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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

After bearing a beautiful bunch
Of carnations 70 Joseph = Perrine,
the Great Northern express mes.
Fenger who NhH badly beaten by
two train robbers 40 train No "a
WIS leaving the Union depot yes
terday morning II > 10 a. clock and
expressing his sympathy for the
wounded man. Stanley Strickland.
brakeman. - years old. was this
morning taken 10 police beadquar
tens by Detective "a. Q. Adams
where he underwent a severe ex-
animation at the hands 81 detect
ives abo have been detailed 10 run
dowu he bandits
Strickland told the officers that
be left the service 81 the Great
Northern Mas / When Strickland
approached the bedside Of the
wounded messenger this morning
be greeted pcrriue with a cherry
aAello. how are you today
Pefnnc turned his gaze to stnck-
land. looked At him unhlinkingiy
FOR several seconds. aud finally
proffered hla left hand which the
brakeman grasped. Perfinc Was
unable 10 call strickland's name.
and 10 some Il appeared that tie
formers eyes dilated as though
from suppressed excitement
Taken to HeAda1ar, ers.
After a deaHitory conversation.
Adams and Strickland started for
police headquarters. Sergeant Of
Detectives Tenant sent for vii.
liam y Smart. q iaborcr. who saw
the bandits leave the train al the
west base Of Queen Anne hill brit
it NHs decided 20 discharge Strick.
land before smafts arrival Strick'
land was taken TO the police sta.
tion last might bf Detectives Phil.
lips and HxFue. hut released.
Strickland told The detectives this
morning that lie would Always be
ready 20 give them am informa-
ton possible.
other than the talk with strick.
land. the operatives and detectives
Who have been detailed on The
case have talked with no person
who would Be apt TO throw llght
on the crime.
Pergine MAS perfectly rational
this morning aud told the first con-
neeted story Of the assault IN the
express car. To q representative Of
The Star nc said
Perrine Tells Story.
I was standing about six cor
eight feet from the door when !
noticed fairly tail. liEht com
ple2ioned man. with sharp fea.
lures. enter ! should say he WAS
about feet : or inches in height.
lie had on brakeman's uniform,
cap and all The suit had The reg.
ulatlon silver buttons
lie showed q Ions barreled Saith
4 Wesson revolver at my stomach
and said Put np your hands
4 thought he was foollng as
traiumen sometimes try to hluff
the express messenger ] told hlm
60 90 along about his business All
this time the fellow kept curainE
me because would not raise my
hands. lie circled around me and
naturally ! turned "a keep my eyes
on him When my back was to-
ward the door the other fellow
came In. had a feeling thar he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Comedies Defeat.

WASHINGTON, MAY u u, s.
Senator Jonathan nourpe PRACTICAL
Is comedies his defeat in The Ore
gon state convention 60 BE held in
Portland Thursday Vie declared.
however, that he would not serve
on the state delegation I instructed
for Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
GARCIA DIES
AT LAST
Murderer Trapped by Dttec-
lives Finally Escapes
From Pain.

Joseph Albert Garcia alias Cor
dova. the Mexican desperate who
vas shot down b. a sguad Of de.
tectlvea at First az. and Pike st.
on the night Of May while re
sis;ing arrest. died a the Way side
Emergency hospital shortly before
2 80 O'Clock this morning
Death was due to peritonitia, 81
perinducad ~ a bullet wound
through the right lung The body
was removed 10 the li0nney.Wat.
son undertaking establishment. 40
arrangements for the funeral have
yet been made.
Murdered Policeman.
Garcia was wanted IN salt Lake
CITY for the murder Of Paifolman
Charles s. Ford iast Deccmbcf The
Mexican Uas traced 10 Seattle and
BETRAYED 70 the local police b. q
stool pigeon in consideration Of
$500 reward which had been OF.
fcfed bg the Salt Lake authorities
The stool pigeon performed hts part
OF the contract By ateerins the Mex.
lean into n waiting POSSE ~ de
tectivea ~ First AZ and Pike st.,
whore be was shot down
The bullet which caused the Mex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Bryan tiss Not Heard.

