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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-02-22
"THIE REDsKIN."

On Monday evening, February 2s,
Mr.. William A. Brady will produce here
at the Hyperion theater, new Amer
lean play, by Donald McLaren, entitled
THE Redskin' For this magnificent
production which will see the light of
day for the first time in this city, he
will have notable cast, amongst them
being Tyrone Power, Edwin Arden,
Catherine Grey, Bijou Fernandez, Rob-
ert Payton Carter, Lionel Adams, Ma
rain Chapman, Margaret Kenmare,
Alice Leigh, Laura Lemmars and 9TH
ers.
Scat sale Friday
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FAIR STREET STILL ALARM.

A still alarm to Engine company, No.
Z, at 1885 o'clock yesterday afternoon
called the company to the house at ~
Fair street, occupied by Nicolo Mur;l-
10. Some sparks froma fire had ignit-
ed a mattress on ICED in a room on
the second floor used for both kitch-
en- and bedroom. The damage amount
ed to about $25.
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At THE Y. M. R. GLIB.

The state whist tournament will be
in progress this afternoon and evening
at Republican club hall. During the aft
ernoon the play will be by tours, while
in the evening it will be by twos.
Star Light auxiliary, No. 3, held
dance at the Republican hall last even
ing and despite the weather merrlment.
reigned.
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ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CLUB.
ANNUAL BANQUET AND PRE-
SENTATION LAST NIGHT.
Fine Programme and Speeches by En-
inent Divines-John Donlon Present.
ed With Gold Ring and MIR. Hauser
Given Diamond Pin-Order Of Exer-
cises and Those Who Took Part.

Inc members of st. Johns Catholic
club celebrated their second anniver-
sary by banquet at the Oneco hote
last night. Close on 100 members and
guests sat down to an excellent menu
which was heartily enjoyed Among
the guests present were the Rev. Fa
ther Heating of Hartford, the Rev
John D. Coyle, Rev. John H. Stapleton
the Rev. Joseph Ford, and others Eu-
gene Farley acted in the capacity OF
postmaster in a very efficient manner
An interesting ceremony occurred dur
ing the progress of the programme
when Mr.. Mulvey, chairman OF the
board of governors, on behalf of the
club presented to John Dondon a hand
some gold ring and to Mr.. Hauser a
magnificent diamond pin. Mr. MuIvey
in making the presentation spoke OF
the high esteem in which both gentle.
men were held by the members and
stated that the ring and pin were given
as a mark of their appreciation for the
very valuable services which had been
rendered more especially in connection
with the efforts which they had put
forth in connection with the minstrel
club.
The following is the full programme
of the eening:
observation-disclosures. Eugene f. Farley
He adorns all that he touches.
st. Johns Catholic Club.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Daniel Brennan
Such is the state of man;
To-day he puts forth
The tender leaves of hope;
Tomorrow blossoms
And bears his blushing flonors thick
upon him.
Catholic club of the Sacret Heart.
..........,......... William F. Huxley
Macbeth-Here's our chief guest.
Lady Macbeth-If he had been forgotten
Tt had been as a gap in our great feast.
The Treasury ass. Rev. Joseph Ford
How pleasant it is to have money,
heigh no!
How pleasant it is to have money.
IN Offence" ....... George S, Manning
Laugh at your friends, and IL your
friends are sore
So much the better, you may laugh the
more.
st. Lawrence Catholic club....o......
...s..".. ......,..s.. John II. Hayes
would be friends with you, and ahye
your love.
song--"The Star spangled Banner"
Patriotism :. david e. Fitzgerald
Let our objects be our country. our
whole country and nothing but our
country.
Mental Culture. Rev. John H. Stapleton
For it's the mind that makes the body
rich,
The Young Man of To-Day. .........
-. ......... William J. McKenna
Bid him discourse, and he will entertain
thine ear.
Our Spiritual Director. ..............,
.................... Rev. John D. Coyle
IT'S good advice and meant,
my son, be good"
Song by the minstrel troupe.
Our Minstrel Troupe. John H. Donlon
Hank, what awful noise is that within?
A song; no, no! tits too much din.
Ny Country IT'S of Thee.
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took certain measurements at the
homestead. If the suit comes to trial
It will probably be in the New YorM
courts, the burden Of proof against sti-
eide resting upon Mrs Edwards
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ACTIVITY IN kTCHISON
ON DIVIDEND RUhORS
Probable Increase to s Per Cent Be-
lieved to Become a Fact
in June.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Heavy deal
ings I'm Atchison common toward the
close of the market. on which the
shares advanced 10 %, closing with
gain of 4&4 points, caused revival of
the rumors that the dividend rate was
TO be increased
1t was also assumed that the activity
OF the shares had some connection with
the issue OF 81. go. 53s new convertible
bonds. which are convertible at the oD-
ton of the holder from June l. 1905. to
June /, 1908, and subject to call at 10
and interest on any interest day prior
to 1852.
Prominent brokerage houses are
known to have been quietly accumuiat-
ing the stock for some time past as they
have been aware of the fact that tilG
earnings were increasing rapidly and
that 1896 would be the banner year In
the history OF the road for tho past de-
cade- Last year when all the conditions
were unfavoTable. 1t is stated that the
company mads Oh per cent. whereas
they paid out but a 1 per cent diYi-
dend on the common stock The i'm
proved conditions warrant an increase.
and IL IS stated on the authority of Ctgs
of the largest holders that, in his opfn-
ion. there Is no doubt that the dividend
TO be paid in June viii be increased TO
pa per cent. In fact, the same authority
states that il has been absolutely de
cided upon by a majority of the direc-
tors. Large Western operators who
keep in touch with the property have
been aware of these conditions for some
time, and have been quietly tipping off
their friends, with the result that a
large amount of the floating stock has
been quietly absorbed and on any evil
deuce OF buying the price jumps rapidly.
Predictions that the stock VIII touch
Us are confidently made, and with the
Increase as stated, 1t would not be IN
reasonable
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AMERICAN STEEL FOR
BRIDGES IN JAPAN

