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New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
u. S. HOOLEY & co. ASSIGN.
Not Unexpected Identification zcith
SpeciaIties the Cause.
TAYLOR-sTow FIRHs TO RESUME

Within the first quarter Of hour after the
opening OF the Stock Exchange yesterday morn
fng the suspension Of Edwin S. Hooley & Co
was announced. The news was far from unex-
.pected. and after a brief period of depression
prices rallied vigorously the market retaining
Its strength during the rest Of the session The
failure Of an out-of-town member of the Ex-
change, William Basset. of Boston. was an
nounced at about noon. but had no market eff
feet, Mr Basset's obligations here being incou-
siderable in amount.
The Hooley firm made an assignment to Louis
B. Rolston Of the law firm of Turner, RoIston
& Horan, and within few minutes after the
failure had been announced on the Stock Ex-
change floor the formal assignment papers We're
filed in the Office OF the County Clerk and al
most at the same time the assignee took charge
OF the affairs Of the firm At noon Mr.. Rolston
said that he had been examining the books and
thought that he might be able TO make state
Inent before the close Of the day, but at o'clock
s. was stated at the Office OF the firm that it
might be two or three days before the statement
could be prepared.
Early estimates in the Street were that the
Liabilities OF the failed firm would be about
S3.0O00O0, but there is reason TO believe that
The actual figures VIII be much less than this
sum. The firms difficulties are attributable to
The same cause as that of the Taylor and the
stow failures last Friday. identification with
spec.a!ties' and when the failure of ". l..
stow & co. came il was generally prophesied
that Edwin : Hoo!ey & Co. could not escape a
similar fate.
As was noted in The Tribune several days
ago. MT Hooey has been Tor more than year
president Of the Evansville and Terre Haute
Railroad Company. the stock OF which has de
cined many points within the last week and he
was associated with W. L. Stow in securing con-
troll of the Des Mones and Fort Dodge road
the plan OF disposing Of which property TO one
Of the great railway systems Of the Middle West
has not yet been carried through.
II was remarked in the Street as a singular
coincidence that the firm OF II. /. Nicolas q Co
was forced 10 the wall By It's connection with
Evansville and Terre Haute exactly ten years
ago.
Il is known that Mr. Hooley had offers of as
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BIG COKE COMPANY FORMED.
To Take the Place of the H G. Frick
Company.

Pitsburg, July 27.-Arrangements have been com
pleted for the formation of the National Coal and
Coke Company, with S. 100000 capital and $25OOO 900
in bonds This company will practically take the
place of the H. c. Frick Coke Company in the
general coking business, since the latter has prac-
tically withdrawn from the market. Almost $780,
900 of the bond issue it is said has been underwrit
ten and it is expected that the remainder Will be
taken early this week.
Two great tracts of coal land comprising more
than ten thousand acres will be developed at once
and 800 will be built in the Klondke section
of the Connellsville region this autumn next
spring. 1t is the intention to develop the prop
critics extensively this summer and autumn. 1t is
estimated that the field now owned contains about
twenty million tons of coke.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MEETING OF THE BoNDHoLDERs.

