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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

ONLY = few psops sszile1 tsen-
sessa q IT, pleasure and yro2t q
heaxsDg tie heeszrs On TIE Cnbz7o <
Alt1 Nse Enc sosi specAL The cars
sknaE have been cTpwdes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

7. J. KELso Informs the LEDGKR IL
The ladies' vii furnisS s.s plants for
nDsef beds in the curt house yard be
viii Sc that they are well cared for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Kelly Wilkinson, who has been over
at Msdiso1 No. for several weeks, was
In this city Tuesday. Mr.. Wnkerson
has bought extensively Of real estate
near Madison which he has a large
force Of hands working oH clearing of
the timber.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Tie LEDeEZ y zz1 - k3ow that TIE
zd@ are sGErs into tbs natter
Eca tnzt tie cDgu b0uS yard PRO
zLsa = be ; I9Tsy PARK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
REALErrGrK
PERSONAL PROPERTY

SrSnd 1osA,e<1ioa retain b. re AssesAz.
hote:-Railroad properties, other
than outside lands, is assessed b. the
State Board Of Equalization and the
assessment certified to the county
clerk. This amount win bring the
total TO approximately sI20O0Oo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
GOOD ROADS CON-
MITTEE GIVE AWARDS
Three Hundred Dollars in Prizes
Distributed Among Farmers Whs
Have Kept Higways Good
Lis. Of Awards Made
Tuesday.

NesseS sam Rice, Cnss Powell and
and Z $. Cave, the COMMITTEES On
awards Of the Mexico Good Road
Association Made the foll0wing
awards Tuesday.
Best SIX mnss-P L Crosby-sioe
Second best SIX niles-Schopp Bras.
] mile lst-AIeK Carter-Ss0.
! " 2rd-C II BAker-s40
1 " sFd--JAs F0u-s50
/ gih-C NJ Ror-sA
/ ah-Chas Dean-slO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

TEE hsT1cs BFsatcz LKDeEz gives
al q tie neEs al TIE azs and gives
SC frA TfzGhssz var Es have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

MILO Vii taxa ks1z sep uguzr1
hetzg . eS3y Wbea ws EzEe Egrs fat
tsT gtrk usa ss have B9ssstg EirA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

WAR a1D1t shzt sa1e NeE6c9 IA
gN3z " have riEnt aEx7.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Funeral services over the remains o,
alA nne Bruce we're conducted BY
he'. M CHM, Of Vandalia, SUNDAY
n'efnoon from the Christian Church.
hs'. Nj. koksndoifer also made a few
LsnafkA The ioral offerings were
nonsfous and beautiful, and The
church was crowded with relatives
ana Trends Of the deceased.
with the grip. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Miss Genetta McDonough, who has
been spending the winter In st. Louis
returned home this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

