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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

Tired Housekeeper I'm employment
agency)--Oh, dear | wonder II
there'll ever be any solution to the
servant girl problem?
Employment Agent-Oh, yes, mum.
My wife solved 1t long ago.
"Well, well, how"
'She got rid of the null gang an
did the work herself"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

SCHEDULES OF MAIIA
SALMON BEDROCK.
Leave Salmon City s a. M. nh.
Arrive 4p,m. pA'y'
SALMON GIRBoNsvILIE
Leave SALMON City oso a. m. Daily except
Arrive Isop. m. Sunday.
LEESRuRG, FosNEY AYELLow JACKET
$40. Salmon, ,,,,vh ! Monday, Wed.
W. nesday, Friday.
,,,;,. S,,,,.,, ! Tuesday, Thurs
" 80 day. Saturday.
SALMON CHAILIS
Leave Salmon City a. m. Mon Monday M M9..
Ar,,v. Salmon .,,,vs Tuesday. Thurs.
Wv day, Saturday.
Mail closes 20 minutes before departure
stages F.G. HAvEuaNN. Pm
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06
Items for Farmers.
Rose bugs kerosene them.

hose bugs Kerosene them.
Potato bugs Paris green them.
lIumbugs touch them not.
Getting married Is as much OF a
gamble as swapping horses.
BOOSTERS do Il lot OF growing, hut
hens egg them on.
Good farming and good men are in
seperable. The one can not be had
without the other.
One hour day spent in well reg
ulated garden will furnish the family
In truck the year round,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06
Salmon Lodge Directory.

LEMHI LODGE NO. IL, A. +. g.
A. NJ. Meets Saturday on or before
the full moon, at Masonic Hall. So
journing brethren are welcome.
J. &. Sinclair, w. NJ.
w. G. Smith, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

CAMP NO. 1910, M. w. OF A.
Meets first and third Thursdays Of
each month at Court Room.
J. j. Gaver, V. G.
+. J. Atkins, Clerk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

"No, she said,' 81 have fully made
up my mind not TO marry. I'm
afraid to trust my future happiness
to thirteen men.
"To thirteen men." echoed the
astonished aspirant for her heart and
hand.
Eyes, she rejoined, "to judge
and jurv, you know. Chicago
Daily News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

LEMHI TENT NO. 4, X. O. r. NJ.
Meets first and third Thursdays at
|. q. o. Il. Hall.
f. II. Hall, Sir Knight Commander.
Il. l.. Hubbard, Record Keeper.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-07-06

A speeding automobile met u
smoothly gliding cutter on the road.
"Ah" 1t said to the cutter,
"where are you goingp"
"Sleighing, OF course replied the
cutter.
''And you
"Slaying - shouted back the auto
mobile with borseless laugh. Lip
pincott's Magazine.
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
FOUR PERSONS DROWNED
IN BANANA RIVER FRIDAY.

While crossing Banana rIveT in 4 small
rOwhoat la, Friday Afternoon, the crsft
vas struck 10y squAll and four of the
i've occupants Were drowned. This &C
Cured just east Of Lotus about 1 o. clock.
The unfOTtunAte victims we're Mrs.
H. G. Miller, of Ama~alk. y. Y. Mr..
Wm. .. Moore aud daughter, Filth, Of
Holyoke, Mas, and Mr. 4 A. Raid y ia.
# tIeOrglanA. Mr.. Miller. Ihe only one
Of the five occupants not dru~ ~ned. driitsSi
ioRn the riyeT about = miles. where he
NAz rr~Cu,-l bot was ia = very weak and
exhausted condiIion. however. he WiIl
recover.
The Ooii--- of tie four Prr~'n- drUw ns-l
acre recovered SUNDAY sftsrnpnn- Thrre
were found near the very piAor shere
they wrT- caJ-,z.-d. While the huih NAs
-puI. HIyir DISTANCE 4~sy. probably cling
lus {" IT,. drifting bat after 'hr others
hs.i i,-r bold II tie rraf'
Tu- b,pii,s ci ti.r.- Of the ysr;Ius- Di
tile NAy-= If banana river S-ry hr-ughI
e. Cnr,s un SUNDAY af,.-rn.-lu - THE uu-
f.r;Aking rooms 81 Wn- Hln.ii.. f1r pr-J.-
arauon for shipment. Mr- Miller r.
mains Rer- ;ir-i esnbA'rue-i ant W"r.
shipgs-i by night .Eprr-- O. AmaEA.s.
ny Th, rsahA.fn =; & ih- r-uHa ~ &
Mr. Moore aaI dA1zut-r. NJ Eiltis
Moore. we're fiui-.s-i Art -a'FI-.i by eK-
pr A. noon next d4y. Tie 's-iy "f Hr.
EA.dslu a. har:,i a. ti-,'r,- ara, hrs
hOusr
The neu- = IT, 5r-adfs. sorlsi.-nt anne
saturday and cast -fos u over ih- mt. -
c. immunity al everyone 49, ArHlrfIs
until xnri 49, r.1sl~s-i that TIE t--ilr-
ia! jsy7-u fsuni IT, .u;-r- - p.
e1irud grvA,r-, .ymTA,hy = s1rr'~l'- 4
frs.u.I- t. MIR BAlduin and h-r 'uI!-
drru h-aF,f-it - pa;.y - vHrrss--7i pIi
every hand
NJ. N...sr. ;is- Drsy Ok & Tie gaTIy
sgrv.v.G.g, ~as injured - ti-a, -ItrHI
InAt ise a. unable 20 sso1ln fzI.y -. -
mar Il - SIf- I.a7Ii
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
SPECIAL OPENING SALE
AT KLINE's
MONDAY, APRTL 8, 1905.
LOVELY WASH DRESS FABRICS


