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Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29

An electrically operated clothes wrin-
ger is one of the latest inventions for the
domestic laundry.
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29
ASSIGNMENTS MADE

The following judicial assignments
have been announced beginning with the
September term of court and continuing
until the April term of court in Kent
county:
September term, 1908, New Castle
county, Chief Justice Lore. Judges Penne-
will and Boyce; alternates, Judges Grub
and Spruance.
October term, Sussex county, Chief
Justice Lore, Judges Grubb and Penne-
will; alternates, Judges Boyce and spru-
ance.
October term, Kent county, Chief JUS
tice Lore, Judges Grubb and Pennewill;
alternates, Judges Boyce and spruance.
November term, New Castle county,
Chief Justice Lore. Judges Spruance and
Boyce; alternates, Judges Grubb and
Pennewill.
January term, 1909, New Castle county,
Chief Justice Lore, Judges Grubb and
Pennewlll; alternates, Judges Boyce and
Spruance.
February term, Sussex county, Chief
Justice Lore, Judges Pennewill and Boyce;
alternates, Judges Grubb and Spruance.
February term. Kent county, Chief JUS.
tice Lore, Judges Pennewill and Boyce;
alternates, Judges Grubb and Spruance.
March term, New Castle County (for
the month of March), Chief Justice Lore,
Judges spruance and Boyce; alternates,
Judges Grubb and Pennewill; (for the
month of April) Chief Justice Lore,
Judges Grubb and Pennewill; alternates,
Judges Grubb and Pennewill.
April term, Kent county, Chief Justice
Lore, Judges SpruanGe and Boyce; alter
mates, Judges Grubb and Pennewill.
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29
MOSQUITOES STOP BUSINESS IN LEwEs

With a swarm of mosquitoes suddenly
ascending from the marshes and bay and
decending on the town like cloud, Lewes
business places we're compelled to close
last Saturday night and business came to
standstill. Even the work in the post
office was hindered, and clerks had diff.
Guilty in getting their work done by clos
ing time. Never in tie history of the
place have mosquitoes been SO bad.
The people took to their homes and
stayed inside with closed doors. One
big ice cream parlor was compelled to
close little after 8 o'clock at night, so
filled was the place with mosquitoes.
Old sailors say it was the worst night
they ever put in around that section of
of Delaware, and everybody welcomed
the northeast breeze that came in the
to drive the mosquitoes away.
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29
THE COUNTY FAIR

| The people of Delaware are looking
forward with keen interest to the County
Fair, which will be held in Wilmington,
at the Horse Show Park, September 1st,
I'd, Sd and 4th. Everything points to a
phenomenal success. The machinery de-
partment will alone be worth the price
of admission. Many new and interesting
labor-savi devices will be shown.
Much inlelrst is centured in this be.
cause there is no other opportunity to see
working models of farm machinery in
the State.
The poultry department will be very
large and would do credit to winter
show. Notwithstanding the fact that
chickens are not in good show condition,
the prospects for large exhibition are
good. One exhibitor has entered one
hundred and fifty birds and this alone
gives promise of great attraction.
An amusement midway, with a Wild
West Show, some dancing girls. and
number OF other amusements, which
maGea a county fair dear to the hearts of
young and old, will be prominent feat
ure.
Delaware College will add to the attrac-
tions this year by showing very large
exhibit of straws and grains and the |
effect of various fertilizers, and a number |
of fine horses, among these the magnifi-
cent Percheron stallion Of which the col
lege is so proud.
The speed contests will all be good. |
The farmers will have one race each day,
aud on Tuesday there will be pony race
in which there is much interest.
The comfort of the visitors is assured
by the rest tent, of which the Sunshine
Society will have charge. Visitors may
aeet their friends here &c tte te rest rest
from the crowd and noise. This will also
be headquarters for lost children. A
matron will have charge.
The men will have very pleasant rest
ing room on the Merchants midway,
where as the guests of the Mercantile As
sociation they can rest and chat during
any intervals of quiet |
The management has done everything
in its power for the comfort, pleasure
and safety of visitors, and the days of the
lair will be State holidays without
doubt.
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29
Convention Meets

