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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-19

Lidiaputzy, Manchuria, June 10
The Japanese are advancing from the
center and westward and are driving
in the Russian sections south OF Ba-
fiutin. According to information re
ceived at headquarters, the Japanese
in three columns which include 5000
infantry and a corresponding force
lery These columns constitute the
line of Oyama's army stretching
Sea of Japan.
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Down With Calamity Howiers.
Carlsbad ArglIS

Down With Calamity ho~iers.
Carlsbad Argus
1t is noteworthy and significant
that the people who do the most com
planning and lament the loudest N
matters pertaining to community
life are those who are least affected
by any catastrophe or misfortune.
This is demonstrated by the com.
ments now passing relative TO the
destruction of the temporary work
of the irrigation company at Lake
Avalon. The man who warns the dry
goods boxes and squats most of the
day on his launches at the street
corners feels that he is eternaily ru-
ined and lifts his voice in loud lam,
entations- The farmers, and the men
of business and affairs who have
much at stake. while fully appreciat-
ing the seriousness of the event, and
that in individual cases some loss will
result are facing the situation cheer
fully. and never has the confidence
in the future success and greatness
of Carlsbad and the lower PecOS Val
ley been so genuine and universal
as now. Let the loafer and hangeron
cry, but let the men who are the bone
and sinew of the community press
forward valiantly and success will
surely shine out from what at pres
ent may be seeming darkness,
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Washington. D. c.. June ia con
ference was held at the White House
today between the President and At
torney General Moody with respect
to the policy to be pursued in the
Santa Fe rebate case with which Sec
retary Morton is connected. At the
conclusion of the conference, Mr..
Moody said that he was not in a po
sition yet to discuss the matter. The
President has agreed with the Attor-
ney General as to the publication of
the details of correspondence, and
it is expected that he will supplement
in his official announcement the state
ments made in letters which have
passed between Messrs Harmon and
Judson and the department of JUS
tice.
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Wholesale eroeers in Session.

Norfolk, Va, June 19-Several
hundred of the most prominent whole
sale grocers of the South are gather
ed in Norfolk for the annual conyen-
ton of their association. The gath
ering will be i'll session three days,
The business of the convention will
be confined to the discussion of va
rious matters relating to the trade.
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Southern Sanaerfest.

Memphis, Tenn, June 19.-The
American and German national col
ors are much in evidence in Memphis
today, the occasion being the open
ing of the German Sangerfest of the
Southern district Delegations of
singers have arrived in. large num-
bers and everything is in readiness
for the initial concert tonight. New
Orleans, Chattanooga, Birmingham,
ham. Little Rock, Cairo and numer-
Gus other cities are represented am
ong the visitors.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed and Many Serious
Iy Injured.

ly Injured.
New York, June 1.-TWO deaths
have already resulted from the show
er of shattered steel and clouds of
steam which followed a boiler explo
sion near the banks of the Hudson
river on the upper west side yester
day. The victims are Joseph Morgan.
cOlored fireman. and Frank Marone
aged IS. Marone and three compan-
ions were in swimming in the Hud-
son when shower of debris fell in
to the water Marone has not since
been seen, and the police are conf
dent that he was killed. Four Other
persons are at a hospital seriously
injured, and twenty were treated in
their homes. The police are investiga
ting the cause of the explosion.
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Eagles at Anaconda.

Anaconda, Mont, June 19.-From
every corner of Montana the mem
have winged their way to Anaconda
to attend the annual state convention
of their order. All day today the ar
rivals were met at the depot and es-
corted to Turner Hall where they
were registered and given credentials
emitting them to the elaborate ent-
ertainment provided in their honor
by the local members.
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Progress Slow.

Washington, D. c., June 19.-While
the progress of the preliminary nego-
tiations for peace between the Far
Eastern belligerents is necessarily
slow at this stage of the proceedings,
it is known that President Roosevelt
hopes they may be practically con
cluded before he goes to Oyster Bay
for the summer. His desire to facili-
tate in every way the negotiations
induced him to reconsider his origi-
nal plan to go to Oyster Bay this
week. After a visit to Worcester and
Williamstown, Mass, where the Pre-
sident will go to attend the exercises
of Clark University and Williams
College. he will return to Washing
ton, arriving here Friday morning
next 1t is expected that if nothing
unforeseen shall have occurred in the
meantime, some definite announce
ment of the status of the negotiations
will be made after he returns There
is a possibility even that the selec-
tion of the plenipotentiaries of both
Russia and Japan may be announce
before the President leaves tomor-
row night for Massachusetts
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Oil in Eddy County.

