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cOsTER IN0UIRY CONTINUED.
Testinaony That the Firm Owed NiarshAll,
spader a Co. 85HAOOO.

spader a Go. 1JRNOOO.
The examination into the affairs Of Cos
tor, Knapp d Co., was resumed yesterday
before United States Commissioner Alex
ander. Michael j. WEIGH. manager Of Mar
shall. Spader q Co. Of "a Broadway. with
which Coster. Knapp g. Co. had extensive
business relations, again was questioned
by 8. 8. Menken, counsel for the bankrupt
firms receiver. relative TO the various stock
transactions between the two concerns
The days hearing was spent In the efforts
OF Lawyer Menken to locate various blocks
Of stock loaned by Coster. Knapp q Co.
TO Marshall., Spadcr q Co. against the
Indebtedness Of the former to the latter.
Among tho stock items thus loaned were
100 shares Of U. 8. Steel preferred: 500
shares Il Baltimore and Ohio preferred,
.,.oI shares OF st. Paul preferred, and 100
shares Of Norfolk and Western preferred.
The witness showed but little knowledge
OF the whereabouts Of this stock and re-
ferred the examining lawyer to l.. D. Wood.
who, he eaid. had charge Of Marshall, ,Spader
& Co.'S loan books. H. B. Pogson, coun-
sci for Marshall. Spader a. Co.. said he would
produce tho loan books upon reasonable
notice.
aWas the indebtedness Of Coster, Knapp
d Co. In excess Of the amount Of securities
held by Marshall, spader 4 Cor the wit
ness was asked.
q! do not know OF my own knowledge"
replied Mr., Welch.
WAS there any indemnity guarantee
OF it's ACCOUNT"
-Not 30 far as know No specific
information was elicited from the witness
except that Coster. Knapp q Co. owed
Marshall, Spader 4 Co. t7i70OO at the time
Of tho panic last 0ctober. and that the Sc
ourities were not adequate to meet such
an indebtedness
There was spirited tilt between Mr..
Menken on the one hand and MIR. Pogson
and the witness on the other concerning
the accounts In the name Of W. B, Spader.
Mr.. Menken was inclined to think that
those accounts involved transactions with
Coster. Knapp 4 Co. When he asked MIR
Weloh to explain the account the latter
declined. and his lawyer objected to the
question. Commissioner Alexander sus-
tanned the objection. Just before the
hearing adjourned the witness made the
following statement to the creditors of
Coster, Knapp 4 Co.:
Marshall, Spader Il Co. have four
branches. in Rochester. Buffalo. Syracuse
and Toronto. The reports come In on the
same wire and to keep them separate they
are entered as follows: Toronto under
Toronto, Syracuse under Spader d Per
kins, Rochester under w. b. Spader and
Buffalo under b. Perkins. Mr.. Spader
has never had any individual account with
Marshall. Spader d Co.
The examination was adjourned to Mon
day at II A. NJ.
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Punr,rc NOTICES.


PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERyBy GIVEN % th9
or 1 sS lands y M soe aa Ss
following proposed assessments have been cor.
pletsd and are lodged N tes once o. me ncasa &
VIZ: VIZ; '''' ~ N'H''''' y - ''''' 'ssFvTs-
Borough OF Brooklyn.
s% ESFf.s sSsaSS Tsy s 's'
~.ss .:l @ s::s.!s s:r: ~ S
yss T SG .dsMsss sfsssz H.. Pssss P:s s.
ss G% sS. y s Ines q
' %s1 .Tsas " G D%9I, nom
Ilss % ssss No. STs R.suistins f grading. eurpns.
sd Win spss, ss Knsss
Llas sss7 No .. Regulating. grading, ,curSise
and laying ssnsn, saewss a9 On E.st sstssps
Ns sna snd pos: s
re ssa ssd ssssss
~ Ns stSsss iia
mi IL yss s:sss. dsssss :ss :ss.
frqm n, Elde,'s IA lane 70 , 9usens County line ,s
m T.. ss Ss s ssS ssd ssns sS ss SSaSss
and laying cement sidewalks on Fourt.enth avenue
fns az The nosA
south and east intersections OF West street and
sSsss 81 Ts:s and ssd Ts
re streets at the north south and east crossings
az ird S'
and a. the north south and west crossings of West
and ii: s p.ss
LIST ssse. s No. is Resussinr grading and eurb
Ct
n1 I BesS 5 @ d.ss sssss sd r. T.Hs saS
ayenbef ss sIos9t the right of way OF tho Brighton
LIst Ss1i. No: y. Resuls.lng. grading: eurbins
and ys 49, MS T. sssssfns h'sisss
and s @ me u ssH
ana laying cement s.ts;*s!ss % Mi.y.si.h street
List. Lis. ssssi Mo q, Curling. gSttsrins and laying
fo sa Stitch
and G Mo e.
Lis, s@ sSes No e. segulaslins Isls grsdns curoins
between Howard avenue and East Ninety-eiehtS
List ssos, No. a. Regulating. grading and curb.
ing HInsdaIe street. between sutter and Riverdais
h @ N s Sursss s xs. ss q M s.n
avenue. from nay Ridge Avenue 20 Seventy nfth
street; and on the eastery side Of Seventh avenue
All persons whose interests affected by the
above named proposed assessments. and who are
opposed to the same. or either of them, are re-
quested to present their objections In writing.
the Secretary Of the Board OF Assessors No. 32D
Broadway New York. on or before July 2S, 1904
at II A. T.. at which time and place the said objee.
TONS will be heard and testimony received In refer
encc thereto. s. -.
For Iul particulars see City Record. s-
ANTONIO YUCCA, =
PAUL WEIMANN, q e s'S n
JAMES II. KENNEDY, r-a.- l---a
Board OF Assessors.
WILLIAM II. JASPER.
Secretary,
No. $50 Broadway. =
City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan, June
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BIDS FOR EDUCATION BUILDING.
r. y. Cariin Company Insists That the Hid
or the Ford Company he Thrown Out.

r. NVhipohy siiC shsu
OF the Ford Company BE Thrown Out.
ALBANY, June 28.-Although the Ford
Company of Rochester is the lowest bidder
for the work OF constructing the new s. ,O0O,-
600 State Education Building the +. j.
Carlin Construction Company Of New York
city insists that the Ford bid shall not be
considered because it is informal and does
no1 comply % WIN .ne y DIGGING reau.re.neaa.s, aus
submitting bids shall be actually engn ged
in the line of work required and be able to
refer to work Of similar character per-
formed by them. ..
The Carlin company insists that the Ford
Company is plumbing concern. and II
identified at all with any contracts ap-
preaching this in magnitude 1t was as
slbcontractor for plumbing and heating
work under direction Of general con-
tractor. The Carlin company is the second
lowest bidder.
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PROTEST FROM BOOTBL4Cxs.
$50 Fine and disqualification for Ordinance
Violators Too Stif7, They Think.

Violators Too stan, They Think.
The bootblacks Of the city are to to have
a mass meeting on Monday at noon to pro-
test against Alderman Dowling's proposed
amendment to the license ordinance. which
would impose fine Of $50 on any bootblack
violating the ordinance and prevent him
from ever getting license again. At pres
ent the Aldermen may only revoke an Of
tenders license.
The amendments is considered too dras-
tic by the boot backs. The cell for mass
meeting is issued by P. Russo. president of
The BootblacSs Protective League.
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r. A. McIntyre,s rriaI July G.

The trial Of Thomas A. Mcintyre Of the
brokerage firm OF T. A. Mcintyre Co., who
9 indicted for larceny, was postponed yes-
terday BY Judge Fostcr Of General Sessions
unhl july &
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steel Corporation Buys Stone Lands,

BrooMNoroN. Ind. June 2e.-The United
STATES Steel Corporation has taken up it's
,nGon ON sei acres OF stone land at Stines-
IyIlle and has formally announced 1t will
Hssablish q plant there worth $500, 900,
shioh will employ 500 men getting out and
repairing stone for the iron furnaces at
The sun., 1908-06-28

