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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
ARE OUT FOR DELEGATE.
A Barre Democrat Gave Out Names Of
Six Possible Candidates.

Tn an interview today d prominent
Democrat IF barre S4se animesr4epurt
CT the names of six candidates out for
the Vermont Democratic delegation To-
tile Denver national convention Elisha
May Of st. Johnsbufy II was said, will
probably head the delegation, Peter
AfcGetterick of Richford, VI D. Phelps
of Enosburg Falls. G. Hergert Pape AMI
Ioln Mcdonald Of Barre, and Go"
Evans of Waterbury, who WIS IN this
city yesterday pr0ping up his fences,
sre thc sextette 1eputed To be III the
field with possible seventh ono enter
ing the contest from Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
BALL PLAYER HURT.
Aronson Of Harvard Fractured Skull
in Slide to Base.

Annapolis, Md, April ss.-R II.
kToHson, member Of the Harvard
base bah team, is at the naval hospital
with 3 fractured skull. sustained during
the game played with the milshipmen
yesterday afternoon. The injury WAS
received while sliding 10 = base.
DT. }. n. T. Finney q the Johns
Hopkins hospital was sent for, and
made q record run FROM baltimore on a
special train.
Dr. Finney made IN examination and
decided that an operation would not be
iHmediately necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
RETIREMENT TODAY.
PROMOTIONS MADE
Rear Admiral Samuel W. vefy Leaves
Navy and William cowles is Pro-
noted to Grade Of Rear
Admiral.

Washington, D, q, April 23s Rear
admiral Camuel WI Very, commanding
the naval station at Honolulu was plac
Ell On the retired list today for aye.
Hear Admiral William Cowies, chief of
the bureau Of equipment was promoted
to the actual grade of rear admiral.
Capt. G. P. Rees is transferred from the
Portsmouth navy yard 10 succeed Very
at Honolulu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
WHOLESALE VIOLATIONS.
Charged Against Every Hotel Proprie-
tor in Lynn.

Lynn April %. Every Motel proprie
tor Id Lynn was summoned today toH
apepar in police court on Saturday on
t1e charge Of violating the Sunday law
bv the Illegal sale Of liquor. The sum.
nfonses were issued through the efforts
of Lynn No.Ilicense league. 1t is UNDER
stood the evidence against the saloons
will be given by people from outside of
Lynn hired BY the league to investi-
nafp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
YOUNG GIRL SHOOTER
HELD FOR "A TRIAL
5riss Louise Enyinga Couldn't Furnish
Bail and Was Remanded to Jail
For Shooting Her Former
Sweetheart. !.

Rutland, April 2sAt hearing here
yesterday, Miss Louise Enyinga Of New.
iork was bound over to the September
tcrui of Rutland county court in
amount 81 $1,000 bail. She was III.
rs igned before Justice Il. MI Fuller Of
Proctor on a charge 81 assault with II.
tent to kill Tho respondent ON the
evening OF April 2 shot twice at Joseph
Tarkasel, her former sweetheart, while
visiting him ii Proctor, both bullets
taking effect. The injuries did nsF
prove fatal The respondent could not
furnish bail and was renandel to Rnt
land county iAil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
LEAPED TO DEATH AIT
FEET OF WIFE
Tragic Suicide Of q New York Man To-
day After His Wife Had Left
Him.

New York. April %. Because he be-
liesed his wife was leaving him for good,
Meyer Glassenberger leaped from win
dow IN his home on the fifth floor Of
i tenement house to-day and was dashed
to death on the sidewalk below at her
feet. After a quarrel this morning, Mrs.
her baby and rushed
from the house. As she reached the
street she heard her husband call and
saw him poised on a window sill. He
cried that il she did not return he would
Jump. The woman paused undecided and
blassenherger believing she would not
return, leaped to his death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
TROUBLE I'm INDIA.
Serious Rebellion Has Broken Out In
Northern Part.

