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T0h0PAH RAILROAD
Time Table,

Local or Pacific Time 49,
Trains leave Tonopah al eo,,b~..
Hor all points East and vas, ~.
t1azen s a. ~. and 6 50 ,. M For
aohaeld . 30 a. NJ, 4 20 n o.
p. H. 81
Trains leave Goldfle,a a. ,.o,l
sos All points east and veat 10,
'1sn . 50 a. m. 40 D m ror
Aonopah 6 IS a. M. 6 SO a M %
IN. N. ' ~
trains arrive Tonopah A. to,l-..
From all points; cas-, ana 40. -,
Hazen. "a m. z IS ~ N -
Godaeld; Z 4s a. NJ. 10 a. m AZ
Pm. 1''' 40
i frains arrive at Goaasd ~ Al,
lows: From. all points eaet ana -,
VIA Hazen: 10 70 q, m. . a
From ronopah, 10 20 q. ~ IN -
70 20 D. M" ~ = ~.
Trains leave Tonopaa f.r ,s,,,...
8 a. No.. l. p. NJ. 6. so D. m 1aa-s
miliers for Tonopah 8 q a m -
p m. 10 p M %
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State of Nevada, liberal compensa'
ton to the right kind of men.
Address, JOHN LANDERS, Man
ager Southwest Pacific Department,
Temporary Office, No. 1922 OctaVla
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RIOT AT LAS VEGAS

LAS VEGAS, New, April 16.-In a
quarrel that occurred in saloon here
the proportions of a riot, john Ma
loney was shot dead and two Next
cans fatally cut Twenty Austrians
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NEW BANK BUILDING 4
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

January list, 1907.
E--aattan Life Insurance Company
e4-7o Broadway, New York City
New York.
HENRY B. STOKES, President.
Capital paid up in cash 5 100000 90
Assets . 1866, 449 50
Income.
Premiums . 2,634,032 Is
Other sources ..... 1881 ,O29 IS
Ttoal income, 1906 ..... 3,665,o6l 81
Expenditures.
Paid policy holders 49,. 1,6S0,199 70
Dividends . 5000 90
Other expenditures -. 1,O42,731 81
Total exenditures 1906 G,73s,93. OF
Business, 1906.
Risks written ........ l0,133,94o U"
Premiums thereon 80. 366,450 IS
Losses incurred ....... i, 4O5, 7S9 Oo
Nevada Business.
Number of risks written Six
Amount of risks written 10000 90
Pre,aums received 49,. ?,ol4 Cl
L,sses paid ..... 5000 o,
Losses incurred ....... 5000 oC
n, L, Der of policies l..
force December 81, 1906 *
Amount of said policies s5,l42 on
Agents in the State Of Nevada: J
Matheson, Virginia City, Nevada
Washoe County Bank; Reno, Ne
vada Sidney r. Moore; Tonopah,
Nevada.
Agents wanted throughout the
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JAMES q. sWEeNkx.

-t'orner-ax-LAw. Attorney Gen>gals
Omes. Capitol. Buildhe CaEpoa
City. Nevada 49,. "
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L. Johnson. Of waycross. Is in the
sity.
W. Q. Clark. CT Savannah. spent yes
erday in the city.
G. w. WIGHT, Of Sterling, was in
lie city yesterday
G. b. Netherton. Of Macon. was IN
he city yesterday.
Tram Z. Allen. of Atlanta, is in the
aity for a<sSw days.
E. L. is out after rather
a seyer Nope.
J. loss. is regis,
5erdV BE.
D. - returned from a
sost n-
C. q Jacksonville. is
'uendihg a he city.
.. GIIiis, a 9KUuwu Atlan-
an, was in the ~ yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
CAPTAIN ALFRED M'LEAN WAIT.

