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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Five Per Cent. Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
West Chicago 81. R. R. Go.

The proposed plan OF reorsanizaron OF the proper
ties Of the Union Traction Company referred
10 in previous notices which plan wss'u1just and
fair toward bondholders has been defeated BY decision
o Circuit Court OF Appeals
promoters however. calling for deposit Of
bonds Hereunder by a notice which implies that said
plan has approved by trustee. the Central
Trust Company Of New York That ComDanT has nos
approved the plan which Is particularly unfair tow
your interests
difficulty attending the situation OF the street
railway properties OF Chicago Is such that united
action hy bondhoders absolutely necessary in order
preserve their security Without speedy action
bondhoIGsrs may subjected serious loss \ de-
ternined effort must made bring about proper
adjustment OF the affairs the street railway
panfes.
You are urgently requested % deposit your bonls
With the Central Trust Company Of New York No "a
Wall Street New York. under the referred
IN the previous Bonds will be received
70 and including OCTOBER 18Th. 1905.
Dated September o. 1897.
JAMES y. WALLACE
HUGO ELEMENTAL.
FREDERICK H ECKER
COMMITTEES.
JoLINE LARK1N & RATHBONE. Counsel
F. T. BABCOCK. Secretary. "a Wall ST. New YORK.
City
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
Raj ROAD COMPhNN
&C BROADWAY. NEW vol
bh BISJADFf1 NV lUFh
COUPONS PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE On AND
AFTER OCTOBER I, 1907.

- WSI september II. 1901
\ annual dividend % Per cent. the pre-
l.mpany been declared ont 81 me
surplus earnings OF COMPANY. payable october -
1907 holders ot said stock al the close ot
business n September 20 1907
the preferred stock OF this COM
MI d a. business September
81 IE.T the lawyers Title Insurance x
Trust ~ IAherf, street. New
YorE CITY ana reopen4d opening ~ busi-
On OcfotNr l6 1917
The above dividend VIII be paid by check. mailed 10
the stock holders 70 the
tran 81 closing or the books
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
AMERICAS LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

III Broadway. New York. September lIth, lH)i-
The board % Directors this day declared quarterly
dividend and three-quarters cent on the
ferred 60 ptar stock payabe october 1907
preferred stockholders Of record At the close OF
business September 2Tth 1901 Checks Will be
mailed
For the purpose OF this dividend and Of tho annual
election held october 18th. 1901 tn" transfer
Of company villa close 9 + NJ on Sep
tember 27th. 1907, and reopen October 22d. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

DIVIDEND 30
The regular quarterly dividend of tisco on The Pre-
Stock Of DULUTH EDISON ELECTRIC
COMPANY has been declared for the quarter ending
August 1907. O the day OF October.
IaO7 stockholders of record Of Preferred stock
at the close the 25th day Of september
1907. The transfer books viii not close
r BERGEN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished ty Thomas Reinhardt No IS Broad street,
New York. and No. Is Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Free to investors.

Send for Kings Finan-
CiaI Bulletin. 1t is a big
eight page newspaper. 1t
is issued weekly and COW
erS the entire field of
investments and money
making. 1t points out the
goOd---WarnS against the
bad. 1t is read and valued
highly by 80, 900 investors
from ocean to ocean. No
one should be without it.
1t will be sent free for the
asking, Address C. F
KING, entire Second Floor
St. James Building, 1135
Broadway, New York City.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21

Aias ko.e Cloud calne down tronl
Rnrbank last nlght TO attena The pagty
| az Mesdames Reid aud Route aud i
Waiting apnQns trieuaa eere today
| For sale a nearly new ineubatpf
and pronder, lao aozen vgg siza, q
good condilion add cheap Phene this
Office, Or enquire "a Il = eGlalas log
caI agent Tor The Standard OIL y,
Ths isasipg ot pnpIir school Iapas
fpr thts eopnts !Ast Tuesday. uessr
caused 4 cripple There are practically
40 lands that aox bods wants y ieaae "
this eoanty aud 10 bidders put d an
Iappearancel
| a board 81 pension examiners will
soon ia apppinled Ia Elk FoAntt The
board Tor this section u tha stats has
for some time been located at vermii-
lion, but they have recently ies apaas
reason resigped and lhs aev board has
been secured for R.k Peiat
Hhe subject a. the Baptlsl ehaneh
qAxt sandAy moralag Viii hs ''tfhfis-
tiana SteadIsstness. sunday s.Auol
|tonie, Wees ot Drunkenness Evsa
|iae u. X r. q topic, "l'hing# You
Have learned irouA Nabls Men and
Wolnen Outside the Bible, Eveniag
seryices. Ths Great compassloa u
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21
eircait Coart

