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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

TIE rERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGCAGEs.
Madison Scuae G122 Broadway. B-ock VI . Cc-t =
!rsnch. German spanish Italisn A. school ana resoeo
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SEALED PROPOsALs WILL BE n

ceived al the Office o. ne Lieht House Inzrector
-arr-l,-Sv!lIa Y. until Il - o'clock. = N. ri
da goth Nov 1903 and then opened for furnishing AID
delivering buoys, buoy aDPencsges and rcco~-rg chain
-egu-ed for % Light House Estahlishnnet
during the fiscal year 70 end June 30, 1904 The
+s-fez 70 he FL =~~-
gas spar. and channel buoys shacles. svfves
rroorfng chans. ballast balls, mushroom anchors
and stone siuers &c. all Of which are enumerated
specifications attached TO the o. bid which
nav be obtained on application Capt WILLIAM NJ
FDrGER. L. : y. Inspector Thrd Light House Dis
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COACHIAN and GARDENER BY middle
AGED Protestant. swiss spea King German.
French and English. Understands proper
care and handling % horses. also garesu-
inz and al work belonging 10 Il. good
mixer and furnace man. wiling and Oh g
ing. good references AdEress D care Il
Hawthorne. S0l East sIth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

building concrete ard granite hullHesd wall sling
and having IN the q same. between pa nd
74th Streets East Rve- Contract No SIS
ceived bv tse Courizsoner q Docks Pier foot
Place until - o'clock
For DertruIars see CTrv 7eccr11
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NURSERY GJTERNEsS. BY yours
Iad-. experienced fr ire care q c1ildrsr.
references exchazxet. Address z . c.
Tribune once.
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NURSE. -Exuerfs-csf II si-a cases. o>ss
references. 5Ss Wes- 4ath-.c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10
FL fey del petr6IeO

Al rey del acero, Mr.. Carnegie, que
habfa manifestado ell plausible proposl-
to de gastar en- vida su colossal fortuna,
calculada en- mas de mil millones de
frances, le ha salido otro competitor
igualmente poderoso, iguaimente mag
nanimo, 6 igualmente yanqul, Ell fey del
petroleo, que no es preclsamente un rey
incendiario
Mr.. John Rockefeller, como saben
nuestros lectores por los telegramas va
publicados, ha tenido una idea mas hu-
manitaria: la de conceder siete miliones
de dollars (treinta y cinco millones de
francos,) con destino los que descu-
bran ell remedio contra la tuberculosis.
Ell poderoso caballero que hace tan
esplendid@ donativo en- bien de la hu-
manidad no es dichoso, nj goza de la
algeria que proporciona la salud como
podr1a creerse q juzgar por ell rasgo de
esplendidez que ha tenido; antes al con-
trario. es v1ctima de una de las enfer-
medades mas crueles que pueden aque-
jar al hombre; la del estomago, que So
bre ser irremediable, Gambia en- hipo-
eon@riaco al ser mas jovial. Parecfa
l6gico que, sufriendo Mr.. Rockefeller
las consecuencias de tan terrible pade-
cimiento, hubiera destinado ell donativo
al que descubriera ell remedio contra Ell
NAL que lie aqueja. Su decision es plaq
sible por este, porque olvidandose de 81
mismo, piensa en- com9 9atir otro NAL te-
rrible que aqueja la humanidad, pero
cuyos efectos no lie alcanZan.
Segdn las 1ltimas estadlsticas, ell
rey del petroIeo, que posee una fortuna
colossal, mas de mil quinientos millones,
que le producer una renta anual de 120,
8 10 que es 10 mismo, ounce mil frances
por hora, ciento cincuenta frances por
minute Y dos frances cincuenta centimos
por segundo, es un desdichado, quien
su terrible padecimiento del estomago
no lie permite alimentarse mas que con
leche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10

