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Evening journal., 1903-09-28
WILL NO( MATCH LOU DILLON
Owner Of Famous Trotter VIII Not
Entcr Contest For Supremacy

Owner Of Famous Trotter VIII Not
Entcr Contest For Supremacy
Cleveland. Sept. CSC. X. G. Bill
lings. owner OF Lou Dillon the trottirg
mare. has announced that positively
she will not be allowed TO 90 into a
contest with another horse a trial
for supremacy Mr.. Billings states as
his reason for this decision that Lou
Dillon is but years old and compar-
atively inexperienced and unframed.
The marc will be shipped with the
other members Of the Bnlings string TO
Lexington Wednesday, where she
has two engagements After the Lex
ington meeting Lou Dillon win be
shipped 70 Memphis. where sho is
scheduled to go against the world''
trotting record. a trial against time
which will probably be her last for thi
season
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MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this County and
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known House of solid financial
standing $4,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced; position per-
manent Address Manager, 61o Mo-
non BIde., Chicago, lli.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
PENN PARK.
SCORE TY INNINGs.

Wilmington a. A.. ...0OO2O04Ox x-6
Penn Park ... .... $50 o 90 0O o 90
Earned runs. Wilmington A. A.. a.:
two-base hits. Ballantyne Faulkner
0iowcry bases stoieh. Hoffman, q; Camp
boil. Iipr. Smith; bases on called balls
OF Lpp. Holman; hit by pitched balls
IIonmar .: Ballantyne: struck out b.
Faulkner 4. by Li1p. o. ieft on bases.
Wilmington A. A.. s; Penn Park. 5; um-
plre, Smith, time, 1.+o. Attendance, 5000.
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Eastsrn Leseue standina.
snortina Notea.

Jim alvin. the Irish Giant wrestler,
viii go into the boxing game.
Young Mowatt. Of Chicago, and Char
ley Neary boxed a siv-round draw at
Milwaukee Friday night.
Charley Seiger. who boxed Rufe Tur-
ner a 20-round draw. viii meet him
again on October 10 at Seattle. Seiger
may get a match with Jimmy Britt at
Frisco.
A German motor cyclist recently
rode from Dresden to Posen, Germany,
q distance OF about 225 miles. in thir-
teen hours, on a TX horsepower mo-
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
TENNIS AND GOLF
At COUNTRY CLUB
Many Visitors See Knights Of
Racquet and Driver Con
test Tor Supremacy

The mems doubles and mems singles
in the tennis tournament at the Will
mington Country Club came to an emo
on Saturday. The play was Vowed by
a large gallery and the weather was all
that could be desired. Consolation in
mems singles, mems doubles and mixed
doubles will be played this afternoon.
The tournaments win be played for
two more years az any rate, as the
plate prices mast be won three times
before they are the property of the
winner The omen tournament for the
championship of the state win be
played at tho grounds on Wednesday
afternoon. beginning at 2.30 o'clock
Saturdays play resulted as follows
In the mems doubles the champion
ship Of the club was won by r. Giiphl
and C. r. Cause from J. r. Cause and
n. r. Wright scores Ga. 3-6, Ga, 6-2.
Dr. J. T. Wales won the champion
ship in mems singles from S. +. Cause
in straight sets. Scores: 6-1, GO and
e-2.
Consolation singles won by J. c, Bis
sell from II. Townsend. Scores! 6-S,
7-5.
Two teams were chosen on the
grounds at the club ON Saturday and
an interesting golf match played. a
team defeated b team by q score OF
"a to p. The summary follows:
A Toam-H. 5. Fulenwider. 0; w. G
+ Pennypacker i; J. ]. satterthwaite, o.
p. Johnston, 1; w. T. Budd, o; H. G.
Scott, o. j. p. Hilles. q. J. u. Smith
81; j. II. Rodgers. 0; J. Richardson, 81
Benjamin Nields. o M. Lane. s: A
/ MacGeorge. I j. Bird. 6; w. y. Ban.
lnard. O. Total. "a.
/ p Team-G. r. Hofecker, 3; J. F
Briggs O: ]. Bancroft. o: ]. Smith, 0
, w. G.. Jones. p; II. w. Cause, s; II. +
8ayard O; ]. Armstrong, o; c. w
Jackson, o; A. r. Jones. 0; w. A
Smith, q; T.. w. Chambers. o; e. {
Speakman. o; e. Y. Candy o; W. G
Mendinhall. 5. Total. %.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
Eas.srn Leaaus season cIo.ss.

