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New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
LASTS ABOUT FIVE YEARS.
average Length Of Service Of a Restaurant
Waitress.

I7 Nsiuesses in the restaurants in this city
-'' organized into q union" said one to
sF-g t+poiier as she paused for a moment IN
tsy n ~ guef' out we Eympathize with our sis
A.. l-i-dBcs Who were receutlv cOn1nelled 10
r-sv 80. -eL 1 notices upon their employers in the
Z r-s,- nat unless the latter Were less profane
hrH rsB-i- rr -se toward mattresses and refrained
irsrs ffa-s ----s mem IN the presence OF Gus
d. =, 1ss-e re would be a general strike OF that
Es 4snale wage eaTners ln the city by the
trfsSts sie not as many mattresses IN the res
Es5 br ~ ''-s e-sy IS would naturally be sup
n ~. -. ne casual thinker and / doubt IL there
4 e IDIe tlan between -93 and 80 ali told in act
Flrlssso' l1e4I This does NOT include the colored
sHs.sl oetc-llE houses, Of which there are
rlirSssss ~ anus, but applies only 20 the white
n. So es N resta Ira.ts The Conditions OF SER
q tor s,ct Deel very unpleasant in Chicago 10
N.fessss = q oelerHll1sd stand on the part Of the
w thelr s5ss-1--st ne treatment they received
q tls E1et t-lloyerf, ana am glad TO say that as
tsstop IA eoaolLons co not exist here. Our oc-
e We srs s,.1s5 - means OF earning livelihood
l1as AZ e eluue1 70 ali the consideration at the
a, " a. al employers and these whom we serve
e 6sT 81. 81 our working hours average about
~. e. o-T own expense. The average pay IS
tE tnrS.C,D Deea IN tie business longer, the aver
fllsss1 ~ ~ service, or the average life OF a
sssa Vs-y ,,aiot eo2t aye years. Some women go TO
tsy Fs,ss -1--6-!J VINE others who 6re naturally
sssaos 80 .ae u better but II IS q very trying oc-
oas I. - women a. the best"
W. ss.psrs .Sryest employers Of this class Of
esc n @teAgs 70 Their girts and reprfmsnded
s1ie 49, presence OF their customers DO not
t,stcs s - III g1lon tool; the action desorbed in
Eet The Star" Mattresses IL Wash
~ ~ ~ accorded fair treatment and 20 rny
csssv-tS tney are better or than the average
sx IA - .sn n The shops. for they receive as high
,SE1.ln q the shop girls. and get their
s-rc,sson Women !n some respects make
ssSss,oyes than men n waiting on tables In
&C one of these respects Is that while
Co. tVerHe 20 receiving the customary tip
SEsS--@ Trey are not 50 insistent upon IL as
sknssL 90 they osnote their displessure when
SHtro.. 1con.ng II such oisagreeable man
NgS--s 4el waters ev1nce A large percsnt-
ssgsT ygSSsstons q the restaurants In his city
ses es is moi forthcoming from woman 70
We d. night night think 1t would be. but Il Isn't
- - nen 10 the mattresses Rs freely as
70 e waiter though there are a few who
), s4a - -,-nlnAnnn 70 this regard sa 70 ssx
81 ic ~. ~ nen onEicer1ng the tip as al iacl-
sse-sx - -. neal Anc there are lots OF men who
sssss. - Tracts where girls are employed as
- hss.,- because they can Escape the tip
sSsasc -. No % tRr &c the propTietors are
S2x q ~ 90 not care whether CUR girls are
~ q rsssa w pay regulation wages and we let
Washington Star.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. septsmber a. 1909
