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The state herald., 1905-01-27

T. I shamp who had been In Holyoke
a couple Of weeks looking after business,
left Wednesday ior his home Mt Lovslnnd
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Farmers Institute Feby. 3rd
and 4th.
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Last your hogs with Irwin Brothers
They will buy on IS cents margin. 1
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Irwin Brothers will ship hogs from
Holyoke ON Jany. 30 1905.
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Job work that you can be proud Of
promptly done at this office.
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Farmers Institute next Fri
day and Saturday.
The state herald., 1905-01-27
A. GEBIiARr

v Cattle branded on left side near
iron, leg. Ranch ais mile. north of 4
! iiolyoke. Colorado
The state herald., 1905-01-27

No farmer can afford to fail
to attend the institute.
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Bring in samples Of grain for eShibi-
tion ut the farmers institute.
The state herald., 1905-01-27

Go to A. T. o'Connor's to buy your
Hats.
The state herald., 1905-01-27
LEBLANC & SCHEUNEMANA.

Do you read the HERALD?
Al Works is now working ut the round
house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
Ancient Thomas pnrr.

Thomas Parr lived 152 years and was
buried in Westminster abbey. Born In
shropshire, England, in 1883. -Parr led
the life of an agricultural lahorer IN his
native place till blindness and extreme
old age kept him indoors. Early in
1888, his longevity having made him
famous, Thomas. enrl OF Arundel.
took him TO London to be exhibited
to Charles /. He was lodged In the
Strand, but the change Of air and diet
told upon him, and in November of that
same year h" died. He wns described
as n good looking man of medium size,
with deep chest and thick beard
flc attributed his excellent health to
moderation In eating and drinking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

As LIQUOR LICENSES
No indication of Approaching
Droutll In County.
MANY "LlfE.SAyINb" STATIONS
Judge Blackstone Granted a Large
Batch of Licenses at the Afternoon
ession CT Elizabeth City County Cir
cult Court.
MANY "LIFE.SAyINd" STATIONS

During the afternoon session Of the
Elizabeth City County Circuit Court
Yesterday. Judge j. w c. Blackstone
granted forty-ciRht liquor licenses for
Elizabeth City county, among wi:om
wee the fullowii .:
Howard X Quits. NJ. F Bradley. j.
T. Lee. Frederick Porter. T. II. Davis.
y. G. llarn,,;. j. H. and G.. |. ArI.;is-
toad. Il. NJ. Hastings T. NJ. TGrnbuil,
l.. +. Whiting. Samuel Crawford. n
Leonard. kcnI chy X Llister. George
r. Wood. Rawlcs d lsdny H. Leonard.
lamcs OConnCr, Ella Lancer. j. T.
Miller. Clara Albright. w. r. pairich.
loLn &. l'ccmCr. J. W. Scott. W. H.
Edwards r. II. Massey, ''hco. lloracr,
Gralt & Suudcr, .IOnc.; IL Johnson. G.
NJ Whitley. NJ Il. llavCriy. ~. E. Cog
M. kcarncy brothers Bertha Fcrbcr.
II n. Foster. J. J. Daily. l. q. lIuit.
l.anrcr Brull:crS. l:rancI, X Shorter.
p. a. Fuller. j. j. I.oughran Mrs a.
II f. I'ritchaitl. a. G.. Eayne. Carrie
Monroe Terry. Moore x Lawson, j. l.:
IihSnn. w. =. S,inmcl and Charles
Enslcs.iu john ;ni c. W. Rex.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
Stock of Groceries For Sale.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court of the United StuteS for the
Eastern District, Of Virginia. entered on
the 18th day of May. 1905, in the mat
ter Of Herbert Hickman. bankrupt. the
undersigned trustee will receive scaled
bids Tor the purchase Of the entire
stock OF provisions, staple ANA fancy
groceries. etc, located in tho building,
No - Cast Queen street. Hampton. Va.
formerly occupied by the said H. S.
Hickman.
MI bids must be in the hands of the
undersigned trustee, at his Office in the
rricc building, Hampton. Va. by -
o'clock noon uf May 23. 1905. at which
tiiuc ana place they will be opened :
the right being reserved to reject any
and AL bids
Tcrms-Cash.
The stock of groceries can he exam
incd at any time upon application to
the trustee
Scaled bids will also be received ut
the same place and time and upon the
same conditions for the purchasing of
one delivery horse, which can be seen
at the stables uf the Hampton Transfer
Company
Any further information will he glad
is furnished upon application.
WILLIAM G. l.. TALIAFERRO.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Herbert S.
Hickman.
May II, l9o5. 5I7.6i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
PHILLIPS INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
True Bin" Returned In file Eliza
beth City County Circuit
Court Yesterday.
TO ANSWER SERIOUS CHARGE
Artilerymar Who Was With George
Dowrey. Dead Artllleryman. win
Face Jury For Committing Muir
aerous Assault on officer Phillips
Boyee Indicted For Forgery.