PITTSBURG. March 9-Contracts have
been received by the American Bridge
Company from the japanese govern
ment for 1900 tons of structural steel
for use IN the construction of bridges
on the Chinese Eastern railroad and
0ther japanese government roads in
Korea and Manchuria- The contract
which amounts to between 500 600 and
81, 10000 was made directly by the Ex-
port Products Company, of New York
a subsidiary of the United States Steel
Corporation.
The steel viii be made in the Carnegie
mills and fabricated at the Ambridge
plant OF me American Bridge Company.
shipments VIII begin this summer The
order is considered an execution IIv
large export contract. but il is believed
TO be only the first of a series that
will be placed in the United States bv
both Japan and Russia
Domestic consumption OF structural
steel is at present taxing the capacity
of the various bridge plants OF the
United States Steel Corporation.
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SWIFT & CO. BUYING UP
STOCK OF BIG RIVAL

NEW YORK. March 9.-Stories to the
effect that Swift & Co. have succeeded
in obtaining control of the business of
Schwarzchild q 5ulzberger through the
purchase OF stock are denied from Of
fetal quarters. There are 1900 shares
outstanding. Of which President Sulz-
berger owns. personally q, goo. This is
more than % per cent of the total.
There seems to be no doubt that the
Swift people have been buying all the
SchwarZchild 81 Sulzberger stock thew
could lay their hands on. About a wear
ago. 1t is said. they purchased con
siderable amount of minority stock at
S160 a share, and since then have been
quietly picking I'D the stock through a
Boston banking and note brokerage
house. 1t is further said that they have
bought the holdings of Samuel Well
and Frederick Joseph. paying $3.50 a
share therefor
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Washington Gas. certiAcates-Sl0OQ11 III.
Capital Traction-I00q147, SQ147. 104147,
i00nl4624 2O1l46s4, DG146ss- DG146ss-
Washington Street Railway. preferred
-I0Q90
Washington Street Railway, common
-I0G42S-
Union Trust Company-10,s152
Metropolitan Bank-10434.
Traders Bank-29d l95, DglSo.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
396IA, 2S861
Washington Gds-2OG6I.
observation-disclosures, 10g19s, 511h-
Graphophone, pfd--i00G9lz. .,
Greene Copper-50d 2s14. 50a2SS. 20q2sA'
$685.
After cali ... .oo.-
Washington Gas 4s-$so0G1oiH. 5000
1041+. 49,, .-Ao1a
Washington Street Railway %s-so0o9
SITS.
Mergenthaier. 10d1s. . 80
Greene Copper. 3Oa29k. 9092Sa. 156
% I,anston. io0ai4. i60alf,S. 1Oo9I4lb-
Capital Traction. 50q1467s-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
SIMILARITY OF
SLANG AND POETRY