ing q cars for siaushtarers ana markst
offered for sale to-day Feeling STEADY Dressed beef
prime native sides; Texan beef 6Q7o Lvsrpool
ard London cattle and 5se market ssady a. AZ
tOrian Liverpool 800 cattle equally divided between
600 quarters OF beer astf1nats) FOR other shppsrs To
Batio Is estimated 20 caEry 9eOO quarters
q beef 70 LlvsTpqo and the RsFmadian VIII Carly cat
CALVES -Receipts were sO4 head. including c0r
sghGs a caves sP1 o. Fair I 10 Eoa T.a sold at S oss per
100 10 with no strictly prime SrsTse; god Western
I2I7c
per lOe 10 do. 1877 ~ at IS Soi 30 Westerns calves
s Sanders: vsals 10 n at 90.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Recsipts Ga cars. i2le
the market and with the stas stock there
and steady; lambs firm and prime stock lOgl5o higher
oS s6ee5 % va: a. Ss Is per loo r. cas a. s. g.
common prime lambs a. se9Ss 23i onIs az s4GSo 5o
i0isc per n; dressed lambs at 1OG14o
saess. Judd 3 Co 22o stats lambs n % p syssaxs
vania do "a fo at s. so: 25 euIls As u. at $.
George Dilenback; 222 Northern Canaia IAuaes
76 70 at s. -. IA do IS 10. IS -
s. 75 II cuIs IS r. at s. So shsss 10 b at 81 90
late yesterday. 2S5 Buffalo lambs. 90 n. 50 sra
s n SsRdsI1 at St 5o i q s1as es s s3 r. az ~ & E. So a. 80 'n'''
Kerns Commission Co 127 state lambs. 81 70. at 81:
HOES Receipts weTs il c-rs or 4eO Head and thsrs
was about carload on sale Prices We're r9Jed steady
quotaeie at So 95gsI 10 per 100 70 Country dTesss
1O1sGl01se for light hogs and pigs
Sales. all late yesterdays Judd Co; los STATE
hogs lSs 70 average at - 10 per leo % ~ 90 10 @
roughs sos n. s5 10 do, iG6 n So; s'ass. 2Ss
J, p Nelson: 80 hogs. 17s n 81 O.; rough
]. &. Curtis & son: hogs. 175 n. at 81 10; 8
90. 245 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bsoa sept @3-Ihe wool market IS more active and
= uzg1fy @. te dealers sharing in the business
le-,gT E10is sell iGs- and me demand COCO for
gaE Al t1ree-eiehths grade Of both territory and
be- E1ta me one Prominently active. Pulled woods
Gf ls u@ in demand and srDers are selling af fOlf
tfl--5fE about 90. Frr-iEu grades in request
Da--' fl1ti-as follow o.lr and Pennsylvania: NN
q lat s4gs4--ei y alEa-r, 30 ] s0g4lc: No -
10 M unTdshel 2E-6rs hale blood, unwashed
sls- nee-figH-1s blood uIvaslsd, 3iG35c: quarter
80 -"es.ra a-1aa.- I'D d--as. washed, 36II31c. 10
l-.ls11 $50 Michigan. zine uuwsshsd. 25d26
--l 's5 l1vazne-. - ;.a. tlree-eighths blood uu-
s---- oes5. qlar'er blood unHashet. 2Id32c. de
- --aes1e1 -fQ-ss Kentucky. Indiana and Mis-
-. l1ing tHree-eisrt-s blood 3SG35c do quarter
eieosc -eza5 t--1gr--f- Fine y months. 72d72c:
- - Z months q eh.. fHe faIl clean 5SQ50c. Cali
80 slt4 d-sisf; Northern. choice 6SQ7Oc; 90 good
=. - ..llle county '1GIir- southern G2fr63c, fall
..ig oregon is-1lre- HzelsI- Eastern. No l. ste
- .-e'st 40 clothing, GlEfN.. valley No J. GGG62c.
~ f.sEIs sEIs tss7lre1 las.z- Fine. 7&aT5c. fine me
~ H- n+cilT. tEflh'1 territory tscoured ba-
= tl- .lgi--. fna medium. GS71oc. medium. sJ8
= sse-eol az Aew AeE--- spring tscoured basis:
- 49, 20 t4ltfr Pulled wool ,scoured basis (:
- '-fi4c ire a. GsTf4-- a supe-s. 60T64c: Z 90,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