WASHINGTON. MAY 13-My
Bryan said today that he could
hardly believe the story about his
son.in-law. for the reason That
neither Mrs. Levitt, who Is living
In Lincoln. Neh.. nor himself have
been notified OF the affair by
l.eavitt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
MAJ, Missing People.

IA PORTE lud. May i1-i.sts
~ fsun many diileFeut parts ct
II eunatry Indicate ths disappear
49, 4 ssxeral persons. who are
~ sAossht b. thelF friends aad
Naslsss Il have been slain ct the
~ Gunnszs farm aud buried IN
~ murdAEesa garasn.
snll kell. q Kansas. drew g. GOO
40 he hzak tao years agn and
trs'efoasly disappeared No Sofd
IL 49, rereired from him siues.
h ltsnds leal sure he received
az u he GUINNESS mmtrimouy al
swaNnenss and went 70 The muir
81 afaa
gkzs.ss : EggmAn II Newcastle
h 4 sIso nambsfed among the
nk1zx. After taxing 8 600 - his
hr4<aFmasi savings frun the hank
h IN Newcastle aud has not since
irsn heard from
yuanx womAn also disappeared
fun nlashami0n. y I under y
s1sT Circumstances HeF relatives
xass hat thsy fear she became ae
saintsd stfh belle Guinness and
"a nafdsred
o. 4 the watches found In
-msrt~rs garden was today idsn
t1ed A. the property % Ole Baf
Aesx u lol.. Wis. Who answered
sxs q he Gaancsa womAns matfls
MAJ a6ssruemsnts lie - miss.
hf
sssrsiinu Information.
fhF tie first time since the
esssszs mafder M stery develop
x he zsfhoFiiiss usre told TODAY
4 sirrumstancss that indicate that
sreH ersssef man had been acting
a. fu GahnesS agent. that Il Il
ppbahle sAat he helped to uups
ns FsetEms
fks Startling new evidence Il
h7sa n letter from a Cleveland
nan. rsose same Chief of Police
teesTaae refuses 20 dlYulxe.
Eas writer says that last August
y szs raitinE Tor a car when he
~ sesl dressed man. whO rep
''ssatsa hsmself 10 be a caftiaman
Hq2 Chicszo he said he knew
~ stdow who wanted man
" f'fanger asked II he would like
~ y Ia Porte and b. replied
nn Ae certainly would not. The
h1zgef said thai the woman
would % 70 Cleveland n her fare
- Heid A momeut later he pre-
*h'sd ne Cleveland man with 4
tnaazFafih u Belle GanneHs
ne poiice claim 70 have other
enqenes nat this villain vas an
49, q Mrs Guinness and that his
A's'eizFiers we're IN Chicago.
ko'ofman Carlson has informed
u Io.lfe that the description by
= sFsssf TALES with a man VITO
assaealiy alighfcd from a street
"a Rear the Guinness farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ia
Antonio VEGA. % years old, was
found dead In his room today hav-
ne committed suicide bx shooting
sInseif through the head Vega
49, been out OF work for some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
p.rlss cenisuIen.

IA PORTE. Ind. MAJ H. RAJ
i.usAers today denied a STORY that
4 "a made to Rev schell of
nairnws. a comrlefe confession.
! 80 xtea limited At such a
ala<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Jurymen in Stralton Trial
Are Taken Out to
Ballard.
Case Goes to Jury This
Afternoon and State
Is Confident.

