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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY scmTRal

NEW JERSEY yEM 7 RAJ.
lime shown be4ow from Liberty st. Sta
ton Leave West 23d St 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
,.Ig EVERX z y u HOUR on THE HOUR 10 3 %
$1,000. '1l00. i1.30. ms12O0. tsl-CO, ! 80.
800. 300. - 90 $500, $40. m'6.OO.
800 $50. '2.OO plO3O p M. j'l2 Is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-z.1-so
500. :10,o0. f'l2oo. 200. It'4.Oo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr-z4 90.
1000 a. IN. 1.S0, k3. 40. 90 p IN. sun
GAYS, . Io9. 1000 a. m, $50 D. NJ M
ATLANTIC CITY-'lO-o0 g. m. xl-OO.
ALL RAIL RoUTE-Long Branch, Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays; North As
40. xI.20. i.30. 80. bof4. %. g4.45.
DO 10. $50. 80. j12.Oi Sundays. except
Ocean Grove. 1890. 915. 10 20 a. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Atlantic High
lands. seahright. Monmouth Beach Long
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
j dSsve ss - Pier -. n Z 92d 81; ~ sW' TX
go. 20 Sundays. 900. 1900 a. m M
Ioq: go 80 % d1 ~ 20 Leaye - =, d5 Pier !"
100. = %. g. As. 4. ~. 800. $40 Sundays.
$50 10 5o a m, $50. 800. $50 ?. NJ, m
Tine Tables giving time 10 EA.I2GT; TsGS;
CHUNK. WTLKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POT~TSvIIbF7.
WiILIAMSPOFT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices. Liberty ST.
West 23d St Tel Sl4+ Chelsea. Actor
/ House. 245 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S2
.th A.. PSI 9Th Av.. q Union square
West. 279s Sd Az. 1O6 West f2Sth St. 2f5
, Columbus Az. New York: Court St. 343.
344 Fulton 81 40 Nostrand Av-. Brook
lyn: 800 Broadway. williamsburg. New
York Transfer co. calls Cor and checks
baggage 70 destination
'Daily. +Dailv. except Sunday pSun-
DAYS tParlor cars only. mDtning car. es-
cept Sunday XSaturdavr only. zIAherfy st
only sDiniuR cay Sundays. 'piniug car
. daily bExCept Saturdays. fENcept Long
Rr1Hrh From West Tvventy-third Street
ei2 ~ =. m. "a so p. ul.. III 10 p. m.
k3 % 81 - p. m
W. @ RESLER ". =. HOPE.
Vice-Pres & Gen Ngr Gen PRss'r Agent
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/ SALESMAN wants line all kinds petticoats ::
/ also laCes. for State Of Illinois and the
West. as side line. commission. reference
and bonds desired Address Abe DoElb
Lorraine. Indianapolis Ind
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

with first class references. VINO has had
. varied experience Of guod address Ad-
dress PlUnkett Box 76. Tribune Uptown
Oftice 1865 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LOST-BANkBOOhS.

BANKBOOK No. 4tSS ToS of the Union Dime
savings Institution is. missing Any per
son having a claim TO II is hereby called
,nnn to- present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and q new one issued
LOST -Bankboo< No. 9n5. SIS. Bank for
Savings 2sO +th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book To bank.
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SALESMAN or REPRES ENTATIVE for
reliable Eastern house with territory il or
near Chicago college man. -: some road
eNeprfencs; hest references. bond. lives in
Chicago. Address Peoria Tribune Uptown
otice. 1864 Broadway.
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connecting with o. & ". Ry.
Special trains 10 Catskil Mt. resorts ana
saratoga. and Easy connections to all points
last North and West Through tickets ana
baggage checked at offices Of N Y Trans
Ter Co. Thro Ugh rail tickets between n u
ana Albany accepted. Most delightful one
half and one-day outings 10 West Point.
Newburgh, or Poaghkeepsie. returning on
any down Day boat Meals served at all
hours MUSIC
SPECIAL FEATURES ON
h1BERT FULTON DAY. AUGUST 11TH
SIR. MARY POWELL sfe sSove' columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb'ses
- AS T. NJ. connecting at West Point with
SIR q EEEY due West 42d ST. $40
each steamer.
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Blankets August Sale
Spreads Sna.;oIs
rGrrf1~tatses