1CA4 t'N-buslness IN the cotton market a little
less active to-day, but the market steadied. and
closed al an advance Of 4GS points general list
ana Il points higher September. which advanced
oy the covering Of eleventh hour shorts
aay We're estimated al 2yoGO bales The opening was
steady az advance Of 416 points IN response
cables ana prices worked Of 9q11 points
curing the session
reports that Southern
with holders trrner in their advance, how
ever there considerable realizing prices
after midday closing several points OF from the best
the active months Liverpool closed lQ4 points higher
being also relatively steady September when due
about unchanged The English spot market
higher sales Of 5000 and private cables
reported cearer Southern offerings. The weather map
showed less general showers belt,
the detailed reports showed quite heavy precipitation in
notably Galveston district.
from Washington predicted that the West Indian storm
would the Gulf today. private
stating locked q he
going the atlantic. Private wires
ported good deal Of cotton the field claimed
damage from the rains which however. were not heavy
enough greatly alarm local shorts
The contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
OTHER MARKErssY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 25.-CATTLE-Receipts about 1SooO
Market steady but weak Common 20 prime Steers
81 I5GS6 ~. s. 7OQ$f 80; herers. S2 uS 70 nGts
S3GSS sockers ard feeders = OtN
S4 so HOGS-Receipts. about l4t0O head MIAet sSaey
to Sc higher Choice prime heavy. S. 60S6 4S medium
good heavy. butcher wegnts. - - fs6 90
good TO choice mixed 60. pacns 50 la4S6 S
pigs IS sOGS6 SO SHEEF'-Kecepts about 5.OtO nead
NsrS for best steady 10c lower; sheep
81 6OGS5 IS: yearings 50 - Ss8 lambs $te4Si 30
T-aSr FsIfyaIo Sepr -CATTLE-tteceipts. $50 head
fairly active and shade easter NEAIs-Eseeeipts 90
head: slow 25c lower. 81 oUGSa 20 AuNfS- Heceipts
ssOO head active pts steady Others shade nsseT e
heavy ana 81 05aS1 few a. s. %. Workers. 50 %
qS7 pigs s6 TO@s6 Is ronshs s. oSg$S so staSS - 20
q dairfes S61S6 So SHEEP AND LAABS-kecelptss
24o0 head; slow lambs active and SGloo higher
lambs SSESS; Canada lambs. 81 6OaSl 50
25.H0tTS active; butchers and ship
TOl7$5 10 s. 6QlS6 25 CATTLE steady
iar 10 GOOD shlppers s4 50qS5 40; S2ese 20
STTE s. 50SA TS. LAMBS active 81 = 81 80.
25-CATTLE-Fteceipts. q. 900 hsads
tnciudinK Market for steady; others
steady T. lower Choice export and dressed beet
steers S. 5oS6 80: good sass s5i Western fad
4Ox5 stoc<crs ana feeders. - eo1S4 90
Southern steers So T59sS %; Southern s. 5Qees
s24S3 native hetfsrs. Sc % fS5 ouas
Sass; calves SSGSo 50 HOGS-8eceipts, 1900 head;
market strong higher top Sc co. bulk ot sales.
50 4OaS6 Co heavy s. 80as5 40 packers 81 s51sS s.
market steady Lambs S62SI 40; FED sheep s2d ysAg-
hng. 81 ToGS5 50; Western yeariinks - bS so Vest
shssp. sass % st0ekers and resderx - eoSso -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

