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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
PROPOSALS

OFFCE Purchasing Commissary. T. s army
lOOo North Point ST.. San Francisco Cal. Sep.
tem1er II, leOS-Sealed proposals. in duplicate
doF furnishing and delivering or about October
20. leJs- Subsistence stores IN accordance win
specifications and conditions set forth In circuIar
No. 4. War Department. ONCE Commlssary Cen
erai, washington d. c.. March 27- 1905. will
oe received at this office until N o'clock A. NJ
September n. 1908. and then opened Informa.
ton furnished application. c. r. KRAFT.
H0FF. Major. Commlssary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
DETEcTIvEs sEEk JApANEsE

Detectives Dave Murphy and Dick
Bell are searching for a Japanese. who
is accused by Mrs. L. Kellner, 1131 Mis-
sion street of stealing a pair of dia-
mond earrings from her. The Japanese
who was employed by Mrs. Kellner, has
so far eluded the sleutIs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
HURT IN BUGGY ACCIDENT

George Flanagan, s79 Shotweil street,
was treated at the emergency hospital
yesterday afternoon for a fracture of
his right arm, sustained by being
thrown from a buggy at Eleventh and
Folsom streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
ALSACE-LORRAINE FOLK
JOIN IN LARGE PICNIC
More Than 400 Participate i'm
Merry Pastimes at Green
Valley Park

Members and friends of the Alsace-
Lorraine society to the number of about
400 attended the fourth annual picnic
and reunion held yesterday in Green
Valley park. Dancing, bowling. swings,
fitting boards and baseball were among
the forms of amusement enjoyed yes
terday. A large table bountifully sup
piled with refreshments was another
pleasant feature of the days picnic.
Many of the veterans of the Franco
and indulged in "reminiscences.
The following had charge of the re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14

President Louis Metler John Deschler
Jerre Nelly Charles A. Gander
Martin Kaupfer Joseph Kielhofer
Ernest Wichersheimer G.. w. Rapp
Jack Meyer Joseph Martin
Joseph Ernest Julius Kurtz
Augustus Meyer John Stroll
John Weller Maurice Schiestel
Joseph Meyer Fred Schenk
Theodore Frantz Charles Ehlinger
Justin Werle Joseph Dussourt
Eugene Hoag Emil Rappler
Charles Black Fred Schlemmer
John La tscha j. J.. Michel
Philip Giullium Joseph Kilhofer
l. Phillips Ernest Mertz
Joseph Bermsuer Paul Mertz
Joseph Bertrand John Gollztire
Frank Walter Philip Lischer
George Hill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30
Nptt5 an gtemerSaDlsr.
Mapor's Office, Gan antonit
Serqs. 1903.

gs miro hermit aligefiinoist,
bab Der r8oaro Of gqualiin-
tion" am Montag ben 2. Nopenlber
IN Ser Office oes Staot-Iiieilors,
IN Der Staotboae, 5uiarnmengetre=
ten tit, I'M iiber' Die @ppeGationes
gegen bie @ntl6eioung oes StaOt-
@iieiiors ullb iiber ane bonn @ilelior
eemadte Iiieilments (angegebelle ltnl
nidt angegebelle) fir gigentum fit
oas am 81. Mai 1908 enbenoe Sis.
taliabr 5u perban6eln.
9ie 8eborbe bleibt taelib bon 8
ubr pormittags Bis / ubr nadmit-
tags (sonntag uno Geiertag altsee-
idloiieil) in Sibung ulto beenoet If.
re @rbeiten inuerbab led5ig gagcn.
Na6oem iid Die gqualilations-9 e.
boroe pertast fat, neroer ipeoer Scr
Staotrat, nod bas MlieIiment-ao-
mite 8etitionen beaiigli1 Der Iiieli-
ments beriidfi6tigen.
BrpanGalIagbam
@tteitiert: Mopor.
Sreb. Sries,
Sta0t-GIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30
Fine vorteiIbafte Offerte.
9as biui9ne Gath I'M
Marfte.