At a meeting yesterday of holders of Detroit
Mackinac and Marquette land grant bonds. held
at the office of Jefferson VI. Levy, chairman of the
bondholders' committee pursuant to notice resolu-
uons were adopted reciting that there is now in
the hands Of the trustees at least N00l0OO in cash
received from the sale of lands and subject to The
interest ana principal payments to the bondhoders
as provided in Article p. OF the land grant mort
tES ul5tt tneLe Is at least additional $4,000 in
NLt diluS OF the trustees, consisting OF MORTGAGES
au idnC contracts and that after setting aside tha
required reserve FUND for interest payments at
me rate OF per cent yearly, the trustees VIII sfiI
nave a balance of more rhau 5000 900 which under
me terms oE the mortgage, will constitute a sink
ING Iuid toi the purchase and redemption of bonds
aL4 requesting tne trustees to apply with ali pos
hlt!e olSilttcn TINS balance TO the purchase and
retirement Of the outstanding bonds anu
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
A DOLLAR A MILE TO WALL STREET
Broker Chased the Twentieth Century Flyer
from Chicago in a Special.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Chicago July II. Hegeman Foster New
York broker, in st. Paul yesterday when he
received this dispatch from New-York: AT once
New-York." He started without a minutes delay.
When he got TO Milwaukee he found that he could
not reach Chicago in time for the Twentieth Cen
fury Flyer of the Lake Shore road. Yet his only
hope of reaching Wall Street in time the Stock
Exchange opening this morning in catching
the flyer. He telegraphed TO the Lake Shore of
fcials here to hold the train at any cost. but the
general superintendent replied saying that the
flyer could not be held
Mr.. Foster reached here fourteen minutes after
the flyer had pulled He dashed through the
station into cab and hurried to the Lake Shore
station, where the superintendent had a dummy
waiting. In half hour he transferred to a
special train which sped after the flyer. At Hol-
land. SIX miles beyond Toiedo, roster SVerhauled
the Twentieth Century train. He leaped from his
5 the fast train pulling away, rushed
across the platform and got on the end of the
last coach
Mr. Foster reached New-York just before $3.50
o'clock this morning. The trip to Toledo cost him
$780, 81 a mile.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, July 27, 1908.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Reta tNort Andreasen Port Maria Tp,v %
Fruit Company with fruit. Arrived the Bar al 2@5
Steamer Alberta CAusD BussanIch. Venice June
Trieste IL PatrSs 10 Cataeoa lG. kalamata Ina
%. Palermo July and Oran 10 Phelps Bros & %
with rndse Arrived at the Bar al 2;8o m.
Steamer Trinidad tBr), Fraser Bermuda 4
Outerbridge Co with 135 passengers mails and 1n1,a
Arrived at the Bar at so m.
steamer Anchoria lBr Wadsworth. Glasgow July ts
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar az
steamer Bolivia Gen. Winter Cape Eavti and ,r.
d. PaiN July 10, Port Prince II. PeCt Ci9sve n
Miragoane H. Jeremte Is Port Prince II fi1-srSI
american Line. with passenger. mails and mdst AZ
Slly .! 5sN AMMAN DaSgeu Savannah July
"a 10 the ocean IS 90, win passengers and mdse
steamer Vera Nor) Raastad Kingston July 20 Moran,
BAY ana PoFt MoTant = TO the Nereey COMPANY
with one passenger ana mdse Arrived at $50
steamer Roda lB0. Swanson Huelva July II Wit,
iron ore 10 the PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manufacturing Co
vessel TO BowrinE Co Arrived az the Bar a. 10.SS
n. 18th. o. "'So
steamer Alabama dam. Gotsche stet,in Inn, ~
Copenhagen July II. Philadelphia % to Funcb Edr.
Co with mdse. Arrived the Bar at II 40 n v, ss
steamer Mama Hata. Charles, Baltimore to + G,
steamer cymrc CBry. Thompson IiveryooI r,,, -
and Queenstown IS TO the White Line with ~ s,
%lY ssSss pasehseFs mails and mdse Arrived at the
steamer United States dam. Wulf Coperharcr ,,,,
To- 10 10 ana Shristansand H. Punch Eiys
a 90 With lo@ cabin 42O steerage passengers raifs
mdse Arrived at the Bar al $3.50 a m. '7 anu
steamer Ras Eiba ,3r). Green. shields July 10 -,
steamer Zulia- Bennett Maracaibo iuIv !, p ~
ID anu La HuayFa 20 % Boultou. Bliss DaUa., 1.,,S
one passenger mails and mdse. Arrived az tte ,a 80
steamer Camoens CBr, Penrice Santos 1y.,, q o., n,
= Sy.9ls' win malls and mdse. Arrived az the IA
steamer Roma CF0 Verries Marseues JyI,, % -.
Naples Lo 70 ElWeN & Co. with cabin ana sss
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
VICTORY FOR MERCANTILE TRUST
Judge Ray Sustains Demurrer in Gas Com
pany Suit Involving $1,5oO,O0C.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Binghamton. y. Y, July 27-Judge George "
Ray. in the United States Circuit Court has handed
down voluminous decision in the case Of Jacob
Edwards against the Mercantile Trust Company of
New-York and the Bay State Gas Company OF the
State of Delaware.
The suit involves $L500Oo0. and is brought to set
aside an agreement between the defendants and
others through which it is alleged, sl,500Q00 of the
capital stock of the Bay State Gas Company of
Massachusetts was illegally transferred to and is
now held oy the Mercantile Trust Company. when
i; should have been transferred TO the Bay State
Gas Company of Delaware.
The complainant Mr.. Edwards is member of
this latter company.
The New-Yorll Mercantile Trust Company de-
INJURED 10 the bill of complaint and Judge RAY.
sustains the demurrer. This is considered strone,
preliminary victory for the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. --
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