tambien por la ventanilla, ha de encon-
trarse con un senor gordo, repleto de
salud y lleno de algeria
Pero aquf pasa 10 contrario no
obstante la placentera afirmacion de <El
Aguila, , cualquierita que entire en- Puer-
to Rico busque ell resultado de esos
millones, no 10 encuentra.
<The Eagle9 que tieDe alas, puede
remontarse por nuestras serran1as,
por sus propios ojos darse cuenta del
profundo malestar y de la honda mise
ria que existe entire nuestros campesl-
nos.
En- los poblados ocurre igual &
igual pasa en- nuestras poblaciones mas
importantes.
Que esos millones descansen en- po-
der de unos pocos, no qulere declr que
ell pals sc halle forec:ente.
Aquf 81, existe bastante exportacion
en- algunos productos; pero la explota-
cion de estos productos encuentranse en-
poder de los menos Y no en- ell de los
mas.
FL asucar, exp6rtase en- grandes
cantidades; mas ell azucar es solo un ne
gocio factible para los que poseen gran
des capitales.
La exportaci6n del caf6 bien sabe
Gel Aguilaa como languidece de los
otros frutos, no hay que hablar.
Nuestra Lad1GstrSG nj tan siquiera
merece la atenci6n.
Y, sin embargo, sobre todo este
revoletean los millones del 8upera6at 4
que Sc refiere ~El Aguila>
M6nos hipocrecfa mas verdad
El pals exige la realidad, no una
mentira conventional aparatosa.
y sobre todo. mas conciencia mas
honradez polftica.
Digo, 81 aun queda algo de las dos.
GINESILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10

gos don Fernando MARQUEE Y de dofia
Maria Morera.
Fueron padrinos don Manuel Gil
menez Cruz la bella senorita Anita
Morera.
Aunque los padres de la nina bauti-
zada residen en- Caguas, vinieron bau-
tizarla Rio Piedras, en- casa de sus pa
dres.
A esta ceremonial concurrimos un
gran n1mero de los amigos mas fntimos
de la casa.
Los invftados fuimos galantemente
obsequiados con dulces y licores de to-
das classes
-Es costumbre de los dependencies
de xLa Dulce Alianza> (~Cruzo esquina
q <Allen>) no dejar salir nadie sin ell
objeto que procura. ST no 10 hay en- la
casa Sc le busca sin admitir recompensa.
ESQ es 10 l. udable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10

<The Puerto Rico EagleS en- un ar
tfculo muy sesudo (sic) trata de conven-
Ger & sus candidos lectores, de que ell
haber tapo1't00o Ell pals en- ell aflo ante
rior tres millones mas que ell total de sus
erp07taciones, en- vez de ser un slgno Gle
ruina, 10 es de riqueza.
Y al efecto, despues de disertar lar
pamente sobre ell manoseado tema de los
Dessnaistas, dpGsaon0zoS, p0tltaQuer0S,
etc. ETC., dice que todo clio cae por Su
base con ell solo estudio de cada una Gle
las partidas que constituyen ell capltulo
de las importaciones.
Veanse:
Figuran en- estas importaciones:
Maauinas para ell central azucarero
de Guanica.
M6quinas para ell central azucarero
de Aguirre.
Maquinas para las empresas de tro-
lleys.
Y... efectos de alimentaci6n,
eauipo, ETC., para hos soldados.
Separando estas partidas, pues
Gpasmense ustedesD resulta que nues-
tras exportaciones han tenido un supe-
rabit de mas de medic million de dollars.
Y la lechuza, digo eel Aguila,~ Sc
queda tan tranquila como 81 Sc hubiese
condo un gorrion.
Pero esos cuartos, valor de 10 que
hemos exportado Sdonde estan. "a
Esos millones 5que Sc han hecho....?
SLos tiene eThe Eagle2
81 los empunara
Pero eThe Eagle1 Sc conforma
con sonar que entran en- ell pals.
Menos NAL.
Peor serfa que lie diese por tirar
piedras al rio.
A mi me parece que, cuando de
cualquier individuo Sc dice Gle han en-
trado tantos millones por la ventanilla,>
me parece, repito, que 81 usted Sc cuela
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10
UItimOs cables
SU SANTIDAD

