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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16
WELL Received
The Plan Offered by the 5oart
OF Education for Lincoln
School Recess,
BY VACATION OF A STREET
Involves Little Public Inc convenience
and Means Much to the Chill
dren.

The solution offered by the board OF
education of the out-of-door recess
problem as it affects the Lincoln build
ing. through the vacation of a block of
Twenty street, for periods of L.
minutes each during the morning and
afternoon sessions of the school. in
order that there may be sufficient play
ground, has met with popular favor
The plan. as announced in last even
:ng's Argus. has been attended by
many expressions of appreciation, and
there seems little doubt that any peti
ton that may reach the city council
from the board on the subject will re
ceive favorable consideration. A mat
ter affecting so directly and vitality the
welfare of the children as does the OPP
pOrtunity for getting out into the opeE
air. even Il for a short intermission, is
one that naturally appeals to every
parent and to everyone who has the
best good of the coming generations at
heart
The board of education today sent
a request TO the mayor and city coun-
Gil asking that Twentysecond street
be vacated between Sixth and Seventh
avenues for 10 minutes each morning
and afternoon, in order that the child
rem may use the street as play
ground.
The children were allowed the out
door recess today, in order 10 deter
mine whether the available school
ground would be sufficient with the ad-
dition of the street
Nr. Marshall Forcsnw It,
The peculiar predicament that has
developed at Lincoln school through
the cramped condition of the grounds
about this and the high school building
located on the same lot, has. in effect,
indicated the stand taken by Charles
b. Marshall at the time construction of
the new high school was under consid-
eration-that the board should seek 4
location elsewhere and further back iii
the city for the new building. Being a
practical school man, Mr.. Marshall was
able to fOreSee the contingencies that
would arise in the future in this very
respect. and thus he strongly urged the
change of location. The majority OF
the board then in office, opposed him,
and the new building went up on the
site of the old one. although on a much
larger scale.
Now the board must face the cond;-
tons, not as they might have been, but
as they are. There must be sufficient
playground for the graded school on
the same lot. This can only be secur-
ed through the generosity and public
spirit of the city in permitting the use
of a block of the public street for
brief interval mornings and afternoons.
the board TO be held responsible for
the safeguarding of the pupils during
the time the portion of the street is so
used. by seeing that it is closed to gen
eral traffic.
This will occasion little public in
convenience and means a whole lot to
the children
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

entertains for Guests.-Mrs Carl
ThOeming last evening entertained a
company of friends at cinch at her
home. 1918 Third avenue, the affair be-
ing given for Mrs Louis Thoeming
and daughter, Miss Freda, of Anamosa,
Iowa. who are the guests of the hos
tess. Prizes were won by the follow
ing: First prize. Mrs. John Selemer:
second prize, Mrs Frank Downs; con-
ISOLATION, Mrs. II. Schroeder. A four
course dinner followed the game Pref
" decorations in pink and white pre-
vailed throughout the rooms
Butler-Bixby. - Announcement has
been received OF the marriage in Chi
cago Tuesday. Nov. IA, of Miss Annie
Christie Bixby. daughter of Mrs. Geor-
gia Bixby of this city. TO Bert Garfield
Butler. of Buffalo. y. Y. The marriage
was sOIemnized at St Paurs Episcopal
church Rev Charles II. Bixby, a cou-
sin of the brides father. performing
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Butler
have gone TO housekeeping in Buffalo,
the groom being employed in the
wholesale drug business in that city.
Initiate New Members.-"The Royal
Family" literary society met last even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Dunavin,
1920 Fifteenth street Two new mem
berS were duly initiated. After a
splendid literary program, light re-
freshments were served. followed by a
game of Pit" Arrangements were
made for a sumptuous Thanksgiving
supper at the next session which will
be held with Mr. and Mrs. c. CARLYLE
Cessna. 1900 Fourteenth-and-a-half
street, Nov. %.
Afternoon Euchre Party.-Mrs. D. z.
Jones on Twerty-second street, was
the charming hostess yesterday at a
delightful afternoon party the ladies
n their pretty gowns and the lavish
decorations of carnations and chrysan-
themums making a pretty scene. Mrs.
z. Z. Murphy. of LeavenvOrth, kans-.
was the guest for whom the party was
given Six handed euchre was the d.
version. MesdsmsS Warren Beck, Her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16
Licensed tn Wed.
Saloon Local.

Grand opening; roast pig lunch;
Bucks place. 1901 Fourth avenue. Sat
urday, Nov. u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16
Railway Employees Hold Dance.

The third dance of d series by tho
street railway employees will be helt
tonight at Industrial hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16
Wedding Anniversary Remembered.