CARLSBAD current.
The company which is composed
of eastern capitalists who recently
purchased a large tract OF land IN
the oil district twenty miles north
west of this city and opened a branch
office here, have placed a heavy stan
dard drilling machine on their prop
erty. which they are now running
day and night
Their head driller, C. A. People
gives out the following information:
He has passed through the upper stra
rum of oil sand at a depth of about
300 feet, and gives it as his~opinion
that this stratum of sand wosld>, ,af.
ford oil enough for fuel to run he
engine should the company desire to
stop the well at that depth. He is al
so of the opinion that he will find
the next stratum OF oil at depth OF
about 100 feet. where he says he has
no doubt abundance of oil will be lie
veloped.
Mr.. Pepple has drilled many oi
wells In the Pennsylvania. Kansas
and Ohio oil fields, and the people
here have all confidence in his judg
ment along these lines.
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Mexicans Defeated Negroes.

The ball game Sunday afternoon
between the Mexican team OF Chi
huahua and the negro team of Ros-
well resulted in a victory for the Mex
lean boys. the score being II to 2.
The Mexican team put up a good
game. their battery being Rumalio
and Carmona. The same teams are
playing this afternoon at the color
ed Emancipation Day celebration at
the fair grounds
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situation relative to locating a store
in Roswell, has decided that the town
is a good one and will put in a stock
OF goods at once. 1t will be a sort of
Racket" store. The line will be nov
elites and notions. No dry goods will
be brought on. as originally intended.
The store will be located in the L..
r. Smith building, south of the
Western Grocery Co. store. Workmen
are now fitting up the room for his
occupancy He expects to open the
store in the early part of July.
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White Brings in Last Of Wool.

The last Of Eliza Whites clip, am
ounting to $4,000 pounds in all. was
brought in this morning from his
camp 80 miles to the northwest The
whole makes up a fine lot of wool.
One of the teams was an odd looking
outfit made up of six oxen. They pull
ed two large heavily loaded wagons.
Mr.. White is one of the best posted
sheep men of the Territory, and is
an owner of the fine Ramboulette
breed.
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"Ripper" Put to Death.

Ossining, n. Y, June 19.-Emil Tot
terman. a Swedish sailor, was put to
death in the electric chair in Sing
Sing prison at an early hour this
morning. Totterman murdered Sarah
Martin, a woman of the streets, IN
a lodging house in New York City on
December 10, 1908 The crime was
of the "Jack-the-Ripper' order and
attracted great attention at the time
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BREAK IN STRIKE RANKS.
strikers 60 Decide for Themselves by
Referendum Vote.

Chicago. June ia pronounced
break In the ranks OF the strikers oc-
CURED today. For the first time since
the strike began many weeks ago.
there were numerous occurrences of
strikers applying individually for for
mer positions without waiting for the
strike to be formally declared OF.
This was especially true at the lum-
ber yards. George x Wenig, OF the
Wenig Teaming Company. said to-
day: MANY OF my old teamsters
have asked for their old positions.
Not one Of them said anything about
delivering to boycotted firms. I have
done nothing yet in the matter. and
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Bishop Hararove RetIres.

Nashville. Tenn. June 1s--Bishop
R. K. Hargrove presented his resig-
nation as president of the board OF
trustees of Vanderbilt University at
the annual meeting of the board to-
day. The names OF several bishops
of the NJ e. Church. South. are men
toned in connection with the sue
censorship to Bishop Hargrove. aud
the chief candidate appears to be I'll.
shop Galloway. OF Jackson. Miss
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CLOSED FRIDAY AT TOPEKA.
Judge Richardson Finished the TAX
ing of Testimony in the Kan
sas-CoIorado Water Suit.

sas-Colorado Water Suit.
Judge G. A. Richardson, who re-
turned Saturday evening, reports
that he concluded the taking of ues
timony in the Kansas-Colorado water
suit on last Friday at Topeka. tie
was doing this work as commissioner
for the Supreme Court of the United
States The remainder of his task is
to review the testimony he has TAX
en-, check out the exhibits and pre-
pare it for record and to be filed with
the court. He will go to Denver in
about thirty days to do this work
and will file his documents with the
Supreme Court in September. He will
be at home in Roswell for about thir-
ty days.
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People Slept in Parks.

