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and Theodore S. Garnet.. for defendant
~, crrnrf{ AVID keJ

and Theodore S. Garnet.. for defendant
In error. and submitted.
Mayo. Hyaore and Company vs. Phila-
gdelphia Textile Machine Company. Part
Z ~ argued by George l.. Christian, for
plaintiff in error, and continued.
Next ten cases to be called Ore: Mason
and Perkins vs.. Post; Margolius Company
Vs. Harrington: Wright Caesar Tobacco
Company vs. Hocn and Company: South
ern Railway Company VS.. HansbrougIs
Administrative: Watts VIZ. Johnson and
Bowman Real Estate Corporations:
Vaughan Machine Company vs.. Stanton
Tanning Company: vashon VS.. Pullam;
Whitehead vs.. Cape Henry Syndicate;
Tarrant vs.. Core. and Dulsncy's Admin
5istrator vs.. Dulaney. being Nos. 81 to 81
and ST to 81, inclusive. on argument
docket.
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SUMMARY OF OPINIONS.
Three Decisions Given BY Su
prelne Court Judges.

nree decisions IlVen ny eu-s
preme Court Judges.
BY Judge r. II. Cartlwell--
f Everett NVaddey! Company. ct ais. VS.
Richmond Typographical Union, No. 30,
.ct ais. Chancery Court of city OF Rich
mond. Affirmed.
BY Judge George NJ. Harrison ts
u Pope vs.. Princes Administrator etc.
Circuit Court of Southampton county.
Decree modified and affirmed.
s by Judge Stafford G.. IVllittle- Il
& Newport News ana Old Point Railway
and Electric Company VS., Clark's Admin
listra tor Circuit Court o E Tl Elizabeth City
county. Reversed
Petitions for Appeal.
Lewis! KS. Palmer, ct ais. Circuit
Court Off Brunswick county, Appeal.
Bond $500. :
i l3attershall ct ais. vs.. Roberts. Circuit
Court of Carroll county. Writ of error
and supersedeas. II Bond, $500.
a Anderson and Moore US. Common
wealth. Circuit Court or Scott county.
#Nrito of error and s.lperscdc;s. Bond
$500. n
Moore, ct ais. IS. Hughes TRUSTEE. ct
ais Chanceryg Court OF city Of Rclmond,
Appeal. Bond. 500. !, Fl
Brccdcn. q I als.sys. Peal ]. Circuit Court
and supcrsedcas. Bond, $500.
Loo Jennings VS. Commonwealth Cir-t
cult Court OF Bed ford county Witt OF
error refused d SIS 5i M
Teak Ms. Leak, ictsals. Circuit Court or
Henry county. Appeal refused.
Gibbs. act ais. vs, Wood. cllnncery!
Court OF city q n Richmond, S ppeal sr re-
fused, II f 8
Washington, a antlria and Ar I. Vernon
Railway Company VS.. !, Vells. Circuit
Court Of Alcxpndriu coun Wit Of
error refused. III s8S y. 5
e Sands, Trustce, vs.. Stage, ct als. Chan
Gerry Court Of E city q Richmond. Re-
hearing granted I'M
Supreme Court Pro edings,
Proceedings or II Tho Supreme Court Eof T.
Appeal is sterday Wore: "a NE "a s
!. Southern 4 Raj lway Company VS. Bland
N$fori,s Administrators. Fully argued by
n.y. u. VIII Hams, for the Railway BCom-t
ptlny, & ana n, r.. I3ufortl, for the dcfen-
||dunt In error and submitted. 3Ss
by sVeste l,fster Il ire u Insurance Corppal,y
of 4 New Yorls VS. Ocean View Pleasure
ls,Pierl Company ;et gully argued by,
Hams. for plaintiff III error
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The T. P. A. Convention.