steerage passengers and Arrived Bar a;
o
Steamer Swaziland (swed> Svenson Perth Amboy July
p, in ballast.
Steamer Hugoma, Witherell Punta Goria July 20, with
phosphate the American Agricultural Chemical
Co: vessel New-Yo=k and Porto Rico SIS Co.
Steamer Ell Monte Maxson, Galveston July II. 20 the
Southern Pacific with mdss.
Steamer Conus. Kenble, New-Oreans July %. TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and mdss.
Steamer KrOonand, DeXrud Antwerp. July Is. 20 the
International Mercantile Marine with passengers mails
and mdse. Fire Island at 7:O3 m.
Steamer Minneapolis C8r) Gates. London July ls 20
the Atlantic Transport passengers mdse
Arrived at the Bar a 1890 p m
SAILED.
Steamers Horda CIor) Philadelphia: jefferson Norfolk
and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
LORD RoTHscHILp,s VIEWS.

LONDON. July 27.-Lord Rothschild in an inter
view here to-day said:
There is no English news. Ii is Aue-jc--, ,..,-.
what has taken place in NeW-York that We 5S ,,.
g. AI tRe markets OF the world hang together Il
NtW- orN IS very much depressed narIraII. ~
market here II upset. II Nsw-York and Iy6r,{tc az
are depressed. the market at Amsterdam is 1neo,
i Rev YORK. London and Amsterdam
pressed Berlin Is affected II Is quite an endI4sS
Here no one knows anything about The de,
son IN New York. One person says il is tjIe -
private speculation another sa Us il is dua ~ -
trusts ana another claims the American fnsrciaI
avs are not sufficiently elastic. At the present ,
Hleht there Is speculation here in n1s -tc l,Io
Hul investments are always being made. ans
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July -, ?. un.-Whcar-Spot 1ulac. Nc a
red Western winter IS Sd, No Northern spring Sad
No California IS "a; futures fTm july ncurll sep
teoer, 6s SD December as Sd. CorT-Spot American
mixed, quiet AZ Is sad futures FIRM. Jyy nominal sep
teulSer. Is St,d Peas-Canadian dull at Flour
81 Louis fancy winter quiet ca Hops Tr-io1
tPacihc CoasO steady at Is 12sUz6 Reef dull
India rsSs tSs Pork quiet; prime mess western - %
cumberland to Go 70 SIS. short -ib PC ~ -
54s long clear middes. light IS - p Gear
middles. heavy, b 40 ~. 5Os Cd short bacs
l6 20 20 10 AS 3D. clesr bellies "a lG 10 51 Saou
derS-Square, II 10 l3 70. steady SIS La-}-Prms
Western, in tierces easy at SIS American refined
pals. steady S1s cd Butter-Good T-uitaf ~ratet
seaoy at 1Ss CheeSe-American dnesc white quiet g.
46s Cd: American finest colored steady as Cd TuE
pentine-SpiTits firm f0s- quiet -
Ss I'D PeJroleun-Rehred nominal Linseed oi dun At
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