Nrontclair y. J.. Sept. q CSpecian.-Captain Al
fred Mclean Wait sixty years old. died at his
home No IS Erwin Park last night from apopleXy.
He leaves a wife and five daUghrAs. The funeral
will be held the home tomorrow afternoon
Captain Wait the marine superintendent and
New York agent OF the Union Castle Steamship
Companv which operates a line between England
and South Africa. He had been with the company
most of his life and had held the former position
for the last years. Captain Waits life was
an adventurous one. He possessed many tesJt-
nonials for personal bravery. He commanded the
steamship America at the time she sank in mid
ocean in 1850 and received a gold watch from the
owners OF the vessel and n testimonial from the
inhabitants of Cape Town for his bravery on that
occasion.
He also commanded troopship during the siege
of Alexandria and received two medals from the
British government.
During the Boer War he had charge Of the trans
porting of the English troops to South Africa
He was well known in shipping circles. and was
an authority on questions pertaining to nautical
affairs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

population
WHY THE MARQUIS LETS THE CASTLE
Lord Northampton's determination to let castle
Ashby, his superb country seat in the county from
which he takes his title is prompted not by man.
cal straits, but by desire to have more money
at his disposal for the numerous philanthropic
enterprises in which he is Interested. For LORD
northampton is very rich. indeed. the late March-
iohess having been the only daughter and helreSS
OF the greater part of the wealth OF the second
i'Id Ashhurton. who in his day was one OF the
principal partners Of the house of Barring. She
oIousht her husband in marriage a great fortune
including extensive ground in the Clerken-
wen and Isngton districts of London, which are
increasing in value all the time. Lord Northamp-
ION philanthropy has led him IN the pursuit of
sche1nes for the betterment of the poor TO be-
come nor merely a radical. but even something OF
socialist in politics. and he is the founder of all
SORTS OF institutions and enterprises for the I'M
proFement Of the condition Of the masses.
'aSlie Ashhy which is now in the market for
rent is situated the high ground above the
fdVeT Meme The present. mansion built for
the greater part I'm the reign of Queen Elizabeth
ana completed in the reign Of King James I. who
paid state visit there with his Queen lingo
Jones' In lb3 made some additions. including two
turrets and a long gallery. and a great dining
room was added in 1886 on the occasion Of a state
visit OF William III. One of the lords of North
ampton was man of great piety. and it is 10
him that due the Biblical texts in huge stone
letters. which form the baustrade around the edge
of the roof. and also of the many terraces. It is
said that the gardens and avenues of Hampton
Court Palace were modelled on those of Castle
Ashhy.
. The first Lord Northampton rendered himself
famous by his romantic marriage with Elizabeth,
only child of Sir John Spencer. Lord Mayor #
London in 1894 and 1885. He started out in life
VIII Compton Of King Henry Wits favorite
Gentlenan-n- Waiting, Lord Compton. VIII Comp
ton scapegrace ana Sir John Spencer object
ed 10 his suit; young Compton disguised himself
a bakers apprentice and carried Off Miss Eliza
beth Spencer the object Of his affections. concealed
IN q bakers basket on his shoulders Sir John be
gan by disiaheriting - daughter but ultimately
reented, and when he died left her his fortune
which estimated at Fl ono Go-a colossal sum IN
those days
Its amount seems 10 have turned the head Of his
son-n-law. for the latter INDUCED in such in
sane extravaganza. spending $500 oo0 in fortnight
that HIS wife secured his Incarceration for few
months In the Tower Of London. until he had
covered his senses. Although created by reason Of
his wife's fortune Earl Of Northampton. he TO the
end Of his days known among his contem-
poraries as the crazy lord owing TO the de-
mentia 70 which he had given way on his sudden
accession 10 riches.
MA1pUIsE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
PUCCINTs NATIONAL OPERA.
Selects for Libretto The Girl of the Golden
West" as Most American Play.

Glacomo Puccini has selected The Girl Of the
Golden West as the Hbretto OF the long promised
American opera which he purposes writing. The
arrangements were completed yesterday. when Puc-
clint and David Belasco entered into a contract
through Puccinis agents the Ricordi brothers
When tho composer was in New York last winter
he announced that he would write an opera that
should be known American opera Before
sailing IT was limited that The Girl Of the Golden
Vest had appealed to him more ,hsn any other
piece with American atmosphere.
Il was announced at Mr.. Belasco's Office last
night that there will be no changes in the piece as
IL was seen here. The translation viii be accom-
piished by the same writer who made the italian
version Of Madam butterfly This is the second
ReIae~o uicc~ Pucciui has selected for opera
In leoo Nr. ReIasco gave him the rights Of Madam
Butterfly II is not improbable that The Girl If
the Golden West" may he seen next season. 1t
limited along Broadway that Henry W. Savage
had already made an offer for the American rights
oF rr0arCfg0-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.