What is the difference between stang
and poetry" asked a bantam weight
philosopher the other day. 1T all de-
ponds on who wrote it. II one man
,grites it. 1t is poetry; IL another man
writes II. It is slang, All the slang that
Walt Whitman created is called poetry.
Al the poetry written by George AIDE is
called slang. Slang Is poetry before It
has taken out its license. That's the
only difference If you write about the
snow about the old mans brow that's
poetry; If you speak Of the alfalfa on
the old mans chin that's slang.
challenge the world 10 combat my
City Times.
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RECENT GOLD SHIPMENTS
CAUSE OF SPECULATION

NEW YORK. March 9.-FinanciaI cir
cles are interested to know whether the
&,O0o,o0o In gold transferred from the
United States subtre6sury here TO San
Francisco on Tuesday was for shipment
TO Japan on the loan account or not.
but In the absence of official information
there Is 10 way OF ascartaininp Tho
Treasury Department at Washington is
very secrettve at times. and inquiries
made on this point have remained I'M
answered.
Further exports 20 Japan are regard
ed In banking circles as not at ali i'm
probable. The greater part of the
money due Japan from the United
States on the loan account has been
RENTED from sine to time In the Iast
nine months, although it is the belief
of many that there is a remaining hai-
ance here of from $4,000 900 TO BE 600 nNn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
NATIONAL LEAD
PROVES STRONG
Leads in Rally for Better
Prices.
MONETARY OUTLOOK GOOD
Has Good Effect on the Market.
Amalgamated Stands
Firm.

NEW YORK. March 9.-The late
market in general ruled at the best
prices or the day. The conspicuousIy
strong stocks have been National Lead,
American Smelling. malgamated.
Sugar. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Confidence In the monetary outlook has
increased decidedly.
\ fairly spirited opening took place
in the market. and prices showed gen
eral Improvement. The strength IN
american securities in London was an
encouraging feature. and traders were
disposed to attach much Importance to
the more favorable outlook OF foreign
politics.
The Steel stocks opened up sharply.
Union Pacific advanced $. Reading
advanced point, but fuctuated uncer-
tainly. In the industTials the feature
as an opening in Sugar = per cent
above last nights close.
D. m.-The rise in the market con-
4iGued this morning with decided in
crease in the buying power, even as
compared with yesterday, Purchases
were of two descriptions, one the COW
ering OF contracts oy a discounted short
interest. the other buying to recover
stocks sold out by spectators for the
rise, who were fearful of missing their
market" While profit-taking went on
heavily, together with considerable Of
ferings of stock which had taken on
supporting orders during the break at
the outset of the week, the upward
movement was fairly we'll maintained
throughout the morning.
Naturally the stories OF the Northern
ore deal were revived to explain the
movement in fha hipb-Dricad North
western issues, but 1t is questionable
whether the greater motive in the case
OF Northern Pacific especially was not
the covering of a frightened short &C
count, which were run in when the
stock crossed 10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
MAJOR ARMIES ENTERS
DENIAL TO WlFE'S CHARGES

MAI George A. Armes today fled
through RslstOn & Siddons, his answer
TO the bill Of complaint for divorce offer
ed against him some months ago. Among
other things, he denies that he was ever
guilty OF cruel and inhuman conduct or
ever fiourished q. revolver in Mrs Armes'
face. He denies that he has totally fall
ed and refused TO provide for her sup
port be says he paid all the household
bills, those which had accrued before
the marriage, as well as after, and paid
all bills necessary for the board of the
complainants two children, her mother
uncle and aunt who continued receiy-
ing the same at his expense until the
complainant deserted him.
Major ArHeas denies he ever treated
the complainant with dfsrespect or used
dtsrespectful language toward her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

Nominations of Three for Brigade Rank
Sent to Senate by President
Roosevelt.