WeudIng anniversary Remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Freeman. 90S
Twenty-second street. We're surprised
last evening by company of friends
who were aware that it was the 30th
wedding anniversary of the host and
hostess. the marriage having been sol
smnized in this city 30 years ago. Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman received several
pretty remembrances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16

Independents Give 5alI.-The Rock
Island Independents have issued invi-
tatiOns for a ball. Thursday evening,
Nov. %. at Industrial hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16

Card Party.--Mrs. Louis Mosenfeld
e. is this afternoon entertaining q
of ladies at cards at her home
on Twenty-second street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-16

Celebrate Tin Wedding.-Mr. and
Mrs. Morris O'Connell, 523 Nineteenth
street. entertained a number of friends
at their home last evening at a celebra-
ton of the 10th wedding anniversary
of their marriage. The guests present
ed the host and hostess with a number
of beautiful and useful presents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
ROJESTVENSKY
AND ToGO's FLEET
Russians Expect Their viee.Admiral to
SMASH vessels Of tho WHY
Jap Commando.
tBy Associated Press. !,

b . p
ST. PETERSBURG, AprIi 4.-.Evory-
thlnE Indicates that the hope Of an i'm
mediate change of fortune is staked
Oh Vice.Admirai Rojestvensky whose
squadron, according to the best infor.
nation is now actually on its way to
meet the Japanese.
Tie admiralty is greatly encouraged
ny the prospects That Rojestvcnsky
will he able % defeat Admiral Togo.
owing TO ihe, splendid reports which
have Just arrived here from Rojes,.
vcnsly dated from tho island of hIada.
sascar. recount ting in detail the cond:
Ton OF The ships and personnel and III
results. OF target practice of the squad
ron and of the manucuyers in which
the warshirs have bacn drilling for
three months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Self-made iden Bette NOR of Pc;
cu,iar Kansas bug"
INSPIRATION FROM pYRu,
Claims to Be Under Influence OF the
God of F're-Man Of Powerful Build
and Could 'Hspdle Governor
Roughly. '}'f'
my Associated presa1

TOPEKA, KAS., April Am insane
man who gave his name as. j. Worth.
1ngton. whose former place OF residence
the police have been unable to learn,
was captured within: q. block of the
State house, where he Said he was 60.
ing to Kill Governor e. w. Hoch.
The man was unarmed, but he is Of
powerful build and undoubtedly would
have handled the chief executive
roughly had he not been Intercepted
The news, OF; the capture was withheld
by the police until today thought the
capture was made yesterday.
viii be Sent to Asylum.
Worthington is now In the county
Jail and will be sent to IN asylum.
Communication with tho man IS
held by means of written questions AMI
answers, az he prctcnds to be deaf and
"'mb. III answer to n question In re.
gard 10 what his purpose was with the
governor. Worthington said:
was inspired by Pyrus, the god
Oh lire, to come here and kill Governor
Hoch. have sworn eternal vcnCc-
Wncc against all statesmen who pfc.
tend that they arc self.made mon.
On His Way to Kill .Hoch.
~ Ha'i uot Uccn r1Or tnfS officer
who captured me. Governor Hoch
would have been no more, for when
was arrested was on my way to the
capitol to kill him. One who has risen
from o6scurity "a high place Is the
worst enemy Of the impecanious gen.
tcel Therefore, I hate Hoch."
Worthington was dressed well; has
the appearance of man OF intclli.
gcnce. He is tall and strong and has
red hair and blue eyes. He was ar
rested by g. D. Miller, an officer of tho
Juvenile court, whose attention was
attracted by the peculiar actions of
Worthington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
SHOT WOUNDED
MAN IN THE BACK
Unknown Man Entered Warsaw Hos.
pital and Sought to XIII Pc.
Ilceman Sarap.
tBy Associated Press.)

WARSAW, April Awhile every.
one was asleep last night in hospital
In which ,tare confined the. three pc.
ltccmen who were injured by the ex-
plosion of bomb which was thrown
into the police station at Praga, sub.
urn OF Warsaw, on Sunday, March &c,
an unknown man entered the ward and
went to the bedside of, Policeman
Sarap, atiwhom he fired the revolver
three times. One shot took effect in
the back of the policeman The as.
sailant escaped
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
JEROME HAS LETTERS.
Epistles of the Smiths Said to Number
at Least One Hundred.
(By Associated Prcss.j

