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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-16
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Notice

A rumOr having gone about that l
had advanced the price OF drugs since
the recent earthquake and fire in San
Francisco, l wish to state here that
the report is without foundation and
absolutely false in every particular.
F. j. Ste'nmetz.
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TALBOT. j.
We concur.
Fitzgerald. c. J.
NOrcrOss, j.
Carson CemetaTy Water Wards

Notice is hereby given that water
has been turned on at the Cemetary
and that no person in arrears will be
allowed the use Of water until the
amounts now due are paid.
Patrons are further notified that it
is the intention of the Trustees to
give a six months service this season.
instead of five months as heretofore,
to do this prompt payment by water
users will be necessary.
April "a, 1906 GEO. w. KEITH
Secretary and Collector
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Notice to Hurietrs.

Notice is hereby given that anv
person found hunting without a permi.
on the premises owned by Theodo a
Winters, viii be prosecuted A lin
tied number Of permits will be sold
at So for the season or so cents foi
one day.
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Lost

A par OF eye glasses with gold
chain attached, in case The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office. tt
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-16
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR

To the Honorable. the Board of CoUD
ty Commissioners, Gentlemen:
In compliance with the law. q
herewith submit my quarterly re.
port showing receipts and disburse
ments of Ormsby County, during
the luarter ending Dec. so, 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

Sacob Sierborf's @irtbfdaft,
885 Mahadufetts @be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
60.

. auerIaubn e.
@iaiam @arb, 5lat, Is. nabe sIib'
lamb aps., 81, 900. - 6rau Warfsp.
@obnaaus. 81 2apmar Aps., 80. $50.
= 6. %. Wsstsr. Anbau. guinq
Str. nabe IL. Str.. $500. - 2spleb
God COMPANY, @obnbaus, Nemman
Str. unb Big Sour gifenbabn. ST..
600. - YObu glod. R%eparaturen. We,
rioian uno Waibington Str. $50. -
Q. q. @orIep, @obnbaus, Sultan
Nps. unb Sberiban. 5000. - @bas.
9elfenbergsr, %%eparaturen. 1913 Nin.
n,iota Str, $50. - Manes uub
Narp anarid. WObnbaus. 1888 Sao
Slinois Str, 81. 300. = Ringa1 &
&c.. Reparatursn, Warplano uno
gIadforb Str, $500. - 2ingan &
Co.. Office. MarplanO uno SladfOrn
Str. SO. 500. - Samss 3. Carr,
Anbau, $40 @beffsr Abe.. $400. -
6. 6. @otbrsa, @obnbaus, 6snorids
Str. nabe Obio Str, 81. 200. - s.
%. 3idsnorath. Stall. S11 Sanders
Str, $35. = 3. q. Attinfon. oOppeI.
@obnbaus, pratt uno 2aSane Str,
l 200. - @oparb @imble. Wobn'
baus, Sole Str, r1abe giienbabni9ie.
men. 81. 600. = @i9arbfon & porter.
Wobnbaus, Sultan Hbs.. nabe Sitter.
81, 500. - @cman's Realtp Com.
panp, Wobnbaus, singleton Str.
rabs 2earanba Abs.. 50. 900. - Ill
bert g. Sammonb. Wobnbaus. 2571
-2573 @orb Vsp Ssrisr Str, &c..
400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

Gtas 8aaste's Sibfeite &neipe,
1891 1ih CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
Yoli3eut&es.

gharIes &ubII, 1900 6otparo
Str, ben man 9effern abeno In ben
Hnlasen Der 6iep &efrigeratOr 90. tn
Wef Snbianopolis boreefunoen, tpurbe
bonn Sabritmd9tsr fsagenommer, unb
ben sur Steae 9erufenen @ablern
Shine unb Sdlanesn tibergeben. Die
Nntla9s laufet auf 8%runfenbeit unb
Bsttetsri frsmbsn @ieenibums. S4on
felt ldn9srer 3eit wuroen aus Der
Satrtt mpfsri6isr Wsiie 6anbwerti.
3suge entmenbet, uno benz @d&ter
muroe Auftras ertbetlt, ale unbefug.
ten g%tnbrtnslinse fef%sunsbmen. %ubiI
mar Der srfie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