The President sent the following NOM
nations 10 the Senate today:
Lieutenant colonel. TO be brigadier
general;
Lorenzo W, Cooke. Twenty-sixth H.
fantTy.
Joseph N. Ca1iff, Artillery Corps.
Henry S. TurTill, deputy surgeon gen
eraL
Crosby p. Miller, deputy quartermas-
ter general.
Colonel TO be brigadier genersl-John
W. Bubb, Twelfth Infantry.
To be surveyor general Of Wyoming
Alpf Gus p. Hanson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
BIDDlE SEEKS NEW CODE
FOR APARTMENT HOUSES

Engineer Commissioner John Biddle
has instructed Building Inspector Ash
ford to furnish the names OF a commit
tee OF lawyers, doctors, and business
men 10 undertake "A general revision OF
lie building regulations.
The changes will particularly concern
apartment houses. Inspector Ashf yrCi
believes that additional safeguards 20
protect occupants from loss OF lee n
case OF IRE are needed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
PASS PROHIBITION BILL
las GONE GLIMMERING

The HolTe Committee on judiciary is
so much yided on the bill introduced
By Mr. Randall OF Texas. prohibiting
nembers OF Congress and officials Of
the NTt:"nal Government from accept
ing railroad OF steamboat passes or tel
ephone or telegraph franks. that no fur
Their attempt will be made TO secure a
favorable report on Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
BRIOE-T0-BE KILLED
BY JEALOUS SISTER

ATLANTA. Ga. March 9.-Jealous Of
her eighteen year-Old sister, Miss
Chapel Whise nant. Mrs. z. n. Standi-
mos ling and shot her dead, firing four
bullets into her body
Mrs. Standifer is about twenty-five.
She is held by the police pending in
QuiTy By the coroner. The young
woman was slain while standing before
her mirror combing her hair. She was
to have been married next week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
METROPOLITAN CLUB GETS
LOAN FOR ITS NEW HOME

The Metropolitan Club OF the city of
Washington today placed on record a
deed If trust on It's property at the
corner OF Il and Seventeenth streets
northwest to secure the American Sc
curity and Trust Company IN the fssu-
Rncs OF gold coupon bonds amounting
to $3.50, 600.
The loan will be used 10 erect and fur
nish the new home OF the club now In
course OF erection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
COTTON MILL OPERATIVES
TO RECEIVE MORE WAGES

LAWRENCE, Mass. March 9-No-
tees have been posted in all depart
ments OF the extensive Pacific Cotton
Mills here announcing that on Monday,
March 19, an advance in wages Will be
made.
the largest in the world, employ near
ly 5000 operators. The rate of the pro-
posed increase Is not stated. The ad-
vance will be greater in some depart
ments than In others, but It is expected
1t WIZ average nearly 10 per cent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
CARNEGIE WILL HELP TO
BUILD SUBWAY TO COMFY

NEW YORK. March s.-At a meeting
OF the board of estimates and appor-
tionment IL was stated that Andrew Car
negie had promised aid in building the
subway extension 10 Coney Island
The project had been dormant for
some time because no one could be
found TO assure the plan being carried
out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
MONROE STREET HEARING
POSTPONED TO MARCH Is

The hearing Of the Sulpician Fathers
and Representations ON the Brookland
Citizens Association, set for today, be-
fore the Senate Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia on the bill authoriz-
ing the extension OF Monroe street
northeast, was postponed until next Fri
day at 10 o CT 9ck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

An influential factor in shaping senti-
ment yesterday was the sharp break in
sterling exchange, which carried the
quotation to 4.S51s. with a recovery to
$3.50 at the close. This naturally re-
Vived talk of gold imports. as is usually
the case when sterling IS quoted around
this level II was said that bankers
were figuring on these. and that imDOr-
tations of the yellow metal would prob
ably be announced today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
MRS. T0LLA SAVED FROM
DEATH ON THE GALLONS

TRENTON. n. J.. March 9.-The court
of pardons met here this afternoon, and
after a very brief session. committed
Mrs Tcilas death sentence to seven
and a half years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
MALE VANITY.

After a man has been told that his
hair is getting thin on top for the first
time in his life he finds out how to
handle a hand glass.-Atchison (Kan)
Globe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
THE HUMAN LEECH.

