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New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
COREY FAMILY IN CONFERENCE.
(By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Ieegrlph Tribune
PittsDurg Jan A-William Ellis Corey. presidents
OF the United States Stevt Corporation his former
wife. Laura Cook Corey. their son Alan Corey.
and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred A. Corey. the parents or
MIR Corey, met by appointment to-day the Corey
home in Braddock Absolute secrecy was main
tanned by all concersI but IL fs probable that tha
signing of important business papers made ir
necessary that all the parties should assemble to-
gether
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
ALDERMEN CHOOSE LITTLE TIM"

The Democratic members OF the Board OF Alder
men met in caucus yesterday in the City Hall. and
forecastcd in The Tribune chose Alderman
Timothy z. Sullivan for chairman of the Finance
Committee and vice-chairman of the board. Alder
men Sullivan Doul and Cole named a
committee to nominate Committee Rules
Harry oxford was named for sergeant-at-arms. He
McGlynn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
WOULD DELIVER MICHIGAN FOR BRYAN

[By Telegraph to The Tribune.1
Detroit, Jan. 4-Daniel j. Campau. Democratic
National Commit tteeman from Michigan, is plan
ming be elected delegate-at-arge to the national
convention and to deliver Michigan to Bryan for
President He has just returned from Chicago,
where he conferred with Illinois Bryan for the
overthrow of Roger J. Sullivan the Democratic
boss O that
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
DARRlN NAMES NEW ASSISTANT.

Cary B. Fish was appointed Assistant District
Attorney yesterday by District Attorney Ira G.
Darrin of Queens County. Mr.. Fish is a Republi-
and has been practising law In Lohg Island
City for several years. Until recently was cap
tain OF Company of the 22d Regiment of Man
haitian. He assumed mis- duties yesterday
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
ROADS WILL FIGHT TEXAS RATE
, IN Telegranh 10 Tha rrihnne

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Galveston. Jan. 4.-After a two days. conference
o seherai attorneys, general passenger agents and
tax commissioners of the railroads the Taxas lines
declare they are prepared to fight the State Rail-
way Commissions attempt force 2l.-cent
passenger rate in this state
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
MORE KANSAS CITY INDICTMENTS.

Kansas City, Mo- Jan. 4-The grand jury re-
turned indictments tonight against 129 persons
including fifty travelling actors charged with vio-
lating the closing law last Sunday All but three
OF the theatres will be open tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

of No. 2s2 Monroe street went to the social
lists yesterday TO get a lawyer to agent OF
his landlord for assauting his wife when she re-
fused pay her rent. y number of dispOsess
notices were served
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
RIDGELY'S ftSANsls1 FoRRSasI

Well Subscribers good counsel the past
nnOnths-the best We forecasts-
the advances and the setbacks. and named the best
stocks Our Daily Letter, s. month states presen
views We know Of low priced sto As which VIII
yield big profits those who buy at the FlSht time
Send for Hartman Lawson special circular ana
1917 charts
A. y RIDGELY 20 BROAD ST. " Y
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Materials Workmanship plain lace and embroidery
trimmed and introducing the 1908 models
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-02