~ western Writer rs sa. futures easy September
4 se5. Ds,5mbe- Is 4is-s Aarch 6s 5Asd. CORN.
~. -7r. American nike 5s I'd; futures quiet De
-ss- a 6s. January lHeuH IS i1sd. PEAS. Canadian
rsssv 8. lod HOPS. az London Pacific Coast. 1906
r-- MN i l5sGE5 Js Tlfg r. - Louis fancy win
~ -sssF IS BEEF extra India mess. dull. 65s SO
p1FK mime mess Western, dun. SIS Sd. HAMS, short
-r 4 m % n frm Bls. BACON. Cumberland cut
3 d 81 n f-u 5ls. short rr l6 10 - -. quiet 52s
s-E clear u1dles light = 20 - n, firm. 54s: do
IAN b o. 80 g. f-u. J5s 50. short clear backs u
p = o. cuet 4is g.. c=z- bellies. i TO 16 n, irm
o. g. SHOULDERS square, Il 70 13 fb dull 37s
LARD r1ime NeseIu. -le-eS, firm. 4os: American
rtre8 IN pals d-n 46s CHEESE, American finest
rdl.s firm Gs. 90 c0l1Eed firm. CPS. TALLOW. prime
r-r 1-m 2s 3D. TCEPENLI\Ec. spirits. quiet, 46s Sd
-ESSEEp OF. quie;. 2s 8. BUTTER. finest United
states STEADY e5c good United states steady SIS. PF
TEOLEUM steady Gsd. R0SIN common steady, 9s I'D
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
The MERCHANTS TRANSFER 8 STgRleE CO

Announces that It receive Subscriptions for an
issue of
100000
ear FIRST Mortgage, Five Per Gold Bonds.
ms company was organized under laws of the
Soa ga OF North Dakota with capital Of S125
o Ihe purpose OF doing storage and transfer
business IN the city Of Fargo. II as manufact-
gIs agents and deals in agricultural implements etc
Company 9 warehouse erected in 1893
u Iip teet four stories basement II Is very sub
stantally built OF and cement and has storage
capacity or 10000 feet platforms The
125 feet. ~ 'o1'"ee AaoiilI'es
business mas become large and prosperous and
increase mas MADE additional capital
pseo nod issue OF 100000 TO be upon all the
ee estate and assets Of the Company now held and N
pe ecquired These bonds sH further secured
palo single premium, gold endowment
S4Suv IA ne North american Life Assurance Company
- eS invited The Company will glad
~ 7-N ATS representative TO see you upon request.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
Financial.
Central of Georgia Railway Company
TO THE HOLDERS OF
FIRST, SECOND. AND THIRD PREFERENCE IN
COME BONDS

Savannah, Georgia. September list. 1900.
Interest at the of FIVE per cent. being 5000 on
each Of $1,000 asoerained ard declared
the First Second Third Preference Bonds
OF this Company will paid October 1st 1906
by the Guaranty Trust Company Of New York No. IS
Nassau Street. New York City Citizens South
eTn Bank Of Savannah. Georgia
Stamped bonds which coupon sheets have been at
ached in accordance with circular septeb>r 18th
1900 need be presented. Interest thereon will be
paid upN1 presentation and surrender coupon No l.
Unstamped bonds presented to Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York Citizens & Southern OF
Savannah. that the payment may lie noted thereon.
Attention is called to the circular September
1905. under which. by depositirg unstamped bonds
with the Guaranty Trust Company CT York or Cit-
zens' Southern Bank of Savannah holders may have
attached TO their bonds representing the
interest hereafter be ascertained declared and ray
able the bonds being simultaneously stamped with an
endorsement showing payment in full to da
and providing that thereafter will he paid only
upon presentation Of coupons Particulars may be oh
tatned upon application Guaranty Company Of
New York. Citizens & Southern Bank Of Savannah or
the undersigned.
by Order of the Board of Directors
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
me OPERA HAT AT CHURCH.

q. unnhsrB have devoted much attention
fssi to,s,'ea % male costume Centuries ago
=, = hscI ~ = Hound that q couple OF buttons on
a,SSsa ThS1sto oost would keep the swordbelt in
ri srss sword be,ts i v1is anr fraoS ,"t.S wear
~, g.. tne buttons invented by the great
~ clhoss rs Death little wes done for Us,
49, xss - invented the opera hat Now, that
~ Ia; v. sea thing. II Is astounding, there
E.-e ksss e,sEo VIC hsve retained the two buttons
= % s sbs sss SgsTsb tban nat Nothing Is
~, eDe1 bStss ehursh wear. Why shouldn't we
p.s soac.tr@ - Hhsn we 90 70 church, II you saw
80 v,ao,s.- - sunday wearing his opera hat you
~ EsHroye4 trust moneys from h;x hSsp-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY coMPaNS

