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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25

declarar. Reconoce 81 frma y II
que hizo Emilio Sagardfa en- 81 pre-
sencia. Que no recuerda 81 hizo
censtar EN- Ia declaration el derecho
Ique tenfa Ell acussdo de no dec1arar,
lque este declare en- Ell dep6sito mu-
Inicipsl. Que primcro So lc arrcst6
ly Sc lie puso en- libertad despues, y
luego Sc lie arresto dehnitivamente.
Ell Fiscal lpresenta como prueba
| la claracion de Emilio Sarardfa
prestada ante el Juez Castej6n, en- Ia
cual manifesto, que dcsde las siete
a las diez de la noche de autos Sc
hallaba en- la barberia de Eustaquio
Muf1oz, cerca de la de Artermio Cha
Orier; que a esa hora sc retro para
su casa en- donde fue arrestado por
I'm Policfa ell cual fue a buscarle le
llevo al Quartet.
Eustaquio Mufioz: Vecino de Afiass
co; conoce los Sagardfa; no recuer.
da la fecha del crfmen. Vio 4 Eni-
lilo Sagardfa la noche del suceso,
estuvo en- su establecimiento de bar
IBERIA de 10 10y media de la no.
che: No ssbe para donde Sc fue
cuando sali6. porque cerr6. va iba
a cerrar cuando paso Emilio Sagar-
dia y como llovfa entr6 escampar.
| Que Emilio venfa como de su casa
cuando entro en- la barberfa; que
este acusado acostumbraba visitar su
establecimiento. Que no tenfs rcloi
ly sabe que eran las diez porque Sc
disponfa a cerrar y porque los demas
estableclmientos va habfan cerrado.
Que Emilio estaba en- actitud ma
tural.
Ana Musse Vda. de Cha brier: Que
es la madre del interfecto. Conoce
a los acusados. Su hijo era casado con
Blanca Sagardfa hermana de los acu-
sados- Que sabe que habfa enemis-
tad entire ST. sijo y los Sagardfa con-
sccuencia del matrimonio, pues ellos
Sc oponian el, Que la Inoche del
matrimonio hubo I'm escandalo en-
casa de la familia Sagardia. Que
sabe que Hipolito amsnazaba & su
hijo diciendo que lie iban dar unos
palos. Que lie oyo decir & Emilio Sa-
gardia que 81 en- Santo Domingo. no
hizo uso de su revolver, aquf 10 harfs.
Que su hijo viva con ella antes de
su matrimonio y Sc visitaba con la fa-
milia Sagardfa. Hipolito Sagardfa
vlsitaba Su casa antcS del matrimonio.
pero nunca despues. Que no sabe
cual fuera Ell motive de oposici6n al
matrimonio de su hijo con Blanca Sa.
gardia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-25
.PRUEBA TESTIFICAL
DE LA DEFENSA

