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TIgANcIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Plan for the Consolidation
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
{ n .t AND e..
THE KANAWHA g. MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY

TO ehs Stockholders of the aboos named Companies:
At the request o hohers of large amounts OF stock in each II these companies
the undersigned have prepared plan for the consolidation oil thesec companies nc
have consented to ct al managers In carrying the same into effect
The plan Of consolidation oontemplates the retirement of the preferred stock
Of The Hooking Valley Railway Company, which, by the erms Of It's issue, Is re-
deemable at par. and the creation by the Consolidated Company OF new General
Lien Mortgage under which provision Is o be made Tor refundng at a lower rate
Of interest outstanding equipment obligations and floating indebtedness Of both
companies, and which is IL furnish ample resources for bettemens and improve
ments Of the consolidated properties necessary TO meet the demandso on their grow
ing business SO that the let earnings OF the Consolidated Company may be avail
able for dividends on it's stock, instead Of being required to meet expenses properly
.chArgeabe to capital account. It is not intended at present to disturb the bonds
issued or issuable under the present mortgages of either OF the existing companies
which are to retain their relative priorties a nw authorized. a.
Z The plan OF consolidation is acceptableto the management OF both companies
and Is submitted to you after arrangement with representatives OF the principal
stock interests in each. ', t
The present stock capitalization is as follows: ,t.E
HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY: ~
preferreds stock Sl5OOo,N
Common stock ..... 11OOOM
KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY:
stook $4,000 NU
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consolidation are asked to deposit their.
certificates with j. P. Morgan & Co. on or
before September 20.
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PH Z VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
KANAWHA AND G TIT

For each share of stock, ~. IT..
New Stock. .. .... ..... ''... ..'. ....,, $O
Provision will be mle for cash adjustment Of fractional amounts of bonds and
stock.
Holders of smd stock of said companies who desire to assent to the plan of con-
sobdaaon must.o o. or before September 10Th. 1906, deposit their certificates ofstook
vib nrnner Instruments of transfer in blank duly executed and stamped with the
undersigned at their office, 20 Wall Street, New York, under a conditional agree
ment which has been filed with the undersigned, open toinspecion by any depostor,
and which indicates the terms and conditions upon which deposits hereunder are
made and received. By such deposit, every depostor will become bound by the
rrovis;onso If said agreements and said plan Of consolidation, and will authorize the
undersigned to take in respect of said stock all action in their judgment proper
N AIRY said consolidation into effect, including the right to transfer said stock
49, M. mime Of their nominees, and to exercise the voting powerthereonf for all the
nurpos Of the plan. For all stock deposited, the undersigned will deliver Deposit
enttinr the holders ITO the delivery of securities as above stated or other
wise to the return without e1pense) of certificates for stock of the character and to
the amount represented by such receipts.
The undersigned reserveth the right at any time in their discretion to extend any
r.rod hereunder, and to abandon the plan and to terminate all proceedings here
Deposit Receipts, to deliver certificates for stock Of the character and to the amount
thereby represented.
" J. F. MORGAN c. &C.
Dated New York, August l., 1908. -'-' >
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@i3,76o,oo0 Stock
The General Lien Gold Bonds arr to be secured by a mortgage OIL I'll the rail-
road property owned by the Consolidated Company at the time OF the execution
and delivery of the General Lien Mortgage, subject to the liens OF bonds issued or
acquired by the use t the General Lien Bonds or their proceeds. They ar tic Ia
ture July l. 1885,, and to bear interest at the rate Of four per cent. per annum, from
July I, 1906, payable semiannualy OF the first day Of January and Of July; both
principal and interest to be payable in the City of New York, in gold coin OF the
United States Of America, of or equal to the present standard OF weight and fine
ness, without deduction for any tai or axes which tn Company or The Trustee
may be required to pay thereon under any present or future law Of the United States
or of any state, county or municipality therein. They are y be coupon bonds for
$1,000 each, with the privilege Of registration as to principal and also registered
bonds, and the coupon bonds and the registered bonds ire t oil e made interchange
able under proper regulations in the mortgage. .4~ aus}At
OF the General Lien Gold Bonds, 81 Ia, 900, 900 are to be reserved for
future issue ain respect of the acquisition of additional property, including equip
nent, and for btterments and improvements, and for funding equipment and other
obligations assumed by the Consolidated Company in the consolidation.
The remaining 8i7, 900, 600 arr to be issued for Use in connection with the
consolidation. y .. -f
The new stock Is to be Of ON class, and to be divided into shares each OF 500.
OF the new stock there will be issued:
In lieu of the existing common stock ofthe Hooking Valley Rail-
=, r w " a. mp GSastock Of the IKanawha and Michigan Railway |
In lieu Of remaining stock O the Kanawha and Michigan Railway
Company held by Hooking Valley Railway Company. the
Company VITO be cancened) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Under the plan and onconsummaton thereof the $4,000 900 Bonds above mem
toned. together with said $4,000 of stock and also all other stock of the Console
dated Company that may not be actually delivered in pursuance of the consoida-
tion are to be purchased by the undersigned for their own account against the K
change outstanding stock Of the constituent companies, the undersigned making
connan in exchange therefor of General Lien Gold Bonds in accordance with their
Denost Receipts. Otherwise they will make no charge against deposhdng stock
holders for their compensation or expenses in acting under the plan.
Holders Of stock of The Hooking Valley Railway Company and Of said outstand-
inc stock of the Kanawha and Michigan Railway Company deposing their stock
in nursuanc Of this notice, in the event Of the contamination Of the consolidation
pc - ~ No Val q ex Dali WAY COMPANY.
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bath: man and wife. within one hour Wall st.: re fer
ences. r., box 2&o. 1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
Association FOOTBALL
Snol0 Causes Postponemsnt of An
the Local Hatches

