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The Washington times., 1905-05-27
DAINTY BRIDAL GIFTS OF LINEN
FOR THE BOuDOIP AND HOUSE
Embroidery and Lace Appear on Cases and
Coverings as Well as Table Pieces.

Many dainty articles suitable for bridal
gifts are TO be had in the shops where
nne linens are sold.
While the experienced housewife
knows that linen ranks in value as an
offering with frankincense and Inyrrh,
and IS equally expensive, still there are
gifts 10 be had at small cost which are
both acceptable and pretty TO look at.
Nothing could be more charming than
the lingerie pillow for the boudoir couch.
This is nine inches wide by thirteen in
ches long, covered with soft China silk
and having a lovely slip made OF sheer
linen lawn and Val. II is oblong, Of
course. 10 match the pillow. and open
at either end, with ruffes of wider lace.
Most OF the slips have ribbon run
through them in Sits which are button
holed for the -Urpose. Others are trim
med with wide beading through which
the ribbon Is drawn, to tie in bow at
one side All have the friIIs Of lace,
however, for this seems TO be a distinct
feature Of the pillows, which are meant
to rest the head upon and used in addi-
tion 70 the regular pillows on ones bou-
doir-
Dainty Head Rests.
These attractive downy head rests sell
for s. to s.. including the slip. The
latter may be bought separately for So
to S.. or higher If more elaborate de-
sign or richer lace is desired. Fine
rainsook. dotted Swiss or very sheer
linen may be employed for the purpose.
and lace motifs appliqued or strips of
wide beading used as additional trim
ming, not forgetting the ribbon nor the
friils Of lace at either end. They may
be four or five inches wide, or only two
The Washington times., 1905-05-27

in
of
quite marked
shid the
hem heading
these ucks the applied
sleeve featherboned gie black
touch by
Q is
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

For AnnapOIls, MI. loyal Station, f7.bU and
*8.45 A. NJ, 1880 and 1856 P. NJ. Camden Station
$500. 900 A. NJ. TAOS noon. AGO. s685, 800 and
S11.10 P. n.
Frederick. Mt. Royal Station, ss.45, 1913 A. M.
Camden Station, t7.35. $500, s9.15. 1000 A. M.
tbs, 1850 and S5.20 p. N.
winchester, Mt. Royal Station, FLO A. NJ, IL 40
Pm. Camden Station, t7.20 AM, 1900, 1850 Pm,
Hagerstown, Mt. Royal Station. f8.46 A. NJ,
1850 p. NJ. Camden Station, 1900 A. M, 1850,
400 p. M.
~ So Sity an9 ma b ay 81 ~ StsGn
Curtis Bay, Camden Station. 1928 A. NJ.
Luray, MT: Royal Station. t2.43 P. M. Camden
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29
Niagara FAILS Rxcursions.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has Sc
lected the following dates for its popular tenday
excursions to Niagara Falls from Washington
and Baltimore: July q, August II and 25, Sep
TENDER and q, and October 10. On these dates
the special train will leave Washington at 755 A..
NJ, Baltimore 800 A. M, York 1910 A. NJ, Harris
burg 11.40 A. NJ. Millersburg 1870 P. NJ, Sunbury
1858 P. NJ. Williamsport 2.30 P. NJ. Lock Haven
sos P. NJ, Remove 3.55 P. NJ, Emporium Junction
sos P. NJ arriving at Niagara Falls at 9-S5 P. M.
Excursion tickets, good for return passage on
any regular train, exclusive of limited express
trains, within ten days, will be sold at $40 from
Washington and Baltimore; S9.35 from York /;
$40 from Littlestown; SO from Oxford, Pa.
S9.S5 from Columbia; $3.50 from Harrisburg $40
from Winchester. Va; $3.50 from Altoona; $40
from Tyrone; $6.45 from Bellefonte $50 from
Ridgway; $500 from Sunbury and Wilkesbarre !;
S5.75 from Williamsport and at proportionate
rates from principal points. Astop-over will be
allowed at Buffalo within limit of ticket return
ing. The special trains of Pullman parlor cars
and day coaches will be run with each excursion
running through to Niagara Falls. An extra
charge will be made for parlor-car seats. An
experienced tourist agent and chaperon will ac-
company each excursion.
For descriptive pamphlet. time of connecting
trains and further information apply to nearest
ticket agent, or address Geo. W. Boyd, General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

TN SCOTT OFFUTT.
xe ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofice-Smedley Row, Towson, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29
summit GROVE camp.Meetinr.

