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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08
SHOWING THEIR METAL.

Our Texas merchants and business
men are showing their metal by the
way they are fighting parcels post;
meetings are being held, resolutions
adopted, and petitions signed, asking
Our Congressman from Texas to sit
down on the measure, and stay
sitting" until its friends are forced
to abandon it. The efforts of The
Retail Merchant along this line are
being crowned with success, and we
have no notion of giving up the work
for some time to come.
The President recommends par
cells post, and the Postmaster Cen
eral says pass it; so we have big
fight on our hands. What may b-
done during the present session of
Congees 10 pass or kill the measure,
will not settle the question. 1t will
bob up at each succeeding Congress
until it is passed or killed so dead
that there will be no possibility of its
ever being resusctated--.Da Tex
as.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08
WAY DOWN EAST"

With the recurring visit of "Way
Down East" new beauties are dis
covered in Lottie Blair Parker's long
lived New England comedy drama
On this the eleventh anniversary of
the plays premier, the thought &C.
ours that of all the rural dramas of
modern times none has offered such
a choice collection of prospective
victims for the bunco man, the gold
brick vendor, or the lightning rod
agent as are shown in the characters
pictured in this piece. Usually IN
plays of this kind, referred to in the
vernacular as the rural drama" one
finds series of grossly exaggerated
characters. In "Way Down East
the authoress has chung closely To
nature, with the result that the play
carries greater conviction than is
generally found in stories of life down
on the farm. OF course, there can
be more pleasing subjects about
which to weave theatrical tale thai
that of the much-wronged, sorely
prosecuted heroine. But it seems the
lot of the country born dsmsels to
be sneared by city-bred villains with
smooth ways and dress suits, and 20
one must not blame Mrs. Parker for
depending upon mach blamed IL
male for principal climaxes. We
have he country quartet, the snow
storms and eli Holler" as a COM
bination sugar-coating for he dan
sci in distress, fact which makes
her more dc.ectable than usual. tt,
company contains many old Friends
and the same careful attention to de
tail is assured as in former seasons.
The Fost.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08
NOT MERELY EITHER BUT BOTTLE
THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT

Did know that the building of the Utah Savings
Trust Company has been accorded the lowest of fire insurance
building Utah? Ask the Pacific Board
Underwriters, who fixed after the careful and
thorough investigation repoof qualities 1t is built of
with steel rods reproof than
brick structural steel other form Of building
material
Then the safe deposit vaults the building, addition
their being freproofae nearly burglarproo and
human make them That is what the best vault
the United States who have inspected these vaults
Williams who is vault self
specting burglar will get into them
Do these facts nothing Salt Lakers who abso
lutte securi priceless papers, heirooms and
things that canont replace?
Remember merely either fire burglarproobut both
Prices for lock boxes, $3.50 the and
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
ass Main Street. IN THE BUSINESS HEART.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08
THE TRAGIC STORY OF MAD.
AM BUTTERFLY'S" DAGGER.

csc grand opera which all Of the
music lovers of Salt Lake will CLAY
ly welcome again, might be lost thru
lack of knowledge of Japanese thot
and character which underlies the
delicate fabric of the drama, unless
it is clearly explained. This is es-
pecially true of that part where But
terfly makes use of her fathers dag
ger.
The august mandate" from the
Mikado, "The Son of Heaven" was
really lettre de cachet. 1t came in
the guise of message" and if ac-
companied by sword or dagger
from the Mikado meant that the re-
ceiver was condemned to suicide
Accordingly he selected a close friend
and in his presence committed hari.
kari or as it is known in Japanese
"Sepukkuf-disemboweled himself
The Japanese telegraph for hari-
kari translated means "the happy dis
patch" The weapon with the blood
still on the blade was then plunged
in melted wax, to form preserva-
tive coating, and was then given to
the family who held it in great VEN
Grafton.
In the first act of Puccini's opera
before the marriage scene, Butterfly
begs of her lover that she be al
lowed to keep "a young girls pos
sessions" Among these is the fate
full dagger with which her Samurai
father made the happy dispatch"
The American bride groom begs to
see it, not knowing its sinister his
tory. Butterfly beseeches him to
wait and lays it away with reverence.
Goro, the marriage broker approach
es and whispers to the young naval
officer: at was sent by the Mikado
to her father with message" The
young officer asks softly: "And her
father ..:'
"Was obedient,' replies Goro, with
gesture indicating Suppukku.
In the second act the fatal dagger
appears again. Goro anxious to make
second marriage commission, the
suit of the amorous Prince Yama-
dori, strong in the belief that Butter
fly has been deserted by her Ameri-
can husband. Butterfly equally
strong in faith that her husband will
return, rejects the prince. Goro
prowls about the premises of But
terfly and insinuates to Suzuki, the
faithful maid, "that no one knows who
is this baby's father" Butterfly, en-
ragged, takes the sacred dagger, rush
es to Goro with, "Say't again and I'll
kill you" Goro bowls for mercy and
fees.
Butterfly lets her eyes fall on the
dagger and is Mortified at the thought
that she wa; about 20 defile the bloo'.
of her ancestor with that of her
enemy. She totters to the shrine
end reetOrec II RI Ire D1cce with a
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08
SHOULD TAKE MORE INTER
EST.

