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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
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In,ailaIslla, ylznete e. seseoclESs. e in
KANSAS GEIkE thsslli1ess that lIii.slecE
{ toe great piles iLneEel have
been, nam a rs Streets and. tn Elclss
to1 boxes. RAGS and igeg hh5E saCl
! been MARIE with 4 grIIEnbsrs - the,
liouses upcEli ofty jEslaaIts are cred
TSe. other day . mem her Of tlfs arm
sIEethe 66lE61Efn, oGden to Gillsl1eISC1;:
GO, over tOs EsF street, get mat
bunch of spelis.-. and tRItes tzlEall, To
pErior
hnve known what. tll1Et1 io1CtEs Tnls.lnt-
TBe. tEuclka1 RneVsz
AN. Damned. goods that sVEellifEnIl the
6drmarfon. Ct gases inside arg called
.ssEslls'' I'M ti4as grocery strRds - m this
house all 'sBSyelIs,,sa are kept n ., goOm
uEstnirs called Arlor. Ssr sasy.
street. Is, q lana.s that leads - to
t,RairY land tdab lg room whtro. any
fyfEls work putting M paekaGeSs
EClabber ailagg u the lana y hIell
passes through the great staRlsg Of,
condensed mia sCorncalse lllnaEz isoes
through tfisa eor1meaI packages, and
HarreIs
Tie syatnm of naming tn, gGeeets
Gnd dividthgI the dEmerent gta1tls Of
goods intoanumbers EaellftRtel bust
ness OF oritsls alit1s to the. eItsIl that
aimost tysiisei@ thew oIir Gambia dome
now by tfia- SANE number ofaor[r hll--
ars that could he done a., INK years,
nGo. SIn5cs5 Cfty STAR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
swnEr MnLoDY FLoUR.
Notioe 10 Our C1gtoTnerl.

we are pIeaaed to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles Il not atfect-
ed by the National Pure Food ana
Drug law as II contains no opiatea
or other harmful drugs. anti we
Recommend Il q q ElI5 remedy Tor
and aduite! turn WIZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

Ministerss VIE Wake up. There. are
burglars IN the house. John. Minister
Well what Of IT. Let them md dut
RegIster
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

''Whnt ] wnnt.'' said the consttilttu,t'1IEl.
els nice, easy position
my friend" answered Senator Sor-
Ehrm give up that idea. When an
easy position Is dlscovered so many
people are after Il that man has to
light ten hours n day to hold on 60 it.''-
Warrington Star
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

After an, It Isn't the way we i've or
the work we DO that matters but the
ideal we put into It Il there any
work too sordld. too Drosaie to Yield .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
u ProbEeTn.

Child Labor Problem,
The question OF child Ilijvr Is an-.
other ehat Will receive. C0nsid cradle, ut
tention before tile END Of tlte session
The Presidents message slioEs thai he
Is DESTROYS of Intting stop to the em-
pIoyment of caildreir in fag-tories and
mines. and srs congress understands
the subject better II, appears that there
is a. more noticeable. disposition % en-
act n law aIl the subject. Senators
BeSerIdgc sC Lndfanu and Lodge 0F
Massachusetts buTli have bills relating
to- the ma ster. and. while some little
pitIue has been nunhpsted over the
question or who, deserves credit Tor
originating the proposed Legislation. 1t
is prObahlc tia E inter awhile there Will
he combining OF forces which In the
end VIII bring. about the desired results
sevsridge- Lodge Pians.
Senator Bev erilge and Senator Lodge
both plan to rench the root OF the child
labor evil b. paashlblting the trslnspcr-
tntion as Interstate commerce OF the
pronucts OF ,fih Factories, mines. ete.,
which employ children under fourteen:
years OF age The two senators agree.
mat no system of separate state lpws-
VtoIslt b. effective UNLESS each stateen-.
acted the same law. alfd that is unlike,
~ Congress cannot say what the FAC
tories In any given sthte can or cannes
do bat It has the. power to get at the
desired result through the method oat-
lived, Each establishment Affected by
the proposed act would be EeqtRrSd to
hle semlannuah afhdayits 20, the effect
that It has no children uBGleF tRe pre-
sctIbed age Ia It's employ and had not
had during the preceding six months
period. Before accepting any OF ita
freight Tor transp ortatPon the railways
Will be authorized to demand the pro
auction OF these ahdavlts- No system
Of inspection Is provided for in either
OF tue bills. the two authors thereof be-
lnE OF the opinion that public spirited
citizens OF every factory or mining
town will be on the lookout for viola
lions Of the law and win promptly re-
port them. The only argument made
by opponents OF the proposed statute
& that the present system permits chill
dren OF poor parents to assist In sup
porting their families. who might euf-
Ter were It not Tor such support, The
eoucJhslons 81 al inYestig ator8 are 20
rho e6iitrify5 however,
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<arr-- In unr-1.ss-
->eud good Ior1 l,r.
mean 1r gou .lcW 1H one ~
Anp a'4f u.o
k44 l r a
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ut lll1l
800 ne U L
lciit NON
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leg Gun lllIE
Egllrlsl ellcl ~
s1ep vel Nv my tf Sllilis
= ut N nj soti. who =
= .yIiti
men Ilils ken 10y sh
cam luluce. Htus
~ my - l5loFtl IT, ll'is
IiI5i1 tltlll apply = "a sliiii 81
& beeI 81 some Ii n eltll d
Iiilli1 e mn q - impi,
YoIfl ~ ma fl effifiI
tie - lttsEs - dress lll.Ii lliiir goo m
peartnees - lhout q llllIE. 3 - 4ltGIIl
At tn sIll tima6,a q llIllilceI l6l,
much 10 q. with ones. lSinceEi
espee n It'pr 81 Ili.lseyv YORK
II & t11osf yg.lIui Elrl
t.. got tart who ara 81 ti ioV
come e. IilIllcllp Of IN II[Ell ora iit
Impression. Il seems it.h \ tl1F
Horkergs 'tdTlFi tii.g Qulcl<
er than . sli1lTlIly or y IfdItys llric
an ant elIlu9e Success ne,
X -
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60 Ehinr = go.

