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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

Orchard TO help In the assassination OF Governor
Steunenberg.
From Wardner Orchard and Simpkins arst
went TO Wallace. Idaho. where Orchard decided
TO get rid OF the Peabody bomb. Simpkins said
mat 1t was a dangerous thing to have around
and he thought that IL had better be thrown
away. Orchard gave the bomb TO friend
named Cunningham to dispose OF IN the river.
Proceeding from Wallace to Spokane Orchard
to make new bomb when they should reach
Caldwell
Stmpkins bought pair OF field glasses On
the way 20 Spokane Orchard said his trunk
was lost and Simpkins took him to see a arm OF
lawyers about suing the railroad company The
urn was Robinson. Miller & Rosenthal. Miller
Is a member of the counsel for the defense
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

ATTACaMENT LEvIED-Boston. June g.
Inc superior court Of Suffolk county granted a
speclai attachment today OF S25OOO0 on fhe
property of A @. Burrage in connection with
the suit BROUGHT against Burrage, Charles D.
Burrage and Thomas W. Lawson by Henry r
hunkle, and involving alleged dealings IN certain
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

Continued from Page L, Coils. and a
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07


Adams and 1 hung around a month
or more trying to get a shot at him
through the window at night" said
Orchard, but Goddard was not in the
habit of sitting near windows and they
failed
Then Haywood reverted to his old
passion, Peabody. Meyer said: I'D be
glad to get the out of the way"
Haywood said: Put him out; / don't
care how"
1t was Pettibone who devised the
scheme. Get contract to write life
Insurance." he said, and go to Canyon
city" So Orchard, now for the first
time Thomas Hogan, got the contract
from John l. Stearns, agent of the Mu-
tual life insurance company in Denver.
Hawkins. law partner of Richardson of
counsel for the defense, recommended
him knowing him as Orchard but ap-
proving him as Hogan So did other
Denver lawyers, one of them the Sulli-
van who went 10 see him in the Cald-
well Jail when he was first arrested and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Tho following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
Office Of the secretary Of State:
Desert Trading Go. organized at Al
gu<ta for III" purpose of establishing
and conducting Il general mercantile
business. with Slo.0oo capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President ANA treasurer. j. Berry of
Augusta. Certificate filed Nov. I. l9"..
Mention Land Co organized at Au-
%usta for the purpose Of owning,
operating and dealing in mineral lands.
with 5000, 900 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President
ana treasurer. j. Perry Of Augusta.
certificate filed Nov !. 1907.
Id Colorado Mining 60. organized dt
Augusta. for the purpoS" Of conducting
= mining business. with 81 10000
capital stock. Of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President and treasurer.
j. Perry Of Augusta. Certificate filled
Nov. 4. 1907
General Biscuit 60. organized 1T
Portland. for the purpose Of manufac-
turing ana dealing in food and sweet
meat products with $500 capital stock.
President. n. l.. Cram of Portland .
treasurer. \. f. Durham Of Portland.
Certificate filed Nov 4. 1907
The Memo Go. organized at Fairfield.
for the purpose Of conducting Il real
estate and lumber business. With
1000 capital stock. Of which $500 is
paid in Officers: President, Edward
q. Rice of Fairfield: treasurer. Frederic
H. f.. Bragg of Fairfield. tcrtific:l"
filed Nov. =. 1907.
James +. kimbali Trading O..
organized AT Bangor, for the pnriios" Of
manufacturing and dealing in Nor
chandisc and goods of all kinds. with
S100.o00 capital stock. Of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President. Jam. :
f. kimball of Millinn"k,-t; treasurer.
w. r. O'tonncil Of Mllin"rk"t.
Ccrtilicat" flied \rv. ;. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
FRANKLIN.
FREE MAN.