III size Heavy Selected Cal Blankets
white and cOIOred-pInk and blue
borders-reguiarly S5.ss- .----------e ~
IA size Fine CsIifornis BIankets-slso
pure wool selected Ohios-white ana
colored-siIk birding-vsIue $1,000 D 90
ia size All Wool Cal Plaid Blankets--
hest coubinatiCns-light and cark-
were s. 9s and s8.9s-Ausust sale. Is 10
Limits pairs to a customer
IL size Cotton Biankets-Eiderdown
hnish-white and cord-hesvy weight
and full sfze-in.tead OF s225---- I %
IL size All Wool CaIircruias-vShite
Scarlet. Gray and Fancies-desirao.s
borders and binding-worth $500 4 .SS
IA size Heavy Gray Wool BlsHhets-
were 81 40 ------'-- -Sc
IO4>size All Wool CALIFORNIA;
and Whifs-instesd OF s+-49- 2.SS
1o-4 size Californias-White. Scarlet
Gray and Sanitary-instead OF
$3.50 .------------ 90
12-4 size Heavy White CALIFORNIA;
guaranteed all wool warp and Hing
silk binding-were S10-Sa-----.--..6.S .SS
Full size White Crochet Spreads
regularly -OS
Extra fine White Crochet-vorth ti-4s 30
Large Honeycomb spreads-hen'd.
fr1nged and cut COTnsrs-
worth 81 So. 9.--..s.--..---.-.----- .SS
Crochet Spreads for y beds
worth f1-3s 30
Crochet Spreads for .. beds
worth ---------------- ~
Hemmed Crib Spresds-vslue .ss. ..-- 10
F1III size SiIkoline Comfortebles-dgd
tops-plain backs-valus 81 d. -lS
Chi.tz Covered Cornfo-taOIss-
white cotton aIlinz-s'0r-h 81 es- - 7 .4S
French Sateen CornforrabIes-
reversible-plain centres-reg-s 81 p %
French satesu Connforteblss- fisd
tops-plaiu backs-also fig both
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BUSINESS CHANCES

,.,t,E- Finest on 2d ave: doing $50 daily
price. s6.Ooe; free and clear: this Is Ger
,.inI,- a bargain. Mcdonald Virgins Co.
81 Broadway
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AFEPTCAELNE From s.3oi Pier i, o!2o =, \ 4 N n
I,T v,,oIrr,J c.,,I,r1,.c 9'l,s,-,l l.,ss,0-,1l-THAMPTON
ST; Louis Aug IL St Paul ..---A Aug; o.
Philadelphia Aug "a New YORK - -'Sgpt' G7ftr
RED STAR LINE r.. ffoHl \. R.
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN q,
Zealand Aug Il 10 :30AM Naderland aug %
WnITE STAR LINE as 4{0.; n Re- r.
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
.CeItic. Aug -. 4:30PAf .Baltic Sept >
ARABIC Aug 20 1OA NJ "Cedric - sept IL
PLYMOUTH-CHER B'G-SOUTHAMPION
.Teutonic. .Aug.2I. 10 AM sMajestic. -Sept4
sOceanic. Aug 2s Q AN sfADRIATIC- Sept-ll
fNew. % oO0 tons. has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and @Sand
NEW -AZORES-MEDIT'E RAN ia \
"CRETIC---.S Sept 26. noon; Nov. = Dec ~ II
REPUBLIC Oct. "a. B 7. NJ Nov. 80
BOSTON-AZORES RES-MEHITER .
-ROMANIC. go. Sept IA, 3 =. NJ. Oct -
-CANOPIC- Oct : 8 4. NJ; Nov Is. Jan II
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Fl
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EEwREIRG-AKERlCAE L.INE

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PAssEN-
GER SERVICE.
Plym0Uth-Cherbou Hamburg
s3Ar'ka An 90 4 An Patricia. sept. Z
*D'tschland. Aus. 2g.9 AM "Bluecher sept u -
Pretoria. Aug. n, II AM "P- Lin NM lp.l,a Pr
Among special features Of these Vessels
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium, TalTn tiardeH
Ritz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators, Electrie
Baths. fNew
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO -NAPLES-GENOA' 90
t-Moltke. Sept & PM: oct To- NOV ~
Hamburg Sept "a II AM; Nov. .. jan
HAS Grill Room +Has Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
r. r. Tickets, hotel accommodations anu
general information about foreign tIaNt,'
Travellers checks good all over the WoiIN
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. \
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers, HoooheH'
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SHIPPING CLERK K.-Experienced in hand
ling al express and freight shipping. both
domestic and foreign a II. 73s oth ave,
care OF store
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wALLORY STRkNSETP &C.