visiones J ganado vivo, sino tahdbieh 4
otros refinamientos, entire los ctales
Ifguran IN piano de cola y un fono-
Igrafo. Su principais entretenimiento
era, segdn dice, escribir versos y tra.
bajos sueltos en- prosa; pero sin inten-
to de publicarlos. ~ ~
+ James Lanigan era un millionaire
de Chicago que tenfa Ell extrafio ca
pricho de encarcelarse voluntaria
mente Para clio habla mandadc
construir en- una hacienda suya dc
las cercanias de la ciudad, una carce1
en- miniature y Sc condenaba 81 mis-
mo. de veg en- cuando. varios meses
de encierro. Para que no faltase de
talle. tenia dos guardias bien ense-
f1ados trat arle, alimentarle y hacer
lie ira bajar como 4 cualquier crimlnal
en- el presidio.
En- ell mar de las Antillas hay an
islote llamado Caymsn Brac, que bien
puede decirse que es peor y mas So
litario que todos los que posee Ingla-
terra. En- el han vivido varias ge
neraciones de tres familias, pero
con la par,ic ular idad que no obstan-
te los afios transcurridos, las tres ia
milias. han procurado siempre vivir
10 mas aisladamente possible. Los
individuos qne la componen sc hablan
rara vez y no tienen trato social.
Un canadiensc excentrico Sc esta .
blecio en- la isla pero ain lie parecie-
ron muchos los vecinos que tenfa y
un dia tomo I'm barco y Sc fue bus
car residencia en- uno de los llamsdos
Cayos de Pedro. donde no hay mas
habitantes que las aves marinas.
Los torreros de faros esta muy acos-
tum brados Ia soledad, pero aca so
no exista otro como Aun holandes que
cuida la luz del faro del Sombrero
que sc alza en- una roca cerca de
Trinidad. Este hombre habfa vivido
solo alli durante mas de cinco ahos.
rehusando siempre aprovechar las
ocasiones que sc lie ofrecian cada tres
meses. cuando llegaba ell barco del
repuesto. Por vez primera q los seis
afios sc lie convencio para que dejase
la roca fuese 4 la cercana isla de
Saba pasarse I'm mes con sus seme-
jantes; pero aunque los habitantes de
esta isla formau solo un pueblo pc
quefio. Ell holandes no pudo aguantar
aquel jaleo de genie y sc volvlo d su
faro 4 vivir con las gaviotas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-02
'iIATENCYONI Il

L1amalnos La atencion a nues.
ira nufnerosa clientela, de Que
en- esta IMPRENTA sc acaban
de recibir infinidad de articulos
para regalos; entire ellos: ELE-
CANTEs Y cAPRICHosAs ESCribanfas
para los gustos mas exigentes.
En- artfculos para Escritorio TN
gran surtido. PAPELEs de todas
classes. So BREs LApIcEs, T1NTAs
" PLUsAs. prensas para copiar
SOB blancos y de colores
CoPIADoREs para cartas. LIBRE-
TAs de todos tama1os. FacturerOs
nuevo modelo, G infnidad de
objetos.
Desafiamos la competencia,
no tan solo de la Isla, sino de
os mercados de procedencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-02
ROinSOnes nlo1ernOs
Un Robinson con piano y fOn6grafo
Ell presidiari0 pOr gusto.
El tOrrerO sOlitariO.

Un escoces muy rico, 1lamado Fer.
puson que habfa hecho una gran for
tuna comerciando en- la costa occi.
dental de America del Sur, dejo hace
pocos afios atonitos todos sus ami
gos, comprando uno de los islotes
mas aridos y desiertos del archipiela-
go de los Galapagos para irse 4 vivir
4 el como, en- efecto. 10 hizo. ALI Sc
pas6 dos amos completamente solo.
Cada dos meSes iba de Guayaquil
una goleta con repuesto de viveres,
etc, pero e1 hombre no Sc permitfa
lujos pasaba el tempo entregado q
trabajoS ruGos { lbricandose todo 10
necesario, al modo de Robinson Cru
soc. Un dia lego ell barco y 10 en-
contraron muertO en- la choza que lie
servia de vivienda Tanfa IN balazo
en- ell craneo. En- las cartas que dejo
decia que Sc habia lido vivir solo.
porque estaba eonvencido de que sas
parientes y sus amigos solo Sc cuida-
ban de su riqueza y no de Ell.
En- un pequefio islote al sudeeste
de Mindanao, hay medic oculta por
una alameda de cocoteros una casita
de campo donde vlve ur1 auciano de
nacionalidad alemana vcstido de an.
dra jos y con IN sombrero de hojas de
palmera. Cuando por rarisima ca
Sualidad va aIguien al islote, el ale
man da sus visitantes una comida
excelente compueSta de cochinillo
asado, aves y golosinas propias de los
paises tropicales
Tiene este individuo 4 su servicio
an muchacho chino, lgo como el cria-
do Domingo Robinson, y ambos Sc
pasan veces sels amos sir yer 4
nadie.
Ell citado Robinson es un noble
prusiano que es,uvo comprometido
en- ell movimiengo Ievolucionario de
I848. Fallida L. revoluci6n abondo-
no su pstria y an1uvo errando por el
mundo hasta que sc establecio en- el
islote, al cual ha lIevado no s5lo pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-02
Toyerla, Relojer1a y.Optica
=. BOUREIT HU5TE
SUCCESSOR De TINAuD

