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The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
Temperntures in Other Citie,.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p m. yesterday, are as follows.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
AFFLECKS
TFda Table

Registered standard theImometer-9 a, u, 81: 2 m
81 p M, 95; D. m. 95i P m, IS.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22

The private rooms in cur new Fireproof
Storage Building are thoroughly approved
BY the Fire Underwriters
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
CATCHES THIEF
At DRUG STORE
CASH REGISTER

Hearing the ring of a cash register
bell as he passed the drug store of Paul
Pearson. Eighteenth street and Florida
avenue. early this morning, Policeman
Ricketts, decided to make an investi-
cation. Going to the rear Of the store.
he found that one of the windows had
been forced with a jimmy"
Ricketts, crawled quietly through the
window. and looking through one of the
small windows in the prescription coun-
ter, saw young man at the cash regis
ter. The officer gave the thief an on
portunity TO help himself 20 whatever
he wanted. Then he let his presence
be known.
what are you doing there?" asked
the policeman.
The young man was taken so much
by surprise that the officer had him
by the wrist before he had an oppor-
tunity to answer. He had looted the
cash register Of 50 and had taken six
packs OF cigarettes.
At the station house he gave his name
as Frank Walters. twenty-seven years
old, OF 145S II street southwest Later.
Mr.. Pearson identified him and said that
he had formerly been employed at the
store as a clerk He viii be given a
hearing I'm the Police Court tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

New Jersey avenue northwest. oe-
tween y and - streets-Elvene NJ. Stock
ton, ct viz. Israel c. 10 Hazel horde
man, lot III. part lot 40. square so. so.
Hazel NOrd1man conveys same property
10 Emma NJ. jackson. 80.
Petworth--James ID. Richardson ct uX.
to George w. and Irene b Norris, lots
s and O. block q. $40.
Fourteenth Street HeiGhts-Fourteenth
Street Heights Land Company to Lydia
Robertson lot ?, square Zg1S, SO
Third street northeast, between A and
strcets-IhomaS III. Melton ct uX- to
75S, SO
1851 y street orthwest-Norman E.
RyOn, 10 Clara A Riedel. part OF
Kings Acre and part lot 102, square 1870;
$40.
Mathematician A. RiedeI TO Nor
man z. Rycn, lots l and to Is; $40.
Biltmore street-George w. Norris ct
uX- to Lee d. Latimer and J. Eris Pow
ell. trustees, part lot 81, Mt. Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains: SO.
Columbia HeiGhts-Kenncdy & Davis
Company to Talbot o. and Blanche l..
PuliZZi lot %. block 81: $40.
Mt. Decentralization NJ Tyssowski
ct ux. to George McLane Wood, lot ;;
Colfax street northeast. between I. and
NJ streets-Michael Flynn ct al. trustees.
TO S. Dana Lincoln, south one-half lot
40, square 712; SO
to William A. Hin. trustee, part of lot
IS; S236.SS.
II. r. Dulaney ct al, receivers to
same, lot So and part Of lot 95: S10.I54. 81
Victoria apartment house-William c.
Sullivan to Edward ]. Hannah George
II. Zellers, and William J. Mcclure,
trustees, lots ! and p block As, Uni
versity Park: Sl0.
Thirty-fourth street northwest, be-
tween o and p streets-Clarence A. Lin
thicum to John T. Wilkinson, part of
lot 63, square 1916: $40
L street northwest. between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-May B.
Wright to Robert Lee O'Brien, lot 262
squire $50: SO.
Brookland-Irving P. Tade ct ux. to
John T, Diggs lot q. block %; $40.
S2O Louisiana avenue northwest
George p Sacks ct uX. 70 Fannie Green
apple. lot y. square $50 SO
Washington Heights-Georgia f. Muir
ray ct vir. William b. 70 Thomas II.
Melton. lot 40. block !. SO
Lanier Heights-Leonard Sergeant, jr.,
ct uX. to Georgia E. Murray, lot 315, $40.
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Deaths.