We want to urge upon our readers,
one and all, the importance of taking
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-08

This is one of the things we want to
do in regard parcels post
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RAILROAD T4LU4TION.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prepdrlng It's Opinion.

Washing gton, Feb. lin response TO request
Of the Senate Committee Interstate Com
n1erce the Interstate Commerce Commission Is
preparing a letter setting forth its opinion OF
legislation providing for physical valuation OF
railroads. This legislation vas proposed by SEN
stor La Toilette of Wisconsin. It Is the desire
of the Senate committee TO ascertain Whether
the Interstate Commerce Commission believes
the measure ought to be enacted into law.
The reply OF the commission viii prooaol% noI
he completed for several days AS soon as II Is
rrenared the response VIII be sent 70 the Senate
committee and probably made public The com
missions letter will constitute pretty thorough
consideration Of the subject Of the valuation OF
railroads not only from G theoretical point OF
view hut from that Of practical railroad men
and legislators. II viii consider the time neces-
earv 70 make such n valuation. and particularly
tP7e cost II the government of making II.
It Is plain. of course. that the enactment 81
Euch legislation will have an important bearlng
,,ron the work Of the commission IN cofslderlhg
cor7nIsints of unreasona bleness and injustice OF
rates charged by railroads to shippers II is as
summed that the valuation, if made in accordance
with the La Toilette bill. will be OF the physcal
nrcner+fas of railroads and not merely Of their
commercial values
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