Jersey City won the Eastern League
championship Buffalo won second
place. two points ahead Of Toronto.
Jersey CITY started on early in the
season by winning is straight games.
They were hard pressed for a time by
Buffalo but by a remarkable spurt
won "a consecutive victories on the
last tour a feat never equaled by a
major league team. The champions
were presented with gold medals
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
FITzSIMMONS MATCHED
viii Meet George Gardner For Light
Heavyweight Championship.

Heavyweight Championship.
New York, Sept. 2S.--At conference
held at Bath Beach between Bob Fitz-
simmons William Piorce. Of Boston,
manager for George Gardner the light
heavyweight champion of the world,
and James G. Kennedy, representing
the Yosemite Athletic Club of San
Francisco, Fitzsimmons and Gardner
were matched to fight at the Yosemite
Club the latter part Of November for
tho title held by Gardner The con-
test will be for 20 rounds at 1GS
pounds The purse win be divided. 15
per cent going 20 the winner and IS
per cont. TO the loser
Edward Graney. Of San Francisco.
was chosen as referee and forfeit
holder.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
EXCITING MATINEE RACES
Several Fast Brushes at rplaware
Horse Show Park.

The thirteenth matinee OF the Gem
tcmen's Driving Association held at
Delaware Horse show Park on sat-
urday was characterized by fast time,
exciting races and big crowd.
Edward T., Moody was omcial starter.
The judges were Willard S. Pyle and
Samuel Murphy. Jr. A. IT, Worrilow
and Huxley Harvey we're starters. The
summary:
Event No. ], Mixed Mile Heats, 2
in 3.
Eimcliffe. br. g.. Mr.. Tanguy. ....t
Prince Duroc hr b. Cooley 20 2
John Taylor Jrs g. g. Mr.. Aus
fin.... 90. 80. ....-....-3
Lora Doone b. M. pr. II. Car
rett Jr..,... .., ............4
Lily p., b. M. Mr.. Carpenter. IS
Timo-254; 2.51h.
Event No. 2, Mixed Mile Heat, 2
ni 3.
Bcrelda, blk g, Mr.. Moody. ...41l
Ruby IN. 3. Mr.. Lynch ...,1 32
The Jay rn. &. Dr. Ewes .....3 20
Claude D.. s. e.. Mr.. Campbell - 8 4
Red Pointer en-. 81. Mr.. BARLEY 8
Candy Chimes. br. s.. Dr. II.
Garrett Jr 49, ...-..,,....6 G
Tirn-2.s6ih 2.S6iA; 2.37h.
Event 10. 3, Mixed Mile Heats. .
IN g.
Dorothy, b. m. Mr. Wallace. "a 4
Bob Crouch. b. g. DrAshbrook 9
Dewey Russell b. s.. Mr. Green-
field ..... ...-....-.. -.....1 3
Time-2s4A; 2.s0iai 2.s3; 2.Si.
Event No 3. Mixed Mile Heats. .
IN B.
Marine. b. s.. Mr.. postles .....1
Pactolus Maid, b. IN. Mr. wall
lace -. ..-.. ...+...-......3
Mabel c., b. M. Mr.. Darlington
4 Time-2.30, 2.35
Event No. 3, PAGERS, Mile Heats.
in 3.
Sunshine blk. 3. Mr.. Wallace p
Jessie Wood. b. mi, Mr.. Tansuy 20
\ Timo--2.24A; 2.20it 2.22M
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
GUN SHOOT MEDAL.

Victor Dupont Jr.. won the medal
at the weekly shoot Of the Wilmington
Country Club gun team on Saturday.
Tho shoot was one OF the most exciting
of the season There We're ten mem-
bers participating and four ties were
shot of. The medal was held the week
previous by j. c. Ewing, the crack
shot who accompanied the American
rife team to Europe.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

The new ones are now ready Chartered
oak golden and weathered finishes. The
rack Of separate bench and mirror, as you
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
One Dollar to Baltimore and Return.
Sunday, October 4, 3. g. o. r. r..

