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dends paid by that company during
the years 1903. 1904 and 1905? Al
did
Q-Is that your understanding?
A-That is my understanding.
Gle was uncertain as TO the eX.
act amount He stated 40 per cent
Al think tha; was correct, your
honor. That was the average.
Q-Do you remember the net earn.
ings OF that company during those
three years? Al do, clearly, your
honor. Would you like them? |
think for the first year they were
ssl 300 900 approximately.
On 1903? An 1903. Those
are the years you speak Of
Q-Now for 1904? A.-For 1904. as
near as / can remember, l should say
they were s6l,500O0O.
Q-And 1905? "A trife over
s57.0ooO0o, as near as remember.
Q.-Now, generally speaking is the
capital represented by the outstanding
stock something under 500 100000 of
the Standard oil company Of New Jer.
sey employed In the production. re-
anemeut. distribution and sale OF oil
the products OF petroleum? A-Oh
your honor the properties are worth
vastly more than that
Q-That Is what the capital is EN-.
ployei In, Is IT. At is
Q-po you recall what proportion
OF the stock OF the Union Tank line
company the Standard oil company
OF New Jersey holds? Al do not
recall the proportions, but think II
controls a majority Of the stock
FELTON, on Tank Line Tariffs.
BEFORE the examination Of Mr. Rock.
cf,ller. Harry r Fulton. president Of
rhe Union Tank line, was called by
the court and examined as follows,
Q-liaye You any connection with
the Union Tank line? A-Yes. sir;
] am president Of it.
GLOW long have you been presi-
deute About a year
Odd you have any conn .ction
with IL before YOU became pest
deul' A.-Yes, sir. was vice presl.
dent
Q-F0r how long? A-Two years.
Q-Before that did you have any
connection with o.? A-No. sir not
with the Union Tank line
The Court-Q DO you know any.
thing about the payment of money 10
the Union Tank line by the Chicago
a Alton Railway company for or on
account Of the use Of the Union Tank
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paid on empty cars Al cannot say
without the inspection Of the books
but there is no reason Why the mile
age should not be
Q-That is your understanding Of
the fact? A-Yes. sir
Mr. Rosenthal then cross-examined
the witness as follows.
Q-You have had a wide expert
enoe in the handling OF freight over
railways, have you not? Al have
sir.
Q.-You were at one time general
freight agents for the Chicago q
Eastern Iuuois2 A-Yes, sir.
Q-Duriug what years? Al was
general freight agent OF the Chicago
q Eastern Illinois In the years from
1903 until the middle Of 1906
Q-And then general freight agent
OF the Lake Shore? A-Yes. for II
months was general freight agent
OF the Lake Shore q Michigan South.
ern.
On that connection in that bust
ness did you come in contact at all
with the handling Of private cars? A
Yes, sir.
$50 that you know what the gen.
eral custom was at that time and you
do now know what the general Gus
tom is with respect to the payment OF
mileage charges for handling private
cars? A-Yes. sir.
Uniform Rule OF Roads.
Q-What is the usual and custom.
AIRY rate that railroad companies pay
FOR mileage in connection with the
movement OF private cars? Alt is
a uniform rule throughout the United
States the entire United States
with perhaps an exception of some
small and comparatively insignificant
roads-to pay TO the owners Of prl
yate car lines three.quarters Of cent
a mile, both loaded and empty
Q-That is the custom with re
spect to the empties as well as the
loaded' Alt is not only the custom
but II Is universally covered by tar
ifs-by railroad tariffs.
The Did any tariff on
/ Alr III Nht olhNts VI inc Allou NolAl
pany with the interstate commerce
commission show a payment Of mile
age Of three-quarters Of a cent on the
cars used In this service, do you re
member? Al don't recall the in
dividual tariffs
Q-Do you think you could find
that for me and bring 1t to me on
/ Monday? A-Yes, sir.
Q-I would be obliged 10 you Il
+ you would Do you know whether oi
not the stock OF the Union Tank line
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Says Innocence viii Be Proved.