Plans Of the soccer football players for va-.,..
day were seriously interfered with by u,
blanket Of snow that covered al the Rrou,s,
and in consequence the opening OF tbs ~
York Amateur League cup tie" tou-nsv .,
we'll as the series OF the metropolitan Lsss,,
and the American Association. had 70 ba o1s,.
poned until next Saturday.
Owing 10 the action OF the MstroDoH.sa
Leagues executive committee. at ia Meeting
last Monday, when the game scored By tas Hol.
lywood Inn team against the Nsv-York Thisgss
by default, was thrown out. the total points o.
the Hollywood Inn Club have been redu,sd 70 IA
The New-York Thistles. with 10 points. a. rrs,.
ent hold second place. but the West Hudsona q
Newark. who have scored IS points 70 tats, ars
really the rivals Of the Tonkers eleven for hs
championship having lost only one game 50 "a
Thanks 20 the postponemen- OF the Auatsrs
League matches scheduled for yesterday ns
Staten Island Football Club viii be able 70 pz7
its match with Haverford College az sta,z
Island next Saturday. as the islanders 90 r-
figure in the league contest until the seem
round. Haverf0rd scored the first vl-co-y II tas
intercollegiate series az the expense Ct Pennsy.
vania q week ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
FOR RACQUETS TITLE.
Entries and Dra10 for Doubles
Cham pionship Nert Week.