toy AsdOcldtcu fIcSS.I
NEW YORK. April Alive pack.
ages of letters. believed to contain the
correspondence found in the posses
sion of j. Morgan Smith and his wife,
the long;sohght witnesses for Nan
PattersOns trial, when they were ar.
rested in Cincinnati last week, were
delivered by the postal authorities to
District Attorney Jerome today.
From the size of the packages there
seemed TO be at least hundred let
tors In the lot. Nothing could be learn.
cd about them.
Unless the proceedings In Cincin.
natl. over the cxtradition of j. Nor
gan Smith and his wife are ended this
week and the couple started on their
way TO New York. District Attorney
Jerome will ask for further POSTPONE.
ment of Nan Pattcrson's trial. II was
set down ON the criminal branch of the
Supreme Court calendar for next Mon.
day. es
Mr.. Jerome said today he had rcceiv-
cd the letters from Cincinnati, that
he would not call either Mr.. or Mrs.
Smith as Witnesses for, the present.
He said: 81 will bring them here first
for the purpose of having them idenli.
lied as the purchasers of tho revolver
with which Caesar Young was slain,
aud secondly, i'll order, to give Miss Pat
tcrson's counsel an opportunity to call
them for the defense. FIc declared
nat le would gladly have done this
had 1t been In his power at the last
trial"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
MOB TWICE TRIED
TO GET NEGROES
Mayor, Members of City counoiI and
Citizens, However. Frustrated
Efforts of Lynchers.
(By Associated prcss.)

FULTON, KY. April IA mob
twice attempted 10 force the Jail here
last night In an attempt &c lynch llc-
sroes who were charged within shoot
ing Officer ,Eader.
Mayor Wall members Of the city
council and prominent citizens, dc
Tended the prisoners and defeated the
mob. The negroes,will be taken to
Hickman for safe keeping. the re.
pert has been circulated that they were
lynchcd. but his was mistake
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
California. s4s2s, via southern Rail.

Southern Railway will sell daily I'M.
I'll May 18th, one.way colonist tickets
at 1895 via their through route. Only
ono change, necessary to tho Pacific
coast. Personally conducted cxcur.
sion sleepers three times a week,
berth rate In same $3.50. For further
information cali 112 either phone, or
address Wv. CROXrON, Pass. Agt.,
No. 95 CRANKY street, Norfolk. Va
tu.W-fri.tI ss4 e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
case AdIourned Auain.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, April l.-Thc
case of j.. Morgan Smith and wife. ar
rested here in connection with the Nan
Patterson case, in New York, came up
again III police court today, but was
once more adjourned, this time until
April Z. the postponcmcnt being re-
CURED to await the action of the com.
mon pleas court on the writs of habcas
corpus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Social Personal.


IS visiting her mother Mrs. Howard
lIcrndon, OH the boulevard.
Miss beatrice saunders, of Waahing
ton is visiting her sister. MIS- Charles
Savage, on Twc:lty-fflh street.
Mr.. Theodore Marshall. whos has
been OH a visit to surry county hns
~:
Miss Eta Berndon. whn. has bcenthc
guest CT tho Misses Clark. on Twenty,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
h.F. Pitkin Marries Miss Hatman.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

RICHMOND, VA, April "d.-Arthur
j., Pitkin,; OF Schenectady; New York.
son of a. ). Pitkin. prcsidon. of tho
American Locomotive Works Com
pany, was married here this afternoon
TO Miss Eliza Hatman. The young
couple left for Montreal, Canada.
where the groom is now located
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
CAUGHT FOR 5LooDFIELD.
Officer VeIIines Nabs Negro Wanted
for Feionious Shooting.

Eddie Jnnkard, a negro wanted by
The Blodhcld authorities for fclonious
shooting, was nabbcd on Madison ave
nue. last night by Officer Vellincs.
The negro is alleged TO have shot.
Horace Jones, also colorcd, several
months ago. He was turned over to
the Bloodficld authorities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Big Day at Yorktown.

"'PccTHI 10 tHE DAIIN PrcSA.)
b YORKTOWN, VA, April 4.-Monta-
que. Swanson and Cabcll spoke at
Yorktown today. The governors
speech was along much the same lines
as those followed at Spottsylvania.
Mr.. Cabcil spoke briefly Mr.. Swan
son made fine speech and seemed to
catch the crowd All were given a
good reception
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

= plot directed against the life OF Gov.
crnor General ,TrepoG and tho latest
arrest Indicates that the .errorists
are acting on concerted play. with
anxi;iarics and loolouts to aid ;hc nc
tual perpetrators of the assassination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
GIasscock Gets Charlottesville,
80. fRy Associated tPress.)