Grace o n b, an Der Norh
gaf Ctr. tuobnbaft, uuroe bur& ois
Deteftips Rinnsp uno Rorgan Der.
baftst. Sie III bei&ulbist. einsn ret.
fsnoen, Sames Smith, cine perlsn.
mabel en%tuenost 3u baben.
g re3e & ri p o. Elm Rumdne.
tuurbe gsfsri unter Hntldge our Nuf.
reiaung gum Aufrubr unb bes Betreten
fremoen @igentbums perbaftet. 81
foa unter ben AngeffsIten elmer Babn
bte anbersn @umdnsr gum Str,iis
baben auffa&elu wolen. Die Babn.
poIi3tfsn Clifford unb Sessp nahmen
bt. Werbaftung cor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
@iess -MItar- 0rab.
O { b n,

gouarb unb Stella Nr3man, 533
Shb alabama Strobe. Wdb4en. -
porter unb 3i33ie Ssrbuue, 2129 Oh
nep Strabe, anabs. - S6amas uno
Rarp 2ans, sic Sorman StraBs.
Qnabe. - 6. 90. uno Nnna We@une,
1921 Rorb gapiiol apsnus, Rdb9sn.
Charles unb amp @arlsp. IS &oa9
Strabe, Wdb9en. - 5reo unb Wtn-
nie glertamp, 1141 NsIIon Sirnbs.
2nabs. - &onp uno Jrau peroe. 726
Barman Ebenus. anabs. albert
unb Rnrp Sspps, 728 @srmania aOs.,
Snabe. - Anorsp unb Wagsis Ga.
Ton, 739 8ermnnia Npenus, Wdo9en.
g. s. uno 5airp. Shslp, 26l1
gapitpl Absnus. Wdb4en. - :. g.
uno Sannab 9Owfe. Staot, Rnabe. -
6arbsp unb Caroline pstipforo, GA
gbbp 6trabs. Rnabs. - Osear uno
2aura Sbslp, 1926 2appss StraBe,
Rnobe. = Wiliam g.. unb Clip
champion, 1906 Wsf 81. Strabe.
NdbGen. - Nr9ts uno 2ouiIa Bin.
cent, Stabt, Wdo6sn. = Sames 3.
unb Rnihsrpn Dunn, 1921 @inoiou
StraBs. Rnnbe. = 6rso unb 6raneis
Born. 1118 gruft Strabs, Wdo&en.
= Diliam unb 5rau @olisr, Stabt,
Rnabs. - Sobn unb Wercia DisBsl.
1925 Oh DuibinstOn StraBs. Rnabs.
= &ob unb Nslis Smua, 1l04 Roo.
fepsIt abenue, WdbGsn. - 5rsb unb
Barbara abraham, 1926 Sanders Str.
Rnabs. = 6. unb Warp Wurpbp,
507 S6elbp StraBs, Rnabe. - Nnbp
uno u. Splitter, 2124 Orleans StraBe.
Qnabe.
@etraut.
elmer u. @rabam-Srmab Dr.. Deuel..
Better W. @unner-Aoa W. Sturaea.
George @Oso3u-Raria Salmase.
Wm. 8. Sumsr-glisabsib @aler.
Sames gunnins-Joa Alice @idbolb.
90. 81. RuHsl g. u. Rsinbarbt.
8. Y. Tonnsap-gli3abstb 2eaiing.
Sbos. u. gbmarbs-@afRe u. Sadion.
George Ssfriss-Wilis 9. 9oualls.
18TH Dsuprss-gtba Weielsin.
6p. %. s. Miler-gli3abstb Seuier.
Gehorbtn.
Nnoams g Ssrbas be Ia Sour, 60.
zoos 8roaowap. - Samss 8. aooi.
ion. 70. 1885 Nortbwsfsrn aps. -
6rant glber, 81. fdot. 6ospitaI. =
Sobn 3. grou9. 70. 1914 2inbsn. -
Ssan Seanlon, 6, 1889 6lei@sr Nbs.
- alice 6anb. IS, 1879 aentudp
aDs. - Rinsrpa 6. Ron. 81, 207
Of @pOmins Str. = Rbsa Wesf, 2,
las 8sbile ape. - Waribaa Batter.
2, 430 Dsf Wsrmont Str. - 6arrp
Wilfon. 2, LOG @siisnoorf Ctr. =
Charles W. allen, so. 1874 Spann
Absnus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
...MYreS Bulletin.