The state convention of tho Travellers
Protective Association will be. held in
Richmond on May 12th, and Post A, OF
this city.swiii1 entertain Tie, visitors.
Delegates from tho State to the ma
tional convention are to be chosen at
the convention, which is here in May,
and it IS expected that there will be
some lively Scrimmaglng for the honors.
The national convention meets in Buff
falo, ana there are many who are desir-
Gus of attending. Travelling men from
all over Virginia will be here and many
of them will bring their wives with them
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LAWMAKERS HAVE
I FINISHED WORK
Session Of 1906 Ended and Mem
bers Leave for Their
Homes.
HAD USUAL FoRMALI7 re
Good Deal of Hilarity is INDUCED
in On the House
Side.
Good Deal of Hilarity is INDUCED

The session of the Virginia Legislature
of 1906 is now a part OF the history of the
State. the body having adjourned sine
die at e:o0 O'Clock p. NJ, yesterday.
There were but few members in at
tendance upon either branch, and moth
ing of interest transpired save the sign
ing of the last bills by che two presiding
officers. Mr.. Swanson. with. several
friends. was. upon the floor of the House
Tor some time, and the members paid
much attention to the party.
senators in their seats wcro NIessrs.
Campbell Lynn, Hartman. 4. A..sWick-
and Mann. Mr. Lynn offered the last
pie OF Fauquler.
Mr.. Churcnman offered q Joint resolu-
ton IN the House.. which was concurred
lnittee. looking. into the matter of the
alleged tampering with bills In the Leg
islature had been unable to complete its
1abors prior to adjournment and asking
leave to flea copy of the evidence and
report later with the clerks of the two
I houses.
Must Go to Gallery.
The last official act OF Doorkeepcr New
house was TO order all'those not entitled
1o.the floor to the galleries, except tho
The Speaker appointed A1essrs.. Puller.
Wlthers and j. Owen on the joint
Auditing Committee on tile part Of the
f House. After long waits and llllls in
both houses the last bills were signed by
the two presiding officers.
In the meanwhile there was q good deal
OF f,'n-making in the House.
Newhousc. offered a resolution calling
for the printing of 5000 copies Of the
bill establishing a Sdispensury in Jcrllsa-
lem, Which was recently passed, ana it
was ordered that Colonel Newhouse
should bear the message to the natives
of that country. 4
Mr.. Lane was in the chair, and Colo
mel Lee desired to know how long q lone
must be to have no turn. The chair
is in this chair.''a 3S
Usual Ceremonies.
When all the business had been com
plcted, the presiding officers Named the
t0llOWlns committees to wait uDon the
Governor and inform him that tho body
was ready to adjourn unless he had some
further communications: "a
House. louise, Alessrs. Lee. Gaines. Pullian1.
Senate: Anderson, Mann, Hartman, Gar
rett and Nlnchen. fgs &
& They shortly returned and Informed
their respective branches that they had
performed their duty; that His gIIxcellen-
Z cy sent his compliments to each member,
saying he had no further communication
* TO make, and that he wished all Il safe
\ and pleasant return to theiriliomcs.
two presiding officers for uniform collr-
tesies from The members, the General
Assembly a ts:2O O'clock r. M, adjourn-
ed sine die. q 4 ls8.,i3 S3
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"Union Seminary DAY."

A ScirculnrSl letter has been sent to the
pastors of tho Presbyterian Svnods in
Virginia ana North Carolina, requesting
that next sunday; the third Sunday in
March, be observed as "unton Seminary
Day On that day 1t is hoped that the
pastors of the churches will read Il his
tory Of the Seminary, ana will ask for
to carry on tho work here.
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FOR THE LIVING
ORfOR THE DEAD.
This is the Question the Council
Must Decide Regarding Play
Grounds.
WILL NOT COST CITY A PENNY
Miss Arents Will Pay for Every
thing and Give 1t Back to the
Children.