LOVELY WASH DRESs FABRICS
Never we're they 30 fAseinAting-beau-
tIful in texture with fioxer designs pre-
dominating for dressy wear-printings
reprOdncing natural flowers 20 perfectly
that they look ready 10 pick" while for
the shiri waist suits that will be 50 fash
ioRable right through summer, checks,
mixtures, melAnges and plain linens and
heavy cotIons are 20 bs found in extra
ordinary varieties Knowing our repu-
tation for close profit prices and quick
sales, don't delay If interested IN any Of
the following:
Imported dress linens, fine quality.
natural gIoss, full 36 inches, a. cents per
yard.
Powered chiffon orgzBdies. exquisite
patterns. Wild flowers and ro=es, etc,
worth IS cents, Mondays special ~
cents.
MerceriEed poplins, look like silk, tan,
sell for 10 CENTS yard, Mondays special
% cents
Dentelle Vsieneiennes lace, beautiful
designs with insertion 10 match, If yon
buy il 10y the yard it would Get you 10
cents, special IL yard bolts for 81 CENTS
White dotted swiss. with hand em-
broi,iered dois, s. cents would be the
right price for this quality, Monday you
can buv IL for the enormous ~ sum of
10 cents per yard.
Ladies silk gIrdles, in black, brown OF
white, 81 90 would be the right price for
this gir,lle, Mondays price 50 cents.
Ribbons in all the latest shades at al
most one-haIf Of their regular value
Natural linen, suitable for ladies' shirt
waist suits and children's dresses. 81
inches vide, worth 81 cents a yard, Mon.
days price p cents only.
Remnants Of lAces and insertions st les
than half Of their regular cost.
Boys' wash pants, about fifteen new
styles, excellent patterns. sizes from 3 &c
Is, special - cents
Mail orders promptly filed on any oi
the above goods.
JULIUs kuSE,
Titusville. Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
bits Of FlcT md GOSSIP.
csrr~nt E.~ess OF the Present NssA
Portrayed In Brief.

