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The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
wattsrson On the New York Press.

Col Henry wattersou. who is this year
actively Identified with the Democratic
campaign. hnds that IN the great city OF
New York there is but one newspaper
the HeraId-that shows the least dis
position 20 consider the six or seven mil
lion voters who are supporting the Demo
cratic ticket Most OF them. he says.
are ''bIacklisting' the ticket. and he asks;
rs this either wise OF just or patrioIce''
The KeaJuckian's arraignmeat Of the
press Of the metropolis undoubtedly IS
well founded Its treatment Of Ny. Bry-
ans speech Of acceptance furnished evi-
dence IN point The Evening Post fairly
auslyzed the speech 20 the credit OF the
Ne5raskan. but the others. even those
roastinE of their Independence. with the
. possible exception of the New York Her
aid. editorisIy dealt with II after the
manner Of the hide-bound partisan organs
OF the provinces They discovered wis
dom and ability IN SIr- Tafts speech.
which committed him irrevocabIy 20 the
Roosevelt policies; IN Mr.. Bryan-s they
found food only for ridicule and sneers
/ Yet. coming from a judiciaIly minded
+ man like Mr- Taft. his speech really was
/ the more radical Of the two
E However, we DO not think that Col
f Watterson need wor-y on account Of the
/ attitude Of the New York press Such
obvious uufai-ness can be INDUCED in
only at the cost Of newspaper influence
/ The New York Herald. commenting
/ upon Col watterson's complaint, dag
noses the case quite clearly when II says.
{ The personal fitness Of NJ Taft in fact Is WY
evenly balanced b- -he pery-uzI magnetism 1f NJ
Bran
The Question Who VII win IS rendered sziu more
51Hcult TO answer By the fac- that there is NJ
'rzrano7-t iss-e' IN the r-essut Presidential can
raizn. II the PARTY platforms were 70 be surrer-
-iti7usIy trzus7osed. nobody on sithe- side would
ever End II o-- L is case Of six Of one and half
a dozen q the ether NJ Taft e-u-d stand on
llr. B-vzu's platform and Nr- Bran co-Id sand
on SIr. Tzft-s rlarfg-n without either cus OF The
other feeling rHa5 he was On strange TERRITORY
It Is for this reason that the Herald as perfectly
independent and unbiased nevspaper- agrees with
Col watte-s1n's assertion that Mr Bran has q
Scod fighting chance Of oourSe he has"
And il might be added that that fight
ing chance" may be helped along rather
than injured by a too ardent support OF
the Republican candidate by the New
York press The country at large is not
looking Eastward for its political counsel
He would be a dullard indeed, whc
did not recognize and admit the over.
whelning odds against Nr. Bryan's elec-
ton But re Is a dullard, also, who does
. not see in the abnormal conditions ex-
isting the country over to-day and in the
unrnistaka5le signs Of public unrest AZ
uncertainty as 10 the outcome that vii
b puzzle and disturb the shrewdest poliJicz
managers until the campaign Is ended.
Thieves entered a Crown Point Ind
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NEED OF A SQUARE DEAL.
And the Railroads Want Increased
Rates.

From the Ser York Mail
William c. Brown. vice president Of the
New York Central. replying 70 a manu-
facturer Of leather betting. who declares
that the proposed freight rate increases
are UnCaIIed for asks this pertinent
question
IN nov rf the fsct that the railroads vaid the
leather hcl-iuE Ulsuufacrurers fruul FIVE a1d SEe-
tCu-is cents o eiztty-siT cr1ts uo-e ~ -sr-i-E
foot o. -a- tran thgy dld n is9e Is r. rr-gas1l-
abe fCr the railroads ask the beltinE Ua--f1c-
tu7srs % paT additional freight rate 4 approx
mate-~ eight unet19-Isauiths a reut N eighteen
7-e-b-s-6=e-tts u one cert per running foot A.
rcr5ng n The With fT the rrsusPo-tatiCn q this
C1um01I-Tl
Half Of the railroads case for increased
rates Is embodied IN this typical question
The other half IS embodied II the reglls-
tive and restrictive action by nation and
States. whereby the business Of trans
porration has been made more expensive,
while being improved from the standpoint
of the public interest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Those Atlanta doctors who have agreed
10. refuse treatment 10 all people who do
not pay promptly will probably feel pref
ty bad If the vital statistics of that town
show a decreased death rate for the next
twelve months
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