SU SANTIDAD
FL Papa se encuentra completamen-
| te restablecido.
| PREsAGIo DE CRISIS
| Ha eausado viva sensation un ar
ticulo publicado por ell xHeraldo de Ma
drid,> atribufdo Canalejas, en- ell que
presagia una crisis del gabinete conser-
yad0P.
GUERRA EN- HONDURAS
La revolucion sigue con mas encar
nizamiento. FL general Bonilla ha ven-
cido las tropas del gobierno.
Ell BLoQUEo DEL ORINoco
Ell general Castro, con los buques
que lie fueron devueltos por los alema-
mes, ha ordenado ell bloqueo del Orino-
co. en- cuyas mATgeaes dominan los re-
volucionarios.
FRANCIA EN- MARRUEcos
FL presidente del conseio de minis
tros del gabinete de NJ Loubet, ha di-
cho en- una reciente reunion que Francia
no permitira 4 ninguna naci6n, excepto
kspana, que intervenga en- los asuntos
del Norte de Africa.
CRECIEsTEs
En- ell Oeste de los Estados Unidos
han ocurpido terrib.es crecientes. Son
innumerables las perdidas que han oca-
sionado
NOvELAs DE ZOI.A
La collection de novelas de Emilio
Zoia. ha sido vendida en- un precio ia |
buloso
NEvADAs
Han oeurrido horrorosas tormentas
de nieve en- Russia.
OBREROs
La situaci6n de los obreros en- Ru-
sia es muy crftica q consequences de las
tormentas de nieve
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Mario g..

sV Honbre precaVido cale p0r dos! !!
Deposite sus ahorros en- ell B0ac0 P0pu-
lar, (bajos del Ayuntamiento) ganara
ell por 100 de interes Y tiene donde re-
currir en- case de un apuro. d.
Aver domingo hubo session en- la ca
mara por la ma1ana, por la tarde Y por
la noche; esta Ultima hora no concu-
rrieron suficientes delegados, causa por
la cual orden6 ell presidente que fuese ell
sargento de armas por varios para podeF
formar n6mero. En- la plaza fueron
encontrados varios delegados los que
fueron llevados al salon de sesiones.
-Anoche result6 muy concurrido
Ia retreta que Sc dio en- la plaza de Bal
dorioty.
<THE HELVETIA1 -27, cale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
<Table d'hotelS AposentOs para fami-
lias persoaas solas Comidas a Gin
cuenta centavOs cubierto BanOs. Te'
lefOnO. l92. Apartado correO. 295. Pro
pietario, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este no.
tel est a cargo de una senorita ca
guena.
Aver Sc discuti6 en- la Camara la
ley sobre instruction p6blica presenta-
da por We've v Gordils. En- esta ley sc
ponfa una session que decfa ash
FL afio escolar Sc comprende de
ocho diez meses; pero nunca de mas
tempo; quiere decir que Sc dejaba
gusto del Comisionado de Educaci6n ell
alargar 8 disminuir ell aflo escolar. Ell
senior Montalvo propuso que ell afo es-
collar Sc compusiese de diez meses sin
poder ser mas nj menos.
Los autores del bill Sc levantaron
combatir la enmienda del delegado Mon
talvo. En- ell trascurso de sus discursos
los delegados We've v Gordils, tuvieron
trases sumamente duras para los profe-
sores, y hasta dieron & entender que es-
taban bien retribuidos.
Ell se1or CamufIass Sc levant6 para
apoyar la enmienda del delegado Mon
talvo. Camunas hizo un brillante dis |
curso en- favor del magisterio aseguran-
do que esta cIase no estaba retribuida |
como debiera estarlo, puesto que esos /
senores no solo tenlan pocos sueldos si- |
no que tenian tres meSes en- que no dis
rrutaban ninguna clase de haberes, eau
"a por la que Sc veian obligados con-
5raer compromises para pagar en los
neses de labor
Ell delegado Camu1Ias Sc extendio
IN un sinn1mero de considerations. lo-
grando convdncer al auditoFio Y la
Jamara de la gran necesidad que habfa
lie garantizarle la vida los que compo-
len ell magisterio.
La Camara reconsider6 esa secci6n
fueron aprobados los 10 meses para
aflo eScolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-10

