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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
NEW LAW FIX
Salt Lake and Ogden Law
a Partnership

A law partnership has ~. isll
Judge Andrew Hcwet Q, 5 Yi[l 4
Macmillan OF Ogden a''S o-,lss a
February /. when he ,sss q
move to this city anu I,,Jss q
tho rooms occupied py ,.STs q
Keith % Brlen building ~ Gv
a rcSiden, OF salt LII. t.oua Isl
years and Is too Wen n,ss .
Introduction. Mr.. Maei', M0',,n a 0f
late Judge J. II. Macnl,'iI1 esrsr
already hnd a succes an go
Gifted In oratory no u. ..ar,cskl5
vincing plcader and Is 81
ed in all the legnl ecxnJ v
orator or the Masonic Ii.rIrs y
and participated In tne ,nr,pE.s Z
stones OF the Masonic ~
and Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
TOM R|CAARl(
OLD-TINE h
Portland Commercial
resentative Is W.
the Cause,
BEGAN HIS WORK IN
THE STATE OI|
Boosted for Wellins
He Made a Go0da
| Town. /

Tom Richardson, Por,,,,.
club representative at N.
First convention, IL
cause of publicity bures,.
string to herald their adys,..
world Not only Is NJ,
veteran, but he is, 10
originator OF the jas. am
cities abroad by mean.
and posters. oi
Doomed wellluss
II was away back IN ,Ss
was booming. that Mr ~
ceiycd the Idea that a io rsl
vertised over tho coi,n,n w.n
advantage as might aecn,. y .
who ludiciously adverii.sst =
n widely-circulated nsrs
once went TO work vr,,;
articles concerning Kansas
and Wellington, a eror,r
southern border, In par,,,uYss. s
sessed OF more than nN..lai.
descriptive writer II, d. y
only gained fame tcy hr's., rs
articles on Kansas ss,e % Is,ea
sible for the big iaflsy =. rs s
that State, during ;b. n n,l,I7' t27
never-to-be-forgotte boon
Took a Turn at rI;,a
Later Mr. Richardson Va, !
q body OF energetic Ans.-.
Trinidad, Colo. TO "bao-,S
His work at Trinidad xss Il
able benefit TO the city a-s
his being called TO Pueblo !.
famous boom which tha, 4,
from 1883 to 1900. In his prssc
Richardson employed neTrc
tising and posters. One az 4
Ing novelties was a stlokey
size OF q silver dollar, 5hh
word Pueblo" in the ceniss'
Hit Upon Novel n
At this time Trinidad rss
Ing and the Trinidad pzonls|
ing about for q cope.back
town up north. They fnaIlf
novel plan. Richardson hgd|
liberal with his little s,Ick,,
were to be seen on every h
road coaches. lavatores 1
glasses and. In fact. everTr
where IT was possible 10 81,
How the Sticker y
The Trinidad people got
sticker In the shape OF a ~
half the size Of the Puehlo
the words, Uses Colo.aj,
month later 1t was next ia l
find a Pueblo stickcr whlch
pueblo Uses Colorado Cal
one on Richardson and PrzN
ardson's work for the "pi:a
West, as he called Pueblo
IN evidence.
After leaving Pueblo. ".
was called to Texas. whese
for several years. and thsl
Portland. where his abluV
being appreciated. but Is d
ders for that prosperous q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
NATIVES ARE DISTURBED
Reported Sale CT Islands If Japan
Makes Trouble.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received by the
Secretary OF War from Gen. Ide at Ma
nilu:
Natives much disturbed by cable state
ment that Embassador Wright has been
authorized to negotiate sale OF Islands TO
Japan. Authentic denial from you must
be useful
Secretary Taft replied to tho cablegram
2s follows:
'"Thc cable statement referred to In your
csblegram hes not the slightest vostigo
of truth. 1t Is not only untrue. but ab-
surdly so,'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
BOY BURGLAR TRIED
Gus Johnson May Get OFF With a
Term in Reform School.