New York, June 19.-Showers and
change of wind today reduced the
temperature and excessive humidity
from which Greater New York suf-
fered yesterday. Ordinarily such
days do not come before July, and
the suffering was intense The parks
were thrown open to the people, and
thousands slept in them.
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I shall not do anything until 1 con-

shall not do anything until / con-
suit with other employers"
Chicago, June 19.-There were In
dications today that the teamsters
strike would come TO an end before
the close of the week The announce
ment is made from source high In
the councils of the uIion that the stri
kers will be allowed to decide for
themselves by means of referendum
vote whether the strike shall be call
ed off without conditions or be al
lowed to continue.
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Hail and Rain in Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, June ia down
streets, carrying away sidewalks and
filling cellars. In the surrounding
country thousands of dollars of dam
age was done, mostly by hail which
deep. Hundreds of window panes
were smashed, roofs splintered, fruit
trees stripped and grain pounded in
to the ground. Stock and poultry
injured.
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COMMISSION FIRM FAILS.
Said to Be Involved to the Extent of
Seventy or Eighty Thousands.

Chicago. June 19.-Fyfe, Manson
& Co., commission firm prominent
on the Chicago Board of Trade. went
into the hands of a receiver today.
The firm is said to be involved to the
extent of $4,000 or $4,000. The fail
ure is attributed to the fact that the
firm has recently favored the bear
side of the corn market
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Have Ninety-tve New Members.

The third quarterly conference of
be held next Saturday and Sunday.
and Rev. s. r. Twitty, the pastor, has
announced that he has the names OF
ninety-five new members to report
to the conference. He has made an
appeal to his people to secure five
more additions, that the report may
be an even hundred.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June 19.-Wheai.-July,
SS Sept, S3A.
Corn.-Juiy, 531s; Sept, 52A.
Oats.-July 81; Sept, 28k
Pork.-July, 12.6714; Sept. 12.s7&
Lard.-July, 7.27h; Sept, 7.45
Ribs.-July. 1862; Sept, 1914 a
1855
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TWENTIETH CENTURY TRAIN.
Makes Trip Either Way Between Chi
caao and New York in 10 Hours.

Wakes TIP ENh@f way 5etWeeH IHI-
caqo and New York in 10 Hours.
New York, June 19.-The Twenti-
eth Century Train on the New York
Central arrived in this city from Chi
cago at 1927 this morning, three min
utes ahead of time. This is the Twen-
tieth Century Trains first trip as an
eighteen-hour train.
Chicago. June 1e.-The first west
bound trip on the 1s-hour basis made
by the Twentieth Century Limited
over the Lake Shore railroad was nm
ished this morning FIVE minutes ahead
of time. The oficials declare that
they could clip on two or three hours
from the time IL necessary.
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Pittsburg, Pa. June 19-At noon
today the government Thermometer
here registered 80 degrees and was
rising steadily. One death and sever
al prostrations were reported up to
noon. Relief is promised tonight.
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Lightning Strikes Oil Tank.

Lima. Ohio, June ia thirty-five
SO, 500 barrels of naptha valued at
IS per barrel was struck by lightning
today near here and took fire. Less
than one thousand barrels of the oil
were poured from the tank before it
became too hot to handle, and the
loss is figured at 100000
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Another Riot at Lodz.

Warsaw, June 1.-two persons
were killed and 36 wounded in con-
Lodz yesterday, by the Cossacks. The
socialists fired and the Cossacks re-
piled and then charged with drawn
swords into the thickest of the pro-
cession.
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MOROCCAN TROUBLE.
Believed that France and Germany
Will BE Able to Agree.

