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New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
WAGE WAR OVER A PATIENT.
Rival Hospitals Strive for Runaway Sister
Dominick as She Goes Under Knife

Just a few minutes before Sister Dominick as
Miss Elizabeth Durkn. the novitiate who away
from the Convent of the Little Sisters OF the Poor
is still called was wheeled into the anteroom 10 be
laid on the operating table IN Jamaica Hospital
yesterday. an ambulance from st. Mary's Hospital
drove furiously up and DR.. Rorke the house physi-
clan of ST. Mary's who was on the ambulance ran
up the hospital steps and demanded that the patient
be delivered into his keeping. There was a war
Of words between Dr. Rorke, on the side, and
Dr. J. Cameron Gain and Matron Ward. on the
other.
The patient sent word TO institution that
she would like be transferred, and have come
TO take her there" said DR.. Rorke The matron
went TO Sister Dominicks room Returning. she
stated that the patient had expressed a wish 10
remain whore she was. Dr.. Rorke obliged to
leave the hospital without his expected patient AT
the Jamaica Hospital last evening IL was stated
that Sister Domintck was operated Il o'clock
and that she doing nicely.
Keen rivalry exists between the two hospitals
but il has never before taken such definite shane
that shown yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
DRESSER'S CASE ARGUED.
Discharge an Bankruptcy Should Be
Refused Him, 1t Is CO1ltended.

Judge Holt in the United States District Court
yesterday listened to arguments about the report
of Stanley W. Dexter. referee who recommended
that a discharge in bankruptcy be refused 10
Daniel lie Roy Dresser, former head or the SILK
house of Dresser & Co. thrown into involuntary
bankruptcy by creditors SIX months ago. Mr.
Dexter recommended that discharge be refused
not only to Dresser. but to his partner. Charies
Reiss also. In a subsequent report Mr.. Dexter
recommended that a discharge be granted to Mr..
Reiss on the ground that it shown that the
latter knew nothing of the alleged fraudulent
statement made by Dresser & Co. to wheeler q
Jones, note brokers. of Boston
The referee says that Dresser & Co. at the time
>he statement was issued were practically in
solvent their liabilities exceeded their assets
They had about 81 900 in cash and no surplus. It
was alleged. Mr Dresser personally owned, II was
declared a majority Of the stock in the Tubing
and Webbing Company, and the N25.000 alleged 10
have been put IN the business by Dresser really
composed notes and accounts owned by Dresser 81
Co. which Mr. Dresser paid, said the report.
The refele recommended that the discharge be
withheld from Mr.. Dresser because he had know
ingly issued the false statement. 1t was shown,
said the report, that Mr.. Dresser also issued a
signed statement that he was not interested as
Euarantor or indorser in the United States Ship
building Company the Trust Company of Amer
lea though really promoter Of both Institutions.
Morris J. Hrsch argued against confirmation
of the referees report. The statement, he said,
was not fraudulent, and his client did not get the
money. as il really went the American Tubing
and Webbing Company. The relations between
Dresser & 60. and the tubing and webbing COM
pany were extremely close. Mr.. HirsCh denied that
Mr.. Dresser had issued the statement direct 10
any one banking concern.
Robert Murray. for the creditors. started to argue
Mr. Murray intimated that the record would
show that collusion existed between both concerns
TO get money through the indorsed drafts
Counsel agreed 10 nle briefs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SATURDAY JANUARY u
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday Jan 1s ,o5