On account of the Summit Grove Camp Meet
ing, at New Freedom, Pa, July q to August 8,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets to New Freedom, July 20 to
August 8, inclusive. good to return until August
IA, inclusive, from Baltimore, Harrisburg, Co
lumbia. Littlestown and intermediate stations,
at reduced rates. Special trains will leave the
camp ground on Sundays, July 30 and August 8,
for Baltimore, at $50 P. NJ, making the local
stops and arriving at Baltimore at 7.15 p. N.
Trains leaving Baltimore union Station) at IA.
734 and H. 55 A. NJ 334 and 6.34 P. M. daily; Har-
risburg at GAS. 11.5O A. NJ 400 and IT'S p M. week
days. and 500 A. NJ. LIS and 7.15 P. NJ. Sundays
and York at $40 A. M. weekdays. and 600 A. n.
Sundays, will stop at the camp grounds on sig
nal, from July 20 to August 8. inclusive.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

IN G. MCINTOSH, Jr,
LIZ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofices-Towson, Nd, and 213 st. Paul street,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29
TXYEsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Schedule taking effect June 10. 1905.
Leave Hillen Station as follows:

Schedule taking effect June 10. 1905.
Leave Hillen Station as follows:
DAILY.
An A. M-Fast Mail Main Line, HagerstoWn,
n. 1--WE r., and the South and ex. Sunday r.
v. r. r.. Chambersburg, MartinsOurg, WIN
chester and points on Chesapeake ana west
ern b. r.
1000 P. M.-Accom. for Union Bridge.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
rnoA. M-York and B. & H. Div. and Main line
east of Emory Grove. Carlisle and g. Il. X. &.
400 A. M-Main Line, Hagerstown. HANCOCK,
Sbippepsburg Frederick, Emmitsburg ana N.
&R. r. X. to Shenandoah.
1O'I2 Al. M-Accom. for Union Bridge, York and
10 p M.-Accom. for Emory Grove.
2M P. M-Acc0m. for Emory Grove:
4aHP M-Blue Mountain Express (Parlor Carl
alaO Frederick and Hancock.
3SOP' M-ExpIess for YORK and B. q b. Div:
1870 p. M.-Fast York Express; also dlynoon
and Spring Grove.
zap Macon. for Union Bridge.
$500 P. M-Express Main Line penis; hagers'
k9S PM-Accom. for Alesia.
6.l5 P. M.-Accom. for Union bridge.
SATURDAYS ONLY.
for Thurmont, Mountain Points and Hagers-
'O"n' SUNDAYS ONLY.
e.3OA. M-Accom. for Union Bridge and Hano-
zaoP M-Accom. for Union Bridge.
1,3O p. M-Accom. for Alesia.
Ticket and Baggage Ohices, N. E. Cor. Charles
aud Lexington streets. -.
Trains stop at Union, Pennsyivama avenue
Fulton. walbrook North avenuel etations'
fDoes not stop Penna. Ave: Station;
n n GRTsWOf,D f.. NJ. HOWELL.
Gen1 Trafic Mgr. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE for PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK

Ticket 0fIices, N. w. Cor. Charles and Sara
toRa streets, ". N. G. A. Bldg) 526 8. Broadway,
Mount ROYAL Station or Camden Station.
c. w. BASSETT, ID. =. MARTIN,
Gen, Pass. Agent Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29
TDwARD J. HERRMANN,
-AU0FIO NEER-

RossvILLE P. o., BALTIC. COUNTY, Md.
Prompt attention given to Sales of Real Es-
tate and Personal Property.
Mr.. CHARLES BROCKMEYER, of Fuller
ton, Baltimore county, who is an experienced
accountant will act as my Clerk.
Persons intending to make Public Sale will adj
dress either myself or Mr.. Brockmeyer for terms
&c. G. and p. Phone IA va. lFeb H.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

A curious vegetation-called "supraterres-
trial"-because it does not grow on the earths
surface-has been studied by virsile Brandt
court. French botanist. The Oldest of the
plants are those that grow on stone and brick
walls, and of these 81 per cent. have fine seeds,
10 per cent. winged seeds, per cent. hooked
seeds. per cent. have an explosive mechanism
for discharging the seeds, and per cent. are
with feshy fruits. Thatched roofs also have
numerous plants, older roofs sheltering 10 or 10
species, while the general average is 8. Aspe-
cial fora is characteristic of the tops of pollard
willows, and this embraces as many as SO species.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
SOUGHT REVENGE By SUICIDE.
Mary Davis, Scoldel by Aunt,
Swallows Laudannm-May Die.