Arrived-fRIDAY, June 20
SIS CamDaria, LIVERPOOL. June %.
SIS La Lorraine. Havre June -.
Ss Celtic. Liverpool. June IL.
SIS Pretoria, Hamburg, June ~
IS xcelstor, Rotterdam, JGne l2,
IS City Of Savannah, siay annah, June q.
SIS Apache. Jack sunvIle June %.
IS W sud, Galveston, June 20.
IS Larimer. Port Arthur, Tex. June IL.
SIS Jefferson. Norfois, June rs
SIS Pawnee, Philadelphia. June rs
IS Chesapeake. baltimore, June "a.
IS Lcuctrn. Perth Amboy, June 20.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Eaiserin Auguste Victoria, at Cherbourg from
Now York.
IS Cedric. at Liverpool from New York
SIS Potsdam' at Bouloene from New YORK.
SAILED PROM PoREIaN PORTS.
IS Baltic. from Queenstown for New York
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INCOMING srxAMsHrPa
BY Marconi Wireless.

SIS 81. Paul, for New York. was $50 miles south
east OF Sable Island at $50 A. N. yesterday.
:, Sc & cS,aTIsIs I fos NeS YORK, was 100 miles east
Of Nantucket st moon. ~
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t.,.a.rl0,s AND MEETINGS.
CENTRAL PARK. NORTH AND EAST RIVE
LA AIIROAn COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company viii be held In Room No. l7l5, No. ll5
broadway. New York City. on Saturday, July II.
lSs. at loo O'Clock A. M to- elect new Board Of
Directors OF the Company to take once at and
TO act on all other matters OF whatever nature which
may be presented at that meeting. Including the
consideration and direction Of all legal proceeding
In which the Company has an interest.
BY order OF the President.
y. W. sAYRE. Secretary.
New Yor. June a. 1908.
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BINiDENDS MD INTEREST.
Fuente Coal COMPANY

90 Wnjl .iucr,. New York.
The coupons due Ju.y !, lMs, from the First Mort
gage Bonds of this Company viii be paid az thi, ONCE
on and after that date.
T.. L. BAStlfoRD. Asst. Treasurer.
June 81. 1908.
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=, president for FRANKLIN Trust Company.

4 Arthur King Wood. who was formerly
dce. .president Of tho Van Norden Trust
iornnaky, has been electe1 president OF
S,e Franklin Trust Company OF Brooklyn.
"a su009edS George H Southard. who re-
Siened recently oniacccunt Of VI health.
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Dividend No. ne Of "a of ia on tho Common Stock
tor the quarter ending Mch. 81, inos. was declared
June 10 Transfer books close at p. NJ june 10
and reopen at 10 !; N July !, 1908. ..
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Springfield, Illinois. June 2and, 1905
To THE HOLDERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE 81 THIRTY YEAR GOLD
bONDS OF THE CH ICAGO. PEORIA ST.
LSUIs RAILWAY COMPANY OF ILL
Referring TO tho interest due january !, 1908. on
the Company Con solidAted 5se Gold Bonds holders
Of said bonds are hereby notned that the interest
matured thereon January 1903 Will be paid on and
after June Goth, 1905 taton an surrender
at the once Of Messrs Dent, Palmer Co.. Sc VIII.
lam Street. New York, OF the coupons for said In
tcrest. by order.
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THE BANK OF AMERICA

once OF THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. n. W. Conner Broad and Arch Sts.
Philadelphia June 10. 1908.
The Directors have this day declared q quarterly
diyicend OF two per cent CSlo0 per share) payable
july 18TH zoos. to stockholders OF record at the close
Of business. June 30, 1905 Checks will be mailed
LEWIS LILLE, Treasurer.
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U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room Fl. Army
proposals lor dredging and rock removal IN Harlem
River. y. y. WIN be received at this once uniii
Information on ap pication JOHN g. d. KNIGHT
Col EngYs y
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once OF
T.. TORHLARD COMPASY.