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Wm. T..
IGiascock. OF Morgantown, w. Va. has
been appointed internal collector for
The district of West Virginia, in place
OF Elliott 'Northcott, who declined the
appointment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
HEAVY DEPRIVATION.
Russian Army Feels Loss of Stores
and Supplies Destroyed.
{By Aasocfa

HARDIN, April AFFAIRS at tic
front generally are quiet. except for
skirmishing by General Mistchcnko's
cOSsacks.
The loss and destruction of commits.
sariat stores at Mulsdcn, Hussitai, Tic
Pass. Kafyuan and Changtufu has
been heavy deprivation to the Rus.
sian army. As a result the price OF
forage and provisions has. considerably
increased.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Frank 9. Harper Dead.
nv ASSncia Z Press

LOUISVILLE. KY. April i.-rrank
B Harper. the breeder and turfmap
and owner of several famous horses,
died today at Nantura, 81 years old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

Mr.. Eisman Improving
The condition Of Mr. Arthur Eisman
who was operated upon at tho hospital
Sunday night, Is considerably i'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
Another Candidate.

ME-. Floyd Smith yesterday an
nounccd his candidacy for justice Of
the peace in the Second ward
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
ON THE DIAMOND.

Philadelphia Nationals Defeat philadcI.
phia Americans.
ft'y Associated prcss)
al Philadelphia:
~ R!!l:
Phila tNationaljO2 0DO2000-i I'll
rhil, tAmeriean,0 lopOiGt0-3 Z A
Dugglcby and Abbot; Plank api
Powers. Umpircs Connolly and Baus-
wine. Attendance. .2.d5l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05
PLOT sT3TRepoFF.
Activity Of Reds Directed Against Gov.
crnor General of St. PETERSBURG.

crnor General Of ST. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, April '5.--1:15 a.
~ Tile police arrested yesterday in
the Ncvsliy Prospect a man disguised
as carriage driver, presumably be-
longing to ,the samek organization as
the we've persons wild were arrested
last week for supposed connection with
terrorists schemes. Si
There isglittle doubt, that there was
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

Royal setrothaI is Denied.
LONDON, April 4.-The report of
bctrothal OF King Alfonso of Spain
10 Princess Patricia of Connaught is
officially declared to be unfounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

Miss beatrice Saunders, Of Washing.
ton. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charle:s
Savage. OH Twc:Ity-iiflh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

Mrs. Uriah Warner OF Philadelphia
is visiting her mother Mrs. Howard
lIcrndon; OH tho boulevard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-05

Mr.. Theodore Marshall. whos has
been oil a visit To Surry county hns
returned home. @
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Icy TELEGRAPH ID TIT TRIBUNE

TELEGRAPH ID TIT TRIBUNE.l
Chicago Jan 24-Wheat to-day was rather dull
but had a variety of changes in its disposition
Its one steady unalterabe aspect was the apparent
unwelcomeness TO the local operators generally Of
its periods Of strength. Local sentiment is not
much IN favor OF prevailing prices, and when the
market advanced II was under protest from some
OF the best Of the local traders The heavy holders
in the East giving the market open sup
port but the mere holding TO their line left the
others TO wrestle with market that held within
its grip shorts that said represent q total
OF perhaps 35.000O00 bushels. May and July wheat
closed each Kc to &c lower Corn was easier and
sc 10 &c down at the close. Oats showed a good
deal Of opposition for while the efforts OF the
bears, but finally succumbed the end and
closed weak Provisions fairly active and
higher, with very few sellers except when tempted
by advances.
OF the wheat market the tone became consid-
erably stronger In the forenoon. and from sc de-
cline. which II made after the opening il re-
covered &c, and showed 9sc net advance about an
hour and a half after the start Nav closed az
81 144 10 49, after selling high as s. 1as. the
lowest was s. 1Fa 10 81 l4Fs- July sold from sss.c
down TO 9Szc closing at 9s14c 10 sSssc
Corn heavy, and the business without ami
nation is the first half of the session. Receipts
were $50 cars Of which 13 were contract and 204
No. ?. Shipments were 2gs00O bushels Estimate
OF to-rnorrow's receipts PA cars. FTrmness OF
wheat when II showed itself. helped 10 encourage
the holders OF corn and the market for the latter
prices The highest for May 447sc and 45c the
lowest 44sc and the close 44s4c and 4t7sc. July
closed al the top. 45l4c; the lowest 45Jsc.
An easy feeling developed in the oats market at
the opening and continued throughout the session.
Receipts are becoming larger and holders becom-
ing discouraged. A general demand exists for
May at S05<c resting orders. but offerings
little and only small trade done Receipts
were II cars, OF which 35 contract.
There were CT 700 bushels standard taken from store
The sample market weak and 1te lower. Ship
u,ents were 2s5OOO bushels. Estimates for to-mor-
row So cars May sold from 307sc down TO 203sc.
closing az s02c. July did likewise opening al 3ozsc.
and sold down 3Ossc. closing at 30s4c.
Provisions ruled fairly active and strong to-day.
FsiIs,ing by Chaplin Edwards. credited TO J. McEtay
q ca OF Cleveland, started prices TO advance.
selling by packers. principally Armour. held prices
~ check temporarily but at this point outsiders and
grain traders bought literally and boosted prices
70 "a higher level May pork sold from S2 - 10
sIs and eased OF 20 81 s7I2 and later reacted 70
05II May sold from 81 0 to 81 10. and eased
- ~ 81 O7lL and May ribs sold from - 61ls 10
81 e and s. s7. up So s71z and s. 80 and eased or
~ e g7I Hog receipts were 0000 head and prices
at the yards were STEADY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
BROOKLYN FERRY COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
New York. January II. 1905.
TNHE COUPONS OF THE FIRST CONSOLI-
Limited CopQrtnership Notices.
RIsHOP, LAIMBEER & co.