Several OF the strongest players in the coun-
try have entered for the national racquets
doubles championship to be held on the courts
Of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club on
March 26. p. 2S and %. Thus far the name OF
Percy D. Haughton. the champion. does not ap-
pear, but two OF the Boston players, Quincy A
Shaw, jr., and G. r. Fearing. have entered.
1t is generally believed that G. Z. Fearing win
play with II. D. Scott, as the two are now hold
ers Of the title IN doubles. Altogether, eleven
pairs have been named. Payne Whitney, Of this
city, is not included, but he may team up with
Lawrence Waterbury, who has not yet named
his partner. In previous years they have made
a strong combination.
Two Of the strongest pairs already named are
Clarence II. Mackay and George c. Clark, jr,
Of this city, and r h Cassatt and G.. Fl.
Brooke, Of Philadelphia To make the draw bal
enCe on the Bagnel-Wylde system, five byes had
to be drawn. The draw is as follows:
26 preliminary round-11:5O m. Clarence H
Mackay and O.. o. Clark, jr New-YOrk J. G. Gregg
and ". Spencer Philadelphia, NJ Patton and partner
NeyT-YOrk: 8 p m Quincy A shaw, Jr. and partner
Boston Erskins Hewitt and partner Tuxedo
March p, first rOund-ll 80 Lawrence Waterbury
partner New-York. Ford Huntington partner
Boston; 1:3O u O. r Fearing and partner Boston
B. Warburron and Mr Bates. Philadelphia: 3 p r
Cassatt and G. H Brooke. Fhc1 1elphla, winner Of
EeTitt-Ehaw pair
March 2s-1l:3 80 a. m. winner OF Markay-Gregg and
Hare-Paton matches ssi-nal matches in the afternoon
March 29-F1nal az 8 ?. m
AL matches viii be best of s-ven games.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
CHESS TEAMS CHOSEN.
College Players Who viii Meet
Orford and Cambridge Orer Cable.

With the exception Of one player who is at pres
ent doubtful. the team of six which viii represent
Brown Cornell and Pennsylvania I'm the iuterna-
tionsl cable chess match under the auspices OF the
Triangular College Chess League next Saturday Is
complete and ready for the fray. The players who
have been practising hard in anticipation OF the
bout with oxford and Cambridge, have been picked
follows:
Penusyl yauia-T. p Elshes, E II Miller and NJ. B.
Eirkps trick Brown-H- y. Sweet and =. v. Van Ars-
dale Cornell. r. Mitchell
Van ArsdaIe is not certain about playing. should
he withdraw from the team the vacancy VIII be
filled either by J. F. Darling Of Cornell. or L s
Johnston OF Pennsylvania Both OF these have
played IN the annual triangular tournaments.
oxford has announced that she will play T. p.
Bumpus. Z. PAIGE and y. J. RouEhtO1. while Cam
bridge Will select her trio from the following g.
LeaJhau, J. Lodge, J. A. HOrrOCks. w. r. Green
halgh. X. D. Singh, ". W Lane and \. G. Bot
tOUley-
The American team viii be stationed IN the Villa
Julia, the home Of Professor Isaac L. Rice presi-
dent OF the Triangular League and donor Of the
from the uns-of-COurt Hotel. London the two
points being connected by the Commercial cables
and remaining IN constant communication from S
o'clock in the morning. when the match begins
mission TO y la Julia will be by ticket My
and these obtained from Augustus Tread
well jr., private secretary 10 Professor Rice.
Professor Rice .lS been asked TO act the Brit
Bowles president of the Metropolitan Chess Club
Of London. and husband Of the famous woman
player. Rhoda BOvles. viii look after the Yankee
interests over there. ". L. Napier. Of this city
match and adjudicate all games unfinished at :
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
GUNNERS BRAVE WIND.
High Scores at Crescent Traps, De-
spite Poor Conditions.