Dolores Valladares. Madre de los
acusados. Vive en- Afiasco; tiene tres
htJaS, entire elias una nombrada Blan-
ca casada con ell difunto. Que Cha
brier la insnltaba constantem ente has
ia Ell extreme de una vez arroiarlc
enclma un envoltorio corteniendo
excremento. Que comunico 4 sus
hijos los insultos provocaciones de
Chabrier. ESQ ocurri6 varios dfas
antes del suceso. Que Sc oponian al
matrimonio de su hija con Chabrier,
porque era un hombre enfermo de-
bill. Que conocio Chabrier cuando
lie arroJo Ell envoltorio, puesto que
leia en- la puerta de su casa.
Luisa Bracetti. Que vive en- Afiss.
co; q'le es vecina de la Vida. Sagar-
dia. Que llamada por la seflora de
Sagardfa cuando Chabrier lie arroi6
Ell envoltoriO de eXcremento, la en-
contro toda sucia, y lie pregunt6 que
ocurria y lie contesto que era Chabr
Que VIC pasar Cha brier Y tirar ell
bulto hacfa la casa de los Sagardia.
Que este ocurrio como ounce dfas
antes del suceso.
Valentfn Roman. Que es vecino
de A1asco. Que no sabe NADIA del
suceso. Que Ell dfa antes del crimen,
saliendo de su trabajo a las once "
media de la noche encontro Cha
brier agachado en- la esquina casa de
Jose Colon de Ia calle de los Almen-
dros con un garrote en- la mano. Que
tamil bi6n encontro Hip6lito Sagardfa
y 10 acompa16 hasta ell pueblo, te-
mlendo que pudiera ser atacado.
Bernabe Perez: Que vive en- Afias-
CO. Ode en- la n'oche del crfmen es-
tuvo con Emilio Sagardfa en- casa de
Eustaquio MufIiz como hasta las diex
de la misma y de ahf Sc fueron 4
a dormir. Que sabe que Emilio Sa-
gardia Sc fue a dormir, porque desde
la barberia sc We la casa Y 10 vio en-
trar. Y que despues de las diez no
10 volvi6 ver mas.
Antonio Altiery Este testigo lo
presenta la defensa para impugnar la
veracidad de Jose Nogueras. De-
clara que vive en- Afiasco; que tiene
TN establecimiento; recuerda que No
gueras paso por su eStaDlecimiento
10 llamo para preguntarie que habfa
ocurrldo respecto al crfmen, y lie diio
que el habia visto la lucha entire los
dos y que Artemio cayo v entonces
Hlpolito lie dio dos puflaladas.
Elisa Sagardia: Que sus hermauos
eran enemigcs Gle Artemio Chabrier.
que Chabrler insultaba 4 su madre
cruelmente y amenazaba sus her
manos.
Continuara.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
ONE FAILURE IN KANSAS CITY.
Bankers Trust Company Closes Doors, but
Otherwise Situation Is Strong.

Kansas City oct. 2S.-Outsde of the failure Of
the Bankers Trust Company, with deposits Of
$4,000 there was no financial trouble here to-day.
The failure had no apparent effect the general
situation. There We're no any of the banks
here or in Kansas City. Kan.
The Bankers Trust Company had asked aid of
the Clearing House but it was declined because
OF the class of collateral offered James F. Down
ing president Of the Clearing House Association,
said no other banking institution had requested aid
The Bankers Trust Company was organized last
wear and had a capital of $4,000 and a surplus Of
$4,000 II took over the business of the City Ma
tional Bank which failed in July. 1905. The Bank
ers Trust Company not member of the
Clearing House. and II decided temporarily 10
suspend business to protect depositors and stock
holders S c. Hughes. the cashier, said the bank
had ample assets to meet all liabilities Its for
etgn correspondents are the Oriental Bank of New
York and the Prairie National Bank of Chicago.
Members Of the Clearing House Association ad-
vised their correspondents IN the Southwest by
telephone to-day TO restrict payments 70 deposltors
cations were that this advice would generally be
accepted
a statement of tho condition OF the Bankers
Trust COmuany at tho close of business last Satur
stocks and bonds $59s ISL cash and sight exchange,
Sll4547 deposits, $79S 245 There only $500 cash
on hand when the bank opened this morning.
The Bankers Trust Company has a credit bal
ance with the Oriental Bank, which IS its New
York correspondent. Mr.. Adams. cashier of the
Oriental Bank, said: The Bankers Trust has
moderate credit balance with the Oriental Bank
The suspension can in no way affect the Oriental
Bank
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
ACTION I'M PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, oct. 2S.-Following the action Of
the Clearing House in issuing Clearing House
certificates. the trust companies here decided
to-day that until further notice they will meet
the checks of their depositors by the issuance or
checks drawn by the trust companies upon their
respective national banks. stamped as payable
through the Clearing House only" They Will
pay out money over their counters in the same
way as the national banks will do; that is only
for business requirements, payrols or the per-
sonal needs of depositors in cases where bank
able funds payable through the Clearing House
VIII not answer.
A committee Of trust company presidents was
appointed 10 cooperate with the national banks
Enngham B. Norris Of the Girard Trust Com
pany the chairman Of the committee. said after
the meeting that the situation in Philadelphia is
in admirable shape and that this action OF
the trust companies was taken merely to CO
operate with the national banks TO prevent large
Withdrawals Of cash either TO other cities or its
boarding by depositOrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BATH TRUST COMPANY sUsPENps.
Maine Institution Controlled by Charles w.
Morse Ceases Operations.