W mite
James Kearney. 81 years. Providence
Hospital
Sarah Z. Wanted. IS years, III Six
tenth street northeast.
Elizabeth Webb. 81 years 1855 p street
northwest
Catherine Green. 50 years. S2OIL Soy
enth street southwest
John T. Lloyd. SO years, 4s4 NJ street
southwest
John Ingles. rs years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Ella Schreiner, IS years. George Wash
1nEtOn University Hospital
Andrew LauXman. 81 years, 1898 Gales
street northeast
Thomas Casey, "a years. 500 Third
street southeast.
Mary T. Dyer, 50 years. 1911 Duncan
street northeast.
Loretta y. Brimmer, 81 years Provi-
dence Hospital
James w. Gavien, 30 years, 1864 Tween
ty-third street northwest
Nicholas Bauer. AZ years. United States
Soldiers Home, District of Columbia
Anthony Abe, 30 years, United States
Soldiers Home. District of Columbia
John t. Flaherty. - years, 4S0 Mary
land avenue northwest.
Frances A. Deloye, 50 years. 11i4 Yer
mont avenue northwest.
Howard G.. Mason. II months. 3 Riley
COnTt southwest.
Roy B. Riordan. 9 months. 1870 North
Capitol street.
John B. Welch. II months, 712 c street,
northeast,
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

NEW YORK, March 5.-The stock
market opened with general declines.
Pressed Steel Car and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit were down l point, and Atchi-
son lost all ~ Smelling and Inter
borough common opened y lower, and
Anaconda and Erie lost Il. Great
Northern preferred a point higher, but
reacted Y.
II a. m.-There was a cessation Of
the selling movement in the market this
morning the tone being distinctly
strong. There was good support in all
the important issues. The price move
ments in the latter part OF the first
hour were all to higher prices and the
result of the trading in that period
was in the shape of advances over
yesterdays closing figures in nearly
everything dealt in. ranging from frac-
lions to 4 points.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds irregular.
Noon-The feature OF the trading in
the second hour was the pressure in At
Gibson. which declined to 967s on large
sales The selling was accompanied by
assertions that long predicted increase in
the dividend rate will not be made. The
rest Of the list held steady, but on some
realizing shaded off fractions from the
highest point Of the day.
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P. R. RS NET INCOME
LAST YEAR $35,674.3OO

The siNGeth annual report Of the
Pennsylvania railroad tor 1906 shows net
income, after charges. Of 1854, 800. an
Increase of s5.57I,1s4. The company
earned and received ll56 per cent on
the S5O5.S5I,3JJ stock outstanding at the
end OF the year, compared with 994 per
cent earned in 1905 on $3o2 j47.3j0 stock
outstanding at the end Of that year.
Gross earnings of Sl4S. 239. So, cash on
hand Of S43, 10 ~: Sl30p0.Uo0 applied in
the fiscal year of 1895 toward the New
York tunnel. and SIl,7n.IS4 received as
dividends from its holdings Of N94. 80, 7l9
worth OF stock OF other roads. are the
principal features of the report
Many great gains in various features
OF the management also are described.
as the addition OF $3.50 cars for the
road and its subsidiaries, 6.335. $50 more
passengers carried than in the previous
year. gain Of ll.3i per cent. and an
increase of 81. 30. 39G. or 97g per cent in
the tonnage handled. Operating eN-
ptnses. which aggregated $l0l. sos, ga
showed an actual increase Of SAB. %
but percentage toward gross earnings
OF only GS.6S. as compared with 69.73 last
year
Cash dividends of 6l@ per cent were
paid during the year, amounting TO $l9,-
$50. go.
Sales OF stocks Of the soft coal rail-
roads embraced 3-S,343 shares of Balti-
more and Ohio common, I2064 shares OF
Baltimore and Ohio preferred. l4u $40
/ shares OF Norfolk and Western COM
mon. p. so shares OF Norfolk and West
cTu preferred. and lOl 300 shares of Ches-
{ apcake and Ohio The number OF shares
1 Of Baltimore and Ohio common given in,
cIudeS 1850 shares of new stock sub
SCribed for during the year. The sale
I price OF these stocks was approximately
$50. as, 80, Of which SIS, 492. $50 is yet due
! The report gives the profits on the sale
/ of these stocks. together with a few
minor items, as $500, SIS
At the close OF the business year the
company was operating 3.S19 miles OF
road. including the siXty-siX miles OF
| the Delaware and Raritau canal. IN the
/ entire system u,OSO miles were owned
I operated. or controlled.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