Teacher Johnny, e gave You 5
cents and your brother 10 cents, what
would that Lnaket 1ohnny-Trouble-
Denver News.
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Don't speak too plainly n man
were to set ont BY calling everything
bS its right name, he would be knock
ed down before he got to the corner OF
the street, ExchalEs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

AS well as for business or day
dress, we have furnishings in all the
Iatest and best styles and of exquisite
material. Our stock is always up
to-dnte. and the needs OF al classes
ana all purses are catered, TO. We
have Just received a fine line o.
heavy underwear for approaching
cold weather al tho best manufacture
also full line of shoes. hats, caps
and shirts on sale.
BLOCH TAMORLMGC co
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

None can Injure him who does not
ln5ure himself. st CArysostom.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

wan be moro osI
honSe s a thproa 6od f0pat
there = no taIisiI iel aud .c-
dents 20 mar the i.-
s ltles we W.liI rsp 10
RIllJIlEl3f
tiStleto or l prr
1re Flur pir Co
ephld SONS.
Wcal Pi'l.
ome pnono N1 Bell, l.II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

For chappod knd qr plrpei hends
pewi ltcb salIe
Solo ~ crcst
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10
YOUR HAT

IT'S important. No part of a
mans apparel SO completely changes
his appearance You want eharac-
ter. style, quality and money-saving
price. The new shade. tobacco
Brown, wide, haring brim soft hat
value $2.5o. at $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10


The otheF-TJTan referre5ka towns orig
mated, by Representative AIoFreN OF
Pepusylvanf6. In briefc ttprovfdes for
the rcsulatfEJIg Of insurawce companies
Of all kinds. by a system os~ tnxation.
While It fs- acknowledged to possess
good points the prepoaderanee.o Of sem
tfment in, sOnEress seems to be on die
side of the-Smes bin: and 'it'iS thought
that there is bare. chance Of tho.
latter getting through the legislative
mill before rhe end offthe present ses--
sion. Imperus has been given the re-
form movement against, the insurance
companies by Representative, Kahn OF
California; who has brought mp the ac-
tfon of certain concerns which have
failed toanalSe good their losses In the
San Francisco fire. ind moved to elzs
clude from this csontry all such CON
Germs which have tieir headquarters.
abroad.
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IlysERTIO rs FoB
pa IN every case IL
vince
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-10