The morning was spent in caucuses oi
the different counties and it was about
2 O'Clock when State Chairman T. Cole.
man DUPONT called the convention to or.
der and the pot began to boil. Former
Senator L. Heisler Ball was made tenn.
porary and permanent chairman of the
convention, and Prothonotary Frank L.
speakman was the temporary and per.
manent secretary
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-29

The TRAsscRIpr 81 PER YEAR.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

 ASSAULT

woman. when trey were attacked by tMrty-tvu men of tha artillery bat tery The officer was beaten Hta in- seusjhHts With a gun. aud tbe uaruu- nate young woman was dragged t, au isolated spot and assauto3
 After 1me H1If deal far hours tbc victim tt the outrage revived aud sue- ccedcd iu crawling Co a house some distance away and told her =tar, Twvuly-siS men alleged ta have been implicated u th. outrage are under arrest and arr chained together in inc camp prison They af. under constant guard tp prevent fyHs me. as sgutI= mcut iu the camp is strong agamst them. Six of tHe alleged assaiiints escaped. hut thrce of fhgu ware apprc- hrnded at EaWHus to-day Tho other three are sW at large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
TWENTY. SIX MEN OF KATHLEEN BATTERY ARRESTED AT
 LARAMIE. WYO.

DENVER A News special from Laramie. wyo- says that vhHr every effort has been made hs trc authuri- tics at Camp Emmet Crawford the military mauruver grounds. to keep the fact secret. il is known that an 3trbciuus crimr Was committed last Sunday by members of au artillery battery. Nbo assaulted ypuue woman leaving her bruised and m- euHsriuuS upon the ground
 According tu the story. nnn-com- mIssleued officer of thr Twenty first regiment was escartiug the young
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
HE FAILED
 TO DROWN

| wtlI be sent back To the asylum.
 Love Is labufiug under the dclusion that Thor whom Hr sass is his god has commanded his death and. am saering the command. Eovr said thls morning that he mad three times al- tempted to drown himself, but says hc was unable to sink
 The man according to his own story. left the station August F. While walking about in the yard he told one of his assoetatrs that he was going out for little stroll and would probably be gone forever. He left the asylum that day. and sags he walked all the way ta the spot where the patrolman found him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
eoVEY & DAWSON.
Real Estate and Mining Exehanqe.

Real Estate and Mining Exchange. FOR SALE Threr f-e.. uHa-r.a house. close m x3au Hau-y. tsu rooms. kitchen mun0-aaI arl .l.a. lafr let. ysou
 Splendid 5 room stony amar. agl. furnished. eett a,-i4hH l4asl.H. siaoo
 All sorts of cahus from Sou ar Houses te suit. We have mining claim. rar .alr ani lease.
 Are 1au going outside far tHe utatee. Do You belleer u- Ia be reliable Wnnld ynu car- for ne ,e book a-ta yeur property during yua absence N. P We woul dnat advise au ou, te sacrifice desirable uart,y buaf get scared Nome district for a rIet has. the rcsourcrs. Tp taos,- nbo d, huy well at this time Nc cens.T.uu- pusIy predict Will reap large e.uuu. on their Investments
 BovEY & DAWSON. Phone Black 223. No. 9 steadman Av
 msnt A7ee0s 6 s$5$504o4O4o4o4 Notary Public, Collections. Employ ment Agency, Auetionesr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

NEW Y0RE Four women. T was stated tonight. wif mak,. a start .a q balloon from the shurcz of Huntington hay. LaHg Island. Theasceusiun Nil bg made under the auspices af the Philadelphia Arrauautical Socfrty. and the balloon fo be used will be the 5aooe cubie-frot ra4sepeer "PhHadcl- phia." Accompanying the ladies will be Br Thomas F. Eldreder and Dr George Fl Zimmerman. of rhladcl- phia.
 The trip will he made for the Eld-
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In the matter af fha estate af 1.m Fl

