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New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
HIGH FINANCE IN ROAD CHARGED.
Argue to Prevent Sale of Chicago & Eastern
Illinois Railroad Bonds.

An application argued yesterday IN the Su-
preme Court before Justice Bischoff behalf OF a
large number OF holders of trust certificates OF thu
ST. Louis &. San Francisco Railroad Company to
continue. pending suit which they have begun.
Island fron allowing any more bonds obligations
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Com
pany being placed upon the market.
The plaintiffs Gustav +. kissel Of klssel,
Kinnicutt & Co: Charles LaneT of Wins!on;.
T-anier & Co. and James r. 4. Clark. of {. A.
Morse & Co. all local bankers. Austen 81 Fox
and Howard Taylor. OF Taylor g. Anderson. ap-
peared for TIE plaintiffs alld ~ IL Lyford. general
counsel for Chicago & Eastern Illinois, repre-
scented the defendant
The plaintiffs charge that the ST Louis & San
Francisco. controlled ny the Rock Island, got con-
troll OF the Chicago & Eastern Illinois five years
ago and began burden tho latter road
with obligations al Of which declared be to
the detriment Of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois,
although 10 the benefit of the 81. Louis & San
Francisco and Rock Island system as " hole A
duplication of bond issues frequent purchases
and sales Of stock with Daniel q. Ried personally
while he i'm practical control OF the Rock
Island system also charged
Nr. Taylor asked :hat the Trust COMPANY Of
America be removed trustee, that the permis-
sion given 10 the St Louis San Francisco
stock OF the Chicago & Eastern I.iirDs be re-
Noked anG that accounting be had OF The extent
u which the Chicago & Eastern Illinois had issued
allegations Cor parted with :sscts improperly.
Decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at la.
nor cent. highest > per cent lowest 1s4 per cent:
closing laG2 per cent; last loan, per cent; ruling
rate 1s. per cent. Time money was IN Iather nght
demand II was offered with moderate liberahty.
Rates 3I4G3lz per cent for sixty days; 3l2a3&4 per
cent for ninety days: 4N4l4 per cent for four
months; 44d4l2 per cent for nVe ana SIN months'
5G5i5 per cent for one year
Mercantile paper sold here and elsewhere in
moderate amounts. but the demand could not be
called active There good sized assortment
in the market. Rates, 512d6 per cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS indorsed bills receivable; 5izd6 per
6Is per for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market was generally steady. rates for sterling
being trife higher than those rullns at the close
Thursday night There fairly good demand
for to-day's mails, but offerings were rather light
Duotations are: Sterling cables, S614; demand.
4 So bid and asked; sixty days, 4s34odiS312 short
francs 5I7e less l-64. and short reichsmarhs, s0ls
less l-32
BANKERS posted rates were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
s posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. lGc discount
Chicago, premium: ST Louis soc discount;
San Francisco. sight 21zc premium. telegraph &c
premium; New orleans. commercial 25d5Oc dis
count bank 81 premium: Cincinnati ioc premium:
Savannah, buying 3-16c discount, selling
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
y23l 0si as3. balance. ss,o4,Ss7; Baltimore.
changes s29i9.s12, balances si5i,61; Chicago, eX-
changes :37g74sls. balances s2.653.l2l; Boston,
cha nges sl9 i69. .14s balances SS32.sS5.
SILVER NARKE ET-Bar silver, 55as Mexican
silver dollars 47c Bar silver in London CLOSED
% 9-l6d decline lied.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1870; Lisbon,
1l50.
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exchange
New York is quoted at 29--
GOVERNMENT RECEIPT S.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. Ss22s sis: internal rev.
enue receipts, S79l,1J: miscellaneous receipts.
s5O2ss Receipts for the day, Sl.6s4,2oS eNpendi-
lures, g, $4,000 Receipts for the month to date
So 754: expenditures s35.7l00cb; excess OF ex-
p-ndl: ares. ss.G5o.2ie Receipts for the year 10
date sA 232 565; expenditures S77M3.53S: excess
of expenditures, $3. .c33
SUB-TREASURY.-The SubTreasury debt
or to the Clearing House S.74s.sos
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities was cor, ~ -,
WOE, entirely bv the Same factors which have been
I'm force in the last week, with speculation seneaS
confined to those issues which have oeen idteiy ac
tive Strength and weakness alternated as the ses
sion progressed Decidedly more interest was "an'.
tested in Consolidated Steamship Is. which were
q no;nt hut later reeading about "a. American To-
bacco was fairly active at a gain OF po,r, .r,
Standard Oil ruled strong and more dc'se-
mining list was irregular Notwithstanding W
stronger tone. the metal Nevada Consohuh'.
and Cumberland Ely after early strength developer
weakness Butte Coalition was sliYntiy fiei.',
Tri E,lIion Micnac and Npissing fiuctuated wi'n'h
narrow limits. Cobalt Central was strohs an! 'o
tive In the Goldfield stocks Daisy was errauc vi
a large volume of dealings. Ihere Was as neeiJ -,
est in bonds aside from Consolidated steamship 1S
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
ANDREW =. McoRxAcK. 4