,ALBEMARLE--R. G. Erwin. Hartford; Henry A.
Budd, Southampton. England. FIFTH AVENUE
J; A Drake, president Of the First National Bank
Corning, n: y. GILSEY-Robert LenOx Banks
Albany. GRAND-R NJ. Hunter. HOLLAND-B.
N. Campbell Youngstown, Ohio: George E. Thaw
Pittsburg Kenneth Lord Philadelphia; ex-Gov-
ernOr y. 0. Murphy of Arizona IMPERIAL-S
5Is1 asrTison Wagner. New7Hayen: signor Rodolfo
Simonetta, Turin Italy; Frederic Conde. Oswego
ANHATTAN-Baroness c. Pallandt London
Captain HarTiott. r. A. England; Robert Loring
Boston. VICTORIA-Thomas Turnbull, Hartford
Frank B. Conger. Washington WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-Marvin Hughitt. Chicago. president of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway; Breckinridge
Jones, St Louis; ex-senator ". c. Squres. Seat
tie; Decatur AXtelle. Richmond, president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
LUCKY BALDWIN" NOW A MAYOR
Why Not; He Owns the Town. and There
Will Be Horse Racing ~ere, You Bet.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J

lNf lLLE"EAfh TO THE TRiBUNEl
Los Angeles. July Z7.-Thrty-Hine votes were cast
to-day IN an election in the new town of Arcadia
expected to become the great sporting centre of
the West Lucky" Baldwin the aged turfman
was elected Mayor. Wien the town was incor-
pofated, after q hard igh5. population Of five
hundred was claimed. Five of the six men who
served on the election board to-day were candidates
IoF once, and they were elected. Baldwin owns
the town. which is on his ranch
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BAY STATE GAS ORGANIZATION

Boston. July p (SpeciaD.-J. Frank Alice. of The
Bay state Gas Company. OF Delaware sent our a
circular to stockholders to-day stating that -
directors had accepted The plan of reorganizatioo
whereby 1t is proposed OF exchange stock Of The
Delaware company upon certain cash payments for
STOCK OF the United Gas and Electric Company
They recommend that the stockholders ACCEPT HE
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

j. Ojijatekha Brant-Sero, full-blooded Mohawk
Indian. will deliver lecture the subject of
THE Pagan Religion or the Iroquois in studio
Nos. COB and 604, Carnegie Building. Ffty-sixth-st.
entrance. tomorrow at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July % p. rn-Cottoa-Spc- IN fs.s d.
neand prices unchanged American middling, 664d Ths
sales Cf the day 5000 bales OF which 1000
for speculation and and included 5500 American
Receipts. Loco bales, Including 20O
opened closed American o.
JULY. 6-2Sd6Z6d; July and August 2Sd- August and
september, sgd September October
tot<r and Novembe- 59d November and December. IS
a5@9d: December AID January 23QJ2ld. January and
and ADriI 3
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TYPHOID IN SODA FOUNTAINS.
Steps Taken in Boston to Prosecute the Own
ers of III Kept Places.
IRY TELEGRAPH no rHE rRIRrNE.

iBf IELEGHAFd ~ IE1E IRibUNE.J
Boston, July ga movement has been started
here to prosecute soda fountain whose foun-
tans are found to be unclean. rusty or the copper
interiors covered with verdgris, and also those
who use impure chemicals or favors.
Numerous cases of typhoid ptomaines and infam-
nation have been traced directly to these cheap
impure sodas and i'll kept fountains. Many tenn
porary places at beaches. parks and other resorts
using second hand fountains which have never
been cleaned and use the goods which offer the
greatest profit.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
GOLD MINING COMPANY INcoRPoRArEp.