csrr~nt E.~.ss OF the Present WssA
Portrayed In Brief.
Oysters in every style and quantity al
F. f C. Grocery.
Mr.. B. +. Ives and family leave for
Philadelphia next Monday.
Me-. W. II Hall Is Ia,ilcing in she rear
poFehes Of his cottage and making some
Necessary repairs
Mr.. John r Walker will have charge
Of the bible class which will s,art up at
the Baptist church next Sunday morning.
Mr.. A. l. Hatch aud his daughter, Mrs-
q. n Hatch. passed through TlusyilIe
Tuesday on their way from Christmas Ia
RockleSlge.
Representative c. +. OImsty,ad left this
morning for Tallahassee afser consulting
with friends in this section ~ to lexisla-
tive matters.
With every purchase OF 81 30 at the
store of julius Kline you are entitled 10 q
chance on q handsome automatic tray
trunk, linen lined.
Mr. and Ms- Il. H. Clark, who have
OCruPied the Walton cottage ia Soath IL
tusvilie through tile winter. Ieft Monday
for their home IN Rochester. \. \.
Mr.. l. c. MoOre, Of Roseland, aooom-
panied by Judge Cronch, who recently
ooaght the Williamson property at MiocO.
were in town Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Call At TiIusyiIle Livery, at rear Of
Robbins law office, for stylish Tigs.
Leave your orders for hauling. both dou-
bie and single. }. NJ Osban, proprietor
We learn that Mr.. ]. HaggeTty expects
tO return north this spring 10 resume q
business in which he 10 deeply Interested
and that he expects 10 remain north per-
manently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gardner siaTteSI
last Saturday on the sloop Why Not.
Capt John Simonson. for trip as far
south as Miami. A pleasant trip at the
most pleasant season of the year.
! Lyon, the trick bicycle rider, who has
been exhibiting at various places on the
east ooAst, ~As ia Ti,nsyilie Tuesday on
his UAy to Miami. While here be gave
an exhibition of fancy tTIrk riding. the
first that has been ss-en here la about five
or six yssrs.
The Progressive Culture club have just
added 4 dorm more late bDoks by the
i,.-si authors Ia their stsAdIly growing Ia
brary This library affnrds q fine oppOT-
iuuIty for lovers Of good reading Only
10 cents Ier month, OF 81 OO peT year for
library membership.
n Dr- GuihTir aud - lie, of West Virginia.
~h1 have spent = month At Rnseiand. eI-
Is|t u TptuTn noTth next week They
made pi-A-Ani run from ks,--lAnd 81
TItusvIiic Tuesday IA the EDITORS CAIOSaI
ia time +, catch the 4ijeTn,-Dn train IhsI
day and return Ia ltOsrIand. Dr Gath
re viii sIs-Bd two months on Indian rIyrT
BeII -s71sJu.
Right Reverend VIM. Cran- GraY
bIsbup ot -DutE.Tu Florida, assisted by
Rev MIileJgr Walker. opudu,t.d s-Tylo,-
1t -. 'iaiTIcls church Iii daY evening
SIth = fAif congregation in ATTENDANCE
TIE bishop gave = brI-f aro'suut of thu
missionary aork L-iug joBs augsUg Ihs.
~.-iIIgspi.- Indians after ilCh i- i,f,ac i..-.i
An rNrrl eat -.-Tu,pE ffon tie tc1'. So. ~
{ ivt" a. The World sui pT,-aci, tie sr-I-i
- every crratur-' -tc-
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
CHURCH NOTES

There al ~ tbr usual Preaching -rr
ssc- a. Tie M-IiIsSiist yuuI'h. I.Iuzs .I.t.
neat >uudAy. ApU. 2nI. At . m ~
--TsICs- 81 night sunday -sisa-5i b--.Eu-
a. lH ia W } 4 ..-n. FasJ.5F
feGrh ~Hn,!ay ia Int. AprL -nI
i'stI. - Ardf-Nr 'taf,h tvFt P.-r,s-
is.ly o muiunIsu W.t,. -.Tu.on - D Il.
EseaIEg prayer and .--TiIson al = IL
WciEe-iAy, A,.r. 5lh. i-taay I'D l. 81.
FrdAy. AFr. 7gA, evening prayer -
& u4-
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
INVITATION

To the iAsilss oi TItGsyIli+ and BreVAFj
oounty We Cordially Invite yOn - cal
IN Ansi Inspect oar stock OF shoe, by f4T
the preStse-S lIoe ever shoNn IN BT-vsrd
oDonTy. We have . lsrE- sick q a. tn
iaIeza Ozfnrds. IN at c54ors. IN The Qs-en
Quality. ASP have hra8iIfui Inc q
Gklts oxfo.ds- To srr Ihrm - - uADs
them
Af PKSNEY 4 BEs~SI<@'-,
The CIoJhbers and FarUIsssrrs
The Florida star., 1905-03-31

Copper tea kettles, Galv. foot tu,~,
HAhmocks. 95c E, 81 25, 81 -, 50 uO,
IiA-oliue and Blue Flame stoves.
SECTIONAL elastic book cas-,
FIGURED LAWNS, -T-e.-izi : and &C,
AattIugs. carpets. rug. ,inor mats,
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. SHOES
ChAs A Gardner. TI,usViile, Florida
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
GsSEs AN AZ.