\ Two IHsura1eos B5ilSs.
I Two bins Bearing oul tilessu6jects are.
|. now before congress- One OF thems Tn
|. troduced BT Representative Butler
Ames OF BIhssach psetts, provides for
what amounts to regulat ION OF all ire
and life insurance companies through
the laws OF the District Of ColhmbIa-
MI. Ame Edea; whlcti MS discusses
lat length by the house Judiciary COM
mittee last session, Is to pass atmodaE
insurance law for the District and for
the territories, Of. the United States.
Congress Has the power 20. do this; of
course All Insurance compan rs would
naturally desire to 0peFatecitI the Dis
itrfct and ifr the, territories. II they
did not conform strictly eoothe7 law fhr
effect In those places they would be
fBIhckllsted, and theit- business eEse
where would naturally suffer to such
Inn extent That they wou5d' be glad to-
reform ih. ogder to get; "a back ON the
old basis.
THIS PLAN has been approved by a.
conference OF Insurance oHcia1s of sew
.eral' states. mis- said to ,IJl@,Wholly con-
stItutfonal: anu many members of icon-
gress believe It viii prove tor be the
only I6gfeaFs solution or the problem
which aHeerS- policy holElerss an over
the country
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You'll congratulate yourself when
you've looked over our Iine'of shirts
They are near and dressy with the
new stripes and small figure eRccts,
and they ut, too A surpriEing lot
of stylish values at soc.
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II ~ AlII a. POS ron
an "a rnerl
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15
Boggs' Bakery.

The following is prize advertise
ment written by Miss Katherine
Minis for the Boggs contest. Miss
Minis is attending the Academy Of
the Immaculate Heart Of Mary:
i wrote this ad to win the prize, Of
fered by Boggs, the baker,
And put the people ON to the fact
That Boggs is the boss cake maker.
If you're out walking with your wife,
and want a place to take her,
just go down on Second street,
And visit Boggs, the baker.
If you once buy his bread and pies
You'll find this ads no faker,
But after that you'll patronize Mr..
Boggs, the baker.
Miss Minis received the first prize
of 50 for this composition, which
was selected as the best among large
number turned in. A number of the
school children of the city sre enter.
ing into these contests and Mr.. Boggs
is receiving some we'll written adver-
tisements for his money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15
Lewiston in Darkness.

Lewiston, Ida, Nov. 15.-Contin
ued rims, with heavy snow in the
mountains has converted the Clear
water river into raging torrent.
Since morning the river has come up
six feet, and the swift current is ALI
ed with cordwood, saw timber and
shingle bolts from a dozen booms mp
stream. A report reached here to-
night that the Tompson boom at
Ahsahka has gone out, and more than
million and half feet of saw tim
Der swept away. The big boom at
Kooskia went out early in the day,
carrying away $4,000 worth Of wood
and shingle bolts.
Other smaller loses are reported,
and the debris in the stream gives
evidence that bridges and fences have
oeen wrecked. All false work has
been swept from the o. r. d N.
bridge now building over the Clear
water at this point, together with
heavier timbers being framed ON the
bank.
From Grangeville comes the report
that the electric light plant has been
put out Ct commission, and that city,
like Lewiston, is in darkness. II is
estimated that altogether 500 cords
OF wood have been swept away by the
food in the Clearwater. The lumber
loss may reach $1,000
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15

rare and rich soprano voice. A num-
Der q persons have signifled their in.
tention Of taking advantage Of the
opportunity Mrs. DIETRICH offers and
1t Is reported that new male quar-
tette and an entertainment club will
De formed and placed under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Deitrick as far as the
musical end Of the club is concerned
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15

