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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
LOST BULLION CO. OFFICIALS ARE
 IN THE TOLLS
Authorities Take In Another Bunch at Denver Accused of Selling Stock in a Cave Near Silver City, New Mexico,

DENVER. Colo, April 1l.-Ten the exploiting of the Lost Bullion spanish Mines company, which claims to own a fabulously rich mine near Silver City, N. M., were arrested by federal officers on indictments re- turned by the federal grand jury in session at Pueblo last week.
 Two indictments were returned against each one, charging conspiracy to defraud and using the mails for fraudulent purposes All were re leased on bonds of S60O0 each. The following are the names of those talk en in custody:
 c. s. Blackman. of Denver: IiscaI agent of the Lost Bullion company
 W. B. Camedon, of Boulder, direct or.
 Arthur Levan, of Denver, secretary and director.
 David H. Lawrence, Of Denver, en- gineer. alleged to have made a favor able report on the Lost Bullion prop erty.
 Danton S. Pinkins, of Denver.
 Lee Dubois, of Denver.
 George s. Dubois. Of Denver.
 4. C. Keables. of Denver. president of the Securities Investment and Min ing company.
 The two Duboises were arrested in Pueblo: Cameron and Wilson at Boul- der. and the rest in. this city.
 Lee Dubois was superintendent aud is credited in the company's prospect. us with having discovered the mine through the aid of a Yaqui Indian who knew of the mine from stories told by the Indians Keables, it is charged, had no direct connection with the company, but is said to have negotiated the sale to the Lost Bull lion company of the property in New Mexico.
 Blackman and Levan were arrested some time ago when the government officials first started an investigation into the saffairs of the Lost Bullion company. and are awaiting trial on charges filed at that time
 The government officials assert that the alleged mine is nothing more than an old cave and that it has nc value as a mine. Some of the men under arrest say that a large cattle company is behind their arrest be cause the mine is located on theil ranch. and the Lost Bullion company controls the water there.
 The Lost Bullion Spanish Mines company is incorporated under the laws of Arizona, and is capitalized al s10,e00,000. It is claimed that during the two months that the company did business more than $60,0O0 worth of stock was sold
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
MINE pIckINes.

Another strike Of ore at the depth of 200 feet further down will mean that the old Dominion has an ore body such as has never been cut in any other camp in America.
 During the month of March Arizona Commercial shipped copper enough to yield the company profit equal to SC per share. With the Black Hawk shipments added it should have no trouble in shipping at a. rate which, will return $ per share per month
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
J. G. PRlTcHARD
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks speciality.
Risbee. Anril IL 1an7

Bisbee. April II, 1907.
 The local market is dead and there Is nothing doing. A few are trying to sacrifice their holdings to get money to tide over this labor agita- tion but there are no buyers in the market. We must give in that few agitators can paralyze business for time but this time it looks very much like the case of the dog in the manager, couldn't eat hay himself, and did not want others to do it who could. War ren district investors will see the benefit of it from the quotations:
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
BOOM FOR KELVIN.

Last Saturday there was paid out at Kelvin by the Gila Copper cum psny the sum of s117,300. The amount vas paid for claims adjoining the Ray Copper group and was as follows: To Tbomas Kavanaugh. 5000: to Frank Guild, $20,000; to Dan Sullivan, $1S,000; to Burt Cullom. $1Sy000; to Frank Schiliings, $4.S00; to B. E. Schilhngs, $500; to Jake Bates s4,S00; to Andy Bates, $1100: to Ar thur Foreman. 5000; to Don Pugh Jim and Jack Davis. jointly, $270O
 
 Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. lAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
INSPIRATION SALE
 RATIFIED RY STOCKHOI QE Rl

Globe-A special meeting UI Jne stockholders of the Inspiration Min ing company was held yesterday af- ternoon at the offices of the company for action on the deal recently con summated by the directors for the sale of the Globe properties of the company to the Lewisohn interests. There were over 2,00G, 900 shares rep resented at the meeting and the ae- tion of the board was unanimously ratified
 suit has been filed by 9 Kansas City man named Richardson, stock holder in the company. against Lew isohns and the Inspiration for com mission which he alleges is due him for bringing about the deal. He claims to have a written contract with the Lewisohns. but the local manage ment of the company knows nothing of his claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
Bisbee, April II. 1907.

