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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
Bills In the House.

Mr.. Walker introduced a resolu
tIon, which was adopted, declaring
that West Virginia owes no part OF
the Virginia debt and will lGentersinto
no negotiation concerning it. 5i,
Y Bills were introduced by motion
for leave and referred as follows:
BY Mr.. sRinehart, H. B. No. 81, de.
fining motor vehicles and providing
for their registration. Referred to
committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Morgan, of Wctzel, H. B.
No. 9S, to pay Wilford Nease $27.50.
Taxation finance.
By Mr.. Smith, H. B. No. 90, chang,
ing the time OF holding criminal
courts in Cabell county. judiciary.
Aldso H. b. No. 100, toiamend the
law relating to the reception Of in
mates at the Reform school, Commit.
tee on penitentlary.
Also H. B. No. 101, to prevent tie
sale of goods in bulk, otherwise team
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
ANOTHER WINDOW CLASS FACTORY.

industries would mean that an impetus
would be given all other forms OF
trade, and benefit accrue to every
citizen in Fairmont. Therefore every
man and woman in the city feels a
personal interest in all such matters
and definite announcement relative
to the acceptance Of such offers are
greeted with profound pleasure. The
Board of Trade is concerned wholly
in the upbuilding Of our city and is
thoroughly in earnest in Its efforts to
make terms actory TO both the
people they represent and to the
gent tlemen backing the Industries for
which they are seeking al suitable 10,
cation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
SHOT J. 4 .)'l|'.. WAS FIRED Fl
FROM THE CROWD IN DIRECTION
OF CAR NICHOLAS THIS AZ
TERNOoN. n h
(By Publishers Press !,

& ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1e.-What
is believed to haze been an attempt to
assassinate Car Nicholas, occurred
this afternoon. His Majesty was re.
turning from the ceremony Of the
blessing OF the River Neva, when a
shot was fired from the crowd which
lined the Cars route. 1t is presumed
the bullet was intended for the En-.
.peror.
The shot entered window at the
corner of the Palace. The Gear was
not injured. 1t is reported police.
man was hurt. b
The Car is not moved by the at.
tempted assassination. After hear.
ing the shot he casually inquired If
any damage had been done.
When he entered the Palace His
Majesty went to the room into which
the bullet had crashed and examined
the broken glass. He requested that
a search be made for the bullet.
Z ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 19.-The
shot was fired just as the guns boom.
ed the completion Of the ceremony.
The bullet, which was an inch in di-
ameter, made two inch clean hole
through the double windows. The
shot entered the Nicholas Hall, which
was crowded, and passed just over
the heads of the occupants. It
smashed the electric lights on the
other side of the hall, bringing them
down with crash. An officer picked
up the bullet, which was made Of iron
and resembled shrapnel ball.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
STRIKER q. ].
TlO|l.sN'ORK SLOWLY.
WILL BE FuLLY Il A M oNTH
IS sEFoREs CONDITIONS BECOME 4
81 oRMAl At FALL RIVER.
I(By.PublIshers' Press. !

RI FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 10
While the great textile strike has
beers eclared OF there was no great
rush Of returning operatives at the
various mills this! morning. One rea.
son for this Is found in the fact that
there has been a greater exodus OF
help from the city during the last six
months than the manufacturers have
sslicreto tofore been willing 10 concede.
ss1tSi IS estimated that at least one-lhird
sofsthe3 skilled labor is now out Of the
city other reason for the compar.
sadyely small number of applications
Tor work is that the spinners and
s4;7weayers have decided to wait until
g3M onday before $resuming their places.
This action on the part Of the spin.
nerss Is explained by the statement
That the machinery is not in proper
shape for their@use, and that it will
take "a q day Or two to put it in condl.
ton
.lt Sis estimated that it will be a
4 month before the mills will be run.
4 mug in full operation. During the
strike the younger members of hun
aTcds OF families, especially the
French Canadians, have gone away to
S6nd employment elsewhere, the old.
= era ones only remaining here to keep
up the homes. 1t will take time for
the younger ones to get back and
fully four weeks will probably pass
before conditions become normal;
I but now that the strike is over 1t is
said that there will be gradual re.
turn ofs the absentees. At the Davol
mil q there was a little disturbance
WHEN the old operatives reported for
n duty this morning and found others
lsinS si1l; their place It was quickly settled
ssSlioweyer The Dayol makes fine and
fancy goods and for the last few
weeks! has had q good force.a work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
HAS PASSED BOTH HOUSES AND
WILL SOON eEcomE H
i LAW 4 Fl II.
DELEGATE FOX SAYS He HAS
BEEN MisREPREsENTEp eY s.
CERTAIN PAPER. i%8 4
(By NJ. P. shawkey.)