O. q,
steamer Crown Prince tE2rl. Thomas Mancb..,a- n.
esIlGer 81 70 Seager Company. ballast Arrived A.
the Bar 40 a N. @N''t'- u az
Steamer Ryndam Dutch Van der Zee F2orra-1.r
January and BoUlogns Holland Sroe-fos Tf-a
with % cann and ~ steerase passengers and mdse
Flysc at the Bar az ll;4o m. 18th
SISt-r ta4.tornla Low. SeatIls October 2S Fvara--
op beInzhaTn November L Sebv and OIelr1 Sa- E-a
cisco ~ CoFopel December 13. Lucia anuar - ~
70 Deaioorn q LApham with ndse Arrived al he Rar
steamer Aquia Norl. Anderson Csuanaco Ven, lam,
at m a. --7 HaF
steamer Sarnia Ger. Winter. savanira 1anus--
Island H. % the Hamburg Line wirh "a ~,
a ''e o. al o-t's
steamer .seguranca. Oakes. colon January 81 -. -.
lama aaa = X X n 20 witE - passengers mails and ndse
Steamer Manoa tBrl Williams Marrinf.,A n. %
peInerara January g, Barbados Doutnce b ATrts-",
and = Kits no 70 p Outerbrtdge & 60 yvith r13se
steamer Arapahoe. KemhIe. JacxsonviIia Ts,,,.~ X
Via tAaTieStlu To- to William glvde 4
SeEsFrs ahG Inise- Passed Quarantine II .2S a m
ttaHIeI f'Nic tbt- Hart, Liverpool January "a tha
'e SAF Line with mdse Southeast Fire Island a.
steamer City os Atlanta Fisher Savannah January n
20 lhe 1cea steamship Company passengers and
ndse- outside the Bar ~ 1895 . m
oaaay fooh. \ j. Jan Is, $50 u1-vtnd southwest
steamers Kong Haak0n Nor for Havra and BDstcr
hsttnd ROTTERDAM tDurch Rotterdam. Beatrice tNcrt
Il antonio. Majestic tBl Liverpool. Beruludian trl
tlailitoH ermuda. Amsterdam tAutch Rotterdam wa
t'uoEne LuUbarda Utaa and Naples Fx~elsfor
New Orleans Titan ttr. Manchester Adroniack lC;ert
thasua FORT au Prince. Gtan NIarse
emerson NorfolN ana Newport News. Iampasas Calves
ION, british King 's1 Antwerp. Prns Wean Dutch
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
URGE BRONX RAPID TRANSIT.
Combined Property Owners Association In
dorses Routes Recently Proposed.

a meeting Of the Combined Property Owners As
soc5ation OF the Annexed District to discuss rapid
transit subjects held last night az Sehring's
Hall. in Washington-ave. near Westchester-ave,
The Bronx. Michael T Devlin presided. and there
was a large attendance. Borough President Haffen
declared that the time had come when persons
from The Bronx should SO down 70 the Rapid
Transit Commissioners and not merely ask for
rapid transit for The Bronx. but demand il.
Others who spoke were A. G. Hottenroth, Alder
man Gass, William J HyIand, Owen r. Doleu and
Alderman shell Each Of them spoke in the same
strain. that rapid transit is necessary at once.
particularly for the Annexed District and that
there should he harmony OF action among the DIFF
terent bodies interested in getting the required
rapid transit facilities.
Two resolutions were passed indorsing the routes
that were approved at meeting of taxpayers and
property owners heid IN Borough President Haf-
fens once on last Monday night The meeting last
night appointed committee which viii sDpear he
fore the Rapid Transit Commission to-day and urge
on II the adoption Of the routes approved
The meeting Of the commission to-day has been
SET aside for The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Bristol Arrived tearnsr rla,dae - f,5-v ~,
Andrews.
- iau IA, lU-+f Passed Pretoria tt-e-,
St.folt7r Nsn-NCFk frr Dover and Hamburg
slelos. Jan lsS1iiet tesUcrs ~g1~tr
,tfoTl Eotter4ani. >eW YORK, Vashingtoa GER
Iaol'- from Hamburg New-Yurk
C-c astoNp, Jan Is. HuI raur,,f.
tbrl Mehinst-y. New-Nork for Liverpool pro-
CGpenAA-eu. .au isArr steamer oscar III tIan,
HeTnpeI. New-YerS via Christarsand
t-o'teTaals Ian T. nsArrtved steamer Sioteriy X
-c@5eaax ian NrTiF 3D. steamer Poa tBrf orchard.
New-Nork.
Genoa Ian io Arrived steamer Ncckar ,Ger, Harrasso-
Wttz. View fork via Naples
Naples. steamer Pauneuta tFlri
New YORK. for Trieste and Frume
M-ateVide0. Ian tSNrriyed. previously Mon
tsuk ,tirl, Houghton, New York Buepos and
barbados lG-Saued. steamer Graugeuse tRrl.
ToCaue Para vr-York
Fort dc France Jan Arrived steamer PrnEessin Vie
toTa Luse Vfert Ruser. New Thomas
West Frdian crui=e
Liverpool 1S-Sailsd steamer Baltic tIrl smith.
New Queenstown.
tastfset. Is Passed. pen
rice New-York AIanchester
siefaF Jan tliassed steamer Peccuic tFiTi. Jones'
Venice Trieste. Plume Messtna. LlcatA and Palermo
for New-Iork
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SOME MINOR PICTURES SOLD.
Good Prices for the Landscapes of the Ameri-
can Painter.