Robert A Phillips. lie Phoobus M,
lice officer al"l Arthur NASH. The az;
tilerymen. who were Tho central H.,
nres ia Tho recent shooting in phnch,s
were Yesterday irdIctcd by the grand
jury in the Elizabeth Citv County
Court. The Indictment AGAINST Oilice,.
Phillips charges him with "dnlIhcratn
murder" ana that AGAINST Nash is fer
le'!unious assault. will intent In com
nit murder. Officer philliG Is held
for the murder of Artillcrvman George
A. powrcy and Nash must ;,nnwcr tn
Tic charge of assaultinp tlc pollcc or
fic.r.
The grand Jury took ,p tho jnycr;.i
Cation of the case against Officer Phil.
lips almost II. soon us the Jurors wont
10 Hcrk. The indictments wrrc RIO.
turned shortly before r o'cI,ul p,,,.
officer Phillips and Arrillcryman NASH
are cut On bail II is expected thai.
The trial of tic two men will come nm
at this term al The court. AIR. Fay S.
Collier will rcprcscn, phillim, nj his
trial anu also Nash when tho case
against 'hc artilIcryman is called.
To Assist in Prosecution.
According to reliable information
the artillcrymcn al Fort Monroe have
employed counsel To assist Common.
wcnlths Attorney l'urdcttc a. Lewis
in the prosecution Of Officer phi.lips.
The authorities at Fort Monroe hay.
also undertaken an investigation OF the
shouting of Ar'illcryman George Dow
roy and II hard fight will be made
aGans, The police officer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
The Penner Vine

The most common and widely used
OF all spices Is pepper. 1t IS native of
the East Infies. but Is now cultivated
IN various parts Of the tropical belt of
this hemisphere. The plant Is climb.
er md hns smooth stem sometimes
twelve feet long. The fruit Is about
me size of pea and when ripe is Of n
bright red color. In cultivation the
plant Is supported by poles. In some
localities small trees are used instead
OF poles, for the best pepper Is grown
~ certain degree Of shade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
GENERAL cox THE SPEAKER.
Prominent Citizen of Raleigh to Speak
at Biz Bethel.

Major Edward a. Semple yesterday
received word from North Carolina of
the selcrtiom Of General William r. Cox
tG make the address of the North Caro-.
lima veterans on the occasion of The,
unve,ling Of Ire monument at Bethel
M Junr 10th. Major Hale was tic have
l~en the speaker, bu: was unable to
make the address and General Cox
will take his place General Cox's
home is in Raleigh
The genera! committee of The monr-
ment association has selected Rev. f..
IF. Wexford. Of Newport News. 10 dc.
liver the benediction. instead of Rev.
J. l.. Rrsser. who will leave for Europe
on June 10th
The general committee will moe.
This afternoon at o'clock I'm the Y. ii.
c. ~. To discuss the arrangements for
the anvcilins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
l0c the yard.
szAxueuG.Aazztzz4uz