Fleet Of splendid modern steamships
! Finest service IN every department
I Delightful Ocean and Gulf voyages
I Low Summer rates
ALL SAILf%GS from pier - or I6.
East River. nr. Fulton st, ~. 7 II Noon.
/ GALVESTON Wed. and sat. NO
/ BILE. Fri BRUNSWICK. Ga, Fri.
| KEY WEST sat.
| Freight and Passengers 70 the South.
| West and Southwest including Texas.
! Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Kan
| sas New and Old Mexico. Colorado,
| Utah, Nevada Arizona and California
! Tickets reservations. Bills I-aa'nz
/ and all Information. go H'way. cor Resde
st. and 50 South. Hr. Fulton st. y. Y
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CARPET CLEANING.
BOARD AND ROOMS

-9D ST 100 WEST tbetween Il and sub
way express stations i-tharIninS rooms
I z,,,arior table. references given and re
U
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HELP " ANTED.
Nlale

Male.
MANAGER or SALESMEN--I want men.
R-frr tas- references. NnO car UeTe4pG
.-5 rasrsEl real estate statesmen. those who
= themselves sell and get Others 10 do
81 In ,se WEa ale Wiling 10 take Up our
,.,-- il sI---,s-teWn territory, cali cr aG-
-rsss N- Bliss Estates q Long Beach.
.-ss ST. av5- New YORK city
-.NTFn.-Ar7 advertising solicitor for a
Stzh class magazine CAL between D
ss5 8 2 H.. Room 3ST, Prudential Build
M HeTaIh-
wa%TEI, I,-TRo telegraph operators; X
rsu were q striker son must realize by
fhiE tine <-u have lost your Joo. Can
-saos sEp good oT-@rRTcrs. who have had
tnol-h. ouL cf Town, soo5 Tsay= steady
g0-k. Tle- - family preferred. Box 1885
posiofice. >ew York
svgNTED-Arr neediework ard lace linen
alss salesman. with established trade
G, Sex il Tribune OfGCe.
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Remember
Remember
We Do Not Open Saturday
Supply Your Wants To-day.
Art Linens
August Sale
] Decorative Goods e''"i'

Decorative GSC1S
Handmade Renaissance Centre
teces-iSx1S-AIlOVer and Linen
Centres-reg- 50 --------------- -
Union Linen Scarfs and Shams-
borders and corners of Mexican
drawn wOrk-3Dx5f and 30X30-
reg. S1.29-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .OS
Pure Linen Scarfs and Shaiis-
elaborate Mexican wOrk-hant
drawu-H :. hemS-2OX54 ana
3Ox3O-reg. S1.9S and s. -. ------- I .4S
AppIiaue swiss Scarfs and Shans
plain and fancy eentres-2OX5i
and 32x32-res. 80. 6s.-----...-.---.- "a
Appliqued Swiss Scarfs ard Shams-
2Ox54 and s2xS2-reg- I9--..----.- As
Striped Cushion SIips-1Sx1s-
tasseI coruers-instead Of 30 L K
Tapestry Cushion Tops-lsxls-
pretty picture designs-ree. 70 -
Fine China silk Lambrequins-
floral ard Orientsl-2is yds long
reg 81 SS and s. 2Ss----------- ~
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Girls Wea-
ARD
Babies Wear

Girls White Lawn DreSses-taney
waist stvIe-with embroidery lace
tucks. Sc.-wsre Sos and s3ss l 90
Misses. Slohair Bathing Suits-nayy blGss-
braid trims to rs yrs
wee 81 o. to S39s....- .9S to 4 go
Babies. Lawn Hats and Caps-trim'd
with tucks. em5'y, lace. &c
we're .s9-tO Clear ------------ Ia
Babies White Pique Reefers-laTs1
collars with ernb'v inserts and
uetsaIliOns and ruftie- -
S1t9 and sI.eS-Clearance -9S
Rabies White Psque COats-deep cspss-
handsomely trim'd with eInb'y- ,
we're s. o. and s3-9s- ---------'--- l-So
Rabies sun Ronnets and corded Hats
button CTOWns-were -A'-to cisE-- -
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Cutlery ,,,.,,st Sale
and S,.;.I.
SIlyerWare

Dinner Knives-hand forged steel
ceIluIoid handles-res. .35 each. ! 4
Steel Scissors-nickel finish
to tuch-reg. -2S----- --------. / y
Rogers "A or Al TeaspOCns--
l. dOZ--reg. 50 ---------.--.- p
Rogers Table spoons and FoTks- -
40 match above dOz--reS- sl-ls- 20
Rcsers Silve; Plated Knives
"a dOz--reg- S1-lS- ------------- 20
Rocert "A or Al Soup Ladle.-
each-reG. 81 b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
Roger, AA or Al Gravy Ladies'
,ach-reS. 80. Observation-Disclosures r
Rogers "A or Al Butter Knives
or sugar Shells-each-res- -2S.---
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
Bw UaWlfmIhH.