4 Victor taking rHaCs..B- and Du- ia
IA r.oJrt- SIi IL gIs+E aNAy o. ta-
holder a.: t'.. Ky T4TIf--y - FsTIl,-s q
BraBnIBE'- ul-t.'-,iSir 'i-ut- FsrLa-h.u.
H'su--. Tst8-y 10. "a D5.- cysyJu SIIi
.s.-h dollar pUrciiA-.- TEi. 8. iifss LTv-
.,.; CAl. 4 And is.ar Il.r : l.Juf p.ay q s
Ia. lat.--t tsAud mt-Is
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
FOE SALE cnEAr YoR CASE.

About - srres OF good high land on
the eaSs OF oeesn ssde OF the Indian river
a the NArross, described ks follows: Los
No. ;, sectloa S.. also Los No ). see1ion
Sc. in tsxpskip 81 soash, range - sass-
THIS lzad - Rnimproeet bot enely %
Gated For further partiealafs s6are8
E. d. LOv.
Brocktoa. AAss.
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
FpR SALE.

Th~ Prop~Tf, of Mr. c. Collins, ooa-
sisGinx OF oorne@ store building and "a FU-0gn
dxellinz. and grooeTy and rrsSaarsn; bG--
Ins-s knoUn ~ the : + c xroo-rv sloE,.
oae Of the most 3--irAtle properties -
H. toUu Of TsrssiiI<
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
COME

To the TIsasville Rlseksnith shop -
"a vour work done. The only exper1-
snceA olseksmith in town All uoTk
xuAranseed and pronPGiy attended 10
WoFk dOne cheaper shan anyshere IA
ths toxn. Also tinning, PiaEahlnR. and
renersl repairing done ss tlss I'insSiIIe
kinek.mith shop Come one, Come All,
- yoa shall b< 6Oae risht BY
u. & STEE1E
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
FOB sALE Ara RAkGaIx.

Alter April l<t se ~ili otteF 10 gsoni
Enilch eo~s Eos sale, all freeh siBce Jan
Ist- For p&TIicaiArs sadnr-~.
e W. AHSDzS, Oruson4, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
NOTICE To The rUBuc-

have opened . groSeTy store and also
n rrxtsurans and boarding bo0se an the
Scrimxcsur building. a. Tire coTrer OF
Main street and Washington avenue and
solicit the patronage OF The Paelie-
Ms NJ. l. PEACcK
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
CHANGE RAILWAY SCHEDULE

Foar sinter tours; trains on the r +
G. railway ~ere taken oil Tuesday and
Wednesday. We are nos do~n To =
snmm~S ~chsSiul-- THE so1thbound
trains laid Of xer. Nos - and p. ATriv-
ing here AZ l27SS p m and 4-1o p IN
The.t~o northtouBd xere Nos a and -
arriVing AZ > I6 aud Is.I4 d m
The Florida star., 1905-03-31

Single comb white legho;ns are ihe
hrsed that al the ezK bssket We are
seiling egzs for Matching from our t~ss
pens ~ 81 20 TeT Is
WOODLAND PoJLTRS YAEI<
>harp--s, FiA-
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
" AsTED

CLlrErrls f1T ssi!Inz. by srat.-
~ = CAsFzsaE
A-.bs-FIs-. p a
The Florida star., 1905-03-31
hLAGkssITH SHOP

I...'L IlTg-s 81 a.! E.n1s Ol blscL-
saith All SA<Ja aOTE bOFss siB0s.ng
Aa,! g1n rsIAITug Ca afsi -es H.
:. Il. E<si-, Ii;1sy!ls=, FIs-
The Florida star., 1905-03-31

Tl.- .i-4-;.s ,uzI 4. KlEu- Moss u
81 ~ yucE CEE -gCrr- J1sJ1 tBT
ha.t-ug lau-e-, rtC- A11r--- BJL rs,
T.iEssl4se a
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
SAYS IT'S BEEF TRUST.
Suit to Restrain Letting of Garbage
Removal Contract.