a question that is of interse 'hterese
To all thinking people of Richmond who
have its welfare at heart. is whether or
not the City Council Will allow MISS
Grace Arents to purchase the Clark
Spring property, owned by the city, for
the purpose of furnishing free to the
Young men and boys and girls Of Rich
mond and its suburbs, an up-to-date play
ground. 1t is Miss !Arents purpose to
place the property in the hands OF the
st. Andrews Home and to.flrnish sum
of money sufficient TO maze the rlay-
grounds as perfect a place of amusement
as skill and wealth can develop it.
This great charity which will fill a
1ong-fclt want in this community and
which should appeal to every serious
minded citizen. is not for the use of one
class or one denomination.
1t is not confined to any one section
of the city, but its aim is TO open the
way of health and honest. clean ;lm'ssc-
lnent to. every cllild in the community
Nearly !. every city, of the size and
wealth Of Richmond, has furnished ut y
large expense such a pleasure park for
the children, but in this city there is
no such place and its need is keenl:'
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ANOTHER LAB0RER
FOR THE OLD State
Albert Harris Gets Eight Years
in the Penitentiary for Second
Degree Murder.

~ 4 Z y n.y.
All OF the time OF the Hastings Court
was taken up yesterday until $ o'clock,
last night in the trial OF Albert Harris.
oolorcd, charged With the murder of
George l'rown.l Z z ss
On the evening OF last Thanksgiving
Day brown and Harris had I'M alterc;,-
ton, and there was Il woman IN theBcase.
Later Harris and his brother. according
to the evidence, attacked ana beal Brown.
llarris them went home and got q rc-l
volvcr, came back to the place where The
alteration started and shot Brown. Iiar-
rls says he shot Brown to keep him from
shooting him. aud sclf-defcnse was his
plea. On tho trial yesterday he failed
TO make this plea good, and also failed
tin his effort 10 prove 4 good character
Quite the contrary.
THE jury found him guilty ~ murder
in the second degree, and assessed Ills
punishment at eight years in the peni-
tentiury. $
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Goat and a Doll As Prizes.

Tonight mt S clock there will BIO an enter
a musical programme will be rendered. There
Will be no charge OF admission, but n silver
proceeds. Will go to the church fund. and a
goat and IA doll will be awarded those success
ful in certain contests the sGommittec OF ar
rangements have gottenfup d. Isl n
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Mayor Has Not Yet Answered
Letter Confirming Offer,