# & Vi
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1s.-
Both Houses are on the grind to,
day. The committees haye been
burning midnight oil. The interes,
IN the dispensary bill has grown In.
tense since the report In its favor by
the House committee on finance. II
is no longer regarded as joke. Many
OF the best men in both branches are
giving It serious consideration. In
numbers the independent district and
town charter bills have the lead. il
they were all to be read In full three
times the solons would be In Charles.
ton when Strawberries are ripe. The
Falrmont water bond bill has passed
both branches and will doubtless be.
come the first law passed by this ses.
sion. Delegate Fox, Of Marion, said
to your correspondent to-day that any
statement to the effect that he had
been mistreated or. was in any way
disgruntled was without foundation
and false. Mr.. Fox is a leading mem.
Der of the educational committee,
just where he wanted and where he is
rendering the most valuable service,
Heis also member Of the committee
on military affairs and arts, sciences,
etc, the former Of which will have
special importance this session on ac.
count of the proposed new State
armory. E.
Mr.. McCamic, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back H: B. Nos,
u, relating to apeals from justices
OF the peace; S., relating to horse
trading by Gypsies; 90, relating to
trial and its Incidents with the rec.
ommendation that they do not pass.
Also H. B. Nos. 81, to amend the law
relating to the practice Of medicine
In 4this,state;4. 45, to amend. the law
relating to the practice Of medicine
In this State; As, to amend the law
relating to any person unlawfully
shooting at another person; IS, re
quiring the trustee Of an insolvent
debtor to give bond, and providing for
appraisers and settlement of such
trustees accounts; 5, amending the
law relating to judgment by default
in trials before Justices 6, to amend
the law relating to release Of liens
with the recommendation that they
do pass.
Mr.. Powell, from the finance com.
mittee, reported back with favorable
recommendation H. B. No. So, pro.
vlding for the Investment OF sinking
funds by county courts; SC, author.
izing Barbour county court TO issue or.
ders for the completion Of the court
house and Jail now in course Of erec.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
William Howard Dead.

William Howard. carpenter re,
sidins on Chestnut street, died at his
home Wednesday about half after
twelve, after prolonged illness Of
stomach trouble. He was aged about
thirty:three years and leaves a! wife
and two small children to mourn their
irreparable loss. Funeral at the res,
idence on Friday at one o'clock,
the services being conducted by Rev,
w. J. Eddy Of the First Baptist
Church, Interment will be in the
sWoodlawn cemetery. .til Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
PLANS ARE BEING PERFECTED
FOR PURCHASE OF OLD MA.
TioNAL PLANT. IS

There has been a gentleman in the
city for several days looking over
available sites for the locating Of a
large window glass factory. The pur.
chase Of the National Glass plant has
been discussed and the Board Of
Trade interviewed relative to the pur-
chase Of other grounds. Nothing def
mite has as yet been decided. but as
quickly as plans now being formulated
are decided upon ann cement will
be made TO the public Of the I'M.
;portant event This addition TO our
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
Pawpaw. Rid ii smalIpox. 81 5 3;

Captain w C. Parker, member Of
the county board OF health was here
yesterday He reports that Pawpaw
district is at last free from smallpox.
There have been, all told. I'M the dis.
trlct, fifteen cases, but they yswere8 very
carefully handled. The cost To the
county for the fifteen cases viii not
exceed one / hundred and ffty dollars,
according to Captain Parker's state.
Iment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
His Il! HIGHNESs
W. ------ ~ - : = -
BECAME HIS LoWNEss WHEN HE
G STRUCK THE GROUND FROM
ils&TRusTY DOG CART.
(By Publishers Press.)

BERLIN, Jan. 19.-Crown Prince
! frederick William was catapulted
\ from his dog cart today and Injured.
The Prince was driving from Berlin
II to Potsdam for a days sport on the
ice Something frightened his horse,
4 which reared and kicked, throwing
Prince Frederick completely over the
horses head. His Highness fell heav.
ny on the ground: Whether his inju.
Sriess are serious or not has not yet
been ertained. The groom was
also thrown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-20
Fire al DAVIS.