Justice Leventrttt. in the Supreme Court, yester-
day reserved decision the application of Isidor
J. Pocher through his counsel, W. NJ X. Olcott
to restrain the Department of Health from letting
the contract for the removal of garbage to any
company other than the Standard Manufacturing
Company, which the lowest bidder
The motion was opposed by Charles L. Guy As
sistant Corporation Counsel the ground that the
Standard Manufacturing Company had no plant
ana was relying on the city TO give it practical
existence possible corporation and enable il TO
build its plant He said that Sections 105 and 19Os
Of the Charter gave the health board absolute dis
cretion in the making OF such contracts and that
the board had been clearly within its rights I'm set
ting aside the bid of the Standard Manufaoturing
Company.
This proceeding" he continued 'is not in reality
a taxpayers action to protect the taxpayer from
unjust taxation but it is an action on the part Of
the great monopoly known as the Beef Trust using
the taxpayer as nominal plaintiff 70 furnish the
design which is now manifest to everybody on the
part OF this great monopoly Of exercising absolute
dominion throughout the length and breadth OF
this republic over the entire animal kingdom, dead
alive"
Mr.. Oloott denied that the Beef Trust was the
real contractor. He said the plaintiffs object wa
to compel the Health Department to award TSs tSs
contract to the lowest bidder. Thomas F and
Martin J White; and the McKeevers. whose bids
aggregated $500 more than that of the STANDARD
Manufacturing Company, got the contracts.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
4. II. LAMAR EXPELLED
Action of Consolidated Erchange
GoUernorS-Had AIreddY Resigned.

Announcement OF the expulsion OF Alfred NJ
Lamar from tho Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange. for obvious fraud and false pretence."
was made yesterday from the rostrum OF the Ex-
change. An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
filed against Lamar on November p by three
crediorE and T. T1leston Wells was appointed re-
oever. Subsequently Lamar made a proposition
pay of his large indebtedness. giving a certain
percentage in cash and the rest in notes maturing
at various dates
Charges had been made against Lamar, and
these considered Thursday by the Ex-
changes board OF governors. Lamar had been
cited to appear, but did not come, and in his alb
senoe the charges were sustained and his eXpul-
sion from the Exchange decided upon.
President Randolph said that Lamar could have
been expelled for failing to respond TO the oita-
tion; II Lamar asks within month for new
trial the application will be granted.
Louis Werner, of Simpson, Werner & Cardozo
counsel for Lamar, said yesterday that the govern
ing body OF the Consolidated Exchange in ex-
pellng Mr. Lamar from membership, had placed
Itself 81 the position OF expelling a man who was
not a member of the exchange.
Mr.. Werner said that the board of governors, IN
Lamar, had rendered themselves Jointly and sew
orally liable.
President Randolph of the Consolidated Exchange
said that he did not TO discuss the matter at
present, further than TO say that the executive
authorities of the exchange were fully satisfied
that they had acted within their powers.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
WRITING IS THE SAME.
Eppert Gives Important Testimony
at Tucker Trial.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 6.-Two points deemed i'm
portant by them were developed by counsel at to-
days sessions OF the court which is trying Charles
Louis Tucker the charge OF numbering Miss
Mabel Page One of these was the statement by
Harold Page, the brother Of the murdered woman
that he had been acquainted with Tucker for more
than six years and that the latter had called twice
at the Page home. the first time at the invitation of
the witness. The other feature the statement
Of NJ d. Ewell a handwriting expert, that the
person who wrote the address ~. L. Morton
CharlestOwn. Mass" on piece of paper found on
the floor of Miss Pages room after the murder was
the person who hAed out ana signed the sales slips
alleged by the government to have been made out
By Tucker while he was salesman for Boston
firm Of stationers
on April s. the day following Miss Pages funeral
Harold Page testified that the defendant and he
rode together in train from Boston to Auburndale
seated himself beside the witness and opened the
they've had me y in if' when @ cross-examined % Page
would not say positively that fuckers first words
10 him did not contain an expression OF sympathy.
While Page was on the stand Tucker followed the
testimony closely and at times suggested questions
In the course of the trial to-day, all Of the gar
nents worn by Miss Page the day she met
death were entered as exhibits in the case. With
the exception OF the outer garments and the shoes
and stockinRs every article bore large stains. A
portion OF the skeleton was employed again TO
The witnesses Included in addition to Harold
Page, Mr.. EVell expert; Chief Vittum, of the
Weston police Iorce Drs. II. B. Frost and Edward
the murder, and John w, Bruce, undertaken.
who in preparing the body for burial, discovered
the stab wounds In the breast and back The
the opening half fought for seats. Many who could
not gain entrance waited outside in a snowstorm
70 see the prisoner as he was taken from and to
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JANUARY Z. 1905.
WINDING UP OLD TRUST.
Judge Defines Terms of Sale Of
ShipbuiLding Property.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rR1BusE.l