Sima, India, April 2s.-A serious
native rebellion has broken ont in
northern India. The Mohamads tribe.
a thousand strong, Is already in the
field. General Kitchener, commanding
Englands military force in india, will
arrive on the frontier Saturday to take
ciiarge II the situation The indica-
tisns are that TIE amir Of Afganistan
nlstigated II and is encouraging the up-
rising, which makes the trouble addi
tionally threatening
Several thousand Afghans crossed
the kabul river today and Joined the re-
lellions tflhesmen The NuIisns are
encouraging the Afghans to aid the up
rising
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23

The defense is now putting in evidence
in the case Of Simpson vs. the Rutland
railroad company, which was begun
Tuesday in Washington county court.
Several physicians were examined yes
f.fdav and the testimony was largely
If a technical character Among the
physicians who testified were Dr. S. g.
MAYNARD d Burlington. Dr. NJ. +. Me-
Guire, DIR. W. T. Goodalc and Dr. c. Fl.
Burr OF Montpelier and Dr. Stanton
Edly Of AIiddlebury. Il IS thought the
case viii 20 to the Jury this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
RHEUMATIC GOUT
TROUBLING CLEVELAND
Former Presidents Condition is caus-
ing Considerable Anxiety, But
Sickness is Not Thought
to Be Serious.

Lakewood. n. j.. April es. The con.
dition Of former President Cleveland e
again causing anxiety. Dr. Joseph ID.
bryant said to,lay that be did not con-
sfder Cleveland in any grave danger
and believed be would be able 70 return
to his home IN Princeton IN 3 few days.
lie IS saf5efing an attack Of rheumatic
gout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
SOLD BACK TO MCGOWAN.
Man in Bankruptcy Buys His Own
Property at rs Per Cent.

Attorney L. Il Scott, trustee in
bankruptcy of the estate Of Nj. j. Nc
Gowan, sold the property at private
sale yesterday The sale includes al'
Of the stock Of merchandise in the store
50ttling machinery, wagons, harness,
fixtures and everything not exempt,
except the book accounts. Ar. Meow
an was the purchaser and the stock was
sold subject to a mortgage held by A.
A. Smith The price received IS IS per
cent. Of the appraised valuation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
RouNpHousE ANp ENeINEs.
Eight Locomotives Burned in East
SometvilIe Fire Last Night.

Somerville. Riass. April 23.-Eieht
locomotives we're burned with the round
house Of the Boston 4 Maine railroad
st East SomerviIle last uigat, causing
a loss Of approximately 100000.
-Four Of the large locomotives were
taken out Of the round house during
tie FIRE Engineer Moses Adams rum
Aing ont the last one under cover of
several streams Of water when the FIRE
vas at its height. The cause Of the fire
IS not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
LIQUOR RAID
WITH RESULTS
ChiefFaulkiner, and PatrOlmen
Carle and Hamel
TWO BARRELS AND BOTTLE
Cases Come Up for Hearing in City
Court Tomorrow Morning Woman
in Court on IntoxicatiOn
Charge.

AIS result Of raid BY the police last
evening on the house occupied BY Peter
Antonini, III which they seized guam
tity Of coptraband goods, Antonini was
arraigned in city court this morning on
the charge Qs keeping with the intent to
SELL he pIsaded not guilty and his case
was continisd To tomorrow morning for
4 nearing. He wns placed under $3.50
bail, which was furnished.
On warrant issued By Grand Juror
E. X. Davis, Chief Faulkner and Officers
Carle and Hamel visited Antonini's house
at II Foster street about ten O'Clock
last evening and found a barrel OF bot
tied Harvard beer and another barrel of
the same kind partly emptied, and a
quart bottle Of whiskey labelled "Old
Private Stock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23

Richford. april 2s.-B G. Leyins re-
ceived telegram from Congressman D.
J. Foster At Washington announcing
that be had secured en- appropriation ef
10000 Tor public building at Rich
ford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23

Frank Silva was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of furnishing the
liquor upon which Mrs. John Silva be-
came intoxicated yesterday, Frank be-
ing arrested on the complaint of Mrs.
Silya's husband Frank pleaded not
guilty yesterday afternoon to the charge
and this morning, following hearing,
be was discharged and the case against
him dismissed for lack Of evidence.
Mrs. Silva was araigned this morning
on the charge of intoxication and, plead.
ing guilty, paid a fine Of S5 with costs
OF $500, The furnishing case was pros
ecuted by City Attorney J. Ward Carver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
FOUR MEN KILLED
IN MINE EXPLOSION
Accident Today in Ellsworth, Pa, in
The Mines Of The Ellsworth Coal
Company.