Bisbee, April II. 1907.
 The weakness of the market today was so pronounced as to detract con siderably from the necessity of spec ial mention. In a number of the local stocks new low records for the year were established. The labor situation still looks gloomy with no immediate prospect for betterment and until a better feeling prevails would advise staying out of the market, especially the local stocks. We look for lower prices tomorrow.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise tAdv.j
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12
DUEY 0 OVERLOOK, Brokers Direct Private Wires to All Exchanges
 Copper Stocks Speciality
CORRESPONDENTS: PAINE, WEBER MEMBERS BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE LOGAN BRYAN, CHICAGO, MsERs ALL ExcHANoEs

@ 4%f market s as@ aRd higher the but
 
 h Boon nmake tim h North Butte Copper ndde b offered A h ~
  N oodoq rscn6e 6e nchaedo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-12

have no connection with Pritch- ard. Hagen & CO. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

0Ffi5isr Get BET Rstsibsaano "a
@strutsr0: QIio. rtf IeiRsn gGansn.
tio bri@t, iptrb ans BEN 6sers oilso..
ioben unb nit 3a&tbaus beitrcIt.
MbgdeGtH bobon, babsn eli aber ouA
tm Ssnisits nod sic st6sisn llndns
nspnlt9isitsn 5u istparlissnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
ne ous bent Gtrcrne

"A = "fHF
@drlp BHOnoporis trrIlts nun 9ars
4. ieinsn @0nnsr, ms GIRL beeieifen:
er bisls es fir inimpFIi&, n ROrIiia
5u bIeibeH, nadbsm has esmetnTdms
8utsrlnno In 5rnnsoieReepnlt aeFals
len mar. 4ber nie 5hrdntR TeiHss
Meibes ptrmO1ten Jpn 3pn feinemgnts
fAluB ab3ubringsn. CT bIisb atf bsr
Smell, blieb IN ajaccic nrh nurhe bort
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bes f0RigIi9sn @sri9tsboFss. limb Sc.
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u~nterDOrfsH latte pnrb fsin 5rsnRb;
q mar es aud. bsr ipdtsr benz iunael
9cpClecn bic JrttffeIle in ber Rrit9ss
fHrle Su 8rienne bsriddfFEe Elm @es
neral beg 4Onigs BON 5rdnfrei6s b.r
ben Rciisr ouf ieittet mea bringi!
I'm IL. Suni 1869 mar aorIitd cine
frnH5Oiif6s prcbins setuorSsn; am 10.
augsh spet Monnte ipGtsr. fam Ras
polscn 9nOnnpdrt. sarMslt 60 iHIob
bic SeiosntrasObis bon RprIitas Sc
f4idte; 10 bsgann bic elmer Yeuen
8DnnFie in europa!
Carlo guonapnrte, Der Batter, Iab
Mrb dhnte nihfs nlebr bon bieIer Mil
ftpn itinss gsI@Ie9tes, Ct Tfarb I&On
1875. @bsr 2Gtitid, bic nit ihrem
birftfssn gintommsn mad beg gutten
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fe, iis fat RdppIson auf benz Railsre
tbroH, SoIepb ols a6nis RON SpdHten,
2ubtpi9 uIs R5nig ron 0oIldnb, Ses
rome Gig R0nig BON @effdlen, paus
line uIs Siiritin BON GuafdIld, glife
dls Giirittn BON gtom6ino unb Qucca,
RurOIine dls R6niein bon Hsopel. gu
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Reids BEG @sIttbeils. limb trie I'm
Gturms iub fie aud all bic SsrrliGtsis
ten JAP 5uIammsnbrs1eH unb ibttn
srCBeH Sobn als @sFansenen mad BEN
6elIsn bon 6eIsnd in Der Sebe bes
S5edns fabrtn. gls Tie fdrb, bd fdnb
Der Stsrn hires Solfss ned tief tn
MoIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

(gliis einein @omap,) RAD bislem
GdidInEsi9lose Sine gtrtbuy IN eia.
MtAduraRt, isbis Ii@ IN eine ifiIl
gde litB Iin brti Gitr tummeR rnt
psrfnHt IN buppfes Sritsn.a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
aas aIanstl0pfen In Der e6pss !.