The case OF GUg johnson. olias Frank Mnr
lin. reached the Third Diotrict court Friday
tho defendant. who IL said TO be under is
years OF uge having been bound over by judge
Dichl n few hours before.
Johnson wus arrested while in tho oct OF
burelari.lng the residence OF Duncan Mac
Vichic Thursday night. after which no con-
fcsScd that he bu.glarlzed the residence OF
Henry Newell the night OF January "a.
When Johnson appeared befors Judge Arm
strong he said he desired attorney and
Harry W Harper appointed. Mr., Harper
VIII eldeavor 20 hovC the boy sent 10 tho re-
form school \ plea win DO entered next
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Quiet Wedding Takes Place.

Mr. J. p. Salbot. formerly of Pleasan,
HIN, Mo, now OF Moscow. Ida, and Miss
home OF the brides sister, Mrs Eiie srie
Schneider. i46 Eost Fourth South street nn
January 20. at o'clock. Rev Danks or
Aciating. The wedding dinner was served
at Mrs. E, B. Funk's, sister of the groom
The happy couple left on the 1920 trnin
Sunday morning for their future home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
LIKES SALT u
Hoosier Visitor to Zion y
Pleased With q

After an extended tolr z
Addie billiard. a business
ington. Ind. is in Salt Lan
way home. Mr.. billiard Is 81.
with the Western countl5
that he had but little sss
10 his present trip. OF the ~
OF the Western country ~
pleased with Salt Lake. a.
its great future le apparsn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
STRUCK BY TRAIN
Wagon and Load of Sewer Pipe Is
Demolished.

wagon loaded with sewer pipe and
driven by a young farmer which was
crossing the Oregon Short Line tracks at
Ninth North street. Friday morning was
struck by an incoming passenger train
The pipe and the wagon were completely
demolished but the young man and the
horses escaped without injury The
horses. as soon as they recovered from
the shock broke and ran down the street
and the half dazed and scared boy after
them Tho drivers name could not be
oscertnjnpd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
OLIVER GETS DAMAGES
Jury Returns a Verdict for Hin, :,
Sum of $4,000.

In the damage suit OF Ernest o,,,,
agalnst me Bingham Consolidated Mimi
and smelling company. on trial In ths hs
tho jury yesterday awarded y ua5S past.
tho plaintiff In the sum of ssno TIC 70
Ripin,in Tn, sued for $4,000 for personal ine
iSe prcsent ms ter g1np,e5ed nd the jury trial for
TIL Monday 'oufHcu un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Russell-Jsmes Company.

The Russell-James company of Ogden.
with capital stock of $4,000. divided
into 500 shares. filed articles OF incorpora-
ton in the office of the Secretary of State
Friday The officers are: w. L. Russell.
president c. w. Jones' yIce-presidcrS
and treasurer. w. a. james, secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
WATSON HOME BURGLARIZED
Thirty Dollars and Gold Watch Sc
cured During Absence of Family.

Burglars entered the home OF Joseph e.
Watson nt 81 West Fifth South street somc
tlrno Thursday night. during the absence OF
the family, and secured $50 in cash and gold
watch. AZ no door or window wns forced opon,
Il is supposed that entrance was gained by
means OF a skeleton key The matter was
not reported 10 tho police until Friday morn
ing As in similar cases, the men who en-
torod tho Watson home loft evidence OF their
visit bureau drawers being pulled out and
their contents scattered over the floor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Salvation Army Meetino

held IN mot the IerSss Saa the special meeting to be
led by Maj. Mills. Tho Major VII, p, n-S.
memoered m as having charge OF the 1e ar re-
and Sar. now wake Ses CITY some sixteen years aso
pies work OF this locality. The ing my. Peo-
,na Mili o9 neld IN the Board OF Trade bur,iSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Viaduct Across tn

The committee on teaetss
work of the Board OF Edua
a meeting at the beard ~ e,
noon. The matter OF na.s
built across the railroad ~ -
Union school will be co's'.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Jack Gleason for Manager.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2s-It is stated
that Jack Gleason has been definitely
chosen az manager for the San Francisco
baseball tea;n, although official an
nouncement Will not be made for several
Qay2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Attorney Boyd Aa

The Middlesex Banking
Connecticut has filed g s,s., ncu
Ace of the Secretary OF Pr an
w. Boyd of this city a. "a
torney for the company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Evidently Two Adrift.
Meeting of Veterans Postponed.