- sSAASA SoEpS, MlQWtnteF
Fair and FIESTA.
To make good bread use Ceratsno
the hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller 4
Company.
Woman's Relief Corps, Midwin,ey
Fair and Feista, Nov. 10.
Adolph Gilbersou, eyesight special.
ist will be at the Antler hotel Tues.
lay and Wednesday, hours a. m 70
: P. m. Glasses properly fitted.
All work guaranteed.
Midwinter Fair, Nov. 10, one
week.
What Occur d'Alene mining stock
do you own? We can be of service
to you. j. Boughton & Company.
Have you noticed those dainty lit.
tie photos at the Occur d'Alene stud.
10. 1.50 per dozen.
I. S. Boggs, the baker, was a bust
ness visitor in Spokane today.
Cuban Republic is being rapidly
developed and is soon bound to prove
winner.
Center table and chairs for sale at
bargain at J. W. Ridingers, 100
Sherman street.
Prof. Rothen's Masquerade next
Friday evening.
Well, are you getting subscribers
for the Press9 You have to work il
you want the piano.
G. Holsey, of the Branson & Max
Hardware company, visited Spokane
yesterday and returned last evening
to our city with his wife, who is a
late arrival from the east. They will
make their home in our city.
Go to j. w. Wiggett for dry wood,
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons,
farming implements, plows, harrows,
seeders, etc. 303 Occur d'Alene
street.. Enone NO. Il
Steven Houck, who formerly con.
Quoted the Golden Rule restaurant,
and lately the Coney Island CAFE, left
this morning for Potlatch and Other
towns in Washington looking for q
winter location.
W. bova Souoa avoaDfionoIIv 1900
bargains in mining stocks. Better
look them up. j. Boughton g. Com.
pany.
/ The regular meeting of A. 7. Nc.
Reynolds Corps No. 8 will be held
on Saturday, Nov. II, at Sander
hall, at two O'Clock p. M. All mem
/ bres are requested to attend
/ Stoves that are proving their worth
in this city are the Faultless MaleablC
ranges and Coles hot blast heaters.
Lake City Hardware company.
/ Saturday evening the Ladies' sew.
ing circle of the Swedish Lutheran
church will have an auction sale Of
various useful articles in the McFar.
/ land hall Donations in the way of
useful articles or pecuniary contri.
buttons are accepted with thanks.
Light refreshments will also be serv-
ed. Services next Sunday as usual
Sunday school at $50 a. M, morn
/ ing services, 10:45. Evening ser
Avices.
" Henry Glindema',, of the Exchange
National bank. spent last evening il
I Spokane attending large meeting Of
the Royal Highlanders of that city
A class of 80 candidates were initial
ed into the secrets of the order. AT
ter the initiatory services we're con
cluded banquet was held in homo
of the new memb rs and the visitors
and Mr.. Glindeman made a most en-
tertaining speech on the benefits o
the order.
Lille & Miller are now in position
to serve hot drinks that in purity an
delicacy will satisfy the most fastid
ious. We have
Beef tea.
Hot lemonade.
Tomato Boullion.
Vigoral.
French Boullion.
Chicken broth.
Vigoral punch.
vigoral cocktail.
, Hot chocolate.
Every drink made under the suPervl
sion of the customer. Lille d Nil
Ter. 223 Sherman street.
Last evening a large number OF tn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15
CITY IN BRIEF

Phone 1913.
fumes at Lakeside Pharmacy.
IN Republic ground is not a
Dcation.
Burgan is a visitor in Mos
bore be is attending a session
United States court.
mans Relief Corps, Midwinter
nd FIESTA.
TOR Patty shells at the German
>.
evening the directors of the
d,Alene Commercial club will
meeting in the council chamber
BO o'clock.
Woolson take the baby. Occur
ne Studio.
SD goods every day at Rlden.
1O9 Sherman street.
q Johnson, of Redwing, Mimi,
rive in the city in few days
. ND a position with E. A. Al
his Sherman street drug store.
. your cold in jiffy with one
delicious hot drinks. Lille
Her, 223, Sherman street.
McClear returned today from
rum where he attended the Off
bunting of the past election. A
er of precincts have not been
from and it will be several
before the entire count is made.
IRE will be music in some home
tmas day, furnished by the Press
Will it be in your home or
neighbours? Why? Because he
d harder.
. large light Office rooms to
single, or in suite. Idaho Mer-
le company.
lit cakes for the holidays at the
an Bakery.
,kets for the Knight T'emplars
bet and ball next Tues lay even
an Re had at the Occur d'Alene
store, of q. W. Fintzel or any
members of the or ]er. The at
nee promises to be large and the
promises to he one of the most
lie events of the season.
buy junk, bottles and rags at
porner of Occur d'Alene and
b street, Graham building.
mans Relief Corps, Midwniter
md FIESTA.
Oceries at right prices at j. W.
nger's, 100 Sherman street.
piano we will give the hustler
beauty.
dies Gents and children's rub
at E. B. Keller & Company.
ring to the recent heavy wind
ns and the continued rain, a
number of the local telephones
ut of commission and the COM
Is have extra crews working put
these in shape. The long dis
wires suffered the most damage
be lines through the timbered
try are in most cases put out of
mission By falling trees or other
AUCTIONS.
ban Republic is in the very heart
he Occur d 'Alene mineral zone.
very thing comes to him who
+, but YOU had not better wait
ong if you intend to earn the
5 piano.
ont wait until the Xmas rush
Yes to have your picture taken at
Occur d'Alene studio.
or hot drinks that will strength
tour constitution and warm you
D this cold, rainy weather, go to
lie 4 Miller, 222 Sherman street.
esrs F. D, VIM and Ben Chain
Of the VIM Barr Chainey COM
!, spent the day in Spokane at
ling to matters of business.
aban Republic ground has been
0ghly proven and has producing
hbors.
Oman's Relief Corps, Midwinter
and FIESTA.
he ladies' Aid society of the Bap
church Will give a Thanksgiving
|ner at the church from 5 to : p.
thanksgiving day.
V make a speciality Of decorating
lding cakes at the German Bakery.
Miss McGrover, of Milwaukee,
P, is spending a few days in the
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mans
"a, who resides on the Fort
|undS Me- MuTz-1v-.w Ino many
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-15