The Cast. o. A. .. Mason vs.. the Cob
lumbia Insurance Co. III Omaila, which
Was On trial when Ne wsur "a, prass
slasll waek has occupied shr. atIaati01
sot the court all this week The tesii-
mouy MAS finished This aftsrn,,on. and
l.fter = hrief plea ~ Attorney 0rvis, oi
Yankt0n. Tor the plalatiff, the desanse
Al once snbualttrd The aaSS to the Jury
witholl aressnent. This YEAS a sue
prise 10 everybody and vii sharsen the
triai considerably
En- tbs bookkeeping easssellre dssmur-
srer that VAS offHrrst ast. w~etxs WIS
oyerrlaLed by The saart. sfnslAyS al
agfeemeDt uae reached lt,al David
Gettle and Andy 0ssua Shoaid plead
gnlity to all ftyH "a tbr charges, PAIRING
n tlnes a. Ss a r4els. u, sts,lal III S2al far
each III anss ieienaaAlS, aps stand com.
raitlss unkt paid iphn Met sreavsy
WAS altewed IL plead guilty Ia TWO
chaegs sanst mas sss hnel a. sas0 rhiA.
settlemsnt SAVES ths,rpsts az prureen.
lion VA ths aaasaty ADD j gsnssally re-
corded Az asabstansial vielurvs for all
claizsns insfayoe4of law aaa ordes.
y N passibie thnl esisf 4 may sdj0nen
tosns,rfaw. hsst isl ann osAss. adjourar
meal will hat saksn BIZ Saturday. No.
tsssss of hassness Will he aadastsksn
aoasefrow THAI ekaaal b. epmpieted.
enrslY on SatHnday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21

sssrs Jsiia and Jerry SasS;er Maid tar
6rsnd larceny
henry Jolina and his son-in-law Jerry
saacier, were il the GAttls po<sl room
tuesday evening, both prstsy
"els nlted up with booz-. Two youas
men we're arranging bet 90 lhs merits
OF their fayorits wresslsr and Que had
= 1--WE dolter bill in eas hand aad a
pockel-book containing over $40 in the
other Sancier here bnsted in, secur-
Tag the money and the pocket-book and
got Dub onto the street Friends of
the boys came TO their help, Joiin rlru
ing In 10 help Saueier, and q couple of
oiacx eyes and a general mi x -,,p result.
ed, when Mayor Main, ins1 across ths
street., Was called in. Mr.. Main got h
Kick la the silins and . severe rap In
tne Shoulder, knocking hin into tho
street. A good sized crowd hal py
Lhis time collected and Jotin and 5ai
eier we're startasi lowArti The city lock
up. At the Smy5he Garner, Join
showed fight again, would go no farther
and tnrned To 60 north. Fortnnatslt
Sheriff sherman and Deputy Sheriff
HAiiaday put in an appearance hess.
And took hand I'm tina proceedings
Mr. Sherman tried tn raas0n with Join,
t0id him he was under arrest and.thal
no wsaid b. used right. His reply
"assa stunning binw ovar the aye and a
Kick that nearly disAhled llla sheriff
II TOOK tho combined affnrss Of SHEER
man and HAlladay Ia land Join ia jail,
parties In tl11 ov0wds taking care of
Salcier. A. thaA Jail they ware search
ed ny the sheriff and the five dollar
NIL and Ihe p0eixet.boor with contents
ant0aeiled we're f0nnd in Sauciefs
possseAi0aE Yesterday they we're TAX
90 Deiore City hasticel Hasaeb, charged
Sitha grand larceny. Az tLe LAWYERS
Mere all busy In distriet onmrt an al
!oarasnAntswas secured until Monday
100dAs for $3.50 each M0re arranged for
J0iiilr and saaeie~ and They ware re-
eased on hail
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21

