july %4'
19O3. ,-,1.,- =, 20 en6 "a KINGS
FF2IDCsE ROAD OPENING. from WEBSTER ANehue 70 ILe
Harlem River Confirmed May % lSoo' entered July
"a lfoS EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller.
CITY of New York. July 25, 1915
ctFALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the park Board at the ofce OF the Department Of
r3-gs Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and si1ty-t0urta
500 I{orrurh OF Manh-tter, the City OF New york.
until O'Clock p NJ on .,~VsU a
HorouEh o The Bronx.
r,,-, l-C,N-STFlT-C.TINCs AN ENTRANCE 10 StS0S <
sRR From THE MOSHOIU PAIR VA l. - crT-S
IrTS,GNTs FOR a BRIDGE OVER THE IN or
~ S-T<yy YORK CENTRAL AND n LD1IJ-S r. E1ts
p FSAD HARLEM DIVISION ANl -A| ~ - ,
EA1Ls EA1Ll'J51y Jg11r5F ~ OYER WEBSTER AVENUE, IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK -,,,,,, xu,COp0
For iui pa4 '4~~1 WILLIAM r WILCOX
JOHN E. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioners
49,. Yr,v "a 1903
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- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County 4 New
York hereby given persons having ella ms
against Mary L schmid County OF New York
deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber his place OF tGnsactng business
Office of Ledyard Ne 81 Wall Street, in the
Borough OF Manhattan and City Of New
fifteenth OF November
York. the 5rh day MAY
OTTO F. STRACK. Executor.
CARTER & LEDYARD. Attys for Executor.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

= = Tuckerman.
Francis II. Hart, Vice
T. A Phfppen, Secretary
yoseph o. Stearns, Asststant Secretary
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.

Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County New
York dated June 10Th. 1903 notice is hereby given to
all persons having Linda Dows COoksey,
late OF the County Of New York deceased TO present the
subscribers their
place Of transacng business No i02 Produce Exchange
IN the City Of New York on or before the 10th day Of
January
Dated. New York the 24th day Of June. 1903
RICHARD NJ. HOE, TRACY DOWS, Executors.
HORACE 4 DEMING. Atty. for Executors. II & 10
William Street Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Louis A Pie late Of the County Of New York
present the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at their place Of ransactng business
Bonney & Jones. No. 40 Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan. IN the City OF York,
or before the eighteenth day Of December
Dated New York the Sth day Of June. 1903
JOSEPH s. JACKSON. JOHN z. BURKE, WASHING
TON PARKER, Executors
HAND. BONNEY & JONES. Attorneys for Executors.
~ Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan. the City Of
New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

OF an order of Frank T Fitzgerald a Surro-
gate County New York, notice Is hereby given
10 all persons having against William F Buckley
late Of the County OF New York y Y deceased pre-
vouchers thereof the subscribers
the office Of their attorneys. W P r. X PTentice.
Esus. Number Broadway, Manhattan, New York
n Y. 10th day OF October nexe-
Dated Few York. 9th day April 1908.
CHARLES r. BUCKLEY. INGLIS STUART, FRANK
". HAhER- Executors
W 2. r X PRENTICE, Attorneys for Executors
No So Broadway. Manhattan New ork. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
DENOJ THE SMART SET.
Indianapolis society woman says II Is n
snare and a DclusiOn.

INDIANAPOLIS. March The divorce
mill here on Friday ground out and deliv-
cred forty DEGREES, separating forty couples.
Miss Mary Dean. we'll known in the social
life OF indianapolis. takes IL for a text TO
launch a denunciation at the city's smart
set"
-Mlady of the smart set what a snare
and delusion she really is To the little
popcorn girl she appears rapturous vi
sion as she whirls by in her cab on the way
10 the ball, and the little girl sighs. won
dering IL she will ever he such queen
kind Providence forbid
ITO break away from stupid domestic
ties. to sever { he responsibilities of 'prudish.
old-fashioned presidents, to surround them
selves with pleasures smacking of advent
IRE and altogether questionable as to
moral tone, is the unnatural desir, OF those
in their fashionable circle. There has been
implanted in the woman's nature an all
consuming desire for the low and debasing
pleasures Of her special smart set. i could
cite example after example and taken, too,
from nearly every walk Of life
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
CAPT. ANDARIESE'S FUNERAL.
Crowd of watchers and Mourners Honor
the Dead Fireman.