the jury in the casc If Cora Young
under arrest for icloninus cutting.
The grand jury will be in session
again to-day and probably Il portion Ct
Tomorrow.
In charging the grand Jury ycstcr
'iay mcrning Judge I'ackslcnc ca'n,
he attention of the jurymcn to the
revenue law and read it To them.
The grand jury is made Up of
Mtssrs. j. q. Robinson. L. G. Kaiser.
>. w. Elliott. Il. w. Kcalon. G. t.
i''rscs, Il. j. llasIiius. G. J. Imnnc-
vile. Leon Born ana Thomas Jones
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
a Card.

To the Voters of lie Second Ward:
am Il candidate for reelection 10
the council. ! have represented your
ward tor Tour years and invite a care
1nl inspection OF my record MS council
man. especially by tax payer: of the
ward. II that record should be
worthy oil your support | ask you to
vote FOR me. In this connection | wish
to state that am not pledged Ia any
person nr candidate for office, and will
act rs my people wish me 10 act i'm all
matters pertaining To the interest of
The town and the ward represent
should you give me another term.
T.. Is. CIIlIljS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

Oyster parties are the great diversion
of the, Spanish gentlemen who pay
family visits to Nigo. The party goes
out In largo fiat bottomcd boat. Then
the oysters are flshed up. opened and
eaten on the spot, and Il prize goes to
the guest who can show most shells Mt
the end Of the day. In excuse it may
he said that the Vigo oyster ia small.
for prize winner will sometimes show
ms many ns 200 shells.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS ANp OLD POI
The Great Game on Friday.

From; present indications one of the
largest crowds that ever assembled on
Il :ar,c Ci baseball will re seen there
Friday afternoon Wien the Hampton
doctors Will attempt to carve up The
druggists ri Hampton. The proceeds
of the Garac will be devoted TO the
Dixie hospital and tickets arc being
disposed of at Il rapid rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
HERE FOR THREE WEEKS.

Judge Blackstone Convened the Cir
cult Court Yesterday.
Judge blackstone yesterday convcn.
o'l the Circuit Court of Elizabeth City
county Tor the May session This IS
known as the criminal term" Of the
court and Judge Blackstone will be
here for about three weeks.
During The lrsL part OF the term
The criminal docket will lie disposed
Of and cm May 10Th the civil eases will
be taken up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
Self Annrnrinn.

DO You feel that you did anything
for the good OF your country?" asked
the serious citizen.
II don't know about that" answered
the congressman. But l feel that !
have better record than some In not
doing any damage" -Excliange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

Nj Jack Wyatt. who hes been On a
business trip to Washington and Bal
timorc. will return to Hampton this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
A Wnstc of nrenth

You can always tell an Engf,ssi-
man. began the Britisher bonstfully.
hut it would only be waste of
breath" interrupted the Yankee, "be.
cause he thinks ho knows it ALL
Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
BRIDE OF A SOLDIER.
Mrs. Upton viii Marry Sergeant
Lorcy in Phocbus Today.

Sergeant Ellis Andrew l.olroy. all
a'lillcryman stationed al Fcri Monroe.
aud Mrs Mary u. Upton. who gave
her residence as phCcnra. were grant.
ell Il license TO marry by Clerk of lilo
Courts n. II. Holt Yesterday. The
ceremony is to he pei formed in the
home Of the hridc-clcct today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
Qualified as administrator.

In the Circuit Court Yesterday G..
w. BurchliclG qualified as administra.
or OF The estate Ct Samuel Carroll an,'
Mcssrs. H. Fl Kimberly. r. l.. ScIater
and a. S. Scsar were appointed the
appraisers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
A Worker.