SNNSN = - ~ = .~~ss'NN%' " t'~1s&A N'~~Ne
snndas morning the psstor ID 70 speak
on congregational south Dakota.
An eyangelistic sermon may be expect
I'd 10 IBIS evening.
EN t'rss, Dfoppers, Ut The State ttli-
yeraity Was 10 The city bel seea traina
yesterday he will be Al Vermtllion .
week or 80, A. the University OF Chica
80, with which he ii gov contacted, II
having its spripg vacation,
fhe Right Reverend w I'll Hare,
! BISHOP Of thS Diocese OF south. Dakota,
/ n expected AL The Ghnrch oil Oar SAY
ionr, sanday next, Palm sunday
livery body iacordially invited to. attend
The services which will be at l0;45 a, IA
and E45 q. ~,
/ tsear.d Sharoa goes 10 Canton To-
norfov night 70 act A. an official Ia The
basket ball game between, The girls OF
The sioax kalls ana cantonqaiala. Tbs
taan.a are we'll matched, both having
won games from Ina other and. an In
serestiag galna ~ expected.
fiaatlag Tine is fash approaching
ana fsyou have nots already purchased
The Trees, shrnhbery. ete, desired, send
aloace " Strands Nursery, Box ~.
faylcr's Falls. Mian.. Tor their free
calalog They grow aeompsale assors,
meat ot th4 hardest varie1ies. which
ass sold direct 10 planters and All hight
prsces.
Jainie sharon WAS twsiye years old
oa sunday and 4 litlle party wAs given
IN hopos Of ihe evsnl. lts haiag 81
IStFick \ day, IA Was made 4 81 Patrick
party. decorations being Ia green and
some q The games and entertainment
being IA keeping with the tradili0nss al
ths patrpa saint. Al delicious lunct.
AS esvad and i delsg hstal sims aajoy.
ssi eN tbs Youngsters.
I hs snsv ~ fssd shs ARTICLE s.eiatsd
thls week 90 ous front pace. Tine
tlnaasr for I4snd Yop will agree
With saasl oi rs paslsioass and mas
profit hs SOME VT I'M sARgestIans. Noslh
nAito1k Gands aud GAa,dA lAusss. have
had sAels hpaips and llaiop eouDay has
rani many Al goad tasGers to thss3.
rec i0t,s III ,ag pAtpa IA cold aud hard ana.
why NIL lk)orn South 0nfr.ata !. Z, ksfa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21

Mrs l.. h, Rurlingame burned her
left haad quite seriously with boiling
hot fat yes terday,
Read oar excellent sammary Of the
work vi the legislature, published this
week on pages iye aud six,
Mrs. j, Il Raid aud Mrs. C f. Rrace
entertained the vonng people Of the
congregational church aud society at
the home Of tha former last evening.
fetef Sequtn, while pulling y shol
gun out oI a wasoo box Yesterday, ex-
ploded II, and the charge struck him
Ia The right hand DR. Bnrlingame
ampatated The index tinger All the
lower joint ADD picked oul 4 large
Number Of shot from The hand
Peiar Brown wandered away from
home Fuesday and Was gone ali day
A good deal uI concern Was tell for him,
~ he waa traced as far rs the Old Bal.
5ilnger place, s. miies south OF the city,
and no mas trouble In finIiag his way
home sometimes when bat a short dis,
lance away He showed up the next
Rornlng, however, much To the resist
OF his friends, th0agh weary and mud.
oedraggled,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-21
Mssssps,s~ s,essers

hsSs SDsiaG 9s1s3esss
horas tasNsr. and Mr., J0sgen.I. Sseae,
n Sphinx sownNasR on Saturday, Fen
s c;ii 4 SON.
Horn. 10 Mr. and MRS Henry Brit
nsa.as q lelsesNaas nn Friday, March 3,
adanRhser.
Horn. Tnssday, Marco II, tohtr. aud
Mrs. Adolph QnlasaA, ~ .IefEsrssn, y
dAaxhssr
H0rns ia Mr. and NtrA. 0dtns Hoirnei
~ Spink tawaehAp 90 Wednesday,, FEB.
n. 4 san
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
FIELD INSPECTION
OF SOLDIERS OF FIRST REG
lMENT T0EAY.
Sheriff sommer and County Clerk Hor-
ton Among visitcss Who Lunched
with Governor Today.
Isneclnl % .ha r,snlne star.l

SEA GIRT July 19.-1bis is Governors
day at the camp. and among the visitors
who took lunch with Governor Stokes at
the Governors cottage this noon were
Sheriff Franh ". SomIner OF Essex; Liz
throp Anderson County Clerk Arthur Hor-
ton, of Essex: Judge Relstab OF Mercer;
Surrogate Connell. OF Mercer; Watson
Sooy, county clerk of l3nrllngson John
Reilly. Judge Barry. of Ocean, and Senator
George Shinn of oceau.
Major Carl Lentz and Vivian M. Lewis,
who would like to run for Governor. had
not shown up at l o'clock They were hero
last Governors day.
The first field inspection of the First
Regiment was held this morning. The
regiment was inspected by Colonel Charles
is on his inspection that the companies
are given their annual rating.
Ninety-eight members Of the First Regi-
ment who We're not able to get away from
their work for the full week In camu
came down from Newark this morning for
the field inspection. They were in charge
of Captain Davies. of Company G. They
will return tonight.
The Essex Troop spent this morning on
the ranges practising. Last night Colonel
Russell, of the United States Marine
Corps, entertained twenty-five members of
the troop at dinner al his residence at
Spring Lake. Among his guests vera
Captain Byram. Ala Kennedy, Russell
Ere ceman. William Pond. w. Llppell, Sud-
Ter Marshall David Pickering. Christopher
Souther G. Smith, K. A. Simptins. Cor
poral Condlt and Charles Bigelow
Captain William II. Crampfield is officer
of the day. The officer of the guard is
Captain Frank Snyder. OF Company L.
and the junior officer is Lieutenant Her
bert Atwood, OF Company e.
The sham battle, which was postponed
yesterday ON account Of the rain, will be
held this afternoon.
Governor Stokes announced today that
next Friday he will give lunch to the
correspondents at the camp and a number
of editors.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
TRY TO MURDER
AUTOISTS ON
BIG TOUR
Car in Glidden Trophy Con-
test Shot at Twice
From Ambush.