At the Humboldt school a teacher
was finding it rather diffcult 10 fix In
the mind Of a rather tough boy the
meaning Of the word salute.
"Now, if strange boy should move
into your neighborhood' she said,
what is the first thing you would do
when you met him.
Fight him" exclaimed the boy. his
face lighting with sudden comprehen.
sion.-Kansas City Times
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STANDARD OILS OFFICIAL
DEFENSE.

BY
John D. Rockefeller. President
and
J. D. Arehbold Vice President
Since the enactment Of the In
terstste commerce la" IN 1887
the Standard Oh company has
most carefully observed its pro.
visions and in no case has will
fully violated the law. II vel
coined the passage Of the law
and the prime Pile Of equity which
was embodied In Il.
The old system Of special rates
and rebates vas obnoxious and
was never a source Of profit TO
the company, The net rate paid
for freight was always used as
basis for the selling price In the
markets and the consumer uni
formy had the benefit Of Il,
Moreover, every sh Upper could Sc.
cure such special rates and II
was no uncommon experience
for the Standard Oh company 10
discover that It's competitors had
lower rates than It VAS shipping
under.
The assertion so often made by
careless and sensational writer's
and critics that rebates" we're
the basis Of Standard OIL pros.
perlty is absolutely untrue Its
prosperity has come through It's
correct apprehension Of the pos.
slbie magnitude and importance
OF the petroleum business;
through IT'S having provided bet
ter ana more economical meth.
DDS for doing the business than
have rs competitors, and through
a better service TO the public in
price and quality than others
have given.
IL has made the petroleum in
dustry great has held It for this
country as against foreign com
petitors. and Ne assert has been
a blessing and not a bane TO the
country.
Its downfall through any cause
would be a national disaster.
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roraruu whose stock is held by the
standard Oh company OF Nev Jersey?
A-T'at presume Is so.
Q-I- the business OF the Standard
OH company % New Jersey generally
speaking thc production and refining
of oil' A-The production the redn.
ing and sale of o.l that is an lmpor.
ant feature 0f The business of the
standard on company OF New Jer.
sey
Uncertain as 10 Dividends.
O. DO you know what the dividends
Of The standard OH company OF New
Jerseg were during the years
of 1903 lsO4. and 1862 Al
don't know. your honor. exact
IS. but approximately about 40 per
cent on the outstanding stock /
would NOT undertake 10 speak abso-
uta.s definite, Uut that is close ap-
proNuate
Q DO YOU know what the net earn
lnrs ot the STANDARD OIL company
were during those years? Al do
rot. no.
Q-What officer Of the STANDARD
Oh company Of New Jersey. Air,
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Q-Is that due 70 the mismanage.
men, Of your predecessor? A-No,
sir that is due TO the fact that there
is no money in running as an invest.
ment tank cars at three.quarters of a
cent a mile
The Court-Q-Mr FELTON,, DO you
know what the outstanding capital
stock o; the Standard OH company Of
New Jersey is? A.-No, sir.
Judge Lands announced that he
would give bis decision regarding the
punishment OF the Standard oil com.
pany on Saturday Aug g.
This decision will cover the assess.
meat Of fines for iG2 violations OF the
interstate commerce act agcregatius
10 their maximum S2924O OOQO-the
most gigantic penalty ever held over a
corporation or group Of corporations
in the world.
This announcement was made in
open court following a brief catechiz.
iuc Of President II +. FELTON, of the
Union Tank Line company. and the
reading by Attorney Moritz Rusenthal
of the brief and somewhat dramatic
rejuinder Of the defense 10 judge Ian.
dis suggestion on Saturday that it in.
troduce evidence showing whether the
standard oil has been guilty of Illegal
practices prior TO the time covered In
the Indictments.
This the defense declined TO do. TAX.
ing the ground that no charges ever
had lyen pressed against II for viola.
lions OF the interstate commerce law
before Sept. !, 1903, and that the court
could not put the company in the posi-.
ton Of clearing itself OF charges which
were not made.
Says Innocence viii Be Proved.
If, however, this court is interested
in this point, as it may tend TO miti.
gate the punishment, the defense
would say, continued Mr. Rosenthal,
that its innocence will be brought out
in proper hearings in the future"
Mr.. ROsenthal added a pointed re.
mark about the impossibility that the
court should take cognizance Of the
gossip Of the street or the charges
OF the mob"
That will do" said the court, when
Mr. Rosenthal had finished The
court will hand down its order in this
case on Saturday, Aug g."
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a'a,sas since i-. fo,nsa-to, q, hss
aid iB sIyIta-ts more han 200 oV0..
o9o mi. to., ypos car.-aHsa.ton
o., sr50 o,1 o50 not AL Of which car
i,ai sfors has been issue. The ia.
vest-ert however which should b
the -.s. ..... fa- ty.t.-s. e even
lass being ba.ue-r &, 1.5 1929 and
ssu 900 aud
Tn. STANDARD %. r-uaA-y as aou
understood is r1 .--r.- confined 90
Pho ma-lfart.-. and 4.s--.t..c1 g
petroleum al1 rs .-.--c-s T.at .s
slI -.-at part 80 rs t-s.-r-s cl'
.te .--al.-a-. at -t. -.- any .s sr
perfect -iat .te l.a u-- .--fs ,ae
,-.at. may devote t-..r a-ts-.-- 9.
.'h. matters AID t.- --l- -s-s ,.s
men composing ,1- s".a tl Standard
900 .-.FH are a.u.-. supreme il --.
~.-l .raa.- They dominate t-e
ra.Hat s.'.4t.a a-. t-se .ar-s --.
'er.s'- .- tLe f-.4l -t..-y corpora.
f.a- -..l a. --s a1t electricity. -i
ua-t c.-.es
Ot this great co---.e % Men John
% Rockefeller i- aDsrnw edged ne
dean j. is not that be is present
A. The secret corc.ayes where the
great things q finance are planned.
tu' bis millions are + II Hartman,
the ra.iroad wizard. is credited with
delivering bis most telling blows by
'h- aid % Standard OIL money
These stories are hard 20 reconcile
with 'he present life of the old man
who sat 90 The witness chair IN Judge
Lands court room
Jehn D. Rockefeller Testtes.
1ohn ID Rockefeller. being sworn,
testified as follows
The Cou-t-Nr Rockefeller. have
won an. Official connection with tho
standard on compauv OF New JERSEY
Al a-1 the president. ne post.
zion ia pu-s 81 h1rora. ana 3 z been
sor the last eight or ten years. as
have n1, been rendering any service
a4s-aya-
O -Do Won know what the out.
s.srd.rg carI.sl stock OF The stand.
--5 OH -o-n.aay az New Jersey IS?
,-t ,AfrS tt,. % Is aboii. 500 600 .
00a ,h. outstanding could not state
s.s,it.., y1y- honor
% .rr-o,ima,aIv 500 600 O0O'
A-Tbat Ii INV itsa YES. sir. approx
fr.a,,ry siuu QUO 600 OF the outstaud.
.rg
-Gaparally spaaklng what is the
,,Ysipess M me- standard oil company
20 N..,. r.-g.y- -r-,5uc,lpn dI.tribu.
ZION and sale Of oua A
We'll vour honor as have been
., long ont of business and out OF
,hts husi,sss could not we'll answer
t,, opa,,ion II il a dozen years
si,cs I have heen at all actively re.
lated win the affairs II is eight or
ton vears vour honor since | have
o,.r hoe, a, tho orica al All
o-Wbat is your general impress
s,on as 10 wbat the business OF the
standard ON comnany OF New Jersey
10 A-Tbey nav. a refinery and re-
one oil That was the-yes 1t would
W. ,,f.-. 4.
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Fools rush in where angels fear 10
to tread. and they have a lot more
fun doing It,
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A girl can forgive YOU for not being
in love with her. but never for not
making love to her.
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CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