0ds alaustl6pfsn nir6 pieIIei6i
nrr nod in einSelnen @sosn6en bes
Garsuuos geiibt; ss lit bas @abrssi.
den bsr 3eit por benz 81. Riloldusfdg,
Die iungen Burden sieben ieber MT
elmer mG9ttgsn SeiBel, ipel9e dus
hidsn Striden ssbrebt unb biz brsi
Dieter lang III, aufs GsIb pber suf
cine 9~srsssb66e. BORT itsllsn Tie fi@
nit geIprsi5tsn 9einen in grDben 3pis
f@enrGumsn aaf. Der GeiBeliteden
iDirb gsseH ben 2eib geiiemmt unS NIT
bet6en Sdnbsn in Der Mitte gefdBt.
Damn Elm IangInmes rbbtbmiftes
Miesen unb Der lange Strid treift tpis
Elm madtises Rub 3tpeis, brsf,s titrs
nal iDnsredt iiber benz aopfe unb 6dnn
ptfE puff, Iints unb redts fduTen bic
Siebs in bic Cuff, bdB e. indllt trie
S5IleridiiIie, un6 BON ben 5tridet
fliegen bic 5eBen. Mdn bente II3 cine
Reibe fold ttGftigsr GeItalten ouf BEN
Ranlme zines Siigels I9arf abgegrenat
geeen ben Simmsl obsr am @benb I'm
pbdntdfilden S9eine zines 8sibs
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isbsn tOnnts. Sd mubts INNER an
SoblerI6s 2dn6stne6te NIT i6rsn
3peibdnDern bsntsn. anberIsits III
bds gauge Spiel cine unantsrbrpfene
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lansidmen, rubieen, ~eIesunten WisseR
cngeTdngen Bis gum rdIenbsn Musbos
len, fpsl9es mad d1ts Bic Sehnmaligenf
anaIlsn nit GrI8Spfung Der afm,
trGfte enbef. Die getregungsn Iino In
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bub mir fte nit benen Der I6cnIen
erie9tiaen MtbIettnItotusn, a. g. ben
&istusnsrfern unb Ge4tsrr, pber NIT
benz acknowledgment persI:6sn
i6nnen, 9eI1psige bdbOn, baB ts Elm
iralter 8rdi@ III, Der NIT allen Wlits
teIn Dor benz 8srf9tpinben geTGibt
trerben iOIlts, tDie man aud Ste III
perpflansen unb StetnbSde T@on boz
BEN ausrotten f4iibsn muB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Ormeeiahc1t
a7@lEE@EHE6EE@@ q E@ESE9asHHE@EE2EE@EE

SdredIibs Samer;cu selinSert.
Rurd Ibredlite sdmersen ae.
ueiniat lntolee Der @efte uuoerOnu.
ten gpeiien, nnbm Is, o. @rapiOn,
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llae Msaaen uuo @ebarmeunorouuu.
aen meroen gebOben ourh ibrem lin.
oernben 5iublgana b%eiuuOere @i9en.
iduften. rs Gents In @nlter Bros.
aputhete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Sette Rcfnune peridwunoen.
ala beruOrraeenOe Ger5te iagter
oas 90. aR. smitbbart BON 9efin,
a.. uubeilbare S1pinbiuHt babe,
mar oeIIen leste SUfnunG onbin,
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faat: v0ieie Mtebiain bat MIDI arlnos
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netlmitteL. Streue miiienihntts
.lites Seilmittel ilr 5niten, tpeben
0aIg uDer Grtaltnneen, nno Fheres
9orbeuaanesmittel 5eaen@rsumunin-
.@orantirte Staiheu 80 so Gtuts uno
In Batter Bros. GpDtbete
grDbe GIaiHe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Sunser Ssrr: r@ifIen Sic dIID sts
ne iunss Dame, bic fir mid pdbt9
Sic mub fGOn, jung, reid unb pcbls
er5psen isin." Seiratbsbermittler:
sMttn tD.rtbsr Ssrr, gte b~erIdnsen
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olgmdrtftid obSuf9Iagenl pfuf, fiir
70 I9Gbis bate i'd Did ni&t ge6cIter.
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Sunse Grau: .Maran IaBt Da
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6ns 5u riffen94
MeItlide Sunsfrau Get Der Rcbns
fnbrt); .WHrbsH sic mid retten, tDern
Id tns MalIer fisIs3@ 6err. %, Id
Idffs sic gar niat ing Mailer fdIIsal4
ST: pMtrb DID bic Srou RGtbin,
hn 9u ibr Bis itbt erit einmaI begeanel
btiE, tpie6srertsnnen9e Gie G6drr:
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nod bcsfelbt aIsib AMI
ptpfeifcr: rDds MAIDEN Gle Sas
nidf, tpeur ismunb ertrunIen inv
StuOent; 80 porte. bis bic 3ei@s
eeflnben
Gin Gam RIubief): .Rd, tpar bas
Qieb ntht THBg1 6dnnd: -
fsinits Osiuno,rs S@luGubHtls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