Berlin, June 19.-Premier ROuvieY
has informed the German ambassador
at Paris that France is inclined 10
accept the invitation to take part in
the proposed conference on Morocco,
provided the German and French go
vernments can reach a satisfactory
agreement as to the precise points
to be considered in the conference.
The conviction exists at the foreign
office that France and Germany will
be able to agree upon this program.
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g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. @
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Cards were out last Saturday for
the AT Home" to be given by Mrs.
R. s. Hamilton and Mrs. Mary Co
bean at Mrs Hamilton's on Thursday
afternoon, June 22nd, which was post
poned on account of weather condi-
tiOnS
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Convention Of Photo Enoravers.

Buffalo, N Y, June 19.-The Photo
Engravers of the United States and
Canada began their annual conven-
ton in Buffalo today The convention
viii last three days.
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= The annual election OF officers Z
3 of the Roswell Commercial &
g Club will be held Tuesday Z
3 night. June 20, at O'Clock, 6
2 at the Club rooms. 1t is hop !
2 ed that every member will be s
3 present, as not only will the :
8 election be held but other bus 5
2 mess pertaining to an annual 9
2 meeting will be transacted. AS :
? many of the members have :
2 other engagements for the 3
3 latter part of the evening, the 8
3 meeting will be held prompt
3 ly at eight o'clock, not eight s
q thirty, nor eight-fifteen. 8,
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WANTED.-By man and wife. one
or two clean rooms for light house
keeping. No children, no sickness.
State price. Reference. Address
Box 325 Roswell 1ts
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have orders for the delivery of three
hundred guns monthly for nearly two
years. The company. which only re-
Gently built another artillery factory,
making eight of such buildings, must
begin soon to construct ninth ar
tillery factory.
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U. s. WEATHER suREAu.

(Locai Report.)
Roswell. n. M, June 19.-Tempera-
ture.-Max, 90; min, so; mean. rs.
Precipitation. 90: wind s. W., velo-
city 8 miles, weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. Stationary tenn.
perature-
M. WRIGHT.
OmciaI In ChaxGa
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Thomas P. Myers and wife and p.
l.. Myers came up from Hagerman
this morning for short business VI
sit.
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Lightning Struck Circus Wagon.

Kalamazoo. Mich. June 19.-At Aus
tin lightning struck wagon in which
a number of circus employees were
asleep, killing one and injuring Ave
others. Three of the injured men are
paralyzed.>
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PARTICULARS OF SANTA FE RE
BATE CASE TO BE
PUBLISHED.
CONFERENCE IS HELD

The President and Attorney General
Hold a Conference, and Afterwards
Decline to Tell What Transpired,
but All Will Come Out Later.-An
Agreement Between France and
Germany Probable.
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ANOTHER STORE FOR ROSWELL
Illinois Main Will Open n Racket
Store on North Main Street
Early in July.

George Meisner. of Kankakee. H..
who has been here looking over the
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SUFFERING 10 TERRiRLE m NEW
YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
DEATH. PROSTRATIONS

People Slept in the Parks in New
York city.-Destructive Hail and
Rain in Wisconsin-Iightni Does
Damage in Ohio and Michigan, Kill
ing and lnjuring Circus Employees.
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CONTINUE THEIR ACTIVITY RE
GARDLES OF PEACE TALK.
PEACE PROGRESS SLOW

President Roosevelt Hopes the Nego.
tiations May Be Completed Before
He Goes to Oyster Bay for the Sum-
mer.-Another Riot at todz.-Am.
erican Firms Expelled From Port
Arthur.
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A fresh supply of the famous Prag-
ger Sulphur Water, is now on sale
AT Gamble & Kirby's. Phone 163.
92-et
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A E May and H. c. Owen were
up from Dexter today.
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FOR SALE.-Everett piano in good
condition. Cash or installments.-
L. Wildly, Hotel Shelby. Ssue
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American Firms Ordered Out.

Che Foo, June 19.-The American
and European firms still in Port Ar
thur have been notified by the Jap
anese authorities to depart and re-
move their merchandise. Many of the
firms are arranging to charter stea M
ers for that purpose.
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A Big Demand for Ammunition,

Berlin, June 19.-The war in the
Far East is causing such a demand
for ammunition that the German ar
tillery manufacturers are oyer-rnn
with orders. Krupp's Essen WORKS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
i il COTTON I MARKET.

