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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
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NORTHWEST NEWS. .


North Yakima apples are now be-
ing put on the market. The crop is
said to be extra fine. They are selling
at $3.50 per box.
William Helm the boy murderer.
has been found guilty of murder in
the first degree at Fresno, Cal, and
is now serving a life sentence. He is
but is years old.
The working force on the Palouse
Lumber company's mill at La Grande
has been increased to 65 men. The
company is installing new machinery
and making plans to turn out lumber
on an extensive scale.
Fire at Fort Walla Walla Saturday
afternoon destroyed the stables of
company B. 14th cavalry. The loss is
estimated at $500. The fire is believ-
ed to have been caused from a cigar
stub carelessly dropped in the straw.
William Mathews has been arrested
at Eugene for the theft of five head
Of fine horses near Spokane. Math-
ews is a notorious criminal having
operated in Washington, Idaho and
Montana in past years. He was dis
charged from the Walla Walla peni-
tentiary a few years ago.
The great Indian pow WOW is in
full blast at Toppenlsh. Wash, and
red men from three states are present
taking part in the festivities. A num-
ber of Umatillas are there enjoying
themselves. The chief diversion is
gambling and many cayuses, blankets
and other Indian possessions arc
changing hands. While there is con-
siderable drinking the Indians do not
seem to lie in a bad mood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel st. Georgia.. W. Hartley,
Caldwell; H. S. Shelton, Portland;
William Dunn, do; Jack Harp, Spo-
kane; C. f. Bailey and wife Portland;
T. D. Young, San Francisco; r. Tur-
ner Salt Lake; George McGilvery,
Spokane; A. II. Small, do; c. A. Clark,
Portland; W. T. Hislop and wife,
Portland; f. Inman, Brownswood; s.
n. Lee, Portland; ]. G.. Callison. Full
ton; f. f. Callison, Fulton; Leah
Vaughn. city; ]. G.. Mcclellan, Nolin;
A. f. Kinsey, Portland; j. Alcorn, st.
Joe: n. Bang, Spokane: II. b. Sros-
ly. Walla Walla; A. Gray, do; George
A. Hall, Meacham; j. c. Currie, Port
land NJ. Mcdonald, Walla Walla; w.
B. Hepburn and wife, Wallace; j. II,
Spraer, Spokane; ]. G.. Hayden, do;
P. T. w. Hollister. do; j. w. Daniels
and wife, Wallace; J. D. Wassell
Walla Walla; G. T. Coyne, Portland;
]. Bailey Posters; F. ]. Grannert
Portland; f. c. Fish, Echo: ]. A.
Allison, Portland; ]. F. Gardner
Portland; G.. L. Richardson, do; ]. G
Slayden, spokane: n. Il. Snead, Kan
sas City; Nellie Royse. Meacham; j
Watson. Boise; A. NJ. Within, Hunt
tington; A. NJ. Brown, Portland; Chas
f. Rouen, Seattle; ]. F. Haley, New
York; C. L. Yin, Walla Walla; j
Law, Walla Walla; Mrs. Offner. do;
c. A. Gilbert and wife, Echo; NJ
O'Brien. New York; ]. F. Colburn, do
s. *. Watson. Spokane; Walter Baty
do; w. A. Thompson, Echo; A. II
McKeen, Portland; G.. A. Rising
Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
A Young Mother at 10.

my mother has suddenly been
made young at 10. Twenty years of
intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago, when she began taking Electric
Bitters, which have completely cured
and restored the strength and activity
she had in the prime of her life,"
writes Mrs. w. L. Gilpatr.ck of Dan
forth, Me. Greatest restorative medi-
cine on the globe. Sets stomach,
liver and kidneys right, prifies the
blood and cures malaria, biliousness
and weaknessness. Wonderful nerve
tonic. Price soc. Guaranteed by
Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
Rnrinr Willamette Timber.

Charles H. Chick, the well known
timber buyer of Battle Creek, Mich,
who has been in Eugene for several
months past securing timber lands for
himself, Constantine Morton and Ev-
erette P. Lewis. is reported to have
just closed a deal for another large
tract up in the Mckenzie country. No
particulars are obtainable, but Mr..
Chick promises the Guard complete
information as soon as a few minor
details are settled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
Blood Poisoning.

results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They remove all pol
sonous germs from the system and in
fuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach, nausea, headache, dizziness
and collie, without gripping or discom-
fort. 25c. Guaranteed by Tallman
e. Co. druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
DIVIDE WAsCO COUNTY.
Hood River People VIII Renew Ef-
forts for New County.