Bs~ayise her aunt scnls.ed her for not
going To bid Mary Davis. Il years obd.
living AZ No Gi| North Ninth stree&.
sbor,jy after II o'clock last night eWa1.
lowed iatuai.uu, in an attempt u e1si hep
lfe
Her aunt heard groanS IN fAe ro0m
wher. .n- girl was sleeping. and opSslin8
IN. .loo, discovered her rapidly iapstnG
INFO ;lncor .CicUsUeSss
When ;wS yatroiYnen arrived the 0srf
refused tn say wny she had :ax~n the
drag. hGf when she arriyer at 'ne T'i:v
Hospital she told the attending piiysicisn
tina. her aunt had sco!c,i her and that
she a,t..l,tet. suicide 10 &c. revenge Her
con.f'son IL regarded serious ana
probably fatal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
WALL STREETbANk
VICTIM OF FORGER
Surrenders $500, ,OO0 Worth Of Sc
curities for q Bogus
Check.
BIG BROKERS CONCERNED.
Criminal Believed to Have Had
Intimate knowledge Of Firms
Affairs, but Not to Have
Been Employe.
BIG BROKERS CONCERNED.
REPCRLIc SPECIAL

REPCBLIc SPECIAL.
forged Hsm ees,,s.a xotsi SEPT s s,Ey mean. Of .
tank. securities valued at ss0.OO Heposit-
~ Is collateral for . loan, were cbt,inSd
dr,. dsc.n the National City Bank on Wednss-
Conducted BY men who showed they had
an exact knoWledse not only Of the bun.
and SoIrs ssSer S,efsr.n fSse.sen Wall stree, banks
,s1sarin. house .ysaem. but the H Speciac nc
.,ion .h3ction involved. . loan o6 SND Is va
hours h'rs srscs ,1asn oS;a,,R. ". and t.enty-four
sons nSSe"s So1TU PEI.
w,,,:li. rs..l 4 Co. stock broker. a, No q
aay loan sas $50 90 with this unn.msd
institution. On Wednesday eserE -
n: amount OF the Io.n. plus e7.51 for one
BY stranger. Who reSsssed The sns ssc,,9ss1 San1
3sS"e!te1 BY Pearl 4 Co for their losn"
ihe eAnk on which ths beoker1 check
nevcr had An account. 90 the fcr1err ~
not discovered Until the check hsd nas.ed
throuSh the Clearing house, when II Eas
.s.:.si,u Esomh,is nssndsd =: ae,,;io9s a private
.cr o. the securities Was at once s;opped
~ tne ds,ee,ives intimate that they have .
s%Ra sR Knew Of iFoSPR!,Ifs 1rfAiRA
II - believed that TIE forKer had an IN
.,nia'e knowledge OS Pearl 4 Co = afSaifS
~ A. S!ayhack. junior member q Pearl q
Co, sAid:
The original amount q the fcrre1
check represents . days interest At q,
recorded on on: books at ~ V..r cent.
Clearly somebody must have had know
edge of rhe loan Yet had is been some
on" IN cur employ the interest would have
os.n computed "A: - per cent
The h-m 81 Fesri 60. consists Of pye:
INeari sat Saybark. Mr. Peafl n row IN
EG:ups The members cf the hrYn own
stock eKcaanS: seats. and their operations /.
cn she t.naCi have At various tines been
ver- extensive.
Th~ s~ciri,iee cfSer<s by Hear1 q Co for I,
ss~i- loan. ans: su.rrnder-i hy the bark
sns . piece ~ worthless paper inciusi. pO I
shsr-s ln!:~d SsateS Steel Company. 81 I
sharss Rork Island Company. lGo shares /
Metropolitan street Railway, 90 shares 1
Missouri Pacific. 30 shares North Amer
Ican Company. u American Tobacco COM
IAny. Der cent hDt.5x AID souse Wabash
e tssI. .urN Il honds
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
W. h NER IORREGTs ssIS
s.RROR< OF LAST WEEh.