Special train leaves Delaware ave-
nue. station. $50 a. m. Leave Balti-
more. Camden Station. Gas p. m, Mt.
Royal $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

white; Phoenixville, red and green
Penn Treaty, light green and white;
Trenton, red and black; Wilmington,
old gold and rose.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

book. "A Miscarriage Of Justice" in
which he defended ex-Captain Dreyfus,
died the other day IN Paris after long
Illness.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
Indian Novelties.

Banners Go, Canoe ink-wells. COO
Paddles soc Burnt Leather Match
safes. 25c. 35c. Dursteln'sA East
Second street. Il
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
Fall Goods Are Here

This old factory is full to the roof with everything
worth showing in Houseurnishings and big as the
place it's small to show off all the many pretty pieces
to the best advantage. Asles have to be narrowed here
and there allow sample pieces the floor but
they are here for you and at the right prices.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
irase1Oss
Yesterdays results

Yesterdays results igase1O 1OSs
philadelphia, 6. st. Louis 8.
st. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago, 10; Boston, 3.
Brooklyn. -. Cincinnati, z.
Cincinnati, e; Brooklyn, 6.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
,low the cIubs ssana.
Whore They Play Today:

Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
SEASIDE RESORTS
Hotel San Jose,
Atlantic City. N. j.

Beach end Of st. James Place. Steam
heat. Electric lights and bells. Entirely
new. Rates, s1.50 to $780,
j. BRITT & co.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
ssandino Of the Clubs.

No games are soheduied f0r today.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

Durstein's Rothchilds Especlals &C
segar at stores
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

89c Three-fold oak frame Screens,
filed with silkoline. Worth $1.25.
$3.50. Nicely finished oak frames,
three folds, filled with choice patterns
in silkolines.
$l75 Three-fold fancy oak frames,
filled 10 your order with silkoline or
denim
$2.25. Three-fold oak frames with
taut panels, denim filled. Should be $3
$500. Three-fold oak with either
taut panels or filed with goods Of your
selec ion. Filled panels.
$375. Three-fold oak with burlap
or denim panels. Top of screen is
pyro-etched
S375. Black and gold Japanese
four-fold screens. Worth $500. No
need of saying more.
$3.50. Figured burlap, oak or ma
hogany pyroetched top panel or beau
tiful colored Jap. Screens four-fold, or
mission screens, derim panels.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

specialist who prescribed it for the late
Father OHM OBrien Of Lowell. by
whom 1t was recommended to his
friends and parishioners. and from
whom IL derived its name-and was
advertised with his knowledge and ap-
proval. 1t is not a patent medicine and
IL IS free from morphine. opium or
other poisonous drugs. The money is
refunded for any bronchial trouble.
cough or cold it does not cure. It
makes strength and prevents pneu-
monia-invaluable as q tonic and body
builder for weak and rum down sys-
TENS. Not new medicine-50 years
IN use. II your druggist does not have
u he can get it for you. The 81 bot
ties contain three times the quantity
or the 50-cen. size. It is guaranteed,
and the money is refunded IL 1t does
not do all that is claimed for it.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

Kyrle Bellew. as "Raffes-The ANA
tour Cracksman.1 commences the second
and final week Of his engagement at the
Garrick Theat/ Phaadelphia, tonight.
The public cit large. as wen as the critics
OF Philadelphia, have universally voted
"Raffies-Thc Amateur Cracksman" a
clean-cut dramatic success. Mr.. Below
and his admirable company. including f.
NJ Holland. Edwin Arden Clara Blan-
dick. Ethel Matthews, Hattie Russell
Lucy 'Afe.nor. Frank Roberts. Frank Con-
nor and Frank Mccormick are the nightly
recipients OF tumultuous applause. Every
curtain drcopod on this uniquely original
and intensely fascinating comedy-drama
Is the signal FOR numerous calls" for the
chief players before the curtain. and
every night during the past week Mr.
BAlcw has been obliged TO make a
speech" before the curtain. The classic
English actor Liebler & Co. his man
ayers. are TO be congratulated on "a
buirs eve hit' with this refreshing pro-
lduc,ion. In "Rafhes" Kyrle Bellew has
stepped from the domain Of the sock
and the buskin into the modern dress
role and he has done it as only Bellew
can
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