/ DUCkEI SATURDAY.
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CASE OF HoERIs W J.
". ERKTR GRAxTKD-
DUEsDAET In FzzACH
OF PROMISE SUI.
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FDKD AP-
PEALs
CASE
R&-s1x Msgss Fx View Trial i
Dsa czss- KsEiss CssEzzzsz-
STATE Va Psrxwski al Lax-
eszzA s&z1sr Sat- E1-
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Szzte u Il Dzvis1sfF notfEed thzz
zsse NIL ~ rsF1sea q efels are rgs
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s2se v Gaslisb whauer-nzs a.
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state rs cnsl wassa-4zs -
1bors
Larine Nsxks Va AEnse Msekz-On
pssf- Es1d1nczzs< dismissed
W p Haite Is : n RsoAdmn-
eauEzEsed.
" waite - v } GzlnsE-s8o-
tsg1ed.
J. 8 Lzksaxn Va Sor1h NAzoun
Trzst Co
JE-F soE cefL foE sGa&
Rsta u. Hayas - Ben z Haynes
-czgzn&H1
RdD0oston & Caliea " Medley &
korgzn E1It % J0dgnsnt C1nrt
feGnd foz rsAinnE
A n BSziy " Geo W Rohsrssoc. suft
u equity ysdgsfor plE-
OFyeAso1 Mig % Mexico CrJ-
sal Ice Cos Mechanics Leln-
.costs pad Eit dkzszed-LAin ztis-
3sds Hxrrtson SAFETY Bofler wcFk Co
Va NeTieo cgYs-zl lee Co sane a.
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Frank CsEEorth " Nerieo Cry
sta Ice Ca-Sz1ss - above
Stzte e Missg2n uy BrswH-.
Asszalt-co1tir3e6-
MEy Thomas Ct a " Barton Ct
zI-e1.En1ed-
y o Nslsn Mfg Co V Geo A Nor
rs u, = Al eSR paid ssit disnis-
ssc-
Jas Yzgsr "a Frank Brnce-si1u der,
-o1tinued.
L1lG Prcs rs Mryfle 3 L Carroll
J169e tDr 6eft for sIsee
Charity Ezy rs wabash z Z Co.,
da1zgs-cntiaae1 b. consent
" z RosEr vs. Lsddonia, Mexieo &
Rash Hin Telephons Co, continued
cost Of appellant
A Sharp city Of Nexicodam-
zges-eontlnued.
Kate Gooasbay Ct Al v Jas Muir
continued.
W 7 Hughlett 70 VIM Cas- eOntin-
ned-
b Wayne - Gladly swaTne ct Al
The JeEerson City Branch a. folIoxz:
Meave Meueo at sa u.
Leave Ortiz "a 4.
organs ESQ a u.
AnxT1ze IGs40A "a.
McCredie I115a N.
Galway Izz5 noon.
Fulton 10 ? n
Darlington rs p m.
Guthrie BIS ?. "a.
New Bloomfield s-o5 . M.
Hibernz5 2 n.
Arrive Fulton 7:B p n.
The Chicago & Alton has On several
occasions, and ate0nssderzble expense,
proven is interest in the public WE'LL
fare
Telling results followed the good
rad special" run By the Rad last
year, results that are worth much to
every farmer and business ma in thfs
Eleinity and the iessOnsof the seed
special fail If bring results OF equal
il will indeed be a surpriss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
Larrs C-onslgnnsnt afAnnle.

Wtlkinson Bros, the well known
nursery men Of Mexico and Santa Fe,
sold 70 Chicago commission men 5II
harels Of Ben Davis apples from their
cold storage houses In Hannibal and
Quincy. The apples were Of fine quail
itT and brought sls72.O Mesn.
WilkinsOn ~still+save something like
three cars Of this years crop left at the
above named towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Interest paid On all deposits at
North Missouri Trust Co. dIwit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07
Hreieht Wreck on Rurlingtal.

Burlington fast stock and ntll
train No. $ suffered = slight wa
near Old Monroe Monday, olocEns
the track for a few hours and caasns
the west bound Fed Flyer, No2Lp
tome via Louisiana Three cars Hss
overturned, but no one was inl0IA
and the track was clear in time ~
the 81. Louis Red Flyer to pass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

The Erst warm days O. spring bring
N1t1 thsna desire 70 get Out and En-.
~ the ex1liirztlnz sir and Sunshine
Callnrea tn1t have beso houses ID all
winter are bnocght out and yea Won
Der where they al cane from. The
naTJ winter elothing is thrown aside
and nauy shed their asuneA Then q
cod wave esna ana people Szy that
gnp Il epidemic. Odds at this season
are even more dangerous than in mid
winter, as there Is much m5re DANGER
o. p~osUaOnI& Take Chznberszinss
Cough Remedy, however, and you VIII
have nothing to fear. 1t alzays cures,
and Ne have never kn0wns cold 10 re-
suit In D0eunOnia when 1t vas used. 1t
Is pleasant and safe 70 take. Children
Ike it. For sale By al druggists.
We nave some q the best residences
10 town IN good streets, with ali mod
ern conTsniences, for sale.
LAEESAS & BAKSEz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

Robert Hopkins has recently bsep
appointed baggage master Tor the G.
& a. At this point, uith Ben stsubsns
as night assistant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-03-07

1t is rumored that Hon. Na'S
Bnrch sometime after the AdlOun
ment Of the Legislature viii move |"
st. Louis to reside permanently
]. n. Atkinson Is quite III.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
RIOTING IN PARIS CHURCH.
accommodated Priests Attempting
to Celebrate Mass Forced to Flee.

