The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-21
Vast incomes Derived from
Oil Trust By the Big
Men in Concern.
JOHN o. ROCKEFELLER is SAID
TO GET ABOUT $1f,oooooo A
YEAR-REcoVERY OF A BAsy
SUPPOSED TO BE DEAp-A NEW
BACKBONE GIVEN A MAN az
MODERN SCIENCE.
Special 70 The Journal.

new DIX, July zU--rdOre mas ceen
written about the Standard Oil Com.
pany and less is really known about
it than any other corporation IN *
istenee. From all the Informatioa
available-and that isn't any trarneR.
dous amount-the stock of the New
Jersey concern is largely held BY
| fifteen individuals, headed by John
D. Rockefeller, with PA per cent
This estimate of the holdings of the
''oil king" is based on figures COM
piled prior to the increase of the cap.
ital stock, and 1t is generally be-
lieved that Mr.. Rockefeller has in.
creased the per centage of his OWN
ership since that time. The entire
dividends of the corporation for The
last decade, on a capital of $780,
0O0, 900, reached $404 100000. and Of
this sum nearly SIPS 100000 has gene
into the Golfers of the man with the
wig.
From the best information Obtain
able by newspaper sleuths, the FOL
lowing data compiled as the roll Of
the leading Standard Oil Stock
holders, with the percentage of hold
ings, and the amount of their a-sr-
age annual dlVl0endS:
John D.. Rockefeller. PA per cent
81 ,O69, 800.
H. NJ. Flagler. Sc per cent, 3d.
474 400.
], V. Hardness, S.4 per cent, &c..
393, 500
Charles Pratt, TT per cent. s5,1lo-
500.
C. H. Payne, Il per cent s2.S6Or
400.
]. A. Bostwick, 40 per cent. s15.9-
500.
William Rockefeller, 4.6 per cent
$1,S58, 4Oe.
W. G. Warden, AZ per cent, $685.
500
Charles Lockhart, estate, 50 per
cent, 81 ,575,600.
w c. Andrews. 2.S per cent SlN
13I, 200.
H. H. Rogers, 90 per cent, $685.
400.
Josiah Macy. estate, rs per cent.
81 ole, 900.
o. B. Jennings. 2.5 per cent, $685.
200
John Huntington, Ii per cont
1868, 600.
J. j. Vandegrift, IA per cent, $780,
600.
Dead Baby Receivers.
Doctors sometimes disagree. as
was illustrated in the case OF little
Robert Harding, infant son OF On
ironworker living on Eighty-foUrtht
street. Young Robert, fifteen months
old, was pronounced dead by one ply
stefan Another doctor brought me
baby back to life.
ht1
fathers arms at dinner table. Being
of an inquisitive nature, he Decided
to taste some of the steak which
his father was eating. unfortunately
it was a bone he placed in his haby
mouth, and Immediately he fell to the
floor. purple and gasping for breath
Grabbing the infant the father ran
with him down the street, carrying
the baby by the legs, head down
ward. A crowd gathered at the nm
heels, retarding his progress and CIV
ing, Hang him, He's cut the hsby >
throat" Escaping his enraged pen
suers only after some 6ifficultys
Harding entered the Yorkville nos
pital. of which Dr. H. B. Sheffield -
medical director, and cried for pnV-
sician. The first surgeon 10 appear
gazing upon the black face ana h1lp
body, pronounced the infant dead. IN
response to the matron's 7al 1T,
BENJAMIN Freudenfall then Jp3eareu
upon the scene He stuck his nneeI
far down little Roberts throat anu
felt a piece of bone, which he ld'T'
extracted with a pair OF forceps, oH.
gen was then administered ana 'NO
baby soon recOvedel-
Given New Backbone.
Anyone needing new backbone -
referred to the surgeons oi me -
hospital on Biackwell's island WI"
will in a few weeks discharge As
cured a patient, who was subjected -
the most remarkable operation on
record. Alexander Adrehi Will it'''
the hospital with A new backbon.,
a missing portion oi SPIN. pm.
column that was shot away over Io"
years ago, during a street hsh' II
Brooklyn.
Since May, 1908. Adrehi has o'Cl,
pied a bed in the hospital, when ~
is now almost able to leave l"0
bullet which struck him almost se
cred the spinal cord and shattei7"
the tenth and eleventh veTteDI1@;
Physicians Immediately pronounce
the case hopeless-all but Dr Geoi50
Rverson Fowler. who died about Z
wear ago. He decided to operate;
and performed feat with surgls@'
instruments that has seldom neeI
.nr,Iassed The spinal cord was lald
hare. the bullet removed ana strlpS
of oiled silk introduced 10 mend us
mem brancs- MAJ
This operation was performed Nay
Q 1903. Since then, the injured MAJ
has received almost constant aCteu
ton from the surgeons the
rent OF his case having alTeauy OoS1
the city over $4,000.
There are five capital offenses under
o=.;.y, Iavr-n,urder. high treason, pl-