ANDREW J. MCORNACK, Auctoneer.
ADRIAN n. MULLER 4 SON will sell auctsou
MONDAY MARCH g. 1908. at IL O'Clock noon. a.
FSxchanxe SaIesroom, Nos Is and Is Nesey Street.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM fT MAY CONCERN
following profnissory notes. VIZ
S. L. Noble. Jan'y LIST. 1908
xS12 Evening Chapel G. NJ l. Cnurc1. Dai-
las Jan'y 4. 1898
81 $50 Edmund Bourke. due Jany ]. 1905
l.. HundIey & B. A. Schultz dIe Jahy I. f31a
81. .02S j.. 8. Kendall Jr.. due Jany i. Ige
H. Proctor. due Jsn'y 1, 1893
NJ. p Exline Co, due Jan v j. 1903
A. J Tucker. due Jan'y 10 1903
$4,000 Jester Company. due Ian'y %. 1903
Gage. due Jsny ~ 1908
81 soS Motor Car Co.. due Jary 30 1913. .
$500 Walter 4. Buck. Feby T. 1908
5000 Joe c. Thompson. due Feoy l. Iss
3. Mattheson. due Feb'y i. 1908
5 r. 8. Thompson. due Feb,y !. 1909
SIs2 n & Z. due Feo'y 2 1909
S. l6s Sc j DcIssdo MsnrE Co. due Feoy 70. 1903
si4 Company. due Feby - 1905
81 81. y. ExIins. due Fe5y z. lps
frs w. TuiIIs. due March l. 1879
$40 27s American Railway Lighting Co. du. MaeD
1908
s. coo Fred A. Jones due April a. 1908.
$50 T.. due April s. 1905
IS $50 81 H. G.. Damon. due May = 19t@
White Brick Co. due July Il 1908. v.
50 Damon & Gibson. due July p 1903
- Guy VI. Gibson. due July i. 1902 -
$40 Houston White Erick Co., cue July y l9Ge
White brick Co cue July Il 1909
Srs 600 " p. Exlin~ Comnsny. fue june q 1911
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
DEFENDS NEW HAVEN ACTION.
President Mellen Says Acquisition Of S's''
& Maine Stock Was Above Board.