PITTSBURG. Pa. July 19-The ad-
vance guard Of the Glidden automobile
tourists arrived in Pittsburg from Canton,
O.. at 12S o'clock this afternoon, hav-
ing made the run of 1876 miles in five hours
and twenty-five minutes. Other cars fol-
lowed in quick succession, and before even
ing 1t Is believed all the contestants will
have checked UP at the Hotel Schenley.
the Pittsburg headquarters
The first cor TO reach this city was No.
80, driven by 3.ay Mcnamara, OF Indlan-
apolis 1t was followed by car No. 4.
with Philip S. Finn. of Pittsburg. a close
third IN car No. Il.
While running between Unity and Darl-
lngton, forty miles west Of here, the car
driven by Charles Jardine and occupied
by r. II. Tucker and A. D. McLachlan.
of Cleveland, and i. L. Estey, of Chicago.
was fired upon twice by some parties hid
de1 in Il thicket. Az first It was thought
that tire had exploded bit upon m
Yestigation 1t was discovered that two re-
volver bullets of 3S-callbre were imbedded
in the tonneau.
At O'Clock this afternoon twelve ma
chimes had arrived at Schenlcy Hotel
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
new ARK LAD KILLED
HERBERT FINCH FELL FROM
SINGER BUILDING.
Parents, Returning from Elks's Celebra
tion, Shocked by News
of Death

When Thomas Finch and his wife, Of g.
Clay street, returned last night from Phil
adelphia where they went yesterday to nt-
tend the reunion and celebration of the
I1lks. of which Mr.. Finch Is a member,
fellow workman of the hitter was await
Ing the couple to tell them that their
son Herbert. 10 years old. fell from the
Singer building being erected at Broadway
and Cortlandt streets. New York. and died
four hours later at st Gregory $ Hospital.
\ Both were very much overcome and
when the news spread the members Of
the Elks expressed sympathy for the be-
reaved parents
Herbert was an apprentice brcklayer
and worked with his father. About two
weeks ago the latter who was working
on the Singer building. too, met with a
slight injury. He had his wound dressed
at the same hospital where young Finch
died
Mr. Finch went TO the metropolis and
identified the body OF his son, and ar
ranged 10 bring the body TO this city. No
nrrangemnts for the funeral have yet been
made The interment, however, will be
In Arlington Cemetery.
No one could be found who saw his son
fall, but there was 4 rumor that the youth
fell from the seventh hoor while another
said Il was the fifth The lad was uncon-
scious almost until his death. and asked
constantly that his parents be called.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
HUBER UNBALANCED
FORMER HEAD OF LEATHER
WORKERS HERE is ILL.
l~~e--ri - = sas.fs s-s-
Is Now President of International
United Brotherhood-Con
at Joliet, Ill.

Jacob J. Huber, president of the
International United Brotherhood of
Leather Workers on Horse Goods, a
former resident of this city, became
mentally unbalanced at Joliet, ILL.,, yes
terday and was placed in a prison
cell until his mental condition has
been passed upon by the medical au-
thorities.
Mr.. Huber is son of Jacob Huber,
who has a store at 601a Springfield
avenue, and received a telegram to-
day announcing his sons sudden ILL
ness. Mr.. Huber says he Will not go
TO Joliet, as his son, who is also a
member Of the Elks' lodge, win be
cared for by that organization.
The son has not been in this city
for more than ten years. About a
year ago he was elected president of
the leather workers organization and
attended the recent convention of the
held in ST. Louis.
Huber evidently anticipated his Ill
ness, as he notified Edward j. Baker,
of New York. viee-president of the
Leather Workers Union, to attend to
the duties Of the head OF
the organization. Mr.. Baker is now
in charge of the presidents office at
Kansas City.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
Lawyers Say Body Has No
Legal Authority to Make
PreSentmentS.
ARE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES
Walter ]. Knight Says Public
Bodies Act Wisely in
Ignoring Presentments
and Quotes Au-
ihorities.