SfsS NaW YORK., Feb. 81. The cotton market
was less active. but ruled Ssteadler on cover
Ing BY yesterduys sellers, who were in-.
Southern spot holders. rilnlors regarding the
operations OF market leaders and prepa "a tlons
for tho holiday tomorrow, Tho mark ct eased
on IN the late trnding until realiz ing by early
huyers, hut WAS tlnplly steady q q net Adyance
o; 52GI8 points. s3 rs Ii &, Sals
The opening was stead Sat a celineS oc 2G3
pontsBin response to- lower cables but shorts
were uneasy over tho reports that Southern
holders we're stu flrnl in their views and that
Stay.s estimates for To-day s. receipts yyero quo
onlybt tho moving Of denominations resulting
frpnl thu recent period Of bad wen ther. and al
most imme diately following the call prices
Btlrn,ed up with lower Wal Street bears leading
buyers Of May and july The nrket contin-
Sued 10 improve MI the first hui fSpG the session
& on short covering and ~ good demand from
various spot houses, and IN the early AFTER
noon was about l:9i4 points not higher. With
5erlIig a portion, of It's lost premium ON tho
advance realizing snles Increased. and Win
the SHORT inter CONS lderably raduced on the
wa yup he market I'd tho close eased OFT
and final prices, whIs steady Wero only 81 ght-
q ly4i above tho closing Of .the Previous day.
Sales estimated at zoo, 900 ba les, ed re.
sceIpts for to-nlolroW, while full as lonlpaFea
with last year, showed q SLIGHT FAILING o1t as
may have had some Inf uenco on the early adj
vance, Exports for the b day Wern large an
the full Interior movement, being mainly Que
To tho larger receipts at Houston, attracted
4 little attention. Private cables from Liver
4 pool reported continued sinai soul erI OFFER
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SOUTH lII|'lI'hI|| RAT

81. rilJ W. M t.p r1C DEC. ",
8g4 N s &LllAVE gRICItMON n.
N 10 5M.-Dall v Local for CnaElott to-,
u $50 "a tfer. Imam to-
- Atlanta and Birmingham, Now OrleanssS
NH Memphis Chattanooga and NIL the Sou tn. ss
10 100 Pr M EN-. Sundn lilo Local
II 40 Bp M-Duiiy -Llm ted-Pu llnian read " 91o
I-.'1la P Nj, for nj tho South. faS
5.. DIRK ri VE1te LIN i.
Il The favorte route to Baltlnore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4:so RI N M e
q III: is x. Iocal londays. Vednesdays Rnd
10 - sM,-Except Sunday or, West Point
- connec Ting with Steaner rs for Bal more
* nd river bindings Mondays, Wednesdays
WI Point llmonds and Clay Ban
s4:45 AZ Nf.--Except Sunday mixed 1ofs
sg3$ y TRAINS II ARRIVE RICHMOND
ia A. and G:42 7. M. rom all tho South.
Xxx 5. M-From Charlotte md III Durham. flI N
$40 MeH IS Y Ksysyl II = =, -,
10 KS a. and u
MNs;nt daily except sunaas e't lB
= Il ~ 'cWst1El;sTBURY, .. P. ~, Richmond va.
y 3. IN. II ARDWICH VS. =; TAfLOH. ss{9
q, H. AC;KERTg 6 en.l. Algr..
Washingto on. p g. II III
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" h IS 81 4, N B ~ n
4 BUYS \ ri chrr1ond Bonds.

The, sprn gheld Fire and Iarinn Insur-
ancc Conpa ny of splln leld q Mn IS. has
purchased from Branch Cnbell md Com
spany&ilfty5th Thousand dollars Of n Richmond
city four pc cent. bonds, q and dc osIted
I the bonds with the trelsureraof Virginia
Thls Isl the largest fire insurance com I
chusetts, and has e. capltal OF tWo mil-
lion dollars, and assets of nearly six and
10 thnlf nillion dollars. "a t. Is & we'll n lp
of the United States. and will begin on
5erations In this State in a few days. ii7s;S
4 Mr. Charles II. NVortllam. j RI OF this
city, has been appointed & genera agent
Rchrnond. . Mr. Worthaml has for many
years been connected With the Liverpool
and London and a G lobe Insurance CONF