NOTICE Is iFREBf GIVEN that the snnua ]
meeting OF the stockholders of p. Lorliard Com
pany viii be held at the Office Of the company, No
III First.Strect Jersey City. New Jersey. on Tues
day, the Thlrtcth day Of June. luo6. al IL O'Clock
and for all other business that may properly come
before the meeting.
wM b. RHETT. Secretary
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS d FERRIES.
Sealed estimates for furnishing stationery (Con-
tract 1887, will be received by the commissionen
OF Docks at Pier A.. Battery Place. untl u o'clock
noon, Tuesday. June 70. 1905 ~
For particulars City RecordJ 4,
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once OF the Department Of Parks. Arsenal Build
tng, Fifth avenue and Sixty fourth street, Borough
OF Manhattan, the City of New York. t
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
ment OF Parks until O'Clock p. u, on.
THURSDAY, JULY o, 1905.
Borough Of The Bronx.
For furnishing and delivering sixty thousand
tecooo pounds No. white clipped oats. and thirty
(SO tons No Timothy hay (No. 3. l9o8f, for parka
borough OF The Bronx. " -
For full particulars see City Record.
HENRY SMITH,
President;
JOSEPH I. BERRY, : r "a
MICHAEL j. KENNEDY,
Commissioners OF Parius.
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TEXAS CENTRAL RA IROAD COMPANY.
A semi annual dividend OF Two and one half per
cent on the Preferred Stock OF this Company has
been declared out OF the earnings OF the Company.
payable at the Farmers' Loan Trust Company ON
loin july. 1908
The transfer books for the Preferred stock OF this
company Will be closed at3P NJ Sd July 1908. and
rcop 10 4. NJ, 10th july. 1908.
y. COMYN MORAN. Assistant SecretLRy.
New YoTk JunE 27th 1909
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Savings Banks.
THE MANHATTAN
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
644-64S Broadway.

I4th SEMI Annual Dividend.
June 9th. 1908.
The Trustees Of this Institution have declared
interest at the rate Of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum all sums not exceeding ss 900, re.
naming deposlt during the three six months
ending the 3oth inst, payable and after July
a0th 1908.
Deposits made on or before July 10TH 1908, will
draw interest from July 1st 1908.
JOSEPH BIRD. President
FRANK G. STILES, Secretary
CONSTANT NJ. BIRD, Asst Secretary.
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once of the Department OF Parks. Arsenal Bui,6-
ing Fifth avenue and Sixty fourth street. Borough
OF Manhattan, the City of New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Park Board at the above ONCE of tho De.
padmcnt OF Parks until O'Clock p. M. on =
THURSDAY. JULY 0, 1905.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
No. l. For furnishing and delivering 10000 cubic
yards OF topsoll or garden mould 10 Sunset Park
Brooklyn.
No. 2 For furnishing and delivering 5000 cubic
yards OF topsoil or garden mould to Prospect Park,
Brooklyn.
For full particulars see City Record.
HENRY SMITH.
President
JOSEPH |. BERRY
MICHAEL ]. KENNEDY. ..-
Commissioners of Parka
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PROPOSALS


Department OF Water supply. Gas and Elec tricity.
Room 1885. No. is TO Il Park row. Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New yOr; 81
SEALED Bl DS OR Es'rl MATES will be received
FiecrIcir, al the above once un:l 90 Clock p. NJ on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 1908.
Boroushs OF Manhattan and The Bronx.
No. J. For furn shing. delivering and laying
and Tenth L, One Hundred and Twenty fifth street.
and In One Hundred and Twenty -nfth street. be-
tween First and Third avenues.
No :. For furnishing materials repairing and
and resetting natural stone c,lrbing.
No. =. For furnishing ind delivering double
nozzle standard New York hydranfs. repair parts
for the same and lead lined lrun pipe. unions el..
bows and ouplings.
JOHN II. O'BRIEN,
Commissioner OF Water supply
Gas and Electricity.
The City OF New York. June ?5 1908.
headquarters OF the Fire Department; OF the City
of New York, Nos. l5I and loo East Sixty seventh
street, Borough OF Manhattan. the city of New
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be received
by the Fire Commissioner at the above once until
TGEsDAY JULY .. 1908.
Borough Of Manhattan.
No. l. For furnishing and delivering harness.
leather and harness trimmings to the repair shops
for the borouShs of Manhattan. The Bronx aud
No. 2. For furnishing and delivering paints. oils
varnishes brushes and painters supplies to the
repair shops for the Boroughs of Manhattan. The
No. For furnishing and delivering lumber to
the repair shops for the Boroughs OF Manhattan.
The Bronx and Richmond.
For full particulars see ,c city RECORD .v,.
Fire Commissioner.
Dated June rs. 1903
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES
Sealed estimates for furnishing anthracite coal
sioner OF Docks, Pier "a" Battery Place. until u
o'clock noon. Tuesday, June 90. 1908. 1e
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U. 8: ENGINEER OFFICE wilmington. N. c.,
June %, ie6.--Sealed proposals for Constructing
Inland Waterway fron Paniico Sound 70 nesufost
Inlet, n. C.. viii be received here untf II U'clsR
noon July n, 1903. Information on applicssion
EARL / BROWN. Capt. Ensra -. =.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MRIATURy ALMANAC THIS DAr.
Sun rises. 40 Sun sets. Soi Moon rises $50
HIou wArnR THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island 7,3 He'll Gate 80 p:i6
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once of the
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY

Allegheny Avenue and 10th Street
Philadelphia. Pa. June -, 1908.
The directors have this day declared a dividend
OF u OF per cent. from the net earnings OF the
company, ON both common and preferred stocks.
payable July list. to stockholders OF record at the
clos. OF y, snPss on June ~. Checks will he mailed
WALTER q, HENDERSON, Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26
The Triumph OF A New Idea.

1t has been a subject Of comment
that the usual features of the Sunday
newspapers showed too little variety.
A recent departure in Sunday journal
ism has met with popular recognition
and approval. The great illustrated
weeklies and monthlies nolonger hav,
a monopoly Of the periodical field.
Conan Doyle received $4,000 for
the American serial rights of his last
story, the highest price ever paid for
similar rights. Anthony Hope, Jack
London. Sewell Ford and many other
popular writers contribute to the pub
LEGATION which set the pace by paying
this record price. Celebrated men
and women write constantly for 1t on
all subjects OF timely interest. Clever
verse. wit. humor and interesting mis-
cellany complete a most interesting
table OF contents. 1t is profusely H.
Illustrated by the leading artists. In
fact the Sunday Magazine of The
RecordHerald maintains the highest
standard Of periodical literature
throughout. 1t gets the best at what
ever cost.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26
Republicans Working in N. e.
Staten.

Boston. Aug. 24.@The third of the
big district conferences which are a
feature of the management OF the
Republican campaign by Chairman
+. II. Hitchcock, is being held here
today at the Hotel Touraine. At this
meeting all OF the national committee
men OF the New England states are
present. Greater Importance is at
tached to the gathering than to those
held In Colorado Springs and Chica-
go. because OF the early elections in
Vermont and Maine. and the effect
that strong campaigning in these
states will have on other sections.
The conference is chiefly for the
purpose Of arranging details of the
campaign. such as assignment of
speakers. the gathering of funds to
carry on work. the distribution of lit
erature and other routine matters.
The state leaders will make known
their wants in relation to speakers
and literature and the national COM
mittee will meet the demands as far
as possible.
Many strong speakers have been
assigned to Vermont and Maine al.
ready. and others popular In these
states will be sent there as rapidly
as they become available. A strong
effort will be made to hold the Rep
ublicans vote recorded in 1904, In or
der to influence voters in other parts
of the country.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26
E. v. DEss TO FIRE LOCOMOTIVE
Socialist Candidate for President to
Start Campaign in overaiIs.

Socialist Candidate for President to
Start Campaign in overaIIs.
Chicago, Aug. 24-Eugene v. Debs
Socialist candidate for President, will
inaugurate his campaign by firing a
locomotive for seventy-five miles. at
tired in overalls and jumper. 1t will
pull the Red Special" which the
Socialists will send form Chicago to
San Francisco, and the back across
the continent to New York, making
in all a journey of 10000 miles.
The start will be made next Sun
day, when the special will run out
to Lemont. Ill.,. where the Chicago
Socialists will hold their annual pic
mic. 1t will be on exhibition there
during the day and return to Chicago
at night in time to take up the trip
to the coast. Seventy-five ppassen
gers will be carried to Lemont at 50
a head. the extra charge being made
because Debs will serve as fireman.
The special will consist of five cars
and make many side trips. There
will be a brass band and at each
state line the local committees and
candidates will be taken aboard, the
average number Of passengers to be
fifty. Mr.. Debs, ]. Mahlon Barnes.
national secretary. and Otto McFeel-
ey. publicity agent. will make the
entire journey.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26
LONE BANDIT
Tourists In Yellowstone Park Forced
To Give Up Valuables