Bath. Me. oct. 2S.-The Bath Trust Company. a
small bank controlled by Charles w Morse of
New York. closed its doors to-day the result of
the withdrawal Of deposits w. b. Shelton, State
Bank Examiner Immediately took charge
The company was organized October %, 1902 with
a capital Of 100000 Mr.. Morse obtained enough
stock 10 give him control year ago last March.
President w. b. Mussenden declares the company
Is perfectly solvent that its trouble is due en-
urely to lack Of currency
According 70 the last Maine bank report the COM
pany's liabilities amounted to S665.S22 of which
amount S29,692 owing to savings depostors
S22@0sS 10 demand depositors and $l7l 900 on time
and demand certificates. The assets included SAL
625 in loans and discount, $l25 63S in bonds and
s25,GS2 cash hand.
Following the suspension of payments by the
trust company, the Lincoln National Bank in
which Mr.. Morse also holds controlling inter-
est, announced that thirty days notice of the
withdrawal Of deposits. as provided by law, would
be required on all demands for more than slOO g
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK ARRESTED.
Accusations Made by Young Girl-Four
Separate Felony C'arges.

Raymond Hitchcock, the comedian, who last week
caused the arrest of Hugo Voecks charge of
blaCkmau was himself arrested yesterday after
noon by officers of the Children's Society
charges made by young girl Hitchcock went 10
the Criminal Courts Building in answer TO a sum-
mons, and as he entered the building arrested.
He was arraigned later in the Centre street police
court before Magistrate Walsh who told by
Assistant District Attorney Garvin that there wore
four separate felony charges OF serious nature
against the prisoner. The magistrate then placed
Hitchcock's bail at $500 which furnished and
also ordered an examination for Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock
The complainant in the case against Hitchcock.
whose evidence the officers Of the Childrcns
Society made the arrest is Helen Won Hagen,
girl said be fifteen years old.
The will be presented 20 the grand jury to-
day.
Mr.. Hitchcock appeared usual in "A Yankee
Tourist at the Astor Theatre last night. and was
received by his audience with unusually hearty ap-
uluuse.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BURToN's TRACTION PLAN ACCEPTED.
Cleveland Electric Railway Company Weak
ems Mayor Johnson's Cause.

Cleveland. oct. 2S.-Mayor Tom L. Johnson's
most powerful weapon in his counter attack
on Congressman Theodore +. Burton, Repub-
ncan nominee for Mayor on traction plat
form opposed to the three-cent issue raised by
Mr.. Johnson. was wrested from him to-day
by the Cleveland Electric Railway Company.
Horace +. Andrews and II. J. Davies re-
speCtively president and secretary of the
pany, announced in a signed statement that the
board of directors had voted to pledge the COM
pany TO accept a renewal of its franchise. under
which it can now charge a ive-cent fare, based
Mr.. Burton's traction plan of fare no
higher than tickets for % cents, with
the double transfer system and numerous other
concessions to the city. Mayor Johnson has
declared repeatedly that the old line never
would agree TO Mr.. Burton's plan.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED,