FL senor de Diego ha decidido
transferir su viaje Venezuela para otra
epoca, pues tiene asuntos urgentes que
reclaman su presencia en- Mayagiiez.
DESDE hace muchO tempo gO2a de
gran cr9dito la fabrica de licOres de
Pedro Chandry. Hoy es la favOrita del
publicO, pues Sus licOres son los me- ejOreS
que Sc fabrican. Esta fabrica es espe
cial en- la cOntecci6n de ron, pues sus
marcas son excelentes. Ell ron marca
Sci Troly> es ell que Sc pone en- todas
las mesas de los hoteles casas parti'
culareS.
De hoy ma1ana Sc espera en- es-
ia capital don Bernardino Diaz, de re-
greso de su viaie la isla
En- estos tltimos dias han venido
fuertes pedidos de tabaco elaborado pa
ra los Estados Unidos, Las fabricas han
aumentado sus operarios y qqitado las
tareas, dejando ell operario que trabaje
& 10 que pueda.
RECOMENDA AMOS a todas nuestr0s
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA San Jos6
numero L, Capital, ai,--PoF IN dia ue hos
pedaje IN dollar
Sc encuentran en- esta capital CO.
mo 80 polic1as que vienen examinarse
para ell ascenso de cabos.
-Anoche regres6 de los BafIos de
Coamo ell jefe de la polic1a. Este sef1or
viene nuy aliviado Dc sus dolencias.
DA GUSTO acudir al gehinete den
tai de nuestr0 amigo ell doctor Casal
due por las cOmOdidades que ALI en-
cuentran sus muchOs cIientes.
aver tarde tuvimos OCCASION de
preseneiar un 6oaito espectaculo en- ell
pueblo de Rio Piedras.
Sucedi6 que tres policfas, que al pa
recer son muy cG30s, formaron un feno-
menal escandalo en- la esquina de Ia ca
rretera donde parte la calle que va para |
Carolina, Estos policfas que comenza-
ron diseut1F de palabras, Sc acaloraron
de tai modo, que salieron relucir has
ia los rev6lvers, Y con seguridad hubie-
Sc ocurrido una desgracia & no ser por
IN policia yestido de paisano que in
bervino Iogr6 apaciguar los animos.
Ell escandalo fue fenomepal y fu6
por gran n1mero de perso=
mas.
Segdn informes los policias que to-
naron parte en- este escandalo son los
l1meros 529 466 de Carolina Mar
;iso Puehan, de Rio Piedras.
LA ESPANoLA.-Fonda posada
.on vista al mar prGzima la estaci6n
lei ferrocarril, Tetuan 81 f3,
Ofrece esta casa las mejores CO
aodidades para ell pasajerO. Comida
la caPta como convenga a precios
n6dicOs.
Habitaciones fFescas bien ven
lladas Y banos.
Hospedajes y abonos, precios con,
encionaleS.
Aver tarde Sc efectu6 Ell Rio Pie
ras ell bautizo de la nina Ana Maria
dolores, hija de nuestros queridos ami
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24

THE Last Straw"-Mrs. Jennie
Pool.
"Giving Away the Secrets
Mrs. Turner.
Duties of Women"-Mrs. DR..
Reynolds.
"Womans Invisible Work.
Mrs. Alta Hubbard.
A Beautiful Original Essay on
Women-Mrs. DR.. Reynolds,
During the social half hour Mis-.
Stanford served a dainty lunch.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Adkins of Charles street, and
the subject for reading Is sour
Homes.
The following ladies were pres
emit: Mesdames. Reynolds, Seager,
Gates, Pool, Kellog, Cummings,
Knapp, Scott, Steele, Cushing,
Rhodes, Aggas, Wagner, Turner,
Clawson and The hostess.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24
Bunsen,s Casarrh Cure Cures