VI Perkins gave way temporarily 90
N.g" President Thomas A EI,ta.T. Who
TTa.is some correction ~ r.s testimony os
.ss' vs.i regarding agencies ard salaries.
II Re r.ppTr n' ~. New York i.f. Ia-I.r-
a-r> COMPANY INcSmt-- =. i-- ap-..rs
a. ter ~ $'2s-.s- f0- co-nuG;i-S renew a.
-ris-'nacrs NJ. Hughes h-oEsht out
tiyi-S an agents night 20 renewal ,:.-
.-.J-us
NJ Hugh. ;s.a sai,
'-Y>. "a -. committing =" -s-s1ai c-e-
r-sr.r7-. ~ .ss -r,--u.e! 20 S--s-- As a
matter o: :ie:- ~as not S-.:s2 actually
cor-a.u:&i-'
NJ Flcxrsr sa'a .he latter a-no-n: 81
would -. .caro~ls4e. .hev ws-e .osrs
H- E:Ghns ;he- bro-sh: ou: ira. these
ssvA.c.s witch h~ cnarar.~.!xe4 as loans
did 10: arHs1e a. tca-s o- advances e. .Se
r-.C:. - .hs Ssa.~ f.s-.:sacs Cera-ner.
.; ~s-e -r4e: '-onmg:.aG
.As 20 ere :ns-rs- a. --aal.R esra,-es
witness ss.3 fhc- N<r~ mad, sometimes
90 Get Agents from Other cc-.ra1!ss anf
cI-S; 81 .-s'arcr ~ Buffalo II The .sir a..
Equitable sS'-fs we're tsseu o-r- .-.r rhs
--;.r- =; tie Nh To-S III. Tas1.ra-,-s
Tr--Ta-- hr su~srsr d. not l-r- -hs
-'-T.h~r- ls- ~zA. i.h-Tai advances s-ri 'th.
":1i contracts we're r-1a ca---,c. -
ur,sat:-rd. H. "a. x::h Dsvi, Il rsrs-
t.ck.r Q, fucl!o. s,i u1s a~sr.d .r ~yi-
E.-c.
A eona.en-ial ie:.@- which ~a. s..ac,.a
20 II. ccri.scf ssoW-! ihos tie Nsr
York ll'. !nss-Aro. Company ar-s~s 70
ray Ir psstsck-: . Soatss os 8; sss ara
20 make certain advances 80 him Any
return %: tae>e advances. Mr. BcckreF
sasA. - carried - "A assss xasu tie end
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
Short Talks
onAdvatsm2-No.2 29

4 shah not advertise ether gen
orally Of n my teuitoy." said an
agricultural implement manufact-
urer. The mai-ordr houses have
set the pace IN low pioes for cheap
goods-and lots Of manufacturers
are falling IN line with them. to say
nothing Of those who eel these Nj.
o. houses the cheap goods Now
that l4-nch plow there costs retail
SI4 and a Chicago NJ. O. house
sells plows as low .. 1915. How
can ! sell my plow at this higher
price except BY getting a few good
agent. who can talk personally to
the farmer and show him what
folly it is to buy cheap implements.
Advertising won't do it
This manufacturer Is barely hold
ing his own. instead Of increasing
his output. He simply does not
understand the power Of printer.
ink and its value IN establishing a
reputation md securing fair pnces
for good goods. The only way
he Can fordfy bis line and "heep
the quality up" Is to sdvat;se to
the fama and by % doing be can
also fortify his agent, and give
them the best possible introduction
to the hrmer.
The Company {
Advoi.as
DsfA Bills nj
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
TOKEN TO VETERAN OFFICER.
Farewell Tribute Paid 10 William
Randolph After Long Service.