Iaelsburg, April %. -Four men were
killed early today in an explosion in
the mines of tie Ellsworth Coal com.
pany at Ellsworth, Pa. Iney were in
mine No. 1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23
TONIGHT N BARRE.

eThe Vanderbilt Cup. opera house.
Wonderland pictures. Haie's payi-
lion.
Theatorium, 30 Main str
Holiness revival service Wortheu
hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04

eSs sTBS. ~ Fl. nsas By tssht
and though holders asking former prices No
ePRfT SHKEH per no. i ' F1W We quote
RoosTEs rs EGq H and old per n Sc TURKEYs prime
and Southwestern. 100; GEESE. prime Western per ~
GUINEA FOWLS. per pair SOC: PIGEONS. per pair
POULFRY-DREssED- moderate and
With free offerings and e4nsdesas stock to arrive mar
hold shout light supp SuSf Ro osefs
ssAs spPas e9ots
old hens n and toms per ~ 1sisS spRING CHICK
best, 2ag2sc: do under 70 Iea2le
C s and S es gac Do
40 nun wa sssSe fS
E psS y pc y n ad un sd 0T sG o %ss
sn dry picked aversgs best IN bsls per ~ G2als
western scaded 1eisc dry picked or scalded poor
a sSdsd * nc DO
% 1Ps'as 2 1.sa % yoans Essier
white 6 s sJ saso prime do df a4T %ss p 3
aossH s. sdss 90 poor daTk zseSsi o. DO cus
' POTATOES aiNnA f ND Ra f9s in
sssvg :9RPs Dqt
cae6sses Urn SaeuH9ers dull more Pickles isut stsad d
also declined Peppers 't 69Syi
n as s ), as Do Ss s.: sr S2 bulk X E
g.f 81 jersey Sc hG1s 1'l1 Pr bB b Os
81 do 5Ss 81 F sS@ ks sME gF o 9
ssars yeIow Gc6sa basket sssYs
cA ABB sa ma. baes per 100 s5ssS s@
s &c Ps5 PEI 7s sss Pc S. s. S s
40G5Oc: Boston per box basket sl@$i 90 do Long
and DOB s s s. G 90 90 state ain PER
EosElans, County 5sr o 81 SSS
So 20: CELERY. per dozen stalks 6g30c; CAUIsi-
FLOWERS state per bhl. s3qss; do Bunalo per CRAZE
OF one dozen. 81 25&S1 10 do Long Island per Dbl
SSs' 90 b De siss per aR sR si5
oer 100 s1asi so: do other Jersey. 5ocp$i 20 LEI
FTrc,FY state per basket 50cGS So do per box bocQsi
do nearby per DBL 75cGS1 so; LIMA beans Long Isl
and and Jersey potato, per basket or bag oucQSI 40
s. TO- DO per 100 n bag sas Is do state and West
shsi 2s Do yellow per bag 81 5o@*I 10 do Orange
t;nTnv white per bag 75cG$1 5o do yellow siqSl "
60 red siasi 81 do Long Island yeioT per Dol 81 %
SSso. do red 81 5GG$1 rs do Jersey white. per
sncaisi! do yellow 6oQ!5c do Massachusetts yellow;
~ 100 m bag s16s1 %; OkFA. Jersey per DoA or
basket 5ocG PEPPERS Bull Ia N8 os a seen long 9e e
Do Cheese red per bb 81 do Cheese green Rf,y SfS
I1 state large basket or bag sISZ
tate per basket 976c; do per box do
1E state green and wax per basket
neaTby wax green per basket or oag SrS Se 9 sc
So S Yellow or white bog75c: TuRSIPs rutsDaga;
per bel or oc DO Jersey. per box 15S6oo PUMP
ISTNS Dbl, slgsl zIs,rpsuur,-octoher s5 go De-
Toledo. Sept S-CLc' H>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts to-iay SiS SACKS ks peas
dispose OF the old oeas
esrecially pea prices cut to-day TO e 7V
So ~ with the extreme al the close chg
fe,y ma ROW and and they are held IN
,,nrbsnesd scotch peas and weak We quote:
pFANs marrow choice. per bush, 81 31gS2 SO 30 com
s2dS. 30. do medium, choice y 3o4S6 ~.
Do common 70 good s2dS2 80; do choice ~ 4Oa 80
a. common TO coed S2lps2 30; imported marrow e ~
$50 2O do pea choice 81 1882 20 do common 10 GOO,
s5so io d. medium choice 81 O5GS2 TO- do common 10
good 81 sOGS2 white kidney choice g 5onS- ~ o.
Common 70 GOOD S2aS2 80: red kidney, choice, dry 81 etg
81 90 do common good 81 50fgSl 20. placR IuILde
seuu choice 81 70GSI so yellow choice $8 lnii,
California choice So 1898 40: PEAS Scotch bags per
RJTTIR-Receipts to-day. CABS pkgs The market
strictly fancy iresh
CIV with a little buying interest Demand was hyi
srappy receipts Of such very rIolefate vi al
otber GRADES there is supply and willingness on the
rsrt Of receivers the demand very promptly ~
current rates quote Creamery, specials per ID 4T
24ic: do extras 23zc; rsts. 2l22c do SECONDS ~
Q2Oi4c: thirds 1salSc state dairy tuta hnest
GOOD choice. 191&02O12c: do common TO rair
20 Ts lsi dl91zc: seconds 17@1Sc; do thirds log
IesL. western imitation frsts 1879 gZoc;
1Veteru factory, Ice: DO seconds lsglstsc 40
rSs I7aI7zc packing stock. No 2 lsc; do No .. lOa
Gl7c. .. =. a.. . oo1 ho,n. ,.,,,t,- ia
IN scale. and while OF the
- ,ced cheese going into the offerings arc
and prices without
onoabe change We quote State. fun cream specials
w a. g 90 small colored white, fancy. l2c; do
large coiored or white fancy, 1lAc DO good 70 prime,
i1rfi 15c. do common fair 9a9l0Ac do skins =
y, .faiE qlsc: fine. 7qec; do fair 20 good.
az acc. 40 common "a 43zc do full skins 15ag27tc:
Sote&The classification OF specials includes Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04