RtttBbaEs. Rams ben %. Taara, 1904.
SO brnahs felt siniesr Heit ghre
Black Dtaught Bieb.uno @ef6peIWisbi.
attn bet meinem Biebhanb. am ba6s ole
Sprten Bttbhtttr eebrnidt, unb athins
ben, bob bab SbriGe bnS Helt taf mels
men Bmtd TO- 8. 9. RaffpM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Bir tppuen unIeren 9eierii EN-
brudlid oerfhern baB BDlbees
GERMAN Sprup h~eut5utnes polttlo
tas ein,iae &rdparat i'm Nartte Y
meIdleS ghwinbiunt ltnoert uno
hetlt. SO eptbalt bic G~teentllttel'
ia reiuer Ebser, Gusaue BON Biian,
seubora u, TO-, welde als petlmtttel
9nr Sufen unD ShminOindt pon zen
mebsair;s zen Gongreieu 10 bod ee'
Idast ,io. Der 5hwiuoFftl9s,
eineriei Oh bic Sruntbeit I'M pale
pber 9unae, mus beS Matts &ube
hobe uuo bes MOreens lret lein oonl
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6uaen. Die ersrouiten 1pelle per.
fauoen nab Rube, bellenDer ano
,ln6enOer 8ebauolune, utio Der Has
tient bebart Der ridden autt, Gpter
aabruna Ireien auspnris oes ntOr.
oeus, nit IhneEer lno oaaernOsr
%ainOeruro. 8leine 8lald1en 81
Is Gents pepBnntiGe @rDse napesu
; Mal 20 bel eptbaltenD % 'eenls.
IN aIen Gputheten ~ hnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

rig oeIclHAL LAXATIVE couoHsvRUp
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
oosrAlpneH HONEY AND TAR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Gin cam RIubier): .gu, rar bos
2itb ni@t IiB9. gamma; -
ssInits SsiunOsus @@IdsiabHsl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

ptpTeifcr: rDds MAIDEN Gis sts
ni@F, mem ismunb ertrunIen if9
StiOent; 80 tporte, bis bic 0et&s
eefunben III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
EDW. w 2,
ls0AK W00DSAL0y
.~nencniber bet M aIe.
hernlann,

L'NtIItNNNF
Dies lit Der eleeouteIte ea,ooa c pcrs
mann u,b Fnpet man bort GgD Die beiten
@etrGufe Ino Gi9arret,
aeIcnoers quite WbiSfDs, aaeiniscr
aaent in S,ermaun fir ben beriibmten lino
cd3ien Bourbon unb gpe @biSfp ben Ser
mann 0iii0iug 50. greis oerielbe mic IN
Z er 8iiiIerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

SERGEANT 0rtIIbdis ssbt NIT einsu,
G~lniobtigsH isinsr aompusHie ipoal.s
zen, ga besssnst linen sinSsrr, SEX Sen
out gum GruB Iufts.
6etssont: Sat Der mir aecrrEt9
GiuiGbriafF fDrrieitD; ,mt&la
6ergeaHt; ca. SbnEt.
GiHjEkringr. gSEin, Eikl
Sergeant: aAgS Er4 q hu nr =.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Gtferfihtigsr @dste Itiirst IN Ieint
Mpbhang% inn BEN Qisbbobsr fsin.i
Grau Id Iltsr. 81 Sffnet ben aIsb
6trlmrdnt lnb iptrft ihn pieber al,
.s6isr tit "a ni9tl Gr rttBt bas MS,
i6Hpihb ouF. s6isr lit tr aud nidtls
81 tsIlsr Mutb SffnA Il ben MonO,
fGrahE tn aOrribor. ga erbEidt Ii
tinsn usimlpiien d~asIebrnhsn BERN
NIT eInsm Rsbplber IN Der 5an6. "a
bey GstAntt ptrft sr bic ShIVe tra
E6IsB, siGtt ben @HIaiftl as ~
idrss sStsr r. q AUD Hi4tE
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
GERMS IN BANK NOTES
CAUSE MANS DEATH