Good prices were the rule at the sale Of American
landscapes painted by the late Robert c. Minor at
the American Arr Galleries last night The total
realized from the sale Of 100 canvascs was S46 275
Mantle Woodlands" brought the highest price of
the evening l. Katz paid 81 300 for it. but it was
said he bought IL for outsider The painting was
exhibited In the Connecticut House at the Louisl-
ana Purchase Exposition al ST. Louis 'The End
Of Summer" one Of the twelve American master
pieces exhibited at St Louis. was bought by E
McMllan for $3.50, and Midsummer Morning ga
great lake surrounded by wooded hills-was
knocked down 10 DR. r Whiting for a.175 Henry
, Harper bought My Orchard in the Adirou-
dAcks for SIS, and Victor H. Newcomb paid $3.50
Tor The Cradle Of the Hudson The last picture
painted by Mr.. Minor ''The Brook while no
was IN BED. few weeks before he died he at
tempted 10 scrape out tree that did not please
him The picture by George r Nc
Cord for $3.50. =. Mcmillan bought the only snow
picture Mr.. Minor ever painted winter for S. g25
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Under the direction OF 8fr Hslnrich C,,-s.
This Evening T.3O-SI EGFRTED Serge- -
Homer Lemon knofs. Van Rooy. Goritz. Rs.ss -
Co1ductor. Hertz 9-A
Frt Evg. Jan. 2oth- a. s-ROMEO AND rr-7y--
Emma EaTnes. SaIeza. Plaacon. Jouruer Rars So
Mdhima1u- Conductor. Frank0 ---'-
Sat-Aft Jan 2l.at IA GIOCOND8. Nordicz IT,
Walker Caruso. Plancon. Gi-aId0nl- Coud'r Vi1,s
Sat EvE- Jan q. az s. Pop P-ices--TC.T4 g.
brich, Bausrnsister, DippeI, Journet. Parv-- -
Conductor. Nigna- ~~
sunday Evg Jan. - AZ 30 A. Pop P-,-..
VERDf'S REQTIEM
SolOsts- %ordlca- walker Dippei Piancor -.
Met Opera Chorus and Orchestra Condr vi--s
Mon EvE.. Jan 3. s-LOHENGRTN r.
Eames. Walker; Knote, Gorirz. Blass. Mahlnauu -
ductor, Hertz
Wed EvE Jan - at 36-MEIsTERsTNg-s
Ackte. Homer: E1ote. his farewell. Van Roov Ei,-
CTcritz. Reiss. MuhlUauu. Conductor, Hertz
Thurs. EvE. Jan IS. T-30-l5CE ETTER0A E1F,r-
RITSG- Sordica- Walker. Alien, Homer Weed 7--
staNer Blass. Muhlmanu- Conductor Hertz
Fri Evg-. Jan -. a. S-UN BAL-LO N MASCHEpt
Emma Eaues. Alien. Homer; Caruso, Scott Pla7ca
JoUrnet Conductor. ViEua
Sale Of for next weeks performances ssr-s
TO-DAY. THURSDAY AT 9 A I
WEBER PIANO USED
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-To-niEht 50 ~
sat Matinee and Evening Lasr Times ''fraIraul1ss
with Harry Walden Friday. Barsescu ss "szpphs'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES

Justice Flizse-aId yesterday appointed Nicholas
o ConneA receiver for the assets Rous & T,ts,.,
manufacturers OF cigarette tubes and r,anst
at 40 lsl Chrystie-st pending suit brourb4 ~ -
Eisenstein against Bernard HpEs. lis partner -
solution Of the partnership. ' 1uf a dis-
Justice lcventritt Yesterday appointed pe~t-.r4 q,
ugreW receiver Tor property covered a ehaffei
belonging 10 the Joyce Trucking Conparv 'a--ss
brought by Bertrand l. PettisreW a. N SUIT
close a chattei mortgage made February iaaa -,
receiver y requlred 70 give a Of So - 4Ie
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
CH4DWICK-LYONS.
CIeUelamd Woman Said TO Hare
Been 4rreSted zcith Bank Thief.
BY TELEGRAPH 20 THE TRrnr-x-

oUingsville KY, Jan 1S.-Descrptions Of Mrs
Cassie L. Chadwick and Sophia Lyons. arrested
in Mount Sterling, KY. in 1894 who was ar
rested with Billy the Kid" a notorious thief
who robbed bank. tally almost precisely. Fun
allowance, Of course, is made for years changes
and appearances when arrested. The Lyons
woman had many thousand dollars Of valuable
diamonds. and offered some Of them for her
release. Billy the Kid" served penitentiary
sentence. Sophia Lyons was acquitted and went
TO Ohio where she afterward served a peniten-
uary sentence A man who knows Mrs Chad
wick says that he believes she IS Sophia LYONS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Among the petitions bankruptcy flied yesterday were
the following
Judge Holt appointed Benjamin D. Biydenburgh tam
poTary receiver OF the Bedford Rubber Company alleged
o be bankrupt,
Francis +. Fiji. of Fallsbxrg. \ z, in IstitIon
gives his liabilities S3.sST and S4S0 The
CeuJreViIle Ia
he Of xiv liabilities
g2I. unsecured of SIS fs8 rhe
stock worth S25
s2ug aeh.s due So.s75. and SIS IN hank
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
oueA's TOBACCO CROP.

Havana, Jan. 1S-Cuba's production of tobacco
for the year 1904 was 4lsdO0 bales an increase of
1900 bales the yield of 1853 The production
OF tobacco IN Western Cuba increased and that in
the central and parts Of the island dir7in
ished. The United States took 1900 bales a de-
crease OF $500 bales compared with 1903 The
value of exports was; Leaf $1,000 900. cigars s74
!2O00; cigarettes. 10000 and cut leaf Sl3S 600 Al
though there 5000 bales less exported IN 1a04
than in 1893. the value last year was 81 so G6
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
THE esooK OF THE ROYAL gLug.o

The January number Of the Book of the RoyaI
Blue" which Is published by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company contains an illustrated
poem entitled Coin Home" some ballads 10 Bad
Babies" and a Song OF the Catbird" which is 10
form part OF opererta under preparation
Adam" Drafted" a Page Of Robbins and
stub Ends o. Thought" are other contributions A
rlptiol Of the relief department of the Baltimore
ard Ohio Railroad may be found in this number of
tc magazine, and IL IS said things from the pens
@
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
TIED TO BED TWO MONTHS
Child Nosc Too Weak to WaIk-
WOman Held for CrueItu.