Americas Daisies small sizes Of fats Of very high
EGGs-Receipts day s.o24 cases. Trade rather
quiet in fresh Tsgs really 6g sGHas are in some
stores and are rather eey offered piTties ana nd
are held Considerable confidence We quote ss,s
and dc Brown and xd
2sc do fair TO choice 2S DO do rsss s9e DO
2oq9 thirds 1s9 I a9ac GS Mas
so sS % summer packed 1920 small lots fancy
are in t f+ II Oe Gssr sqP
holds about steady the market s Is bo te
chspse and market is fairly steady choice fruit
Of T assFs da ma3F and
slowly Peaches in liberal supply ana Greg
e grapes extremely dull and under
sead d sTs enns
mostly Of Inferior quality such without certain
5es1 rS d tsF h self
prices poss0 double 16e'f hee bb 81
s. 20 per per hs sb 0 81 sss doc DC
snail snail cRAsAt s56ss PEREs Bsrtls per 50
6af st 90 % 90 ggs s Gn' Psr
s sS s. sSss Per IS
Sc a 5?"i ds ssaFre Ane
Ia do L vGTse ps Per Do
half bbl basket soc q 81 n. hssk so a do
9 per ss5r per ssfst
do western az. Mq sa do P %es es
Kew York per basket 7og85c; do high r., hats 9og
69c. do per carrier 81 81 30; do per Atm case. I"c
40 ,nriver per carrier 81 BOG 81: do basket 40c9
81 81 inns Western New York. per basket. l2g SOC:
do ner carrier %: do upryer per carrier I5cg
e. Ok: do per basket. 25c GRAPES uprlver Della
STare Niagara 80 q Coo: do other whlte
binds 40 n 55c do Concord. 30 CSC; do Worden. oo9
Soc: do Moores Early, 5o@eoc; do per 2o-ib basket
4Oc: do Maryland and Delaware concord per @4-lp
case 500 65c; do Niagara and Delaware eoa SOC;
Nova Scotia. per quart, lac: cRANBERRIEs. Cape
Cod per Dbl s6@s7: MUSKMELONS. Jersey; per
b1shei crate 81 56@s2; do crate Tees %; do
per tomato box or basket, 5Oc@sl: Maryland and
Delaware per standard crate. 75cg$l 90: do per y
mn basket soc 81 90 New Mexico. per standard
crate s3@S3 so do Rocky Ford Colorado per stand
ara crate SO 75GS3: WATERMELONS. per carload
SO a $3.50: do per 100 $s9S16 PINEAPPLEs' Porto
Rico per crate 50 50d$i -, 49,,
HoPs-Locaily there is practically nothing dong
ers hands yet and values are somewhat uncertain
Interest in the extent of the yield ana the
quality OF the crop. Picking is progressing hneiy
SS6c; do common to fair 3G4hc do Pacific Coast
Iao7 prime per h. 7c: do good ~ q &c; do common
10 fair an G5c; do Germans 1907 prime to choice
"a a20c; do state 1906 S96c; Pacific Coast 1So6
395c. .. ,r,. T. an .,s,.- undertone
~ the situation although prices not materially low
20 - For the best new hay 75c still extreme We
ouote: HAY-Timothy, prime. large bales. per 100 10
eoiIc: do No TO No l. e5 soc; shipping. so q65c
Do backing SO Q45c: clover ard clover mixed, o9go1c
STRA W-I4ong 759s5c; do snort anu tahsIeo ''o
80 q 55c do cat and wheat, 4oQ 4oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04
Nev york Sentenced ? =