A~~-,ioGass .,-sv-lls an. heart, good
wishes ~,r. sIoS.. yesterday 10 wiliia r.,
Randolph, wh". at.tr tas-tv-three Years
work IN the orssa'xar:ou and sUi.rir..-li-
"rH~ ~ sunday school. in ST outs =. =
.s-ts To TIsSTIVw fCr Madison Wis
s< token ~ th";r regard FOR N. Ven
"raei" State treasurer .. She Sunday
: tcci tGloH. members y! the Executive.
Board - she local uflinr :r.sCr..I g, a n,
= tsui-o-;" AT. cc-t!s Slbi- ay,-cp-.at.-
Is .-N.TfH--
III" t-haTG -r-- - room No sly Mo-
= ants IL -i--i- building last evening and
:" II NgI.s!- rad ths resolutions wti.a
aad been g..rsE.-' II , Ir.vi. ;r-s.-
'is-t ut the .OrAi r1!Hr.. d.'.,.r.si tr.. aA-
GrHS- ~ IT---1tst.c1 when :hr B;si. Nzs
HANDED - NJ RArlrsh
TIC~e St -. rB."ti-.g Ws:p W ~ No
i.aia. II y Davis. Captain IssAc u Ma
sC1- L. VI Hanson. Elmer = I.ar.y. uo-
tart Ertrsnaiy. T. Z. ,;grr.N Enh.r,
REtlss.Es Thomas u Wh...rlI - II
T-- RTo-s " i Nelson. = - V1ir :
7 F-i-t. John - S-rA-n~. =. 4 EsEirs-.
" ,liiaH' EsntclIa And u-pcjor george u.
.,i--Gn
NJ Rs7Gol5h :. -rNcisl ss--. Q. =.
New YORK I-:s Insurance. COMPANY VI.
Ess S~"n Assigned 20 duty - Ms..sS-
rn.-s lis family has Already sore TO re-
.l.y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
rERk0Ns INTEREST NOT A.
LARGE AS SOME PERSONS THINK,

Asked how he received persons! pr,s.s
g! but S..ts' On ;-sns. actions amounting To
over $is.t.".." Mr.. Perkins ANSWERED.:
Wei. In. not M. senior member .: ON:
r:rn. Mr. Ra4a"s and. therefore. :ry IN
''r.-t is not as large as som. people .nay
-.iyos.'
During the examination % Hr. Perkins
relative 20 MONEYS handled for 'he
Nyi!C fund ~ him a trustee Nr
HEch"s "nd.Ivprel to !ss.n what sr;nun.
III. company pail into that fund In
a'aiIzinS the iaris q salaries and
bonuses th.r tho members Of 'SyiiC' paid
In, Sr- Perkins sri NJ. iiuShrs came
'"l- clash NJ Perkins obi .r;.,' 20 q.
Cpl-g an the record rh1: ~ .r"nts ra.i
Into the !u' certain amount -! 'E.is
ss'a-'.s I:r - contract. NJ. Hughes sl.i.
Well rc have 'r" co-..-H ia In .videuc.
nrf sc needn't TAX. any In"r. '!-ne over
thai"
Won are trying 90 got away rror. .o-ne-
thing .r. Eust.s" said Mr. Pe-s.rs.
Sh.re were bonuses a. 40 in III. contract"
N rot trying 20 g.: away from any
thing. and 1: 'nu Rll :i"sSN answer n.y
questions wsl get along ;ngC.! faster" re-
fo-;.d VI HUGHES
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
SOON TO BEGIN WORK on
ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Y. N. C. 4
l0Sss G0uD1's Glst ~S acspO.0 .0OO and
Piaas sos EsecsSa8 osiia1aG Ase
A0o0onee0 ~ Desp0Ss.

Dsfro:'. Se,r S.-Niss Helen Miller
Could Es.s agree! to give SYG.s" for a rail-
road Young Mems Christian Association
b..!J!ng .t 81. Louis
This aEnoGnc. nsns vas she feature Of
~. opening dsy Of the twelfth In.erna-
'!onal Conference ~ the railroad depart
m.ri o: tn. Y " - 4
II. huil!l-.g viii be memorial 70 Ms.
Got!iGs father. the late Jay Could aad
Will probably - completed by S.p;~.l-
t~r J. lssS
!, viii 10 "A f,spr,or si1--,o,y .,r,,c.ur.
o! brick ani stone. AMI will stand opposite
she union depot. facing on E:uSenia street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29

Thomas. Joseph Bryan. Thomas Spra:t.
u. Cary Herr.rk. Nicholas Murray Butler.
Charles ~. Zehns!-r. Sir VILLA -. Van
Norm. q. 1>-.yard Blair and James Il
EnyY.n
The remaining twelve shares out Of this
block ~ eighty seven shares II stock staai
in ~. nau!- =! Mt Winthrop and are
owned by MT. Eyan.
Five shares OF stock were also purchased
~ President Paul Morton from NJ T.. In
gals.
Sine" this Statement; Was prepared. Ni>h-
olas Murray Butter has declined to be-
come 4 d..ccio. .! the SOc.e;y
Basy nee nas1aSa Day To-Day.
Chocolate caramel and bonbon mt. lAc IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
INSURANCE INQUIRY SUMMARY


finally
Thomas Life the ad
advance ezeeeded the pns obtained seenrea
bookkeepnE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
Trust COMPANY PAYS MONEY!
FOR THE FaNSHAWE LOAN.

