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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Embarrassing.

De Chappie-If there's any ono null. sance I hate more than another, it'i . fellow who is always going around introducing people. There's Good heart, for instance.
 Bouttown-What's he been doing?
 De Chappie-The idiot! The othel day he introduced me to a'man owed money to. and I'd been owing 1t so long he'd forgotten all about me. Now I'll have to pay up or be sued.-Tit-Bits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Kaiser Inspects Cap Winner.

KEEL. Germany. June 2l. = The American auxiliary yacht Atlantic. owned by wilui Marshall of the New York Yacht club and winner of the transatlantic race for Emperor Will Hams cup and of the race for auxiliary yachts from Dover to Helgoland- came through the Kiel canal today and was inspected by the kaiser. who had just arrived. The Kiel regatta will take place June g and 90.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
THE PUGlLlSTS.
THE GAME (
 STILL ON
Jeffries Will Not Referee AFighter Quickly Revived How George Gardner Whipped Stiff.

Jack Welch will referee the Root Hart fight at Reno next month. The fighters first choice was Jim Jeffries. It was figured that the retired cham pion would be big boost to the box office receipts, and the club was willing to give him a tidy sum to officiate. But refereeing is not to Jeffries's liking, and as he is not in strengthened cir cumstances he can afford to decline, which he has done.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

Gains snd losses in points in the two major leagues last week were as follows: National league New York lost 4I. Pitfsburg lost 9. Philadelphia lost 45. Chicago Tained S4. Cincinnati gained 4s. St Louis gained 22 Boston gained 2. Brooklyn lost 1s- American league. Cleveland wained 1s. Chicago gained e4 Philadelphia esined 2 Dc troit gained 19- Bcston tost Q New York gained e WaahlnGeDa lest 0 c Lguio lpoe IL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
SWANSON AND THE JAP.

Higaski, the prominent jiu-jitsu ex- ponent, will meet Swanson, Young Hackenschmidt and Bothner in the Japanese theater at Dreamland during the next four weeks. His opponents will use catch-as-catch-can style against jiu-jitsu The strangle hold will not be barred. TMs HesE Higas- Ri is meeting Adolph SeakOff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
THE DIAMOND.
RESULTS OF
 THE GAMES
New Haven Beaten and Local Boys Failed to Hit Holyoke In a Shut Out Terry Rogers Quit.

Meriden, June 21.-Timely hitting by Meriden won the game for them in the third inning yesterday afternoon. New Haven was unable to find Rogers safely but once until the ninth inning, only getting three singles. Bone made his appearance at first base in Meriden uniform and made two of the best catches of foul flies ever seen on the grounds. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
H1ARTFORD BEAr HoLYYOKE,

Holyoke, June 21.-In the most dis agreeable game of the season, Holyoke was yesterday shut out by Hartford. 1 to o, the contest being devoid of play ing features. The score:
 R.H.E. Hartford .. OOO1 000O O-1 9 1 Holyoke ... o o % OOO-0 5 3 Batteries-Parkins and Bunyan; Vickers and Rementer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
New Haven.

Bases on errors Meriden 1, New Haven 2; sacrifice .hits,. Hayward, Nc Cabe; stolen base, McAndrews; struck out, by Rogers 4, by Puckey 3, bases on balls, off Rogers 3, off Tuckey l.; wild pitch, Rogers 1, Tuckey 1; left on bases, Meriden 4, New Haven 4; um- pire, Horning; time, 20; attendance, 15O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
s.lsier.. Pol. Tee. ws..

NEW HAVEN. Corn. June 1.-The oquadron A polo team of New York nefeafsd the New Haven team at Elm e1ty park by s.s goals to 2&.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Somewhat Ambieuous.

q Hs-Darling. will you be sstisfed .with . miIilon-dollar house. . country .Dlsce. . private car. . yacht and nfty .fhousard . year pin money, ehe-Yes. dear ! sill be perfectly
 oafisfed as long e l have you-- .Drooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
ssr H.ren at I.ate.ia.

CINCINNATI. O.. June 21s-Sir Hu- pon. third choice in the betting. won the Harold stakes for two-year-old colts in c drive from Hadur at Latonia. ve- lDurs. the favorite. finished in the bunch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
All Right.