NEW YORK THEATRE-Miss Vesta Victoria
viii he among the entertainers at the advanced
vaudeville" house this week She has several new
songs and will sing some Of the old that became
popular Miss LA Fuller will continue her iIe
taiHer her peculiar songs and dances other enter
tanners this week VIII be W. .. Fields. juggler;
Jaw" and the sisters De Faye The automobile
races In France VIII he shown in motion pictures
TIAMMERsTETN's VICTORIA THEATRE.-NIiss
Eva Tanguay heads the bill this week at Mr.. Ham
raerstsin-s popular place Of amusement She an
nounccs q now group Of funny songs Harry
Bulcer viii offer a new monolosue. Will NJ. tresSF
Town TfalI To-nicht' The Exposition Four. the
tIy. Nadraps and Herbert IIovd the iuesIer are
also the bill There will DO the usual concerts
to-day.
ALHAMRRA THEATRE.-A farce BY Mr. George
Arlin. entitled It's Up 70 You. William has been
underlined for presentment at the Alhanbra The
atre. with Mr.. Charles +. Evans. formerly OF tho
professional firm of Messrs. Evans & Hoey. in
the chief part. Miss Virginia Earl Mr. Marshall
Sefnon and Miss Beatrice ldndlNy VIII assist N
providing entertainment These names are a guar
Will cmbeIlish the miscellaneous performance with
feats OF strength and Of skill
COLONIAL. THEATRE.-A company called The
BOSTON Fadette'' will perform at the Colonial The
atrc next week a boy performer named Gabriel who
appeared some time ago In the silly piece called
Buster Brown" will come forth In a short scene
sailed Aqntyg & s ,r e iTsg t6ngeJes Among
the performers also announced to appear are M!ic
Messrs Smith e Campbell MessrS. Foster & Fos-
ter, Messers Radford & Winchester. and Mignon-
cite kolin.
KEITH & PRoCTOR'S HOUSES-Mlss Valerie
Bergere will head the bill at the Twenty-third
Street Theatre this week. appearing In A Bowery
Camille" Emmett Dewey and company. the Ma
iestic Musical Four, W. 4. Dillon and Miss Lola
Cotton are also on the bill Miss Nellie Florede
and the English Rockers head the bin at the 5sth
street house. Ar 125h street the Military Octette
heads bill Fred Watson. in "A Toy soldier
will head the bill at the Union Square Theatre
There are the usual concerts to-day at all the
Keith & Proctor houses
TONY PAsTOR's.-"The Mischcvous Brothers
head the bill Tony Pastors this week. Other
entertainers are the Sisters Hypatia. Kenney and
Hollis Warren and BroCkway. Saunders the car
toonist: J. A. Drscoll and Miss Marie Hollis.
DEWEY THEATRE-At the Dewey Theatre this
week the entertainment will be furnished by the
High School Girls company in a novel musical
piece.
GOTHAM THEATRICAL the Gotham Theatre
Reilly 6. Woods company OF entertainers will be
the attraction. There Will be concerts to-day at
beth the Gotham and the Dewey.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Decline to Discuss Possibility of President
Roosevelts Reelection.