No9 ie9sSebn @infaufstase,
bann @eiRna4ten.
Saufen eie seitisit i'm @onat
nnb seiti9f am Sage, tpenn
mDsli4.
8eiu9en Sic bie &unit.Mb.
~tbeilun9-re9t baIb.
Ser Sei6enberfauf lit mod i'm
@an9e; &ommen sic fpieber,
bas @ebrdnse lit iett ni9t 10
fart.
SIR @inra6men ser SSeier<
tass.8il6er miiHen Sic balls
arrangements trefen.
Ser &us'@ erfauf 1T Elm gro
ber @elberiparer.
9rd4tis sei&lifene @laswaas
rem auf Dem 4ten Stpd.
Sur 2un9 prpbiren Sic einiae
e4te rSpiter 8ap" &uftern-im
Sbee 3immer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

= Der Demofrat Artbur 6. 6aper
uurbe bsuie ais Wapor bon Sos An.
esIss. Gal. nit elmer Wsbrbeit BON
2, 100 Sttmmsn erwdbIt. Sstne bet.
ben @sssntanbibaten srbisIten I'm Ser.
bdltniRs nur cine geringe Sttmmsn.
3abl.
= An Der Rate bon Connecticut
t1b bie Qoblenbnrfen Il. W. Rta6.
ter". rWirainlan" unb .@barIes We.
@iliams" eefunfen unb bie Qotlen.
barien ,6eHtue~ nab .9apiain 80.
misoa" 0ali& bon Nep 2onbon auf
ben Stranb aetrieben worben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

Sfsrlaust Gin gdHter nit Bfsrben unb Na-
- f4tnerien fur stne 500 Ader Sorm, In einer
bsuti1eu RiessrIaHnus, nate Rasssa, nil. Nan
essssRss an SIS. aihssr Deg lis. 0spssb. Sspa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

S1HerIanet : G:u Rdb9eu fur onaemeine 4ous.
fraeen aoas college Hpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
Snsiana POLLS 9ieaesfrans.

6sute Absnb finb.t In Der @srmania
6ale bic Derfammlung Der Witglieoer
bee Snoianapolis 2ieosrtran3 fatt, In
wsI8sr ri&tiye Grasen our gr6rteruns
eslangen tuerbsn. ginlabungsi III
bisier gsriammlung wurosn allen PAT.
Rpsn unb atiibsn Witelisbsrn fiber.
fanbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

sar "a stunosn snOsub = ubr mOrssns. 7. Sssbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

- Def netse 1907 2abrer
Gtntemoe 8ste fotpte Nas
rten 8 3aIenoer, belize bon
. ettti@lamo ttnporttrt, Hub
to- amieser Office, 81 GAo
9eIatpare Str. al babeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

= Die Wi9isau Central 8abn
ma9ie heuts In Detroit, Wi4., be-
fannt. bob oie 2bbns ibrer Nn9eaelI.
ten tim l biz 4 Gents per Stunbe e..
h6beu ruerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06

Sdmprrbpiben furirt In 6 bis IA Sagen.
Pazo Ointment if cine sarantirte Rur fir
iudenbe, blutenbe poer ~berporqueIenbe
9dm~orrboiten, In 6 Bis Ia Ta9er, ober baS
@eIb uirb 3uriiderifattet. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
@runbeigenttums -. uebertragungen.