Knicker-Can lie accomplish much7
hnockcr-I should say e.. He can do
MS much as the man who didn't mean
to.--Harper's Bazaar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
wi. @. Lackey, Wgr.,
II. w. PHILLIPS & CO.
(IAc Pioneer Fa,7n) A;%ei1l M
Real Estate, Rents Insurance.
Auctioneer, Notary Public....
KING ST. PHONE 80. HAMPTON VA
ID s. KING ST.
a BARGAIN.
PHONE go.

a BARGAIN.
Large lot fronting So feet on Back
River Road aud new car line Good
9room dwelling; property cost over
$500. For quick sale will sell for
Si,350 Good terms.
LINCOLN STREET BUILDING LOTS.
We lave three to offer at Il bargain.
Two building lots at I.orilcy's Cross
ing, on car line.
Onc-half acre anu two dwellings, near
La Sale avenue, will sell at reasonable
price.
Good suburban home, well located OH
car line. Price $1,000.
Farms and Track Lands, all sectlo
rerty for sale on peninsula.
List your property with us. and 10
MONEY TO LOAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

An all round wag plnced the follow
ing placard over his coal bin: "Npt to
be used except in case of fire"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

Mr.. NJ. 0. Lackey is expected to re
turn his morning from business tril
to Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Cunning and Going Of the People
You Know.
Miss LeIl Truc5cod. of Weldon N.
G, is the guest Of her sister. Airs.
Moses Brown. at the Wastaria House,
in East Queen street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

FOR KENT. UH.
10room dwelling, modern convent
cnccs, ArmStcad avenue.
broom dwelling. modern convent
cnccs on Armstcad avenue, s22.50 per
month. Mc-
l0-rOom dwelling, modern convent
cnccs OH Queen street, $25 per month.
Queen street store $50 per mouth.
TRUCK FARM OF 20 ACRES.
We'll located. within one mile of
town. A bargain ut $1,000.
Four Acres Truck Land.
On car line and near town; 5000.
so acres fine truck land between
Hampton and Newport News.
$4,000 TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT.
IS OF Virginia. Largest list of pro,
lis rent your houses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-17

morning,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
BLOWN TO ATOMS
Husband, Wife, TWO Horses and a
Wagon Utterly AnnlhiIated.

Clarksburg. w. Va, September 14.--
BY the accidental explosion Of a
charge Of nitroglycerin used by oil
drillers to shoot" wells In the Salem
oil fields David Mckay and his wife
were instantly killed today Their
bodies were actually blown to pieces,
and only a few pieces of flesh and
bones were found after the accident
The two horses drawing the wagon
In which Mckay and his sopuse were
riding were also killed. They shared
the fate OF their master, in that their
bodies were blown to atoms.
The wagon was literally annihilated
The largest piece of the structure that
could be found was one of the axles
The cause of the explosion will
never be known, but it Is presumed
that the wagon hit rut and that the
Jar exploded the deadly nitroglycerin
Forty quarts OF the powerful explosive
constituted the charge that McKa,
was conveying to the Salem fields
when he and his wife met their dead
full fate.
A hole IN the ground ali large AS /
| cellar under ten-room house wa
made by the explosion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
ARE To JOIN j. S.
TO THE OR|ENTS
Direct Cables With japan and
China are Now Assured
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
WON WAY FOR THE CABLE COM.
PANY-JAPANESE MINIS
TER HAS SIGNED AG-
REEMENT

New York, Sept Through
American enterprise the way has been
won to connect the western continent
by direct cables with Japan and Ch ma
Clarance H. Mckay, president of the
Commercial Pacific Cable company,
today announced his company has Sc.
cured the necessary concessions to
Yokohoma, Japan, and Shanghai, China
Yesterday the last step in series of
diplomatic negotiations was taken
when Takahira, tie japanese minis
ter, signed Japan's agreement W tt
the Commercial Pac flc Cable Co, for
he landing rights at Yokohama The
agreement foe landing at Shanghai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
BY A PET CAT
The Child Was Bitten and Died in
the Awful Agonies.