Bellamy Storer. former American Ambassador to
Austria, accompanied by Mrs. Storer, arrived here
yesterday from Havre the French Line steamer
La Lorraine Mr. Storer declined to talk about
politics but finding the reporters made move
TO leave him looked up from his baggage smiled
and said: Really gentlemen. I have nothing at
all TO say"
Won't you tell us something OF your trip abroad?
ventured a reporter
Nothing to say OF our trip returned Mr. Storer-
I'VE have been on the Continent for three months,
but We did not go 20 either Vienna Rome"
belated member of the Ship News corps. who
suddenly Joined the group blurted out: Mr. Storer,
viii you tell us Nhat you think of President Roose-
veIt's possible acceptance Of another term?"
Mr. Storer looked Mrs. StOrer for moment,
laughed heartily hut said nothing When the same
question was asked of Mrs Storer she laughed
more heartily than her husband
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
FEELS INCLINED TO SOCIALISM.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir Reading the testimony in the federal suit
respecting the profits of the Standard OH
Company, 1 do not feel surprised in hearing the
expressions OF conservative men and women. to the
effect that the leading men of the above company
should be in JAIL instead of being allowed to boast
of their III gotten wealth. such being constantly
wruns from poor working people farmers, etc.
Those the incidents which cause conserva-
tive people like myself ask themselves the ques-
tion whether II is wise still to await favor
able turns Join the now great body of socialists
in order to effect quicker and surer by
strong and effective laws and actions against such
souess human beings Yours respectfully.
A CONSTANT READER
BROOKLYN Sept. q. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
BLoUNTs YALE GIFT ONLY sSO0.00o
Relatives Will Not Contest Will and Uni
versity Will Sell Property.

New Haven. Sept 21.-Further details Of the will
of Archibald Henry Blount who died in England
in June. and whose estate consisting OF property
in Herefordshire. is left 10 Yale University. have
been received by Yale authorities The first esti-
mate Of the value Of the gift was high 500.
oo0. but It may not exceed 10000 Yale will sell
the property. There Will be contest.
Besides leaving small bequests TO relatives one
nephew IS given the option ot redeeming the realty
at price he agreed upon by trustees. and II he
does TO do the disposition Of the prop
ertv viii remain with the university
Relatives OF the testator agreed that the IN
tent Of Mr. Blount well defined, as he origin
ally opened negotiations to turn the property over
10 Yale and later expressed intention Of king
the gift in his lifetime and taking back an an
nuitv.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
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DR. FREDERICK s. ADAMS.

Dr. Frederick :. Adams OF Plainheld. y J, died
Yesterday at the J. Hood Wright Memorial Hos
pital Dr Adams was geologist. and he mad re-
turned recently from a voyage 70 South America,
where he had gone pursue his Investigations
Upon arriving in Ne% York he went 10 live with "A
friend Henry Howard Douglass. Of No. 2J@ West
Goth street He was stricken with a fever that
rendered advisable hts removal 70 a hospital
II is believed that Or. Adams was infected with
the germs OF the disease while IN the unwholesome
regions through which his explorations led him
His wife is in Maine
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Vash shinston. Sept ~.
The Gulf Mexico disturbance central tonight
near New Orleans. 1t ts limited in and not OF
marked strength and has thus caused high winds
except thunder squalls the west Florida coast 1t has
general showers in the Southern States. and
there were middle Mississippi Valley.
Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas the upper Ohio Valley. the
lower lake region Middle Atlantic states and New
In the West the weather was fair except as
It is considerably the upper Mississippi and
the Middle and South Atlantic temperatures are
unusually high for the season There were rrosts
Northern Utah and Northeastern Colorado. -,
showers viii continue SUNDAY IN the South Atlantic
ton Of the Atlantic Showers also
5oae @ sasg s Mr Y siT eaer afS viii prevail sunday
and generally fair weather is indicated for Monday over
ali districts except South Atlantic and East Cult
states where will continue. II will be cooler
Sunday Ohio Valley. Tennessee. the lower laKe
cooler the South Atlantic states II VIII be
sunday in the plains states and the upper aiss
The winds along the New England coast VIII ne
light west Middle Atlantic Coast Hight west
northwest; South Atlantic Coast lisht 70 ires anu
mostly south: East Gulf Coast. fresh possibly brisk
Fight north vest te north; on the lower lakes fresh
southwest 20 west; upper lakes fresh west becoming
Special forecast Storm warnings displayed on
the Gulf Coast from New Orleans to Apalachicola
Forecast for Special Locates.-For the District of
Columbia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day followed by
fair and cooler: Monday fair. light winds.
For Delaware and New Jersey--showers to-day, fol-
lowed by by fair and cooler: Monday fair light to
For Eastern Pennsylvsnf and Eastern New York.
90 For New Engand-showers to-day followed by fair
and cooler: Monday fair. fresh southwest TO west
winds.
Local OniciaI Record.-The following official record
from The Weather Bureau shows the changes In 1.-The the
narison with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