JET Davis seeks a joint debate with
Tom watson says the Cleveland Lead
er. Cyclone Davis has challenged Tom
Watson to a series Of joint debates" says
the Charleston News and Courier. Won
der II these two contemporaries are re-
ferrinz 10 the same Davis,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

A St Louis man has applied TO the
courts for an injunction restraining his
wife from talking so much There is a
man whose respect for the courts Of his
country is deep. profound and emphatic,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Mrs. Russell Sage is said TO be thinking
Of presenting Uncle sam" an island as
2 gift Coming from Mrs Sage. We sup
pose it is all right; but it certainly looks
S-fS0iCiouSf
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

IN the New York Mail Of recent date
Nr. Franklin P Adams had something 20
say concerning a number Of Salomes in
that town who appeared 20 be garbed
ready FOR the dance" We presume M
Adams meant 70 say "ungarbed;" other
wise. We fear his eyesight IS failing him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

We imagine IT would be rather embar-
RAISING TO Abdul Hsmid II he should some
day forget the combination Of the lock
that holds his patent undershirt on.
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Out of the LimeIiEht.

From the Atlanta Constitution
Hitherto. John Temple Graves has been
splendidly in the limelight. but now he's
a candidate for Vice President
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Think Of our lucky sailors at Auckland,
Il was found necessary 70 provide them
with heavier fauneIs while the feet so
5ourned n that locality.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

MunG5t Bey Is, perhaps, the only diPlO-
mat seen around these parts in recent
years who appears qualified 20 answer
questions as fasc as M WI can ask
them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Some airships are hard to come down. -
says the Baltimore Sun. And some come
down hard
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Electricity is the finest tonic on earth, -
says a physician We understand white
lightning is very popular in all prohi-
bition States
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Nundji Bey certainly could never be
appropriately spoken q as the ''unspeak-
able Turk"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

In the interest Of peace. the Sultan OF
Turkey has announced his willingness TO
erect a house for the proposed Parliament
Tie Sultan has queer ideas Of peace. #
he thinks he will get it by providing him
self with a congress
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Aiilionaires not permitted 10 make cam
paign contributions this year can get rid
q their spare change backing aeroplanes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Who viii stand al my right hand and
revise the tariff with ue7''-FToratius Sc
reno Pavue
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Any more candidates TO be notified -
inquiries the Dayton News. None that
count.
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Prepared for Him.
INDIGNANT NIaM.

Nav. the roof leaks
We'll. air ye too feJcHtaked lazy to
put on yer hat?"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

The Birmingham Age-HeraId says It cost
only $50 to notify Nj Bryan. while It
will cost $1,000 70 notify Nj Sherman
Still. it must he remembered that Mr.
Sherman isn't IS used 20 II as Nj Bryan.
and may be harder 10 convince
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

How can less than I.so0 Republicans
cast more than 1.S1o votes2-- inquiries
the 1Iuskogee (AIa1 Times-Democrat BY
moving 10 Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Concerning the substitution Of ''airman''
for 'as-onaut" the Montgomery Adver-
tlser wants 70 know How about II II
he is a xoman2" IN that event. OF
course. We should have 20 call her an
''airess--' and We suspect she would like
that
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

We are on the high road TO prosper
ity.~ says Mr.. John D. Rockefeller We
are and there are highwayrnen along the
road. too.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
ALITTLE NONSENSE.
AN AUGUST YEARN.