The funeral Of Capt John r, Andariese
Of Engine I. who lost his life on Thursday
al the Hackett. Carhart d Co. fire, took
place Yesterday from his home. s43 West
Invent y-ninth street So many persons
gathered on the block on which he lived
that a detail of policemen from the West
Thirt v-seventh street station was sent 10
keep the IT re.,t clear.
shortly before 2 clock Chaplsins Smith
and Walkley Of the Fire Department met
In Engine Is house, in West Twenty
ninth street the deiegst ions Of firemen from
OF her companies who were TO represent
their fellows at the funeral. With the two
chaplsins leading the men formed in double
file and marched TO the house.
Chaplain Walkley read the funeral SER
vice When the procession started two
carriage loads Of flowers led the way. Then
came the carriage in which the two chap
lains rode 4 detail Of fremen walked
behind and there was an escort Of hremen
on each side Of the hearse When the
funeral procession passed the house OF
Fire Patrol ?, the fire patrolman were lined
up outside the building AT attention.
Al sixth avenue the PROCESSION turned
south aud west into Twenty ninth street
on this block near seventh avenue IN Engine
I OF which Capt. Andariese had command
His comrades who were unable 20 attend
his funeral stood Al attention outside the
engine house The interment Was In Bay
View Cemetery a. Bayonne,
Fire Commissioner Sturgis attended the
funeral AZ did Chief Purroy and ex-Chief
Croker The battalion chiefs were pres
-nt aud 80 was -a-Police Chief Devery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
TWO BANK ROBBERS CAUGHT.
sIrn VINO stole $1,000 In Cnisn' Me-
Arrested In Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn. March 1.-Wiliiam
Rudolph and George Collins, two OF the
three men who broke into and robbed lne
Bank Of Union. Mo, on the night OF DEC
p. 1902. were arrested this afternoon IN
disordery house in this city, Pinkerton
detectives in the West and in the East
have been on the trail Of the men since
the robbery shortly afterward Pinker-
ton man. Charles X. Schumacher OF 81
Iouis. brother OF Joseph Schumacher
Of the Chicago agency. was killed when he
went with two deputy sherifIs TO the M
dolpb house near stanton, Mo. 10 arrest
the robbers
william Rudolph, alias William Anderson,
known also as the Missouri Kid" and
George Collins alias Fred Lewis. with an
other man. robbed the Bank Of Union by
breaking into the safe with ntro-glycerine
They aroused tho whole town by the noise
they made. b,it the man who stood guard
terrorized all who attempted TO show them
selves and the robbers got away without
being mole.ted.
Detectives traced Collins and hudolph
10 Har, ford, where Collins has relatives,
and they have been watching their men
for some time. They wanted 10 get both
foget her 40 that the arrest OF ono would
not brighten the other away. The bur
glars got away with $4,000 in cash and
also about 100000 in securities. school
bonds and OF her paper difficult 10 negotiate.
There was found upon their persons
and in the room they had rented here 1885,.
OF which $3.50 was in silver, The men
tough, against arrest and resisted the Off
Gers until they were locked up al the police
station. The arrests were made by the
local detectives and George s. Dougherty.
a ssistant superintendent OF the Pinkerton
agency in New York. and Detectives James
Gabav and +. II. Davis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
SENATOR BURTON INVESTED
But He Got Out OF the Get.Rich.Q buick
scheme on Feb. 4

ST LOUIS, Mo, March l.-Copies OF two
letters bearing the signature Of j. r. Burton.
United States Senator from Kansas. and
showing his connection with the National
Securities Company. one Of the "eet.rich
quick" turf investment concerns, now
defunct, may be used as evidence in the
trial Of Charles Fl. Brooks and Percy l..
Smith, officers Of the company, who ara
under indictment for obtaining money
under false pretences and for fraud. Sena
tor Burton's letter, indorsing the company,
is as follows:
UNITED STATES SENATE, Jan. IL, 100,
The National Securities Company, 81. Lo,i,.
40
DEAR SIRs: After arriving in Washington
and giving your proposition some thought,
] have decided 70 deposit s2.oo with Won
under the S-per-cent. -per-month plan. and 50
advised Mi TO AXE the deposit
for me.
j have this day received two certificate.
from your company Of 81, 900 each. sent to
me through Mr.. -. From the invest.
cation ] have made ! feel that my none,
depositcd with your comJnny wfI be safe
and know that II will be quite impos lbla
for me to find more profitable invest me Mt
Faithfully yours. j. r. BuR1o,
Senator Borton's other letter to the con i.
Germ Ia dated Feb. ?, inclosing his certih-
cate of stock and forbidding further Use
OF his name in the company's advertising
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
EXTRA SESSION OF The SENATE
PRESIDENT DECIDES TO can 1T
no MEET on MARCH J
n senate Fails 10 Act on Canal and Cuban
Trcaues-Reports That He Also Con.
templates CsiIins the New Congress
4, session n Philippine BILL Pals.