Palatlal Steamers ''HENDRICK HUDSON.
'NDW YORK" ALBANY and MARY
POWELL" of the Hudson River Day Line.
fastest and finest river boats in the world
Lv Read Down Ar. Read Up
A NJ. IA MiPM D'y exS'nAM. T. NJ p. Nj
500 --... I b klyn Annex-f $40
$40 9:40i :45. .Desb es St II 945 500 s;cv
800 1000 200. W. 42d Still 20 5;oOl S:so
go 10 20 2:20. W. I29th St II: :UOj b:lOi 81!
9:45 IL :OOi ..-,.. Yonkers -. 4:30I 7:33
-. -...- I 30 High'd Flls-S:40l -. t---::
ll:JU 1:1O 5 100. West Point-S:35i 2:5oi 40
-. q 80 % Cornwall. s :15j 'o:Z0
l2:25 80 5 40. .Newburgh.. .s;0ol 2:1Sj 500
..... ..... 6:i5. N. Ham'h. 7:S0l 80. 49,.
-. -. 1890. Milton. I:l5 -. ..-:s
1:15| 2:40I 6:45. -Pokeepsie- 1901 l;Zo( A'iu
2:lOt H. Kingston Point l2:2o -
-. ---.. Z .45- kingston. 500 -. .---
S;&, i-..-- -.-.-. CatskiH ------ 11;Ool.---
3:4O -.-.. -..-.- Hudson -..... lO:Fi-----
6:f0i Albany ~ S:30l ....-
P NJ. Pm PM AN. A NJ. r n
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Upholstery ,usust Sale
Rugs c,oo;aIs
C.ir4air EahTtrs

August Sale
&AsS Specials
Curtain Fabrics
Oriental stripe Couch Covers-fuli
length and width-fringed-specisi. 20
MRS Tapestry Samples-15. yds-
sGuare-Spscial --.---.--------- 40
Fancy Cross stripe CuTtains-NiIe.
Rose Myrtle and Crimson stripes
on cream grounds-value sl-SS pr- 30
Fancy Curtain Muslins-iorsi
and vine designs-vere b. 7 a
Novelty Net Curtairrs-Renaissance.
Chintz and Applique designS-one 20
three pairs OF a styIe-were s5.9s = .SS
r,u+ch Point vestfhuIe Panels-2O inch
motifs-nat S6x45-were 81 2S--.-- 10
MFRS AND TRAVELLERS
LACE CURTAIN SAMPLES
II. 10 an ward lengths Of the most desir-
abla srvIes-Irish Point Point Arabe.
Frsnch Novelties. Cluny lace trimmed,
also Nottingham and scotch Lace. &c
many in match designs. good lengths for
sash curtains. panels shans and dress
purposes
10 20 40 so .OS
curtains that by the pair would sell Al
sI.t.D 10 Si0Ga
Velvet Administer Russ-2Sx72 inch
cOloriuEs 20 match any furnish -
frgs-value $3.50. O..----------------- 90
American smyrna Rugs-Orientsi
designs-2i.x3'4 yds--teg- Soso- + -SS
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NJ MAIL Or TELEPHONE ORDERS
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FOR SALE.

THE LAST LINES written by jefferson
Davis dated and signed ny him Apply
j O. Box 3a4. Opsl0usas. La.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS % billiard and pool ta-
hles. bish grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices Marx Bros. - Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions
for The Tribune received az their Up
town Office no 1864 Broadway. between
36th and 3Tth sts-. until 2 Octock p m
adverttsements received at the fOllOwin <
branch Offices at regular office rates until
s o'clock M. viz. 25s sth ave. G.
cor 23d ct f5s 9Th ave. cor. 12th ST
- East 1ith ST.. 2Js West 4.d sts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

A Re0 TICKET LIZ
BED tickets mean big reducti0ns-
vroTnen's Lawn wrappers-rOUnd collar
with rufffe and braid-fuu skirt-deep
hounce-usuaIly 81 % 3--.-------- 90
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
OCEAN LINER IN TROUBLE
Empress of India Sinks at Her
Dock in Vancouver, B. c.