Plenty of them to choose from and spe-
cial for this week has mahogany frames
grade Verona. Regular price, S5a; this
Of FIVE pieces.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

10 games yesterday
No games were played yesterday, as
the Western clubs are IN the East.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
EXPI .ANATION
TO THE PUBLIC

The old family
apothecaries. Car
Teton and oHvey or
Lowell. Mass. es-
tablished in 1927.
have in their pos
session the old pre-
scription book in
which is, filed the
prescription for
Father ] ohm S
Medicine. as writ
frt, Iv 49, r,,i,a,,f
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
Folding Screens
rIany Kinds at Many Price:

Nc matter what your desire may be in the way of
Screen, satisfy it. Many styles of frames are
shown filled with fabrics, but should what yol
want not be here, we'll make it to your order.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
Hall Racks

regular one-piece
like, IS to SIa5.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

IN Rallies an entirely new and
original drama in four acts. based upon
e. w. Honungs story "The Amateur
Cracksman." by Eugene Presbrey. The
cast OF charcc ers viii De as follows:
A. j. Rames. Kyrle Bellew; Harry
Manders. his friend. Edwin Arden;
Captain Redwood, E. NJ. Holland;
Lord Amersteth, Arthur Barry; Lord
Crowley, his son. Frank Connor; Craw-
shay, a professional burglar, Frank
Mccormack; Merton, a detective, A. w.
Grass: Goldby, butler Alfred James;
Barraclough, Rallies man. Henry
Blanc; Lady Melrose. Hattie Russell;
Mrs. Vidal Marie st. John; Lady
Ethel, Lucy Miner; Gwendolyn Con-
ron. Clara Blandick; Marie maid to
Lady Melrose, Nignon Beranger.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

"A Working Girls Wrongs" the big
New York success. will appear at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday after
noon and night
The pathetic picture of little Bess in
her hour OF peril is an effective and
tender scene which leaves It's hearers
with something to think of on their
way home from the theatre. The seem
&c equipment of the play is elaborate
and i'm perfect harmony with the gem
eral atmosphere or the story
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

$500. Some special values in Jap
anese screens. Many colors and effects.
$3.50 Extra heavy mission screens,
burlap panels. One of the most sub
stantial screens made.
S5.75. Four-fold figured burlap
screens, both sides alike.
$500. Heavy three-fold screens, oak
or mahogany, filled with burlap in
plain colors.
$3.50. Oak frames with large pyro-
etched panel top. Plain burlap panels.
$3.50. Oak or mahogany frames,
burlap panels with tapestry panels at
top.
$500. Extra large three-fold screens,
covered with verdure tapestry or to
order.
$780, Beautiful mission screens
with hand-worked or pyro-etched top
panels.
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

white St. James, dark green and
Evening journal., 1903-09-28

s = 1| I u; = \;
Evening journal., 1903-09-28
ParIor Suits

covered with best
lot at $40 for suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
NETWORK CITY.

