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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Ohio BanIk FniIn.

DAYTON o., July l9.--The Farmers
bank of Spring Valley, o., a private in
it's doors today A receiver has been ap-
pointed, The assets are $4,000 with liabiil-
ties in excess % The failure was prectpi-
tated by the recent closing of the Yellow
Springs bank. .-. ... ,..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
WIN Repo1rI.te sn.Di,rd..

MADRID, July is.-The Spanish govern
ment, it is announced, is arranging for the
repatriation OF the spaniards who were i'm
prisoned in the Philippine islands by the
Americans during, the war Of 1893 and who
are still In the islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
HURRIcANE DBsTRoYs oROP

WoFkmen VIII strike as Protest
AEaint HHiEh Price of Food.
MADRID, July IA hurricane has al
most entirely destroyed the harvest in the
provinces OF Saragossa and Caceres, thus
adding immensely to the general distress.
II has been decided TO entirely suspend
all work tomorrow as a protest against
the dearness OF provisions here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Quiet at Linden.

SELMA. Ala. July. 1s-The cavalry com
pany ordered from here 70 Linden yesterday
by Governor Jelks 20 protect a negro from
threatened lynching, returned today re
porting the town quiet,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

ROME. Ga, July IS George Wright, city
passenger and ticket agent here for the
Southern railway. was shot and killed
today by Vince Il. Sanford. Sanford re-
fuses 20 talk and the cause OF the tragedy
Is not known.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
CIark's Condition satisfactory.

NEW YORK. July ls.-rhe condition Of
senator William A. Clark, who is III at his
home IN this city, is reported today by his
physician a. satisfactory. The senator
continues 70 improve and he " practically
cut Of danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Illinois Central DIvidenda.

NEW YORK. July 19.--The regular semi
annual dividend Of 3 per cent and an extra
clared today BY the directors Of the Illinois
Central railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

CHICAGO, July 1s.-Bernhart c. Redpen-
ming. a wealthy jeWeler OF this city. was
drowned while swimming in the pool at the
Chicago Athletic association building here
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
PhiladeIphIn stiI warm.

PHILADELPHIA July ls. - Torrid
weather prevails again today in this city
and vicinity. The intense heat continued
through the night and at s o'clock this
morning tho government thermometer reg
istered s. degrees, the same figures re-
corded at O'Clock yesterday morning
Ats O'Clock the government thermometer
had reached 80 degrees, rise OF five de-
grees In one hour and at 10 o'clock 90 de-
Grees was the record.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
FIRES COMPTROLLER
Official Of Equitable Removed Because He
BE fused 10 Furnish Information.
WILLIAM A. DAY WILL SUCCEED HIM
New Omcer Who is Now Assistant to
Attorney General Moody said to
BE Choice of Grover
Cleveland.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Chairman Paul
Morton Of the Equitable Life Assurance
society today sumarily removed as comp
troller T. d. Jordan, and appointed In his
stead, William A. Day, assistant attorney
general of the United States. Mr. Morton
gave out statement in which he said
THE reason for Mr.. Jordan's removal was
his refusal to furnish me information re-
garding important transactions Of the So
ciety which l am investigating"
The following was given out from Mr..
Morton's Office tonight:
Mr.. n. N. Stranahan declines to serve as
a member of the board OF directors Of the
Equitable Life Assurance society owing to
press of official duties which will make Il
impossible for him to give the time neces-
work of the directors.
Westinghouse Has n Plan.
Expressing the belief that the present
trustee arrangement for control OF the
Equitable society may only temporarily
satisfy the policy holders or the public
and that a real solution OF the society $
difficulties has not been reached, George
Westinghouse has suggested new plan
for stock control of the society by 5000
policy holders. The Westinghouse plan is
outlined in a letter to Paul d. Cravath, an
attorney of this city.
The letter was made public today. The
proposition outlined is that all shareholders
be invited to place their shares with those
of Mr.. Ryan in the hands Of the trustees,
with power to vote for an amendment to
the society's charter, providing that the
stock shall consist of 5000 shares of $40
each instead of 1000 shares of 500 each
that no person except policy holder shall
be director; that only one share shall
be held by any single person, who must
be policy holder; that at each annual
election seven policy holders who have
never previously served shall be chosen,
and that trustees be directed and empow-
cred to offer for sale at $1,000 a share the
5000 shares contemplated by the amended
charter to the 5000 largest policy holders,
and in the event Of any such offer not
being accepted, then to continue to offer
said shares to the next largest policy
holders until the whole 5000 shares shall
have been disposed of.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Cooler In Illinois.