PFD. CAPITAL. STOCK DIVIDEND NO 30
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors held this day It resolved that a tivi-
1s4 per the Preferred Capital Stock OF
Company be declared and paid Monday October
1906 at the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York. No. 2S Nassau Street. New York City, TO
stockholders OF record at the close OF business Tues
dav September 1905 books VIII close Tuss-
day September H. 1906. and reopen Tuesday oo-o
Der 2 1905 s 8 DE LANO, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
REALTY ASSOCIATES.

1T5 Remsen Street. Brooklyn. ". 7.
DIVIDEND NO. 4.
September Path. 1904
The Board Directors this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT, ana
EXTRA DIVIDEND from the earnings Of the year
OF TWO PER CENT. upon the capital stock OF this
Company payable October 18th, 1906, 70 stock
holders Of record at close Of business Saturday
October 18th 1906. HENRY A FREY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
Dividend Notices.

New York City 31a e.
American Ice Securities Co. Deb. So.
Atlantic Shore Line Railway 1st Cons. IS.
Bush Terminal Co. 1st As.
Central Pennsylvania Coal Co. First 5s.
Computing Scale Co. of America Collateral Trust
First 6s.
Consolidated California Vineyard Co. 1st 6s-
Corning IN " City Hall As.
Genesee & Wyoming Railroad Co. First S.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
THE COLORADO & SOUTHERN RAILWAY

II Broadway. New Ylrk. September LIST. 1904
dividend OF cent. go the first preferred
this has been declared by its Board OF
Directors payable October ls 1906 out OF surplus earn
holders Of of first preferred stock as ey
appear close o. business September 18Th lSo
The books the first preferred stock Of this
Company will be closed II O'Clock noon September
18th 1906 and will be reopeued az 10 clock A NJ on
October 2d. 1906
No Nassau St. New York September 1st, 1905
The transfer books first preferred stock Of The
Southern Railway Company will be closed a
y O'Clock September 18th. 1906 and VIII reopen
10 o'clock A. VI. October I'd. 1906
on october Ist 1906 be prepared 10 distribute
dividend OF per cent. (27 when received
office the parties entitled there 10 as
appear the books when closed as above
HALI4GARTEN & CO.. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

Oflce OF the Treasurer New York Sept 18th 1903
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Company. a.
meeting held this day. declared dividend OF ONE
AND ONE QUARTER PER CENT. its capital stock,
payable this Office 18th day OF October next
stockholders OF record the close OF business on
Saturday, the 18th inst.
EDWARD L. ROssITER. Treasurers
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

2Se basis e5 test and freight Federal equal
to 4o294 ooc duty paid. 96 test Stock IN the United
Kingdom, 81 0o0 tons against last year
The London market quiet with prices barely main
tanned and September quoted at Ss Cd and October at
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
Ftnanciag Meetinss.

CANADIAN PACTFTC RA1f-W7Y c0SCr---
NOTICE TO .sHAREHOIDERsf
1he Iwenty-hrth Annual Meeting OF ths sharsa,AA--
ms company for the election the Dreosors -
me places OF me retiring Directors and the tras-
acuon OF business generally. will be hsld on 70 rrN7sS
DAY. the Third day OF October next az ths nr5os-sI
- -"~-'' ~o~2
- Inc Connnnor Stock Transfer Boolrs win aIo.. 4.
montreal New York and London at ] p M on sstrs-
gay SepteUoer 1st Ths Preferences Stock Books wi
also elose al p NJ on Saturday Septsrnoar fEt
All Books will be re-opsneG on Tnursday. 0otyo>~
BY ORDER or THE BOARD
CHARLES DRINKWATEA
Montreal. August sItn. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