Boston. March "a defense of the action 0.
New York. New Haven & Hartford RiiirVs" =,
acquiring the 10000 shares of the STOCK @ !.
Boston * Maine and a guarantee Of better 81 a
through the proposed merger Of the TWO r's
the feature of n letter from President Chs.s, ~,
Mellen of the New Haven road. tranSnil'eu
Legislature to-day by Acting Governor H'
Draper. -.
Mr.. MeIien stated the position Of the New h a.s,
company on the proposed merger and SdiH - s,ss
acquisition OF the Boston 4 Maine stock Wa, r,r.
board. made in accordance with the advice ,sx,-
sell and in defiance OF any Law Oh = :. IA
chusetts- Ii was purely protective "'0N'n.ys-
ment.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by Eyer Co.. No. 81 Wall street)

interchangeable. tCoupon. tRes!stered
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London, March 90, p. nl.-The market for Amer
lean securities closed heavy. Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED BY II. l.. Day Co. No 81 Wall s,reet)
10 Nch. %
COBALT STOCKS IN TORONTO.

asked. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
COTTON CROP OF 1907.
Census Bureau Reports It as 11,261, 1853
Bales

Washington. March 2o.-The census report issued
to-day shows that the cotton crop of 1907 was
i 81 I53 running bales counting round half
bales including nnters. The total number Of
active Sinneries This is against 13 30o 265
bales in 1906 and To- 502 in 1905. The statistics in
clude - 546 bales returned remaining be
efnned after the time OF the March canvass. The
total number of running bales OF 800 pounds is
equivalent l13G2.S72 bales. The average gross
weight Of the bales for 1907 is j91s pounds. The
items for the crop of 1905 are 10 1885 square bales
1853 bales, 793 Island bales; linters.
rs 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
STANDARD TRUST WARRANTS OUT.

rhiladeiph.a. March 2p--Narrants charging
sufrarv Il, cheat and defraud stockholders OF the
cefunc: STANDARD Title and Trust Company. Of
rhis cit- iave been issue here for Holmcr l.,
Castle u Pittsourg, general counsel of the COM
pany and for Colonel s X. Ford of Chieaso. pres
ieent % :he company; Henry copen, New York.
FIRST president Charles Hunter. Of Philadel-
nhja secretary: Arthur = Williams. Chicago, 4 di
rector: r. n R1istou. director and also third
yice-presdent; DR.. g J. MAssinger. of Ceilings
wood X. j, acting treasurer; H. +. Aspin"aii OF
Hkeeport, sn., treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

"EN dividend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaI money in
London, 2a.93 per cent: open market discount
for short bills q o. * per cent; long bills.
2a. per cent Berlin discount rate, rs per cent.
Paris discount rate, rs per cent. Paris exchange
on London 20 francs 16 centmes. Bar gold. IT'S
Cd Berlin exchange on London 20 marks a. pfen-
nigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Brtish consols for
money, S714 cent; for the account, 81 5-1o
French renteS 81 francs 81 n centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
days:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
FURNISHED corrected daily by Stewart & Iockvc
No. ~ Exchange PlaceD
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

ed by Van schaick & Co.. No. wall streetl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
of New York.
Financial Meetings.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
ANNI-aI MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING.
100 Broadway New York. Y. Y. February 13 1908.
The annual meeting stockholders of the South
ern Pac.nc COMPANY purpose of eecting Di
of Company. and for the transaction OF
sny business which come before the meeting
viii be he'd at of the Company, Beech
mont jefferson County. Kentucky IL 4 NJ. stand
s-d time on Wednesday. eth day of April. 1905.
For O meeting the books for the
tboth Preferred and Common Will be
cos ; NJ. March is. 1905. and will be
opened al 10 O'Clock = NJ April ., 1905.
ALEN MILLAR. Clerk.
4 DTERTISEMEe. Ts subscriptions for The Tribune
n received Uptown Office. No 1864 Broadway
between S-th until q O'Clock N. Adver-
following branch Offices at
until o'clock = Viz 2ti STA
ave . cor o5d st: ave, 18th 81 East
st - 42d between 9Th and sth
as3 1888 Sd between 1Gth and 18th
1926 So ave 6lst 110s 1st s9th
s. I57 12ath 756 fremont ESQ Sd
any American District Telegraph Office
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
1925
Some Good Homes