. Mrs B. B. EvarEon. e neEress. is in the Nassau
County Jail accused OF cruelty u twelveyear-oId
gin II alleged -hat The girl had been kept tied
10 bedposl for the last TWO months, and that
she is now weak that she cannot walk The
complaint against the woman made hy Mrs
Susan Gaole. Of smIthtoWn, who now has care
: Of the child Mrs LFersou will be arraigned be-
fore Justice TaruH. a. BellnaoTe tomorrow. She
3E said 70 be a laUGaulTn fcnd.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
MRS. CHADWICK IN COLLAPSE

Cleveland, Jan. ls.-Two physicians were called
70 see Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick in jail this after
noon She is said 10 be suffering from physical and
mental collapse. The announcement that M Car
negie had decided 10 reimburse the losers by the
failure OF the Obern bank has seemed TO aheot her
greatly. Dr. Chadwick called the Jail this morn
ing, and said that he thought his wife a very
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

TnIloWIuE JuuEIneiIh "eFc Med
terday being that debtor:
Bailey. John VT T Seward. ...-......,....... s557
Badsr Ulrike-J We'll and another
Beb-o, Henry J-C Mayeook 5sI
other eess
Dickinson. anna r, Aud Ferry'--N Harper.
Prudential williams i Prick and another. l.04a
Hazard Niliarn-Duval &
Union Railway CT schmidt :J..,. 1850 1864
stein-L schiesnger. ...---....---.-... ai7
King. Vincent C-H " Hldenbers. 2BO8
N@vE. Norris Bnmberg --4s---.-..... eco
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

,Iason waiter "a Tuner april - 1904 ss5s
r-i a ol-s1S OCtooeE 50 1901. 1231
Braumuller. Otto /. Braunuller Companv-
the Gsnsevoort Bank October 81 1895 -. COS
RuHane. Jllls MsG-H Eiorenburger: October Ii
1904 ,;--- :, s72
burn; January i. 1905. eI 400
Hughes. John L, Nary A. Kathreyn Martha
N Noble; December "A 1904. ..-...-.......- $50
JUDGMENT CANCELLED.
Absuan. Abram-o Person; December 20
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

Only few hundred Sl.85 derbies
left to-day-the crop wasn't big, and
over a thousand were gathered yester-
day by our friends.
Seconds" of our regular 50 and
81 derbies.
Sizes still good.
Sl.85.
At $40 and S25 our winter over
coat stock offers unusually good
values, while for S. or $40 more you
may pick up garment that was con-
siderably higher.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S s42 1850
Warren ST. 18th ST. 32nd ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArURE ALMANAC.

MiNlAA IKE ALMANAC
Sunrise % sunset 500 Noon Moons NE u
HIGH WATER
A M.-sendy $50 Gov Island G 10 Hen Gate q an
M.-sandy Hook 6l9l Gov. Island ESQ Hell Gate s;2s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The following the satisfied Judgments e1a-
yesterday. the first being that Of the seb,,r -
second that Of the creditor when Judgment was
- S
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
JUDGMENTS.

ldgments we're among those FLED yea
ams being that OF tho debtor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Sibeln unS Sarteu.