AN AUGUST YEARN.
Where are the SHOWS OF yester year7
I cannot say.
I would that they
Were here.
Where are the frosts that fringed the
bough?
I'd gladly see
Them on the tree
Right now.
Where are the gales that shook the peak?
They viii. I'm bound.
Not come around
This week
would 10, mar the farmers lot.
Yet long for snow
When it is so
Blamed hot
The Market Price.
While in the jungle I was charged by
a rhinoceros-
At what rates." inquired the pub
Usher. a dollar a snort?"
some Frank Talk.
How are you. old man. Feeling well?'
DO you really care a rap?"
Not A rap I merely asked out Of a
/ politeness that I see was quite wasted
Not Entertaining.
Gould you give me little dinner,
mum2" inquired the wayfarer-
y could. but I won't was the cruel
/ reply 7 am not giving any functions.
/ however small. during the heated term
Nothing New.
The jokes. I guess. have all been told
( The brand Of chaf
Z 7 offer you once made the old
Chaldeans laugh.
The Beach Acquaintance.
/ How long ought man to know girI
{ before trying 10 kiss herr
Well. he ought 10 give her time
enough 10 pucber up her lips
Prepared for Him
The pessinaist died and went 20 heaven
Here's your golden halo" announced
an attendant And say"
''Cmp2"
.'You'u find the nitric acid on yor
shelf
Indignant Nav
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Now that Harry Thaw's money Is all
gone. h. 7yiu doubtless find out in short
order how many different kinds Of a brick
he isn't
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

'.HisEen needn't wOrry because his
name doesn't rhyme" says the Indianap-
oils Star That we think IS the very
reason he should Worry Think OF the
near-poetry he VIII have 10 stand for
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

ohio has had q lively summer" de-
cIared Alexander WhispeH at the Shore
ham last evening MI Whispeu IS a
Cleveland manufacturer
Between the Foraker-Taft fight and
Tom Johnson's battle for Scent fare
Cleveland has had merry time OF Il.
Republicans may fight each other tooth
and nail but when A foreign foe looms
up on the horizon they band together.
Foraker Is not TO be feared IN the
coming election He will swing every
vote he can control in favor Of Taft
That is what most Ohioans believe. OF
course he and Senator Dick were net
/ tied over being assigned 10 back seats
| on the platform at the coming State
/ convention. but they wouldn't jeopardizs
the party's interests to work out an indi-
4 vidual grudge."
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

He laughs best who laughs last" They
defeated Nj Hoke Smith for governor
down in Crackerland. but he has called
an extra session Of the legislature,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Thieves entered a Crown Point Gnd)
railway station yesterday and stole
tickets 70 Chicago" says the Chicago
Post Well. they couldn't fan 10 lose
on the transaction There act was bound
10 land them either in Chicago or jail
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Yes West Virginia is pretty well
stirred up and divided by a political row"
said James N Ossenton. former Judge
in Fayette County. az the Shoreham. and
the Republican managers might veil be
worried over what the people out theTs
are going TO do next November.
The Republicans have not gained a
great amount Of ground IN West Vir-
ginia during the past four years. and.
added 20 the increasing warm feeling for
Bryan. is the fight for the zovenorship
in the Republican ranks Il is quite evi-
dent that two men cannot be governor OF
one State. 1t is also a known fact that
both men who are seeking the once
have large foIlowings. The nomination
Of either man means a weakening Of the
Republican ticket in the State. because
/ the followers Of the defeated aspiraut
will either refuse 10 vote or flop over on
| the Democratic side. West Virginia might
well be counted in with the doubtful
States until after the returns are in"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
The Market Price.

While in the jungle I was charged by
a rhinoCeros
At what rates. inquired the pub
Usher a dollar a snCrt2'
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
The beach Acquaintance.