The meeting of the Utah Indian War
Veterans, which was to occur Friday
night, was postponed until February 9.
at which time they viii have an election
of officers and give grand ball in the
Thirteenth ward hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
MUSICALE AT UNITY HALL
Programme of Exceptional Merit Was
Given Friday Night.

a programme OF exceptional morit the
soloists were Mins Judith Anderson Miss Ju
dlth Evans and Fred Graham. Mrs. Jonnic
Stanger's work was excellent. and the Selcc
tions chosen showed tho versatility OF her
reading.
Tho frat number was The Set OF Turquoise"
charming little Italian comedy by Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, Jealousy being the motive and
theme OF tho play, AN Object OF Love" by
Mary E. wilkins. OF dincrent school.
and yividly pictured tho little New England
spinster In fcr home with Willie the Cat"
thusiastic encore, Mrs stangor read a beautl-
ful little poem, "ono. Two. Three" which
was recently published in Scribnor's.
Miss Judith Evans woe the pianist and ac-
companlst Of the evening, ond special
tion should bo made OF the splendid work done
Evons's numbers were we'll chosen. and in
response to woll-dcssrved applause. sho govo
,,Worum." by schumenn az an encore Mss
Evans accompanied Mlso Anderson and Mr.
Graham in pleasing manner. Mr Graham
was heard In q group OF threo eonGs, -Four
jean all OF which were well given. Mr.
Gronem was in splendid voice Miss Andcr-
Samson md Della" which suited her voice
to perfection In response TO an encore Miss
Evans sang "A Lullaby, by Kimooll. very
sweetly. Mr.. Graham also gave Without
Thee" oy dHardelot.
Following tho concert social hour waa
passed. dancing being the amusement until a
late hour. The committee in charge was COM
posed Of Mrs. Duncan HcGinnis, Mrs, NJ E.
Pratt and MIsp Wlnnifred Woodmansee An
annoyance OF the evening was tho continuous
talking OF people Ia the audience, who
evidently thought the entertainment WA a
Talking Bee"
The next entertainment sivcn under tho
Unity circle will take place at tho hnl on Feb
runry &. q programme having been arranged.
Following is the programme In full:
Hungarian Dance No. I ..-,s.ss...... Brahms
(a) "Four-Loot Clover" .s...s.....-.. Brown"ll
Or Jean ...... .................-..-. Sproes
The Set OF Turquoise Thomas Bailey Aldrich
(a) Aria from "SamsOn and pslila'' .-.-,s.,
.-.,... -..ss...,. .....s.....-..-... Saint Sacns
N) III l Build World for You ......
....-.., Observation-Disclosures Liza Lehman
(n) II IieSestraum' ...... ......-......r... Liszt
(h) ''Zephyrs OF May .....,,....s.... Schunnann
Without Thee" .....s...-............DH D Hardelot
AN object of Love -.-,-..-,, Mary E Wikin
BY reouost)
(a) When Twilight Gomez .Srelczski
(b) "a DIllnby'' -..-.. -,.--..-..s..rs.. kimbaIl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
alleged Burglars Go Fra.

W. "e Graham ShSIary n.91 c9Ses Of c f Joseph and
mas mas asked that no information. i eSoa toourow
secure cnui, mat the evidence is insuncient ~
been discharged ueAenaahts have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Reports MANY Casualties

LONDON. Jan. 27-The Shanghai corro-
spondent OF the Morning Post says II is
reported that the Vlodivostok mutipy re
suited IN 20 casualtioa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
HanpY Little Ones.