On Webster 81, near California Groom,
modern. except heat. Carriage house, barn
for five horses. CisteTn. permanent walks.
cherry and shade trees, fine lawn. Lot
SSxlSl Cheap al AO00.
Hamilton. near slth ST.. T-room and bath,
strictly modern. nearly new, permanent
walks, everything in good repair. Lot GES7
Very reasonable AZ H.50
Real Estate Title Trust Co.,
Ground Floor. L. 8 Natl Bank BldE,
nM FaTnAm.
Qs,-MblT Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

D o BARNELL Paxton Blk Tel Rsd ul7.
QD-S&
LARSON a co. Book tree CO Bee Blds
GD-m
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
OFFERED 0 REM


3-sTORY and basement. with electric
light and electric elevator, Howard st
Would divide 70 suit
r d WEAD. Wead BIZ. 18th and Fernam.
-tlS1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
J. W. ROBBINS

Bargains in New Houses
H3p-New bungalow in Walnut Hi dis
trict, $500 TO 81 cash, balance
monthly.
S,SJ-lB s. 42d St, paved. new 6room
modern, finished on both floors in
oak and birch and nicely decorated;
very desirable.
A.OO0-&th and Marcy. new s-room modern
house, finished IN oak downstairs;
close in and a bargain.
A-SO-s-room modern house. and barn, 1901
Burt ST.. near new cathedral.
s., OON-Good lot on Sherman Ave, near
Madison Ave.
s s5O-ssx1a, on Leavenvorth and &th
Ave: room for two houses
3 POo-F1ne lot on ed ST. paved HEAP
81. O0o-5l1lSS. on Dodge and 4d.
SEE NE FOR OTHER BARGAINS
JOHN w. ROBBINS, lSo2 FARNAM ST.
Qs)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

DRUGS at cut prices: freight paid on ali
SO orders; catalogue free. Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
FOR SALE

Pull corner lot. sxlsZ. five blocks from
postornce, , cottages; stone sidewalks: no
tncumbTance; vacant corner suitable for
fats OF business block. Close IN property
Ike this 10 certain 10 Increase in value
Price. 1855.
Phone Webster iE1.
lsl-Ma isx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16


80 Decatur 81, 5 rooms, second floor, $50.
G5 S. sd. 4 rooms. SIS.
III Burt ST, s rooms, modern, SO
Ii N. 9th St, s rooms. modsrn except
heat, SIS
So S. 9th 81, 6-room modern cottage, with
small barn. U7LH.
S8I Decatur, 5 rooms, modern, SIS
3Sll Chicago St, I rooms. modern, q. with
barn, 50.
co.'s Seward St, 7 rooms, modern, sac.
SGu Davenport ST, I rooms, new. modern,
oak finish, 1850.
SIS Cas- 81, 7 rooms and barn. modern. SIS
nl s s2d ST. ] rooms, modern, 6A- .
l51 s. 5sth St. 8 rooms modern, city
water. SIS
g705 FarnAm ST. 9 rooms. modern, $50.
2zS Burt 81, 10 rooms. modern f&.
FLATS.
6llh y. INST st. s rooms, new, modern ex-
cept heat, 1850.
SIS s. 18th Ave. s rooms. modern. SIS
&D Hsrney ST, 8 rooms. modern. gas
range. water heater and window shades
furnished. SIS.
4 S and s-room steam heated apartment
HASTINGS q HEYDEN. IO4 Farnam 81.
Ask for rental department.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