number OF small enterprises in the past. while
the limited dividend and the regulated price
and it is to these that the conclusion that large
dividends are against public policy inevitably
Ieads-are untried and perhaps a doubtful
experiment. My advice to any one reading Of
the Standard OILS large dividends is to go slow
and look whittier logic leads The problem is
too large to be settled by the hasty conclusion
that large dividends robbery Of the public
New York Sept 20 1907 G. w
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
L G PATTESON.

Toronto. Sept. 21-T. c. Patteson. postmaster OF
Toronto died early to-day from pneumonia lie
was saventy-one years old. For years Mr. Patte-
son was the editor Of The Daily Mail. which
he founded. He established the Ontario Jockey
Club. had 2 worldwide reputation as an authority
on the breeding, of thoroughbred horses and was a
contributor TO leading turf papers IN the Cniteo
States As n crcLeter he caPtained many OF the
international elevens in the Sos.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
r,INFRAL OF ADMIRAL WALKER.

Washington Sept. 2.-The funeral Of Rear Ad-
nliral John c.. Walker. L. S. n. Tetired) was held
to-day "a All Souls Church. and the burial vas
NJ Arlington National Cemetery. There was
military escort from the church to the grave
where fun military honors were accorded. The
honorary pallbearers were Rear Admirals r. B.
Bradford. Frederick Rodgers, A s. Barker. N T.
Mason and E. II. C. Leutze; Fl. T. B. Harris. for
,,ier na vnaster general Charles G. Glover, Rufus
a Lane Nathaniel Wilson, General Coppinger and
1'opopoOdore Wallace
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-Westwood Hrsh, England.
BELMONT-C. S. Mellen. president OF the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railway New Ha-
BRESIIN-Frank c. Banta Kansas City.
GoTHAM-MTs. 7: De Witt Talmage. Warrington
HOLLAND-D- V. Price, Chicago IMPERIAL
TAN-Dr. Stafford Taylor, Liverpool. NEITHER
LAND-Msjor NJ. r. c. Ward, NJ P. Casteward
Downpatricl1 Ireland PARK AVENCE-Bishop
srfr
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THIRTY-NlNg RHODES SCHOLARS SAIL

Philadelphia. Sept. 21.-Thirty-nine young men
who have scholarships at Oxford endowed by
Cecil Rhodes sailed from here to-day the Amer
ican Line steamship Merton for Queenstown They
will enter at once upon three-year course There
are forty-dve young IN the class but many
have taken passage other steamship lines.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
PUBLIC SPIRITED WOMAN HoNoRED.

Long Branch. y. J. Sept M.Sorne OF the lead
ing citizens Of West End and this city testi
r11onial entertainment In honor Mrs Minnie /.
Cummings in the Hotel Scarboro casino, tonight.
The benefit was given in recognition OF her work
OF furthering Improvements in Elberon ana Long
day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
All HE HiPPOpROME.

There are twelve circus acts in the enter
tainment at the IIippodrome this season. 'Nep-
tunes Daughter and Pioneer Days are the prn-
cinal attractions. "Neptune's Daughter has been
described as ii spectacle of the sea and Pioneer
pavs'' as a spectacle of the land The aerial
ballet with the chorus Of four hundred. is an en-
tertanment in Itself. ThSse Will continue TO be the
attractous Mt the TIipp0drOme for several months.
ICarlv next wear the management plans putting on
a new production. rehearsals Tor when are IN
progress.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
MRS. E. c. BENEDICT BETTER
- Telerranh to The Tribune.

iBy Telegraph 20 The Iflbune
Greenwich Conn. Sept 21.-Mrs f. c. Benedict's
condition was such to-day that her family were
told bv the attending physician that they might
Leave her as she had recovered for the time from
the attack of heart disease which threatened her
life other attacks are probable and no hopes are
entertained for her recovery
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
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