Paris, Feb 3.-One Of the most ag-
gravated disturbances since the church
war commenced occurred here yester-
day morning as the result OF an at
tempt on the part of two excommuni-
Gated priests TO celebrate mass in a
schismatic church which they have es-
tablished here.
Defying the Vatican, the excommuni-
Gated priests complied with the regula-
tions which have been promulgated by
the authorities and announced that
mass would be celebrated yesterday
morning. A large congregation as
scmbled, composed almost entirely of
men. who acted in so orderly manner
that the police who were present had
no reason to expect trouble
Nc sooner had the priests appeared,
than the throng of men put on their
hats, whistled. and Kissed in a most dis
orderly manner. Shouting Down with
the renegadcs!" the congregation over
turned benches and hurled missiles
toward the pulpit until the priests beat
a hasty retreat.
The crowd then swarmed about the
-altar and completely wrecked the sacz
redotal furniture. The police closed
the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
Citizens Complain of Wires
and Poles on King Street.
WILL PROTEST TO COUNCIL
Special Committee, Appointed To In
vestigate the Matter, May Report
Mt an Early Meeting OF the BODY.
Work to Begin soon on the George
II. Hin Memorial Hail.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
(Bell Telephone 49,


Alexandria Va. Feb 3.-King street,
from the river front 20 its boundary on
the west IS now a veritable line of poles
and wires. and presents anything but a
pleasing aspect, and Notwithstanding this
fact, another lire of poles and huge cables
is now IN course Of construction on this
thOrOughfare. which is the main street Of
the city Between the telegraph and tele-
phone companies, they have practically
taken possession of this street, and with
out any objection on the part of the city
officials.
Since the innovation of the new line
of poles, the citizens have become some
what indignant over the apparent
lethargy of the city council and Tor its
failure to take action against the further
erection OF poles and wires along this
street
At a meeting Of the city council held
January S q resolution was offered by
Councilman Birreu requesting the APP
pointment of special committee TO con-
fer with the representatives, OF the various
telegraph and telephone companies with
view Of getting them 10 use but one
line of poles on King street.
The resolution was referred 10 the joint
committee on light and streets, which
has not yet rendered any report TO the
council concerning what action it pro-
poses to take.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
RECORD YEAR IN COMMERCE.
Internal Movements During 1906
Largest In Country's History.

4 bulletin, issued by the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. shows that the in
ternaI commerce movements during 1906
exceeded those for any previous year in
the history Of the country
Receipts of live stock at interior pri-
mary markets slightly exceeded similar
activities in the previous year, but showed
an appreciate decrease during the last
few months OF the year.
Shipments Of packing-house products
from Chicago during December fell below
those OF the same month of 1895 by
more than 200000ol pounds. but exceeded
those for the like month in 199i by nearly
80 600 pounds. Canned meats appear to
have been the heaviest loser, the shrink
age having amounted 10 somewhat over
100000 pounds.
Grain receipts at fifteen interior primary
markets during December totaled 75.576, "a
bushels, compared with S6,S94965 bushels
in December. 1905. East-b0und trunk-line
movements Of grain from Chicago and
Chicago points during December fell be
low corresponding shipments in 1905 by
over 100000 bushels
Receipts of grain at six Atlantic and
Gulf ports during December fell below
corresponding arrivals in 1895 by nearly
100000 bushels. Shipments Of anthra-
cite during December were less by nearly
$4,000 tons than those of 1895
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
DEATH REVEALS DOUBLE LIFE
C. H. Dubridge, of Hammond, Ind,
Is Found to Be Bigamist.
Widow. in Chicago, says She Il
No. 1. and VIII Bring suit
for His Property.