She saw from the look in his eyes. The look of ecstatic surpreyes. That 1t was all right,
 And at the first blight He'd fallen in love with her peyeo. Houston Post.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
gnIITHERN LEAGuE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At New Orleans-New Orleans 3, Memphis 6.
 At Birmingham-First game, Bir- mingham ?, Atlanta 4; second game, Birmingham 4, Atlanta 1.
 At Nashville-First game, Nashville 0, Montgomery 4; second game, Mont gomery 4, Nashville ?.
 At Little Rock-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
EASTERN LEAGUE

At Baltimoe-BaItIuore 3. Jersey City 2.
 At Scwark-Prov.dep-s Newark c.
 At Toronto-Montreal 2. Toronto Q At kcchester-Rochester 2, Buffalo 1 ten innings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
NEW LONDON DID IT.

New London, June 21.-New London defeated Bridgeport yesterday after noon, ? to 1. Ten innings were re- quired to decide the contest. The score:
 RH.E. New London .OOOO1OOOO1-2 10 0 Bridgeport ... OOOO1OOOOO-1 5 1 Batteries-McLaughlin and Arm bruster; Murphy and 0Rourke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Accounted For.

Jimkins seems to have . sort of C hunted. haggard look recently. l voD der what's the matter with him. c can't be financial trouble. for 1 under stand that he has been very lucky is several big deals.
 NO. he vas telling me the other dsS that his oldest boy had reached th( stamp collecting stase-"-Chicaso Rec ord-Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
A Huwfn0n mn1-

-ls your a.sshser easasss to tAss 0OblsmAs,~
 ven ansuxsei Afr. 'cunFux T Duu,0n1 ~ thna thsy afs en0OBl Dus-n Cnnnn [ u1U1e 0r Vo knvo o G1m on - m@Eu1111uD um l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit .........o oo2oo 9s New York ....o : Q 0 o Q 0 c 0 I-3 rors-Detroit 1: New York, l. Batteries -Kitson and Drill: orth and Kleinow.
 At Warrington
 st. Louis .........o c 500 toe 3-12
 Hits-kt. Louis. i7; Washington. !. Err rors-st Louis. 1: Washington. 6 Bat teries-Pelty and susden; Wolfe and Kit fridge.
 At Philadelphia
 Cleveland .........ooo eoio1I I-s Philadelphia zee. 1 c . c ooo e-f
 Hits-Cleveland 6. Philadelphia. 2. Err rors-Cleveland. |. Philadelphia. 2 Bat teries-Joss and Bemis: waddeii and 5chreek-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Should use .he Press.

"He says he does a large business. but doubt it"
 T Know he sent over l.ot0 bills the first month"
 Gee. that's doing some," Not necessarily. They were hand bills."-Houston Post
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE

N Nevburx- Hudson 3. Ntvbrre | . At Poaxhkeep<ie-Poughkeepsie :, Kingston s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Eccentric Lord.

Lord Grimthospe's eccentricitiss sro eossiped about by the London Y. A. ?. which says: He hates new clothes anl dislikes collars and ties. His fsvoriso hat is . Panama. which he chssrfuI1v places under the pump and sousss. then elspping 1t on his head."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Within Bounds.

The eiri said: ~rm called q eoquette: And. though I firt Some. you can bue;fe 1t is only for fun.
 And never a one Can say go ous of ny suetts+ -Houptor Po<-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

SOUTHERN TIER ASSOCIATION. At Corning-C Corning 3, Hornel1s vile 2.
 At Elmira-Addison 6, Elmira 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des NcInes-Des Nclnes :. Col- o1de SUinD l.
 Af sIssz olty-Desvsr a Roux 0ty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
WRESTLING.
SIX MEN
 IN TRAINING
Interest In Coming Tour- nament At Fever Heat George Bothner to Wrest- le Harry Model.

The handsome window cards adver- Using the coming wrestling tourna- ment are being distributed today. They will be sent all over the country and Connecticut will be well supplied with them. As it is tournament that will attract much attention from other cities arrangements have been made to have the ringside seats 50 situated that all who desire seats in advance will be assured of good place to Wit ness the contests. The six wrestlers who will take part in the tournament are now in careful training and It is certain that more money will be inter- ested in the outcome of the matches than was ever placed on sporting event in New England. It will be a feast of wrestling such as has never been excelled. Just think of 1t, two worlds championships will be decided and featherweight title will be sought in the first preliminary. Ed O'COnnell feels so confident that he will defeat Dan Pickett that he will have at least $500 here to back him. self. Pickett has his friends and there are those who believe that the sturdy young Waterbury boy will give O'Con- nell the surprise of his wrestling ca reer. The principal contest will at tract the attention of wrestlers far and wide. The welferweight cham piunship is at stake and Swanson and CnaN each expect to hold 1t at the end of their meeting. Thursday, June 29, should see whole lot of sports in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