White
Charles l.. and Annie +. Wade. girl
William J. and Margaret Taylor boy
Richard w. and Sarah Ann Tucker
boy.
Elwood J. and Sallie Z. Taylor. boy.
Horace 4. and Nettie A. Shrieves. boy
Henry r. and May SChlegel. boy
Samuel J. and Mary r. Smith. girl
George 9. and Olive Payne. girl.
Thomas r. and Hannah T. Hodges
girl
Harris =. and Alice Gould. boy.
Peter j. and Sarah A. Etcher, girl.
John r and Elizabeth V. Adams. boy
Harry X and Antonette E Boss. girl
Harry and Jeanette COOmeS. boy.
John R and Elizabeth g CoIvfn girl
Frank and Francois CIeme ITS. bow.
Cornelius G. and Margaret Carmody
boy.
Frank J. and Katherine Edwards. bow
Robert b. and Lula y. Crump, boy.
COlOred-
Edward G. and Sadie r. Davis. girl
William O.. and Sarah Golden. girl.
Alex and Matte ReddiCk. boy
Arthur and Elvie Mackabel hoy.
William ii. and Marie NJ Proctor. bow
William and Bessie HOstOn, boy.
James and Ida r. Smith. girl
John ana Lillian Jones, boy
FRANKLIN and Elenora Fisher, girl
James and Martha Smith. girl.
James and Ella Egland. boy
John and Ruby Jones. boy.
Charles anG Maria Diamond. boy.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
WASHINGTON PRICES

Following are the sales and quotations
of today's market:
Capital Traction, 5a146lk. 2oa146%
Washington Railway and Electric
com, lOOd4ll4 (buyer go, 500 4g2t. 5od4Oa.
5Of;402+, 50a4024 5Oa4O2.. 25d4Ost. 5OTI407s
20a 4Ots, 5Od4lSs (buyer 60l. 50G4l. seal,
50H H. 50d4.
Washington Gas. 25d597s. 25G5gEs. 25G
99ts. Z2d593s. 25d59@s. 25d6O. $3.50 IOOG
66. lGd59zS 25d597s
Mergenthaler. l0dIHt. 1OT214Ik
American GrapnOphone common. lO,I -
After Call-Washington Railway and
Electric common. JGdf lGna a.
Union Trust Warrants. IOa4S. JGG37I5
Washington Gas. 2Jd597s
MerGenthdler, l0d2l4l4 lOd2l4L
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Testimony Of Relatives.

The jury in determining the weight
TO be given the testimony of different
witnesses in this case are authorized 10
consider the relationship OF the wit
nesses 20 the parties, If the same Is
proved. their interests. il any. in the re-
suit OF this case. their temper, feeling
or bias II any has been shown. their
demeauOr while Jestifying, their ap-
parent intelligence. and their means Of
Information. and 20 give such credit 70
the testimony OF such witnesses as uu-
der all the circumstances such witnesses
seemed 70 be entitled TO-
Even though the jury should believe
that the witness. =. J.. Gaines. may
have made some statement or state
ments AT the rOroner's inquest lucon-
sistent with his testimony in this case,
Yet. nevertheless. they have no right TO
consider such Inconsistency except Cor
the single purpose Of contradictiug the
witness himself. Such Inconsistency
must not be used or considered as bear
ing on the truthfuluess Of the defend
ants or as bearing on their guilt or in
uOCcnCe or I'm any manner 10 the preJu-
dice Of the defendants
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Marriage Licenses.