Mr. Perkin. said ...a; She New York
Security and Trust Company pat. 20 III.
N"v York Life Irsu!arc. Company. De
csIb.y II. i.A. $.....,st' ~: IN. 81. %,
worth - hcN,is sold - ". = Fans-!avc
THIS s:> money wiic"gS sl'i. thar was
i.'a:ei Z" Hr. ransha.. ty I'll. New York
Scclrit- ami Trust 'o:n;IIy. wtI; az
:aas-r!snt Mr.. fsEshawe hai With "a.
trust company y. III. not know. On Jan
1sry .. i..- n" New York LIE loaned
". =. F.nshase $sa....., on ;h. security
of H.SJvS New Orleans Traction tp-i!s
thar %.re sc!i 90 r.,ns..we on Decsn-
b-r Il rrcc.i.ag
. NJ. Perkins testified 'ha' 20 '..e bas, OF
his recollection he and Edmund II. ::an-
Io!.h. Treasurer Il III" Nc" York iLfe
ir>ti:..rcs Company. made ;.n lna-'.
S-. Perkins testified rcCa-..;n.. III. deal
inEs with J. y Morgan 4 90. r5at .,
December -. iss. the Nsw York Ii.s In
s.ranC. Corifa-y ne: t.aS.i. ..s' .. So
curi'i.s fOatai ty J =. Morgan & -.
"r Dr.Nci. M0rRan 6 20. Tn. book yalu"
q t..@.. securities. witness sa!i. Was go
!''....s,. and n" market raiu. on SspI-ui-
Ter y. i.s". was s.S...l:I. showing an en-
han cement In yaIu. - & 2.I.:t.
of til. total yal;:e o! th... securities
owned hv the New Ycrl. II.e. Mr.. Per
hins ssii. about 81. s.ssf,', hav. been
bought since he h.s been s.la.rn.an n! the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
YOUNG MEMBERS TO MEET.
Entertainment Arranged for the
Centenary Methods; Church.

A. . SPECIAL feature % thor meeting =;
the Cen,s-arY Netacd's- ch--ce a. So.
teench ara Plne s::e~ts :c-rtSs. go
are eenS .cs;ns :As a9sir. asS. s-r~asss
9cr Q c:oGramsse % eitee.a.'czeEs rhlcA
- aAiA g - unique n 20 gay.
Professor ca-i frc~e.t4Ee a.3 Ma
frosAg.69e 1.g esve charge cs .ss a.
fair. q vii b held - Tire ca-ic-s cs
tie Church asa Al yoGns sersS,s are ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29
ves1eA VsropAes naIS.

Tse rcs iianaS.m.u; Of the Planter.
Hotel IL making preparations for 'r.ir
S~:lcd Prophets dinner Tuesday night. .:.
bath d!n!rE rooms
A han,sSpm. menu carl will be issu.f 20
each Guss'. Tables will 3. reserved Sen!
in yoUr order. Special music for tcA,
risht
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-29

A r~oep:.on seader-,i 20 the rvssn
gror0Ey EserchAnes % ta- cs-y ey TIE =
= RAahe Tea AsA csrce srcsspkry ~aS
attended eS sSc-. 81 az tss E-az- ls tie
canpAsy iAss ntSss rhe r2sat sas ke7c
ia clnrnfiaa Scr .he.r t-sy.~rsiss-. s-.. -sr
SvrcA<sa Uas 0r.Set This ~As sSlioNe>s ~
Hsrssc Ard seoH Addresses hy g + Htsak.
and o;eeFA
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OF the year. nri then they were charge
OF 20 profit and loss.
ADVANCES E.XCElO AGENTS.
4 !. q Nl.l.S AH Alk