CUTIE u. Rupp vi j.. y. SpItIe9
IT,. u, She'll bon Cots 40, Al uub AZ,
6oltmann=S Dpp Subo., Sanna's gr.
ben Subj, - BET 100 SUB. bsrbsi.
isrt. Stoieits @ortb Ctr. 0fli9 bon
gafern apsnus. So. 500.
gbuaro D. Bonner OF, gbarles g..
6al, Sot 81 unb She'll BON 80, glod
Al, Noro indianapolis, 374 BET 126
5uB. bsrbsfsrt, @oroieite %. Str,
psfli9 bon Annetts Ctr. 81. 600.
South Bart 2ano COMPANY on
Samss u. @olins, Got AZ South
part aoo., IS BET ITO SUB, baeant,
fHo6fli9 gds parfmap uno @af Str.
$3.50.
Nlta W. @larf an Waltsr 5. Dub.
barb, Got 542, armfrOns part sooi.
tion. IS bel las SUB. psrb.. SiOieite
Der 80. Str, ueftli4 bon &aoer Str.
$1,000.
Waltsr :. 5ubbarb an Auna 9.
Nc@reerp. basielbe. $1,000.
Waristta 8lab 60. an bic gurefa
Refrigerator Co.. 2beil Der 2ots 2 unb
8, Daisn's fs&fe ADDITION, 3O7 bet
AS. rs CUB. paeant, Sffeits osssber.
man 9rius, iibli9 bon Is. Strabs.
$4,000.
@taiam 8. 9abis on Minnie Sal.
mon, Got 665. ArmfrOns part aooi.
tion, IS bet 145 SUB. perb., WOrofeits
Der 80. Str, tpefli9 bon &aoer Ctr.
$4,000.
2aiie Brpant on 8iolst u. 9smrss,
Gots 81, So unb "a. 9ouglab part
addition, 95 bet 1924 6uB, bsrb..
Noromsftsde Is. unb SsIauars Ctr.
$1,000.
6armsts 8ruf Co., Administrator,
on Sobn 9. S4mio u. a., 3rufees.
Got rs, gsatp @o~mmifFOnsrs subbt.
ion, Outlot 104, 3.33 bet 100 5uB.
perb.. Rprbofsde Greer uno Mc@artp
Str. $500.
Gli3abstb Steinbauer on oisielben,
basielbe. 81.
@owaro Borgert u. u. on Caroline
S9rob, Got 8, @e1's Glib Sheridan
Str. addition. % bet las Sub, psrb..
NsHisite Der Merioian Str, iabIi9
BON palmer Ctr. $500.
philtp 2ilsp an Guaranty &ealitp
Co., 2ois 2 unb 8. gogemooo aoo.,
so bet 1901 SUB isos. paeant, Wst.
isite Central aps.. ftoIi& BON 46.
Str. $500.
6reo Cline on bisielbs. 2ots A rnb
5, bisieIbe Aob. $500.
pbilip aiisp on 5rsO Cline, bisislbs.
$500.
@iliam g. RuTslI an 2atis petsrs,
8beiI Got IL, @reb's Nob.. 80 BET 100
SUB. psrbsRsrt. RorOieite RaOmi Str.
pefili9 bon State ctr. $500. 'H''
Ni&oIas &oberton on @bmin SO,
Spencer. 2ots %, 90 unb 80, Blpd
g. @efeno Abb., 1O8 BET 1853 JuB.
6fIi&e Settle bon @srmania gbe.,
nbroIi3 bon Wi@isan Str. $500.
gbmin %. Spencer an Ni9uIas 70.
bsrion. btsfslbe.
Samss W. Wotprsr on CHARLES 6.
Solinssportb, Kbeil bonn nOrowsf.
Ii&en DtsrteI. Section 81, Sopnibip
Is, 8au9s 3, @entsr 8p. $3.50.
Winits u. 8afian on &oplnno D.
Somiins, Got q. Gomneps Arienal
9eiabts aob.. 40 BET 100 SUB. mea.
li9s Settle bon Bepils aos.. Thbli9 por
III. Dir. $lSUU.
Gsoras q. Wortb an gna BaIopin,
Got Q, gnslifbs Subj, 8beil Der 2.
Nortb Wooblaun abb. "a BEL 100
SUB. n6rbli&e Geite bon DsIob, bf.
lid bon 2eotn Str. $l025.
Soraee g. Smith. &ruHss. on anna
South, 8ruRss, Got Is. Blod 5,
Bruce aier abb. IL bel 140 Sub.
bsrbsRsrt. Wsffeiie Wartinbale abe.,
fioli4 ben %. Str. $1299.
Dieielbe an Nnna South. Got 90,
BlOd 8. bieislbe abo.. bisfsIbs @i6ee,
berbeKert, W,fisite Columbia ape.,
fibli9 BON %. Ctr. $1,000.
= Der ttette 1907 2abrer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-06
@etterberfmt

