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Detroit Free Press.
In Kansas a citizen is expected to have q
prescription from physician before he can
take drink In Toledo he must have
prescription from his physician before he
can get coal. Yet there are people who be-
lieye the doctors spend all their time ma
chinating against the vermiform appendix.
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sIahmud Pasha.

BRUSSELS. Jan. 1s-Mahmud Pasha
brother-in-law of the Sultan of Turkey and
leader OF the Turkish reform party, died
here to-day, in exile.
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Can't. j. IL. Sforer.

AKRON. o., Jan. 1s-Capt. ]. B. Storer
died to-day of apoplexy. He was for
long time a member OF the jewelry firm of
j. b. Storer & Co.. and was postmaster in
this city from 1870 to 1882.
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Garbage Crematory burned.

SYRACUSE. n. ". Jan. 1S.-The build
ings of the Syracuse Reduction Company,
which disposes Of the city's garbage, were
destroyed by fire tonight The loss IS $780,
coo; partly insured
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TWO MEN KILLED.
Two Also Injured by Explosion of b. d
O. Locomotive Boiler.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-Two men are dead
and two others are probably fatally in
jured the result of the explosion to-day
of a locomotive boiler on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad near Monrovia. The dead:
LEWIS HAHN, fireman, Baltimore.
JAMES GRAHAM, fireman, Baltimore.
Conductor Charles Cutsail and Brakeman
Newman suffered cuts and bruises and in
hailed steam.
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Exccl.ior and Jute Pire.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.--Fire among some
hundreds of bales of excelsior and jute IN
the premises of the Boston Excelsior Com
pany, caused a loss of about $4,000 to-day.
divided among number OF firms in the
building.
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Augustus f.. Tuthiil.

PHOENIX, A. T.. Jan. I.-Augustus F.
Tuthill, member OF the New York Stock
Exchange and known In sporting circles as
manager OF the late Jack Dempsey, the
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UTICA, n. Y, Jan. 1S-A digester in the
sulphite pulp and paper mill at Dexter. N.
Y, exploded to-day, killing one man and
damaging the mill to the amount of SIS, 900.
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DIR. c. Everett Watson.

PHOENIX, Ariz, Jan. 1S.-Dr. c. Everett
Watson died here, to-day. of tuberculosis.
DIR. Watson's home is in Conneaut o.,
where he founded the General Hospital and
where the body will be taken.
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Cantata by a Choir.

The choir of the Broadway NJ. f. Church.
directed by Prof. Willard f. Beck. rendered
the beautiful cantata bethlehem in the
Y NJ. &. A. auditorium yesterday afternoon
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FULL MASONIC HONOR.

pugilist. died here yesterday of bronchial
pneumonia, aged forty-seven.
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1t can be prevented and the worst cases
cured I'm two days BIZ taking Laxative Bro
mo-.Suinine Tablets. Z. w. Grove signature
On box
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euchre party will be given on Thursday,
JAM % at the German House for the BEN
eft of the Day Nursery Association.
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formal reception was held until o'clock,
when n dinner was served in the ordinary
al,
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Grand totals-Chicago. 1901; Indianapolis,
annapolis, 3sS 3-10 BrilPs average-202 3-10
Pritchetts average. 1s2 $40. Strong's aver
age. 206 $40. CRAFTS average. 1876 $40.
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New Smallpox Hospital Provided.

more dangerous to society than the ordinary
thief" said he.
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Local observation. ON sunday.

Bar. Their. H. Wind. Weather Pre-.
a. m. .30.29 IA II INVEST. Clear. 600
D. m .39.41 y A INVEST Clear. 600
Maximum temperature, "a minimum tenn
perature, IA
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation Jan. is:
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Strikes. Spares. Splits. Brks.