RISHOP, LAIMBEER & co.
r,1s.,C THIS IS 10 CEItTIFY r that We FRANcIs c
E1It have formel limited partnership under the laws
/ That the name Of the firm under which sid part
nership is 20 be conducted is Bishop Lanbeer & Co..
and the County wherein the principal place is
10 Be- conducted is the County o. New York
II That the general nature the business intended
70 be transacted by said partnership is that
agents in buying selling aling in stocks bonds
and other securities commercial paper cotton grain oil
for the purchase and sale OF an Of the borrowing
and lending securities and the
other business engaged in b. brokers
III The names of all the general AMI spec al part
interested therein and their respective places resi-
FRANCIS 9 BISHOP. who Is of full age IS interested
IN said business as general partner nd resides az
WILLIAM I-ALlBEER, Who is Of full is interested
Nu6er 81 East a0th Street Borough Of Manhattsn CITY
c. BLAIR PAINTER. who is OF full age is interested
IN said bus ness a. special parner and resides a.
". That said c. Blai- Painter has contributed an
aepa % cash p2yment It IN M the sum 9ns HundGe THOUSAND
Y That the time on which the partnership to
which 1t will end IS the second day Of January 1906
a!e1 at said City of New York n @ 2Cd day o J4aqay.
5Ts il RIfssnSe ESSENTIAL VIM b LAMgEEE PhiEEER
state Of New York county Of New orlS s.:
ally appea-ei Francs C. Bishop. vii
beer and G. Blair Painter 70 me known and known 70 m
going cerdcats and they duly ana ssveraiy acSnowl-
edged to me that they executed ed the ne same
Notary TubIc, No. l4S, N-w York County
FRANCIS Q HISHOP being Guy sworn deposes
says: Of the general part-ers named in a. 70
SAND DOLLARS speciaed in such tidcate as wing
named therein saii pa ne. ship
ha, been actually and n gooi faith paid in ash ash
JULIUS c, RosENTHAI. Notary TublIe. No. las New
York County
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
-ENRY I. HOBART & CoAIPANY-N

/
IL tice Of continuance limited partnership. The
OF relating limited
nartnershtps they limited partnership
present existing between theTn and that the
which they have hled In the once OF
the Clerk Of County OF New York. as required hy
law, Is follows:
We the undersigned. Henry L Hobart. George B.
aIrCinns Harry c. Christianson and Edward Rawson.
continuing pursuant to the provisions
OF the statutes OF New York the limited
existing between US, and Wnlch
by VIII expire December 81. 1904. do hereby
That the nams or firm style which said
continued partnership Is 10 De continued II
wherein the principal place OF be located
the County ot New York
That the general OF the business intended 10
be transacted by limited partnership
syrups and rice. and general merchandise
OF all the general and special part
continued limited partnership and
places or residence follows Henry
Mcdinnts. Of the City Of New York,
general partners Harry Christianson OF FanwOod.
New Jersey partner. and Edward Rawson. OF
the city Of Cincinnati Ohio. special partner All being
OF fun
That the amount OF capital which said special
heretofore contributed
the stock the said existing limited partner
said capital contributed by him remains in said I'M
partnership wholly uuimpatred that
trtbuted the 70 wit: Twenty thousand dollars
(S2O00 the stock OF the said continued lin
tied partnership
the period at which the continued limited
partnership Is the first day OF January,
partnership Is terminate Is the 3ls day O. December
ie0s.
Dated the 21st day OF December. 1904.
(sgneal HENRY !. HOBART
GEO 5. McGINNIs
HARRY q CHRISTIANSON.
EDWARD RAWsQN.