Trevillian d. Eaton and Minnie F.
Childress. both of Richmond. Va.
James w DeVan and Mary E CusicLS
James Taylor ana Nellie Draper.
RaIph w Crouch ports1,o11tb va
and Nette b. Bowers. OF Berryville. Va
William l.. Patterson and Gussie Tur-
pin
Charles c. Williams and Mary Turner
EDWARD j. johnson and Lena Virgins
Andrew J. +. Russ and Katherine
Snyder
George a. Weaver. Stratfo.d. Va and
Llnnie Anadale, Mordella Springs. Md
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
COTTON MARKET PRICES
DOWN AT THE OPENING

NEW YORK, March 5.-The under
tone OF the local market at the outset
was steady, but prices we're l to points
lower. Business was fairly active, bull
support gave a better tone TO the mar
ket after the call and led to a recovery
of most of the loss. Opening quota
tons.
March. $50 asked; May. 991d992; July,
1O0ld10.O2; August 1903 bid
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
STROTHER SICK, CULPEPER
TRIAL AT STANDSTILL
lContLnued ION - -

CONTINUED from First Page
second degree. In order to elevate the
offense TO murder in the first degree,
the burden of proof IS on the common
wealth, and TO reduce TO manslaughter
the burden Of proof is on the accused.
Malice Is inferred from the fact OF
killing. When the killing is proved and
Is unaccOmpanied with circumstances of
palliatiOn. the burden Of disprOying
malice is thrown upon the accused
The Insanity Plea.
Entering upon the definition of insan-
ity and the plea of ilrationality and ir-
responsibility set up by the defendants,
the court says:
The term insanity as used in these
which renders the person irresponsible
for crime
An accused is responsible for crime
II he understands the nature and char
acter Of his act and its consequences,
and has knowledge that II IS wrong
and criminal and mental knowledge
sufficient 70 apply that power to his own
act he VIII do wrong and receive punish
ment and possesses with all a will Suf-
ficient 10 restrain his impulses arising
from arrangement.
'AnteCedent and subsequent condi-
tions Of the mind are Indicative of the
condition OF the mind at the time Of
the act, but they are not conclusive.
The subject Of inquiry must always be
What was the condition of the mind
at the time Of the act2 which is TO be
determined by all the facts and cir
Cumstances in the case II. at the time
of the act. a person is insane as defined
in these instructions, he il entitled 10
be acquitted.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
PRESIDENTS SON
IS OUT OF DANGER
DR.. Rixey Says Archie Is
Doing as Well as Can
Be Expected.

Archie ROCsev II. the Presidents
third son. who has been suffering from
an attack OF diphtheria. was declared
70 be out OF danger this morning. by
DIT. Rixey. the attending physician.
Archie passed a fine night" said Lr
RiXey. and is doing Just as well as
could possibly be expected
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Ungovernable Passion.