NEW YORK STATD LEAGUE At Binghamtcn- Utica 8, Binglam- ton 5.
 At Syracuse Syracuse 1, A. J. x G. Q.
 At Scranton-S Scranton 3, Albany 6. At Wilkesbarre Troy 5, Wilkes barre 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Aadisss.al Parsae.,asa

. Ajax haA dsosd the lishtninG Put Tn not shakins " nse c c ereation.- v said- T nay - . oDoo deal of . 1Dsr Aushsr. bus 1 am ost Q Cnsfru-~
 Counting the sseoo1s thas enoun1 between fhs next nnnh nnn eno cnmD Ger thaf fo1I0ve1. ho oDuGon1110 o11I ths lishtning VI nUU nlDu oUng. o11 his scorn cd Gcnan1o 1ou1D 1uuM -0sunOD 1u1omA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
BoTHNER TO WHISTLE MODEL.

A wrestling match has been ar ranged between George Bothner, cham pion lightweight wrestler of America, and Harry Model, the crack east side exponent of the art. The bout will be held at Miners Bowery theater on Friday, June 23, and will be for a side bet of $250 and the gate receipts. Four other bouts will be held at the same time and place, among the wrestlers being Leo Pardello, Young Muldoon and Young Jenkins. Florrie Barnett will referee the bouts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Columbus-Co Columbus 2, St Paul
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
Lingering.

When the rest of the callers were eone They went for . stroll on the lones Al their final good-by
 There vas light In the sky. The light that presAsss the donsL -Houstcn Pcs.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21
uasual psductiou

why.- answered the inquisitive per son. do yoa think the world is grov- ing viser,"
 -Bscasss of . stAfenenf I red b c nsvsDapsr to the e4scf that 1oososn oso nDtnng ongnL- angvHe1 tAe s(s onne = onwo on1 d11A-0tmU
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-21

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
FOREIGN

Harbin is reported to have burned. and
soldiers are said to be cut off from sup
plies.
Witte practically powerless to cone
with new dangers arising in Russia.
Buffalo Bill kills his horses to obliga
French farmers who fear glunders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
CHARGED With FRAUD
Mrs. Jane Rylle Of Los Angeles AL
leges She Was Arrested for
Insanity for Purpose

Special TO The Herald
ST PAUL, MINI. Dec 7.-Charging
conspiracy to defraud her out Of
the balance OF her inheritance, Mrs
Jane T.. Rylie has commenced suit in
the district court for $4,000 damages
against her brother Marcus Fulton,
q prominent citizen of Hudson, Wis
The means alleged to have been taken
to further his object are alleged to
have been an attempt to have her COM
mitted to an insane asylum.
The parties to the suit are two Of
three children of the late David Full
ton, one Of tho wealthiest citizens of
Hudson and formerly prominent in
Wisconsin politics. He died In 1899,
leaving an estate Of which Mrs. Ry-
Hes share amounted to about $4,000.
She now charges her brother with hav-
ing falsely and maliciously charged
her with being insane and causing her
TO be incarcerated i'm an asylum at
Hudson for ten days last December.
She alleges that the arrest and de-
tention was caused by her brother
without probable cause to believe her
insane. and that his action was taken
by him solely for the purpose of Sc
curing control of her property and
placing her IN an asylum and beyond
control of the property.
Mrs. Ilylie Is q resident of Los An
geles, but is at present living in Min
neapols with her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
TELLS STORIES OF
HARDSHIPS IN ALASKA
STEAMER ENGINEER MAKES TRIP
OVER THE ICE
First Man to Arrive From Fairbanks,
Covering Distance in 26 Days,
Hairbreadth Escapes From Death
Daily Occurrences
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
VANCOUVER. 3. c., Dec. IA spe-
cial from Dawson says: George Kennc,
chief engineer of the steamer Seattle
No. 3, is the first man to arrive over
the ice from Fairbanks. He was twen-
ty-six days making the trip. He had a
terrible trip. having escaped death so
often that the mere plunge in the river
far from a habitation became almost
II daily occurrence. At one time, near
Circle City, in order to reach a road
house. he was obliged to cross the
Yukon when the jam started, and
Kenne says he cannot understand how
he ever got off that grinding, twisting
ice field. He says that for eighty miles
above Circle City the ice is piled from
10 to 80 feet high.
He reports but little grub in the
Cantishna country and none whatever
in the Delta country. In the latter
district the men who did not have out
fits for the winter had to go to Fair
banks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
THREATENED A WOMAN
Stockton JeWeier Arrested on Charue
of Sending Menacing
Letters
By Associated Press.