30 Seftipnen 2anb - 16 smiam.
menbansenb, 10 ~smiammenbauseno
nnO 4 ieparat - in 81 Eafo County,
nabe bei Der Stabt @anbprn nn0 in
gerinscr g%ntfernnns BON Ser Giieu.
balm iinb siim Treiie BON So per
Gfer 81 perfanfen oSer iuerSen gesen
cimscridtefe Jarm uSer Stabtcisen.
tim umgetauid)t.
Cute @iebscsenb; CUTE Silbermi.
men in Der NGhe.
Nad5mfragen in Der Office Der
Sreien Ereiic fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

WeiniIter Milanopiti6 bat nit ieinem
Mnlieeen in Stolien, Sranfreid uno
Gnglono @nflong %Qefunoen, alien
Nni6eine na6 boben ii9 ieine Sorbe
rllngen aber nlr otf cine @ntl6a0i=
gltllg Serbiens bel6rdnft, mel6e @nt-
i6aoigu1lg man 1T Ser glbtretung ei=
mes SerrainS liebt, bur6 baS Ser6lell
Ini6luB on Montenegro ur1o oarnit
31tgong gum Meer erbalt. Gem fer
bii6en &ronpri15en bat man IN ct,
petersburg aa6 ollerlei Serlpre6nit=
gen gemobt, nie melt oieIelben gebe1l,
meib ober Nien1ano. @s miro aQer=
bings flott %bebauptet, Ser G5ar 5abe
inn Die 3uii6erullg gegebell er mer-
De 1lie feline %3ultimmung Sit Der Mlt=
nerion Serbiens II. Ser Ser5egoipinn
erteiletl. 9os eridei11t ober ottge=
ii6ts friiberer I6mo6ungen 5tpil6@l
GnBluno uno Selterretd) Iebr ltl!-
mobrldeinli9. 9enn IN oieien @b=
mo6ultgen NOR onsoriidli6 oas &edlt
Selterreids, Die beioelt Gropin5en gu
onneftieren, ol1erfanilt. Serner Ite6t
feit, boB Seiterreib nod Ser Siirfci
Die @arnullg bat ergeben lalien, Ser
8opfott oiterrei6ii6er @aren miiiie
~alfhoren nnb oaB es ii6 ouf a1c
Woglihfeiten pprbereitet.
getra6tet man Die Sa6lage rll=
big ltno obne 9eeinfluilnl1g our6 Die
gQorm : 0epeihen, oonn eribeint es
foit urunoglid, boB es 81 ei11em 4rEt-
&c fommen fonne. Sin &rieg 3ni-
idell Serbien rtro Selterreid lit ia
pom nprteberein l%tniinn, ober ielbil
lpenn Die Siirfei nit Serbie11 3nioat-
men porgeben molte, 10 periteben lpir
nidt, mie oas allsgefiibrt meroe'1
fonnte. Die 1iirfei fam, ~unierer
Meinung nod, CUR Belt gar fei1eil
&rieg anfangen, umio menieer, bu it
auf elm feilloli6es 8ulgorien redner
miiBte. Sab aber cine Der anbels1
Ma1te lie in einem lol6en &rlegc
unterItiibe, tit mieoer ebenio mellia
a%n5ll1lebmen, oen1t elmer ieoel1 oieiel
Wdbte mub es ia ooron liegen. eine;1
lol6en &rieg 81 %perbinoern. 9es-
balb i6eint es, aqe1 Ilarmnadridl=
ten gum Srob, gpraoe5u nnmoglib
bob es 81 einem &riege fomumetl lper.
oe. 0anit itimnteln au6 oie o%ffi5iel-
len u1lo glaubboften Nobridten iiber.
| eitl.
Sn Seiterreid lelblt lino, III Soiet
Ser &aiien : streitiefeitelL urtallae-
nebnle 9inge paiiiert. Srt @ielt III
es, in Der Mnla Der llniper1itat, 3lpi-
ldert oelttiden uno italienii6en. Shi.
oeflten gu elmer blutigel &auferei &c.
fomInen, an Der ani6eineno beibl
9eile Die Sdulo trogen. 9ieie Nou.
ferei bat aber mieoer 5u oiterrei5j-
feinoli6en 9en1onltrationen in Ste
lien gefiibrt, Die teilmeiie einen Il
bosartigen &arafter annabmen, Dot
ons Wiilitdr eillgreifen muBte. Slltd
in Trag baben 0ie Si6e6en mieoel
bie oerti6en Stuoenten angegriffur
llno es berribt BORT natiirli6 groBt
@%ufregung. 80 bot Seiterreih nod
innen mo nab oltBen bin ltnfriebsh
Srml8 Soiepb miro ben Sag ieiilcl
Sronbeiteigung inter %traurigen Ser
bdlt1iiien feiern miillell.
lleber ein paar allOere if1terella1t(
greigniiie Der leetell ISOLDE Die &eot
oes engfiihen 5elomnidalls 2orf
Hoberts ltno ben neiteiten Sfanoal in
Garis baben mir bereits an anberer
Steae beridtet. Hoberts' Heoe bat.
nie mir IN mnierm @rtifel poralts
lagten, iiberaa oos groBte 4uficher
erregt. @os aus Der @ei6ihte IN
Yaris nod miro. mag Der Slmmel
miiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