ENRNIsGs BY &ss.WOO.
: TIE advances to Agents at Buffalo IN
lsc exceeded BY $500 ;hs amount the
agents ac:ualiv earned. according To Mr..
Buckrc-. Since isS witness said there
has been q ser'iemen's aS:eeMen; be-
tween lie insurance companies that no
spec'iva agents TO eater anothers em-
ploy
4 system Of coiorsd cards Of hlentif'ca-
fion ro- these sssE's was tiRr!osed by
Mr.. E,ci:aer. An agent who applies TO
another company for employment must
; have a pink card CT Introduction 10 BE in
This system va. :nauSiratsd by Mr..
RIckner and VAS UNDERSTOOD by Mr.. Tar
Z bell of the EIu:t,i,,e. and witness would
Ike to 80" i; recognized 10y other COM
pai,ies. ]; was purely personal arrange
nIen:.
produced by Nr. Hucku.r. This showed
for is.yi czp-rsss 20 the h"rn" Office ~
s:: wiz r..m,uns tor .e,,,nsd I'D. r. hal, e 3,
foreign coun;r'e. was sio..S with pre-
miur's ,ai! ccr sss.'..n-
Mr.. winthrop. ~ ~" Equitable waf again
called and s,lhDi';;.i Il statement 1f tho
Louis " I:a.'-r t-!-t.s account. ur':-r in
v-stirari"n esrter IN n" day lie said
h.. had .-ee-, .n:crni"i l.: Mr.. Morton that
IN q few days the loans on this account
vo:.l. /. raid or. AMI III. collateral car
ri.i as Suc! an the books "f the company.
fi.: '"s'!ase''S tt.''. "-!'S-''' ".is'' ."
DIVISION o. EQGIrABlE
SHARES MADE: ~ 8I.lC.
New York. sept. .s.-A statement show
ing The transfers Of rhe stock ~ the
EI,:tttile Iai- Assurance Soc.ei-. which
acc"rnpa r."i th" purchas.: "f IN" contrp.
q. that .'Ic..ty hv Thomas r. Ryan. was
made b. rh" society To ;he Legislative In
vsstiea;inS Committee to-day.
I, -hus.s! that si2 shares of the sock
purchased. by Mr.. Ryan from James H.
Uyi- s:1o.! In til" Names ct ~ least ih!:-
beer. directors % the society. zach OF
them h,.ux the owner Of at least five
shares Oc III" stock.
By th' transfer - the stock 10 Grover
':.o-r. W.-;ircnou-. majority of th: |
directors would have ceased :, ts stock
holders a. record
I. waS ,'c..,nc,. VT, nv the ,sISt~cs and |
b. counsel that 4 majority 80 'h. IeorSan-
.zod Board a: Directors should bs actual |,
owners -; five sta-"s cf stock e:,cE. until |,
tho question Of eligibility q! policy holders !
a. directors had been s.',l.! tv the courts. |
Accordingly an "ro-j vas made 20 pgr-
,hJs" ;l- u.cs sTy sm"ua: ~ s;c@k THIS |
.lghry->.y-n shares ~ stock for 'l. az
Er.i,1,.. yrir. - sS.,5" Approximately
So, share. Tic stock. when purchased.
stool IN -" iI!."vr@ names:
rG"r. = G T. i!I!T. :; = ; CasSi'; &:
Jaue. u Morgan. s Hr Ryan furnished |
-l o money 'Ur ~" ru-Ctls. and the stock
was ~ ono" offered 90 the directors nf IN.
society - cost. T.'h -" result. the state
r-"n- S1.s tia. the following director.
hav" arrui-"f! Hv" shares .act. Of the
Hook - stock
George ; Could. Levi p Morton.
Thomas =. E.'k-T'. Valentine = SnyJ.r /
!. ". H".s'irs. !. Albright Eb.n ~
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SgfT Ei-.S SPECIAL
sss'c1;rs,ou. Ii so S-Fs,1,ns 4
Stevenson c-e 60 tie Gsr-aroGa r,rr>e-
farmers cs yclrAr Cp;scy a-s q S-,....
cf .s--a--r N!oc F-~>ss.a: A p S..r,-.o7
6.e. a; rs so-e - Ra-t5'?s TceE.A Q
TO-DAY - ~ Axs O. - s~ap Re a s.:-
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~zt.- ~ rs-7se-G- E--< as r-,-rz-ssy
ad-- fNr 80 -r,st.-.t7n ;,s a1z--a.sx
So - zsA:-s tsat .aces iAe Easn
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When No0 Take Vo0r Diamond
Al ros s,v" 20 90 1. 10 Ysy = .-nlu :rac-
Ten q ne s,rlc-. We Wii arrange eAiarce
IL easy payments Lofts Br,s 4 Co. ~
2 Cs-ls;-r s.!S s;s a.: olsve