A. the Church Of the Messiah Thrty-fourth-s st
and Park-ave. tomorrow morning. the Rev. Dr.
Minot }. Savage will preach on Spirituality"
The Rev Thomas r s!icer will preach at the
Church OF All Souls. Fourth ave. and Twentieth-st
tomorrow morning on Tho Search for a SouI-The
Story Of laura Bridgman
St Marks Church. Tenth-st. and Second
will celebrate the eighteen anniversary Of its Sun
day school. beginning tomorrow. when a special
anniversary service will be held al p m, which
Bishop Potter will deliver address
"A Word Of Cheer 10 the Tired out Man will
he the subject Of the sermon by the Rev d.. Don
aid Sage Mackay ar the Collegiate Church. Fifth
ave and Forty-eighth- st. tomorrow at P. m
Or Mackay will also preach AZ Il a. m on Is
the Church Of To-day True TO Her IdeaI?'
The Rev Dr. David G. wyle will preach in the
Scotch Presbyterian Church. Ninety sixth-st- and
Central Park West. tomorrow at Il m. on
The Glory OF Cod and the Dignity Of Mar" and
AT p Turning 20 God"
Tho annual meeting Of the Network city Ban
fist Mission Society will be held on Thursday AZ
s p m. in the chapel Of Calvary Baptist Church
al which fun reports viii be presented ard new
officers elected.
Sermons will be preached ~ tho Church az the
Holy Communion tomorrow as follows. The Rev
DR.. Henry Mottet. ar Il a. IN. on Conquest and
Inheritance. the Rev Howard Barlow. at 4
? m. on The Light Of the World" and the Rev
Homer + Taylor at { p. m. on The supreme
Moment in Life
evening services viii be held in the next two
months beginning ~ s O'Clock tomorrow The
general topic Of the series viii be Some Phases
Of the Christian Life" During the special services
the afternoon service will BE- omitted
Harry Rose the actor who shot his wife in
A. Of Jealous rage on September u. 1902 pleaded
guilty 10 mAnslaughter yesterday before Justice
Tsyf IN he Glnrenae Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting of Schoolmasters Association Ne7r-York
University Building Washington Square. 1870 a m
Halin Garland The Red Pioneer League for Polit-
ical Educstion No. p West Forty-fourth-st.. II
Opening of Institute Park with by Mayor Low
BROOKLYN. afternoon
Republican Club dinner President Louis Stern club
house. West Forrlerh-st 2 N.
Celebration anniversary Nicholas Lodge
+. ana A ~. Waldorf. evening
Lecture bv Professor George w plmpton Perpetual
Motion A History Of the Search for It Cooper
Union. = n.
Meeting Of alumni n the Scho1lshir s. Marys. Twenty
fourth-st and Past River ?
Lecture by Professor Ramon ? Buxo on The New
Panama Republic Drake School Seventeenth-st
and Broadway. 2. n.
Swimming Nev-York Athletic Club. evening
Teachers meeting the study Of the International
laT School Lesson. Union Seminary, Park-aye- and
Sevenrieth-st, 30 p m
lectures cf the Board Education. ? r-Schoo
No - One hundreds nd fourth and Amsterdam
ave, The Evolution Of the Human Species Henry
? Champion School No D. Mulberry Bavari
sts. Kimberly and the Diamond Fields Of South
Africa Lon pena Chy. School No J. Henry and
Catherine SIS. Across the Nev-Encland States 90
Or. Edward T 'rcwen- Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciafon. No West one-hundred- md
-Noltaire and the Sceptics'' Or Y 7 ShotRe
Cooper Institute, EiRhth-st and Fourth-ave Camp
Inc Expeditions Among the Rockies Of British Colu
ma Board of Education Park-aVe. and Fiftv-ninth-
-, Die Meistersinger." Thomas Whitney Surette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
LINK IN GREAT SYSTEM.
Possaic Valley Road Part Of Ne5c-
York and Plttsburg Line.
TuT 1ELEGBArH 10 TIE TRIBUNE-l

stor-clair. \ J. Nov 13-The proposed new rail-
rrad between NeV-York and Pittsburg. which is re-
rortes - he eighty miles shorter than the Pennsy-
-sria line viii il is believed. cut across Essex
COUNTY az Caldwell. Verona and Upper Montclair-
n word certain facts have leaked out within the
las few dsvs showing almost conclusivey that the
extension Of the Whippany and Passalc Valley
Railroad now being pushed rapidly along. viii be
merely connecting link in great system The
facts are follows
4 hig new railroad station is soon 70 be built At
O. near Caldwell. costing $1,000 Heavy one hun
red pound rails are being laid on the new line and
land has been bought for the night of way one hun
cred feet in width. sufficient for four track route.
eevr-York capitalists representing millions Of dol
lars are known TO he back Of the project, and the
men who bought the right Of way and are in the
secrets Of the projectors openly declare that a
trunk lire is 10 so through Caldwell
The route from PitsburE is said 10 be via Altoona,
Surhury through Columbia and SchUyllal counties.
Penn following the Delaware River and entering
the State Of New-Jersev a. Belvedere, thence by
Vvav NJ oxford. Warren County. which IS becoming
r second Pittsburr through Morris and Essex cOun-
ties n ridewater With the great activity in mines
end furnaces az oxford. and with the paper mills
and other factories near Morristoun and Whippanv.
= is explained that the new line would have plenty
81 local traftC.
The fdes has been that the Erie was backing the
new road bur the present contractors insist en-
phaucally that ii is 10 be part Of new trunk line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
WANT LOWER RATES.
Steel Companies Ask 50 Per Cent
Reduction ia Certain Charges.