,;ibraltar oct IS I m-K6ng Albert Ger. New
FOR Naples and Genoa
Suez oct 2s-Ghazee (Br. Yokohama, Hiogo. Moj
Shanghai Hong Kong and Singapore for Boston and
CorenhaEen oct 27-Lituania Russl. Iihau New
York: Deutschland tGer tanO, New York
ondon oct 2s-Munetonka tBr). New York.
IInyre oct 26-Californe CFD. New York.
Kong etc; shimosa (BD, New York for Shanghai.
g NiichaeIs oct 2s-NapoIitan Prince (r) for
York. -
Hamburg 20. IL n m-Amerika Cier), New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Rermrd1 oct 2S : a m--Bermudan (Br). New York.
Cbristiansand, oct 2S a nc + Tietgen (Dan). New
York tor Copenhagen.
Rotterdam. oct %. p m-Potsdnm CDuteh) New York
Clase"w' Oct 27-Astoria Gr) New York via Moville
Columbia (Br) New York via Movlle
Naples, 24-Carpatha Uf). New York via Gibraltar
palny, oct 22-Albenga tser. via sabang
SAILED
Barbados oct 26-Madeirense (Brl. New York.
Bremen. Oct %. 4 p m--Trave (CierD York
ST Crolx. 27, IL m-Manoa tBr) York.
Amsterdam. 25-Elise Marie (Ger). New York.
Barry oct 26-Iroquos (}rl, New York.
Cherbourg oct 26. m-St Louis, New
Plymouth oct 2s 1850 m-President Grant (Ger). New
York
Fiume Oct 24-Teresa (AusO New York
(Fr) New York
Naples. Oct 26. noon-Konigen Luise (Gerl.
PASSED
Gibraltar. oct 2s-Manica C3r) Cncuta and
New York.
Prawle Point. 2s-st Andrew (Br). New York for
LIZARD Oct 2s-FnIand New York for Dover and Ant
Herp.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
ROGERS FOUND GUILTY.
Jury Quickly Brings in Verdict of
Murder IN First Decree.

Goshen. n. Y. oct 2S.-Charles H. Rogers
convicted of murder in the first degree here
tonight, for killing Fred r. Olney, near Mid
dletown on October g. 1905. Rogers is also in
dicted for the murder of Willis Olney and Alice
Ingerick at the time. The jury deliber
ateG only fifteen minutes before reaching an
agreement. Senator Taylor occupied two hours
and half in his plea for the prisoner alleging
insanity. District Attorney Rogers spoke for an
hour and a half Justice Tompkins, in his
charge, referring to the statements of four
alienists that Rogers is of a low order of men
tality and justice would be served by imprison-
ment for life, told the jury not to consider this
portion of the evidence.
Rogers smiled when the verdict was an
nounced. Justice Tompkins remanded the prs
oner for sentence Thursday, when he will
listen 10 motions from counsel 1t is believed
that Senator Taylor will appeal the case.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
AID FOR WESTINGHOUSE.
Three Years ErtensiOn Planned
Under Direction of Trustees.

Pittsburg Oct. 2S-It is stated that in order
10 prevent the personal stock holdings Of George
Westinghouse being sacrificed ARRANGEMENTS
are being made TO place them in the hands Of
three trustees. chosen by Mr.. Westinghouse
and the creditors. 1t is purposed TO grant an
extension Of three years. Mr.. Westinghouse's
personal obligations are said to be SSOO0OO0
for which he had put up S20.O00OOO securities
rumor that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of New
York, will have representative on the board
Of the reorganized Securities Investment Com
pany is current in Pittsburg On August l.
1907, Mr. Westinghouse is known to have nego-
tiated a loan Of S6.OO000O with Kuhn. Loeb &
Co., collateral two-year loan at per cent
interest, one Of the stipulatlons being that Mr.
Westinghouse must keep on hand with the New
York firm certain margin on the securities
which he had deposited
The question Of recognizing the Securities
Investment Company was taken up to-day with
hn5nciers in New York and Boston. and a final
decision is expected within forty-eight hours
The close Of the first day of the new week
saw local financial conditions in better shape
than ct any time last week. Not single fnan-
ciai institution has been obliged to take advan-
tage Of the precautionary measures arranged
Robert w. Wardrop, president Of the Peoples
National Bank and member Of the Clearing
House committee, said tonight:
Nothing has occurred since last week 10 dis
turb the feeling Of confidence here that the
storm has been weathered and that the skies are
fast clearing"
The Stock Exchange remained closed TODAY
and the probabilities are it will not resume for
several days.
An effort is being made to bring the local
hanks together in plan whereby a considerable
sum OF money viii be placed with some bank
Ing institution. to be available for local stool,
brokers at a fixed rate of interest when the
Stock Exchange resumes business The idea
is 10 facilitate matters SO far as the brokers
are concerned. Instead of having to run from,
one bank TO another 10 obtain loans on col
lateral the broker would need to go only 10
The depository and present his security TO a
committee or a trustee. If satisfactory COL
lateral was presented he would be accop,r,o
dated with the funds
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
PREcAuTIoN IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Oct. 2S-The Baltimore Clearing
House Association decided to-day to issue
Clearing House certificates. President c. G.
Homer said the association had made a careful
study of the situation. and while conditions here
were on the whole fairly good it was thought
an Improvement might be brought about by
taking a step similar TO that decided upon by
the New York Clearing House.
The action of the local association is not
looked upon in financial circles as an emergency
method. but one of expediency and precaution.
It is said the step is especially timely for grain
exporters, who have been handicapped by IN
ability 20 borrow money for their needs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL. RE RECEIVED
~ by the Board of Water supply the office OF
the the sseretngy 200 Broadway. New York City. Room
edI. Nlnth moor until r NJ on Tuesday October 20
1901 at which time and place the bids be pub
lcly opened and read. the OF the contract n
awarded TO be made as thereafter practicahe
for the construction OF two story and ofnce
building TO be located High Falls. Marbetown
toWns9ip y1 lister lister County New York Pamphlet
and pamphlet OF contract drawings be Obtained
at Room l6lo at the above address by depositng the
sum OF hNe dollars (S5.00) for each pamphlet For
further particulars City Record
j. EDWARD SIMMONS. President
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A SHAW,
u,,- .,,. Board OF Water Supply
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BANKS IN OTHER CITIES
Nee FORKS Clearing House Cerfif-
cate Plan Beng COPIED.