Every drink made under the suPervi-
sion of the customer. Lille Il Mil
Ter. 223 Sherman street.
Last evening a large number OF the
theater goers were most excellently
en- ertained by Harry Beresford and
who was supported by a strong CON-
many. in 1.-THE Woman Halter. y
The play is most eminent
success and Mr.. Beresford continues
to hold his sway of mastership in good
clean cut comedy, and is advancing
the reputation of his last years play,
.sThe Marriage of Kitty" From
one laugh to another there was no IN
termisson, and the complicated affair
of the woman hater were we'll appre-
ciated. and drew much applause from
the audience.
Mrs. Beatrice, Of Spokane. and q
formeer student Of vocal culture IN
der Marchesi. Paris, France. will
omen a studio in our city IN the
C,naur d'Aiene Bank & Trusi com
many building, and has secured suite
aas She will receive visitors and
prospective pupils Monday when she
viII test voices free Of charge. Mrs.
Deitriek IS most talanted person
ana Is we'll known among the select
musical circles Of. Spokane, having
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-05
Five Streams Of Burning Lava
Rolling Down Yesuvius.
Noise of Explosion Heard for
Twenty Miles Around.
PEOPLE ARE FLEEING
Carrying Images of Saints and
Praying as They 60.
Smoke and Ashes Carried as Far
as Naples.

Naples, April 5.-The eruption of
Mount Vesuvius is assuming alarming
proportions. Five streams of burning
lava are descending the mountain,
threatening everything below. Roar
ing explosions are heard for 20 miles
around The inhabitants of the small
villages near the crater are escaping
while professions of villagers carrying
images of saints and Madonnas and
praying for a cessation OF the eruption
are passing through the neighboring
towns
The smoke and ashes are carried SO
far that all Naples is sprinkled with
cinders. The NeapoIitans are not
alarmed; in fact they are rather glad,
saying that the new eruption of Vesu-
vius Is in preparation for the arrival
of King Edward who left Marseilles
April s, on the royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, accompanied by Queen Al
exandra and who is expected here to-
dav.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-05
war in natal.
Greytown Is Threatened by the
Hostile SuIus.
Colonial Force Defeated and
Driven From Its Lager.
IN A RUNNING FIGHT.
Another Force Is Pursued to
Within a Mile of Town.
British Are Moving Forward
Heavy Reinforcements.

Greytown, Natal, April 5.-The coli
onial field force which was concentrate
ing at Impanza, u miles northwest of
Greytown. for operations against the
insurgent chief, Bambaata, the depos-
ed regent OF the Greytown district has
been compelled to abandon its laager
after heavy fighting and retire to
Greytowu.
A portion of the force sent to res
cue the women and children Isolated
at Keates drift, succeeded in so do
ing but while returning was attacked
by rebelious natives. A running fight
was kept up- for six miles. the sulus
continuing the pursuit until within a
mile of Greytown. Three of the colonial
police were killed and several were
wounded. The remainder are safe at
GFsytown. The police report that the
rebels are in strong numbers and
flushed with victory and the officials
fear further ezcesses A strong force
of artillery, infantry and mounted men
is moving out of Greytown today ta
operate against the rebels
A laager has been formed here and
every preparation has been made TO
defend Greytown in case of attack An
assault on the town, however, is con-
sidered unlikely to occur, the Suius pre-
ferring to fight in the rugged country
outside.
The British field force at present
only numbering a few hundred men
will be strongly reinforced during the
next "a hours.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-05
LET'S SCHIFFER OUT.
Judge Riner Declines to Hold Him for
AlamOsa Failure.

Pueblo. Col, April 5.-Judge Riner,
in the United States district court to-
day, handed down a decision in the
Schiller bankruptcy case in which he
decided that the evidence was insult
hcient to show that Herman Schiller
Of New York was a director. This
decision releases Schiller from liability
of about 100000 which as a director
Of the Alamosa bank he had been
sued for by depositors.
The proceedings grew out of the
failure of the bank of Alamosa, which
was owned by the Schfffers, Isaac and
Abraha The case today was to de-
termine whether Herman Schiller of
New York. who is said to be a wealthy
manufacturer, was actually member
of the banking firm. The failure was
most sensational and created much
bitterness against the Schifeers. Abra-
ham, the active head of the bank. was
brought to Pueblo from Alamosa in
order to insure protection and to await
a hearing in the federal court
The failure occurred in October.
1905. Out of deposits of more than
100000 in the bank at the time. less
than s2,500 was found by the re-
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