Trenton. y. J., July = (SpeciaD Oregon-Ida no
Gold Mining Company Incorporated here To-
day with an authorized capital stock of S5oO)0oO.
The corporators are William f. Eideu I q CI
and Joseph f. Cotter - III"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

children.
Meeting Aqueduct Commissioners
Meeting Dealers Association Of Amer
lea, Murray Hill Hotel. evening.
Band concerts at Tompkns Square Mount Morris
parks, evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
GOLD COMING FROM AUSTRALIA.

sydney y. 5. W. July 1.-THE Oceanic Steam
ship Company's steamer sailed rom Sydney to-day
for San Francisco with s2.50o0o0 in gold on board
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MANY MEXICAN FIRMS TO BE FINen

Mexico City, July 27.-Five hundred firms have
been found guilty OF evading the stamp tax They
will be heavily fined
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into fhs
umns are recommended to the re.aeoi eoi-
The Tribune az thoroughly reliable
business he done by mail win
advertisers with perfect safety hs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel
Vessel Mails close sails
Mano. Italy La Veloce- $50 m IL 90 a m
City o ham, Savannah Savannah
0,oTranche Nnarlestoh Slyde.-...-.- 800 n
El Dorado, CAV eSton. Morgan .-.... 300 m
Hamilton. Norfolk, Old Dominion. 800 n m
4ucatan colon, Panama -.....-...-. $3.50 m 100
WEDNESDAY. JULY %.
Antiia. Nassau, Bahama ..--.-......1 .12o0 300 m
Comus, NeW-Orleans Morgan n'..---..- 1900
EXCELSIOR NeW-OrleafS Morgan 800
Monroe. Nortok. pd dominion 800 N
oceanic. Liverpool, White star 500 $50 n
Rotterdam, Rotterdam Holland-Am.. $50 m 1000 a m
THURSDAY. JULY 80.
Allendale. I-eeward Islands, 1890 300 p M
tleILuesos. Nassau, .l2;oO m 3:Co m
II monte ChaFlesloi morgan 800 NJ
Friedrich der Crosse. Bremen y G L. 700 1000 m
Havana, Hayana, -, :; i....... SEQ a m 1000
jamestown NoriOlk, Old DOMINION. 300 M
Efio%a Norio42, Nlyoe :..--.----. 300 IN
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 453 Sunset 7;2O Moon sets 9:54 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook Island II :O3 Hell Gate 1882
P.M-Sandy Hook 1886 Gov Island II :lS 1:OT
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERI-
can Institute August 9th. 2. n. at 10 West 4sh
Street. HENRY WALSH. Secy.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July 27.-The official closing o,,o-
'atons for mining stocks to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

*Brings mail,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

STX RACES TODAY AT ESQ r. ".
SPECIAL TIME TABLE TO-DAY.
Trains 34th ST.. y Y. L l.. g.. 1910
12.4O 200 ParIor Cars, I10. LSO. $50 ParioF
all trains
Brooklyn. FIatbush av., 12.4O 100 12O A. p.
Leave Bedford min later r. y, Y. Is min. later.
All trolleys and elevated trains 20 Jamaica connect
Adm. to Grand stand. 50; Adm. 20 Field stand 75e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-16
Communication on Union Matters.