Gran SUI lido de efec-
tos de plata v platea-
dos. prOpiOs para re-.
galOs.
Especialidad en- Gu
biertos de plata de ley
y plateados de calidad
superior.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
NEW STATE ARM0RY
Work on the Structure at Hart ford Going Rapidly
 Ahead.
TO SELL THE OLD ARSENAL
State Wifi Get Rid of Building Which Has Lost its Useful-
 ness.
lsnec;,, to Inc JournnI-Cour,er.l

Special to the Journnl-Courier,)
 Hartford, Jan 2S.--Work on the new state armory here is going ahead splen- didly. The season has been favorable and 1t is expected that there will be no difficulty in occupying the structure at the time of the governors inaugural in 1909. Ex-Governor Henry Roberts is chairman of the state commission hav- ing charge of the work and has every interest and detail well in hand. This is in addition to his duties as president of the Hartford water board. It goes without saying that he is in what Rev. Dr. Potter of the Center church calls "a hustling environment" The new armory. when completed, will be a source of pride to the National Guard in Connecticut. The old arsenal on Windsor avenue. which had outgrown its usefulness as far back as the days of the Civil war. will besdisposed of by the state The time of it's departure will be welcomed by the state military departments The new armory with It's splendid equipment will be in keeping with the new spirit and aims of the National Guard. Ex-Governor Roberts has been one of the leading f3ctors in carrying out the project from the out set.
 The executive committee of the Order
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

laws of the company concerning execu- tive offices shall he amended to read as follows:
 "The officers of this corporation shall be a president, such number of vice. presidents as the board of directors from time to time may prescribe, sec retary, a treasurer. a general manager, and an executive committee. The du- tics of the vice presidents and the ex-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
\. H. TEACHERS LEAGUE.
First Entertainment Planned for Jan
 uary 3f at Harmonic Hall.

That all work and no play makes Jack dull boy is a theory not be- yond the belief of the New Haven Teachers league. This organization has planned it's first gathering of social nature for Friday evening, Jan uary 31, at Harmonic hall. The various committees under the supervision of Miss Ada Ruth. have left no stone un- turned that will afford entertainment for even the most prosaic school marm. Whist will he the feature in the main hall, while in the parlors games of va rious kinds under the direction of Miss Carrie Finch. will occupy the interest of those who do not indulge in card playing The musical part of the pro gram is in charge of Miss Harriet Hub bel, and promises to be most interest ing while the neds of all will be look ed after by Miss Lillian Bradley. and her corps of able assistants who will serve dainty refresments during the evening Much time and labor has been expended to make this an evening long to be remembered in the annals Of the league, and as g large attendance is assured the hopes of the committee are sure to be realized.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

T. Moran, A Heaton Robertson, John w. Alling. Max Adler, Victor M. Ty- Ter, TheodCss N Vail
 The stockholders adopted the follow ing two votes unanimously:
 Voted-GD That the directors shall be and are authorized 10 issue, at not less than par the remainder of the capital stock of the company, in amount two millions Of dollars, for the purpose of the extension and development of the business of the company, from time to time. and in such amounts, and in such manner and on such terms as will in their judgment best promote the inter ests of the company
 Voted-(2) That section of the by
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

proxy 5s.s57 shares of the total issue of 79s26. shares Vice President James English presided and submitted his an nual report, together with the report of the special committee of the board of directors which were accepted and ordered printed for distribution.
 The present board of directors was elected as follows: Lyman B. Jewell, Thcmis sherwjn, James English, James
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

ecutive committee shall be-determined- by the directors of the corporation At the conclusion of the meeting of the stockholders, the board of direc- tors went into session. MT. English presiding
 The following officers were elected: President-John W. Alling. Vice -president-James T. Moran. MT. Moran will also continue as gen. eral attorney of the company. General manager-Henry H. Sykes, Secretary and treasurer Andrew H. Embler.
 Assistant secretary and treasurer Edwin N Clarke
 The executive committee chosen con- sists of A Heaton Robertson, chair man. Thomas Sherwin, Max Adler, Vic tor NJ. Tyler and the president and vice-president. ex officio.
 The financial statement. of the year was annoahced thus:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
ByRNEs ISSUES DENIAL.
New Haven Road Not to Buy Metro.
 politan Steamship Line.