Poston Oct 2S--As a precautionary measure
against the withdrawal Of currency froE. ctrcu-
lation and nor because Of any extraordinary
local necessity. the Boston Clearing House As
sociation decided to-day to issue Clearing House
loan certificates bearing interest at 7S per cent
The high rate of interest is for the purpose OF
retiring the certificates at the earliest possible
Date The New York rate is 6 per cent Ihe
loan committee Of the Clearing House VIII pass
upon collateral and approve the issue OF the Ger
tifcates al IS per cent Of the market value OF
the securities 4 total Of S242j GEO was issued
to-day
The last time this method Of bank settlement
was adopted in Boston in 1893, beginning
on June 26. reaching its height on August ~
when s11.z45 900 was outstanding, and ending
on October 20 Of the same year.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Proposals.
TRUNK SEWER AND TUNNEL.
" HIIe FIaIHs' y I. OCT 10. 1901
once Of the Com r,isstop ~ . Co..


once Of the Commission. No : Grand ST
the Provisions Chapter e4a OF m.
Laws Of New York 1908. amended by Chapter 747
Of the Laws Of 1907.
SEALED BIDS. addressed 20 the Chairman Of the
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission and accompanied by
certified check fo- Ave Per cent Of the
amount Of security required faithful perform
nnce of the each section bid upon will
be received up TO November :, 1907. NJ. for
furnishing all the work materials necessary for
the watertight and enduring
CONSTRUCTION Of each one OF the seven -sc,io,,
which together comprise about miles OF circular
sewer from three and third in diameter
and about three miles OF circular lined tunnel mostly
six and onehalf feet and eight half feet In
diameter. The material either monoIithic rein
forced concrete reinforced blocks or brick
masonry
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS may be seen at the
ONCE OF the Commission. The Invitation 70 Contract
ors. the Form for Bids. the Specifications and the
Form Of Contract and Bond he obtained from the
Secretary Of the Commission upon payment Of one
dollar. to be repaid when are properly used
in bidding
FORM OF BID fulfil the requirements OF the
Invitation and be made upon the printed Form OF
Bid as above obtained. the Commission Reserves.
TO itself the right all bids or TO accent
that one or those whose acceptance will its tuig-
ment best secure the public and the efficient
performance OF the work mentioned.
FRANK N. GLOVER.
Secretary
once of the Commission No. Grand ST. whit,
Plains. N. Y.
october 10. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