II won't resign under fire." the Sena-
tor pugnaciously declared.
And il we draw off the attack2'
Then 1 won't have to resign. Louis
Vile Courier-JOurnal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
LIVELY TRADING IN
CAPITAL TRACTION
Buying of One Hundred Share Lots
Marked Feature in the
Trading.

Promptly at noon today, as had been
decided upon, the stock exchange did
not meet. but five minutes later the
call was started. and at ten minutes
after full attendance of members
was on hand and the cali proceeded
merrily. Later in the session Il motion
was adopted to commence the call at
1910, and hereafter an effort will be
made to start promptly at that time
The change meets the approval of ali
the members, and win be FASTENED to
allow Of several getting home in time
for hot luncheon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

street Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
stock ExchangeI
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, March 9.-The following
were the quotations on the grain mar
ket today:
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Jacob Fields, brokers were buying
Amalgamated Copper, which rose 2
points in the early part of the session
and was tipped to go as high as los dur
Ing the day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, March s.-The following
were the quotations on the cotton mar
ket today:
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American stocks in London sympa-
thized with the general advances in all
foreign markets this morning. Reading
being up ~. Ontario and Western i
and Union Pacific q of a point.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

Opening in Atchison was disappointing
something like 1000 shares coming on
U-the market, breaking the price from %
20 80. Some of the brokerage houses
reported that the buying was not con-
sidered good.
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TIE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
once, Corner Ninth and ? sta

PAID-UP CAPITAL. s., 00o, 600.
SURPLUS $3.50, 600 (EARNED).
Loans in any amount made On aps
proved real estate collateral at SsA-
sonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits On monthly
balances subject to check.
This company acts executor. al
pninistrator. trustee. agent. Treasures
- registrar. and IN al other hducizry ca
pacities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and nreproot
vaults for safe deposit and storage cx
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY ERSON President
JOHN A SWOPE..---.-......... Vice President
ELLIS Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER IreASuree
HARRY c. MEEM- Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR.---....-..A ssistans ITeasuFs<
THOMAS BRADLE Heal Estate OmceE
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
Is prepared to assume the management OF
your real eStata- Careful attention atys1 Ia
all details.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

SIATEAENT OF the condition OF axe
GREAT EASTERN CASUALTY AND IN
DEANITY COMPANY. OF New York. or, the
slst day OF December. 1905. as required IN
GER District Of Columbia Code. amended
June 30. 1901.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

The sales Of stocks for the year to
date show big increase over last year,
while the dealings in bonds have de-
Cidedly fallen of. The large number OF
bonds issued has chilled that section
of the market: Stocks, 1906. TO date,
sold, 1896. to date, $177, 600; 1905, to
date, S276, 1900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

Less attention is being paid daily to
the monetary situation. which at one
time threatened to be the dominant fac
tor stock-market-wise and may do so
even yet, though persons well informed
incline to the belief that the question
of money rates will not be so potent as
was at first supposed,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

Money received during the year 1905 $50 10 IS
Expended dUTtr.z the year 1s05..... zs3 aa5 ~
L us H. FIBEL, President
THOMAS h DARLING, Secretary
Subscribed End sworn to before me this
Itf day If b. arch, 1906.
,SeaD CAROLINE D. PLACE.
Notary Public Kings County
Certificate n ID in New York county
it
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

STATEN ENT OF the condition OF the
PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the District Of Columbia. on the 3lst day
Of Deco nOeT, -so5, a. required under Dis
trict Of Columbia Code. amended June 30
1902
C,auftaI stock S7no no N
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

II was reported on the floor that the
City Bank will import gold next week.
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NEWS FROM WALL STREET.

up TO 9O5,S00, as compared with 677 40
Wednesday, and $4,000 a year ago.
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Boston was said to be selling the SteeI
stocks and had disposed of good ouantf-
ties IN the past few days.
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keene brokers were reported as buy
Ing Brooklyn Rapid Transit, which rose
Honl - TO eS52 IN the first two hours.
TIPS We're circulated that the price
would be put to IS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-09

The Pittsburg Post announces sale Of
the P1ttsburg and Lake Erie roaH 70
Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt INTEREST," ~