Vancouver, b. c., Oct. 25.-The Ca
madam Pacific Railway company's
crack Oriental liner Empress of China
sank alongside her dock In this port.
Her seacocks must have been opened,
but how no one seems able to ascer-
tain.
Her main deck on the port side is
awash with several feet of water.
She sank and keeled over on her port
side so that the main deck Is now at
an angle of about As degrees. Her
engines and dynamos are under water
She is resting on mud bottom, but
the problem of saving her will be that
of righting the vessel and preventing
her from completely turning turtle.
The Empress of China is valued at
approximately $l,000.O00. She was
booked to sail next Thursday for the
Orient and would have carried the
British mails for Hongkong. for which
the line receives large subsidy from
the imperial government.
A diver has been sent down to To-
cate the open seacock. Fire engines
are at the wharf to assist in pumping
the vessel clear of water, but whether
she can be righted on an even keel is
the question that is agitating officials
OF the company She is 4s5 feet In
length and was built in 1891 In Eng
land
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
MORE MONEY FOR BANKS
Government Will Deposit $25,ooo, ,o0c
in New York

New York, Oct. 25.-The United
States sub-treasury has put into effect
Secretary Cortelyou's promise to
make further deposits, amounting in
all to $4,000, 900, in the New York
banks. AS fast as collateral was Of
fered by the banks the sub-treasury
deposited United States funds with
them, the supply being maintained by
heavy shipments OF currency from the
treasury at Washington.
1t was announced early in the aft
ernoon that John d. Rockefeller had
deposited $10,00O,O00 with the Union
Trust company, one OF the city's old
est and strongest trust companies, the
money to be used by that company In
aiding the trust company situation
generally.
About 500 depositors of the Lincoln
Trust company were waiting at the
doors OF that institution when 1t
opened for business. AS the weather
was cold the depositors were becom-
ing impatient when Louis Stern, d
leading dry goods merchant and a
director. arrived, followed by string
of cabs carrying messengers with
heavy loads OF gold and currency,
which was carried into the bank In
view of the depositors. Mr.. Stern said
tho company would pay every depos-
itor who wanted his money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
HIS WOUNDS DANGEROUS.
Wyoming Jurist Shot by Litigant, Who
Suicides.

Laramie, Wyo., Oct 25.-William
Lepper, for thirty years a resident OF
this city. shot Judge Charles w. Bran
nell three times in the law Office of
the latter, then, turning the revolver
upon himself, blew out his own brains.
Judge Brammell is still alive, but has
three bullet wounds in the head He
has a chance for recovery, but his
advanced age is againet him.
I-epper. who was an old man, has
been In constant litigation for the past
eight years over property in this city
which he lost title to by giving it as
security on a deal in stocks. He had
attempted to regain the title through
the law which refuses legal standing
to gambling debt
Judge Brammell, when on the bench
several years ago, gave decision
favorable to Lepper, which was re-
versed in higher court. Judge Bran
nell later acted as attorney for Lep-
per and it appears that Lepper be-
lieved that he had not properly looked
after his interests. Lepper returned
recently froh1 California and had been
heard to threaten the lives of County
Attorney Downey, Judge HI. v. s.
Groesbeck, District Judge Carpenter
and several other attorneys who at
one time or another have been con-
nected with the Lepper case.
Judge Brammell is one OF the lead
ing Democratic politicians of the state
and has held many important Offices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
INSTITUTION IS SOLVENT.
Hamilton Bank Closed Until Conf
dence Is Restored.

New York, Oct. 25.-The Hamilton
bank in West One Hundred and Twen-
ty-ffth street has suspended payment
to depositors. A notice posted on the
doors of the bank announced that the
bank was solvent, but In justice to de-
positors payment had been suspended
until public confidence in banking in
ssitutions was restored.
f. H. Thomas, who was associated
with r. A. Heinze and Charles w.
Morse In several banks and financial
ventures, was formerly president OF
the Hamilton bank, but resigned after
the. break in United Copper stock.
which marked the beginning OF the
recent financial troubles Ia this city.
Orlando f, Thomas, brother of f..
Il. Thomas also recently resigned as
director and William r. Montgomery
was elected president The bank has
i capital stock of $20O, 900 and depos-
Its of about 81, 900. 900. The bank has
eyur branches III Now York city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25