New York, September l4.---In fright
ful agony making noises that rescm
hled those of cat In anger, Frieda
Waldau, s years old, the daughter of
a gardener CT John II. Starin, at Glen
Island, died last night of iydrophobia.
Two weeks ago the little girl ami d
cat were playing, and the feline, al
ways playful and affectionate with tho
child, sank its teeth In her hand.
The wound was attended to and eau
teriaed, and. although II sweled come,
nothing was thought Of 1t, as the cat
was believed to be healthy. A few
days ago the wound became very
painful and the child was seized with
commissions and showed all the symp
toms Of hydrophobia, including the
aversion to water.
Physicians who had been called die
all they could for her she died late
last night, and before expiring the lii
tie sufferer gave utterances 10 cries
like cat in rage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
vANDERRILT's BIG TASK
Gives up Honors Among Classmates
In Order to Complete his Course

Cambridge, Mass. Sept 1f.Not
content with loafing along and taking
his degree of bachelor OF arts in the
time taken by ordinary students, Har-
old Vanderbilt, of the junior class ii
Harvard has decided to accomplish
four years work In three years and
! graduate next June, instead Of June
Of 1907.
To be able to do tn the young
millionaire has been compelled TO
| forsWear many of The pleasures OF AN
| dergraduate life, and particularly to
resign the position OF first assistant
| manager of the varsity football team,
/ enc of the coveted places of honor lii
the crimson university.
Had he held this position this fall
by natural rotation he would hare
been manager next fall, the holder XIII
VIII ch position III usually The most
| prominent man III the university,
Vanderbilt Ii following out the ideas
Of President Elliott in deciding to
| graduate In three years instead Of
-four. Such course III advisable
President Elliott th nks because col
lege is- only d preparation for Ilfg
work and too much time should mo-
BE- wasted in It,
II IL difficult matter I'd graduate
in three years and Vanderbilt hat
made a brave move III attempting II
However lle is not the Kind ut fel
low to gve up thing simply ha
cause ii II hard He has had man,
hard knocks In Harvard and has st0ol
them well In his freshman year Ii
was manager of the 1907 football
eleven. That first brought him int,
prominence and gave him an idea b
business.
asst year he was assistant manage
Of the varsity team, where he gainet
more valuable experience, doing th,
dog work. for hard taslSniaster ih,
manager. Youthful and awkward Ii
appearance, some of his fellow stu
dents laughed at him. But he per
formed his duties iii sntistaetor,
manner and made them respect him
oc'ally Vanderbilt occupies d prom
nent position. He was d member 9
his freshman polo club, The swclles
social college organization, and late
Joined the Porcelain, the wealthies
and most exclusive college club her,
Of which President Roosevelt was
member. He also belongs TO severe
other clubs. Owing 10 his retirin
disposit on, h. has few friends ou
side of his social affiliations, but wha
few he has admire him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
PRESIDENT SAYS
CONTRACT GOES
Backs Up Shonts in the Panama
Canal Zone Concessions
REPORT MADE PUBLIC
PANAMA Commissioners DENIES
THE REPORTS AGAINST HIM
BY COMPETING CON.
TRACTORS

Oyster Bay. Sept 14.-The con-
tract for the hotel and subsistence
concession OF the Panama Canal
Zone, awarded Jacob T.. Markell, of
Omaha Neb. by President Shonts of
the Panama Railroad Company will
stand.
This, In effect, Is the decision of
President Roosevelt. who today ap.
proved the report on the subject made
to him by Shonts.
The contract amounts, In the aggre-
gate to h any million OF dollars, but
the Shonts report indicates that 1t may
be abrogated at the will of the gov
ernment, which actually will own the
permanent plant used by Markell In
filling the terms of his contract.
The president today authorized the
publication of the report he had recsiv
ed from Shonts as president Of the
Panama Railroad company, regarding
the protest recently received by him
from Hudgins and Dumas and H. B,
Alfe, Of New York, aga INST the award
Of the contract to Markell
The report is simply a statement
Of various steps Shonts took In the
matter and the reasons which impel
led him TO grant the contract to Mar
KEEL
The protest forwarded to the presi
dent by Ifudgins. and Dumas and Fl
Balfe alleged they had NOT been &C
corded fair treatment by Shonts ant
through leak In Shonts office Marke
had been informed Of the nature 81
their proposal and had been enabIes
thereby 10 incorporate In his bid ths
menu wffsrh lIahg ns and Dumas hat
submitted.
The Shonis statement clears I'll
these allegations to the satisfaction
of the president He. therefore, has
approved Of The report, and no fur
ther action concerning the protes
will probably be taken.
Shonts says all the bids were made
on the same specifications; that th'
menu referred to by protestanrs wa!
prepared by Hudgins and Dumas ant
by their permiss on was made part d
the specifications upon which all bid
and that that Is the way 1t got intt
Markets bid. SLaets says that Ii
every item but one Markell was elthe
as low or lower than Hudgins ant
Dumas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
WOE:
To Roosevelt If he Has Accepted a
Case of Beer, Declares w. c. r. ".