And what an array of souvenirs there
was! Whips. hoops, games. music boxes.
swords. guns. toy waShboards-a dozen
and one things to make glad tho hearts
of the children. and a happier lot has
seldom beon seen than tho crowd OF
youngsters that emerged from the Grand
shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon, The afternoon was one OF unal-
loyed pleasure TO them as well as to the
older people present, and the. manage
ment of the theater responsible for II Will
have warm place In their hearts for
many day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Seize Bomb Factory.

MOSCOW Jan. 27.-Thc police today
seized a laboratory In which explosives
were being prepared and bombs loaded.
A great quantity OF powder wne captured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
FIND BODY IN BOAT
Man Evidently Perished Adrift at
Sea

MAI EVldentIy Feflshed AdTlft at
Sea.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. n
The steamship Chiswlck, returning today
from trip to Ancon with lumber from
Bcllingham from the Government con-
tractors there. reports having passed OF
southbound. Whitehall boat painted
gray, containing tho body of q man The
cadayer was In a blooted and putrid con.
dition. so the Chiswick sailed away, Ieay-
ing IL drifting
Evidently Two Adrift
The fact that there were two pairs of
rowlocks shipped and two pairs OF oars
ilpthe bottom OF the boat indicates that
the man was not alone when swept out
10 sea. There was nothing about the boat
which would indicate its name or wheye
IL belonged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Will Get Salaries Today

The jani4ors and officers of the Board
of Education Will be paid today The
3aDitors' pays> "plaurls TO ssA7 and that
Of tha officer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Special Cars Furnished.

Special cars were furnished by the Utah
Light and Railway company to carry the
guests OF the thcatcr to and from the
place OF amusement, md everything pos
slble was done To make the afternoon q
real holiday for all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Who the Guests Were

The guests OF the Grand management
included the inmates of the county In
firmary, the children OF the kearn5
St. AIMS orphanage and OF the State
street orphanagc. Sisters OF Charity
looked after the children from tho
Kearns orphanage while several mem
bcrs OF the board OF directors saw that
no harm came To the little ones from the
StaIp street homo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Souvenirs for Children.

But the hospitality OF the Grand man
agement did not end with the presenta..
ton OF Hazel Klrlie." At the close or
the third act Mr.. Lorch stepped before
the footlehts, and, after thanking the
audience for their generous appreciation
of the play, informed the children that
each and every one would be presented
with a souvenir OF the day as he passed
ont of the thcafnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
FOUR HUNDRED LITTLE
Ones MADE HAPPY
Grand Theater Delights a Large
Number Of Children From
0rphanage.

Four hundred delighted children
and equally delighted men and women
were guests OF the management OF the
Grand theater Fricny afternoon, and en-
joycd to the utmost the presentation OF
thc old-timo favoritc Hazel kirke. To
many In the audience the play was not
new. but to most of them any play Is
new, and the way they relishcd Hazel
Kirke" was real treat to the other
sDCCtaTorS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27
HEAVY SENTENCES FOR THREE
Prison Terms Aggregating Thirty
seven Years Imposed.
Justice stafford Determined 10 Curb
Prevailing LuwIeSSBeSs by In
hictiB- Severest Punishment.