Next to being a bachelor a widower
is the luckiest
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Fools rush in where angels fear 10
to tread. and they have lot more
fun doing 1t.
A girl can forgive you for not being
in love with her. but never for not
making love to her.
A woman's idea Of a man IN public
life is where bis wife IS entitled to
iaud at the receptions
When a girl thinks she has pearly
teeth it's a sign it wouldn't do yor
any harm with her 10 tell her so.
a man likes TO have you think he
is rich unless you are trying to get
him 10 subscribe 70 charity
Most men can be honest unless they
have chance not to be-
4 woman's idea Of social standing
is being so nippy that everybody
hates her.
!, makes a woman feel about twon-
IS times richer to call her husbands
money his estate
Where a woman is sensible Is n
pretending she isn't so she can put
the responsibility for such things on
her husband
After a man has been married
about so long he joins the peace.at-
any.price advocate.
How dear everything Is when YOU
want to buy. and how cheap when
YOU want to sell
shortly after her marriage wo-
man i. apt 10 realize that her vanity
has been all in vain
Attempt TO follow the advice Of all
your alleged friends and IL will be 4
padded cell for you.
After a man has been married about
six months he ceases 70 have illu-
sions about women.
For each bachelor who siEhs be-
cause he is alone fully a dozen mar.
ried men sigh because they are not.
We have no reason to believe that
h Lord loves cheerful giver who
adyertises his charity broadcast
Instead OF trying TO mend their
ways some men could save a lot OF
time by hustling for a new supply.
\ few weeks after marriage man
discovers that his wife monopolizes
the big tent and he is but side
show.
II a man is too laz yto make hay
while the sun shines he usually has
to borrow an umbrella when It rains
\ useful thing about going 10 col.
lege is that some day you will learn
how much you didn't learn there.
The reason woman has such
good time away visiting is how she
can worry over whether everybody is
all right at home.
Jealousy is the tabasco sauce for
love.
II is so much easier for a child 10
inherit red hair than brains.
He is mean man who withbo!ls
! from his wife the praise that is due
: her
Every losing ticket on horse race
represents just that much rainbow
. gold
, It's an easy matter to interest 4
, lawyer in your trouble-if you have
the price. s.Ia
Women always have a lot TO say
about their rights, but neytr word
, about the wrongs of the poor men.
? After saying Il don't want to find
, fault" the average man gets busy and
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WEALTH OF THE RICHEST
MEN OF THE WORLD.