Some of the larger successful bids were as fol-
lows;
Baruch Brothers, $3.50 600 at from Io4 To 1o4 75
Suy!er: s1y: Morgan & Co; si5ee1o at Io4 "a
Maitland Coppeli & Co. sl5oooo at 1o4-os
to 1o4 e1tSa states Trust c0"Dan' at from i0'''
Ios es '-' " se-siDah & o. si'4' Wv a. ''''' -''
RsT c 2 SatGa aa I5 a s7Go Al rom io4 % 10 io
FISK oSinoh as se @ os, af a. 1 3o Iosso Al '
Kissei, Klnncutt { g., $50, 900 at io4 to Ios'o-
Esterblooiz oe & Co. s2S0ooO ~ at iS4. .o5 to io4 Is
Thomas a Reynolds. s255 100 .ca lo4.se.
ssa Esse5 Saona saa spa2 Asp & e. ''
ezfed a0siss stem $50 sa6S so SS ia a. q ii to O0
Thomas Denny Co sc $40 9S9 GOO at al 9i 49, 10 10 19t S $50
Cummings Company. Carrollton Ohio. 1o4 81 to
Goldman sachs Co. soc g. coo At lo+ - to 1o4 30
Potter ch2ss FTsneS sz s7ss ! 900 ,S at s. iGt 9a ,s
Chase National Bank. & s46s 80 80 at 1oi l %, 90 n. A.
Ifiisft FHe = Sarar ss64 900 al io4 10 Io4 Is
First NaiionsI Bank. Chicago. s12'oooo at "42S to
G & n wood. $4,000 at 104 OlG. ,..--. .,-o. ooo
Mercantile Trust Deposit Company. Baltimore s2ooNo
Kings County Trust Company. Brooklyn, s55ooOo at
Guaranty TTas COMPANY York 100000 1o4 to
Coin Co. ssooeoo at 1902 TO 1o4 s. oo oo ~. %
to sa5ss. 3es sa',0n-l 'n1 ,4o'n -. os ,.,
Veil. & Cincinnati. S14o.CD al 1O4 TO iu9
William Read Ss ie4a-
Harvey Fisk &, sons. S1.50o,Ooo at 1o4 10 1U4"l
J &. Bache & Co, s125.oc0 at 1o4 cS
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. s4S3 600 at 1p4 70 Io4l-o
Strong. Sturgis Co., $4,000 ct 1O4 p ~
N ". & $4,000 at 4OS TO IcAo
! p Morgan & Co. $3.50 600 fo4 %.
I. Eofrnann Co, s. $1,000 at 1o4 US 70 lof 81
A a fousnan Co. 81 00o, 0oo at Sio4lgo.
Speyer & Co. 5000 at 104 .
Shoemaker & $500 600 at lU4 IS 10 Ip>5s
Iazard Freres s.. 100000 at 1OA 10.
Margaret 0. Sage. $4,000 al 1o+. OF.
Tominick & Doninck. S1S7.000 at 1o+ 70 lo4Bl
4 Z. Reid. trustee. S5J0.0o0 at il4 355-
Maitland. Coppelf s sI.o2SO-1 1oi 70 1e4
Sig H Rosenblatt & s2c0ooO al e4VZ 10 lof--o
= Reid trustee s.. $50 600 al 1o+ IS.
Stephen I. Tingley, trustee. S1oOoY-o at Io4.os-
] " Davis q Co, 81 600 600 at 104 25-
Barney & 81 $50 600 al jos
Merchants Loan $500 100 st io4 aI
O 104 SCI -o. N
Zimmerman & Forshay $4,000 at lo4 ol 20 1o4oo
Teaisohn Brothers 500 600 az 1o4 10 ...
NeropoIitan Company, >5Souo az io4 10 io4-"o
Naban & Co $4,000 19+- OF 10 1o4 90 -. . ,n. -
81 al Oa"e 70 it-'''
As!eI < Co. $4,000 104 IS
TSroz & Co $4,000 lo+ % io4tl
TFN-YEAR ASSESSMENT BONDS
a.iel G. Co $3.50 600 1e1o3
= L Tav & 90. 1O1.5o 20 l'l
Morgan syndicate. 81 -1o1. $50 sf IE''9E 90.
Merchants Loan Trust Company- chicago sStN'"o
Mofst & White. $50 Ooo at 1oo51 TO 1ooTa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
sMELTER MEN ASK SPECIAL MESSAGE.
Want Relief from Alleged Frauds in North
ern Pacific Land Classification.

Helena, Mont, Feb 17.-Northwestern mining
men in convention here to-day. considered the
sr7eIter situation and determined to send COM
nlittee to Washington lay the matter before the
President and ask him to send special message
TO Congress the subject
A sensational report was made. charging gross
fraud and coIIusion connection with the classif'
cation OF the Northern Pacific land granted by Con-
sress whereby the railroad is alleged to have OBJ
tained vast amount OF rich timber and mineral
lands in lieu of worthless areas. and It was this
point that the convention determined 10 ask relief
from Congress. Forest service administration also
came in for severe censure.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RECEIVER FOR TELEPHONE COMPANY,
Justice Foote Names Henry ". Conklln at
Rochester on ex-Justice NashS Motion

Eo-bes-er Fet 17.-Justice Nathanlel foo'9
- .o=zz motion made by ex-Justice Z A
>-zsb asking tllat Henry " Conklln be aPpoInI7o
receiver fc- the United States Independent 1eis
rrone Cou7pany. L Is SAID that Justlce NasIl a.
reared as trustee Of the Security Trust ConpaaS'
Events have moved rapidly Win ul+ 'sieti-l-l
-- -.-..- ---o weeks The sale Of the prop
s-.iee ~ the corpauys subsidiary COMPANY the H.
e7erderr Securities Company, was held IN me court
fol.s4 -esttbule cn Tuesday February = ana uhey
--e-e bought IN by the bondhoders reorganization
committee for 100000 On "Wednesday James NJ L
r--z5- attorney for the United States 1ndepenoen'
z,o-sb,l5s-S- Protective Association, applied az
>-e--a-5 y ! for an order 70 show cause "nF =
--e+,-er should not be appointed The application
u-s made IN his Own name as bondhclder anu
creditor This motion vas made refurT1aoie To-
morrow = Newark.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RIVERS HERE HOPEFUL
First Days Of Season Shoe No Sign
of Hard Times.