A Few Bargains
$3,500.00
1913 n. 18th 81. New eiEht-room house,
strictly modern. with large room In at
tic, full cemented basement, permanent
walks. fine corner lot with good surround
ings, Just at the edge Of Bemts park
Might consider a trade on this property
for good vacant building lots. Only Two
blocks to school and car line.
$4,000
Hl4 Hamilton 81. New eight-room house,
strictly modern IN every respect, with oak
finish on first floor, maple and birch on
second floor. with large attic, full ce-
mented basement and permanent walks,
beautiful south front overlooking Bemis
park. finest block on Hamilton 81 10 feet
from car line.
$4.250.0O
3Sos California St. strictly modern eight
room house. Just completed, with oak fin
ish on first floor, permanent walks and
paving. south front with good surroundings
only one block TO ST. Johns church This
property must be seen to be appreciated
Call on owner.
G. w. L
Phone H. 37S. SSi0 Hamilton 81
us)-AA lex
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
FOR RENT

Sd AND 4IH FLOORS WEBB
BLDG.
Two floors, each 66Xl32, in
this fine new building at the
northeast corner of 10th and
Howard SITS, will be subdivided
if necessary to suit tenants.
Heat and elevator service fur
nished. Rent very low. See US
promptly for space.
GEORGE & CO., l6O1 Farnam.
N5)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
SPECIAL

One OF the finest vacant corner lots in
the West FaTnam district Al a sacrifice
Z sold this week. owner has an exceptional
opportunity TO rs-invest tie money. See
US A. once, II sou want a bargain.
j. H. DUM0NT & son.
Phone Douglas go is6 Famsm 81
0s)-M
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical treatment at
Creighton Medical college, 18th and Dav-
export Sta: special attention paid to con-
finement cases: all treatment supervised
by college professors Phone Douglas
Nal-la
ANY poor girl in need Of q friend cali or
write 10 the matron Of the Salvation Army
Home for Women at &4 n. 18th st,
Omaha. Neb. Qs)-hAS
BEST nerve brace fer men 'Gray's Nerve
Food Pills" 81 q bJx. postpaid. Shermae
q Mcconnell Drug 10. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND

p. o. NELSON q CO.,
LOANS.
7a N. 7. Life Bldg. Phone Doug. 11A
QD&s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

FOR RENT.
5 Le0-9-r. In rear of sszl Dewey Ave.
3l3bo-3-r. modern brick flat; walking
distance: ISIS Dewey Ave
flA5e-4-r modern brick fiat close in
-sl5 Dewey Ave
a4I-5o-f-T. all modern brick flat; choice
location, 2s43 Dewey Ave
t-S-eo-l-r all modern brick fiat, SSH
Dewey Ave.
ti4ee-s-r- partly modern; upstairs;
ls-3 Paul 81
az SER, all modern house and barn:
zQE3 n. 20th ST
S15-oo-s-r- modern house: Walking dis
ance, -4Qs Indiana Ave
Sl5.oO-5-r- nice modern flat. 1893 :.
leIh 81.
ROBINSON 4 WOLF
Doug s4lA asa Paxton Blk
-Nl5l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
LOST AND FOUND

west shore OF Cutoff lake and 18th and
Henderson. Reward for return TO ISL
\. Goth. Q2-ns Is
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-22
RlNGOEs.

Charles Slmerson was a visitor in
Bound Brook Sunday.
Miss Eta Hill is visiting Miss Kate
fotten At Sunnyside.
Mrs. John Gennett, of mercerville is
Spending few days with her parents
Ira Munson and wife who are i'll with
the grip.
Mrs Fink, of Reaville, aged So,
mother OF Mrs. John Sipler died Satur-
day.
Rlngoes council No los, Jr O. U.
A. NJ, conducted an entertainment
and social in their lodge room Friday
evening. The committee in charge
arranged 4 very attractive program of
exercises, at the conclusion of whith
refreshments were served The large
audience voted the affair a success.
Theodore H. Williamson, aged *,
died last Thursday evening at his resi-
dence at Copper Hill Funeral was
held Monday from his late home at
1890 A. NJ. lnterment at Pennington
under the direction of lIolcombe &
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs O. II. Dilts, DR. and
Mrs. ?. c. Young, Mr. and Mrs
George Hartpence, Levi lloleombe
and Miss Clara Schelling,r were in
Remington Friday evening attending
the annual banquet of Darcy Ledge
No. 81, A. +, & A. NJ.
Paul A. Queen, of Pennington, was
a visitor here Friday.
Miss Ada Runyon and f. Nelson
Shook were married Thursday at the
parsonage by the Rev. Il. S. Van Osten.
Miss Runyon resides near this village
and MIR Snook is a resident of Woods
vile.
The Rlngoes Vigilance society held
their annual meeting Thursday The
officers OF the past year were elected
Tor the ensuing year.
Miss Clara j. Schellinger, of rren-
ton, is wishing her mother, Mrs. Edna
Schellingt r, who is i'll with the grip.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-22
What Ais Youl