According 10 reports current here. the United
states steel Corporation and independent com
NAMES Including the Jones Laughlin Steel COM
many and the Lackawanna Steel Company. nave
Demanded - per cent reduction IN freight rates
on iron and steel Tor export. and have received as
suranoes that their request will be acted on favor
ably ~ the meeting of the railroad freight olclals
reNt week 1t is not expected. however. that me
complete reduction asked for viii he granted he
ouced rates have been obtained from the interna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company on steel ana
iron. n is understood.
An Official OF the United States Steel CORPORA
ton said yesterday that the trip Of some OF the
officials Of the corporation 10 Worcester. Mass on
THURSDAY wi;hou; particular significance ~
vas part Of ordinary inspection tour, anu III
special matters were considered.
Many Of the irsn and steel wage schedules are
based on the selling price Of the product. 50 ''.''
lover prices for the commodities will mean re-
duced wages. The wages a employees Of the thl'ea
States steel Corporation and other companies VINO
are not in these classes Will within ne next IL"
months also be reduced 10 greater ~ less extent
according 70 the present outlook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
TWO YEAR LOAN FOR q. y.
To Pay . Per Cent Rather Than
Sacrifice Securities.

The Great Northern Railway Company. it was
officially announced yesterday. has negotiated win
Barring Bros & Co. London. Kidder Peabody g.
Co Boston. and Barring Magoun & Co, New
York CITY a TWO wear loan - 1850 600 S72sa 90
bearing per interest. and secured by the de-
r,osit Of e 100000 s.. Paul Minneapolis and Mani
sohs Pacific extension sterling As due July ]. 1880
These bones are listed 3n London and are selling
a. lg This collateral has been deposited IN the
vaults q the Bankers Safe Deposit Company. in
shis city. subject only 10 The jont Crder - the
rhree firms mentioned. which took the loan The
certificates II participation in tho loan in de
nominations Of 800 OF $s72 bearing terest at The
yearly rate Of 8 per cent payable -Ti-annually.
Interest and principal are payable In New York.
london and Boston. The certificates. Whicn were
offered 10 the public eslz md interest have all
been placed. II Is understood that girjlsly the
entire loan was subscribed % Lon6oa. TIE FRO
ceeds are 10 be used for meeting tho cost 80 Ger
tain permanent improve nsuts u the Great North
err
The bonds deposited By the Great Northern as
collateral security for the a 5e 600 loan are part OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
STEEL CONSOLIDATION.
Pittsbmg Report of the Purpose OF
Conferences.

Pittsburg. Nov. 13.-Semi-ofHoial reports 81
IT, conferences which were held in the last
week in this city and New-1ork by the ofl'laiS
Of the United States steel Corporation and tho
presidents Of The subsidiary companies say that
the real purpose 81 these conferences was the
arranging Of details for the amalgamauon 81
The American Tin Plate Company and the
American sheet Steel Company. the removal
OF the general Offices Of these companies from
New York TO this city and also The removal Of
the Office Of the American Bridge Company from
Philadelphia here. All these changes are 10 take
p1ace in the near future. il is said.
The operating Of the mills Of these various
companies viii he directed from here The
only COMPANY Of the entire group in the
Steel CORPORATION which viii not he included IN
The Pittsburg Offices when the present pans
are con1pletcd viii be the Federal Steel Com
psnv which viii be left in Chicago. Inc gen
eral Offices Of the United States Steel Corpora
lion will remain in New-YorS as II IS simply
? holding corporation and practically has moth
ing 70 do with the operation of the indUstrlal
est q bis nrnenfs