II a cold northwest wind, the trapshooters OF
the Crescent Athletic Club did some excellent
scoring yesterday the grounds at Bay Ridge
Considering the severe weather the attendance
was above the average. and good afternoons
sport was furnished in the thirteen matches
contested. The experts are keeping in the best
Of fettle for the match next Saturday with the
gunners from the Boston Athletic Association.
Seventeen men entered for the March cup at
twenty-five targets. r. B. Stephenson was high
gun at the finish, with score Of % out Of the
possible %. In the next match, for the Stake
Trophy F. c. Raynor shooting against twelve
others with handicap OF 3. made a full score
Of %. In the team shoot. in which three pairs
entered. F. T. Bedford with G. G. Stephenson
as partner. won with a total score OF 43 70 Al
made by F. =. Stephenson and O. c. Grinnen
In a special handicap match at fifty targets.
each man to shoot twenty-five at each set Of
traps, nine entered 1t was a keen and pluCky
contest from start TO finish. Lowell NJ. Palmer,
Jr., one OF the scratch men. the winner
with total score of "A He defeated T. 3.
Stephenson. also scratch man. by one target
J. y. Teeter, with handicap Of 6, scored 43. F.
3. Stephenson won scratch match for a trophy
in which seven entered. HIS score was Is.
There were eight matches at fifteen targets
each. Lowell NJ. Palmer won three OF them
two with fun scores and one with II after
Shoot-off against q. G. Stephenson and H. WerIe-
man. 9. q. Stephenson and his brother r r.
Stephenson each won a trophy, and so did L.
c. Hopkins and 7. W. Static
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
BASEB4LL 1T FORDH4U
Squad Shoes Much improvement
Since Playing Outdoors.

Inc baseball squad at Fordham has sboU-r
marked Improvement in its worl, since ~ Nc,
outdoors last Monday. The men are in 0na fat-
tie having got rid Of all soreness Of muscle srd
are eager TO engage in a contest
Inc squad at the present time numbers +vvar-
ty-seVen men. but this week VIII bring out the
rev deInquents who have been waiting for ont
door practice to begin. There are seven positions
to be filled.
The great problem to be solved Is the dsvalor-
ment Of a pitching stan, and although tbsrs
is a wealth OF material IT Is not all of ,,ysrs,.,
oaibre. The pitching department at the present
times consists Of eight men-Dunbar. Mansfield
Barry and Cassasa OF last years freshman
team; Coyle, from Pittsburg; Egan. from ST.
Johns College. Brooklyn: Rudolph. from Morris
High School. and Hedorff, from a staten ISL
and high school
The catching department is also we'll suppIieI
with backstops, including Gargau the rnainstav
or last years team. Baker, Stone and Hayes of
last year freshman team, and McCabe and
Nllkes' fron Morris High School First base
Is pelhB looked after by Hiuchlife OF last wears
freshman team. and Mccarthy, a promising in
nelder from Norris High School
Ihere Is hot contest for second base soinr
on between McNelis and Cheise while Kane and
Ilsrney are making things hum around tbjrJ
base. shortstop is being we'll contested betWyeen
CoHey' shortstop at Norris High School last
year, ana DAILY Of last years freshman ta1r,
The outueld positions are being cared Tor b,,
fay Slcler q REILLY. Sisl5ind and HaIIahan II
the weather permits the squad Will he 6iVi6sd
Into two teams this week for actual ,praetioe.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
BAR SCHOOL football
Head of UniUersity Of Michigan p,
Radical Reform.