After listening % heated discus
aiona on the rplatife speed merits
ot automobiles. the Gus &. STRAIT
ton Jury early this afternoon took
a ulp to the scene Of the acct
dent at Ballard Ia which sta year.
old Henrietta johnson met her
death
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
George NAndrrveur secured pars
mission from Judge A " Frater
60 have the iuEY 50 over the
ground IN order "a get first hand
Information W. To how thiekiY set.
tied the uetxhborhood N aud the
Krade Of the hin down which tho
automobile came before Il struck
the little Eifl.
James Seobey If ballard was the
pflneinls witness during the mpgn.
inE. claiming to have gone aFef
che ground last night aud SUNDAY
la fess the speed Al Which an auto
mobile could En up and down the
hill
Tests tire speed.
With a Hpeeanaaeser Va his sxa
car. be drove beside another auto
mobile running under similar con
ditlons 80 strattan'a automobile
did vheu che accident occurred. ou
January 20
We made ~ miles an haar 70.
lng 40 the hill and 10 miles "a
hour coming down. said senbey
lie Nas put through a Erunlling
cfpss organization by Mr.. Wander
ye~r. sho tried q catch the pit.
ness III bis kuowisdEa concerning
an automobile. with Che jury dulng
i,s basl 20 understand everything
that uas being said
To the best Il Yonr tnos ledge.
Nj scohey. asked NanderYear,
what speed could = t0'horNe. pow ~
automobile running on three eyiin
aers attain after II bad run down
four uur cent grade for SIS or
seven hiorkaf"
Mr. EeobcY eyaded tho qsestiun
b. answering that the car last
might had Eune ie miles an hour
Ssx.fAi times the witness was Aak
I'd the same auestiou bot ssndea
q aud then the prosecusing atior
nuY in rag" Indirectly charged
soobey Nth quihhlinE aud this pre-
eipliated a wosdY combat between
counsel Tor both sides Nj Van.
dsrYsef claimed that an aHtomo-
bile cunid set % that speed alone
By eoasf{pE
Auto Experts Testify.
Frank TELLS aud n q Chldesi.f
we're also called bY tho defsnss 20
testify 70 the running merits nf
automobiles resulting In a Haze ~
automobile uxpr~aaions
Iullna Christsnaou. Otto Chris
tsnson. 6 =. Christensen and Carl
simpson. on the stand yesterday
afternoon fnr the state. testified
that the automobile vas suluE any
where from % to 80 mile an hour
~ the time ~ the accident Sew.
erai witnesses testified for the de.
Tense that the accident did not 80
cur in a thiokiy settled portion II
the city This makes considerable
difference ~ the speed limit yafies
according 20 the degree In which
nelKhborhood II built mp.
u Is expected that the ease vii
60 to the jury BY night with the
state claiming that u has made
uui clear case against Stfatton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

!. Masuda. charged with grand
larceny for helping himself 20
$3.50 which belonged 20 Mrs. G. l..
l.. Guyot today pleaded guilty 81.
fore Judge 4. W Frater Ia the
superior court and was remandci
for sentence.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
Where II Relonned.

Old Gent--Neat race that. sonny
That black horse OF Sheedys is a
dandy But who does that little brown
bObtail belong to?
Boy-That belongs to the little
brown horse sir-Judge.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
A Simple preeaution.

so you have decided 10 let tbs
people have constitution
Yes answered the auioCrat.
have concluded that We might as wei
have one. But We viii take care Il
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

As long ago as 1913 Coryate visited
Constant!nople and has left minute
account OF lbs manners and customs.
Among other matters he notes that
1T Is the custom that whatsoever any
fire arispth I'M the city to hang up him
i'm whose house it hegirneth az now.
a cook. in whose house II begun, was
hanged mp presently after the ire
ceased q" The TURKS themselves. il APP
pears. we're models of GOOD breeding.
The Turk doth never az the saluting
OF his friend az any time Of the day.
or>when he dEnkcth TO him at dinner
or supper. bntNdF his tarban cas- we
Christians do our hats one to.anotherl
but boweth his head and puttcth his
right hand upon his breast. so that he
utterly disliketh 'he fashion that is
used among us Of putting of our hats.
therefore. when h. wisheth any M "a
his euemy he prayeth God 10 send him
no more rcst than Chrisiians hat
Washington Post -
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

have enough good constitutional laH
yers attached TO our court To make
sure Of it's being interpreted our way
Kansas CITY Times
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