Recent presentments by Essex
County Grand Juries have been of such
a vigorous and sensational character
that unusual attention has been at
tracted to them both from lawyers and
from lay people, and the interest has
been increased by the action of the
Common Council in refusing to allow
presentment, in which charges were
made against it, to be read at its meet
ing.
This latter action has been justified
by some lawyers, who contend that a
presentment by a Grand Jury is not a
part of its duties and that the mem-
bers Of the Grand Jury who make up
presentment are exceeding their legal
rights
That the Common Council was WISE
ly advised in it's action is the opinion
of Walter j. Knight formerly clerk
to the Grand Jury who has made a
special study of the common law and
Continued ON Third PaEc.)
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
FOUR In CITY
OVERCOME
BY HEAT
One at Fisk Refinery old
Man PrOStraleG and
Hurt by Fall.

Richard Nugent, 40 years old, of lis
Hartford street, was overcome by the
heat this morning while at work at
Fisk Brothers refinery, at Lister ave-
nue. and Lockwood street. Nugent was
taken to st. Jamess Hospital in the
Third Precinct ambulance, and 1t is
said that he is in quite serious con-
dition.
Frederick Seek, II years old, sat on
the stoop of Al Elizabeth avenue this
afternoon to rest, was overcome by the
heat and fell on the sidewalk and cut
cash on his head. He was taken to
his home at 43 Jacobs street by Po-
Iceman Mcdonnell in the First Pre-
clnct patrol wagon.
Mrs. Emma Riddle. 40 years old. Of
150 Riverside avenue, was overcome
with the heat at the foot of Chester
avenue at 6 o'clock last night and was
removed to the City Hospital. Her
condition is not serious.
James Lyons, q years old, of 213
Warren street, was admitted to the
City Hospital last night suffering from
the heat His case is not serious, as
he walked into the institution unas-
sisted to be treated.
Because of northeast breeze the
weather was not so sweltering this
morning and up to / o'clock this after
noon as it was yesterday. There was
81 per cent. of humidity in the air at
3 o'clock this morning, but at o'clock
it had dropped three points TO sS per
cent. The highest percentage of hui
midity yesterday was 100, the average
90 and the lowest So, and the wind
came from the southwest, while the
highest temperature recorded was 96
degrees, the average 81 and the lowest
IA. AT 8 o'clock this morning the
thermometer registered 50 degrees of
heat; at O'clock 70. and at noon S5
degrees.
At o'clock this afternoon it was blis-
tering hot on the sunny side OF street,
but on the shady side it was more COM
Portable than at the same hour yester-
day, for Commodore Humidity was not
working 50 hard to make people feel as
if they were given a mucilage bath.
Though the air was dryer than yester-
day Old Sol sent to earth such search
ing rays that many persons suffered
from the heat.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
CHILD DISAPPEARS
HARRISON GIRL HEARD TALE
ABOUT MOTHER.
Little Henrietta Hamilton, Years Old,
Was Told Mrs Hamilton Was
Not Her Parent

Henrietta Hamilton. years old. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G, Hamilton,
Of 222 Cross street, Harrison disappeared
from her home last Tuesday morning,
about o'clock, and despite dligent search
no trace has yet been found of her.
Mrs. Hamilton visited the home of her
sister. in South Crane. Tuesday night In
the hope that she would find the girl there.
but nothing WAS known Of her and while
returning Mrs. Hamilton fell from a troll
ley car in South Orange avenue, this city.
and was injured slightly
Back of the girls disappearance is a
strange story, which brings into question
whether or not Mrs Hamilton is the
mother of the girl. The story runs that
Tuesday morning n Mrs. Mary Tompkins
was visiting the Hamiltons and II is said
she Informed the girl that Mrs. Hamil-
ton was not her mother, and Henrietta
hurried to the latter and is said to have
exclaimed
Mrs Tompkins says you nre not my
mother. and IL you are not / won't live
with youl"
She then left the house and that was the
last seen of her.
When a reporter visited the house today
both Mrs. Tompkins and Mrs. Hamilton
were there and the latter declared ve-
hemently that she was the child's mother
having been married twice. Mrs. Tompkns
was just as emphatic In declaring that
Mrs Hamilton had told her she was not
the mother of the girl.
The disappearance has been reported to
the Harrison police, and today brother of
Mrs Hamilton started out to make a thor
ough search.