Chicago, March 17-Presldent Jana.
Angel OF the University OF Michigan -
IN detail last night his ideas concsrrt.--
Svils OF football He spoke on the spb.e-. y
the annual banquet OF the Chicago AV-,.s-..S
OF Michigan Alumni Football IN -.
schools all over the country, Prevtds,. %
said. should be abolished. On the o+b.. -
he prophesied a now Life FOR the gan. -,
universities as result OF the recent rsf,---.- =
tained BY representatives OF the Ve-,s-, =.
ference institutions. He said:
The great trouble connected with foo.t.r
as always, Is In the high school rar7a -
school football should be abolisaeI 80 %
because II is iu these preparatory school. -
the great evils OF the sport are found G
must admit that some elnbarra ssrra-7f - - p
20 all OF US. So abnormal had tha gs-.-.t
come when changes first were suREssrs5
II made serious inroads on the vTo~l- - -
dents during the first twelve weeks ~ sctoc- - -
The public had come 20 consider fbar -.
twelve weeks OF college were for f7o+bs-- ~
an occasional lapse for intellectual 49,,
Other objections 20 the game had c,-S. -
with this The pains which were -s5--'ci
gather members OF the team from IN - - ?
country the training OF the men 70 bs v1s4l. =,
ana the making of tns game great sDsr-s-'
Tor thousands OF people had been froEnaS -.
Justly. "a
The game came 20 have a diFsrsu. -
from that Of recreation ar9 haa1+LS-, ,R-spo,s
The boys IN school were becoming fnfa~-.ss -
a wrong idea OF what college IIfs rssTi,- .l -
for. National college sport was no No.. 20
great sums Of money involved iu carryf,,- - !.
the game were a peril % tl- s--7a-+s -. p
there came the fight for the c0arras '7--l'
Every university wanted the best ~os-s
fabulous sums OF money were paid To- - - ~
pose OF attaining this end. u the Ess- - -
OF the coaches are paid more than tha -
OF President ROOseveIr's cabinet or rba - -
or the supreme Court. We must a5r,i. -
some sore OF a change was 1ecezs7r- -rL---- -
why We called the cOufereuce-to rlsIya S,-.s-
a healthful sport for the Students W-t-. - -
normal state IN university LIE q
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
POLY PREP WINS POINT TROPHY
Beats Newark Academy and Pingry School
in Annual Indoor Cnampionsbins

Inc annual indoor championship games OF the
New-Fork IuterschoIastic Athletic Association w.
held at the Sth Regiment armory, 94th street z-s
Park avenue, yesterday afternoon. All the svo,,+-
were well filled and a large crowd was present
feature OF the games was the one-u1iIe r,,r
"mch brought out twenty starters. It was won
by Scott. Of Pingry School, who crossed the 1i,,.
I'VE feet in front OF North. Of Poly Prep
FoIy Prep won the point trophy after close ro-
TEST with Newark Academy Poly Prem scores %
R9IAts. Newark Academy . and P1ngry School %
Ihe summaries follow: WI -
Won by Myers, PlngTy School: warner PoU pa pa
fe fl' Gena' Foly Prep third smith, F1ngry School
yentyysTd novice Chnal heat-vvon
~ Mackenzie, Mackenzie School: NcCauIsy DvrtgSt
a. Taqoh second. West Pngry school, third. VI smons
One-Ine run-Won BY scott F,nErr School NJ
10Y Prep seconds Rodgers. Mackenzie School tbTd'
E sc5oo - foTyyard Tuqwun by Ross Pin
Stevens School third Time 0.5T ''o- '0'la' brnins,
Naaget relay race -four boys, each one lsp)-ua
- rT-j1- -. -ooI. De Ia Sale second. Time 1:i8
NJ - 40 Iece Nour boys, each 20 lap)--
scS h Dy h9TnsTd school; De La Sale second. cutler
$500 eia hurdle race Gnal heaD-Won by Blum
Ts"aFk academy; Rodgers, Mackenzie School second,
a. -,e|aIE Academy third: Bslcher, Newark Acad-
P,5E 5Tlyyara y, dash ,sen!qF1nal beat won BY West
zie, Mackenzie school third. Time, 200 11e en-
T,ety, yaIa dash gunior)-Final heat BY Sott
PoI Prep third: : Meehan De Ia Sale Institute
Eight hundred and ghty-ysrd run-won By Es..l.
25wsst school thiId; Afocrossn "a sale Ihsats 1ts
Pole yault-Won by Robbins Poly Prep with vsu,,
second + " Rasr TT y Pm 5ISI VIII a yagit Of 9eet
StatTa J. P aassstt Poly Prep with vault q IT. In. IN.
Pstti6F Put the twslys7gogaa sy5s sh9t-Eon with
4 a. saifS it'R' Baldwin F0i Prep WITH put 'fSs
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
TRATERS ISLAND SHOOT.
Only Nine Cans at Ne7c- York Ath-
Ictic Club Traps.