Miss Augusta Richards, who has
been at Rnnford Fails. is visiting
friends in town.
E,rt Pinl,ham and son Raymond arc
tiIrc:shihg in this vicinity with their
gasoline engine.
e. T.. Richards has hired Edward
Record and Raymond Witham to work
for !lirl the coming winter. His humber
viii be haulcd Il Starbird's mill Al
Strong.
M and Mrs. Charles Crosby We're re-
cent guests Of friends in town.
The friends Of Miss Celia Weymouth
" i'll be pleased To learn that she is inn
proving from Il serious illness.
William Wclrh visited his brother-
in law Albion Hoyt At New Portland
r;4r,ntlN Mr.. Noyl is dangerously i'll
" itn Frioht's disease. his many friends
Y III BE sorry 10 learn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
COUNTY NEWS
ANDR0Sc0GGlN.
WALES.

J. y. Greenwood raised coo barrels e.
ciufted fruit
=. :. Dixon 4 son with their potato
digger harvested 2hI bushels o: nota-
toes saturday for W. A. Alexander
500 bushels on 2 little more than on
acre OF land.
Work on the electric roa,; IS nearly
completed tor ;nis !i!i. and most Of 1ht.
latorers .'avc returned home
MIS-. Pale Emerson Who ;SSefi LAST
week VI ;th hi sister Mrs Fila zones q,
Maplewcod Farm r'tNracd 10 her ho,n"
in iartlrrr SljI.r.!av FRIDAY Ms.
Emerson passed iitt day Ia Webster
he guest If h+r sister Mrs Matte
ifod>dDr
Mrs. Willis Webster is ,lc nue.st Of
Ter da;..ht,r MR.. irving Rnshwor, !,
j: f,rcrk,,-r. =. NJ When she returns
.la:n.. 50 y hi i,e accompanied " Nj,
::uth. vii. i,I> .:t~~"d the ia>! tMu
month; with '.ti' .,ie,cr.
Miss Bessie Han, was the gpc:t If
Auburn friends las, week.
The 1.arEu SOAP club met viii
Mrs. I.foy !.i,hin+ Saturday.
Mrs. .'.li,'r Grcrnwo"l passed Satrr
day ana Sunday N.'n her mo-; her MR.
rrfi ~ NJ NAME Pond.
Miss a,sSi. + bonn ;-..l who is at VS.
hey MaH,.. -. VII II honir OYER sun
Ray.
Mr. ?r Mf:; &, Indie and rhili If
Bangor were 1T ;i..r f:tth..'; Ai.nS..n
tIiuo;,t ;,.-t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Hon George Pottle of Lewiston Of the
Board of state Assessors. will leave
THURSDAY for Columbus. ohio, To at
tend yhe rational conference on state
ana local taxation. which will be held
IN that city Nov. 12-la, under the
a1isuirtS of the National Tax ASSoCia-
tom Others who Viii attend the con-
ference fr IN Maine are The members
OF the spe"ial tax commission appointed
by Governor Cobb. they being Hon.
George NJ. Hanson of Calais. Hon. Mil
ton L. Merrill Of ST. Alhans ana Hon.
+. c. Deering Of SacO. and Prof. Roh-
ert j. Sprague. professor Of economics
ana sociology at the University 81
Il I.;}per before the conference on the
subject of taxation in Maine.
Practically every state il, the Union
Will be represented by delegates APP
pointed by the governors. and several
OF the Canadian provinces will send
delegates. The leading universities OF
the country will be represented by their
professors of economics. and the gov
ernors of several states Will attend.
The purposes Of the conference are
10 obtain a full and free discussion of
the questions Of state and local taxa :
ton by the leading authorities of the
country. to compile and publish the
theory and practice of taxation and TO
secure a closer cooperation among the
several states so that a greater uni
forrnily of tax laws may be obtained
Governor Andrew L. Harris OF Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
SOMERSET.
HARMONY.