"UngovernabIe passion, arising from
a reasonable provocation. Will reduce
the grade Of the ofense from murder
TO manslaughter. but will not excuse
the crime. Passion and prOvOCatiOn,
however. must both cOeXist.
The jury must not allow any pos
sible prejudice against the defense of
insanity TO influence them in consider
ing whether the homicide was commit
ted in and as a result Of that cOndi-
ton. The law Of Virginia guarantee, :
TO a defendant an absolute and valid
able right to make and have that
defense considered along |-ith any 9TH
er defense he may think proper to
make And II that defense is made
out as required by law, the defendant is
entitled 20 a verdict Of acquittal.
THE defendants being charged with
crime, are entitled 10 take advantage OF
all the principles OF law and rules OF
practice designed 10 safeguard the lives
and liberties OF men. and therefore the
jury must not regard as in the slight
est degree prejudiCial 10 the defendants
the fact that their counsel have from
time TO time entered objections and
asked for consideration OF certain mat
tiers out of the presence Of the jury.
Such "A fact Is of absolutely no in
portanCe and must have no place or
thought In the consideration of this
case
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Railway common. Gas and Mergen-
thaler continued to hold the attention Of
the stock exchange at its session today
and were grabbed up right and left as
they were severally offered. With re-
spect 70 the first named, the dealing at
one time approached the sensational.
and although at the opening first sellers
We're uncertain Of the strength OF the
market, before the trading had closed
they were inclined 10 regret their i'm
petuosity, as the closing was stronger
at Il than the opening had been at lower
figures
Gas stock was feely taken around 60,
and the usual tactics of good brokerag
were pursued of Offering the stock
down in order 10 induce selling. Every
thing indicated the appearance OF lib
eral orders that would take up all rea-
sonable offerings near the market
prices.
Capital Traction held firm. but the
recent demand seems to have been sat
isfied
Mergcnthaler made another lump OF
more Jnan a point, and what little there
was for sale around PA, was quickly
seized upon by anxious brokers' who
We're not content with their small pur-
chases. But they could do no better. as
the stock was notably scarce and hold
ers were looking for even better prices.
Announcement was made 10 the ex-
change that the joint committee of ap-
I pralsement of the assets Of the Bank
Of Washington and Central National
Bank, In order L. bring them a aarity,
had declared a dividend Of S245 per share
TO the stockholders OF the Bank OF
Washington, payable April . to stock
( holders Of record March 20 Immedi-
atelV the bid rose 10 go, with the lowest
Offering at $50.
lngS Bank have ratified the action OF
I the board Of directors and have voted
I 10 increase the capital stock Of SIOO.Og
by the issue Of 1000 shares of a par
! value Of 800 The new issue Is TO be
sold 10 present shareholders according
| to their pro rata holdings at sos per
! share, payable March %. and any stock
not taken is TO be disposed Of at not
/ less than $3.50 per share by the officers
of the bank
President Smith announced 10 the
stockholders that the business OF both
: the Union Savings and the Washington
Exchange banks had been particularly
good Tor the month Of February. the
combined deposits increasing $40. OOD and
the increase % depOsitors being 300
"
At a meeting OF the board Of direct
! ors Of the Citizens Savings Bank. held
Yesterday. a movement was projected
/ 10 increase the capital stock and Dur
Z chase permanent home for the bank
/ The site VIII be not far from the corner
! Of Fourteenth street and New YorE
/ avenue northwest 1t is expected 70 pax
ABOUT $4,000 for the property, which 8,
4 three-story building with some i'm,
provements, and will yield about 6 Del
cent on the money invested. and. IN ad
! dltion, the bank will get It's rent fire,
I OF cost. The success Of this bank ma,
| been most gratifying. as the deposits ar.
\ soaring In the neighborhOod OF 500 OpJ
! MesSrs- Phillip G. Anleck and Angus
/ tus p Crenshaw We're respectively elect
I Cd second and fourth wee presidents
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
JURY SUSTAINS SCOTT WILL

The will of Amanda Scott was sus-
tanned by the verdict OF the jury in the
Probate Court today, Justice Barnard
presiding.
A caveat filed by her husband. Will
lam Scott. charged undue influence OF
the mother-in-law.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Free, Tell Everybody.

Beginning Wednesday morning. March
9Th. {. A. Muddiman & Co, 6l6 13th ST..
will give away 10000 Bright Light Greg
orv Gas Saving Governor Burners. EX-
merit Gregory will show you how to re-
duce gas bills 20 to 90 per cent Sample
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
LOCAL MENTION.
Insist on Having Malt" Bread

don't merely ask for it. Specify Schnei-
der's and see that you get IL. In nutri-
tive value and purity It surpasses all
others. Why have any but The bestl
At crncarS,.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Financial Statements.

STATEMENT OF the condition 81 the UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PORTLAND. MAINE. on the 3lst day Of De
cember ls06. as required under District u
Columbia Code. amended June 30. 1902.
ASSETS
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Coal! Coall CoaIl

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. R. ].
e NJ. c. Grace. 4th & F ne. Phone II 233
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

For choice fish. oysters, game and
she'll fish we ask no quarter. Also New
York meats, fine fruits and early veg
etabIes. Service a la carte. Noon lunch
and table hote dinner.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Pyles New Method Stores, 1888 p ST
NV. and New Jersey ave. and K NV.
will save you about S1.5O Dbl. on -four If
YOU have il delivered. Best patent, SI25
Dbl. 81 90 u. SOC u. 2Sc 1-16: Best Family,
1915 Dbl, sc Il, 49c Il, sc 1-16
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
TREASURY RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES

The Treasury receipts today are 81.
2S2. 262: expenditures, g. go. 900
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Winter Garden, RathskeIIer,
n. Y. ave. and nth st. F. Endres, Prop
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