Reports are again heinz. put in cir culation that the New Haven railroad has made an offer for the Metropolitan line of the Consolidated Steamship Co Vice President Byrnes of the New Ha- ven. when asked as to the probability of the New Haven purchasing or other wise controlling the Metropolitan line said
 The story is an absolute falsehood The New Haven has not at the pres ent time nor has it al any time had the slightest intention of securing con trcl of the Metropolitan Tn fact there is no situation that could possibly arise which would induce us to make an offer for that property. We woula not take over the line no matter how small the figure.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
of Kings Daughters in this state M

of Kings Daughters in this state " meet at the Hotel Garde in HartfofI Wednesday, for the purpose of decidil on the time and place for the annu| convention in the fall. Mrs. Smile| wife of Principal Smiley of the Had
 ford high school, is at the head of t1 order. The work of the organizatiy has been greatly increased in the la| few years. In any estimate that made of Christian agencies in this std
 a large place must be, given to the d der of Kings Daughters The vol which the order is doing throughof the country and the world has bel developed in twenty years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
ALLING IS ELECTED
Officially Chosen Head Of Teie- phone Company at the
 Annual Meeting.
BIG ISSUE AUTHORIZED
Net Earnings of the Company for the Past Year Reached Total
 of $423,615.

A meeting of the stockholders and d. rectors of the Southern New England Telephone company was held yesterday afternoon in the offices of the president in Court street, The meeting was very largely attended by the stockholders or the company.
 There were present in person or by
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

Carried to surplus ,.......s 215S9 70
 John W. filling, who was yesterday chosen president of the company, as forecasted some weeks ago in the Journal-Courier,, had been the chair man of the committee of directors ap- pointed by President Tyler last Octo- Der to assist him in the executive du- ties of his office. MT Moran Is one of the directors serving on this commit tee.
 MT filling graduated at Yale in 1862, the salutatorian of his class. He studied at the law school and was admitted to the bar in September, 1884 He has been prominent law yer in the county and state, senior member of the firm of filling, Webb & Morehouse for about twenty years. He was president of the New Haven County bar for about fifteen years, declining a reelection in the fall of 1902. | '.' 'f He substantially retired from prac- tice in the summer of 1899, and since that time has been in court only on | few occasions.
 | For a perior of fifteen or twenty | years he has been director in the Merchants National bank. in the New Haven Electric company, now the United Illuminating company, in the Security Insurance company, of which he became president in 1906, and in the Southern New England Telephon5 company He has been counsel for that company for a period antedating his directorship, and has been familiar with the policy of the company, and especially with the legislative ques- tions affecting it's interests.
 He brings to the discharge of his duties as president of the -Southerr New England Telephone company 2 very large and unusual experience both as a lawyer and in the manage ment of corporate business.
 James T. Moran was educated in tn, public schools of New Haven, ant graduated from Hillhouse High schoo Yale Law scnool In 1882, receiving tn, | degree of LL B., in 1884, and the grad | uate degree of M. L. in 1885.
 MT. Moran entered the law office o the late MT. Tyler, then Platt. Tyler Colby, as student about the time tn Southern New England Telephone Co was organized, and afterwards becam, his law partner, and was always in timately associated with him in tn conduct of the affairs of the company a position he has held for many years
 MT. Moran is a trustee of the Con necticut Savings bank. a director 0 the Merchants National bank. the Ma tional Folding Box and Paper company the Acme Wire company and presiden of the New Haven Union company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

manager Fulton announces the "a
nous Doreghiy Stock company a. ne
slmmef theatre next week The com.
pany is an ola one and has an estab.
Ashed reputation presenting a com.
pang Of plays and PLAYERS that are
second to none in this part Of the
country They have played the air
si9iiif' ana summer theatres in Kansas
Missouri and Iowa for a number of
seasons
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afe .or six vaudeville acts: and ,he.2
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ties upiodate
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