+ There arc no now Developments In tho mat
visit Richmond, and none Is expected for II
few days. Mayor Mccarthy has mot yet an
gswored Mi. Cnrnasle's letter. repewing his
offer OF S2Oo.Gco for a free public library for
this city, hut no wi do 50 shortly
Some Inc iftors this $tSis likely that q COM
inttee Of officials and citizens VII be named
10 visit. the Hot sprl,Es and extend tho great
ltichmnpd people for u few. days 1t Is hes
loved the old gentleman WAS much impressed
With Richmond, and that he iNill not bu aversc
10 returning, ~
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of labor: and that ono enployc. alnmcd
Wilde. had to be protected against tne
strikers by an armed escort. anu even
then could not escape their threats anu
abuse, ETC.. etc. 1t WIS prayed that an
Injunction be granted restraining the
Richmond Typographical Union. 30. W.
and their members from interfering
with the business of the members OF the
,rypothetae. or their agents or em-
ployes in the operation of their nusl-
ness. a temporary Injunction was grant.
ed. which, however. was dissolved upon
the hearing. and Everett Wauaey o ,ao't ~
inany and others obtained an appear "
THE Supreme Court.
Old Point Case.
In the case OF the Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric company
VS.. clark's Administrator the Judgment
county was reversed.
The circumstances leading up to the ac-
cident. which caused the death OF thc
Clark girl were as follows:
The electric company operated wires
strung on poles. which were planted III
the sidewalks. While repairing the wires
above the pavements the workmen OF
the company tied ropes across the SIDE
walks to prevent pedestrians from walk
ing underneath the wires, Wnich WAS
considered dangerous
a small girl, running down the street.
struck the rope and received Injuries
from which she died. a suit was brought
in the Circuit Court and the jury brought
in a verdict for the plaintiff. from which
the defendant company appealed.
Judge Whttle, In his opinion. stated
that the company was engaged in It's
regular business; that it was its duty to
stretch ropes for the protection Of the
pedestrians. and that the planting had
failed to establish actionnble negligence
on the part OF the defendant.
The Judgment was reversed and the
case remanded for n new trial.
Modifies and Affirms.
In the case OF Pope VS.. Princes Admin
istrltor, from the Circuit Court of south-i
ampton county, Judge Harrison dclivcr-
Ing the opinion. modifes the degree of.
the lower court and afirms 1t.
Tic question presented by the rSssrd
involves the right OF appellant to Rave
audited in Ills favor the sum of s6.3S3.93..
claimed to be due from the dcccdent In
u nducinry capacity.
IT is insisted that the dccedent held
this sum either as IL commissioner of the
court or as guardian of the appellant
The court decided that Prince received
the money neither as commissioner nor
as guardian.
Princes partner acted as commissioners.
gave bond. sold the property and received
the money. forwards he loaned the
money to Prince. who did not repay IT.
The decree of the lower court was mod
flied. so as to hold the estate of Prince
liable, as constructive trustee for this
claim, and thus modified. 1t was affirmed
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fMUTINOUSS CONDUCT.
Sailor Of the Gutter Seminole
Placed Under Arrest.

Especial % Tho Tiiues- pispatc
l' March a1o-.aor mutt IL.
Seminole was jailed here to-day to he tried
at the next tsrl,t g the .untsd States Is Dis.
Swiss or Mobile. Mas. and who enlisted IN tbs
service last October to,heln throw tl's
overheard when commanded to do SO by the
commander of tho cutter, and y hile . ths
pounded to pieces on trying Pan shoals.
a number % ninrs from thes cutter MGR.
refused to obey orders until certain laws on
tho soyernnent were read 20 tl,en However,
put In tho brlg until the cutter rcthrpcugto
nor &
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Will PAY All Costs

Instead of asking the city Council to.
provide such Il playground, OF to ap-.
propratc Il sum of money to aid III the
work, Miss Arcnts offers to pay all cy-
ncnscs and even desires to purchase
from the city, property which she win
Improve and then practically dedicate to
The use of tho city forever for a play
ground for children.
There is opposition to the plan on the
part of certain members of the Council
whe desire to dispose Of the property to
the Hollywood Association, although Miss
-hlents otfcrsito meet any bid that any
ono Will make.
1t seems 70 be q question whether or
not the lives OF the young people of
Richmond Will be sacrificed tc Il desire 10
improve the quarters of the dead
Mayor Mccarthy is heartily in faNor'of
The playground. and will 90 MI in lis
power To help the children. The Council
has not yet acted upon the mater, al
though Il has been discussed in COM
ntittee.
City Granted Concession.
At the present time ST. Andrews House
has been allowed by the city TO fence
Il ~ one corner of the Clark Spring proper-
ny which Is used l. Rs y public piny-
The growing demands Of the chidron Who n
lock there To indulge in8al manner OF
games. )
f The loaned lot" has been put in fairly
4 .ood order ~ {. cost of something more
ttlan $1,000 by Miss Arents and a foot
+ nall field. q baseball diamond. n basket
ball court and track has been built.
fsuut there should he six times Ms much
10 take care of The hoys and girls
~ who aeFte 4 niilSfsl'pilgid, hi, v5n f,ia>ar
ind such g place within tho city limits
VI MI schailnan, who has charge of this
4 s,tai7e,g Of the st. Andrews work. said
Il on vest crday that the Observation-Disclosures not
\ ask tue! nlty for one penny,
IT desires to purchase the property at
.tls market value and 10 then improve
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Hebrew Fl ONE for5thc Aged.
The annual meeting OF tho (, Hebrew lon,
held Sunday aiternoonss al 8 O'Clock In the
.vestry of beth hahgl,.a Temple, Reports VIII
I'D submitted anu snf icers MIL 5be elected for
thc wear at this 5Inealng. Mr., eIInry s.. Hutzer
Will preside. and Mr.. lisa nc Ield Syll the the
secretary AZ the NEE ting.
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Revival Grows in Interest.