The village schools VIII close next
Wce'l.
Mrs. George Willis Of Pittsfield visit
ed relatives ana friends here last week.
Cherries ki,nball brought home from
Kingsh;.ry last Saturday Two Tine deer
which i. snot there last week.
H.. HaloWc'rn soci%bie ard masked
at the hall last Saiur-
day evening was very interesting
event ana a large number enjoyed the
exc rriSpS
SMiTHFiELD.
Mrs. Ira breckenridge has gone I"
Watnrvine to work for Mrs. Webber.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy CunliT of Nor
,iL- .wo,k We're in town sunday.
Tie young people enjoyed social
hep At Grange hall Friday night
Mrs John Nichols returned I" her
WORK n Augusta Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
GIVEN THREE DAYS TO LIVE
Young Lady Rescued From the Brink
of the Grave and Made Strong and
Well by Father Johns Medicine.

Remember. Father Johns Medicine
is not patent ihedlcine nut me
prescription Of the eminent specialist
who prescribed il for the late Rev.
Father John OBrien. by whom it was
recommended and from whom ii de-
rived its name 1t is free from opium.
morphine or any of the poisonous
nerve -deadenins drugs or weakening
s,imuants upon which the majority Of
patent medicines depend for their
temporary effect. and which are
dangerous-you are warned against
them. Fifty years in use. Guaranteed
Father Johns Medicine builds up the
body and makes flesh ana streHsth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

1T j.. with Il h"art fun of gratitude
thai tell what Father Johns Medi-
cine has done for NO. ] had a terrinle
cough and WAS 50 weak that the family
physician gave me up. giving me but
three days IL I've. 1t Was then that
began 10 take Father Johns Medicine
ANY person who saw me then would
hardly know me now. am so we'll. and
the credit belongs to Father John :
Medicine. My little brother drinks the
medicine like water ma thrives on it,"
,SieuedD Mary A. +. Reynolds. .4l0
ll.th ST., Chicago, III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Donald G. Fowler. clerk in til" oti.'r
Of the State treasurer. Lett IN the noon
train Tuesday for Calais. where he Will
be united in marriage today I" Miss
Ethel l.. McCusc Of ,hal city. After
their return from Il wedding trip They
will make their hmn" in Augusta and
will reside in the Or tr"oiItr house on
S,Wal street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Hon George q. Weeks of Fairfield
was among iii" business callers in the
city Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
Burial Of Late Mrs. Mary Stilkey.

The remains Of the late AIRS. Mary
Stilkcy. whose death occurred AZ Sh-
Ua;tlls ut an early hour sunday morn
ing. wer. brought T" this city on III"
noon train Tuesday and The internrrhi
was made in tho family lot n MI
Pleasant cemetery. The communal SER
vice Of III" Episcopal church WaS read
al the grave. by !."v. W. r. Livingston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
STATE HOUSE,
Governor Announces List
Of Nominations.
Only Horse Railway In Slate
Submits Annual Report.
Hen. George PottIe Will Attend Tax.
alton Conference al Columbus.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun.
Gil Tuesday, Nov. IL, at 10 A. NJ.