As he pronounced sentence upon "a num-
her of prisoners who had been trica
during the week and found guilty. bat
had been remanded. Justice Stafford. in
the Criminal Court. yesterday remarked
on the numerous crimes committed in
the District. and his intention 10 inn
pose the heaviest permissible terms where
circumstances justify.
Tie negro Armistcad Lee received a SEN
teuco Of fifteen years in the penitentiIry.
having been convicted of robbery While
seated in a public park July y last, Lee
ucCusred Alice e. REGAIN, SIatched her
pocket book. beat her and ch0ked her.
The judge imposed the maximum penalty
on Lee who is an Odd offende-.
Tor rUbbiHE Henry II. Evcrtson on Sep
tembCr 80 hast Of his watch, chain, and
other valugbles. Charles Reed was sem
fenced 20 serve a. term OF twelve years
in the peHitentiary.
Committing assault with dangerous
weapon and inllictiEg six dangerous
wounds ou Timothy Sullivan. O. driver
in the employ Of the Washington Brow
crE Company. Arthur Tabs colored.
was sentenced TO term of ten years
i'm the NoundsviIle peuitenuary.
William Br0naugh received @ sentence
Of eighteen months ia the peuitentiary
for grand larceny; Calvin Bryan. colored
was sentenced To two years I'm the peni-
Tertiary for HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
Benjamin Kelly. colored, being convicted
OF larceny, received Il sentence Of eiEh-
teen months iu the penitentiary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27
TEACHERS PAY DELAYED.
Action Of Board VIII Hold Up Checks
Ten Days.

The pay of the District teachers viii De
held up for ten days more The pay rolls
Wee compiled late yesterday afternoon
ana viii Doe probably sent 10 the Comp
troller Of thc Treasury this morning %
viii then take ten days To issue tho
vouchers and have them approved by the
Comptroller.
1t is rumored that Dr. w. p. Du Boise.
of Atlanta. Ga. coiored who is an ex-
ponent of the higher education for his
race and is opposed 10 the methods and
ideas of Booker Washington. is an APP
plicant for the position OF assistant super
inteudCnJ OF C0lOTcd schools 80 succeed
Dr. Montgomery.
DT. Chancellor stated yesterday that Dr.
Du Boise had never made a formal appli-
cation for the position
Another candidates name mentioned
was that OF Leslie Pinknay Pin, cOlored,
an educator of Tuskegee Caiversity. and
man In fun sympathy with the ideas of
education of Booker Washington Nr.
Hill has taken the examination. but the
result is not known. as Dr. Chancellor has
not completed looking over his exami-
nation papers. Others who have taken
the examination are q. &. Galloway. r.
H. Necrmeyer, and William *. Joiner the
latter being a graduate of the local color
cd university
DIT. Chancellor asserts that he has not
given the name OF Justice of the Peace
Robert IT, Terrell any attention for the
position OF assistant superintendent Mr.
Terrell when seen relative 20 the report
that her husband WAS seeking the posi-
ton. denied il absolutely.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27
.OUST ALL THEIR DEACONS
Members of Shiloh Baptist Congre-
CATION Also Recall Pastor.
Opposition Party Voices Its Dissent
ing Opinion i'm Vigorous Tones
while Meeting Il in session.

Amid much fiery oratory and some little
disc0rd demonstrative portion Of tho
congregation of the Shiloh Baptist
Church met last night and voted 90 re-
caH their pastor. J. Anderson TAYLOR. who
resigned recently. and 90 Dust the dea-
cons.
The meeting was held under difficult
ties. as "a dissenting portion of the con-
grcsation assembled in the rear Of the
church voiced their beliigerent sentiments
iu no quiet manner
The opposition is composed OF most
of the dedcons of the church and "a large
part OF the members. many Of whom
dbsfutcd themselves last night because
they claim the meeting 10 be against
the constitution. The differences grew
out oil some charges which were made
against The pastor ! Anderson Taylor
OF a rather serious nature These We're
investigated bv the deacous az the pas
tors request and found TO be substau-
TALLY true The minister then handed
iu his resignation. which was accepted
by the congregation. Last night "a party
tn favor of the pastors continuance in
his office met and recalled the clergyman
70 the cuurch and announced that he
would resume the pulpit on sunday
the deacous and their followers tried
90 have the meeting stopped by locking
the doors OF the church. but this proved
$50 obstacle 10 the other members. An
attempt was made yesterday by the pas
tors party 10 have Judge Gould give an
authorization TO the meeting last night
but in this they We're not successful
During the evening the dcaCous were all
discharged from their positions 10y the
pastors people
The opposition party contends that the
legislation of last night Is futile and
that the pastor Will never again enter the
church.
That there Is much hard feeling be
tween the parties was demonstrated by
the threats and determinations that were
exchanged The reverend pastor himself
did not appear but duNi0uSly awaited
She verdict at nearby corner
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27
DIED.