\ DAVIS, ". Va, Jan Monday
night FIRE destroye yed the engine house
and coal bin 81 the Black Water Lun,-
Der COMPANY. causing s5,o 900 damage.
!For time the whole plant was III
great danger, as was the business soc.
ton Of the town, near which the milf
Is located. :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

will sail today from Hampton Roads
for New York where she will load
steel rails for Seattle.
Tho Dakota has been in local waters
for The past eleven days. arriving here
from New London last Wednesday
morning. She was locked at the ship.
yard shortly after her arrival and had
her hull cleaned and painted for the
first time since she was launched, Tic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

business will be transacted by the
committee a. Tic meeting as no mat
ters cf especial Importance have been
brought up since The meeting. held scv
eial weeks ago. y report from The
committees or registration from the
Tour wards in the city will be heard
and discussed
Tho Republicans arc now making ar.
rangc'neDts for several meetings TO he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Mems Furnishings
Some Specially Good Values for flonday

Meyers Bros. Special soc
Shirt" the best halr-dollar shirt
you ever saw. pretty spring pat
terms, dark and light effects, sizes
II to II, at SO coach.
Mems BaIbriggan Underwear,
fiIl regular made goods. shirts
have shaped armholes and silk
finished front, tho drawers arc
made extra full--at soc the gar
fncnt. instead of soc.
Mems Neckwear, in pretty, taste
inl spring Observation-Disclosures,
tccks. puffs, etc, scores of hand.
some patterns for you TO select
from, at25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

The Celebrated Eclipse Shirt.
in wide range Of the handsomest
spring designs, neat. tasteful CT
fccts. splcndidly made and finish
cd--at $500 each.
Mems Half Hose, in plain black
and black with white feet and
plain tan, full seamless, double
heel and toe. ribbed top. a special.
Is good one at 12Iac the pair.
Boys Shirtwaists, the becoming
blouse model, made Of corded ma
dras, in white and colors, side
pocket, at25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

mammoth vessel was lloated out Of the
big basin yesterday a week ago and
latc the same afternoon she sailed for
Ola Point. After a satisfactory speed
lest Sunday she went to l-ambcr.'s
Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

held IN The near future aud They viii
conduct strenuous campaign his
fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Hosiery and Gloves

meyers Bros. Special" CSC Stock
ings for children, Is guaranteed TO
give satisfaction and we will give
n new pair in the place OF any that
fail. Made Of the best combed
Egyptian cotton, 2x2 rib; absosr,-
lulely fast black, Csc the pair.
Ladies' SOC Hose, ose. Ladies'
Isle lace stockings. in lace foot
all-ovcr patterns, at 39c pair, In
stead of SOC.
Ladies Hose at soc. A beautiful
quality Of brilliant Isle Hose, in
all-ovcr lace and lace foot patterns
AT SOC the pair.
Ladies' Silk Gloves. The famous
"Formosa" SILK Glove, in black
white and navy; double finger tip
ped; every pair guaranteed. SOC
and 75c the .pair.
Ladies' Llsle Gloves, well made
and finished, strictly pure dyo, at
Csc the pair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
REPUBLICAN CITY commlrreE,
Meeting Called by Chairman Williams

Meeting Called by Chairman Williams
M For Tomorrow.
Chairman Williams has issued "a call
for meeting Of The Republican city
executive committee for tomorrow
NIGHT. The meeting will be held III
The q. p. Huntington Republican Clubs
4Iotms. at y O'clock
j, is understood that only routine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

thing to be desired.
3 Pretty Daughtcr-Lsut sthcre is ono
very important thing lacking mann
ma.
Anxious Mother-zWhat Is that?
Pretty Daughter1A proposal
cago Journal.
rs lie man whose opinions count
for much?"
r u should say 20. iin works In The
weather bureau. -C,icagu Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Toilet Goods at Very
Special Prices

opCCidi FTICSS
Roger and Gailet's Fine Toilet
Soaps. regular value CSC. Monday
at 19c the cake.
The Celebrated "47tw Toilet
Soaps, in violet, rose and lily.of.
the.vH'lcy, Monday at 15c The
cake.
Our Regular 15c Line Of Toilet
Soaps in crushed lilacs. crushed
lilies, l,aby talcum, sweet cream
and Juniper tar, Monday, at 21c
the box of . cakes.
Almond Cream and Sweet Maid.
en- suttcrmllk Toilet Soaps, Mon.
day at 13c the box OF cakes.
Woodbury. Facial Soap, regular
price Zoe, Monday at 19c tho cake.
Eastman's Violet and Rose Tai
cum Powder, regular value 15c.
Monday at '10c the box
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
DAKOTA SAILS TODAY.
Zig Liner Loaded Coal Cargo a, Ls,n.
bert's Point.

The Great Northern steamship Da,
so'a' which has been taking on cnnI
ut Lamhcrt's Point for tic past week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

KidrGlover for Easter
Wclarc agents lor tho celebrated
"Diyonhc" Glove for women: made
or the very hest French Kid in all
tho fashionable SHADES blue.
brown. beaver. Erecn, mode.
champagne, slate, tan, pearl.
black and white. Two CLASH;
Paris pointed backs. Every pair
fitted ut counter and guaranteed,
The CT EN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Important Detail.