A recent conservative estimate
Indicates that there are 1900
rillionaires in the United States,
but there is only one billionaire
John D, Rookefeller-in the
world. The following table, ac.
eording 10 all available informa.
ton, gives fair estimate OF
some Of the largest fortunes in
The sun., 1907-12-19
NEW FROHMAN PLAYS



Charles FrOhman will sail for Europe
in January. He will make eight more new
productions this season.
On January 20 at the Savoy Theatre he
viii! produce three act farce entitled
Twenty Days in the shade" which is now
running at the Vaudeville Theatre in Paris.
The cast will include Richard Bennett,
Dallas Wexford. Miss Pauline Frederick
and Charles Dickson. Following Miss
Maude Adams's two months engs cement
AZ the Empire Theatre Mr.. Frohman will
produce -Toddles," which he gave for nine
months in London last season.
Mr.. FrOhman will produce Paul Ruben =
musical play, Miss Hook of HOlland,' at
the Critcrion Theatre on December 80.
Miss Ethel Barrymore will appear az the
Hudson Theatre ON Christmas night in her
new play, Her Sister" Miss Maude Adams
will make her first appearance in John
Raphaefs translation Of Miguel Lana-
cois's play, The TESTERS" on January Is
at the Empire Theatre
Mr.. FrOhman will produce William Gil
/lette's new farce, The Little Affair at the
Boyds'." in Philadelphia on the night Of
January o. Miss Barr ymOrc's two months
engagement ate the Hudson Theetre Will
be followed by Otis Skinner. who will re-
turn 10 New Ork in his new TlGy. The
Honor Of the Family" Later in the see son
Mr.. Fr)hm9n will present " illiam Creme in
George AIDES new rlsy. Father and the
Boys, at the knickerloCker Theatre.
The sun., 1907-12-19
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Mime. HOmsr ReappeaTs I'm ''lOben grim
for tho First Time Thls SeasOn.