.fr "A etunbsn enosub = utr Worssns, T.. Sesbr.
Gbtcasp, 6. Oe3ember.
Sur Snbiana: s80n beuts yaa4t uno
6reitas; pieI fdIter.
QpeaLD etterbert@
Sd5n unb beSeutenb fdIter beute Ha4t
unS Sreitas.
fbermometerftanb.
S56ae Ie~mreratur .......... so @rae
R~teortgfis Tempsratur. $500. as
%. e. 4Ibtbe,
SectipnS.Dt Director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
LoNGWoRTH's WEDDING OUTFIT,
Boston Tailor Will Furnish Wardrobe
for Bridegroom.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, Mass. February ia Boston
tailor. John G. Mitchell, of 20 Beacon and
10 Park streets, will furnish the wardrobe
for Representative Nicholas Longworth
The outfit includes five suits, one overcoat
two white vests and an evening suit, COM
plcted two months ago
Representative LongwOrth became ac-
quainted with his Beacon street tailor dur
ing his Harvard days. and so well pleased
was he with the clothes Mitchell made for
him that he has patroni2ed him practically
ever since There is a story TO the effect
that Longworth once jokingly SAID 10
Mitchell, when / am married l VIII nave
YOU make my wedding outfit.
While the suits. five in number, are all OF
very expensive material, they are of de-
cidedIy modest design and pattern. In some
of the suits the designs are stripes, but
these are very narrow and but signify
different from color of the goods. IN al
the suits that are not of solid color the
checks and stripes not at all pro-
uounced The vests are of the finest linen,
with dull white enamel buttons In double
rows three high, and with the latest lapels
ex extremely wide The oVercoat Is very long,
reaching almost to the heels.
There was no necessity for Mr.. Long
worth to come on for measurements this
time as it was not so long ago he was in
Boston and had clothes made. At chat time
entirely new measurements We're taken, ana
ii was from these that the wedding clothes
were cut and made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
AFTER AUTO sPEEDERS.
Indiana Farmers Organize for Mu-
tual Protection on Roads,

CHICAGO, February 1G.-To secure re-
verge for the deaths caused by reckless;
automobiIists going to and from Chicago
through Lake county. Ind, last year ana
the farmers of that district mfwypapp
to protect themselves during this year he
formers of that district have banded tlem-
selves into what they call The Lake
County Protective Association"
The original intention of the assoclat ton
was to rid the county OF horse thieves. ana
by extending their plans to include auto
mobiiists they have c!assed the latter W. y
the horse thieves ana say they Will treat
reckless chauffeurs such The assocla-
tlon at meeting last night voted to Sc
cure the arrest Of any person in charge
of motor vehicle who violates the speeu
law.
The associa ton Will post guards along
the highway used by automobile scorcnerg
and plans TO deal harshly with them 4 our
persons were killed along those roa Is las,
summer by speeding automobiles a5d man,
persons We're injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
THE BANK Of AMERICA
Failure the Latest Financial
Sensation.
OFFICIALS ARE CHARGED
With Having Manipulated Securities
and Stock.
SOUGHT DRUGGISTS BUSINESS
Criminal Prosecutions Are Likely to
Follow Exposures Alleged in
Bill for Receivership.
SOUGHT DRUGGISTS BUSINESS

Special Dispatch The Star.
CHICAGO. February l6-Following the
action late last night by Judge Chytraus in
granting order placing In the hands OF
a receiver the Bank of America, comes the
report that two other Chicago banks state
Institutions. are under scrutiny. and that
action is TO be taken today in regard TO
them. 1t is not announced whether or not
the two banks under suspicion are In any
way involved in the troubles of the Bank
of America
The Bank of America action was taken
late last night on complaint of John E.
Kavanagh. a stockholder. He charges sew
eraI officers OF the bank with having so
manipulated the securities, mortgages notes
and the stock of the bank that they OBJ
tanned amounts aggregating s1iG.Goo.
1t is charged that they had absolute con-
troll of the bank and its funds that they
have dominated the directorate of the bank.
have done as they pleased with the funds
of the bank. have voted themselves such
salaries as they pleased and have loaned
the money of the corporation on such Sc
curity as they saw fit.
The Bank of America was Incorporated
last December with $4,000 capital stock.
The court appoints Daniel u. Healy re-
ceiver of the hank in bonds of SI5ao9o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
SEE AMERICA FIRST LEAGUE.
Unique New Organization in Annual
Convention.

PORTLAND, Ore, February 16.-rhc
northwest convention of the See America
First League assembled here yesterday in
the rooms of the Commercial Club GOV
George e. Chamberlain of Oregon who
acted as chairman of the convention a Salt
Lake City, delivered an address of welcome
Fisher Harris of Salt Lake City. executive
secretary Of the league, outlined the work
of the league a large, and A. L. Craig. gen
eral passenger agent of the Hartman lines
In the northwest, spoke on Those Present
and interests They Represented at Salt
Lake City
Emerson Dupuy discussed the 'Immlgra
ton Feature of the See America First" q"
after which a general discussion occurred
AT the night session Mr.. Harris again ad-
dressed the conference, his address being
The East Is Interested"
From Portland the ieaguers will GO to
Puget sound, where meeting Will be held
either at Tacoma Seattle. Mr.. Harris
will then continue east as far as Min
neapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
TO RETIRE FROM STATE.
Alternative of Insurance Company
Rather Than File Report