How long ought man TO know a girl
before trying 70 kiss herr
Well. he ought 10 give her time
enough 10 pucker up her lips"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16


The Jokes. I guess. have all been told
The brand OF chaff
7 offer you once made the old
Chaldeans laugh
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

The Grand Rapids Herald attacks Mr..
Bryan's position on the free list cure for
ills OF the tariff and says
Among the declarations of the Bryan
platform Is one. plausible on its face to
surface thinkers. demanding that. when
ever protected AmeTican-made Commodi-
ties are sold abroad at lower prices than
IN the home market. such commodities
shall be free listed by executive order; as
also such imported articles as come in
competition with the products Of all Sc
called trusts Slight examination. how
ever. clearly shows the destructive con-
sequences Of such a policy
BY far the greater proportion cf In
stances-in all comparatively few-of sales
Of protected American products abroad
at less than home prices are cases OF the
( unloading OF dumping on the foreign
: market OF a surplus for which there existed
no present home demand, and at practi-
/ cany no profit, often. indeed. at a loss so
/ far as the cost Of production IS con-
| cerned-the benefit being solely in en-
abling the home plant to keep its mills
/ or factories running and thereby holding
/ its labor force intact. instead OF demoral-
/ izing it by a shutdown or laying Of Of
men The chief benefits resulting from
these exceptional dumping export sales
I abroad sccrues to the protected American
I wage-workers, who are. oy this unload
I ing process. kept in continuous employ
1 ment-
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Help for the Congo.

SUNDAY, AUGUST Is. 1905
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

An abOA ST HEfAiN's
Where are the SHOWS Of yester year?
I cannot say.
I would that they
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Gould YOU give me a little dinner
NUM- inquired the wayfarer-
7 could. but I won't was the cruel
reply I am not giving any functions.
however small. during the heated term
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-11-21

"Gravcs-Graves. Oh. yes'" quickly
answered TIE man. It's ar the desk"
Quick. quick. for Gods sake.
quick" frantically implored Jerry.
The dOcrmaa was half dazed, re-
laxing his hold. and Jerry dashed into
the Office, barely missing a collision
with a tat woman. The bald headed
man had reached around the letter
case and grabbed up a long blue en-
velope. which. just as the clock struck
two. he handed 20 the breathing
jerry in the middle OF the crowded
room.
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as one, with thoughts as one, none 70
see picture OF perfect bliss bat the
moon aud stars.
The reunion Of these lovers was
complete. The soul OF each was the
soul OF the contenied; the eyes of each
told a story infinitely better than
tongue could tell IL: a single little
word of three letters from her, again
repeated. was as a volume OF Joy to
him.
That long line OF smart traps ana
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CHAPTER XXXVI.
The Inevitable LAST.

People had travelled hundreds OF
miles TO Los Angeles 20 see one thing
the grand Illuminated Parade OF the
Flowers. scheduled 20 reach the piazza
OF the Hotel Florida promptly az nine
o'clock that night, but two persons had
10 thought Of It, Jerry Chambers and
Marina Bostos sat at window OF a
room on the parlor floor, with hearts
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CHAPTER xxxIu
Jus. as the CLOCK strlksa ruc