,grr-ro-, a, New TerE. 5sp1 "a lecA
NO41CE - hereby given that rueatiaw aS
Sns Srs ssoexnolders OF THE WESTERN UNION TF-rD-
SftaFH COMPANY Will be held at exsc1sttvs oe-~.
o. o., 1he S8IIa1y Room No So No 1so Broadway IN tho
Ity q NeT YORK Wednesday, 10Th day os CSnto-
per 1909 at u O'Clock noon for tho election of Dfrrt
and Inspectors OF Election for the trapEaoon -
SeH o1ner BUSINESS as may come before ths nesting
A r. BREWER, Sscrstsry.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
WESTINGHOUSE
Buffalo & Susquehauua Railroad Company

Common Stock Dividend No 80
The regular quarterly dividend Cr ONE AND ONE
QUARTER Qi4cSl PER CENT the Common stock
has been declared. payable October 1. 1906
r. A LEHR. Treasurer.
FISK & ROBINSON. 35 Cedar ST.. y. T.
Fiscal
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL aASE

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND,
QuarJerly dividend OF four gns dAy hsn
aeelared by the Directors OF this bank PAYABLE "a An9
viii closed. n 3 rs<s5rzr-ra - 49,
New York. septerbar 21st iejS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
That's why it pays advertisers
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED BERERy

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
ocIare their intention OF forming stock corpo-nton
he I Ro~n as the Eastern Life Insurance Company
o ocated IN the Borough OF Manhattan CItv OF New
YORK for the purpose Of making upor the lives
the health OF
1eelOh ana 10 grant, purchase dispose az
Snder and pursuant 10 the insurance OF the state Of
Htt Aofk Dated August 10Th. 1906 Iohn s. Hanson
E3a Hansm Ne, r. rAidgiey Charles Anderson Herbert
reeves. Max HelTuan Moses Napelbaum L,
bach; Irving Emmons. John C. Hanson 4 RaeEay
SharIes E Hammond. Watson 3 Robinson AftSn
Church. William A. Cross Hoskinr --N0'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
Dniden6 Notsces.
.c* Sc BROADWAY no.
If AT THIS on
1us

Grand River Coal & Coke Co. First In
Hudson River Power Transmission Co. Rsr6 ns
Hoosiek Falls Illuminating Co. Reid q Imp 81
Islip Union Free School. District No I, 4s-
Leggett, Francis Fl. & Co. First 6A
New York Athletic Club Second s..
Pan Handle Traction Co. First So
Pearson Publishing Co. First go Reg
Waldorf Building Co. IS.
Watkins. Village of. 49s Water Reg.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
,ryr, rNATI0sAr. BIsCuTr coAIPArr,

OF ONE PER CENT on ths Ctrnr,or So, ~. -.
% payable October Is 1906 stookhoidsrs ot rs
lose or business Septenoer % 1q0a ranxesv
~ 4ao W. 5e closed rom September 29 fe0d 10 ooto1s
-. -ooo Doh noiusive 5. e BUGBEE rrsar.rsA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Twenty-third Sc a Sfrth Ava.

Nsw York. September 10,
A. meeting OF the Board os Directors this esna
asd this day a quarterly dividend % THREE Pen
CEN4. was declared on the capitaa stock oS
payable free OF and eftsr 5ptsnDsT tsaa
Der 1st 1908.
u L Dor-orAsA c.sna~x
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

by order OF the Board of Directors
T NJ CUNNINGHAM. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
THE HALL SIGNAL COMPANY.
Qnnrterly Dividend Preferred stock

New York. September 25ch,
ausrteriy dividend OF ONE-oI-A AR-rEFs or FSSru,
PER CENT q OF 10 upon the preferred stock q his
company has been declared payable 1904 20
of record the close septsrer
Zin 1906 said dividend being addition the
cent dividend already declared paid prstsrrsd
stoek for the year booxa
p z TVAITEJz zser.sa~~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
THE HALL SIGNAL CoMPAyY.