new YORK, Nov. s.-Myxedema, a
rare disease, which was brought on in
Lis case by continual contact with paper
money. caused the death OF Edward
II. Hall, a lifelong resident OF New
York. Twenty years spent in counting
currency infected Mr.. Hall with the
deadly germs that Turk in the ordinary
bank note and for ten years prior to his
death he had been a sufferer from the
strange malay that bafled medical
skill.
Mr.. Han was born in New York city
ff.y-six years ago
According 10 his son, Warren B. Hail.
it was Mr. Halls custom 10 mOisten his
thumbs IN counting bills, and years Of
practice so affected his hands that the
skin became hard and dry and cracked
open in cold WeathSr
A general thickenlng u the tissues
set In, which was followed by complica-
tons involving the kidneys and circula-
tory system, later developing into
Brights disease.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
Five children Of the new Turkish
Minister: Reading from left to right
Issedin, Stuart, SHERIFF., Leila, and
Nassur.
Bright, Young Daughter
Resumes Study of Eng
liSh Language.

The Turkish minister, Mehmed All
Bey, and his family have taken pos
session OF the Turkish legation and are
settled IN Washington for the winter.
The three Oldest children are at a
boarding school. while the TWO younger
ones are at the legation.
SHERIFF. Mehmed Ali the ntne-year-Old
daughter Of the minister, who surprised
every one who met her when she first
came to Washington. by her knowledge
sc English. has become q student at
tire National Cathedral ScECOl for Girls.
SHERIFF. was a student at the High School
IL Const8nunople before coming 70
America. and speaks better than the
majority of American children of her
age She acted as Interpreter for her
father and mother wher The official
who usually acted in that car4city was
not about, and altogether charmed Wis
itors to the minister and lis family by
he- self-pOise and WOmanly bearing.
She viii pay especial attention 10 the
study of English.
IaZeden. the eldest boy, and Stuart
the second girl, are pupils Of tns Friends
School, while Nassur and Leila, the lat
ter being the baby Of Inc family, are
Kept at home.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
STOLYPIN MINISTRY
SEEKING RADICALS
Fear of Absolutists May Eff
feet Combination in
Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. s.-strange
as It may seem that the Stolypln min
istry should seeiz 70 ally itself with the
Russian Radicals, It is just such an out
come that seems likely 20 follow the
opening OF the Pew douma.
The ministers will make the first over
lures. and the general impression is
that the Radicals win be willing 10 en-
ter into the cOmbination-not, Of course.
out OF any good viii toward Stolypin
or his followers, but FOR their own ad-
vantage.
The ministry has been forced TO look
In queer quarters FOR friends to protect
itself against the AbsOludsts who will
certainly demand Stolypins resignation
and a program Of reaction and whole
sale executions under a stronger pre-
mier.
The ministers are anxious TO hold their
portfolios even though they may have
to get the reyolubonists' help 70 do 81,
and the Radicals prefer ineh1ciency un-
der Stolypin 20 the lrOn-handed reaction
by the Absoiuusts.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
COLLECTS ASHES ASHES
FOR FIRST TINE
Bids Submitted to District
Commissioners Held to
Be Excessive.
West Has Temporary Force
Organized-No Profit,
Contractor Says.

For the first time In its history, and
because the bids submitted for that
work are regarded by the Commission
ers as excessive the District govern
ment is collecting its own ashes. The
contract for the removal of ashes which
has been in force two years expired
last August, but the work was con-
tinued with the expectation that salts
Factory arrangements would be made.
Shortly before November 1, however, :.
=. Bayly. the contractor, gave notice
that he would cease work on that date
and the question as TO whether in do
ing this he has defaulted in the per
Torrance of his contract, which the
Commissioners contend could have beer
continued by them, has been referred u
toe Corporation Counsel.
Proposals were invited with the result
that the price OF collecting ashes was
raised from 50 coo to $4,000 the latter
bid being submitted BY r. V. Rusk, with
the prOvisO that ne be allowed TO use
The District dumps. Another bid of $751;
500 was submitted by Fred 5. Smith.
Commissioner West conferred with
superintendent J'WOhey, of the Street
Cleaning Department, with view OF or
ganlZing service for the collection of
ashes, believing that the additional S25.-
900 asked was excessive. Acting under
Commissioner Vests direction, Mr.. Two
hey transferred all the horses used on
the spr1nkling wagons TO imprOVlSed ash
carts, and horses and wagons WcTC
hired wherever possible. Mr. T'wohey re-
ported to Commissioner West this morn
ing that the work was well in hand.
and he believed no further trouble would
be experienced.
Mr.. Bayly said today that he gave up
the contract because il was a losing
proposition and because his bond did not
extend beyond August l.
With reference TO the refuse contract.
Corporation Counsel Thomas declared
that the contract should have been re-
neWed, and would have been renewed
with Mr.. Bayly, had the Commissioners
been informed that his understanding
with the Street Cleaning Department.
when he signed the ash contract, was
that he was 10 have the renewal OF the
contract for disposal of miscellaneous
refuse If Eis option on renewing the ash
contract was exercised.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
Died.