why cough all nishts cimonA cures at once.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Dealings in outside securities to-day were on 4
moderate scale although prices generally ruled
firm The copper shares continued the special feat
Ire furnishing the bulk of the transactions. out
dealings I'm this department showed material fall
ing off Empire Steel shares were strong. botf the
common and preferred advanced per cent on
light dealings selling up to Is and A., respectively
Northern Securities firm and fairly active
around 113ssn11rs: about $500 shares changed
hands Havana Tobacco common sold at 30; about
coo shares were dealt in while the preferred sold
at 6J Intcrna tonaI Mercantile Marine preferred
sold at A.. American Can common sold at - for
an odd Interborough Rapid Transit, 50 per cent
maid was dealt in for 100 shares at 112lc National
F-nameline common sold the extent of 200 shares
from 37I2 to 3s Bay State Gas sold to the extent
of 900 shares at 5sdf3-t6 There better de-
n1and for Marconi Wireless Telegraph upward OF
800 shares changed hands from 61s to 6ss North
American Lumber and Pulp sold at and Hacken-
sack Meadows Company at 10 In the copper
shares United Copper gained per cent from
tho last closing advancing from y 2lz on deal
ines i'm 800 shares. Tennessee Copper sold to the
extent OF 800 shares. from 297s to 29S4 Kitchener
Gold Mining sold to the extent OF 500 shares from
81 to 81. Tanarack sold for loo shares at 193, 200
Utah at s. 10o Osceoa at ia and 13 Calumet and
HecIa at 549 Union Copper sold for 200 shares at
Us; Greene Consolidated Copper displayed d
stronger tone in the early trading, advancing
nearly per cent to 29 but reacted 10 22la az the
close; upward of $50 shares changed hands Brit
ish Columbia Copper lost a fraction dealings of
800 shares to s. There was very little demand for
bonds San Francisco Is advanced to q, but at
the close lost half the advance TO SIS; about $4,000
were dealt in. United States Steel 5s sold at
aRl- American Barrel and Package sold At 52l4-
Pacific Packing sold at ia, preferred at % The
market closed quiet but steady.
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VALUE OF SURPLUS DEPRECIATEs.
Superintendent Kilburn's Report on Savings
Banks Condition.

Albany. Feb 1o-The total resources of the say
ines banks of the State January L. last
81 191 S2757S. increase in the year of $50 62 ai9
according TO Il statement issued to-day by Bank
Superintendent +. d. Kilburn. Tho amount Of
money deposited with these institutions is S0I1,-
a3 7l3 an increase of $6S OF sS5. There was like
wise an increase of 100 ST. in the number opcu
accounts in that period. the number January
being 2275,:S3 The market value of the surplus of
these institutions is $l13 .2S305 and shows de
probation of Sc. AL 2lI as compared with its value
on thc corresponding date of last year
Tho deposits Of the year exceeded the with
drawas ny s29,47i512 The transactions Of the year
were exceedingly active compared with those
of 1901 The total deposit Of the year were Se96.-
024G2i as compared With $3.50 55 025 I'm the preced-
ing year increase of S9,S6S79S. Tho amount
Withdrawn $685. $50 H., increase of Stt 900 as6
In addition to the amount due depositors aud
thE surplus moneys the other liza bties of the say
iugs banks aggregate S660.0Si. The surplus of the
banks, figured upon its par value amounts IN SS2
727 SO. fhe amount OF interest credited and paid
in the year $349u.4l The salaries paid in
employees aggregated 81 1972.214 and the ex xpens.s
other than salaries, 81, t5e.5sa.
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sLess lie.
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
rnerciaI 25c discount: bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, J21.c; telegraph 15c. Boston--5c pre-
MUM and par. Charleston Buying, 1-16; selling,
1-l6 premium. Chicago-5c and 1@c premium. Gin
cinnati-Between banks. soc discount over the
counter SOC premium Savannah-Buying. Isc off;
selling, par.
BANK CLEARINCTS. - New-York - Exchanges.
s273 go; balances, S15114S99 Observation-Disclosures
s2e $50 246: balances $140e.9S9. Philadelphia 49, EX
changes e19 $40 475; balances. s2461oS7. Baltimore
Exchanges, S4274954: balances, S576.25o- Chicago
Exchanges. 2os. .25o, ,5o4; balances. 81, 1865.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London G3s4 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. 5asa31- per cent: long bills, 516d
3as per cent. Berlin discount rate, per cent for
three months bills and is per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London. 90 marks 49l4 pfenngs.
Paris discount rate 21s per cent Paris exchange
on London p francs 1513 centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brit consols for
money % 1916: for the account 49, French rentcs,
99 francs % centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 477sc; Mex
lean silver dollars. 57'9c. Bar silver in London
closed at 81 ID.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 5Ss2; Lisbon p;
Buenos Ayres, 1870.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Cust receipts
reported from Washington. 571,9o3; internal reve-
nue. receipts. s2574l2 miscellaneous receipts, 1858
total receipts for the day. 81 1SS.eo3; cxpcndi-
lures s1.3050eo. Receipts for the month to date.
Sl7iI7667; expenditures $16.145eo0; excess OF re
ceipts s92667. Receipts for the year TO date SS51
74 49, expenditures S3226 os4o; excess of receipts.
s29,076e14. National bank notes received for re-
demption $66i %.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House 1888. .ese
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;- throupb Clearing House members to maintain
i'm future a cash reserve amounting TO per cent
on and after l, 1908; ~. per cent on ana "'tsr
Feb 1901 and from 10 10 - per cent IN the us
cretion of tho Clearing House Commfttee on anu
after June l. 1g4 Il is understood that the GEAR
;n, House committee in framing this amendment
had in view the contingency of a money strlhgencV
or A panic deeming it desirable tn have at thei'
disposaI when a crisis should occur a trust COM
many reserve i'm addition a bank reserve. ne
pooIiug of these two great cash funds, " u DC
ueved will be a sufficient safeguard against dls-
aser from any stringency and will also discourage
auy attempt to create artificial strinsency Tor
tho purpose of depressing the stock market
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