sively discussed IN Tue prtsS ans. oven
grew to such pIopOTtlp That the gov
crnmcHt~ %, gan Investigations and gave
the pubiic> It's hrst view from the baclc
Of tho toOtiights Of ,dertaiu phases of
financial and political corruption. The
theme was a-heW- one and il Was unani-
'InoGsly agreed that Nj. Klein treated IL
in excellent fashion. He did not un-
dertako 90 write "a prrachy story and
press 4 lot OF impossible characters into
sprrtc for Us Interpretations Instead
he undertook Co picture matters - they
are understood hy every man aud wom-
am OF Intelligence.
Mr. Kltin's fricBfs cautioned lin
that the play could not succeed because
il mad tor it's chief character AN ac-.
rutatt sketch OF the guiding spirit OF
one Of the noted corporations, but the
measure OF success II has achieved
proves their tack OF Judgment
The characters ln The Lion and tho
Mouse are all Representatives. 'uf the
better element OF rhe American people
There are no degcuerates OF either sCN
and such well known stage figures as
John Burkett Ryder Shirley Eossmore.
jefferson Ryder KATE Roberts. eX-
Judge St0ti ana Judge Eossmorc can be
fpund In any American city. There
win be matinces Wednesday and sat
uFuaV
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

no feathers The plain neat kind. that
looks right Times Prinung Co.. IS
Iohn R-sL Phone 149a
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

dancing are simply irresistible. Mr.
Burt viii be remembered here through
hts connection with "A Country Cir"
and when johnny Comes Marching
Home.
And what shall We say OF dainty
smiling Alkaline Fildes, the charming
soubrette? Suffice II TO say that she Is
"A comedienne or exceptional ability
she is cast for Abydos I'm The Wizard g.
part that aptly suits her
The prlma donna * Grace Walscr,
charming. graceful. and gifted with a
beautiful soprano voice which she uses
with Intelligence. All the members are
cast la parts th1i suit them well. The
mana cement is sparing no expense and
no effort to make the season memoir
able one. In costumes and scenery the
operas viii hc deliberately dressed. and
an augmented orchestra OF 10 pieces
win be provided a. the mana cement
is only charging popular prices for
what apptars to BE- a s. show. the La
favcttc should be packed every per
fOTmauce-
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
,AT TIIE WHITNEY

sold Into slavery" vivid picture Of
the wrong praCtiCed hV many mothers
I'm forcing upon their daughters undo
WhituCy next week. commencing sun
day afternoon. The principal characters
are those OF Kate Metz daughter OF
Adolph Metz. a Kind old Gcrmnu On
graver. Austin Rogers, a gray haired
lihertine. ana Robert Drummond the
lover OF Kate. Rates step mother
forces Kate into - marriage with Aus
tin Rogers. q marriage which the girl
refuses 20 live Nd TO. The evil mfnde of
Rogers. however, provides scheme
whereby her pride forces her into his
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

arms. tie accuses her aged father OF
couuteIfritag and IN order 10 save Nun
from "A prison cell the girl consents !"
become what NRogers wishes her 10
Young Drummohd discovers the mar
'riage - "a fraud Hhat Rogers rs hlms"li
al INF head OF the CONTRIBUTORS ana
that kHtr's step-mOthcr' ~ an adNeha
turess ana i'm league with the counter
letters The action OF the play opens IN
"A hack room OF the shop OF Adolph
Metz, the father Act two shows the
marriage of the unhappy Kate the sec
ond scene I'm act two the root garden
Kate rs rescued by her lover. Act
thrtr-dcals with the Counterfelters and
the lover The former becoming des-
pcratc by the continued following or
the lover, WhoE has resolved to remove
all stigma from the fathers name, tries
20 end his life, but is frustrated by Kate
at the last moment Thrills comedy
and big scenic effects are all promised
FOR the production.
Matinees viii be given daily except
Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
AT THE AVENUE.

tire built TO exploit in AN amusing
manner the foiblcs and vanities OF pro-
fessiondl people, Will be presented at
the Avenue thcater Sunday afternoon
and for the remainder OF the week. by
Mortimer NJ THESES The Strolling
Players During the course Of THIS
unique entertainment Maude Adams
viii appear as Peter PAN Blanche Bates
in "Tlrr Girl of the Golden Vest Rob-
ert Mantell as Richard III" George
NJ Conan as the Yankee Doodle
Comedian" Gertrude HOFFMAN as "Sa-
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
"a nv LOCHL PLAYHOUSES 81