REED-0n Friday. November g. AZ so e.
m, Mrs AkAETHA 2 REED q Brook
line Mass. formerly Of this city.
Services AZ Lees Chapel, $50 Pennsyigania
avenue northwest, az o'clock, Saturday
afternoon.
(Boston papers please coDy.) II
DOODY-On Wednesday. November 6. 1907,
Mrs NELLIE DOODY lnes Ready.
sHORTs-Departed this life. Tuesday, No
vember 5, 1907. Mrs ELIZA SHORTS.
WILI-IS-Wednssday. November s. 1871, az
her sisters residence, Chesapeake street,
Tenisytown, DAI4LIE WILLIS.
HARDING-Thursday morning, November z.
1907. at GARFIELD Memorial Hospital aftsr
a brief Illness THEODORE A. beloved
husband OF Carrie Harding and father q
DR.. II. T. and G. L. Harding. aged sixty
three years.
DENT-On Tuesday night, November s. 1861.
OF acute indigestion, Mrs. VERNE LEE
DENT. wife Of ". " Dent Of % Eleventh
stree southeast
Mrs. Dent was fOrty-thres years Old and
hal been married tWenty-fOur years She
was the daughter Of the late Mr.. and Afrs
Edwin Smith, Of Winchester. Va. and g
survived by her husband, W ". Dent FIVE
sons, William. Raymond. Harold. Hugh and
Carl: one grandchild, Franklin Dent ami
three brothers and one sister Clinton Al
bert and Ray Smith. and Mrs. John Ray,
AL OF Winchester. Mr.. Dent ls an fuspse-
tor OF the District Street Cleaning Depart
Inent.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
BANK AND PARCEL POST
IS FAVORED BY MEYER

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Two vast extern
sions in the work Of the Postofice De
archaeological savings banks and
parcel posts-wil become a fact within
a year If Congress acts upon the recon-
mendatiOns Of George Won /. Meyer,
Postmaster General The Postmaster
General in an address before tire In
dustriaI Club last evening in me Con
gress Hall banquet hail. advocated
the addition of these extensions u The
Governments postal service, and prom
Used he would ask Congress when IL
convenes TO pass the necessary laws 10
permit the Government TO embark in
these businesses.
He outlined in detail the work and the
limitations OF the prOpOs cd extensions
10 the service, declaring Trey would
work injury to nobody, would not COM
pete with the established savings banks,
and would open up a new field to many
small business men in agricultural dis
tricts.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
Deaths

Albert S. Fugitt, % years, as n street
southwest.
solomon r. HinsdaIe, y years, 25is
Fourteenth street northwest.
Estelle Beasley, p years, 1888 H street
northwest.
vernie L Dent, 4s years, 225 Eleventh
street southeast
Annie c. Sheppard, 90 years. The Stan
hope.
Aaron s. Jacoby. 6 years. So5 C street
northwest
Chester T. Sherman. 43 years. $50 FTorl-
da avenue northwest.
Sarah Davis, 50 years, First and n
streets northeast.
Johanna Nolan, 6S years, 421 Third
street northeast
Anna whitfield, IS years, 7O5 Fourteenth
street.
Timothy O'Brien. 4S years. Z. S. Sol
diers' Home, D. G.
BENJAMIN +. Burgess, s years, los
Eighth street southeast.
Rosetta Volasky, 20 years, SO 3 street
southeast.
Nellie Doody. ~ wears. Government Hos
pital for Insane.
Francis Langley, years. 125 Pierce
street. Anacostia-
Thomas Di Febo, 20 years, / Schotts
alley.
George F. Crush. Sc years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
John Toense, "A years, e13 street
northwest.
Infant Of Albert R. and Susan a. Mich
OILS, 80 minutes, $40 Twelfth street
southeast
Infant Of James P. and Clara P. Stew
art. Il hours, 653 Sixteenth street
northeast