Hammond. Ind. Feb. 2.-Not until death
overlook him was C. H Dubridge's dou-
BILE life revealed. Then two wives ap-
peaFed To claim his body.
Dubridge. @ prosperous mechanic, was
accidentally run over and crushed 10
death under a heavily loaded wagon Fri
day. He had lived in Hammond for a
year with a woman who shows papers
proving she married him in Chicago two
years ago.
Frequently however. he made trips
to Chicago, explaining that his work
there kept him often for week at d
time
Unknown TO Mrs. Dubridge, Of Ham
mond. he had a wife at Chicago Heights.
10 whom he asserted that work at Ham
mond kept him at the latter place dur
ing his repeated absence from her.
Mrs. Dubridge, of Chicago Heights. did
not know that her husband had been
killed until she read of the accident in
the newspaper to-day. Then she went %
Hammond, arriving just as arrangements
had been completed. Tor the funeral
When assured that Dubridge had a wife
in Hammond. she returned 20 her home.
She expects, however, to sue for his
property in Hammond on the ground that
she married him "a year before the Ham
mond wife and that the latter has, con-
sequently, no claim upon his estate.
Besides MS work as a mechanic. Du-
bridge engaged successfully in many
small business interests, and has property
and money in the bank amounting 10
several thousand dollars. both in Ham
mond and Chicago Heights. He never
took the trouble 10 conceal his identity
at either place.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04

THE NATIONAL AUCTION COMPANY,
$50 Thirteenth street northwest viii sell,
FEBRUARY g. 1907, goods stored with
G.. E. Clifford & Co, IN the names #
Harry johnson, John ". Williams Alice
SeckeIfeId. Mrs. I. ". Douglass. Richard
Thomas. and William Davis. G.. r. CLIFF
FORD x CO, late 1884 Fourteenth street
northwest. fe3-6t
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04

.GRAPHOPHONES. 81 DOWN AND 59C
per week. Al the latest records on
hand. Open evenings until 3. Phone y.
1879.
Robertson & Co., 1910 9TH st. NV.
NY NEW SYSTEM or EXTRACTING
and Filling Teeth IS POSITIVELY
PAINLESS. A trial viii convince YOU.
DIR. ID. HARRY MORAN, DENTIST,
e2g I ST NV corner of 9TH
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
FIGHT PRIsON-MADE GOODS.
Illinois Manufacturers and Union
Men Appeal 10 Legislature.

Men Appeal to Legislature.
Springfield H., Feb. 2.-Charging
that conyict-made goods are driving
manufacturers of certain lines of goods
out Of business, a strong effort is 10
be made at the present session of the
Illinois legislature to secure the re-
enactment Of the law prohibiting the
sale of any product of prison labor.
Warden Murphy, OF the Joliet Peni-
Tertiary. is also uno;hcially charged
with violation Of the spirit Of the pres
ent convict labor law.
Prior to 1905 the law prohibited the
use of penltentiary products except by
the State. The statute was so amended
at that time as to permit the sale Of
40 per cent of the product in the
market
Upon this. the complaining manufac-
turers tell the legislators. Warden Muir
ply, Of Joliet, installed the most up-to-
date machinery and by employing them
solely on manufactures for outside
consumption. turned 80 per cent of the
cOnvicts in his charge into skilled
wOrkmen.
Shirts and rattan chairs, in particu-
lar. It is asserted. are sold by the peni-
Tertiary at prices with which the out
side manufacturer cannot compete. The
state Federation of Labor viii lend its
aid IN the fight for the restoration of
the old law.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
NOTED MURDERER CAUGHT.
Russian Criminal Has Seven Times
Escaped from Prison.

St. Petersburg, Feb. "A man who
qualities as a criminal of history dimen-
siOEs has been arrested at Rostofondon
His exploits have long been notorious
throughout Russia Seven times has he
escaped from the Island Of Sakhalin.
He is guilty Of more than fifty murders
and Of several hundred rObberies many Of
which We're committed when. disguised
as a gendarmc, ne entered houses in pre-
text of making governmental searches
When last he escaped from Sakhalin he
was chained 10 his cOnvicts wheelbarrOW
His name is NagoTny. He is about forty
years old. and he is long and strongly
built lie has a Tufiianiy expression.
When he was arrested he pointed a
loaded revolver at his captOrs, but the
lock of the weapon proved useless.
NaEorny has hitherto escaped hanging
because there is no capital punishment
under the regular Russian law.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

e. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Sunday. Feb 3. IsJ7-S y. N.
The force Of the cold Yava continues uHsbated in
tlo Upper Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys
aud the British Northwest. where temperatures are
&c TO 80 degrees below zero In Atlantic coast dis
tcts and the South. however. the weather : cloudy
with only a moderate fall IN temperature West Of
tho Rocky Mountains Jhc weather Is partly cloudy
with scattered rains on the Eastern SLOPE and in
South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas il l. showing.
Su0- is indicated for Monday IN the interior val
leys and over the Plains States. and Ilin III the
Gulf and south Atlantic States, and general snow
miu Is Indicated for Tuesday east Of the Misss-
sippi with slowly rising temperature.
The winds along the New England and Middle At
lautic coasts VIII be fresh uorthwesterly; on the
South Atlantic coast fresh nCrtheasteTly; on the
East Gulf coast fresh scuthcasterly and the West
Gulf coast fresh and variable.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports
VII have fresh ncrthwcsterly winds and far weather
% the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
POSTALRBFORMSTOB KILLED
Bill Proposed by Special Commission
Soon Abandoned.
Chairman Diversified Says InvestIga-
partment VIII be Ordered.

Representative Overstreet, Of Indiana.
chairman Of the House Committee on
Post-offices. and a member Of the Postal
Commission that drafted the bill prOpos-
ing regulations designed TO curtai the
.second-class mail privileges. last night
said no effort would be made to pass the
measure at this session.
Two features Of the commission bill.
however. will be Incorporated in the post
office appropriation bin One Of them
provides for the Weighing of tie mails
for period of six months. and the other
authorizes a comprehensive investigation
by a Congressional committee into the
business methods Of the Post-Jffice De
partment. Neither Of these propositions
viii stir M any antagonism. The rest
OF the commission bill win be pigeon
holed and will probably remain in the
musty files Of the House for some years
to come.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
British steamer Is ASHORE

Norfolk, Va, Feb 3.-The British
steamship Sheppy Allison. Capt. Will
liams, bound from Pensacola to Europe
with a cargo Of lumber, via Hampton
Roads for coal. has gone hard ashore
two miles south of the life-saving sta
ton at Cape Lookout, y. c. a dense
fog was responsible for the undoing OF
the ship. She grounded yesterday. The
wrecking steamer William Coley has
been dispatched 10 her assistance. The
Allison is Of about 1,40O tons, and was
built in 1899
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04

The remains of Laurence Costello. Of
Culpeper. viii be brought here at s
o clock tomorrow morning and the fu-
neral services will be held at St Mary's
Catholic Church. Rev Father J. X
Kelley, assistant pastor, viii oficiata.
and the intermeut viii be made IN 81.
Mary's Cemetery.
The funeral of Henry Padgett. who died
Saturday last at the home Of his son.
Joseph Padgett. 1924 queen street. viii
take place AT o'clock Tuesday after
Rev. J. a. Jcffcrs. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church viii Off
Ci5tC. and the intcrmenJ viii be made In
Bethel Cemetery.
A deed was placed on record in the
Corporation Court yesterday afternoon.
conveying from William II. May. Jrus-
tee, a house and lot on the east side
OF Royal street, between King and Cam
erOn streets. 10 John A. CogaE. The con-
sideratiOn named was Si750.
The services at the various churches
throughout the city to-day were largely
attended At all of them the resident
clergy oficiated. A sermon was preached
at the special vesper services tonight At
St Mary's Catholic Church by Rev.
Father l. Van Ingleham.
Alderman W W Ballenger, who has
been undergoing treatment at Providence
Hospital, Washington, for six weeks
past, to-day returned to his home.
The condition Of Alderman John 7.
Sweeney, who has been 81 for some time
past, remains unchanged.
The Alexandria Light Infantry Will
hold its regular weekly drill at Armory
Hall tomorrow night.
Mrs a H Compton. of Wellington.
Va. is the guest Of Mrs. ". H. Domaine,
on King street
Miss Julia Domaine has as her guest
Miss Addle Wheele, of Wellington, Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
PARIS HAS A BEGGAR TRUST.
One woman Arrested Had Thou
sands of Dollars on Her Person.