.clttfrest entertainers now before the
public Among them might be- mem
tlnurd A. carleton, the skinny guy,
whose guiqui personality together
with his fuuN 'puttrt has been quite
FAMILIAR ta vaudeville audiences the
country over
Auoturt act chat Is quite new. 10
V3tudctUlelin this. section BIS thBtof Mul-
lev Chuu q Muller hoop EXPERTS, who
are. sand 10 he an the very top In
manipulating tue hoops The Belong
brothers European strong men, with
thrii bicycle novelty are also on the
bin. aA is Lillian TNce. the Irish singing
Comcdlcuu'. formerly OF the sister
team OF 'fycc a Jermon. In conclusion
tho kiuetoEtapu pictures VIII prove as
pleasing as any Of the current season
Al THE LNCEUM.
Tn, annual faVoritc. Miss Rose Mel
VILE. VIII come To the LyCeum for one
Week. commencing sunday afternoon,
ma hcr al, liKhtful and entertaining I'm
PRESERVATION OF the quaint Posey county
girl isis hopkins. The homely say
lnEs ct TINS philosophical creation, her
quiet comedy, ana lONabie disposition.
has made isis Hopkins one OF the
great American plays OF comedies This
Is Miss McN lies tenth season, and II
IL said IL Will Ice her last
This season the manager. j TX stir
ling, has provided new scenic outnt
and several new specialties have been
Included ia the famous seminary scene,
where sis executes the "snakentlne
dance. Obtdlul rCCtteS number or
new opiprauls and the girls indulge in
the various frolics OF seminary girls.
III, play Is not without IT. love interest
and pdtAOs, FOR both are strong
throughout. particularly the scene
where Sis awakeHs 20 the fact that fine
CLOTHES ana words 10 not make "A man.
and that those from whom words OF
love and ,splAce flow like water from an
artcslan Wy may not alwaya be sim
cerc "a what they say The awaken
ing scene. when size learns that the
mar that ~ has wou her first kiss Is
false 9Nhen she cries out 10 her father
In the agony OF a tQrmrnted mnd TO he
allowed 10 go away to-. learn TO lie
and scheme and break folks. hearts
like other fOlks Is one OF the strongest
6Tvf given . comedy drama.
MutiuCFs VIII be given on sunday.
Wednesday, ana saturday.
NJ THE LAFAYETTE.
" nat. will Undoubtedly prove the
most Interesting event in local theatri-
Gals viii be the opening OF the winter
season of comic opera ut the Lafayette
by the, Manhattan Comic Opera Co. The
offering foT next week is THE Wizard
OF the Nile" the tunefup Victor Herbert
opera in which Frank Daniels won 50
puch fame. The Manhattan Opera Go.
Is composed OF an unusual number OF
we'll known artists. many tof whom ire
faVorably known IN Detroit.
At the head OF the company rs Cass
Burt. whose fuD making and eccentric
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
~ Ti,i3 DETROIT.

For the week commencing most Mon
day Tho Lion and thr Mouse, the
most notable SUCCESS in American
comedy -drlJuY tliat has bVyn produced
in a decpd@ fiiIhr' srrh at dhr Detroit
opera house.
IL VIII Del giNcD iu the same attrac-
tive form as WhCu lust seen here, for
Edmond brcese still has the role of
bc money king. d1fu Burk.tt lTdcr
and Frazer Coulter Malcolm Duncan.
t.lla Craven T. A. Ebcrle., Reginald
Darlington Walter Alien Marion Pol
lock Johnson and Margaret Shayuc viii
have the roles theF have been PLAYING
for the past three seasons Nh Klein =
play proved q huge success ou its mi
tal visit aud its reception last year
was no less cordial
Mr.. Klein won great renoWu when he
selected an issue that had boon rNtrn-
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
At THE TEMPLE.

J. ". Moore. proprietor or tht Tenn
ple' ,heatsG, VIII ompT another eNccltoRt
. ,audeNille bin FOR the patrons OF that
popular tnCater next week. with John
Tyams ana Leila Mcintyre. the ENpoN-
fiOn Four, and the sharp brothers. and
theT sis dUskv bellies as the special
feature attractions Hyams ~ Mcintyre
have been before the public long
period OF time, and thor very funny
,omtdY "ito Wives has-Caused mill
lion people to forget their troubles.
The Exposition Four. composed of the
Alexander brothers and Brady, has not
hrtn before tbr Funilc quite as long ~
HNams X Mcintyre but during the
time they have boon iu vaudeville they
have sbcrome known to managers as
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