Announcement was made BY Cover
nor ''"hb Tuesday afternoon of the fol-
tniis nominations Tor The month ri
Non rlnber:
Associate justice Of The supreme judi
ci;h court To take effect N0v. - l9n. --
Henry c. Peabody. Portland
Trustee State Normal Schools-O T.
Cia-nn. Gardiner.
NJ; mber Pharmacy Commission
Frederick II. Wilson. Brunswick.
Il,l,nd fish ana game wardenS-
Flank Nj. Perkins. Bradley; Geo w
f"s.-. Nanceboro; ID. 4. SWEET. Weld.
Agents tr the prevention Of cruelty
To atiiilials--E.ras1us J. Rollins. Frank
I'm. ,WcsD; Charles :. Durgin. South
icrWick.
'"r"ners-W Walter G. Hay. Port land;
Nm. :. Thompson. Fairfield.
To administer oathS, acknowledge
deeds and solcmnZe maria ges-Aiice
l.. Icnl,, Ellsworth
Trial justicc-John II. M,Faul, East
port.
Nutar-s public 'arroll l.. Reedy
i'or,lard: Hilan'l l.. Fairbanks. Ban
sur. VIM. II. Fisher. Augusta: r. :.
Higgins. Limerick: Clarence W. Ire
land. bangor. Frcpland Jones. Bangor;
j. ina ii. McFaul, EaStpprt: Victor II.
MuttN. tSouth BreWe:; r. Emery
Pratt. East Livermore. tFalls); Thorn
az j. Southland. Richmond: John p
SNHScH. Canton; T.. NJ. Thompson. Au-
gdsjn; l.. - Tyitr. bangor: Robert W.
prW IL. Portland.
justices Of III" peace Hollis |. Alb
bolt. / IT. IA: Lewis Anderson. Stock
holm Pi.: Charles w Atchley. Water
Vile: Joshua l.. Chick. Wells; +. W.
'iair Wat rvile: charlCS w Curtis
Brew or: Everett II. Fisher. Pembroke.
(Wc5D; K. s. Higgins. Limerick;
stephen G. Ferry Portland: Everett Il.
Norton, tarmngl"n; Charles ii. Mail
ii.g RHn@or: Charles l.. MarSton. Var
nnuth; J. Lyman Ripley, ->nd"vvr:
tiar.'nc" +. Rumary. Iiddoford: En-
cry q. Wilson. Portland; Everett q.
Vi ing. Albion: Augustus II. Jordan.
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
After Once Tasting

no one wants an old-fash-
toned cod liver oil prepara-
ton or emulsion, because
Vinol is a much better body
builder and strength creator
for old people, weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, etc. If it does no good
we will return your money.
6owditch, Webster & Co., Druggists,
Augusta
Also Chester II. Beane, Druggist
Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
A SIMPLE CURE FOR PILES

o;b me sufferers know that ointmcnts and
hn, local treatments sometimes relieve
cans never cure. They don't remove the
tsr r,.ete Is little tablet that is taken in
cn,"HE. removes the cause of Piles and
"O~ long standing.
far Iii"hth's treatment costs s1.0O. Ask
sand lsonhardt'S HeIn-Roid Ga thou
treat,u oliar guarantee goes with every
ahissm-Ro.d is the discovery of Dr. Leon
dIs,i..'ol Lincoln. Neh.. one Of the most
In thns n ui ned ami successful physicians
St '",Hi,eit, Webster y Co. .?o Water
u. V,':tl. NJ tine. Or Dr. LtonhardI
'iaAafa Falls, \. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

The marriage intent ions of Augustus
+. Norton Of Lewiston and Miss IVY
Belinda Thompson Of thriSra have
been recorded al the Office of the city
clerk in Lewiston. Both young people
are Wei known in state House circles,
Mr.. Norton occupying The position of
clerk in the office nf the Enforcement
Commission. while Miss Thompson is
m assistant entomologiSt and clerk in
the office of Prof. =. +. Htchings.
State entomolo2Gt. and their many
friends VIII extend cnnsra tulatinnS.
Eoth young people are We'll known in
social crclrS Of their home city. The
hrI.,, Icing Il daughter of Hon. II. \.
MrCuSir:E. mayor Of Calais. while the
groom is Il son of Judge Fowler Of III"
Calais municipal court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