Hood River people are preparing to
ride their county division hobby into
the legislature again, hoping that the
two years rest enjoyed by the steed
has given 1t sufficient strength to
carry past the signatures of the
speaker, the president Of the senate,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
HIGH PRICED JUTE.
INDIAN MILLS ARE
FORCED TO QUIT WORK.

in Raw Jute Have DAM
aged the Manufacturing Industry
Efforts VIII BE Made to Lower
Prices of Raw Jute-One Mill Lost
100000 In July and Others Were
Forced to Shut Down-Demand for
Raw Jute is Rapidly Increasing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
Result OF Neglect.

In most cases consumption results
from a neglected or improperly treat
ed cold. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
the most obstinate coughs and pre-
vents serious results. 1t costs you no
more than the unknown preparations
and you should insist upon having the
genuine in the yellow package. Keep
pen drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15
Hotel PendIeton.-o. H. Holcomt

Hotel Pendleton.-O. H. Holcomb
Seattle: r. Holcomb Seattle; j.
T. Lieuallen. jr., Adams; DR.
F. A. Lieuallen, Helix: c. A. Bar
rett, Athena; ]. A. Allen, New York;
S. C. Marsh. Twin Falls; r. A. Rozeil,
Chicago; A. w. Calburn. Denver; L.
n. Elopson, Portland; Mrs. n. Cove,
Portland: Z. b. Osborn, Los Angeles;
Miss L. Harris, Portland; L. Harris,
do; E. Hedges, do: S. L. Rothbon, do;
C. W. Lynch, do: ]. p. Tandy. do: F.
A. McDevett, San Francisco; j..
Thompson and wife. Chicago; T.
Cheen and wife; U. r. Indhal. San
Francisco; NJ. Lackmaw, Denver; j.
p. Hayden. Portland; n. E. Gilham,
Seattle: ]. p. Burns, Portland; II. r.
True. Spokane; Jde McCully: ]. j.
Meyer, Portland; ]. S. Mickey, do;
william Maher, do; C. C. Simpson,
do; L. II. Vilhour, San Francisco; F.
Roup; ]. McMain; p. Lederle, La
Grande; F.. B. Lain. New York; w.
Mintand. Wisconsin; W. A. Lloyd, Spo-
kane: II. A. Hampton, Portland; C.
Hill, Baker City; II. Leesy, San Fran
cisco; T. o. Fleed, Chicago; A. w
Meve, Portland; ]. G. Reddick, do;
A. E. Cooper, do; W. ]. Chandler
San Francisco; E. Volger, Chicago;
C. H. Kneedson; E. B. Aldrich; ]. NJ
Keeney; ]. N. Burgess; c. A. AL
phonse; NJ. Beale, Denver; C. B. Dut-
ton, Portland; ]. w. Smith; j. G
Bushnell, Spokane; ]. Sedore. SAKE;
Klockne; T. C. Lord. Portland; G. d
Galley, do; R. Pryer, do; w. R. Glen
dening, do; c. H. Morris, city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15

Foley's Honey and Tar cuers the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold form the system MS 1t Is mildly
laxative? 1t is guaranteed. Do not
risk taking any but the genuine In
the yellow package. Koeppen drug
store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-15

Pedro Conception, a Filipino, has
been arrested at Manila for pawning
his mother-in-law's tombstone for the
purpose of buying food.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