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variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptomsp
Ityon>have any considerable number Of
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irony illousn9Ss, rsIpid liver with indi-
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The following leading medical authorities.
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Chicago; Prof. John King. NJ. D.. Author OF
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-22
GOV. FORT ON EXCISE.

Governor Fort says he will veto any
measure suggesting any modification Of
existing law on Sunday selling.
He says also the Sunday closing law
should be enforced in all places.
His excise recommendations are:
A more simple and effectual plan
for the revocation of license.
An act for the revocation of Ii
eense upon violation OF law
An act giving the Governor power
to remove mayor who tails to enforce
the excise law
Saloons limited to population
basis, with not more than two ON any
one city block.
An increase in license fees, the max
mum mentioned being 81 900.
All bars closed between 1890 and
6:3o A. NJ.
Abolition Of all right to transfer a
license
A state board for the revocation of
licenses.
No person or corporation should be
allowed to establish saloon in the
name of another person or furnish
money for that purpose.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-22
R.a,l aud Ynu VIII Learn

That the leading medical writer's and teach
ers of all the several schools of practice en-
dorse and recommend. in the strongest terms,
each and every ingredient entering into the
composition of DIR. pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for the cnre of weak stomach, dys-
pepsia, catarrh of stomach, liver complaint, -
torpid liver or billiousness, chronic bowel af-
fections. and all catarrhal diseases of what.
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producing perfect cures. 1t contains Black
Cherrybark, Golden Seal root, Bloodroot,
Stone root, Mandrake root and Queens root-
all of which are highly praised as remedies
for all the above mentioned affections by
by such eminent medical writer's and teach.
ers as Prof. Bartholow, of jefferson Med. Col.
lege; Prof Finley Ellingwood, NJ. d., Of Ben
net Med College, Chicago; Prof John King,
NJ. D., late Of Cincinnati. Prof. John NJ. Scud.
der, NJ D., late Of Cincinnati; Prot Edwin NJ.
Hale, NJ. D., Of Hahnemann Med College,
Chicago. and scores Of others eminent in
their several schools of practice.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-22
FORT MADE GOVERNOR.
CEREMONY SIMPLE BUT IMPRESSIVE,
Retiring Governor Stokes Makes Appro-
pirate Remarks, Transferring Seal.

As cannon doomed forth seven
teen guns, the Governors salute, John
Franklin Fort at noon Tuesday took
the oath OF Office in aIaylor Opera
House and became the Chief Execu-
tive of New Jersey. With his right
hand ON the Bible Governor elect Fort
swore: II do and will bear true faith
and allegiance to the government es-
tablished in this state under the an-
thority of the people, so help me, God :"
Then Edward c. Stokes turned over
to his successor the great seal of the
state and the making of new Cover
nor Of more than 1000, 900 people
was complete.
The ceremony was an impressive
one and took place before the assem-
bled State Legislature, the judiciary,
many state officers and great crowd
OF people that packed the Opera
House SO that not even standing room
was available.
Because of the publicity that has at.
tended Secretary of State Dickinson's
private life during the past year, Gov
ernor Fort departed from the custom
OF having the Secretary OF State bold
the Bible upon which he was sworn in.
Instead the Governor himself held the
Bible while the oath was administered.