/, Anxious Mothcr-Nyhy don't You
marry young Swanson? lie has good
looks, good family, wealth. ana every.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
A Masterful Array Of Easter Finery
Mondays Special Offerings in
Linens and DOfneStiCS

BATH TOWELS. Large size
Turkish Bath Towels, deep fringe
regular value 25c, 171r
(S2.00 the dozcn.)
TOWEL CRASH. iS.inch cotton
Towel Crash, striped border. En
: special .......... W
($l.l9 a bolt Of 20 yards.)
eLsAcHED COTTON sPE-
CIAL. We succeeded in getting
another case of that elegant &c
hlcactcd colton--tho Poe Mills.
which VIC will put Oh sale CO
tomorrow nj ......... GiG
PILLOW CASES. Good. stroug
Muslin Pillow, Cases, size 45x36.-
worth l2Hc, o.
SHEETS. Heavy cotton double
bed sheets. bleachcd, torn and hem
med; regular value Coo, E0o
MERcERIzED GlNGHAMs.
Beautiful silk finished Mcrccrizcd
Ginghams in a score or more of
attractive spring designs, worth
21c q yard, tomorrow ILL.,
at ........ IG2C
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

TABLE DAMASK. Unblcachcd
Table nanlask In neat floral and
scroll patterns. all linen, fHo
regular soc values at ..FsrL
TABLE DAMASk. Blcachcd
Table Damasli in several desirable
designs. regular value, 001a
35c, ........ IL 2O
TABLE DAMASK. Bleachcd
Table Damasli. all pnrc linen
several pretty designs, En,
10 iuchcs wide .TUG
TABLE NAPKINS. Mcrccrizcd
Table Napkins. In a variety Of nrat
designs, regular price SIZE co.
uoZcn, ri -. VOJ
HUcK TOWELS. Large size
Linen iIucl Towels. regular price
i5c each, 10In
at ....... Es2O
$3.50 tho dozen)
DAMAsk TOWELS. All Linen
Damask Towels. with deep knot
ted fringe and drawn border,
specially priced, 1Eo
S2.I3 The doZcn.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06
NEGROES FIRING ON
POSSE KILL FATHER
Young White Man Also Fatally
Injured in Attempt to Cap
ture Outlaws.
(By Associated press.l

MEMPHIS, TENN. July 5.-A special
to the commercial-Appeal from Tunlca,
Mississippi. says that Mark and Robert
Harris, tho De Soto county negroes who
killed Bob Master near Tunica, June 21st
end who have since eluded capture, to.
day Mt their home near Wallis, shot and
killed their own father and dangerously
wounded Aubrey Gardner. OF Tlnica. 4
young man who was In posse that had
gone to arrest the Harris negroes. The
negroes were concealed In Il corn field,
and as Sheriff Owens, of Tunlca county,
and the posse passed down tho road,
having In their keeping the father OF
the Harris negroes and their young
brother. whom they arrested as accom-
plices In the Master MURDER the outlaws
stepped to the edge OF the field and
opened fire on tho buggy In which WAS
Aubrey Gardner and their father. One
shot dispatched the old man ana the
other hit Gardner in the abdomen,
wounding him so seriously that his life
Is despalged OF. The negroes escaped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06
DEVL|N FAILURE HAS
RUINED Three |. lei BANKS
Two Others Yesterday Went Into
Hands Of Government
Receiver.
(By Associated Press.)

WARRINGTON, D. c.. July 5.-The
Comptroller OF the Currency has appoint-
ed National Bank Examiner D. A. Cook
receiver Of the Spring Valley National
Bank. Of Spring Valley, ILL.,, upon advice
received from Examiner Cook that the
bank had closed. The comptroller has
also appointed National Bank Examiner
]. Macshol receiver OF the First Ma
tional Bank. OF Toluca ILL.,, upon advice
from the president OF the bank
that 1t would not open for business this
morning.
The suspension OF these banks Sjs due
to tho failure OF G. j. Deyln, who was
president OF both Of them. The capitnl
OF the Spring Valley National la $40 900
and Of the First National, OF Touca,
500. 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06
FORTY KILLED
IN TEXAS STORM.
Tornado Sweeps District Around
Macona Ma, :e'17l:': Crossing Z: 9 sss Great
Havoc.
MANY HOUSES '':). US SWEPT :. AWAY
Many Deaths Already Reported,
and List. is Rapidly
Growing.
dANY HOUSES SWEPT AWAY
(By Associated Press.)