bar fyrir augu b@ndanna, Pegar Peir mattu
keisaranum i has@tissalnum / Vetrarh0llinni,
sem allur gl6ir at guilt og gimsteinum,
mint pa az ems a sfna eigin fat@kt og rAnsfe
einveldisins. DER voru Pangao leiddir til
Pess,ao au0mykja sig frammi fyrir keisaranum
I allri hans dyro. En- ST sion j6k gremju
PETRA og hatur til hins g~ullskreytta einve;dis.
Ne0ridei1d er her sama sem pingi6 alt.
Efrideild er einnig til, en- hun er ekkert anna6
en- nafni0. Keisarinn sjalfur kys helming
Pingmanna I pa deild en- him helminginnkj6 sa
hask6lar % a6rar helztu opinberar stofnanir
rikisins, PAD er hid lorna fu%lltrdaping
keisarans oldungis 6breytt, og par sitja helzt
peir mem, er hafa fiesta titla, skrautmest
kleoi og fsestar sjalfsta0ar hugsanir; Hestir
cru Peir gamlir herforingjar i gullskreyttum
einkennisbdningi og uppgjafa ra0gjafar med
b%roslegum sjalfsP6ttasvip; allir cru Peir
gamlir menn og sumir or0nir ellihrumir mj0g.
Forseti Peirrar deildar er a6alsma6ur, hir6-
ritari keisarans % f%j0rgamall karl, svo veik-
roma oroinn ao varla heyrist e0a skilst nokk-
urt ORD, sem ham segir, og PAD er fyllilega
sambooi0 Pingdeild hans, Pvf I'll Der hun
merki afturhalds og mattvana ELI.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01
k~irkjuPingi6 1906.
era frettaritara ,,Vinlands".)

HID %. arsPing hins ev. lit. kirkjuf6lags
Isl. / Vesturheimi var haldi6 az Mountain, N.
D., dagana fra 81. til 26. jdnf. Forseti
f6lagsins, sera Jon Bjarnason, setti pingio
kl. 3 sfodegis fmtudaginn 81. jdni. pvf
n@st lagoi skrifari acknowledgements, s6ra B. B.
J6nsoD, fran arsskyrslu sina og samkvamt
henni voru pa i kirkjuf6laginu 38 s0fnuoir og
10 p~restar, eignir safna0anna voru samtals
virtar 1O2,950 dollara en- skuldir alls UNI
1920 dollara, skuldlausar eignir cru Pvf
$500 dollara, en- I fyrra voru Per 62,O77
d%ollarar; cru Per PVT 1858 dollurum meiri
MI en- pa var. Safna6arlimir cru MI 6,97O. og
er par pc ekki med talinn elm s0fnu0ur, sem
ekki haf0i sent skrifara neina sk1rslu petta
ar.
Embattismenn kosnir til nmsta ars voru
Pessir: Forseti: s6ra Jon Bjarnason, vara-
~forseti: s6ra N. S. Thorlaksson, skrifari: sera
Friorik H~allgrimsson, varaskrifari: s6ra Kr. K.
Olafsson, fehiroir: hr. Ellis Thorwaldsson,
varaf6hir0ir: hr. Albert Johnson. Sf6degis
n@sta dag autti s6ra B. B. Johnson fyrirlest-
ur; ,,1slenzk 6bi]girni" var efni hans, og var
pa vi6statt f1eira folk en- rum felix i kirkjunni.
40 loknum fyrirlestrinum var haldinn ars-
fundur neutrality-suspicious..
N@sta dag autti s6ra Kr. K. Olafsson
fyrirlestur um ,,S6kn og v0rn'', eoa arasir a
k~ristind6minn % worn hans gegn Peim a si0ari
tfmum.
Tv@r grundvallar laga breytingar voru
reddar a Pingi pessu. Onnur PETRA, um
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