The first six days Of the buying season this year
n this cftv ending yesterday. shown by the reg
is+ration in the Offices Of the Merchants Associa-
tion have witnessed greater influx of merchants
and their representatives than any other similar
rerjod In ten years, with the exception OF last
autumn The association is enabled to keep an
accurate count owing the fact that recorus must
be kept Of railroad tickets purchased under its plan
Of reduced rates to Western merchants. Those TAX
in advantage Of the register at the associa-
zion rooms Yesterday one hundred names
.e-a added 20 the list making total of LsI5. It
was noted that among the number OF buyers at
least 10 per cent women who represent MIL
lfnerv concerns. This said 10 be an unusuaI
number.
The b5Iyers come from Ohio Illinois, Missouri and
Kentucky and also from the immediate South
Chicago and st Louis are largely represented as
also are CincEnati, Louisville, Toledo Cleveland
Peoria and Detroit, as Southern Mlchlsah comes
within the rebate territory
Merchants said that while the buyInE showed a
GREATER element of conservatism it was neVerthe-
less not marked by the rigid falling of Whicn
some reports of financial stringency might lead me
trade 70 expect II said. Furthermore, that the
general expectancy OF all who came here was tor
good business and a continuation Of it
on the r.srt Of the Iobbers there dispcst-
tion 10 pc more particular regarding credits than
haretofore In fact II was said there was 4 ten
danc toward greater Hbe1aiity IN the extension OF
time. In the period last autumn and early winter
when money was scarce Western concerns. with
few exceptions we're meeting thelr hihs Win lhS
usual promptitude
c7othfng boot and shoe ieelry. millinery, grocery
hardware and general merchandise concerns. In
not any one line, il was said was there an eN'-
dence of nard times
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SEEK AssENTs FROM STOCKHOLDERS

Evyartvo1t & AppenzeIlar. who led the night OF
+t7e minority stockholders OF the American Steel
I-,5-,.s last summer TO compel the directors oe
the c,rooraton 70 resume the payment of DIVIDENDS
an the preferred stock, have issued circular urg-
ing the stockholders assent to the new financial
Man which was announced q short time ago The
plan provides for material reduction IN the cap
;.ai stock The circular says the firm has received
,-,o-oua letters from stockholders. those holding
rraSerred stock asking its opinion to whether
the plan was not favorable TO the common
stock holders and the common stock holders asking
the same question regarding the preferred stock
holders Therefore, the circular says, it Is far
- ossr,. that the plan is an equitable one IN the
,,-o-,rtIon as outlined by the directors
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CHICAGO TERMINAL DELAY.

-He future Of the Chicago Terminal TRANSFER
Fsirozd Cnu7pany stu seems 70 be IN doubt Ihe
<-oc. appears 70 be divided between that presuinS
fs-- held n he interest ot the Burlington karoao
nd that represented by the stockholders proteCuNS
r.---7-s--ea The committee represents both pre-
..---.s - c,s-,-,o7 stock and organized for
20; r,-pose ot protecting the interests Of the MINOR
r-- stockholders in the litigation relative 10 me
baltimore & Ohio lease The committee hss eA-
-@o6 -re tine for deposit Of stock - Aafch l.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Therefore, Tomorrow:
Fine Clearance Values in
Wash Dress Fabrics

French ZsphyrS-p.aids- satu
cross bars-besutiful r0lor effects
Earlier % -----.--.--- ~
Yard Wide Black Dress and Wa.s-
Sateens-1o CT quality ----------- -1O=
Extra Fine Irish Dimities-plaiE
and lustre stripes-sOral and figure
priuting--arlier -19 ----..--..-.---- -
SIX stripe Cotton Challles-cr-sim
grounds with Gorsl prinClngs-
10 CT. qualities ---..--------- -
Fancy FIannelertes-good assortment
OF styles-ear.isr -I2-s d.
German Velour observation-disclosures
for kimOn0S and bath robes
earlier Is ---.---. ~
Victoria Suitings-wooI prints
beautiful. fancy plaids-wash and
wear welI-earlie- -1s. ---------..--. I
Fine Scotch Glnghams-32 inch
light and dark blsEdings-
vvere 10 and ..--.-----.------.-. 81
Shepherd Checks-siIk finish
fast coiors-earlier 10 cts----.-.---- .
Fancy Printed Nuslins-Iovely
foraI desigus-12ia CT. qualities -
Fancy voiies-rnsdium and dark
colors-earlier .12l2 .-.------------- 81
Fancv Printed Panamas-34 inch
mill IenSths-I9 Ct value s----------- D.
Fine Mercerized Black Volles-
permanent lustre-fast dye-stripes
and checks-reg1larly -24.-..---.-- ia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
nz7sL TRADES UNIONS TO COMBINE.