S6eooore 3. Sbonts, Der PrGiiosnt
Der Panama Canal @ommiiiiou, itebt
Dor einem neueu Rroblem. Seet, ba
Die am Canadian auf Dem Sltbmus uon
Yanama beIhdfti9ten arbeiter in ans
itdnoi9en @obnuusen uuter9ebradt
liuo unb aud gut perpfle9t wer0eu-io
bebaupten menislteus Die Wiitglieoer Der
@ommillion =, oenft Serr Sbonts,
Der Pr6iioent Der 8ebOroe, oaran, fur
llnterbaltung uno anre9euoen 3eitpers
treib Der sluseitellten wGbrsno ibrer
WtuBeltnuben iu iorgen. Dad lan9em
lleberleaen uno 30sern bat er cine
9robe 9lusabl BON Sibeln uno Spiels
furten ani6aifen laiien, bic ieiner slu'
iidt nod SeOem, ben weltli6 9eiinnteu
ionic Den religiOS an9sbauhten Arbei'
tern Selesenbeit seben wsroeu. iid
nod ibrem @elbmad gu unterbalten
uno su amiilireu. Damit bate Serr
Sbonts aber feline eigene S1peIter in
0arnii6 sebraft. Oiele lit cine iener
ianatil6en 9emperenSoamen, pel9e
oos Oeil unO Die Hettun9 Der Seelen
init frommen 8lOsfeln i'm Wfunoe iiib'
rem unb init iittliber @ntriiitun9 allies
oas betdmpfen, mas CUR Rile9e unO
llnterbaltuns oes riiinoi9en SeibeS"
oieut. SRI. Sbonts slaubt. es iei ein'
fa9 .ibUdin9". oaB ibr Bruoer fir bic
9lrbeiter Spielfarten Aauldaifen ldBt
uub oiele in Die Serluhuns fiibrt. ibr
.swises Ssclenbeil" beim Pofer ooer
bel siuem sslniitbliden n@ame OF Se'
pen up" ;u rueri6erSen". sic slaubt,
oaB meun Bibeln niht senii9en, fir
oieisni9en, mel6e poetii6e Jiei9unsen
babsu, r@ospel Spmns" an9ei6aift
weroen fOnnten. Die Dame bat fer.
ner Die cole abli6t, einen nbeili9' 'ern'
iten" SSuiierfries aui Dem Sitbmus 3u
er0finen unb niht cber ju ruben, bis
oas leste 2rOpfhen alfobolbalti9er
@strdnfe pom Sltbmus uerbanut 1T
unb ben in Sonnenslutb i6ma6ten'
ben arbeitern nur @afer-ob oieies
rein ooer mitrobeuburdieu6t lit. l9eint
Der Dame gang idnnpps gu isin-psr'
;apit miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Sittere Moth inter Der drmeren
Sepolferuna 2cneon's.

Sine Oeputation BON Sraueu uotb'
leioenoer arbeiter iprah bel Yremiermi.
niiter Balfour Dor uno fla9te ibm ibre
0iotb. Der Rremierminiiter jeiste ii9
iebr tbeilnebmenb unb erflirte ben
6ruuen, baB er nidts unueriubt laiisn
werDe. ,um Der 9tOtb inter Der armen
Yeu6lfernn9 @n9lanOs uno beionoers
2onoouS Su iteuern. Sine Wtalleuper.
iammluus wurOe pom 5rauen ab9ebal.
ten. in Der Die 0tit9lieoer Der Dele.
CATION ibren Seribt ii5er oas Relultat
ibrer Wfiiiion abitatteten. Die Sraueu
nubmsn 8eidliilie an. in benen iie sr'
tldrteu, caB iie ben Saupi fOrtieseu
mollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SeIatuare. sadapanna unS @sHsrn eatr


Sn ssraft ben I. Suui 1903
Giolid -8uld6t scranton fur Ntp gcri
nm 2.O5, 800, 6.05 800, 1910, Born. /; 12..
40, 3.40 une 3.35 gla6mittaes. 8iir Nsw
gcrf u. philadelphia, um $40 u. 10 10 gcrm.j
f2.40 uuo 3.3, NabmItiass. 8hr @culcs
bore. 6.tn 9lahmittass.
R0rolidt -|ur Buffalo um is. 6.22 u. 8 40
Wor.; 1. SIS. 6.35 uub 1.iu gahmitiaes. 8ir
8iuabdmtou, GImira unp 3piI1tnifattpntn, um
10 25 Wer uue 05 Ra&m. 6iir Sspssp.
Spracult uub Utica. um i.15 une 6.22 Dior. ;
f.55 Nahmitiass Ospeao. Syraeuit uuo
Utica 3ue UNI 6.22 WlOT. l6uft t6sli&, ausa,.
npmmtu Scuuiass. Rur WcntrOit um 900
Ror.; LOS unb 6.35 9abm. NiboIipn VIC
tpmceatipu. UNI l.t0 uue 10 Rahmittdss.
1loomsburg SibifIon-8rI6et Snautpn
fir AeTttumbtrlaub nm 6.35. 10 10 Wpr.
i.55 unp 6.35 Ra&m 6iir pIymputb I'm 9.G5
Wahmiiiass.
SonutaaSs3nee.
saoli& -5ir 3tp gprf nm $50, 800
sos nnb 1910 WOTssue; $40 unb 3.35
Rdhm.
0Srolid = GHr Buffalo um lis, uni
6.22 Wer. t.55, 6.35 une 11.t0 Nahm.
Cir Glmira unb 3piiGsnfahcnsn, 1925 8Or.
mittags
HIoomsbufs SibifiOH -9rIGbt Scranton
nm 1910 Wer. nrh 6.35 RdGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
eadatuanHa & 8Domins gaIIeg.
(eaursi einie.)
rrnI In aroft am 0uni igO5,

