Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-22
DIVIDENDS IF
 STANDARD O|L John D. Rockefeller's An nual Income From the Company Is Estimated to Be Over Eleven Million.
DEAD BABY RECOVERS
Hew a New York Doctor Saved an ln- fant's Life-Man With an Artihciai Backbone Is Recovering and VIII Soon Be Able to Leave His Bed.


 been written about Standard Oil company and less is really known about it than any other corporation in existance. From all the informa- tion available-and that isn't any tremendous amount-the stock of the New Jersey concern is largely held by fiften individuals headA by John D. Rockefeller, with 27.4 per cent This estimate of the holdings of the "king" is based On figures compiled prior to the increase of the capital stock, and it Is generally believed that MT Rockefeller has increased the per centage of the ownership since that time. The en- tire dividends of the corporation for the last decade, on a capital of $1O0, 100000, reached $404,0OO, 900, and of this sum nearly s125,- 0OG,O00 has gone into the coffers Of the man With the VIE.
 From the best information ob tainable by newspaper s'euths, the following table is compiled as the roll of leading Standard Oil stock holders, with the per centage of their holdings and the amount of their average annual dividends:
 John D. Rockefellcr,274 per cent $11, 1,O69,600, average annual divi- dends.. vslEN H. M. Flagler, SC per cent, s3,- 474.400 average annual dividend.
 l. V. Hardness, S.4 per cent $3,- 393,G average annual dividend.
 Charles Pratt, - per cent, s3.- 050,400 arerage annual dividend.
 c. 1T. Payne, Fl per cent, s2, 868. 400 average annual dividend,
 T. A. Bostwiek, 49 per cent, s1.- 979,600 average annual dividend.
 William Rockefeller, 4.6 per cent s1,S58.400 average asnual dividend
 W. c. Warden, 4.2 per cent, s1,- 696,S00 average annual dividend
 Charles Locl1hart estate, 3.9 per cent. s1.575,60O average annual dividend
 w. C. Andrews, 2.S per cent, s1,131,200 average annual diyi- dend.
 H. H Rogers, 26 per cent, s1,- s1,85S,400 average annual dividend
 Josiah Macy estate. 2.5 per cent, s1,O10,000 average annual divi- dend
 o. B. Jennings 23 per cent, s929- 2G0 average annual dividend.
 John Huntington. IT per cent, $6s6,S00 average annual dividend.
 I. ]. Vandergrift. 1.4 per cent, s565,6O0 average annual divi- vend.
 Dead Baby Recovers
 Doctors sometimes disagree, as was Illustrated in the case of Ftle Robert Harding, infant son of an ironwOrker of the same name living on Eighty-Fourth street. Youn g Robert, fifteen months old, was pro- nounced dead by one physician; another doctor brought the baby back to life.
 Little Bob" was held in his fathers arms at dinner table. Being of an inquisitive nature, he decided to taste some of the steak which his father was eating. Unfortunately it was bone he placed in his mouth and immediately fell to the floor purple and gasping for breath.
 Grabbing the infant, the father ran with him down the street, car wing the baby by the legs, heac downward. A crowd gathered at the mans heels, retarding his progress and crying, Hang him, he's cu the baby's throat" Escaping his en ragged pursuers only after some dif ficulty. Harding entered the York vilIe hospital, of which Doctor H R. Sheffield is medical director, ant cried for a physician. The first sur geon to appear, gazing upon tn black and limp body, pronounced tn infant dead. In response to the ma tron's call, Dr. Benjamin Freuden fall then appeared upon the scene He stuck his finger Tar down tn baby's throat and felt a piece 0 bone. which he later extracted witt