Der Mertb Der 81 e
RI | p robuftipn Der Ser.
Staten betrug i'm Sabre 1907 49,
069,189,196; bieroon entfielen auf
metolif4e Minerolien 1903, 024, 005,
nuf ni9tmetaGif6e Mineralien ST.
166,156,191. Die Mineralprobuf=
tim i'm Sabre 1906 beaifferte ii9 i'm
Mrrthe auf 81, 904, 007, 034.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30
Gin Mpienitrnndl fri.

Sober Scr fir eineu Dollar go-
len, Smmergriin ooer @eorginen
fault, erbalt einen 5mei Sabre NJ
ten Hoienitroud rel. in BEN Sap
Green @olties, Gde 8robonot un0
Simpion StraBe. s. s. SndJB, 81
gentiimer, Mltes Selepbon 1921.
6reie @blieferuna in Ser Stoot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

Gpbe uts assoere Spitbmbem SeSomoere
GeranIasmt9e EFT Ste ,,Spmttttentafbanoe.'
Snaenienre ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9lusIieferunsseeIet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30
Weiltdlt

miro Elm gemanoter 3eitungsreiian-
Der. applifotionen 31 ri6ten an Die
Expedition Ser Sreie &reiie fiir
Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-30

5ubn s.. Bolton, 0ffentli6er go.
tar. @rln6eigentum. 9lgent fir
&eniionsanIprii6e. 3immer 8, CT.
Sarnes SoteG, Oft-&oitYton Strobc,
8ei6e Telephone $50.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
THE COST OF IMPERIALISM.
Excess of Insular Expenditures
Over Revenues $570,524.
Density Of Population in the Philip
pines Greater Than in Japan,
Italy, Germany or France.

Washington, D. C.-According tc
the annual report of Brigadier-Gen-
erai Clarence r. Edwards, Chief OF
the Bureau of Insular Affairs of the
War Department, the excess of insular
expenditures over revenues during
the past fiscal year was $570,524. The
excess of receipts over expenditures
in the city of Manila was $32S,367.
The expenditures of the Republic OF
Cuba on account of American inter-
vention from October l 1906, to June
% last were $757,343. These expen-
ditures were made from funds al
Iotted by the provisional Government
from time to time for army expend1-
lures due directly to the army service
in Cuba The statement OF extraor-
binary expenditures on account OF the
army of pacification in Cuba, which,
under Congressional legislation, are
to be reimbursed from the Cuban
treasury, shows total of $5,Sll,822,
of which s3,376,735 was from Octo--
Der /, 1906, to June 80, 1907, and
the balance from then until June 30
last
The average density Of population
in the different provinces OF the Phll-
ippines compares very favorably with
some of the countries of Europe. In
Cebu 1t is greater than in Japan,
Italy, Germany or France.
The postal savings bank shows
steady Increase of business or the
depositors fifty per cent. are Ameri-
cans and forty Filipinos.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
JAILED DOODLER SHARES
IN PITTSBURG GRAFT
Martin Gets Part OF All the
Alleged Loot.
THE PRICE OF HIS SILENCE
Former Law1nalxer Confers Outside
Penitentiary With President Of
Councils--Heney to Investigate
VIII Act by Presidents Wish.