Iu the matter uf tha ,zt5t, uf faHH H
 Ashford Iisseeszed.
 Notice - hereby se.u -..r..H.. If tne hate JsHu F N-Hfr and t4.tH a.H.r- aH-a # tHlt tH,=uaHgf-#-# #=.#e si ny rnr abr., mama. a.r # 4besr entitled maraf.. af August. IsH> t= tar the estate If srt Isfn It ts drssa=rd. and Iae HH 44.aa aHeH administrator i. .srH..#.H. itV. and i- Hua pertaining - #l.#. af his saIl f.lsl and thai .f r....5a- having claims aagHa rls .=t..a ef said dcrrusea asr H,f.G. required ra present them eitH fH-- f.f-f--a a-a.--.a= within six months faaH H.= Hrt. tht= notice. ta Che undersigned ast#t. istntor uf =aId g=targ. n -f.a -f#a a= the tgtted Sats ttHa=H4 inner .H Nome iu aid Caut Nam= fl#a#.#. 7H der the penalty lh1t claims ret ree eutg1 within six uHurh rf.=r -f5 F-# publication ar tHz H.-5.# rrrr=r .= pai1 urtu tHr claims Ifs.e.fs.I -.HHU# thtt period have hs.H slHsH.H
 B8t" af this rHf5aa. Naea#f zr f=Hs
 CHARLES F NSUFJEu
 Administrator uf Che E.fsr-
 af John IT Ashford t.=
 ceased
 S-2I-zS-4-I1-F
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TO ANSWER COM. mAND OF HIS GUN TO DIE.
 BUT CANNOT.

SEATTLE Wandering about the country for eleven days. during which time hr declares hc tasted neither food nor druk. Alvin Love. an escaped lu- uatic from the state hospital at Stella
 coon, was found yesterday afternoon standing in water up to his neck in the bay near Hammond beach. Pa trulman J. Bjornsou rescued him and took him to police headquarters. He
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

T. ]. Nestor has bought tho cutir, stock of liquors. beers and cigars at the Northwestern Commercial Co. and will place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed iH one warehouse. and We ask our friends Co call and bod, them over. We will guarantee Co sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
PLAYERS ARE BETTER
 LATE THAN NEVER

Had the Baldwin Players troupe sue ceedrd in making the Victoria it would have made it's first appearance at the Eagle hall next Saturday evening
 As il is. however. Barney Williams and the young ladies Will be seen ou tho 23d. as they are coming North on the Senator. which left Seattle few days ago
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
Lemp's Extra Pale tuD1rted Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS 0r
 ESTATE.

Do ns rmtal -Hr. t-HeH fHH lu ta, S.7..a.l I...5.... tri., "f Nff aH rHe Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Ciyn engineer. 2s years old. six years experience on field and construction work. desires work Apply Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

which exploded al the station here last Tuesday. These five deaths bring the total fatal cndines Ia twelve.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads Mist 5e D n
 Advance. S~~~-~~~-->~e~~~4~s~---~--
 WANTED. WAN IEb FHd9r tH stHF ar f4s.l house. by rand eanE aud EErT- yf= dtrzs Albert Sues.t aH.-a WANTED An ,Xraf afarH-#fH#H.= aesires ra-tieu far tha winter \ B =. Box =f# etHraf eaefuHrs. MAN and tif. aaHt c.. take .IHlFas# as haf"i. r'ad hausr u WIHHe a# fuf the Wmter GaH =IEa =aaat# Mr= Eadn at InerH.s. T;aaa5 ea
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Remington Typewriter Agency Pa per. Carbon. Ribbons Don A Stew art. Nome Realty Bldg Phone Main
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
LOST.