NAAsANe HhWbesNN HtNSRWNANe W. AAWAhNAhoA"
for tho First Time THllS season.
-LOhengrin' was performed at the Met
ropOltan Opera House last night in the
pWessnOe OF an audiences OF considerable
size and liberal demOnstrativeness The
cast consisted Of Mime. Eames as Elsa,
Nine. Homer as Ortrnd, Mr.. Knote as LOheR-
grin, Mr.. Goritz as TefrdmWad and Mr..
Mdhlmann as the HerrId. Mr.. Hertz con-
Quoted and appeared to deserve a lions
share OF the hOnors of the evening, for al
though the principal singers were suifi-
ciently sincere in their endeavOrs to give
vitality to the representation it was the
conductor who infused life into the playing
Of the orchestra and who whipped the
chorus into line at critical moments.
Perhaps MIR. Hertz will some day find
time to write an essay on why Choruses
Do Not Sing in Tune in I,ohenRTin.'' Let
it be conceded that there are in the first
and second acts some passages which test
the intonatiOn of choruses. That does not
explain the inevitable sagging from the
pitch in the broad and simple unison Of the
prayer just before the combat. Last night
this was indeed a sOrrowftll episode In the
opera. and even Nine. Eames despairingly
indicated TO the choristers by expressive
pantomime that they ought to buck up.
What with a LOheRGrin whom the gods
have not made poetical. TeirGmund who
is more i'll tempered than tragic and
Herald whose proclamatiOns were choked
with emotion or grip. the burdens OF the
masculine contingent fell heavily on Henry
the F0NIer, whose music Mr.. Blass sang
with vigOr and sonority. IL must always
be source Of regret that Mr.. knOte's
LOhengrin is deficient in mystic character.
for his voice is admirably suited to the
music.
Nine. Eames sang her measures excel
lently. Mime. Homer whose hostility to
race suicide has recently had a beautiful
demonstration, made her first appearance
Of the season, garbed in "A most effective
new costume. Her OTfrud is a familiar
impersonation. and il was presented last
night with that conscientious sincerity
which is never wanting in her art
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News Of Plays and PIa y ers.

Daily mstinees began yesterday for
sThe Top o. the World" at the Majestic
Theatre. and will continue until January .
The management Of the HippodrOme
last night introduced electrical illustra-
tons Of the song MY Starlight Maid"
Rehearsals OF Irene Wycberley." in
which Viola Allen will begia her season
at FOTd's Opera House ia Baltimore on
December 30. began yesterday az the
Berkeley Theatre. Grant Stewart. Edwin
Arden. John Glendinning. Walter Hamp-
den. Hodson Taylor. Ffolliott Pnget
Nellie Thorne Selene johnson, Dorothy
Hammond. Mrs. Sam Sothern. Mrs Ben
Webster and Lillian Shirley are in the
cast.
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SCHTM tNN-HETNk TO OTlKE REST.
Won't Sing nj BayrCWih Next summer
pBanS a Long Tour.

Nine. Schumann- Henk returned yester
day to New York and lefI few hours after
ward to spend the week with her family NJ
Singac. \. J Before quitting the city
Mime. Schumann- Heink cabled to Mime.
COslma Wagner that il would he imp ossible
Tor her to sing next summer in the Wagner
festival at Bayreuth. az she had promised 70
do. She was to appear as Erdd and Frick0
Il am going to sDend next winter making
a long 6our through Europe" Nine. Schu-
mann -Heink told THE Sun reporter. and
I think IL iudiciOus to rest and accumulate
strength during the summer"
II has not yet been settled when the singer
will appear at the Manhattan Opera House.
where she has been engaged to sing five
times. MIR. Hammerstein has not vet
Informed her when her operas will be put
in he repertoire
The sun., 1907-12-19

Miss .Ieanie B. Duncan and Ott omar n.
Van NOrden were married yesterday afternoon
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyt eTian Church.
The Misses Amy l.. Duncan and TT hel ThOmp-
sOn attended as bridesmaids. Warner a.
Van NOTden. cousin OF the bridegroom. as
sist ed him a. best man, and Ma Ximilian l..
Van NOrden. brother George T.. DunscOmbe
brot heT-in-law Of the bride; Lawrence Alter
bury, William A. Lock- wood. Edward \. Avery
GanO 4. Dunn, Kenneth MyRatt and the
Rev. Oliver H. johnson we're ushers After
ward Mrs. John Paterson Duncan. mother
Of the bride. gave a reception for relatives
RiXt V-fOurth street
The sun., 1907-12-19
Two ODeras a, the Manhattan.