Pittsburg Those who are probing
the Council graft cases in Pittsburg
profess to have found evidence that
former Councilman William A. Mar
tin, who is serving three years in
Riverside Penitentiary for boodling,
is being taken care Of by the Doodle
Councilmen, that his. share OF any
large graft carefully has been set
aside for him. Councilman Martin
was caught trying to graft 10000
in the Tube City Railroad business
and sent to prison for three years
Martin recently had long confer
ence outside the prison with Presi-s
dent William Brand, Of the Councils,
the only one of the seven under ar
rest whose bail is held at 100000.
The convict was brought from the
penitentiary ostensibly for the pur-
pose of having him as witness in a
certain case, but he was not called
Instead, he was made the hero of re-
ception by his former colleagues, and
he and Brand talked together for
hours.
That led to a quiet but thorough
investigation of conditions by the
Voters League, and it is asserted
there is proof that Martin, the first of
the boodlers to be caught, agreed not
to tell on the whole gang only when
he was taken care of financially by
the rest of the boodlers
There is rumor that Francis J.
Heney, who uncovered the Oregon
land frauds and was conspicuous in
the San Francisco graft prosecutions.
is coming here soon at the request of
President Roosevelt to investigate the
alleged bribery so far as it is connect
ed with Federal institutions Ae-
cording to Washington reports, Mr..
Heney was in conference with the
President on the Pittsburg situation.
If he comes here it will be in the ca
pacity of special examiner, it is said.
to investigate the alleged use of
money by officers of national banks to
cause their institutions to be made
repositories of the. citys funds. A
statement was made at the prelimin-
airy hearings Of the men under arrest
hat $4,000 had beenthus expended.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
BRIBERY ARRESTS IN
P|TTSBURG'S COUNCIL
Seven Lawmakers Charged by
Voters League With Corruption.
ACCUSED BLOCKED REFORMS
Mayor Guthrie Set Trap For Bribing
Ring Aided by Civic League,
He Sought Evidence Following
Hold-Ups Of Ordinances.

.
Pittshurg pittshuro was cfirrad
~ +h 49,. u = !.
~ sne arrest q seven members OF
the FINANCE, Committee of Common
and Select Councils and The hresident
and cashier If ! local hsnl, ~
$780,, =
On'i seS u bribery ana the allegeo
corruption OF members of Council in
the passage of various kinds Of Iegis-
lation durinp tba Iast txuo ,,a.r. NJ
49,, -
.iien wele leleaseu on Donus ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Councilmen arrested are
Josenb q waseon II w II MAJ.
aney. Jacob SoffeI. n Cantain .Tohn
p Kle;n r n A+1,;,,sa,, TEr;i,s ~. -
Brand and High Fararson Rrand is
president If tho rom, 3 r,on,,oii
The hankers orrastad are w w
Ramsey nres;dent and viIs.ol,
cashier. If the German Nrat;ona II
Bank Of Pittsburp n i a1,esaS Az
on lime D 1a0o tbev gawa On sno
to the Councilmen r. indnce fha,, * ~
continue +ha fxarn,an NTa+iS,,aJ ! : - = ~
pository If civ funds r. Il said tfs+
other hanks will he attaciod Dell
was fixed at six l00 IN aach casa
The informations wara naado ~
Tensard De WOLFE sacratarv ~ AZ bs
Civic League Of Alleghenv conn Nv
He was untiI recently nowsn rrss.
reporter. n Sp'-p0-
The charges AGAINST wassor x,ain
and Brand CONTAIN Two conn+s - asi tha
same charge Each ConnciI1nan w vas
held under ak mn hai1 ~ aa ~
charge a. that thase tbraa Nd e eaoh
to mt m sac 100 Hail 49, $50
The attornevs who are mol of +ba
charges are Pattarson Acbas =, rs ),
SterTitt: Wits n McrooL T. W VIII -
3. Rod gers Mavor caoroe r,,tb,;a
and A. Leo We'll Tbav renrasan otI +h -
Civic League and viii nrasa ~ T4s t ti,e
cases = 4 S9esus0 ~
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29

Austria will try conciliatory meth.
DDS with Servia.
The Government of British India is
securing the views Of chambers OF
commerce and other public bodies in
that country relative to its railways
along the line of extensions and gem
eral improvements.
The preparations for a blockade of
La Guayra were completed by Cas-
tro's order, and the merchants Of
both Caracas and La Guayra ordered
large stocks In expectation Of Siege
of the coast city by Hollands war;
ships.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
EXPANDING CONSERVATION.
Canada and Mexico Invited to a
Conference.