Between Nome and Fort Davis. Sat uriay. back comb. set with one stone and rindstones g. reward at 135 Rtv- er street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
FOUR WOMEN
 IN BALLOON

ASCENSION WlL BE MADE FROM LONG tSLhND-HoPE TO LAND
 IN MAINE OR CANADA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT umHas mrm#t ar-r ried hs Pioneer I'trzs au St,ldlaU avenue. Suitable for atHea. =fats. aH H1HE apartments. h-t tarHs Aa# ply Sugeet eaIee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
FOUND

EorNp E,e saddle aar=g tFa=aHt. hhd feet. owner may hts. r.. paving fur thi- ueft1.= aHi fa f.#H aHd etl,r eNp.uz,a wL.e Hm eaf. J. r Pcasuu Solomon Anaaa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
FOR SALE

tat.t=EeoM @a=He4 aa4ae aH barn. doE Earatz. sarfru rfe= a=- Nie.er rhoH"etaHh T,tarHWr WHHa lNg
 FAST ynung dus tra@ af He- d=ss. ale" sorfe vrrs fast quarter hrad t.rI dogs TeIrFh#ue White lsp-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

rrJge-Zimmcrmau ladics' a"rouauticai eHalleuec cuI,=nffcred Ut ladies af the l'aited states far the bcst record for the distance tfavcled iu one ascension
 iu a4A air craft il all Eucs well # t- hoped that the party will reach Maine ur Canada before the md of tHr Night
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
ARE
 NOW DEAD
Nuggets Special Service.

SEDALIA. Mo. Sept. I7.-Five more deaths have occurred as result of the explosion of the ear of dynamite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

BERLIN. Aug 2T Crown Prince Frederick William made his first hal- boon ascension ths egeunE and ma neuyrred for a shnJt tune in a mili- tary dirIeihle machine of tue semt- rigid system on landing. tho erawn prime" said that he had thoroughly ru- ioyed the trip and told Major rarseyaI that he would try that inventors arx- thl" oH another occasion. wbeH h. wpuld remain longer Ia the air
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
Drowned in Pearl River.

a telephone message from
Hazlehurst states that Robert Rea,
SON of g. B. Rea, circuit clerk Of
CeIpiah county, was drowned ID
PearIriper. near Georgetown, yes
telday afternoon, and The body
had not been recovered al a late
hour.
Young Rea, aged about twenty !,
and one of the most popular of
the society sci Of Hazlehurst, was
with party fishing on Pearl
River. He and companions were
engaged ia seining for minnoWss
SO as to have bait for fishing early
today, when all at once Rea got
over his depth and never came to
the surface.
News of the tragedy was sent to
Hazlehurst, fifteen miles from the
scene, and all the male population
0f the town went To assist in
searching for the body.
The young man had number
Eof relatives ID BFo0khaven.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
Fooled Insurance AGENT.

Is this Mr.. Rockfords0 asked
the tall insurance agent as be
slipped quietly into the Office.
/" Yes, that's my name.
Mr.. Rockford, / represent the
Commercial Insurance Company,
and =
Pm afraid you've come to the
wrong place.
But / understand, sir, that
you oWna large industry on the
outskirts Of the city Was ! cor
rect2
Yes.
Aud I hear That you carry no
Insurance, continued the willy
agent
No. / don't need insnF
Nov, as / was saying q man
with q large industry should cer
tainly protect himself from fires.
am ia a position I'd give you
3 fine rate, Air, Rockford q
But. / dom have any fires
ou can tell, Mr. Rockford.
o nnlB knows what t0fn0rrow W
may bKina a destructive con
Hagfation would wips out your
immense industry and yon would
Pc penniiess Now BY taking
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
JOHN II. KERN'S CAREER.
Democratic Candidate Son Of a Virginia
Physician.
Is Nov Lawyer III IndianapOlis--IIas
Held Office and Been Democratic
Candidate FOR Governor