Butte, Mont. Aug. 24.-One high
wayman wearing u black mask. held
up and robbed the passengers OF sew
en- stage coaches In Yellowstone park
this morning at a point only few
miles distant from the Old Faithful
Inn. near the Imperialism.
The coaches left the hotel In the
usual order, at intervals OF few min
sltes. and were held up one after an
other as fast as they came insight.
The highwayman was stationed at a
bend In the road, where he was in
visible from either direction. At the
point OF rifle he lined up the pas
sengers. and after relieving them Of
money and valuables. allowed them
to enter the stage and resume the
journey. The performance the ban.
dit enacted seven times.
1t is understood from meager ac-
counts received of the affair at lat
hour today, that he collected In all
considerably more than $4,000. The
fact that tourists in the park are
not permitted to carry weapons made
it impossible for any of fthe passen-
gers or drivers to offer resistance.
The robber was a man of about 55
years old. weighing 140 pounds He
wore a coat and vest of mixed gray
and brown goods and blue overalls
After holding up the last coach he
disappeared into the hills and 1t was
afterwards found that he made his es
cape on a horse belonging to the tran
sportation company.
All haste was made back to Old
Faithful Inn. and the ride in the six
horse coach at full speed to give the
alarm was not the least exciting Of
the morning incidents. The soldiers
encamped at the Thumb station were
Immediately notified and a messen-
ger was dispatched to the soldiers
on the west Gallatin river at the
west boundary of the park. The sold
iers from Fort Yellowstone were on
the road to take up the trail within
10 minutes after news was received.
1t is though almost certain that
the bandit is heading for a point be-
ween Big Springs and Ashton. stat
ions on the Oregon Short Lines yell
iowstone Park branch. and north of
Idpho Falls. The robber is in ex-
tremely rough country. There are a
number of settlers and forest rangers
In the upper basins and If he con-
tinucs after reaching the main road
nc eod'd not escape without observa-
IT, On the West Gallatin trail a
s'.nad IF soldiers is posted near the
line.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26
THE 18TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

or the Colorado State Sunday
School Association will be held in
the NJ. e. church at Fort Collins. Sep
TENDER 1-3.
The program offers great attract
ions. chief among them being the pre-
sence and help throughout the con-
vention of Mr.. Marion Lawrence of
Secretary.
Conferences, exhibitions. sterop-
ticon lecture. inspiring addresses and
wonderful music will make rare
treat. Any Sunday School worker
may attend. Entertainment may be
had for 81 per day or more. Write
Marshall Moore Of Fort Collins what
kind of Accommodations you want. See
your railroad agent at once about the
cheap rate.
The Lamar register., 1908-08-26

Our music lovers and fun lovers
will be pleased to knowthat the Jos
eph Newman Company will be with
us again at the Opera House, We'd
nesday. September 2.
Mr.. Newman is always welcome fol
he is an entertainer of the cleaa type
who can always be depended upon
to give the people a delightful and
en- joyable evening. Much OF his sue
cess is due to his zeal In keeping up
thing new. And he has the happy ia
Guilty OF surrounding himself with
young ladies' Of talent who can assist
him with phases OF entertainment
as fine as his own though different
in kind. This season he will have
with him Miss Ruth Skeel. a young
contralto with a wonderful 30. :. Mis-
Ruby Thorpe, a charming VIC mist.
and Miss Clara Skeel. gifted must
clan. capital accompanist and delight
full actress. MIR. Newman himself will
this season offer a budget of II lsu-
ally bright and clever humorous song
jokes and stories. Delightful feat
ures OF the evening will be the one
act plays "A Dentist for Day." by
Frank Lindo. and "Mary's Merry
Christmas" by Mr.. Newman. They
are breezily and smartly written. and
will keep an audience in a constant
state of merriment. This will sure
ly be one Of the real fun shows of
the season. Reserved seats can be
secured at Myers Drug Store.