Editor Daily Times, Sir: A notice APP
pears In The Times every once ia while
purpoTting to give the names Of the union
blaeksmithing shops In Barre In every
case the Union Cash Horseshoeing' Is
omitted aud have to ask yen to grant me
space to explain why it is omitted and ex-
anime Ia public the credentials Of those
men who call themselves union black
smiths.
Something over year ago !, along with
few others, organized aud received a
charter from the Journeymen Horseshoers
union. This association or combination
of bosses, calling themselves union men.
used every effort to break up our organiza-
ton chiefly because we succeeded in max
inc them agree to the nine hour day after
having to come out on strike for it,
| qnite agree that union men should
take notice Of the situation in accordance
with their expressed wish in the adv. in
serted, but am surprised to find them
anxious to court the public gaze. About
Is months ago when they were lighting
against the nine hour day and using every
method they could devise to break up an
organization they were not SO clamorous
after publicity.
To my certain knowledge am the only
one Ia town that holds union card and
acted then in accordance with union prin-
ciples II says much for the strength Of
anionism in Barre when the most inveter-
ate nonunionists in town have to appeal t.
the unionist sentiment to secure support,
but in Justice to trade unionists | think il
only right that their union principles
should be made as public as their adv.
am not doing this through any feelings Of
disappointment engendered by being out
side their combine because that was 2
matter of choice with me. duly received
an invitation to join them, but with my
knowledge Of their principles and past ae-
lions much preferred to keep away and
keep my union card clean
have no wish to remind them Of all
this, or in anyway to injure them in the
eyes of their fellows, but when they 60
around my customers insinnating palpa-
BILE falsehood about my standing as I'M
ionist, and openly publish another about
their own it is time to protest Fred Bel
ware.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-16
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
Six deer were recently seen near the
common in Waitsield
Apples are being sold at prices ranging
from S2 to 1925 in and about yergennes.
The marriage Of Lucie Clarissa, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wall Of
Randolph and Dr. Harry Gardner Beck
man Of West Somerville, Mass, win take
place in Randolph October 2S.
AT the annual convention Of the United
States Letter Carriers Association held
recently in Syracuse, N, ~, p. II. Flem-
ing Of Bellows Falls was elected the ma
tional vice president and organizer for the
state Of Vermont.
Mt. Sinai Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
viii have pilgrimage to White River
junction October %, at Gates opera house
in that place. The date in the almanac Of
the prophet is the 18th day Of the seventh
month, Rajab 1912, 45th cycle.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont Bi-
bic Society viii be held in the Yonng
Mems Christian Association rooms in
Montpelier, Tuesday, Oct. 90 at 23O
O'Clock in the afternoon. The anniversary
exercises will be held at Bennington sun
day evening, Oct. rs, when Gen. @. O.
Howard will make an address.
Saturday evening the st. Johnsbury POI
lice received word by telephone from Lam
caster to watch out for an clipping party
that would probably arrive there on the
evening train. They did not come on the
train, but droye.in from West Concord.
! The young mans name was George Be
larger and his age was H. while the
would be bride was 10 years old, Parent
al consent for a marriage could mot
be obtained, neither would the town
clerk issuet them license 50 they were hur-
rying to Lowell, Mass, as the Gretna
Green Of their journey. They were not
stopped in st. Jo4nsbury, but departed on
the Sunday morning express.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-16
EXCURSION TO MONTREAL.
only "a for Round Trip. Going Tuesda,
Oct. 20.

onig "a for Round Trip, Going Tuesday
Oct. 20.
The Central Vermont Railway will run
its annual low price excursion to Montreal
on Tuesday, Oct 30 Tickets for me
round trip win be only So. No one can az
ford to stay at home when such an oppor-
tunlty is offered to visit the metropolis Of
Canada with its multitude Of attractions
This rate Of 81 win be from Williams
town, Barre, Montpelier, Middlesex, Wa.
terbury, ID and including Williston. Trains
will be run as follows: Leave Williams
town at Z 20 a. nj. aud $50 p. m, leave
South Barre at 7.35 a. m. aud 2.45 b. M,
leave Barre at 1901 a. m, S.35 a. M, so,
and $50 B. M. leave Montpelier at 2.5(
and 9 a. NJ, $3.50 and 5.55 p m Return
ing leave Montreal at 9.0l a. M, 1856 ans
s.40p. IN.
Tickets viii be good to 90 on all regula
trains named above October goth, an,
good to arrive back at starting point INIT
October %, 1905 Good only for continu
Gus passage No stop over allowed at In
ermedlate points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-16

It's happy showing which the savings
institutions of Vermont make this year, and
the Increase Of deposits over last year is a
source Of qualification. The deposits dur
ing the year have increased over two and
one half million dollars, while the number
of depositors is 3,794 larger than in the
year previous. It Is interesting to note
that the deposits have gained. but what is
more interesting and what is Of more vital
Importance is the increase in the number
Of depositors, more than five thousand for
a year. This means that while money Is
being saved BY Vermont people, those who
are already deposltors are not responsible
for the most Of that two million and a
half. It's the new deposItors, those who
are Just getting into the habit o. saving,
who are doing it. 1t Is the best augur for
the good Of the state.