/
indianapolis, Ind, July TO-.
John w. Kern was born Dec. 90.
1849, at the village Of Alto, How.
ard county. Ind His father. Dr..
Jacob KeFa was a Virginian by
birth, who removed to Shelby
county, Ind, in 1886, and lived
there until 1916, when he moved
into the northern country.
John KeFn's mother was Nancy
Liggett, and she and DR.. Kern
we're married In Warren county,
Ohio. In 1854, when John was
five years old, the family remoy-
ed to Warren county, Iowa.
From the time he went to Iowa
until he was fifteen years old he
did not see railroad train. The
family moved back to Howard
county in 1864. In the sixties,
while still in Iowa, Mrs. Kern
died. Two children were left,
John and his sister, who is now
Mrs. Isaac Engel Of DaleViIle, Va.
He was educated in the district
schools, and he continued this
education By attending the Indi.
ana Normal School Of Kokomo,
Ind, riding horseback ten miles
each way every day. Later be
taught school near Alto. He
earned money enough to enter
Ann Arbor, graduating from the
law department of Michigan Uni
versity in 1869.
He Immediately began practic-
ing in Kokomo, Ind. He was
drafted when be was twenty
one years old to make the race for
the Legislature in the Republican
county of Howard, but was de-
feated. He was chosen city at
.torney of Kokoma for six terms
over Republican aspirants. In
1884 he was elected reporter of
the Supreme Court. Since then
indianapolis has been his home,
where he has practiced law. He
was worked in every campaign,
served the county in the Legisla-
ture, and was later leader Of his
party in the State Senate. Iie
was city attorney under the last
two administrations Of Mayor
Thomas Taggart, from October,
1897, TO October, 1901. In 1900
he was nominated for Governor,
bat was defeated Refnra tha 81
Louis convention Of four years
ago Mr.. Kern's name had been
prominently mentioned among the
vice presidential possibilities.
Mr.. Kern has been president of
the Commercial Club and has all
ways been conspicuous in all State
and civic movements.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Small pox has been discovered
in the suburbs Of Magnolia.
A bakery and $500 in cash were
destroyed by fire at Gulfport.
The best service ii years is
now going on at the Seashore
Camp Grounds.
Alrs. Peter Lamana states that
the spirit Of her dead son returns
nightly and talks to his brother
and sister.
The Magnolia Graded School
has added to its faculty Mrs. Jour-
dan, of Carthage; Miss Vance
Stark, of Blue Mountain, and
Miss Ethel Lenoir, Of Magnolia.
The second Presbyterian synod
ical Sunday School conference
opened at Crystal Springs Mon
day, op the Chautauqua grounds.
Or. G, wv Grafton, of Union
Church, was elected chairman.
After donating d large brick
building to Millsaps College, Maj.
Millsaps ltas now added to his
munifcent gifts to this instltu-
|tion Is acres Of valuable land,
adjacent to the college property.
Mr.. Norman. all old and re-.
spected citizen Of Biloxi. aged IS,
shot aud killed himself. He bad
been injured some months ago by
an electric car accident and it is
thought mental alteration was
|the cause Of bis fatal aos. lie
leaves q wife and FIVE children.
G. G. Williams, the second old
est citizen in Meridian, was
buried there on Monday, at the
age Of 50. II was at the magnifi-
cent home of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
|liams that the late reception Of
visiting ladies was held during
the meeting Of the Baptist State
CONVENTION, their daughter, Mrs.
Albert &. Weems, serving as
hostess
The delegates to the State Bap-
|tist Convention returned last Fri
day aud Saturday from Meridian,
Iall charmed with the delightful
hospitality Of the Queen City OF
Ethe East. On account de various
Iafllictions Id the way Of sickness,
wrecks and runaWays that lleset
1.-THE BrookhaVen contingent olie Of
their number has said that she
thought tho whole thing could be
summed up ID three words:
Pleasure, profit and pain, 3
which, VIE are sure covers the
ground Tie convention was one
lof Che best attended Of any i'd The
seventy years of it's organl9ation.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
Mississippi Baptist State Convention.