Trenton, N J.. Jan s-Judge Lanning filed an
order in the United States Circuit Court to-day de-
hnng the terms of tho sale of the property of the
United States Shpbuiidng Company and the stock
OF the Bethlehem Steel Company. The order does
not fix the be paid TO James Smith. jr,.
for his services receiver. IL having been decided
at tho recent hearings IN Newark that testimony
should be taken regarding Mr.. Smiths claim for
100000.
The order Of Judge Lanning was accompanied by
deed for the transfer of the shipbuilding COM
pany's property to George r. Sheldon. chairman
OF the reorganization committee. and by bill Of
sale for the transfer of stock OF the Bethlehem
Steel Company TO William c. Lane. As stated in
the order. Mr.. Sheldon held s47s7.OOO par value of
bonds in the shipbuilding company of total issue
OF S5O30O0O His bid the property 50 800 900
for the real estate and $55.oO0 for the personal
property he paid $4,000 on the purchase price Of
the real estate and $4,000 that OF the personal
property guaranteeing the payment on demand Of
the remainder of the purchase price.
The order OF Judge Lanning permits the payment
OF the remainder IN bonds which are TO be turned
IN at Sl55 S5 apiece the face value OF $1,000 The
remainder of the bond issue is to be redeemed in
cash at the same rate.
OF the cash derived from the sale of the ship
building property, the order directs that $4,000
shall be set aside. to be disposed Of subject the
claims of the creditors OF the Crescent Shipbuild-
ing Company which in dispute. Subject to the
same conditions. $4,000 is to be set aside for the
claims OF the creditors of the Samuel l. Moore Sons
Company The Mercantile Trust Company IS 70
have $4,000 for its services, and $3S 135 10 cover
fees costs and disbursements in the foreclosure
proceedings. If, after the payment of the divi-
oen1s to the outside holders Of bonds at the rate
Of S56 S5 TO the outside bondholders there is any
thing remaining from the cash proceeds. 1t will
be divided pro rata
In the case of the sale Of the three hundred thou
sand shares OF the Bethlehem Steel stock there
was cash payment of 100000. OF this Judge Ian
ming has allowed $1,000 70 the New-YGrk Security
and Trust Company for its services He has made
an allowance OF $4,000 to the company for
fees costs and disbursements made by it trustee
for the holders Of 100000 Of bonds Of the Beth
lehem Steel Company. The remainder OF the cash
payment is be divided pro rata toward the lqui-
6ation of the $lOOOO.0O0 Of bonds which, however,
held by the present owner owners, repre-
sented by William c. Lane.
James Smith jr, at Newark yesterday, accepted
the amended agreement Of the Morton Trust Com
the distribution of the 81 100000 cash de-
posit placed IN its custody by the organizers of
the shlpbuilding corporation for the payment
Of creditors claims allowed by the receiver. The
action by Mr.. Smith was telegraphed to Judge
the transactions Immediately filed.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
NOT SEEKING CONTROL OF NEw-HAvEN
Pennsylvania Road in Directorate Because
Of Business Relations.

Philadelphia. Jan ct stated at the ofioe of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-dav thar
there is no foundation for the report that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company is looking 20 a control
of the New-York New-Haven and Hartford Rail
road
As the Pennsylvania Railroad forms the most i'm
portaat connection of the Ne-Haven system IN the
South and West, ii was thought mutually ad-
vantageous that the relations OF the two COMPANIES
snould De made closer by having a representative
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company on the New
haven board. and with this in view the Pennsyl-
company and Mr.. Cassatt invited 10 take a
seat in its board. The New-York Central has for
many years IT was stated. held stock OF the New
Haven company and has had a representative on
the board. va
The Ledger" to-day says that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company VIII have three representatives
IL the New York, AeW-HaVen and Hartford dire
President Cessatt and e-Presdents Green
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
SPRINGFIELD LOST HALL.
City Building Burned - NarrosC
Escapes for Manu-.

Springfield. Mass. jan s.-The City Hail in this
ci;y was completely destroyed by fire in less than
hour to-day. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
The fire was discovered In the Assembly Hau by
employees OF food fair which was being held there
ana the flames spread so rapidly that there were
many narrow escapes, but Il Is believed all got
out Across narrow street is a building contaln-
ling the police station and courtroom. This took
Ere several times, bur was only slightly damaged.
On the other sids, only few feet distant is the
1aFge department store Of Smith & Murray, which
neighborfng cities, The city carries no insurance,
] II IS believed that the FIRE was caused bv the
oVerturning os kerosene lamp in an antero6ru ia
fhe Assembly Hall by trained monkey OF one Of
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