RAILROAD BONDS. - Market irregular. Total
sales amounted in par value To S5,5ss.50a, against
g. os9 go on Monday. The heaviest dealings were
in The Atchison general 4s, Chesapeake and Ohio
<I,s. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific IS, Detroit
and Nackinac Land grant 5les. Mexican Central
first and second incomes, Missouri Kansas and
Texas FIRST and second As, Northern Pacific Ss
oregon Short Line Is, Pennsylvania convertible
3izs S. Louis and san Francisco refunding Is.
Southern Pacific -, Union Pacific convertible Is
snd Wabash iehenture Bs- Colorado Fuel and Iron
convertible Is and Consolidated Tobacco Is were
sFso active
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AMENDMENTS LIKELY TO BE ADOPTED.

AS far as be learned the amendments pro
posed last week to the constitution of the Clearing
House Association Will be adopted without modih-
cation and without opposition at to-days meeting
OF the association The most important OF these
amendments is that requiring trust companies clear
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
PEOPLES GAS.

The annual report of the Peoples Gas Light ana
Coke Company for the year ended December 5l' l%'-
compares as follows:
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III YOU BIT KNEW

What ready reference book The Tribune
Almanac for 1908 is you would not he with
out one. You will be without if you
don't hurry they are going fast. Price. 25
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Cuoted rates follow; Money
on call opened at 2l per cent; highest 2 per cent
lowest ~ per cent; last loan, 2a per cent; closed
at =. per cent: ruling rate, 2s4 per cent. Time
money was quoted at az per cent fer sixty days to
ninety days and n4a4a per cent for longer periods
Commercial paper was quoted at 4$i per cent for
sixty to ninety days indorsed bills 47ad5 per cent
for choice four 10 six months and 51zS rer cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
Gables Sight. Sixty days.
Sterling sS7S. STTs 4.s1Ss d4.SI1- 4s4
ETsucG -... - IS -. 1855 a5.I5Ss - 1915 G5 :
I2eics1aarzs as. aa5 5-16 iaa95 80 94s4 a947s
GuildeTs.---.. +e'sH 40 5-lo % l'-lo0 )"
sI,ess 1-I6
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SLIGHT SETBACK In PRICES.
Good Demand Decline and Further Adaaces
Money Easy. Sterling Exchange Firm
STOCKS,
rationS were

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays quo
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
Landon y. Y.

London, Feb. 10. r. m.-The market for Amer
soan securities was irregular and dull closing firm
Final prices follow.
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Brooklyn Ferry stock. .--...
Hobokel Ferry lst -. 1915.
do stock. k..----.-
\ 7 & z z Ferry co stock
90 Ist mtg IS. 1922 -
y I & II 2 con IS. 1916.
10Th & % SF tst mg IS. 1918.
Union T OF ~ 7 & B stock 4.
n I & y : Isl mtg IS. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

Week ended Feb 50 1290S2 $40 456 $40 4Is COS
since January L.. ea541.1e2 5572oSls 57iSa $40
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.Irc1udes extra per cent
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
,r-r,i-led hr William r Nichols & Co No - Wall -t1
L. ne-tct 1 r,tt ,.,n.+
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market slightly lower.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r, I. Day & Co.. No, eassau-sts

CHICAGO STOCKS
Furnished by Tracy { Co. No 30 waIl-stl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols Co. No Is wall-st1
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