Paris, Feb. 3.-Several arrests which
have been effected during the last few
days have convinced the police that "a
syndicate of beggars is operating in the
Opera Quarter.
An old woman was arrested in the rue
de Ia Paix the other day. When she was
taken before a police commissary nearly
S6.C03 En- money, besides bonds of the city
Of Paris. a Panama bond. and a savings
bank book were found in her possession.
Another beggaT woman, on whom was
found a sum of nearly 500. and an old
man, who paid a rent of $3.50 a year and
wore a gold watch. We're also arrested.
They belong to a syndicate of beggars
who work passers-by in the rue De Ia
Paix and the rue des Capucines. They
have assistants, who inform them when
policemen are approaching. Then the
beggars hide in the doorways of shops.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
RUSSIA CALMLY AWAITS VOTE
Less Violence Precedes Douma Flee
ton Than Last Year.

St Petersburg. Feb. at needs COM
parison with the electoral struggle a
year ago to appreciate the complicated
situation prevailing now on the eve Of
the decisive stage of the present national
ballot.
Although the extreme elements then
boycoued the elections the country was
consumed by a revolutionary fever. whose
only possible issue was that all popular
forces rallied under the banner of the
Constitutional Democratic organization.
This year. when the violence of revolU-
tionary feeling has taken a less physical
and more constitutional turn, there is
less solidity I'm the ranks.
The nation is practically united on the
necessity for a constitutional regime in
Russia. but does not want a revolution
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
MERCHANT TAILORS TO MEET.
Ittired in Latest Creations, VIII In
wade New York This Week.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 3.-SeveraI hun
red happy tailors and their wives from
many Of the large cities in the East, each
attired in the newest creations in wear
ing apparel, viii journey to New York
during the latter part of this and the
forepart Of next week preparatory to the
annual convention Of the Merchant Tail
o-s' National Exchange. 10 be held in the
Aston House, in that city, on February
J.. y, and H.
The national body, which was reorgan-
lied last year, at present embraces the
local tailoTs' exchanges OF Philadelphia.
Boston, Worcester. Mass; Providence.
z. l.; Hartford, Conn, and Baltimore.
II is expected that the coming conven-
ton Will develop several important addi-
tons to the list, including the molders
OF fashion in New York. Buffalo. Wash
ington. Pittsburg. and possibly Erie.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
WOULD BLOCK BIG FORTUNES.
Illinois Legislator Wants to Limit
Trusteeships of Estates.

Springfield, H., Feb. 3.-Swollen and
swelling fortunes, the millions of to-day
that threaten to become the billions of
tomorrow under the process Of accumu-
lation permitted by the present Illinois
laws, are TO be attacked in a bill to be
introduced in the legislature this week by
Representative +. E. Donoghue. of Chi
cage
Mr.. Donoghues plan is to prohibit the
tying up of estates in longtime trustee
ships-as in the cases of Marshall Field
and Otto Young-with the result that ne
says, children. perhaps unborn, Will come
into possession in decades far TO come of
fortunes too vast for comprehension.
This accumulation by compound inter
est is declared by Mr.. Donoghue a per
petually increasing tax upon production.
He thinks his bill viii not be sufficiently
radical 20 excite violent opposition, its
purpose being to set a lower time limit
on the tying up Of estates, which may
now be held in trusteeships during the
lifetime of the youngest heir and for
tWenty-OHe years thereafter
The new bill Will make twenty years
the longest period during which an estate
may be held in trust without division
among the heirs.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
FIRED BY PICTURE MACHINE
FiYe-story Building Gutted Through
Explosion of Roll of Film.

New York Feb. 3-An old brown
stone building at 20g Bowery was gut
ted by FIRE tonight. II was lively
fire that attracted q big crowd-even
for the Bowery.
A moving-picture machine in a scent
arcade down stairs was the cause of all
the trouble
While the films were turning there
was a sputter. a flash, and flames shot
mp all around the picture machine and
the man who was running IL.
Ire flames broke through a small
window and shot up an air shaft The
fire soon spread 10 all floors, there
being fire i'm the building. The flames
were eXtlnguished after hard fight