It Is In this manner that the
marvellous cures have slread from
town to town and from Stale to
state that accounts for Its marvel
Gus sales. No kind of advertising
could have given Bunsen's Catarrh
Cure the reputation 1t has. The
secret of Its success Is that It cures
old cases Of catarrh when all other
remedies have failed. This will
make any remedy popular. Price
soc for regular size bottle, For
sale by D. A. Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24
DECORATION DAY

Decoration day will be celebrated
In this city In more than the usual
manner this year. The members
of the G. A. R., under the energetic
and efficient leadership of Mr.. w.
II. Mervllle, are exerting every
effort to have the occasion one of
the most pleasant of the kind ever
held In the city. To this end, they
will ask the cooperation of the citi-
zeus generally. A committee of
the Grand Army will appear before
the City Council on Monday night,
and ask for the appointment of a
committee of citizens to work with
and assist them In this common
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24
SOCIETY

The Rebecca Reading Circle met
with Mrs. Victor Stanford at her
pleasant home on Benton street.
There were eighteen members
and friends of the circle present.
The usual business order was fol
lowed, presided over by the presi-
dent, Mrs. DR.. Reynolds after which
the following program was rem
dered:
Readings on subject, women"
"The Strenuousness of Girls. -
Mrs. Ciawson.
"An Industrious Mother"-Mrs.
Cummings.
"Miss Helen Could - Mrs.
Knapp.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24

proved navigation of the Ohio Riv.
er, and I hope I shall succeed In
getting 1t on next bill when Con.
gress meets next December.
With best wishes. am,
Youis sincerely and truly,
B B. DoVENER.
This letter means that while the
location for the dam has been made,
the finances necessary for Its cree
ton are not yet at hand, nor have
they been provided for. Sisters
willie has always been interested In
the improvement of the Ohio River
as a great interstate highway; now
1t Is especially interested In the
erection of this one dam.
Following Its usual progressive
course, the Review has secured a
meeting of the Directors of the
Board of Trade for tonight. At
that meeting, 1t Is hoped that snch
action will be taken as will unite
the Board of Trade with the City
government In pushing forward
this movement In every possible
way.
The first step Is the preparation
for the visit of the venerable presi'
dent of the association that has
done so much for this work. He
should be given a rouslng recep-
ton. His meeting should be a
record breaker In his visits of the,
several cities interested and to be
helped by this movement. And at
that meeting, the erection of this
particular dam should be strongly
presented TO him, and through him.
to the association and Its workers.
Their, after the meeting, every
means possible should be used to
assist Captain Dovener In his ex.
pressed intention of securing at the
next session of congress such legts
latio1 as will make the construction
of this dam a certainty and only a
matter of a short time.
Opportunities without limit are
just now facing our people, ard
they should be met, accepted and
improved. This Is one of them.
The Review trusts that the Board
of Trade will promptly take hold OF
the matter this evening, and send
strong committee 10 meet with the
city council Monday night, that
they may work In harmony and
unison tn this matter.
We have not only a"Greater
Sistersville." but a "Greatest
Sistersvllle" as we'll, ahead of US If
we only take advantage of the
opportunities right now within our
grasp.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24

dable occasion. That the request
will be granted can be surmised,
and the results that follow
will make this sacred day
In the national year one long 10 be
remembered in this community.
Hon. c. T. Caldwell, one of the
most eloquent speakers In the State,
himself a Grand Army man, will
make the address, and that an
nouncenent, Of itself, Is sufficient
to attract a much larger crowd than
usually attends the Decoration Day
exercises. The music for the day
will be one of the features, and the
old soldiers are looking forward TO
one OF the most pleasant and i'm
pressive events In their history.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24