STOCKTON, Dec. IA. D. Hansell,
a local jeweler. was arrested today on
a charge of sending threatening let
ters to married woman in Maine, and
gave $100 cash bail on the misdemeanor
charge. The district attorney has forty
or more letters of the same sort and
the friends of the young womans
family declare they will make prose-
cution on every one of the letters.
The woman in the east is a Mrs Nor
ton, formerly Miss Lottie Dorr of
Stockton. The story of friends of her
widowed mother, who is now resident
of San Francisco, say Hansell was in
love with the young woman when the
family lived here several years ago,
and is still pursuing his unwelcome at
tentions. The letter on which the first
complaint was made threatens a scan
dal, and it has greatly enraged friends
of the family, for the young woman
comes of an excellent family and is
married to respected man in Maine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
CRIMINAL ACTION
MAY Be RESULT
JEROME MAY PROSECUTE IN
INSURANCE CASES
Wants to Know When He Can Get
Copy Of Committees Report.
Ryan Ready to
Testify
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--Attcntion was
directed to the probability Of criminal
action growing out Of the iuvestiga-
tion Of life insurance methods by a visit
paid by District Attorney Jerome 10
the legislative committee while 1t was
holding its hearing in the city hall
today. Mr.. jerome said he wanted to
find out when he could get possession
of a copy of the report of the commit
tee. Chairman Armstrong already has
said that he hopes TO have it ready
for the legislature when It meets next
January
Council for Thomas F. Ryan, who
bought the James II. Hyde stock
OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety. conferred with Charles f..
Hughes, counsel for the Investigating
committee. today and said afterward
that Mr.. Ryan is holding himself I'm
readiness to testify before tho COM
nittee.
One of the points brought out by Mr.
Hughes in today's hearing was the fact
that the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
company had paid $134,000 to the widow
of Edward B. Harper, former presi-
dent of that company. since Mr.. Har-
per's death in 1895. The money is de-
rived from commissions which former
President Harper drew on all the bust
ness written by the company. His
widow. VINO has since remarked, con-
tinues to receive the commissions.
Incident to this inquiry Mr. Hughes
discovered an instance In which $4,000
had been paid to President Frederick
A. Burnham of the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance company in 1896, and
concerning which Vice President
George d. Eldredge of that company
testified that he knew nothing. The
bookkeeper who made the payment
from the contingent fund said he did
not know what 1t was paid for
The affairs of the Security Mutual
Life Insurance company of Bingham
ton, n. Y, again were under investi-
cation today. One of the interesting
things brought out was the statement
of President Charles M. Turner of that
company that he had employed a few
years ago d. H. Keefer, one of the
clerks in the office of the state super
intendent of insurance at Albany, to
act as consulting actuary of the Sc
curity Mutual company at $4,000 a
year. For all MIR, Turner knew, he
said, the arrangement still Is in force.
Clarence fl. Venner applied to Su-
preme Court Justice Greenbaum yes
terday for mandamus directing John
A. Mccall, as president of the New
York Life, to furnish him with a com
plete list of the policy holders, sup
plemented by their addresses and the
amounts of their policies.
The object of Venner's move is to
obtain proxies to be used at the cleo
ton of trustees next April.
Counsel representing Mccall opposed
the application strenuously and sub
mitted an affidavit by Mccall, in which
Venner's motives are attacked. O..
Mccall in his affidavit says that the
name and address of policy holder are
considered confidential matters in an
insurance office and that If list We're
given to Venner he might use it to the
companys disadvantage and his own
personal profit.
Decision was reserved.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
SENATOR MITCHELL IN
DANGEROUS CONDITION
LOSS OF BLOOD FROM DENTAL
WORK IMPERILs LIFE
Is Now in Hospital Under Care Of Ply
sicians-ln Weakened State Owing
to Strain He Has Been Under for
the Past Year
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. T.--United
States Senator John II. Mitchell is in a
serious If not dangerous condition re-
sulting from loss of blood after having
four teeth extracted early today.
After Mr.. Mitchells return from the
dentists office this morning the blood
continued to flow and al o'clock this
afternoon he had become so weakened
from loss of blood that it was deemed
best to take him to n hospital. From
that hour the physicians worked un-
ceasngly until after I o'clock tins
evening before the flow of blood could
be stopped.
Besides Mr. Mitchells advanced
years, the severe mental strain which
he has undergone for the past year
owing to his connection with the land
fraud prosecutions in this state has
left him in Il weakened state physic-
ally and in poor condition to stand the
drain on his system occasioned by any
loss of blood.
Al l2:15 a. m. Senator Mitchell Is
suffering from Il second hemorrhage
The physicians have been summoned
At 1:20 u. m. the physicians had
hardly left Mr.. Mitchelps bedside when
he was seized with severe vomiting
during which his pulse became almost
imperceptiblc. Powerful stimulauts
were administered with appreciable ef-
feet and the patient is again resting
easier
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
GOEBEL WITNESS SHOT
Charles T. EhIer Wounded by an Un-
identified Person in 6ak-
ersfield
Rv Aesnclnind Press