7s7. .S94 Total sales for the day. Unlisted
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Int Int
rate period. Bid. lAsh'd
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94oCA do Gen As. -
130ha do Pa q TT 4s- 90
1a0O0 H Val LIST AIS. lee
1n0Nn Int & ct Nor 1st- l2u
1000 ia u - 90
5000 DO ..------.-- :E'
13OG0 h = I : & " As. -
$1,000 Kan City So IS. 6H
1000 Kent Cent 1s.- H4
9np0 Lac Gas 1st rs lut
1000 Ieh Val X Y .
as .s20F los
1Oe0 Net - L Gen 1s-1li
5000 do ref 4s.--- 3t
,,,a, A., ,--- ron dc :
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.ERRY COMPANIES.

Int. period ] BID lAsEed-
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BARRY SAWS.
MILL aupPIIRa OF ALL KINDS

Of a dash. II could spring within and
sweep the two candlesticks from the table
there was a chance that might snatch the
parchment in the darkness and confusion
and escape as had come.
So began by inches to draw me UP and
feel for some better launching hold. But in
the midst. for all my care ano caution,
ment: lost that and got another on the
wooden shutter opened back against the
outer wall. and then went down. pulling
the shutter from its rusted hinges in crash
ing clamor fit to rouse the dead.
AS If they were quick echoes, other
crashings followed as of chairs flung back.
and then the window just above me filled
had the wit to lie quiet had fallen. but
i had, and those above, looking from a
lighted room into the belly Of the night,
saw nothing. Then Captain Stuart shouted
to his dragon horse holder.
"Ho! Tom Garget, this way, mani" he
cried, and when he had no answer nut
Twas in the very act. while 1 was watch
ing catlike every movement, that saw the
precious scrap of parchment In his hand.
Here was the chance l had prayed for
Tom Garget's sword had clattered down be-
side me. and with ii l sprang afoot and cut
whizzing circle by my doughty captains
ear that made him cringe and gasp and all
but tumble out upon me. The bit of parch-
safe.
You may think small of me- If so you
Il
lowed after. No man is Drawer than his
opportunity and had little stomach for a
fight with three unwounded men. Hence
ii was narrowed now to a bold sortie for
the horses, and this 4 made while yet the
captain hung in air and sought his foothold
With all my breathless haste ii was not
done too soon nor soon enough. When I
had quickly freed a horse from the dead
hand that held ii tethered and was making
shift to climb into the saddle they thronged
upon me, the captain from his window, the
others pouring holly through the gaping
doorway
/ made shift to get astride the horse, to
prick the poor beast with the point of
sword. and so to break away in some brief
dash beneath the oaks. But 1t was chase
soon ended. AS / remember / was Keeling
in the saddle what time the foremost of
them overlook me. held on grimly till
the horse pursuing Tapped the one I rode
by head, by neck and presently by withers
Then / turned and would be making fran
tic feeble passes with the sword at the man
upon his back.
1t was my plotting captain who rode me
thus TO earth, and when thrust he laughed
and swore and turned the blade aside with
his bare hand. Then pressing closer he
struck me with his first. and thereupon the
night and all its happenings went blank as
If the blow had been a cannon shot to
crush my skull.
ITO Be Continued
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.ELKINS LAW AND FAV0RS
WESTERN LINES TAKE TOO SERIOUS
A VIEW OF THE NEW STATUTE.
A. c. Bird Goes with Missouri Pacific
as Vice President-B. & o. Makes
Fine Earning Exhibit.