Special Dispatch to The Star
BOSTON. February Is. - Owing to the
stringency Of Massachusetts, Insurance laws
nnd 10 their positive enforcement by Insur-
ance Commissioner Cutting. the Prov.dent
Savings Life Assurance Society viii not file
its report with the insurance commissioner
of this commonwealth and as an altcrna-
tive retires from the Insurance field OF this
state
The time within which the report should
he fled expired January 10 Insurance Com
missioner Cutting granted an extension Of
thirty days. and on Tuesday. February Il,
one day before the limit had expired. he re-
ceiyed notice from the company that Il
would cease TO carry on its business In this
state.
'Cimothy l.. Woodruff, former lieutenant
governor of New York. the president Of the
company recently visited Boston In relation
10 the company's affairs President Wood
run said 81 was iuexpedlent to continue I'm
Massachusetts. Ralph L. Hubbard OF New
York city Is controller OF the company
The differences between the commissioner
and the company seem to be concerning the
valuation OF policy reserves. ii question
which was settled conclusively by the Mass
schusetts supreme court three years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
KENTUCKY's INSURANCE PLANS
Legislature to Enact Law for
Policyholders' Interests.

FRANKFORT, Ky, February 16-After
many days of deliberatio and argument
by counsel for the state and for life snsur-
ance companies of the country. the Joint
committee on insurance of the Kentucky
general assembly last night agreed on
measures proposing to regulate the com
panies, which measures will be presented
to the assembly for approval Tuesday OF
next week was set apart as a general field
day In the assembly on the subject of in
surance. joint session of the assembly
will be held and argument made on the
agreed measures.
These agreed measures require that all
life insurance companies which have been
in existence for ten years or more must
account annually to policyholders after
the policy becomes three years old ana to
distribute surplus annually on the policy
after five years from the date 1t was writ
ten, and also that all companies live within
their expense loading" that is within the
amount they collect in loading" in any
one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
AWAIT FRENCH REPLY
GERMANS AT MOROCCAN CONFER
ENCE MADE PROPOSALS.

AIGECIRAS. February I8.-The German
delegates 10 the Moroccan conference say
they are now awaiting the reply of France
TO their proposals which contemplate hav-
Ing small powers assume the direction of
the Moroccan police. 1t is significant that
Count Won Tatteubach of the German del
egation is now insistent on the certainty
OF settlement, but the other delegates
concur in saying that some doubt remains.
1t Is generally believed however that the
hnancial question will be settled by Mon
day.
Ambassador White says he will make no
proposals of good offices except as a last
resort and if requested to do so by both
sides.
Yesterdays strong article in the Paris
Iemps was not inspired from here. and is
hke'y TO embarrass French action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
DROPPED VALUABLE PARCEL.
Bank Runner Lost $50, 400 in Cash
and Securities.

NEW YORK February 16.-The loss Of
$50. 400 in cash checks and notes was re-
ported TO the Brooklyn police today by
Frederick j. Ennis. a seventeen-year-old
bank messenger. The boy said he lost the
money yesterday while carrying it from the
Mechanics Bank Brooklyn. for which he
works. to the Ridgewood Bank. The money
was in a parcel In his inside coat pocket, ac-
cording 10 the messengers statement to the
police and apparently dropped from his
pocket 10 the sidewalk.
He said that while stnl a short distance
from the bank where he intended to deliver
the money he felt of his pocket and assured
himself that the package was safe. When
next he examined this pocket at the 2idge-
wood Bank the money was gone The
amount reported lost Includes S2i, ,uOG iu
prOmissory notes, check for $1,000. drawn
by the Jenkins Trust Company TO the order
OF the Ridgewood Bank. and $4uO in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-16
THE TAGGART DIVORCE CASE.
A Continuance Refused by the Court at
Wooster.

WOOSTER Ohio. February 1G.-JudGcs
of the circuit court today refused to grant
the continuance asked for in the Tasgart
case because of the absence of Mrs. Tag
gart.
Capt Taggart was examined as to his
ability to take care OF the boys The court
then decided that the order of the court
below should stand as to Taggarts custody
of the boys, but reserved to Mrs. TagSart
the right to come into the circuit court in
the future and show that she IS a proper
person and able TO care for the boys.
In the meantime Mrs. TaggaTt is under
stood to be in Paris with her boys, and it is
said will remain there until Capt. Taggart
departs with his regiment for the Philip
pines.