est, stas.
Rev, DR., ~, C, Taylor, Of Petersburg,
preached a powerful sermon last night
to- IA large congregation, There wa lone
gprofeSSion5,Df religion. IA s4
81 The services vii continue, Se1ugh the
week. A large congregation Is expected
Ito be present Tonight. 8
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Lecture is Postponed,
Il pllr lecture which was 10 have been ,lellv-
cred in.asntrsl school last night Admiral
Iiafrc SNebsier hlA lleens pos poned Alarpa
go on necount Of the Wcat her. 81. sI
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usually adopted by strikers in further
ing their purposes. and here, us in the
matter of argument and persuasion. they
have a right to pursue that method. so
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BUY TICKETS AND
SEND THEM AWAY
Mr.. M. R. Pace, President Of
Union, Tells Of Plans Of
Warfare

Seen ut his home last night. Mr.. NJ
Russell Pace. president OF the Richmond
Typographical Union. seemed happy AT
the decision rendered by Judge Cardwell.
OF the Supreme Court, In favor OF :tlle
union printers of the city.
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No Right to Insist.

cited above. It was held that while tho
members Of tho la bor union have tho
right to induce q hers by persuasion aud
union. they have no right to insist that
another person unite with them or Tx his
scale OF prices as that Of the union. and
make his refusal II pret en- 70 sbreakgup
sto5brcall their contracts and stop dealing
.Nuith hinl 49,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN.

Brookings, S. d., Sept. 18th. The
Prohibitionis's of South Dakota have
planned the greatest campaign in the
history Of that party in this state.
Hon. Knute Lewis, of Lake Preston,
candidate for governor, accompanied
by Hon. K. w. Chafin, of Illinois, a
celebrated orator of tie party, and
Jessie f Van Buskirk, of Sioux City,
as campaign soloist, will tour the en-
tire state beginning Sept. goth. Raj
lies will be held in three different
towns each day.
The Prohibition state committee
have corps of special organizers in
the field who are conducting a special
campaign in several counties for the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The democrats of Kingsbury county
met in delegate convention Tuesday
in this city and placed in nomination.
a full county ticket. The organization,
was perfected by making G. Z. Ely
chairman, and John Hasche secretary.
There were no contests and the nom
nations were made by acclamation.
Following is the ticket named:
Senator John Wcidonkopf.
Representatives Sidney Mann and
Hery n. Dahlen.
Treasurer Nick Hoffman.
Auditor james Jenson.
Register of Deeds A. +. Connor.
Clerk of Courts f. j. Mathews.
County Judge Geo. w. Latin.
States Attorney f. 5. Johnson.
Sheriff II. Il. Goodwin.
Coroner II. Denman.
County Commissioners LIST district
Fred Wolff; Bird district, James Cart
land; 4th district, w. j. Agnew; 5th
district, Tim Healy.
Following are the resolutions ADOPT
ed:
Resolved, that we, the delegates
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21

present at the democratic county con
yention assembled at De Smet, Kings
bury county, S. D., Sept. Is, 1906,
nearby endorse the national democrat
ic issues that tend to alleviate
the burden of the toilers and anchor
ate the ,ufferings of the wage earners.
Principally the abolishing of the wall
that fastens the trust, viz the tariff
on the necessities of life.
We also favor government regula-
ton of railroads and election of L. s.
senators by popular vote. We fuFther
endorse the state democratic platform,
favor the election of county commits
sioners by the district they represent
and economy in the county admins
tration.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21