nO4oA PJOOl4: 1eu9ouCShl OotuudlyOufluu neur
haft t0luver0a reynslu / sveitastj6rn og %sveita-
NAHUM, og margin PETRA hafa synt PAD pann
stutta TINA, sem Peir hafa a Pessu Pingi setio,
ao Peir cru ag@t Pinggmannaefni. En- hvernig
Peim h@fleikum VERDI farsellega lei0beint til
Peirrar fu]lkomunar, er framkvemdarvald
alrikisstj6rnar Parf a a6 halda, pao er enn
draoin gaia. Ameriku og a England hafa
menn eft sig vi0 sjalfstj6rnarstorf i marga
mannsaldra. En- MI er dtlit fyrir az rdssneska
Pj6oin leggi ser pa skyldu a heroar, az gegna
samskonar stj6rnarst0rfum, og leysa PAD
vandaverk svo af hendi, a0 hun geti sta6i0
j%afnfaetis hinum g0mlu og reyndu sjalfstj6rn-
arPj6oum, pratt fyrir PAD, pc hun Sc alger6ur
vi0vaningur / stj6rnarst0rfum.
En- 0ll beg0un bi%ngmanna, a fyrstu
fundum PETRA, bar Pess lj6san volt, az peir
h0fou fult valid y6r til6nningum s1num, og
vildu I engu rasa fyrir ra0 fran, a Pvi ma
byggja vonir UNI 6hulta frantic, P6 vissa Sc
pa0 enginn. DAD var markvert hva0 allir
Pingmenn voru au0sveipnir .ao hlyoa ping
sk0pum = hver einasti Peirra hlyddi bo0i og
banni forsetans a svipstundu.
Forseti Peirrar Pingdeildar, sem her er
um ao r@0a (ne0rideildar), heitir Mouromt-
seff;hann or professor vi6 hask6lann / Moscow,
hamenta0ur ma0ur og elm him frjalslyndasti
1 Observation-Disclosures a pingi. Ham er
tigulegur asyndum, stj6rnsamur mj0g og
atkva0ama0ur; he6r ham Pvf reynst agetur
forseti og allir Pingmenn bera viroingu fyrir
honum.
pingio he6r aeseturssta6 t Taurid -h0ll-
inni. ST. h0ll er Elm hin fegursta / Petursborg.
Katrin drotning let smi0a hama og gefa hama
hermann einum, sem / pam svipinn var
unnusti hennar. Herma0ur Pessi lif6i par /
konunglegri dyr0, og s6aoi 6spart fe drotn-
ingar, Pvi hun borga0i oroalaust allan
kostnaoinn. Loks komst ham 1 svo miklar
sku]dir az Katrinu p6tti n6g un a0 borga
P@r dr eigin vasa. pa t6k hun Pa0 til
bragos, ao hun keypti at honum h0llina fyrir
two hundru0 Pdsund rdblur og t6k PAD fe dr
fjarhirzlu rikisins, sem ekki P0tti tilt0kumal;
en- daginn eftir gaf hun hermanninum h0llina
aftur' skommu sioar dc ham og pa t6k
VIC h0llinni nssti geoingur Kaufman. Sloan
he6r h0ll Pessi oftast veri0 notuo fyrir 9ms
listas0fn Panga0 til MI, ao hun var gero az
Pinghdsi. Hun er ekki skrautmikil, on
byggingarstillinn er frabnrlega hreinn og
ahrifamikill; er PAD vottur UNI afbragos
listssmekk Kaufman drotningar. DAD ma
6hett fullyroa, a0 enginn annar Pingsalur +
heimi er jafnveglegur og pingsalur, sa er
ddman skipar / h0ll Pessari. Hinarst6rfeldu
sdlur og hvelfngar, svipmiklar og tignar-
1egar en- skrautlitlar, hafa g0fgandi ahrif a
hugi mamma, % pau ahrif cru au6sjaanleg
4 b@ndalyonum, sem par situr. Him gullni
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