zEfh Quarterly Dividend Common Stock
New York September 18th 1900
a quarterly dividend OK ONE AND TEfREE-CJrA
u%9l FER CENT the stock 0T ths Com
pany has been declared PAYABLE October 1905 TO sto-
holders OF record the close OF September h
1906 The transfer books SEPTEMBER 27th ana
reopen October "a, 1906. 2. K. WALLER, Secrs.sry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-11
I'D Gross


Many psopsnesIect the use Of disinfsetants because they
ivs4outsaeh a disagreeabe odor, which penetrates in all
parts dtheshouse.
Dons risk health for that cause. Its all unnecessary.
RED CROSS disinfectants are Just as powerful as the 9th
us Eet odoressa
Asa splendid dsiofectant for use in the house, where it is
desired is AVOID any indication of its presence use RED
cRCSSaSOLUTION OF CHLORIDES. We keep it in a
eoneeatratsd form, and a bottle large enough to make two
gancns IS strong solution costs but so cents.
We sal the RED CROSS CHLORIDE OF i M for
sse u sewers, sinks, drain pipes, Be, in S, 10 and 20 cent
WeaYsalfth standardartc1e in this line
caFBoHs Add LysolN GreoHn, PIat's chloridss, Bichlo-
1aes. Gopeas &es &c,
telephone tight away, on either phone. # you are N q
hurry fof anything.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-11
.EXPLOSION
o,coNNoR GAVE HIS
LIFE TO SAVE HIS WoRkMEN
WHO NARROWLY Es
CAPPED.

NEW YORK, Aug. la premature
explosion of dynamite in the North
river tunnel.o If the Pennsylvania rail
road resulted in the death Of foreman
Michael o'Connor, who gave his life
to. save several workmen. PATRICK
coyne was injured. Conner saw that
the fuse to the dynamite cartridge
was burning rapidly. He knew that all
would be killed. He shouted to the
men to run, while he went himself to
extfngutsh the fuse. 1t was a narrow
escape for the entire gang.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-11
Fined and jailed
Were Financiers
BROTHERS ARE CONVICTED OF
CONSPIRACY AND MisnE
MEANoR.

PITTsBURG, Pa. Aug. M-George
and John Robinstern, former well
known. local fnanciers and mill own
ers, were. sentenced today to pay a for
felt of $500 each and undergo six
months imprisonment in the work.
house. The Robinsterns were offcefs
and large stockholders in the Eleanor
Iron and Steel Company, which went.
into the hands of a receiver several
months ago, and it was in connection
with the failure of this concern that
the charges. of conspiracy and nisde-
meanor were brought upon which the
brothers were convicted.
shortly after George Robinstern en-
tered court and before sentenct had
been passed a revolver IA discovered
in his possession and ne was quickly
relieved Of 1T.
The court officers say it was his in.
teution to commit suicide If a long
sentence was imposed.
Immediately following the action OF
the court, an application was made fot
a writ Of supersedeas in order to car
~ the case to a higher court. Judge
Ga1braith granted the application and
fxed bail for each of the men at s5f
600.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-11

airrn TO the West NIre'piap HIth
understanding that the city would rag
therefor whatever the work was rea
onably worth r. do not know much
about printing. but 7 have mot heard
any one say that the bin of me West
virginian was unreasonable for the
work that was done. That Is fhe only
question IN the case j. have MADE me
sqaeston IN me ease have maze no
seffort To ge me bf1 hronghfconnch
stated s. Time onthe con
trary was NOT council whehthebHl
was passed. another thing the Times
well knew.
The committee saw the trick ofsthe
Times editor and predicted that he
would do just what he has done They
were not surprised at b cut
dried editorial on the subject
/ will ask thatyou give publication
In yolr columns to this letter have
endeayored to nse as respectful IAN
guage as the emphasis desired would
permit The letter Is long, but thh
Is made necessary by the articles in.
the Times on and on for many5nonths.
HARRY SHAW