New YORK. September 8 l9Os-
COFFEE-The coffee market was rather easier to-
Gay months lower scattering lquida-
while support % positions and
apparently reflected reduction the outstanding
The market closed steady, unchanged 70
points lower Business considerably less sales
being reported for the day OF $50 bags The market
ureneo unchanged 70 lower Notwithstanding the
steady showing OF the European markets Of which Hayre
= 9 franc higher and Hamburg unchanged TO
= higher. Possibly the continued large receipts
increase in the worlds supply
month OF August had influence
ke1 but likely the smaller months
scattering shorts the chief promoting
moderate Liquidation OF later positions. The wcrC
visible as OF September l5.0Sl241 hays. against
s6 eA Sl3 bags last year and I075665S bags
aso The increase for the month OF August 7T2637
bags. against increase bags
when receipts Brazilian ports
about 100 600 bags heavier than during she
son Fine weather reported IN all sections of sac
Iaulo- Spot coffee quiet; Rio No 4, 6aC: Santos No
4 $50
The Of prices the to-day
As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04

COTT0N-The cotton market rather unsettled
to-day after opening advance easier,
Jhe close net unchanged 10 points lower. Covering
largely responsible Tor the early advance but
Is The demand from shorts had been supplied the market
sentiment.
though close from the lowest
1- the holidays from Friday sght until Tuesday
while opening
Of the viii he available follow
tnC Gay The revision York
Exchange viii hold its first meeting OF the sales
Tor The day estimated $4,000 bales
market opened steady at n q 3 10
points II response cables. and shortly
points higher. the chief feature
buvirg being TIE demand from houses Liverpool
believed he against sales the English
e- The demand from this source diminished after ne
and while seemed
ina; interior South slightly
Esa5er than Wednesday, prices here eased Of
October declining &c
Jt-I s5Oc and closing al s53c. Offers which were
accepted b. interior holders Wednesday being
fused rocay- and Wednesdays improvement in futures
seemed find ready IN sT1fenirE
spot
ported &c 1-I6c higher During
Southern port declined
- Tsc Weather efforts generally favorable The
rather small leasr te
sa.d expected in the Southwest.
n prices local
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04
To Whom 1t May Concern.

= -o,rp1 NEW YORK COUNTY-LEvI E
6odd as Receiver OF the GAINESVILLE Tile Company
~ ,pqS &c Rirchings Soutar Company. Defendant
Palheii ,rsditors OF Rchrgs soutar Company: Pur-
,Iart 70 an OF the supreme OF me u
New aUN laos notice hereby given TO all persons
OF husuSt said Ritchings & Soutar Com
having you are required exhibit and prove your
pany, ma Rchngs & Soutar Company, 10
d b.fere Edwin T. Greaves permanent IeeeXeT az
ana oeto' l. Brown, Rooms COL 70 0O4 No lIU
the once Vi pnrougb OF Manhattan City OF New York.
where the receiver transacts his business
the place on or 18th day OF February.
as ass 6uc thereby yourselves parties 70 the above
1sOs defau thereof the said creditors so falling
% ~ Horecosed precuded from all oenent OF the
snah from distribution which
,,ade hereunder. This notice Is given pursuant
to Sec: 1917 o. 10y, EDWIN tt. GREAVES.
IN srmansnt receiver OF Ritchings Soutar company
AS - BROWN for receiver once ana
LIE y O Address No. 40 broadway Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04
TRAPPED-IN SHELTERS.

