Morris tribune., 1906-02-24

cipal copper interests of the counass
were to be consolidated in one hOia'.s8
company. It was reported thai snS
Heinzes got So Coz co for their 1ntea-
ests, but this @-ss3 denied by the Afflsi1
gamated The effect is to imfnetilaleas
release the Amalglmated MINES =.
Montana from the Injunction oa,Sa a1'eas
by Heinze and which has been in eaasass
for some years, preventing tie VA'4
ing Of valuable veins
Lawson's Insurance Lineup.
The fact that Thomas W. Lawson
campaign for changing the control q
the New York Life and Mutual LIE
insurance companies was taking asaf-
mite shape was generally reported I'm
the press when it became known fsat
Samuel Untermyer, the prominent
New York lawyer, had agreed 60 go
as counsel for the Lawson comnaIsAFe@
The committee, so far as known, m
eluded Governors Cummins of Iowa.
Johnson of Minnesota, Hanly OF inaf
ana. Brewer of Florida, Blanchard SA
Louisiana, Fremont Older Of San f'Tsazf~
cisco. J. G. Henphill of North Carnlana
and ex-Attorney General Monheat ~
OhtD and Senator La Toilette OF WEI
conain. It was understood that Law
sou had agreed to turn over his proxies
Of which he is said to have 11cel'ett
$4,000 or more, to this committee. 1ne
companies on their part are said to De
securing the entire world for PROXIES
and a battle royal is anticipated.
Must Repay Campaign Gift.
The self investigating committee cf
Re New York Life Insurance company
il. a supplemental report holds that tho
contributions made by former PFesa-
dent Mccall to the Republican nauGDal
committee in the last three campo iggzass
amounting to $148, 702.50, We're not fe-
gaIIy justified and proposes TO bring
suit to recover the money. This W1sI
bring McCall's liabilities up to S425,SsSu,
The committee says that it believes
Mccall was actuated by a desire To
benefit and protect the policy holders.
although his act was Illegal.
Our Trade With China Gone.
II. 2. Schwerin, vice president OF tae
Pacific Mail Steamship company, Eyho
has gone to Washington to testify ceM-
corning the ChfHese exclusion legjsta-
ton, said in an interview that the I3as-
nese boycott had practically wiped cut
American trade with the FloWeTy
Kingdom. Besides this, his infof2na~
in
him to believe that the lives OF ali Ca1-
I casian missionaries are in the greatest
| danger. He says that the native cham
! bers of commerce, finally aroused oy
the harsh application Of our exclusion
law, have applied our own weapon, the
! boycott.
/ a. Garage In Every Flat. -
! The latest scheme for making apart
ment houses attractive to wealthy res
idents Of Chicago has just been am
| nounced by the Aermotor company.
| The projected structure is seven ste
| ries high, with an elevator capable at
! lifting the largest automobile and ita
occupants to any floor. On each floor
I is a large garage and quarters for the
chauffeur and servants.
Another Chicago Bank Failure.
| The Bank of America, which was IN
corporated at Chicago in December
last with $250,O0O capital stock, has
! gone into the hands of a receiver ON
the charge that it's president has OBJ
tanned $146,00O by manipulating seeu@
tiles.
Public Service Absorbed. j
The announcement that the Unifea
Gas Improvement company of Pbila-
delphia is to increase its capital sleek
to $45,9O6,25O is understood to fore
shadow the absorption of several largu
corporations, including the Public Serg-
ice of New Jersey. This is expected
to give the Pennsylvania railroad con-
troll of the big New Jersey traction and
lighting system.