I'LL meOIerO KlrKJu1elagselgna Ell SVO tarl 40
felagi6 sundra0ist, var vfsa6 til millipinga
nefndar.
1 Notwithstanding komst Pingio az
Peirri ni6urst06u, az nj vari meiri p0rf en-
nokkuru sinni a0ur a deiri starfsm0nnum mccall
prestlausra safna0a o iPeim bygg0um er eng
an sofnuo hafa og sumar cru f j0lmennar mjog.
Enginn var pc til Pess fenginn nema Karl j.
Olson fra Minneota, ungur namsma0ur vi0
Gustavus Adolphus sk6lann, og h6t hann ao
TAXA til starfa Pegar eftir Pingi0.
Skrifari f6lagsins lagoi fran 100 dollara
og skyroi fra, a6 Peir varu gefnir at 6nefndum
Islendingi til styrktar heioingjatrdbooi.
Arsrit kirk jjuf6lagsins verour ge66 ut
nesta ar me0 Peirri breytingu, az tveir mem
STA 40 0llu leyti um dtgafu Pess. Voru til pess
kosnir: %ritstj6ri: sera B. B. Johnson og ra0s.
maour: hr. J. J. Vopni. 40 innihaldi verour
ritio svipao Pvi I fyrra.
Two nymeli voru rcdd: Anna6 peirra
um fjars0fnun + kirkju Par6r; var ekhki dtrett
en- nefnd sett til ao fhuga PAD til nasta ars.
Hit var um PAD hvernig minnast skyldi Is
ara afm@lis kirkjufelagsins, sem verour arid
1909. Nefnd ST, er haf0i NAL Petta til med.
feroar a Il ingi, bar fran pa till0gu, az TT yroi
gefo minningarrit svo vanda0, sem f0ng yr6u
q; og skyldi a0alefni Pess vera saga kirkju-
felags Pessa, e6saga forsetans sera ions
Bjarnasonar, asamt mynd at honunl, egUorum
helztu starfsmonnum felagsins a pessuz TINA.
bill. AZ tilI6gu Pessari var ger6ur go0ur
romur at %Pingheimi. og m%illipinga nefnd var
sett til ao undirbda mali0 til nasta pings.
1 sk6lamalinu voru prjar st00unefndir
fra fyrri Pingum Observation-Disclosures tver 90
fjarhaldsnefnd svo k0llu0) ALTAR endurkosnar
a Pessu pingi, og aux Pess batt vio hinni
fj6r0u,e skyldi hafa Pao etlunarverk,a 0 leyta
samkomulags vi0 norska og Pyzka trdbr@6ur
felagsins / Winnipeg I'M PAD, hvort peir
ekki .vildu stofna eori skola 1 saml0gum vio
kirkjuf6lag Petta o. S. frv.
Malio um afst06u sera Odds V. Gfslasonar
vi0 kirkufelagio, sem rsett var a prem undan.
f0rnum Pingum, var lett til lykta a pessu
Pingi Pannig, a0 bei0ni hans um vi6skilna6
vio kirkjufelagio var sampykt, og honum
send hlyleg kve0ja fra Pinginu med peninga.
ggj0f (rdm1. go dolly.
Mccall PETRA skemtana er pingm0nnum
voru v%eittar par nyrora, ma serstaklega nefna
samsong, sem haldinn var a Mountain manu-
days kveldi0 25- jdnf undir forustu s6ra H.
B. Thorgrimsen's og var az allra rom hin
beta skemtun, og miklu fullkomnari fra
s0nglistarinnar sj6narmioi, en- Vestur-fslend
ingar hafa a0ur att az v%enjast.
Nasta kirkjuPing var akveoi6 az halda
skyhi hja Tjaldbdoars0fnuoi + Winnipeg
nastkomandi sumar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
SAY PATRoLMAN WAS DRUNK.
Three Prisoners Discharged Before They
Finished Telling Their Story.

Wien three prisoners we're arraigned YESTERDAY
before Magistrate Moss in jefferson Market court.
charged With interfering with ofticer IN the
dsoiarge Fl his duty. they in turn caarsod INC
petrolmsn, Bernard Lnughlin. with intoX!cAtin:-
The prisoners were Henry Perry and Charles NC
Cartney. n 80. IL Washington Place. and James
Burke q No s shave.
The pstrolnan. who is attached 10 the Mercer
81 station says that Re went into the saloon or
John quinn at sth-ave and StF-St.. at a m
yeserday u make an excise arrest He sald ne
placed The waiter under arrest and was taklh2
rim out when he Was set upon ny he three prs.
oners. or a. he expressed it, ne R5s iosteo .!
them ana 50 interfered with that MS prisoner
escaped
McCa-rnez declared that the policeman vas
drunk in he and was waving nl> i.sIoIe.L
shoUr when Perry told him 10 point he p'sto ~
some other direction Loughlin resented ms anu
struck Pe-ry in the face Loughlin was IN cIilZn
clothes aud Perry did not know ne was 4 pa "
man 50 II fought back. with the result tFiaI an
othe- policeman was attracted 10 the scene. About
this point in M-C.4riney's story Magistrate Moss Moss
simply said. Discharged ana tore up tiiF 'o''-
PLANT against the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
nees IN BUSINESS FIRMS.