Washington, D. C.-By inspiration
Of President Roosevelt the movement
for conserving the natural resources
Is to be expanded from national to
d continental undertaking This is
shown by an announcement from the
White House that a conference hav-
ing for its object "the conservation
Of the natural resources of North
America is to be held at the White
House ON February 49, The Presi-
lent has sent Clifford Pinchot, chief
forester, as his personal envoy to de-
liver invitations to the Governor
General and the Premier of Canada
and to President Diaz of Mexico. Mr..
Pinchot, after performing his mission
In Canada, will go direct to Mexico
to call on President Diaz. AS the
result of the invitations it is ex-
pected that the Canadian Govern
ment and President Diaz will send
representatives to the conference.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29

A State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League
was organized in South Carolina on
October 20.
In addition to appropriating $780,
900 for hospital for contagious dis
eases, the Common Council of But
falo, has decided to erect a separate
tuberculosis hospital, for which a
special appropriation will be made.
The Louisiana Tuberculosis
League opened free clinic for con-
sumptives at 1909 Tulane avenue,
New Orleans, on November 8. AT
the end OF the first week. twenty
seven new patients were listed, and
the daily attendance was fourteen.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29

The Erie Railway Company's i'm
mense concrete arch over the Penn
sylvania Railroad was condemned by
a State inspector. The arch is on the
Fries new cutoff between Dalton
and Cuba, N ", and has been crumb-
ling for month on account Of quick
sand under the foundation. Penn
sylvania trains between Rochester
and Olean are obliged to transfer pas
engers between Belfast and Oramel.
Men were set to work making an
opening through the dirt filing be.
low the arch for a temporary track.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29

New Years Day, January 1.
Conversion of St. Paul, January rs.
Publication B. ". M, February Q.
Septuagesima Sunday. February z.
St. Valentine, February IA.
Sexagesima Sunday, February IA.
Quinquagesima Sunday, February FL.
Shroye Tuesday, February %.
Ash Wednesday Client begins), Feb
ruary "a.
Quadragesima Sunday, February %.
ST. Patrick's Day, March II.
Mid-Lent Sunday, March 81.
Palm Sunday, April 4.
Good Friday, April 8.
Easter Sunday, April IL.
Low Sunday. April 18.
st. George, April %.
st. Mark, April rs.
Saints Philip and James, May 1.
Rogation Sunday, May 16.
Ascension (Holy) Thursday, May 20.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
FoRBrDs HER TO SPEAK TO MAN
Court Enjoins Young Woman Against
Charming an Old Farmer.

Winona, MINI. Court Commits.
sioner Gibson, of Trempealeau, Wis,
has granted an injunction in behalf
Of relatives OF Leroy Bell an old
aalesyille farmer, restraining Miss
from speaking to, having any COM
munication with, advising or infiu-
encing Bell, and preventing her from
disposing OF property decided to her
by him. Action was begun by Bells
relatives to prevent che sale of deed
to $40, 900 of property near Galesville,
which, it was said, was given to Miss
Louden by the old man. It was all
legged the defendant had inveigled the
farmer into giving her presents of va
rious sorts and to deed to her his re-
naming possession, $4,000 farm.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
COURT GIVES FUND TO HEIRS.
Disapproves Request For Teaching OF
Swedenborg's Doctrines.

Lancaster, Pa. Believing that
Emanuel Swedenborg's work, entitled
"Conjugal Love-" advocates to some
extent laxity in the relations of men
and women, and that the teaching
of the doctrines contained in it would
be contrary to public policy, Judge
e. G. Smith, of the Orphans Court.
awarded a fund of $4,000, be-
queathed by Frederick S. Kamph for
the founding of university in Phila-
delphia for instruction in Sweden
borg's doctrines, to the Kamph heirs.
The Academy of the New Church and
the General Church of the New Jeru-
salem each claimed the fund under
the bequest,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
CAD TELLS OF SHOOTING BOY
Youthful Hunter and Fisherman
Quarrelled and Latter Killed.

Worcester, Mass Francis E.
Jones, a sixteen-year-old boy, whose
body was found on the ice on Lake
Quinsigamond, was shot by Ralph
William Krantz, lad of fourteen, ac-
cording to a statement made to the
police by Krantz, who was taken into
custody on a charge of murder
Krantz said that he left home with
a shotgun to go hunting. At Half
Moon Pond, part of Lake Quinsiga-
nond, he met Jones, who was fishing
through the ice The two boys quar-
relied, and Krantz, according to his
confession, levelled his shotgun at
Jones head and fired the charge
striking the young fisherman in the
head and killing him. Krantz then
picked up Jones' revolver and the fish
that Jones had caughtand went home
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
CHRONOIOGICAL UYCLEs.
THE SEASONS.
Eastern Time.