The imports Of iron and steel products
for January were valued at 50. 29G C62, rs
compared with S2,425,OI7 in the CORE
spending month last year. For the seven
months enGed January they were valued
at go, f9o,O99. against sl5,s45,909 IN the
same period last year.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Ladies' call at 1109 G ST. Wednesday.
March Is, to see the demonstration Of
the princess lace loom orders taken.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

For Health, Drink Aerated Distilled
Water, 1Oc gak~ Harper's, 81 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05
STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
THE CURB MARKET

fluctuations furnished by Charles O. Gates
& Co. Munsey Building: Members New York
Stock FxchapOa
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

STATEMENT OF the condition Of the IN
DEMNITE FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, on the 5lst day Of Deceln-
Der. 1906 required under District OF
Columbia Code amended June 30, 1902 Cap
ital stock. 500. 900: capital stock paid up. IN
cash. 500 800. Assets-Cash IN Office. SIS. cash
In bank 81. $50 30. stocks and bonds market
valueI. Ss34. 80 sU- premiums unsolicited and
en- hands Of agents. S24. $3.50. interest due
and accrued. 1891 81: all other assets Re
insurance Iue but uncoiiected on losses paid
Norwich Jui0n Fire Insurance Society
So. So North River. sos, s.sAgs. Total
Sap 26i 90 IIalIlIties-Net unpaid claims.
SO So. o.: reserve as required by law. SlSs.-
CIgGS. borrowed money. SO. 900. salaries. rents,
EXPENSES. taxes. etc, 81. t59.52, capital stock
500 0G0. Total SIS 10 a. Amount and char
acrer Of business transacted during the
year 1906 SIS. Z3N So losses sustained during
the year 1906. S233 5g1. % money received dur
ing the year 1906 $50 ZIg-1s. expended during
the. year 1895. $500 ISL 81 A r. LOSEE. Vice
President. WAL II. HARE. Jr-, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me This ftn
dav OF February. 1891. tSeaU THOS. a. con
BOY. Notary Public, KINGS County Ce-JlE-
cate wTsT i'm New York COUNTY
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Tho cotton market just now is Theo-
dore Fl. Price-the most interesting per
sonality the cotton business in this
country has ever known.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Congress has adjourned. and Wall
Street should feel easier, although there
is no sign that II does. There are trou-
bles affecting the Street other than those
having their origin at Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

February's cotton exports were
slightly over 3O.OOO,O 900 pounds, the small
est months total since November, 1902,
when shipments totaled only Il, d., 0SC
pounds.
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Northern Pacific made a new low rec
ord for the current year, getting to the
lowest point II has touched since 1905,
while Great Northern sold lower than al
any time since 1900
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

STATEMENT u the condition Of the l. :
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Saginaw, Mich. on the 3ist
day Of December 1906. required under the
District OF Columbia Code amended June %.
1902. Capital stock, $500. e10s capital stock
paid up, IN casf, 100000 Assets-Cash in
ONCE. $3.50. cash in bank. Silt. 800 L. bonds
and mortgages first lien on real estateD. 49,
$50; stocks and bonds market vaIUe). S4i5.-
$50 Is. premiums unCOllcCted and in hands CT
agents. $i3.5f7-75. interest due and accrued
81. 5S3 10 Liabilities-Ner claims IN process Of
adjustment. So .3SI- as reserve as required by
law. SIS. Zl9 81 Reinsurance premiums s.. $50
salaries. rents. expenses, taxes. ETC. $aJ- = .
commissions, brokerage etc, &l3-360-23- capl-
tai stock. $50, 900. all other liabilities Sus-
pense tax as taxes on 1896 premiumsl. Sl3.-
1855: losses sustained during the year 1906.
1915 253. 13: money received during the year
1896, $50. 59l.Sl; expended during the year
1896. 1920. 81. 90. J. b. PITCHER. President
J. N. PITCHER. Secretary. Subscribed and
sworn TO before me this 18th day Of January.
1870 tSeaD HARRY O CONLEY. Notary
Public in and for Saginaw County Michigan
II
The Washington times., 1907-03-05

Russell A. Alger. jr.. has been elected
president Of Alger. Smith & Co, to sue
coed his father, the late Senator Rus
sell a. Algcr.