5Tat In ardtt am 9unt 1915.
3iias periaiTtn Suantou um 1 90. 200, 90
400, 500 uue 90 Mrrasus. lin 40 Wlpr.
gems an gBOdtutaetu uue aat uabfoletnet
ipauiig Wiuuttu, une nm 90 Wcrasns an
Spunidstn unb a1t natfcIstres jraujis M'
nuisu bis une iufluiips ~ 20 Rahts, in gBtl'
Ess-Saue III Wtuuten ip6tsr duiOmmtue.
3ias alIt 10 Wiuuieu an 0p&tniaBsn bon
800 bic $40 Nnhmitings.
GTpr6iiet baIttn nur in pittstcn an, ptr'
IaHsu SCRANTON atls Sunbe ideIih, ausat
nommtu SeHHtae. ron 7.f6 WcIasns bis I'm
i6NRa@mittass une trtftu in @iIfts- Bani
80 Minatea fp6tsr tin.
Stftnsr Ditna ,piiaH SrantOu, Nay aua
parf uHb Ttttreburs.
Sitbt 5abrplaH fiir stpddbtf6rbtrnbt 3hst.
80. @vIg IT,, @tritbrsItttr, Snauisn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16

- glus Berlin mirO 9emelOet, oas
Der preuBil9e Suitiiminiiter Or. SdOn.
iteo am IA. yiouember nah elfidbri9er
glmtstbGtisteit ;uriidsetreteu lit.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-28
HELPED COUNT
THE CASH
Judge Warren Truitt Has Return.
ed From Visit to PhiIa-
deIphia Mint

Judge Warren Truitt of Moscow has
returned home from trip to Philadel-
phia where he inspected the United
States mint being a member Of the
commission appointed for that purpose
by President Roosevelt. In an inter-
view to the Spokesman Review cor
respondent at Moscow relative to the
big mint he says:
"One of the most interesting features
of my trip" said Judge Truitt. was
the ceremony attending the official in
spection of the pound troy This pound
troy was established by act of con-
gress in 1924. and it is securely kept in
va 1t. within three strong boxes,
each of which is locked with two diff
ferent kinds of keys, one within the
other. One of these sets of keys is kept
by the chairman OF the commission and
the other by Mr.. Roberts director of
the United states mints. These boxes
can not be opened With one set of the
keys. but both of the representatives
must be present to bring the delicate
little pound troy out of the inner one
of three boxes, lined with channels skin,
for inspection.
by this little bulb shaped piece of
gold with a kind of a knob on it, is
fixed the value of the wealth of the
United States. 1t is SO delicate that a
tiny pair Of tongs is used to lift it from
it's receptacle to be weighed and
tested"
The commission had before it $780,
100000 in coins and bullion. There is
now 10O.000,000 silver dollars piled up
in the Philadelphia mint. Once inside
the walls Of this great building, that is
said to have cost about $4,000 900, one
is impressed with it's marble walls.
which furnish back ground for the
many piles and sacks of coins and gold
bullion"
The department had souvenir made
at the mint for each member of the
commission. 1t is made of solid silver
and is about three inches long and two
inches wide. On one side is engraved
a picture of President Roosevelt and
the date. On the reverse side is a view
OF the mint and other beautiful deco
rations. A beautiful leather case, made
especially for it, contains the souvenir,
which Judge Truitt values highly.