G. w. Stoner, of Iroquois, j. II. Car
roll, of De Smet, and A. n. Barber, of
Esmond, were pres, nted. A ballot
was taken with the understanding
that two representatives were 70 be
voted for at the same tim,. This ar
rangement was evidently misunder-
stood AID the number of votes cast
did not agree with the number of del
egates in the convention. When the
result was announced Mr.. Barber sim
plified matters by Withdrawing hi
name, Mr.. Carroll and Mr.. Stoner
were then nominated bv acclamation.
The following had no opposition
and were also nominated by accla-
nation. T., f. Green. for county
Judge, Knud knudson, for treasurer
p. \. Carroll, for auditor, A. H. Sey-
mour, for superintendent of schools,
H. Hinz for sheriff. and DR.. Garrison
for coroner.
The contest for the nomination for
states attorney between +. H. Kline,
of Arlington, and w. II. Warren. Of
De Smct, was quite spirited. The
ballot showed the latter TO be the
winner, however, by comfortable
majority.
The contest for the nomination for
clerk of courts was no tame affair.
Frank Carpenter, of Denver, A. S.
Alquist, of Spirit Lake, and l.. f.
Whiting, of De Smet township were
placed before the convention. The
first ballot showed Carpenter and al
quist to be in the lead. The three
following ballots showed more votes
than there were delegates in the con
vention. The fifth ballot showed 62
for Carpenter and 81 for Alquist. Each
OF the two leading candidates hustled
and, if there was vote they didn't
get, it wasn't because they had not
tried
Following are the re solutions adopt
ed:
We, the republicans of Kingsbury
county, in conven ion assembled, de.
clare our allegiance to the republican
party. We are justly proud of its
many achievements.
1t has always proven itself equal to
great emergencies, and we believe
that in the great questions which are
now pressing for solution, the republi-
can party will be equal to every
emergency.
We are justly proud of the able
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The republican convention for the
nomination of Legislative and couu-
ty ticket was held in De Smet Tues
day, Sept 18th. The convention was
organized by the selection of l. A..
Keith, chairman, and f. W. Wright,
secretary.
After the temporary organization
and appointment of committe' were
made recess of half hour was tax
en-. The convention, after the recess,
proceeded with the usual form of per-
fecting permanent organization and
then took up the nomination of can
didates.
For state senator the name of Jacob
johnson, of Baker township. was pre-
sented, and, there being no opposition
he was nominated by acclamation.
For representatives the names of
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21

DURING the pre- convention campaign
in Iowa the machine leaders were loud
in their claims that Cummins would
bolt the party ticket if Perkins was
nominated, and later attempted to
attach credit TO themselves by saying
that they allowed Cummins 70 be
nominated to preserve he party that
Perkins nor his supporters would ever
bolt. In commenting on the Iowa
situation the machine papers in South
Dakota voiced the same sentiment.
But time gives the lie 10 the whole
bunch. The Sioux City Journal, edit
ed by Mr.. Perkins the defeated can
didate has served notice of his inten-
ton to bolt, at least, to the extent Of
Withholding his support from Cummins.
In announcing its new position the
journal says:
I'm view of what the party has suf-
fered under Cummins, the doubt that
has been established as to his SINGER
ity, the widespread belief that has
been planted that his ambitions are
personal and selfish, the Journal can
not truthfully say that 1t regards his
election in the light Of party necessity
or party need. That being the fact.
the particular thing will not be said"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-21

The small stockholders Of one of
the great express companies have
created disturbance by demanding
larger dividends and less of the profits
thrown into surplus. The result may
be the investigating of the express
business by the interstate commerce
commission. The properties Of these
different companies consist mostly of
cash, and a few millions loaned to
Wall Street. They have no plants to