Cincinnati Feb. I7.-Ahiliation Of the dlHerent
metal trades union bodies OF the country is SAID
"a h. tn object of e conference which began here
to-day The affiliated organizations VIII embrace
rbe fcrou,fng unions: Blacksniths boiler makers
,.a,.ey,, makers ulolders and others. Zach is 10
retain SIS individual existence. but the new body
Is FORMED 10 bring about cooperative unity when II
q deemed necessary.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
NEED MORE kNlckERBockER AssENrs.

Herbert L Satterlee. counsel for the depositors
committee Of the Knickerbocker Trust Company
said Yesterday there little chance of the Bank
Superintendent giving his assent TO the resumption
plan unless there was material increase IN tho
number OF assents from the minority depositors
within the next few days. The latter have until
next Friday 10 come into the fold
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.
"ElAN II TEAHIIH-s
EYEHTCIN From Pier Is.


kWEEECAN iYNE From Pier Is. n. r.
Hh4A-6>AShN NH at 10 A NJ
PLYMOUTH-CHERB 'G-SOUTHAMPTON
New York Feb q Philadelphia. Mar.
St. Louis Feb 70 ST. Paul Mar. -
RED STAT LIVE From Pier "A. n. r
NEW YORK-DOvER-AN WERP-
ysder.cnd Fsb.ls 10 AM FSroonla nd Mar .
ICELAND Feb 20 II AN Finland: Mar IL
WHITE STAR LINE 0| 81 \ r.
NEW YORK-Q'NsTOWN
'Baitic.-Feb. 20. noon 'Bsltic. Mar 19
Celtic Mar. 5. noon .Cedrfc Mar. 2s
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' G-SOUTHAMPTON
''AdrtatIc. Feb %, .3nPM 'OccaHic- Mar. u
Majestic. Mar. 4. 10 AN 'T'tonic. Mar Is
rNe-T. p, eco tons: Eas Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and sOTchestrA
SEW n6cToIt YoR8 & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira Gibraltar. AlEiers.
'CANOPIC. Feb "a = p. NJ; April
sREPUBLIC -.. March Z. noon: April -
'ROMANIC.. March IL. A NJ; sprn y
'CRETIC. March 2s. noon; MAY
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAf.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery IL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
ANOTHER MIGHT RIDERS" OUTRAGE

Hopkinsvie, Ky, Feb I7.-"Night riders late
last night visited the farm of V. Mckinney. in the
northern part of Christian County, broke open his
tobacco barn, and rolled out two wagons heavily
loaded with tobacco. Under one OF the wagons
they started fire which destroyed the wagon and
contents They placed in the other wagon dyna-
mite which, however failed 10 explode.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
r. E. eUNNIsoN HEADS HOME TRUST.

The trustees OF the Home Trust Company At a
meeting neld yesterday at the Brooklyn office. No
1S4 Montague street. elected Frederic Z. Gunnison,
a director, president, to succeed J. Edward Swan
strou ex-Borough President of Brooklyn. When
the company was organized two years ago MFR.
Svanstrorn accepted the presidency temporarily
til the company should md permanent head for
the institution.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RExmeRE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

-rT. rev,na,. = hotel Of Stamford, in the Cats
kills including Churchill Park private golf Inks
-tc has been leased by DR.. ChurchiH TO < -.
Monatt and g ". Peck, whose experience ana
Energy VIII be personally deFo,ed l" tA4S 80.
tos,i.rv . Kew York once viii be opened about
May = where fuH information may be obtained
and roor,s engaged Until then all inquiries should
l. addressed 10 No. I22 Elm street, Oneonta, N L
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SELLING BONDS FOR RAILROAD WORK

= Z stfReu president Of the Kansas CitE'
Mexico & orient Railway Company, In an anofeSs
To stockholders saws that the officers OF the COM
many are now undertaking the sale of bonds ana
e1ares in Europe for work which was haIteo Dy
fhe Late ulfavorable conditions. He urges stoch-
felders 70 assist IN facilitating constitution by
sending their subscriptions 10 s per cent joint
notes of The tzo construction companies or 10 the
r-.r mortgage bonds OF the railway company
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
ALL COPPER PRICES REDUCED.