PEORIA. IN. July B--'rhe local weather
bureau station issued bulletin today
stating that the hot spell in this section Is
broken. The O'Clock temperature was ~
degrees and the forecast is for cooler tenn
perature and showers
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
storIA in Northern Indinna.

INDIANAPOLIS. July ls-Intense heat
and a severe electric storm which swept
over northern Indiana this afternoon and
tonight. doing considerable Damage In the
agricultural districts. are responsible for
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Looking for n Big Leak.

A. c. Judson, assistant bank examiner,
acting under orders of f. d. Kilburne,
superintendent of the state banking depart
ment, today appeared in the offices of the
Mercantile Trust company in the Equitable
building and began an examination Of the
loans carried on the books Of that insti-
tuition. He will continue his researches to-
morrow.
Henry c. Deming, president of the Mer-
camille Trust company, was seen tonight
and said TT Is true that Mr.. Judson, the
assistant bank examiner, called at the Of
flee of the Mercantile Trust company this
morning and began an examination Of our
books. We devoted the day to going
through our loan accounts with him, and
the examination will probably be concluded
| tomorrow. My understanding is that thfs
is the departments regular examination.
and II IT has any particular relevancy to
any special case 1 have not been so In
| formed The new law calls for a new semi
annual examination instead of yearly as
| heretofore"
HAS II been customary for the bank ex-
aminer to make these regular examina-
tions at this time of Year," Mr.. Deming
was asked.
mo" he replied, they have usually been
| somewhat later"
The loan referred to is said to be one for
$6s5 900 to the Equitable society. carried on
the books OF the trust company iB the
names of James W. Alexander and T. d.
| Jordan. trustees.
| The fact Of the loan came out in the tes-
| timony of Mr.. Deming before Superinten-
dent Hendricks in the Equitable investiga-
| ton.
Investigation into this mysterious loan,
II is said is also being conducted by the in
surance as well as the banking depart
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
NEW DUKE AssUMEs OFFICE

Charles Edward OF saHe-COburg and
GOtha Now Ruler ~ Fact.
GOTHA. Duehy OF Saxe-COburg and
GOtha, July ls-Duke Charles Edward OF
saxe-Coburg and GOtha, assumed the reins
Of government today on attaining his ma
iOrtiy. His state entry into the capital was
the occasion OF Aa0h ceremonial The new
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Baron KOmurA Arrives.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 19.-The steamer
Minnesota, with Baron Komura on board,
passed Tatoosh island at p. m. The
vessel will arrive at Port Townsend about
II o'clock and probably remain there to-
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Reeord OF New Comptroller.

WASHINGTON, July is.--Willism A. Day,
the assistant to\the attorney general who
was today appointed comptroller OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society probably
will enter upon his new duties at once, al
though his resignation when accepted by
the president may not take effect until
September /. Attorney General Moody con-
sented 10 immediate withdrawal, although
he was anxious that Mr. Day remain in the
department Of justice until Mr.. Moody's re-
tirement from the cabinet. Mr.. Day, It is
suggested. may have been the choice OF for
mer President Cleveland OF, whom Mr.. Day
has been a personal friend for many years
and he Is personally we'll known TO Chair
man Paul Morton.
Mr.. Day was formerly a special attorney
for the Interstate Commerce commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
ASSASSIN IS FOILED

CONTINUED from First Page1
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Bee July 10. 1906
You will find them here just as
leased with the values.

garments sold. They are made Of beau
tiful yarn and are low neck, sleeveless
knee length, wide lace trimmed knees, neck
and arms crochet trimmed. We have all
sizes. Thursday at the special price OF 6sc
per suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20

pGie snr Rciie in's Nnsfanb beisr1f q.
glaiue. Dir. All. st. EnnI.strnh-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20
Mcltcrn MnrNlnno Giienbabn.
Frat In .tait am Is. Sftptcr 1905, d.
2lLnc ncI1nilkn e.,inm- stntiha Antn tnLat.