OF the New-York Athletic Club yesterday after
noon at Travers Island The conditions were
trying, and the nine marksmen who gathered at
the traps had hard work to make good scores.
G. F. Pelham did the best work He not only
won leg the monthly cup from Captain J.
y. BorIand, who was victorious last week but
also won club trophy shoot
D. De Wolfe was high gun IN two OF the
othcu events, and Dr Held and Dr. Brown each
took an event. DR.. Browns trophy was the
hardest win Of the day. on the original shoot
clean cards OF twenty-six. The shoot-off how
ever went to Brown.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
HIGHLANDERS WIN AGAIN
Take Second Exhibition Game from
Birmingham Team.

Birmingham, Ala, March 17.-The IIighlanders
won another victory in the second exhibition game
OF the Southern training season, from the Brrning
ham team Of the Southern League to-day. by a
score Of 10 ? A good sized crowd was in At
tendance and the game was well worth watching
The Highianders took the field as follows: Hahn
left field; Keeler, right field; Eberfsld shortstop
Laporte. third base; Williams. second base; Con
roy; Centreheidi Chase first base; Mcclure. catcher
The visitors scored two runs IN the first inning
and another IN the third. The local nine got two
runs across the plate in their half OF the fourth
inning, and the crowd cheeTed frauticaIy That
ended the scoring for the home players however
while the Hishlanders added three more in the re-
naming innings. ~ ~
The score by innings and summary fouowst
Birmingham .-----..-....-...O q o . 0 o o %
Three base hit-IAporte Two-base hit-wiliauos First
base by erTors--Nev-4ork. Z. birmingham. L Left
basesNeU-NoriJ, :, Birmingham First base on halls
on keefe ]. OF Leroy Clarke 9. of Hickman 4
on IAHarq Struck out-Hy Leroy. g. by Hickman 1.
By Billiard, = stolen baseS-Hahu -, Keller Williams
Chase Sacrifice ht-Laporte Hit hv rtrher-I}, Keefs'
ance. J. ~. '~
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18

McNaily and J. Kenyon Time. ss1s Third heat won
" Eaohc 6cno9i AZ. Manhattan composed OF J.
11stEtI 11SEtI y tsEdseh M FARRELL and J. Reordon- Time
t.o4H Eo1rtn heat Wol by Public School 4. Bronx
Team oaIaPoSsd Of J. Appebalrn. Il Kamesr / FelIoT-
ll1n ana Weiss Tine. 30. Fifth heat by Public
school o. bIouGi team composed Nobach w Enter
man Il kohrbach and J. KearuE Time l.3I siTfh heat
Won Dy Public School a. Manhattan: composed o
-TSLsfA Tsf S4T,,e. SIuh e n Bauer Time. s4is.
Una heat Won ~ Public School Public School
oolnI2ossd of 8 Aventne c Capernegn NJ Fetherston
&C fSosl- second; Public School g. composed OF IA
5plfo. s.. wilson. B. LOwenthAl and j. Meeney. tbirs
Tine, l.313s - -' >-'441-
special four-lap relay between Public srhoo1
sd 4oWon y Public School "a team composed of Ts
Llna. Singer 5roole and Gresnberg. Time i.S2At
Asht-lap relay race for College Of the city of New
end tSszns third Tine 2i2l. w. 1O0
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
GIANTS RESORT TO PUsHBALL.
Diamond Too Wet for the Real Article
Mathewson Better

Memphis, March 1.-THE weather was bright and
sunmerIike here to-day. but the rain soaked dia-
moud made it impossible for the Giants 10 play the
long delayed game between the rival squads The
practice was confined a tUssle with the big push
ball while the pitchers did little work with their
arms
Mathewson was much better to-day. and left his
for the first time. he wandered about the
hotel and seemed to enjoy his freedom He looks
pulled down. but says he viii be at work again in
q DAYS
The first exhibition game is scheduled for next
week The Giants VIII leave E5-1 Wednesday
uiEht for Nashville where they VIII play three
games with the local Southern League team They
will return here for game next sunday