Tie Mississippi Baptist State
ention met in its 10th annual
sessitn a II u clidian On Jul5 Iesh
and was busy for three days with
the work of the denomination,
adiourning sine die Friday night,
July 10Th. The Convention or
oanized by the election of Rev.
i. }. Bailey, editor of the Baptist
Record, as president; ReVs. w.
|C. Grace and M. i. Marlborough
vice presidents; Rev. w. M. Lee,
recording and corresponding seq
retary; Rev. w. p. Price, treasur-
Eer; Rev. Silas q. Cooper, statisti-
cal secretary.
Foreign, Home and State Mis-
sioDs, Ministerial Education, Mis-
sissippi College and Christian
Education; the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary; the Bap-
fist Orphanage; Baptist Sani-
tarium; Temperance, Sustenta-
ton, Publications, Sunday School
and B. y. r. U. work all of the
various interests fostered by the
Convention received earnest con-
sideration. The utmost harmony
and unity of action characterized
the proceedings throughout.
The Convention fully commit
ted itself to tile support Of the
Tri-State Baptist Sanitarium, to
be established at Memphis, under
| the joint administration and own.
ership Of the Baptists Of Arkan-
Isas, Mississippi and Tennessee,
land will proceed to raise funds
for this object. The financial re-
port showed that more money had
been raised for the several re.
Iligious aud benevolent interests
supported BY the Baptists of
Mississippi than during any year
lof their history, last falls finan-
leial panic notwithstanding. The
| Convention thanked the Legisla-
lEure for passing the State Prohl-
| biti0n law and reiterated its re-
Iquest for the submission of d con-
lstitutionai prohibition amend
lment. An important change was
made ii the time for holding the
EConVention hereafter, the date of
the annual meetings being chang
led to the first Tuesday after the
| first Sunday ID November. This
Ichange was made to avoid the hot
summer weather and to have the
/ Convention closely follow the an
Inual meetings Of the various Bap-
Etist Associations, which it will do
lby coming on the new date. Ac-
Ic0rding to this change the next
session Of the Convention will be
/ held at Winona on Tuesday after
lthe first Sunday il November,
lI909.
The members Of the Convention
we're Hospitality and royalty enter
tanned by the members Of the
various Baptist churches Of Merid-
lian and citizens generally. It
was the good fortune Of the editor
lof The Leader and wife TO be as
Isinhed to the elegant home Of
Mi. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nal, mem
bers of the First baptist Church,
whose generous and whole hearted
4
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15

out neat policy with me, you
can save yourself thousands upon
thousands dollars. Your industry
will be safe. All for the small
amount Of insurance that
But I don't need insurance.
I don't have any fires, persisted
the proprietor.
But your industry may be
burning up right now, replied
The agent, trinmphantly
Let her burn. It'll be the
FIRST time a stone quarry ever
went i p in flames.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-07-15
Democratic CAMPAIGN Contributions.


The Democratic national oom-
mittee has adopted d resolution
as follows:
No contributions will be ac.
oepted from corporations. No
contributions Of over $4,000 will
be accepted; all contributions Of
over 500 will be made public
October Is, and thereafter I'M
mediate publication will be given.
Contributions under 800 will not
be published No money will be
received after November 1st. Z
This step was taken in accord
Iance with the expressed wish Of
Mr.. Bryan and bis running mate.
The action of the Democrats and
their candidates is bound to great
~ embarrass and discredit the
Republican party before the coun-
try, the managers Of that party
having already made It plain that
it is their intention to again pur-
chase the presidency BY the use
of money extorted from the trusts
and corporations in exchange for
future fayors.
By way of contrast to the DEM
ocratic position, the New York
World makes this significant
statement about Geo. r. Sheldon,
who has been elected treasurer of
the Republican National Commit
tee and made the Wall street man
sger Of the Taft campaign: mir.
Hitchcock has been called the card
index. Mr.. Sheldon has been the
cash-book in two campaigns in
this state. He knows the ad-
dresses of the leading trusts and
financial institutions downtown
without looking them up in the
telephone book. He is Vouched
for by Cornelius N. Bliss, whom
none is more worthy than he to
succeed. His appointment was
urged BY William Nelson Crom-
well and Mr.. Cromwell knows a
financier when be sees one. Did
he not once deyoutly declare that
Mr.. Hartman moves in higher
sphere which we cannot hope to
enter q