The Review Is and always haa
been for the Ohio river, or any
other Improvement. tor that matter
that meant any thing for Sisters
Vile. The columns Of this paper
have been constantly used to ad-
vance the slack-water proposition.
Realizing It's advantage to our
people, 1t has been constantly
urged with all the force and power
possible.
In a recent issue, an open letter
to the mayor was published,
indicating that the president
of the Ohio River Improvement
Association would make this city a
visit In the near future, and would
be glad to meet with Its people.
Immediately upon the reception OF
that letter, the interest In the I'm.
provement of this river assumed
new proposition. The new town
at Padens Valley as projected and
the advantage of perpetual har-
Dor between the two points
was apparent.
With Its usual custom of going
to headquarters fol news, the Re.
view at once got In correspondence
with Hon. B. B. Dovener. the
member of congress from this state
on the River and Harbor commit
tee of congress, asking what had
been done toward the location and
erection of the dam proposed to be
built a few miles belcw this city,
and which, II constructed would
give the town the harbor desired.
The following communication
from Mr.. Dovener explains Itself:
Wheeling, W. Va,
April %, 1903 !
P. A. Shanor.
Slstersville, W. Va.
My Dear Sir:-I am In receipt of
your favor of the 2Ist Inst. stating
that the president of the o. V. 1
A. will make a trip down the rlv-
er In the interests of the Associa
ton. In regard to the dam below
your city while II Was recommended
and Its location made, yet Its con-
struction has not been In operation
and | propose to have the same
placed on the next River and Har-
Dor bill If possible. as 1t will be
great benefit to your city as we'll
as New .Martinsvllle, and the I'm
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24
LOOK HtRB fOR IT
It is What the Reader Has
Long Sought.

People will read advertisements
about cures made by medicine. As
they read they wonder If the state
ments are true If true, was III
relief temporary or permanen'!
Read this case about Doan's Kid.
ney Pills:
w. II. Clark, of Bennett street,
accountant at the Bloch Bros, To
bacco Works, Wheeling, says: 1T
my back aches I know what will
cure 1t, Doan's Kidney Pills. They
are the best remedy I ever came
across. For months I was plagued
with backache, not sharp pains, but
dull aching all the time, that
made me feel miserable. l got
medicine on different occasions
from doctors and 1t seemed
to relieve me for the time,
but 1t was soon as bad as ever
Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills, 1
took a course of the treatment.
They cured me, and that cure has
been lasting I will corroborate
this in a personal interview or In
reply to any communication mailed
to me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price,
80 cents a box Foster-Mllburn
company, Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the U S.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-24

The freight wreck caused Messrs.
J. F. and Gene Mallory to spend a
few hours In tie city with their
friends, an especial and unexpected
pleasure to their many friends In
the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-13
EDpingerS Have Employed
Lawyer Who Has g Crimi-
nal Practice.

San Francisco, June 12-The failure or
the grain firm of Eppinger & Co. was
formally brought to the attention Of the
grand jury today by ex-Judge Robert
FerraI representing the district attorney
Mr. F'erral reviewed the known circum-
stances of the case and current reports
in the business community and declared
that they were of sufficient import to
cause an investigation The foreman of
the Jury appointed as committee of in
quiry Jurors J. s. Webster. Frank d.
Peterson and James B. Smith, who were
instructed to report to special session
TO be held next Tuesday.
The Eppingers today announced that a
prominent local attorney. whose practice
is largely in the criminal courts, had
been retained in their behalf
The warehouse books OF the firm were
not produced today, as had been prom
ised by the attorney for the Eppingers-
The three attorneys representing the
creditors visited him today, made a per-
emptory demand for the books and al
lowed until tomorrow morning for their
production. If the books are not given
up legal action in the United States dis
trict court will be taken to secure them.
From a statement made today by Mr.
Ach, who represents Eppinger & Co, II
is not proba BILE that the warehouse rec
Ords will be turned over to the creditors.
The refusal II is said will be based on a
recent decision Of the federal court,
which held that no person could be COM
peIIed to reiinuuish books or records
which might be of an discriminating ma
tuTe.