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gao Saaiim,
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ben Giloen. linS atlsa. SuHutaq u Y. u. 81,
Sonced, 0bamhershurg, Widrt,usburg unS
gSinfeiter.
ills NbenoS-affom. nab unicnsRrihae.
Saalidl, ausgeuunmcu Sunutaos.
700 Wlurgens 9loril y 4 y. SID. Inn Saupts
Clinic 6itlih bon GmcrnsSrone. Carlisle mo
IS. & s. ". q.
cod. SbippeH$hure. 6reoertd. Gmni.sbure
mo g. & g. Nh. his Clifton.
9.45 WprgCnS-@eitasbrrp Grretp, Nffom.
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gurf.
1O15 DEMONSTRATION uad union.priSee.
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8. Sin., foipte gort,
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800 ginhm.-@rpreb nab 1!Hnoon, 8eitrtitt.
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Nugcrsinlun lno Snncud, ionic Sreocrid.
@umiitabura unh Sbippcnsblrg.
ba25 Nu6m.-sdfort. nnb Sumpfteao.
G.t5 Ghenos-Nftor. nd6 Union 9rioae,
$50 NbenoS-Iffont. rub @inorD 8robe.
Sur Sunntnga.
$50 giurnens-Sffom. mad Union Bridge II.
6dnobcr.
$50 Rabm.-9ffoni. mad Union 9rioge.
4.S0 9iadm.-Nffon. md Sainpiteao.
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9iuets itno @epids gircal: Ir. 60, Sselts
Baltimore Strnbe.
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tpus mo 9Sdlbronfs (gtOrtbsgbenle) SiuiioIt.
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8. ~. Sowei, g. q. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20
Grn3,
Ronrou Don i. &cbO5.
(6orucguug)

pa fdiittelte Der ate Wiann ZEN
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MAIDEN mcbr Die WtenihcnbGno1 ais
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limb nu pirit mir redt qcben, lpcnn
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brauf ...."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20
MrrdautS' G Miners' SranSpor
tntiun GumpanD.
Snntpier.2 iuieu.

FAD Bottom lulo Dem Often: icbef Dluntae.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20
Snmpicr u~erln'icn Baltimore ppm Vier Tr. 4
umo 10. 9iahtitrn bct. gperftc.
Marnlnnh 4. Icnninlpnnin N. u.

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$50 &otm no@ 9ori tde'it, oliseerontiiteif
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100 4benoa nd6 geIair MIR SoIiitfGast - /.
Has Nbenoa nan lleIair Mittipods uno Game
ttaps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20
G6ciapcnfc 0ampicr.G ompasnic.

Ghcl1pcnteiStnic.
GIc1dnie EdNagtcr Sampler genguita" uilo
n|lt.uutn" lQd
Slo Guint Comfort iuo T%urfols, Ia.
EGTlpier p~crin'ielt Baltimore td0lib (dusQes
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mn ~ Oh Voini Comfort Iit 6 ltbr Winrgcus
uuo IN 9tur'uii nm 1.15 @iorGen5 an, dnlbliez
beito an pic Gi'c1bubn6iige nab alcil YuEfs
ten hce SGoCna uIb Sl6Iu,itens,
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Baltimore"
nan &citsGutut uno Nidlmuno, "a.
Ennpfer u~erla'fcu EnitiHInre, tagli6 (uuSac=
norltl1cu Souniags) lintIg3 ll~ar9tuhmiiiaps uHo
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jt Rtfmouo mn 0.25 atnrpenS an.
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ecu bon baltimore abiubreIbeH SafHpfer, iliio
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-20

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