The annual report of the Fry"burS
Horse Railroad Co. which bears the
distinction 81 being the shortest as
well AZ the Gniy horse railroad in the
state. flied its annual report at the
Ollie" Of the Board of Railroad Com
niS>ionrrS, Tuesday. The road.
which j. three miles in length. has
been operated the past yr:ir by Frank
T.. AIeserva und"r ar oral agreement by
which ne should have its earnings AMI
X 'ep th,. r:';t" in repair ~ mt;!r Il,
can DC aS,"rt.liIird tn numh''r 81 pas
sonGcis carried the past year VA
S0nc
The Frychurg Horse Railroad wa;
originally built to Accommodate a
Methnfi.t camnmeetinS association
which established IL place OF meeting
about three miles from the Maine C.n-
tral I;ri,rnad station in t'ry-burg.
nanIing 1t "AIartha's Grove" in honor
OF I!r>. Martha Nutter. the founder
"nG htnrfactor Of the asSociatiGn. This
S>r.-i1tiol disposed of It's holdings in
th, railroad to IN" ChautaTuI Ass M
bly, AsS"ciation. which after Il few
years experience sold il to private
PARTIES. The road is nov operated
"nlv from June ! To the closing of the
fair Of The Nest oXford Agricultural
Society in October
Inc directors Of the company are
mo n =. Harrington of Augusta. T.. f..
Hastings al FrVtbum9. Fred }. Allcn
81 Sanford. George 1. James Of Boston,
Mas. \ =. keunett Of Conway, y.
H.. lnd George T.. Macomhcr of .au
@uStr
III" intention of the company il To
tend III" road To Stow and Lowell
nrrthW2rd and to Cornish in II SOU h
'riy direction where il may connect
with Il propoSci road from Sanford.
Tutre * ~ great need Of an electric
road - STOW ANA Lowell and abundant
hnSins s. awaiting the building Of il.
only the financial condition Of he
crurir! ut this time seems 10 hinder
ll' construction Of this extension.
Those now inter' st"d in the future IF
the road are San2uine of its success
ana ar only waiting for Il turn in the
lGoried condition which stands in the
way of railroad development. All the
chart, rcd rights have been secured.
Han Ce,roe PIT 10 of Lewiston Of l,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

will pr"@ih- II Ihc "p -n,ne session ard
viii deliver an address uf Wti''nll-. ami
!lit :t:l.n.S- viii lie. r,adC hN Governor
Curtis T.. Guil,i. Jr. ~ .,I;tS~;i;liu~t.tt@
VINO will hr the perman"n, chairman
Of the conference
Many questions will h- discussed
among them being the relation Of Ted
"ral l." state and local taxation. inter-
state comfy i'll tuX;,:iun The eV''!i-
homie and statistical value Of uniform
STATE laws on the subie' of stalr ana
local taxation. nome rule III 'iNation.
taxation Of inheritance. The position Of
the inheritance tax i'll The American
system oi taxation, ta\atlnll oi M
comes the single tax. thi. taxation Of
real estate and real estate in!prDvr-
ncrtS, taxation of comretitiV" indus
trial corporations ana tavH'ion IF pub
ne elTlsp t-bfbClltfoES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
NORTH LITCHFiELD.

+. q. Sylvester of South Portland re-
turned home Tuesday. after i Jew
DAYS visit With friends here.
isaa, +. I.apham went to Woodstock
Tuesday on business.
w. Il. Jones. VINO has bought HE otis
place. moved onto III" farm Tuesday.
Mr.. Adh;e Packard went To !ath
Friday. where. eh,. will he the guest Of
her d.,,"h,,r MGS. +. y. Campbell for
lie ME..iI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
kENNEBEc.
LITCHFiELD.

Mrs A. g. Horton. who has been Wis
ting in Massachusetts. returned home
Saturday, DR. Provandic of Melr"Se &C.
cnnnanicd her. returning home SuH'!>N
night
MIR ard Mrs J. *. True of Portland
visited +. y. Adams last week.
Mrs. ii. G. Waite Of HAll"W"ll Is stop
ping with Mrs. X. y. Cram. she Is M
poor health.
Miss Haskell Of Lewiston. who has
been Visiting at Or. Co.'S. returned
fomc last week.
Mrs. J. r. Gilman. who was called to
New York by the sudden death Of her
nephew. Roy Mcdonald, returned home
last week Mr. Mcdonald met his death
hN tafling from q siX-StOry huildinE.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