BOND-on THURSDAY. October g. 1906 CARL
WALKER beloved husband If NaTy y Bond
Funeral private. SATURDAY. October - 1905, az
D.. M. al Laurel I'D.
FOSTER-N the Washington Asylum Hospital. Oc-
tober g. l2s. SANDY FOSTER. colored, aged
f1rty-fivc years.
Body al city morz1e. u not called for by oclocs
T. Ii October =, 1905, such remains win De DIS
posed of II accordance with law.
KIEENAN-On wednesday. October "a 1896. &C s.l5
r m. CHARLES H.. beloved son Of CatLarius
and the late Daniel Herman.
Funeral from hi5 late residence, - Tenth street
northeast saturday morning. October g az
$50; thence % s. Joseph's Church. Relatives
and friends invited 60 attend
NuLLER-On Friday October g. 1906 az 80 .. IN.
% her residence. IIl3 street northwest. RE
GINA NJ. widow Of Francis Miller, In her sew
cuty-frst wear
Funeral from ST. Patrick's Church Monday morn
iHs. October - at 70 O'Clock. Iuterment priyata.
NIXON "Wednesday. October q, 1896. at her resi-
Uencc. l7L Ihlriy first street northwest.
MARTHA T., daughter # the late Charles j.
and Catherine s. Nix
Funeral saturday October =. az p. ~. from
her late residence Friends and relatives invited
90 attend. lntement private
OBEIEN-The funeral Of THOMAS ]. OBRIEN.
husband Of Bridget BTieu. viii take place fr.l
tae residence Of his daughter lIrs. James j.
Nagruder. 1921 New Hampshire avc1ue.
Due notice Of the funeral uill be- given.
EANbALL-Ou "Wednesday. October y 1906. at &
o'clock u. ID. 40 her home IN Annapolis. MARY
VIRGINIA. IN the eighu-Einth year OF her az.
widow ai sarecon BuItou Randall. 4. ; A
STANsBURY-On THURSDAY. October =. 1905 10
HIS d. ~. 90 Providence Hospital Mr.
NAUDE STANSBJ RI beloved vic Of Charles
Stan-buy aud daughter OF Helen and John
G. Minor
The funeral viU take place from her late residence.
1913 street southeast. SATURDAY. October q al
80 p. ~. Relatives and friends Ct the family
aTc respectfully invited % attend. t0hio papers
please c0W.I
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27
WILL PAY ALL pEpOsITORs.
Comptroller RidgeIy Orders People
Bank 60 Settle at Once.

Bank tO Settle at Once.
At meeting OF the directors of tho
Peoples Savings Bank. held yesterday
afternoon. it developed that some of them
seem to favor Immediate liquidation OF
the affairs of the bank. while others
strongly recommend reopening Of the in
stitution and resumption Of business. II
was reported that petitions had been cir
culGted among depositors asking the di-
rectors 10 continue business and pledging
not 20 withdraw their deposits from the
bank
The assets of the bank as shown. ac-
cording TO the statement of the directors.
are Ia much better shape than the Comp
troller had hoped for. and the directors
desire it 20 be understood that there is alb
sOlutely no cause for Alarm that deposit
ors viii be paid i'm fun in a short while.
It has been agreed upon by the directors
and stockholders 20 bold a meeting this
afternoon, when II viii be finally decided
whether there is 20 Doe an immediate liq1i-
dation or whether the bank will resume
operations
Comptroller Ridgely. upon information
received that no move had been made so
far to comply with the conditions under
which the bank would be turned over to
It's officers has decided 10 instruct the
receiver 10 wind up the affairs Of the in
stitution
lt IS expected that the Comptroller will
at once direct the receiver to pay off the
liabilities of the deposit0rs with all posi-
bic dispatch