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 1a.---Did Presi-
dent Roosevelt accept d case contain
ing GO bottles Of beer?
The Allegheny county w G. r. u.
has written TO the Chief Executive,
asking him this question
The matter was brought up today
at the annual meeting when news
paper clipping was read that a new
brewery company In the west had sent
case Of beer and had been thanked
on benalf Of the president by his sec
retary In letter written on White
House stationery.
The secretary Of the W. G. r. u
was instructed to open correspond
cnce with the president direct
I'VE must not take snap judgment
sad Mrs. II. M. Forrest, president ot
the county union. we must first fine
out IL the story Is true. II Il ID there
will be something. doing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
HAVE STAND IN
WITH THE BANKS
Railroads Must Depend on Them
to Sell Their Securities
THE INSURANCE SCANDAL
INVESTIGATION BROUGHT TO
LIGHT MORE SHADY DEAL
INGS-LoANS THAT DREW
NO INTEREST

New York, Sept. 1.-THE legislative
committee examination into the Mu
tual Life Insurance Company was fin
ished today and the inquiry into the
Metropolitan Life started.
silas b butcher. director and
member of the finance committee Of
the latter was examined but bis testl-
mony developed nothing sensational
Earlier IN the day Treasurer Crom-
well continued his explanations of the
Mutual Lfe's syndicate operations Iii
explaining the relations on the Mutual
with the trust companies, Cromwell
stated the interesting fact that the
purchase Of $i.I20O00 shares Of Guar
antee Title and Trust Company. the
Mutnal had received Ia dividends. $l,-
100000 making these shares cost moth
ing and realizing profit. Cromwell
stated these shares were now selling
at over 5000
0ne advantage of dealing through
| the syndicates In preference 10 buying
| railroad bonfls direct, Cromwell said
lahat he had actually tried to buy bonds
| idireetly from railroad company. He
went 10 Stuyvesant Fish. president of
1.-The Illinois Central Fish told me he
could not afford 10 sell bonds to the
Mutual be said,
ssThen the truth Ii railroads must
lstund Iii with bankers ID order to sell
their securities and insurance com.
panies must stanei tn with bankers on
lorder ID buy al low pricesg' was
4 asked.
Exactly
Bankers control the situation7'
Il Nn doubt about that
Il Cromwell told of the nunbefnSf
transactions between the Mutual and
II Trust companies and banks. His All
j tention was called to the fact that
advertising, printing, stationery, and
postage accounts of the Mutual y
si.l34. S333;; of The New York Life sS5t.-
/ 2S4 for Equitable s77a,G45 Ie
LIQUID mot explain these because he
! Esnii that matter was Iii the hands oi
l the special committee. Neither could
he explain the item of ssG4254 attor
lney's fees,
answering q question, Cromwell all
n mittcd the Mutual has an account
with the American Exchange bank and
has ha.l II for nearly y generation
You do not receive any interest?'
None whatever, It's president HI one
i..F IL.
# we want interest we must I'D else
where, but we have not thought ii grac
: GUS to close our accounts