There will be ipses this the Sun and two Of the
Total Of Moon, the Moon rising with the eclipse
visible partial eclipse
northern limb follows:
he the extreme
The Sun will ecpsd East
Machnaw City
Mich visible as follows New York 7O4 M Chicago 67 M Bos
TOT p. m
Of the
portion the United States
occurring
w. 0 the December ~. invisible
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
ss.ooo,ooo FOR KINGSTON.
British Companies Agree to Pay 50
Per Cent. of Earthquake Claims.

Kingston, Jamaica. News received
from London announces that the Eng
lish insurance companies have agreed
to settle all claims resulting from the
earthquake and fire of January Ia,
1907, on basis of eighty-five per
cent, without adjustment and includ-
ing costs.
Insurers payments on claims ag-
gregating over $4,000, 900 commenced
here December %.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
Depose Bank oficers.

Pittsburg The German National
Bank of Pittsburg issued statement
that at meeting of the board of di.
rectors w. w. Ramsey, president, and
A. A. Vilsack, cashier, both under ar
rest in the counciimanic bribery case,
have been deposed. A. A. Frauen,
helm has been elected president and
J. F. w. Eversman cashier to succeed
them. The reason given for this
move is that the bank directors dis.
covered that the money had been put
to improper use"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
CARNEGIE RIDrCULEs TARIFF.
Testifying at Washington, D. O., Says
That Protection is Not Needed Now.

Washington, D. C.--Andrew Car
negie argued and joked with the
Ways and Means Committee for sey-
eral hours in behalf of free trade in
steel Much of his time he devoted
to criticising the committees method
Of investigation, and urging that only
added bewilderment could result
from the further following of those
methods.
81 am such protectionist as the
President-elect is, he exclaimed late
In the afternoon, rising from his seat
and waving his hands forcefullyto the
fifteen members sitting in semi-cir-
tie around him. 'But we, the steel
men, don't need protection any more.
Protection now can only work a Sc
rious injustice to the consumer"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
$50 900. 900 Telephone Issue.

A trust deed given to secure a $780,.
100000 first mortgage issue of the
Chicago Telephone Company was
filed at Chicago The bonds, dated
December / this year, are to mature
in fifteen years, the interest rate not
to exceed five per cent. The money
Is to be used to extend tho company's
service.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
GRIEF KILLS STRONG MAN.
His Life Gone Through Regret For
Having Shot Friend For Deer.

Minneapolis, MIMI Intolerable re-
greet, crumbling all the vital forces OF
his being, is believed to have caused
the death of Charles Wingren, who
lived with his wife and seven children
in Inez, Crookston County. Win
gren, who was only twenty-seven
years old, was strong and healthy un-
til few weeks ago, when he shot and
killed neighbor, his closest friend,
in mistake for deer. The official re-
port of Wingrens death stated he
died of apoplexy, rare complaint for
a young man who has lived his whole
life in the healthy open air. Those
who knew jWingren best say he died
of broken heart.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
TURKEY MAY GET $4,000. 900.
Reported Offer by Austria Hungary
For the Two Provinces.

Berlin Frankfurter Zeituns
learns from trustworthy source that
Austria-Hungary is prepared to grant
Turkey $20,000,000 as compensation
for the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina. The paper adds that
the transaction only awaits necessary
formalities
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
THE PLANETS.

Mercury brightest AS
setting after farthe
East of the Sun March 1.
a 18
M
when
fecy little Mercury when brightest
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
oNEoNrA HOTEL BURNS.
Many Marrow Escapes in Fire Cans
ing 100000 Damage.

Oneonta, n. Y.-Fire which for q
time threatened the destruction of the
whole business section of Oneonta de-
stroyed the Arlington Hotel and seven
other buildings in the heart of the
city, causing a loss of fully 100000.
Many Of the occupants of the hotel
and of the living apartments in the
other buildings had narrow escapes,
none Of them being able to save any
or their effects.