ia Navarraise- and "PaRliacci' were
sung at the Manhattan Opera House last
night. In Masssnet's active little opera
Nine. Gerville- Reache repeated her i'm
personation Of the unhappy heroine to
the apperent satisfaction of a gOodly audi
ence. Mr.. OalmOres. always an artist.
made a sympathetic parsonage Of trdqHd
and MIR. Arimoudi was an imposing GeRsrGt
The cast in ~PaRliacci" was the same as
heretofore. and again great ,'leas,Ire was
given by the fine singing OH Mr. SammarCO.
The sun., 1907-12-19
Mayor Ton. Johnson Won't speak In Newark

CLEVELAND. Dec. Is.-MayOr Tom John
con. to-day declined an invitation to speak
st the ban Juet on January - Of the New
Jersey state auxiliary Democratic COM
mittee in Newark. The Mayor told J.
;.,;.a.; , hs "o nuIINS ~,
decline all such invitations because oH
the tax on his time.
The sun., 1907-12-19
CornrII Concert llerc Oh New Nrar,. y,

A concert will be given by the gIee. haniO
and mandolin clubs of Cornell University
in the ballroom Of the Waldorf Astoria
Tuesday evening, December ~. Seventy
men make up the membership Of the three
clubs which are said TO be the best the
university has turned out in many years,
and for this reason a great deal Of interest
is being taken in their coming concert.
The sun., 1907-12-19

Sailing to-day by the French liner La
Lorraine for Havre
Victor Breyer. !. Thomas Cote DR.. A.
Francon. Marcel FOuduier Samuel Hird.
Mrs. T. n. Maitland. Baron de Silans, J. Leroy
White and Louis GODDARD.
Passengers by the White Star liner Arabic,
of to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool:
Erskine NchO. william r.. Peet, Gunner
Franklin Helms. T.. F. Craw and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. J. Donnell.
Sailing Yesterday for Bermuda by the
steamship Bermudian:
Upton Sinclair. Mrs Howard Glib, Mr. and
Mira. j. ". Gerard, Dr. Francis d. Patton and
Prof. George H. Patton.
The sun., 1907-12-19
MYam--FPemch.

kNoxyLLLk. Tenn. Dec. Is-Charles Ryan,
half brother OF Thomas r. Ryan Of New York.
was married to-day to Miss Daisy French
daughter Of Mrs. VI. l.. French, At the home
Of the brides mother, Little River. six miles
pastor Of the First NJ. +. Church. this city,
Olficiated and half hundred friends and
relatives were RTesepnt: nns Jns BRIDE. ST,dies only
COUSIN. The bridegroom was attended by
The sun., 1907-12-19
Columbia Philharmonic Concert TO-nIsh,

Under the direction Of Prof. Cornelius
RHbner the Columbia University Phil
harmonic Society will give it's first concert
Of the season in Earl Hall at \ O'Clock to-
night. Mrs. Raymond Osburn. soprano.
will be the soiois.
The sun., 1907-12-19
lsOldsteIn --ROIhschIId.

The marriage Of Mas Belle ROthschild
and ). Henry G0ldst Elm took place vest erday
The Rev. DR.. Harris OF Temple ISRAEL per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore a
costume OF white satin with point lace. tulle
Of lilies Of the valley. Miss Gertrude ROths-
child attended her sister as maid OF honor,
and 8. GoldCtein assisted his brother as beS'
man.
The sun., 1907-12-19
Mems LOunging Robes

Luxurious Robes from Paris and London. The French
Robes made Of sumptuous silk lined with silk and
nterned with wool $50 and The I'm glish Robes
made OF fine wooden cloths. at SI5, Sis and S2S.
The sun., 1907-12-19
BeIt-Gray.

Mrs Ada Gwynn Gray. widow Of Bryce
Gray and daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Gwynn. was married Yesterday
Ths cersmony was performed in the Church
OF 81. Paul the Apostle, Firty-ninth street
were present.
The sun., 1907-12-19

FRAMED ENGLISH POSTERS, 81
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