The following securities sold yesterday al
suction at the Exchange sslesroom by Adrian II
Muller e. Son:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses dealt In
5,o'O shares. buying $1,000 In London the general
market was irregular. but ConsoIs were steady
and the copper shares were strong. The settle
ment proceeded without any important financial
disturbance Money was in active demand with
large business done both In loans and bills with
the Bank of England. The Continent bought bills
at a discount of as per cent. which suzrested an
early reduction In the bank rate
500 LINE ISSUES.-The decline in the shares
Of the Minneapolis. ST. Paul & Sault Ste Marie
was due to forced selling rather than to develop
ments affecting the property interests which
were caught in the decline IN Chicago Subway
stock We're compelled 20 raise funds and they
parted with their holdings of 500 TO cover their
losses. Canadian Pacific interests say that there
ia nothing I'm the position of the 500 prousrtv
to justify the sharp slump I'm the shares "a the
road Is in splendid financial condition. and has
handled in the last year traffic than ever
before in it's history Canadian Pacific peope sr,
disposed to buy every share OF the 500 com
panys stock that is offered the market
COPPER PItICES.-The best Lake Superior coD-
per is not Offering anywhere under 25 cents to 2l
cents. and. according to Boston dispatches for the
most part is not offering at all In that citv No
lake copper has been heard of at less than 2 cents
The best informed men in the trade are looking
for higher quotations for the metal owing 10 the
statistical position of the trade. There Is no de-
crease In the consumption OF copper and no In
dication of slump I'm this particular IN the cur
rent year Consumers are worrying the abil-
ity OF producers to supply their future needs
PETITION FOR EXTRA COFFEE EXCHANGE
HoLIDAY.-A petition is being signed by the mem
bers Of the New York Coffee Exchange asking for
tho closing OF the Exchange February II. Feb
ruary 2s viii be first notice day for delivery OF
coffee on February contracts. and interferes with
the closing of the Exchange on that date.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES iron csrtia-
Gates at tho New York Produce Exchange were dull
and unchanged. There sales and no quo
tations for regular. Prices for standard foundry
follow: Cash and January. "a bid. February, sas
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
Bankers and Brokers. Bankers ana BroFers
HAYDEN, STONE & 20.
BOSTON and NEW YORK
Members Yorkan stocS Exchanges
Copper Stocks a Specially
FAST BOSTON WIRES
Mining Statistical Department
- xppo.n srpEr1 NEW YORK

bid March. s22dSoS; April s22 S5as2 80 May r2 q
asked June and July. So asked
HEAVY PAYMENTS BY THE BANKS-Prepa-
rations were begun yesterday ay the banks 70 meet
the February interest and dividend disbursements
which viii amount to upward OF $4,000. 90. Treps-
raricuS also were made for the payment ~ the
Treasury Of Ss o0o 600 government DEPOSITS due TO-
morrow
j. p MORGAN & co HEAVY LENDERS P,
Morgan & Co. We're heavy lenders IN the call d.
partment Of the money market. In the last few
days this firm has placed large sums in call loans.
and one loan Of $500. .0O0 reported yesterday
ELECTED DIRECTOR-At the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Metropolitan Surety
COMPANY NJ J McClOskey secretary, was ssctsd
a director i'm place OF George a. Walton. retired
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Ths SUb-Trsas-
ury transferred yesterday for local banks $Eea"p
70 New Orleans.
GOLD FOR CANApA.-Ths Merchants National
Bank Withdrew yesterday from the Sub-Treasury
10000 gold coin for Canada
ENGLISH INSURANCE. CONGPANT REPORT
The Liverpool and london and Globe Insurance.
Company issued yesterday the ffty-ninth annual
statement Of IT'S United States branch for the cal
endar year 1sO6 1t shows total assets OF s2Ss5SS,
which include real estate amounting to SSSl. 81;
United States governments per cent bonds, 500 tS3'
state and city bonds and railroad stocks and bonds.
sS57s.72O: bonds and mortgages. 2s2sso: bank bal
and all other assets. SS.04st The company
i2Sio leaving Surplus Of s4ss 81 The surplus Is
somewhat smaller than last year. but the decrease
ia not large might be expected in view o. th-
account OF the San Francisco disaster aggregatins
s4.0229f5 The New York directors are Charles H.
= hubbard John A Stewart and Edmund d. Ran
dolph. Henry ". Eaton Is resident manager.