. FORT WORTH. TEXAS, July "a
tornado which struck Texas in the upper
edge of Mountain county, coming from,
the Northeast and swinging far to the
Southeast this afternoon cost, 1t is be-
licved over forty lives, injured a large
number. of people. and did untold damage
to growing crops and cattle.
At Jacksboro the force Of the wind was
terrific. The Baptist Church and 60 other
buildings were blown OF their founda-
tions, and number OF buildings were
totally destroyed. Mrs Travis Calhoun
was seriously injured and Is not expected
to live. Travis Calhoun, Mrs. Thomas
Horton and Henry Veers and family were
also injured.
At Montague no live swere lost, but in
the country there is great loss Of life re-
ported. Owing to the fact that the wires
are down in all directions, 1t Is difficult
to get particu\lrs1 Ten persons are
known to be dead In that eighborhood,
and unconflrmed reports are to the ef-
feet that the list of dead will go as high
as forty
At Nocona the tornado passed n few
/ miles to the south, and the latest re-
ports gave the dead at four and the
injured at forty-one Many farm fsouses
were swept entirely away. The Long
Branch school house was destroyed. and
the Baptist and Methodist Churches at
Belchor wero practically destf6yed. a
reliable man at Nocona, who has been
over the scene, places the loss of life
at fifty.
Many Killed; Property Gone.
(By Associated Press.)
DALLAS. TEX, July ga special TO
the News from Nocona, Tex, says:
A tornado and thunder storm passed n
few miles west and south of here this
afternoon, killing fourteen persons and
injuring many others and destroying a
Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06
BIC GUNS MEET At
FREDERICKSBURG.
Martin, ;':l n Montague. Cabell
and Ellyson Are
All There.
JOINT DEBATE At
KING .'l-;l GEORGE ! TO-DAY
There is Little Doubt in the
Minds Of the Politicians
That Such An Interest
ing Event Will Take
Place-A Long
Drive.
(Staff correspondence. )

FREDER1CKsBURG, VA, july g.
More OF. the big guns OF the political
campaign are in fredericksburg tonight
than have been assembled together since
the campaign opened, and they are all
going to drive over to King George
Courthouse Tomorrow. where Goyernor
Montague and Senator Martin are ex-
pected to engage in Joint debate.
& Senator Martin arrived late this after
noon and registered at the Exchange
Hotel. Governor Montague arrived from
Richmond shortly before 10 O'Clock to-
night. and was met at the station by Mr..
NJ. G. Willis. whose guest he s. Mr., G.
Aston Cabcll came on the same train He
found Mr.. ]. Taylor Ellyson had arrived
on the train which brought Senator Mar
tin, Lieutenant-Go Governor Willard wires
from Washington he was unable TO be
down Tonight. but would arrive on an
early train In the morning and drive
across to King George
Swanson Absent.
There he expected to meet Mr.. Swan
son, one OF the other two candidates
for the g6bernatorial nomination, but
the latter wired from Culpeper tonight
he would not be able to keep his King
George appointment. He will speak
there Friday night
Representative Hal. Flood, Mr.. Jeffer-
son Wallace. Mr.. A. B. Williams and
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan arrived from
Richmond tonight on the train with
tho Governor. and will go over to King
George In the morning.
Whether there will be q Joint
debate tomorrow Is unknown. Sen.
ator Martin said tonight he did
not know that there would be: that
he was simply going to King George to
I'll an appointment made without refer.
ence to meeting his opponent. Whether
there will be a debate or not there is
going to be large crowd.
A Long Drive.
A number of people will drive the TWEEN.
ty-two miles from fredericksburg to Klne
George and while the county Is small, the
courthouse is SO situated that It is about
ms convenient to the people Of Stafford.
The Democrats of the latter county Will
turn out in large numbers.
Should the six candidates make spcecnes
OF the usual length, 1t will be we'll into
Fs& TContinued on Ninth Pageo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06
WILL LEND
MONEY TO JAPANESE T
Details Of New Loan Of $780,
100000 Made Public
Yesterday.
lBy AssocIntcd Press.l

x NEW YORK. July 6,-seml- official de-
tails concerning the latest japanese loan
OF sl6o,OOo.0OO were made public to-day,
Tho bonds will bear interest at Ia
per cent. and will be secured by u second
lien upon the toacco monopoly The loan
VIII be divided into three equal parts
London. Berlin and New York-each taxi
ing $50, 900. 900, The subscription price Will
probably be the same as the previous
loan, which was 81 b-S An interesting
feature is Gernlaay's direct participation
In the loan. ...l