BY Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 7.--Charles r
Ehler, who was some years ago said
to have been an important witness in
the trial arising out Of the killing of
Governor Goebel I'm Kentucky and who
has been a merchant at Nome Alaska.
Fort Worth and Camp Mckinley, was
shot In the breast by some unidentified
assailant this morning early in front
of the Southern hotel.
Ehler has been I'm the employ Of Red
lick Bros as ad writer for their de-
partment store i'm this city for some
weeks, and SO far as known had no
enemies In Bakersfield. He stepped out
of the hotel this morning and imme-
diately there was report and Ehler
fell to the sidewalk. His assailant ran
west on Nineteenth street.
Ehler knows who shot him but posi-
lively refuses TO disclose the identity
of the would-he assassin.
The bullet struck the wounded man
directly over the heart and was de-
nected by a rib and was removed from
the left side. DR.. w. S. Fowler, who
is attending Ehler, says he will recover
unless blood poisoning sets In. The Of
ficers arc In the dark as to the identity
of the assassin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
FIRE DAMAGES STEAMER
Five Men Narrowly Escape Perishing
In Flames at New
York
Bv Associated Pross

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. IA fire broke
out In the hold of the Rosalic. 81 JOY
line steamer laid up for the winter at
south Brooklyn pier, early today.
ana i've uten nearly lost their lives.
The five members Of the crew under
Capt stephen Marritt were asleep at
the time the fire broke out and were
awakened by sailors from the United
states transport Gen. McClelland.
which was plying alongside the Ro-
sale. Two Of the crew became
frightened and jumped overheard. but
were finally fished out Of the water.
When fire boats arrived the RoSalle
was enveloped i'm flames and the Gen
eral McClelland was in danger of
catching fire. Before the fire was un-
der control the entire cabin and wood
work of the Rosalie were destroyed.
The damage was 100000. The Rosalic
has listed and is in danger of found
ering.
There were nearly n dozen vessels
close to the General McCleland. and
1t was necessary to tow them out of
danger. one of these, the City of
Key West, caught fire before she was
towed away. but the flames were eX-
tinguished before any damage was
done
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
JUSTICE OF PEACE ACCUSED
Charged With Appropriating
Public Money
By Associated Press


SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 7.-Justice
of the Peace George r. Caster is in the
county Jail on a charge of embezzling
public funds. Among his fellow pris-
oners is Mexican who was sentenced
by Caster himself "A few days ago on
the charge of petty larceny.
Justice Caster is under Indictment by
the grand jury and was arrested at his
home in Guadalupe by lheriff Stewart
on bench warrant issued by Judge
Taggart of the superior court. The
specific charge against Caster is em-
bezzlement of $40 paid to him by w.
Hall. a we'll known resident of Guada-
lupe. for contempt of court. Hall had
been summoned as juror in a case be-
fore Caster and did not appear. Ii is
understood that the grand Jury is still
investigating the accounts of the JUS
tice as they appear on the records of
the board of supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
GRAU SERIOUSLY ILL
Impressario Confined to His Home
in. Paris With Heart
Trouble
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-MauIice Grau.
the impressario, and former manager
of the Metropolitan Opera company,
according to a private cable dispatch
received in this city yesterday, is Sc
riously ill at his home in Paris.
When Mr.. Grau gave up his man
agement of opera two years ago to be
succeeded by Heinrich Ccnreid. he was
completely broken in health, and went
abroad to re cuperate.
He has never returned. After a
year of complete rest, for the greater
part of the time in the south of France,
his health was greatly improved.
Then. with his wife and daughter, he
took up his residence in Paris.
Nearly two months ago his health
began to fail again, and since the last
of October he has been steadily losing
ground His trouble is an affection
of the heart.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-08
BIG BOND PURCHASE
I. w. HeIIman Forms Syndicate to Buy
$14,5oo,ooo Spring Valley
Securities
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-One Of
the largest financial deals of the year
was consummated today by Isaias w.
Hellman, president of the Wells-Fargo
Nevada National bank and the Union
Trust company of San Francisco. A
syndicate was formed by him inviv-
ing the purchase of $14.500OO0 of the
bonds of the Spring Valley Water COM
pany. This syndicate is composed of
the largest financial institutions in the
cities of New York and San Francisco.
1t is oversubscribed by more than $S,-
100000 by the financial houses invited
to participate therein.