WAsprNGroN. March President Roose-
welt has decided 10 call an EXTRAORDINARY
session of the Senate to meet on Th'li @day'
March ., for the purpose OF rallyihs 'n'
Panama Canal and Cuban RECIPROCITY
treaties, il they are not acted upon AZ 'IiS
session. There will he an executive session
tomorrow evening and also on Weo "soaN'
when a last report in behalf OF me 'rea'i'S
will be made There il no hope 'l Suc-
cess, however, - long a. Mr. Morgan re-
tains his health and strength Weary
all of the new senators whose terms Fg'n
March are ALREADY in Washington or on
the yav, 50 shat II will not he necessary
for them to have advanc" notice oil the
extra session The President hopes that
the meeting will not be prolonged inuch
after March 20, the date which has been
tentatively set for his departure for the
Yelowsi ono Park.
There have been persistent rumorS ,o-
dsv 10 tho effect rhu the President also
contcmpla,es calling a session OF the new
Congress, and that he will certainly do 50
if the Philippines Tariff bill falls. lhe
Presidents intentions ~ his regard, how
ever, cannot be definitely learned as yet,
and il il possible that rhcy have not been
passage of the Philippines bill, notwith-
stsndinr the nccrssitios Of the situation,
The measure will bc called up in the Senate
as soon rs possible, probably tomorrow
hut there is very serious opposition on
the Democratic size ct the CHAMBER, when
is led 10y Sana, = Patterson of COLORADO
acting in the interests OF rho beer sugar
producers of his section Of 'hc country.
Although little has been laid about o.
the importance Of an extra session OF the
new Congress for another purpose has been
impressed upon the President. The OLD
cortroyersv as to whet her the Hous" of Rep
resentatives has a right to he consulted
as to the negotiation of a reciprocity treaty
has been revived by those whose interests
would be advanced by having the Fifty
seventh Congress meet this spring, instead
Of next winter.
The right of the House of Representa-
lives 10 be considered a. a part OF the
reciprocity treaty'making power, TO the
extent that its approval must he obtained
before the treaty becomes operative. ~
conceded bv the best authorities, and II Is
possible that If the pending reciprocity
treaty with Cuba should be- ratified ana
the point raised that the House Of Repre-
sentatives must approve Of it's provisions
before it could be pu; into effect. an EN-
barrassing proposition might he presented.
To avoid this. and TO remove all cause for
an extra session, 50 far as The reciprocity
treaty is concerned, II is possible that the
House NAV pass resolution approving
the pending treaty in advance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
PARKER AND MITCHELL NOW
Miners Leader Mentioned for Second Place
on the Democratic Ticket.


MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 1. John
MITCHELL president OF the United Mine
Workers Of America ia the yice-Presiden-
tial probability on the Democratic ticket
OF ioO4," said William G. Bruce Of this city,
Democratic National Committeeman, and
the best known member OF his party in Wis
consin, to-day after returning from trip
to Cincinnati where he met several Demo-
cratic leaders. He has the best chance
OF nomination OF any OF the men who have
been II e1tioned, David s. Rose of Milwaukee
not excepted
For the first place on the ticket believe
that the chances are even between Judge
Parker of New York and William j. Bryan.
While not expressing himself directly
on the question Of the Presidential nom-
nation. Mr.. Bruce appeared to favor the
New York man for the head Of the ticket,
believing that the financial feeling Of the
country would throw too much opposition
in the way OF the Nebraska silver advo-
cate
There are two possible tickets, Mr..
Bruce said. Judge Parker Of New York,
representing the conservative East and
John MITCHELL representing the sentiment
OF the radical West and Tom johnson OF
Ohio and David s Rose OF Milwaukee as
the other possible ticket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
StLT I'M ~ INDfTMENTA
. .dersi Grand Iur, ~, ssn trsssasro tind'
True tsiiis.

san fKsNCIsoo. March l. The Federal
Grand jury hss supplemented the WORK
~ United states Attorney Woodwork 10y
nndlns tue bills against the Federal Sall
Company aud thr hdiNidua and hrm-
constituting The salt Trust Ia O'aoiS-T
last I,rlllioh ~s, MED asking the nrcuii
toun to i-su- a restraining order pie ,sni.
ing the SAL lrusi from agreeing COIN
lInihs 'onsIanhg and acting together
10 MANI am raiss oi tu enssgr ~ ihe sals
~ All a. IsfiO.s Va oAcess ~ q iuasonab ls
maiAm isl. ihis preliminary mJuhoi iOn
We msdr IsimAl"ni ~ November and
be- -Ihts - us sii,nu.us .hous the 'om-
blnt hss isu,u piaH iaally uui ~ b'isin.-s
sl4.s iifu Il' Nalu' 80 ~ siaak ale
pn-tstnd uI,dsi llH iuJlual,n
ApN unari liF -hri alsn 49, ii,r biahd
Jlr has ts'sHn criminal iHDHsdluss
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