Lee fIigginson & Co, bankers. OF boston al,
lfe' 80 Harry X White retired from the frm
N, Decen,ber 81 The business will be continued
on ,ni,,p partners: George C Lee. Henry
by tne 80 -ardiner NJ Lane, James J. Storrow,
l. f'es peabody and George c. Lee, jr
George ~ -'oa,e g Prentice bankers. have opened
Fo'., ,n the Hanover Bank Building. corner OF
an oa and pine for the transaction OF gen
NessH - Investment and commission business
eTal pd' t If The firm are EIphalet \. Potter
ire IT, q Choate. formerly of kinnicutt &
ana 49, - y Prentice and Frederick B. Adams
Potlei' In. associated with the same firm ana
- potter. member OF the Ne"-1ork STOCK Elk
5 m of pcen GaT nren the o senior Ts
on Dec"li-ue e au firm Of Lincoln q TO ana con-
f TIM he end n S ssTe with him il
W all-si a. rt,oent Frank Drake Potter ana ram
nom, er ner formerly OF Lincoln CAs""h -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
INCREASE IN LOCAL SHIPPING.
One Hundred and Twenty More Vessels En-
tered Port Than Last Year.

According to the records Of the Barge once
for 1903. there was an increase OF l-o OYER
the previous year in the number OF vessels en-
tering the port of New-York TIE gam "as
~ steamers which show increase
the fgures Of 1904 The sailing
vessels have fallen off by %.
The total number Of vessels recorded o Ior ne ne
-. a. entering this port is 1882 OF
his number 6.064 were steamers and o'8o7 san
ing vessels x;,
The total number Of vessels from iore atl
countries entering this port in 100 : :.
In October 400 foreign vessels entered w -.
aa+ast IN anv month The heaviest month
80 .a,.e,s from ports south Of Network was
IN when 400 vessels passed through the Mar
Tbe renort Of domestic shipping showed that
= steamers and 1e5 senoonerE aTT1ee Ship e
Ion iloIli - - 40 schooners came from southern
norts making total OF 543 vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
PETITION AGAINST NEW-HAvEN ROAD.
Enterprise transportation Company Alleges
Discrimination in Boston Rate.

Boston Jan l. Discrimination on the part "
the York. New-Haven and Hartford r0ii
road is charged in petition fled with the i"0''
road Commissioners to-day by the Ehle'pi $50
Transportation Company. The petition reelteS
that unnecessary annoyance and delay have Deeil
caused the public by the refusal of the railroad
company 10 accept and honor baggage checkS
issued by the transportation company ana ~
allow the porters OF the petitioning company -
get baggage upon its arrival in Fail River; thal
the railroad company has established fare OF
s. for passengers between New-York and go
ton by the Old Colony Steamboat Company
line and a fare Of 81 30 between New-York ana
Fail F2iver waking the fare between Fall River
and Boston by the Old Colony Steamboat COM
psny 10 cents while the fare charged by way OF
the Enterprise Transports non company pe'"
Fall River and Boston is 81 -
The petitioner considers this unfair ana uil-
reasonable. and prina fa'ie tFioence ~ LIS ui
oriniinatto- The company asks the conInis-
sioners 10 compel the railroad company 10 iloii0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
P4LMER FOUND GUILTY.
President Of Syracuse Bark Gets
Fire Years IN Prison.

4rnurr = - Jan AT 1905 this morning the
1,-v + tie case II Manning c. Palmer. charged
with raisappropriating funds Of the American Elk
cn4.a4 National Bank Of Syracuse. returned q YER
DICT 81 gIil5y The jury had been out since clock
Saturday night.
NJ Palmer was tried on seventy counts and was
found guilty On al bit ten. He vas sentenced TO
fve years in Auburn Prison. Ar appeal vii pc
taken
M Palmer. Who is seyentv-7ve years old was
president Of the American Exchange National Bank
Of syracuse which was taken in charge by National
Plank Examiner Josiah Van Stranken February
70 1874 The banks Liabilities 70 individual depos-
itors and other banks at the time of closing we're
about S36oro Since the failure . per cent has
beer psid TO deDositors. but only after an assess
nnent of g. per cent on the stockholders
The worthless assets were found 70 consist ma MY
Of paper in which the president OF the bank was
Interested and which had accrued from the time
the hank was organized. Palmer Brothers. MI
Palmer personally and relatives. and the AdaT NJ
Manufacturing Company. Of which the president
Of tbs bank was president Were the heaviest
debtors