Tome. and David Warfield as The
Musir Master Members OF Mr. THESE
company VIII impcrsouato the stars i'm
these popular roles and among the imi-
tators are Katherine Pearl. Eddie Bar
TO. Sam Licbcrt sam Heru, the Church
CttN Four. Margie Coubov, Lillian Ar
del and Jeanette Wood
Tnrle ie 70 great deal or comedy.
music. singing and dancing in the show
for tht plot lis "a thiu one In the dane
ing Lire the Broadway pony ballet Will
be- prominent. Many speCialties will DE
introduced Including that charming
ouc-act play New Years Eve"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

thousands OF play goers who have seen
him wall need no Introduction to him
With the Rose Hill Folly company the
bIrlcsque viii be IN three acts. entitled
The knights of the Red Garter and
DE VIII be- seen to advantage in the com
edy part He has made the whole coun-
try laugh and has an enviabIe rcputa-
tlon as fun maker. He viii be as
sisted 10y r. t. Thomas. ldYlla Nyner. a
magnificent type OF the perfect woman.
ami Henrietta Wheeler. "a charming
soubrrtte. DAINTY Mile. Beatrice. tBlanch
Newcomb and the Four Londons. who
have an act that is the sensation Of
both hcmisphercs in gNmnastiC circles.
The chorus contains score Of young
ladies carefully selected for thoir
voices as well as their appearance.
Manager Ward. Of the GaXety thea
ter. has inaugurated new feature
which viii meet with favor among his
lady patrons. At each Monday matinee
lady can secure a reserved seat for
10 cents. by presenting At the box Of
ice the coupon which is printed iu sat
urdaN's advertisement OF the Gayety
thtdtcT.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12

the very best in their particular line.
Comedian Brady has long been asso-
GATED with the principal minstrel or
ganizations of the past and present. and
was contemporary with Billy Emerson.
Billy Rice. Billy West George Primrose.
George ThGChtcr. and the other kings
of blapkfacc comedy.
The sharp brothers. with their six
husky bellies. viii NO doubt be one Of
the big hits of the season. These
brothers first appeared IN vaudeville
win Eddie leonard in The Land o.
Cotton, and their dancing was the
TALK of TIE town. The sharp brothers
have but recently returned from Eng
land. where they were the great Am-ri-
can dancing feature over the Moss-Stoll
circuit Of English vaudeville houses
Manager Moore has sandwtched be-
tween the acts mentioned some Of the
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
Trying Him out.

Did you know. Willie. that your
Dig sister had invited me 20 take din.
ner with your family next Sunday p"
asked Mr.. /Newbeau
sure replied her little brother
Ma and pa told her they wanted to
sec what Kind Of table manners
(, oh'ye Philadelphia Press
The Detroit times., 1908-09-12
Ar TIE GANItTN.

Far and away the most handsomely
staged production or 1 ha burlesque cir
cult the present season Is the Rose Hin
Folly company. whicv viii he the offer
ing AT the Gayety theatcr for, the week
cornmensing with piHtinee sunday.
The show Is under the difecttouA OF
Messrs. Rice a. BartOn ana this should
be autHcient. guarantee that-dt Is all
that can be desired. Geo W. Rice is
the leading producer and the many
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-14
THE
VOTING
TRUST

Bsllmore Id Nay l4-As the re-
salt q tha dsH Of tha voting trus-
tees 81 the sezboasd Air Line. made Al
: meeting lasr liarch. the existing ror-
ias truss of The road WITH be formally
dissolved tomogt1w Holsers q rot-
Ing certificates have exchanged them
tor actual stock q the railway CON
pany. srrangsments for sueh al sz-
change having been made b. local
trust companies
Practically the entire capital stock
q The railway including sz5.e00.oo0 d
preferred STOCK ard about $4,000. 900
of common STOCK has been held since
me organization Of The seaboard sys-
ten. eight years ago. has been held
b. eight voting trustees These rus-
tees are: John skelson Williams Of
Richmond S. Davies Waraeld Of Bal
tlmore; Thomas ?. Ryan. James Al
Blair John z. Dennis, 7. ]. Coolidge.
f. B. 2. Toak1m and 4. c. Pierce.