If Western roads can maintain the dras-
tic position they have assumed under the
Elkins law they will accomplish more than
was ever possible under old conditions. An
exchange says shippers are just as liable
to the soliciting men as are the railroads
for granting concessions of any kind to in
fueace business. The Western roads are
distributing thousands of circulars among
their agents and patrons. giving the pro-
visions of the law, and in some cases
across the face of these is stamped in red
ink, Consult your lawyer" The Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy has issued a circular
reading: Free or reduced rates to hotel
keepers and employees, letter carriers and
other postal employees travelling on personal
account, policemen and other municipal en-
ployes, and others filing quasi-public
position are not permissible. The giving
of such favors to persons of the kind be-
cause of their Office is not warranted by
law" Other practices placed under ban
are concessions in free baggage or trans
portation for owners, agents or mana
gers of theatrical companies. or of the
companies themselves other than on the
published tariff Reduced rates for army
and navy officers, families of clergymen
and missionaries, free or reduced trans
portation to officers or leaders of conven-
tions, societies, etc. Stopover privileges
or extensions of time limit are also dis
continued the ground that they are
violations of the law: In his address at
the dinner of traffic interests President
Jeffery, of the Denver & Rio Grande. said
that when a law is bad the way to do was
to enforce ii so that 1t would become OBJ
noxious to the people. They could be re-
ed IN
repeal, and it looks as if the Western
roads had taken Mr.. Jefferys advice with
a view of arousing antagonism. 1t is no
ticeable that the railroads in the East do
not take the Elkins law with the same
seriousness as do the Western lines. They
agree, however, that restrictions placed
upon the shippers as well as the railroads
with regard to concessions and the in
fiuencing of business and secret reductions
of tariff rates cannot be too rigidly en-
forced
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WANTE.D-Young men: cur illustrated cata-
: lozue explains how teach barber trade in
shors- ssme, mailed free. MOLER BARBER
COLLEGE. Chicago. Ill
" ANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps. able-bodied men Of good character
between the ages OK q and 30 years not less than
feet inches and not over feet l inch in
height, of good character and not addicted to
the use OF liquor. must be citizens OF the United
States or persons who have legally declared
their intentions 20 become citizens. able to read
and write English properly. as well as speak IT.
No miners or married men will be accepted.
This important branch OF the Naval Service
tffers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRU1TS, as the law PROVIDES for the PRO
MOTION OF WORTHY NONCOMIISSIONED
rines enlisted for a period of four years, and
are generally stationed In large cities. and are
now serving I'm Cuba. Porto Rico. Manila and
Guam and when sent to sea have fine oppor-
rInity 70 see ali parts OF the world. Pay from
sf3 to sii per month Clothing. board and med.-
cal srtendance are provided in addition TO pay.
Apply u ). MARINE CORPS RECRUITING
OFFICE. Room 100 Newton Claypool Bldg. cor
ner cf Pennsylvania and Ohio streetes.
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PIant-KfIIing Insect for Hawaii.

ALAMEDA, Cal. March 17.-Prof. Albert
Koepele. the noted entomologist. has re-
turned to this city from Mexico, where he
secured quantity of insects for introduce
ton into the Hawaiian islands. His par
ticular quest for insects 10 prey upon
a very prolific ornamental plant. the Lam
tana Comara. which, since its importation
into the Hawaiian islands. has overrun
other plants and caused great loss by de-
stroying the grazing. Professor Koebele
has found a variety OF insects In Mexico
which will feed upon the seed and leaves
of the obnoxious lantana and exterminate
them
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District cour; Of the United States for
the district Of Indiana In bankruptcy =
In the matter OF Frank Hoffman, bankrupt
No ilfs In bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF Prank Hoffman of Indian,
a. oils IN the Marion and dizfriet
Aforesaid BANKRUPT.
Notice II hereby given that on the 18th dav ~
March. a ID. is1s. the said Frank Hoffman, was
duly ad5udicated bankrupt and that the first
meeting Of bis creditols will be held at Room s07
Indiana Trust BUILDING. No. III East Washincfon
street in The city OF Indianapolis. Marion cs,.n-
~. Indiana on the 18th day o. March A 10
1907. ~ o'clock In the forenoon, at which Trina
the said creditors attend. prove their claim.
transact such other business as may propsriy
come before said meeting
ALBERT RABB, Heferee In Bankrupscx
indianapolis Ind. March IL. 1905.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer
Kronprinz Wilhelm, from Bremen and
Southampton, arrived to-day, but was de-
tanned at quarantine because child two
years old, one of the steerage passengers.
developed smallpox. The patient was re-
moved TO the reception hospital. The
steamer was disinfected and eighty pas
sengers from the steerage compartment
occupied by the patient were taken TO
Hoffman island. The steamer was re-
leased late this afternoon.
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INDIANAPOLIS a HARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

To, Mooresvills and intermediate points: First
= VI t.s%es Kentucky av. and Washington at AZ
~ hour rherea on ~
es1f hour mara and including 8: 50 p. m. after
mnieh tine a car viii leave AZ $50 p m. and
hiillssaxxine MooresvilIe; First car Al a. m. sh>
-. az 7 s0-e m. and every hour thereaffer -
~ boar grark. 10 and including 50 n
~ .ehieh time a win leave 10 % m --s
Hourly service from hooresSiiie 10 Brooklyn