100000 and. owns a lig steel plant at
Gadsden, steel rod, wire and nail mills
at Ensley, coal mines at Altoona and
Virginia City and ore mines through
out the Birmingham district, as well
as coke ovens and other properties.
Moses Taylor of New York is pres
ident and E. T. Schuler of Birming-
ham general manager
The petition filed in court here al
leges that the company committed an
act OF bankruptcy in acknowledging
in writing. its inability to pay its
debts. 1t is also ayerred In the petit
tion that the defendant company has
been insolvent for six months. The
filing OF the petition was no surprise
in local financial and industrial circles,
where some such action has been
looked for for some time,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
RECEIVERS ARE NAMED.
Federal Court Takes contrel of West
inghcuse Interests.

Pittsburg. Oct. 24.- Shortly after 3
p. M. a petition was filed In the Unit
ed States circuit court asking that
receivers he appointed for the EN-.
barrassed companies OF the Westing-
house interests.
The receivers for the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing company
are T. II, Given, H. s. A. Stewart and
r.. M. Herr; for the Westinghouse
Machine company William McConway
w. H Donner and r. Keller; for tho
Security Investment company the
Fidelity Title and Trust company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
Hard Times in Kansas.

The old days of grasshoppers and
drouth are almost forgotten in the pros
porous Kansas Of to-day; although cit
izen ofCodell, Earl Shamburg, has not
yet forgotten hard time he encounter
ed He says / was worn out and discour-
aged by coughing night and day, and
could find no relief till tried Dr. Kings
New Discovery. 1t took less than one
bottle to cure me. The safest and most
reliable cough and cold remedy aud lung
and throat healer ever discovered. Guar
anteed by Schultz & Keicham drug store
Soc and S1O0. Trial bottle free.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25

weak stomach causing dyspepsia,
weak heart with palpitation or inter
mittent pulse. always means weak stom-
ach nerves or weak heart nerves. Streng-
then these inside or controlling nerves
with DR.. Shops restorativea and see how
quickly these ailments disappear. DIR
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
CO. O-OPERATION is NECESSARY
President Roosevc.t Gives His Views
on Agricultural Problem.

Syracuse, N. ", Oct. 25.-Although
unable to be present at the convention
which began here during the day to con.
slider the agricultural situation in the
state OF New York, President Roose-
welt sent letter to Giles H. Stillwell,
president of the Syracuse chamber OF
commerce, under the auspices Of
which the gathering is being held, in
which he gives his views Of the solu-
tion Of the problem involved. In the
letter President Roosevelt says that
in order to successfully solve the prob,
lem OF the conditions in this state,
which also exist in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, there must be cooperation be
tween the nation and the several
states concerned
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
MANY SERIOUSLY HURT.
Hundreds OF Chinese Attack Crew o.
English Ship.

Santa Cruz, Mex, Oct. 25.-Because
200 of their countrymen We're detained
ON board by the sanitary inspectors OF
this port 400 Chinese who had just
landed made a murderous assault on
the English ship Woolwich and her
crew Many men were seriously in
jured in the affair and FIVE may die
from their wounds.
The Chinese would have swept all
before them but for the timely aid
brought by large force OF federal
troops and gendarmes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
OFFICIAL MEASUREMENT.
German Balloon Won Contest by Six
Miles.

Washington, Oct. 25-The official
air line measurement of the fight OF
the two leading balloons in the inter
national race from st. Louis, as COM
puted at the geological survey, fol
lows: st. Louis tForest park to As
bury Park, N j., 1874 miles; st.
Louis tF'orest park to Herbertsville,
N. j., S67.4 The Pommern landed at
Asbury Park, the longest distance
travelled by the competitors, and the
L'Isle de France landed at Herberts.
vile. next in distance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-10-25
WILL BE HELD IN IOWA.
Next Meeting Of Upper Mississippi
Improvement Association.

Moline, H., Oct 25.-The Upper
Mississippi River Improvement asso
citation elected these officers: Presi
dent, Thomas E. Wilkinson, Burling
ton. secretary-treasurer, l.. p Boswell
Quincy; vice presidents, Illinois, Will
lam A. Meese, Moline; Iowa, Charles
Hancock. Dubuque; Minnesota, S. n
Van SAINT, Minneapolis; Wisconsin
Dr. Wendell A. Anderson, La Crosse;
Missouri, Captain William A. Mason
St. Louis
st. Paul was defeated by Clinton
Ia, for the 1908 convention, the vote
having been log to IS.