The price OF AL grades of copper was reduced
from = 10 j cent on the Metal Exchange yes
rerdaz lake being quoted At l. :. TO lS cents eiec
f-olv1ic 1ess 20 1875 cents and castings at i n
20 l-r. cents. The decline was said TO De que 70
she falling Of. III the demand from Europe, which
i.sx taken about 25o coo, 900 pounds in the last
fol~ months in the local market business con
,trles 70 be Of the hand 10 mouth order ana onui
domestic consumers start 10 lay in supplies pro-
c.1ce-s % not look for any advance u price
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RAILROAD GIVES s5o,ooo.o MORTGAGE
Guarantee Trust Company Loan TO Kansas
& Colorado Pacific.

Wichita Kan Feb. IA s5o.ooo,ooo mortgage
given by the Kansas & Colorado Pacific Railroad 10
the Guarantee Trust Company, OF New York, was
filed in this county this afternoon The Kansas &
Colorado Pacific includes the Fort Scott Wichita
& Western and the Missouri Pacific in Kansas. The
mortgage runs thirty years. and bear per cent
interest pavabls seni-annualy. 1t is dated Feb
rlary : 1908 and is styled ''refunding mortgage"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
o,so,I7e OFFICIALLY SETTLED.

4 recent decision by Secretaries WILSON, CoI'eA
--or e,d Straus IN g dispute over the use or tnS
IDS corn sy,r1Ip" was IN favor of the Corn Prod
,,,-e Refining Company. The company had been
advertising the haro corn syrup, and asserted mat
I,s business had been damaged by an attempt 70
prevent il from using the words Just approved IN
an i,+e--7re+ation Of the pure food Law.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
ASK RECEIVER FOR COAL COMPANY.

Chicago Feb. T.-Credtors OF the Phoenix Coal
Cornpany applied for a receiver to-day. 1t is al
legged that international dissensions in the company
have caused the business TO deteriorate The as
sets oF the company are stated to be SO the
liza bties grossly Ia excess of that amount" The
mines OF the COMPANY at Cornell III
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
NEW YORK WOOL BUYER A SUICIDE.

Lima. Ohio Feb. HI. a. Dunlap. wool
hr,ver of New York committed suicide In his room
a a hotel here last night by taking carpohc scld
lie had been brooding over business conoloolls,
.t,,,ob Ia had closed $4,000 purchase OF wool
SATURDAY. Papers show he leaves a wife and three
children IN New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co
21f-of2 EAST 1O0TH ST

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.,
211-213 EAST 1OoTH ST.
To Mr.. 2. CorCorn. Wr- Carroll. L Smith,
Ellen Barrett. L. Miller, G. A kiernan.
Mamie DeventhaI, Mrs. Woermer. "A :
Hopter. Mrs Raddy. Maggie Holden. Mrs
z l. Doughroty Ida alter, Mrs. Ed
wards Miss L Michaelson, Mrs Hirsch-
berg. 0. Sterling. E Murphy. Mary O Brio1.
". Scott. F Schauppaus. 9. Bischofr. N.
Farrell, Mrs. NizeH, George Phillips. g.
Sheridan, e Reilly. Mrs. R Hunt-You
and each Of YOU are hereby notified that,
the time for the payment OF this Company 3
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. will cause such proo-
ertv 70 Wit. household goods, personal ef-
sects ard merchandise. stored by your or IN
your name in the Harlem Storage VAR
house Co Warehouses, to be sold al publIc
auction. according to the statute IN such
case made and provided. ct our warehouses.
Nos 2If-21S East Tooth St, New York
CITY. on Thursday. March 3. 1908, at 1890
a m and II the sale thereof is not COM
pIetAd on said date the same viii be con-
tinued at the same place on each and
every Thursday thereafter, beginning az
1O.SO A. m, until the sale is completed.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
~ e GTT,PFRT Treaa aurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
MERGER MEETING ADJOURNED.

The meeting OF the stockholders of the Mercantile
and Equitable Trust companies scheduled for yes
terday o plan for merging the TWO COM
panies was adjourned until February 25 No rea-
son was given for the delay other than that the
stockholders wanted time 10 consider the
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