Since advertised, fatfootedly, that Shelters would go
to 1I2 and to later certain interests Wall Street
have been doing swift and shfty squirng The
and swer they shift and squir the patent all
their dilemma.
Yesterday to-day they added another twist to the
already muctwsted rings in their They sprang at
the Annual Meeting Report hook though contained
sure-enough open sesame to their trap.
One would have supposed while reading the press yarns
this morning that the Annual Report had shot like lightning
from above the Clouds instead Of being the work of book
keepers and stenogaphers chewed and paved for weeks
by all interested. Even the iron President Guggen
helms lawn grinned the soenniy with which the press
called attention the arcgEted fact that the combined
holdings OF the Standard Oil and the Guggenhems but
80 shares; the redghted fact that in particular
Smeers and to the opinion that is waif in the
snarlng swirl of finance.
For the benefit of all sane people, who Smelters,
l will say:
1st-Smelters will go to I2 and then to 19o-uness the
coming bull market myth and the business BOOM which
will follow closely in the wake of Tas overwhelming cleo
ton, is of will-otlle-wisp making
2d-Sneters is now, and since the October panic has
been heavily owned and indirectly controlled by OF the
Rockefeers, who is well satisfied with his investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04

3d.-The principal of Srnelters know Of no bet
ter people to the company than the Guggenhems
4th-Thee to-day, and has been for weeks, enor-
short interest Shelters. There probably has
been so large short interest in any stock.
5t1-The two leading Snleter shorts able to lose
millions. They will lose many before they get back their
short Sn1elters stock.
6h.-This short interest in Shelters the cause of
the Brown hasco. There time during the Brown
asco when the shorts in Smeters for whom it created
stood ghost of show of getting back OF their Shelters,
because of these shorts from the day they
swallowed the crazest cocandbu story invented for
pungers undong up to yesterday when they flew at the
Annual Report hook has been open book to certain in
Wall Street who have determined to teach last
ingly bitter lesson to certain interests.
7h-The market position of Shelters is such that at
minutes notice be jumped 3d. 20 50 points, and
believe it will be before the trapped pungers released
And more Shelters, in the hands of the Guggenhens,
when the plans working announced completed,
will Jump 2 points because of things entirely outside
the short and if the hands of Rockefeller when
the plans announced will jump 40 to 50 points
I advise, unqualifiedIy advise, the purchase of
Smelters at anything under 112.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-04
Notice of Summons.

SUPRENE CoURT-AMY n FRANk AND z HAkEg
- Mack plaintiffs. against William Carter HuI1eIs
Construction Company. Italan-Siss Go2ny PneuIsllo
VT5itewash Company, William H Hods"ortn Fercy
Holdsworth Edwin II. Hess. Nathanel J Hess J I
Bernard HoI business as John Roll ron
yIr-s COMPANY. Sampson H Weinbantler. referees
= George Seiboth New York Telephone COMPANY Saul
Bernstein and Harlem River Lumber & "oodworAlns
Trial DESIRED III lis tol--5 U
New York Amended summons
TO be above named defendants and each OF them
summoned answer the amended com
action. and copy Of your answer
attorneys within twenty days after the
Of amended summons exclusive OF the DAY
90 service: OF failure 70 appear. or
judgment taken against YOU by Default
o. rsIiaf demanded the amended complaint
Aa'04 wv NJ 5 q / : ISAACS
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and postoice address. 50 William street Borough
York city
To the William Carter;
The foregoing amended served
nv publication pursuant order OF Honorable Curh
bert w Pound the Justices OF the supreme Court
~ the state OF York dated August 81 1905. and
6aS with the cornpl and amended complaint in the
one OF the Clerk County New York at the New
Yor County Court the Borough Of Manhattan
CITY OF York
dated New York. August 9th. 1905
NJ. :. & L :. ISAACS.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
once postofHce address; q William street. Bor-
o,tgn OF Manhattan. New York City