usztluatou and steamer. close IN New York
Hawaii. Guam ana Philippine Islands
tsla san Frauclscol-Uuited states
transport oct 81 900
Australia except WesU. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiu Islands and New
Caledonia tyia taucou. .er and Victoria.
3 C)-MluRcra Nov s. 600 2
Hawaii, Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands tva san Franciscol-Asia Nov g. 600 m
Japan Corsn. China and Phlippir@ Islands
EeattIel-Iyo Maru Nov T. eco
Hawaii tvia san Franc!seo)-AamedR Nov H. 600 m
Hawaii. Japan Corca. China and Philip
pine Islands Cyia san FraucSco)--Mor-
Epia Nov II. 600
Francisea,- -MaTiFosa Nov II. 600 m
New Zealand Australia Except Westr.
Samoan TsIan4s and New Caledonia ,via
San FSrciseoj-nyeris.. Nov II. 600 m
japan Aorea. China and PHILIPPINE
Islands Vancouver and Victoria.
\ Cl-Enpress 4 India Nov a. 600
japan. Cor@H and China Especially ad-
dressed only) tvia Seattlei-Kaga Mayu Nov 81 500
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Oct %, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer sesuranea oakes Santiago October 81 and
81 passenger mails and mdse Arrived az the Bar at
steamer Tjono ,>;or. paniesen Presreso October 10
and Campco6e 20 10 the New York and cuba Mail IS
Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar AT $40 n.
Steamer CITY of Savannah, Fisher Savannah October
% to the Ocean So Co with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer Baker CGerj oerteI Port October %.
20 the United Fruit Co with passengers and fruit
steamer caledonia dar baxter. Glasgow October 10
ana Movile 20 10 Henderson Bros with 65s cabin and
200 steeraec passengers and mds Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Porto Rico Delano baltimore to II Foster.
Steamer Antla Cuhan Cornehl. TamTico October 10.
ty6 to the a, HGT % Yak sS and m fp9a M MAJ" m IS Co. with md'
steamer Utona CBr) smith Fiume October ). Palermo
cabin and loll steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Mnnehaha (8r). Robinson. London October TO-
the Atlantic Transport Line. with passengers and
steamer Andes Ger. MANI Havana october D. 10
Funch. Edye Co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at &
steamer Joseph J. Cuneo Crory. Aamadt, Port Barrios
October %. the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Ar
steamer MafaeSiho. Perry. Mqrnsabo October 10 and
rSa 25 Ie Standard f m e SHUTTER Shields october ~ to
Soldier Prince (Brl, Dunn. Santos October 2
with passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the
steamer Momus Boyd New Orleans October o. to the
Southern Pacific CO. with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer %ueces Hicks Galveston and Key
West - 70 the Mallory SIS co, With passengers and
Steamer Tudor Prince t3rJ McDougai Yokohama July
20 Kobe 81 shanehai ] august e. KSsenns ls Hong sa
Port said and Agiers october $. to Howard Houlder
& CO. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at p m
SAILED.
Steamers Campania UtaD. Naples and Genoa: Julia
Iuckenbach san Juan etc IN Apaehe & CHARLESTON ] and
Jaeks9nye; Hani''H Gct @s a4 nwna noTbve,
fresh ii'tg breeze cloudy; thick off shore
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
RENO RANKs pAY PRoMPrLY

Reno. New, Oct. 8-Every bank in Reno opened
for business to-day. A few depostors gathered at
each institution and all were paid their demands
promptly. Stacks Of coin and currency were in
plain sight, and the general air of confidence that
pervaded the institutions did much TO dispel any
fear.
Carson, New. Oct. 28.-Bank Commissioner Miller
has examined the books of both Carson banks and
tonight reported for alarm. Richard
kirman, Mayor Of Reno, and his associates have
offered 10 take hold of the banks and pay all de-
positors F. 3. Hickey. president of the State
Bank and Trust Company, returned to-day from
San Francisco, where he went to get money. II is
generally believed that the bank will resume
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
BOTH READY FOR DEBATE

The debate whether President Roosevelt is
responsible for the recent banking troubles be-
tween State Chairman Woodruff and Senator Pat
rick II. McCarren is scheduled for tonight at
Prospect Hall, Prospect avenue. near Fifth avenue
Brooklyn. Isaac NJ. Kapper, McCarren's second
and Jacob Bremen, Woodruh's second. were in a
series of verbal dueis yesterday. Two or three
times it looked though McCarren would not see
the matter through. bat when the day ended the
intimations were that The debate would occur.