About four o'clock In the morning
jerry had further occasion TO curse a
"Geminis luck" A hot box" at his
end OF the coach brought the train
TO a stop near the flag" station OF
Gonzales Before the engine had come
TO standstill the fireman was at the
hot box" with his torch. Jerry tried
to scramble of the trucks. but the en-
gineman had him by the nape OF the
neck before he could get to his feet
Hey. Charley" shouted the coal.
HEAVIER. and a moment later a big
brakeman came up Charley" swung
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HIfHI Sick Mother EnfffW
now There VIII be no nick-oftime
rescue this crack Gcminis luck
mas gone Tor sure. March l9-only
little more than two months away.
and mo- time off for good behavior"
he Jumped to his feet, his hands pull
ing az his shaggy hair, and went Co the
door
Jerry did not eat his first prison
meai-a Tin pan fun OF tough meat.
soegy bread black molasses and
lineup or alleged coffee. telling Fin
merry. the old guard who had become
100 SUN Jointeo 20 perform beat duty.
lhat De was too sick Co swallow a
mp1iaIHl
WHat 40 Won expect at this hotel
molnef coaaln. ana poondn poi2
tI'"ie' inneiiy- You eet thim only
livery ollei aras@iFin-
Jerry smiled as Che guard won't
away. Tie has nice disposition. hc
sa'o io himseIt- "and Iu bet he's %
'"yei fanny man.
NAen lAe arsi day ~ March rolled
around Jerry beard was long enough
.' 'ra'a. and his joints were so sGT
--Ai .eDN 'i exercise chat Boo f.It Iile
an Ola man. Almost AN OF t.e It'c
"'' '''' was oH DIS bones when De-
WIS a ana hls clothes
-' i' "'s most
'..I-. 'i' EN-. in-r time there
.' TWO ir.s
whose NAes
go
i'.N C' "'l I'D JeIIl breast that
I'D los Angeles in time
''V f'N'aIl. nli taken something
,l q" i1a,} Too Jerry, and save him The
'eee' o'.1>'te'ole Worh ZOO do. Jerry
i1i .'' lii," SD wen. ana seemed Co show
suC1 personal interest in the guards
"e''"i 'ne- tne Ola man was greatly
max nlsnt nnerty actually
.''--''o A'."' "i,er ne had given him
"e rllie ana q Elassiul OF real
lll'A' i"e I1nNlns oiAcer also was
F'1-7'- "I'H Jerry "oTK.
III sl1d you're satisfied said
Jerry 90 the ranking officer. "and N
20" want To DO something for me you
can make me feel IKE new man. Cut
tnese WAlshers on and give me
shave. ILey make me feel Ike pat
enlAledlcine man.
The officer complied with the re-
quest. anu when Jerry Jay down that
nleht Poe ielt almost ass yoIuS as "a
used to De.
The following morning DE was put
20 work clearing up The rubbish and
refuse in che uttle courtway back OF
me station. ilnrorty Piled mp boxes
WINE Jerry shoYeied tfe refuse into
"eap9 near the safe ~ the picket
'lltd h.-h board fence. The guard
-'"' .llFicl' Ia''h 10 him. and FREE
4~o"-y went INTO the citation. leaving
-'''" alone ln the courtyard. While
cry was shoFeAng out The contents
"a rls uIy GOODS DoN he came across
q" o-u aiouch haI The instant his
~" %" DC lhe thou5ht OF escape
.'''7 lieU across ms mind flnnerty's
80 was turned az the moment and
Ne lacea ABOUT Jerry had
'.' own One nat over the fence into The
Hls hrst impulse was 20 steal up be
H'Nu 'ue guard ana beat him into in
lls''''''S' uuI ms hiking TOT the old
i.'.' H.o'' 'Han any lnlhs' stayed the
'ioi.H' manu- lie respected Flnnertys
49, nH.I' out ule thousht OF what
49,. ta' 10 the guard lot II ne Ell
a 49, MS ESCAPE was quickly brushed
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80 rnr
! block. into iorl,,~
Jerry lir,Ded - ,ho do. -,
rieht - -. -, -. nc 'oee ol me
feDco tho 49, .--',- - "e'1iiis' me
am 49,, - eseS y" nilu
60. -.
10 - - -. 81, IRE On
81 --s', won oU- lh nix
Won were 81, ms. e, ,.., ,,-.5 -
sick mother
Rack n,,- r.--bc5 .ho +-.,.-...
stoopine Cor a -o.i. r,,-,. ,.... ~, ~,
a second -o, -.,..t h. r...l..,.-.- 49,
stone.
con the so,,,-. GA -,,-, ~. .. -.
get 10 los
"Tu sick us-ra- vr.,,- t,,, .t,,-.
was mo- other -r.,. r,-rv
Tho +.sr.. .....-..
l,.e~ f,-,....- r.... ...-,..-
tbo r,rre .,...-. p, ,,
watched tho r,-. sv-,-- .-o..-s
curve and 5,s.,....-. 49,. b.. -...-..',
, to Hmr down 10 fr,cr
He kent am down no +-,-t. r-.n D..
wait until fref.ht train e,onoo5 lo,o.
enough 10 ro~rft az a,,tho- -,
passing. Nc was five O'clock F., tho
afternoon before "a south bound freiobt
drew NO at tho siding ue clfr,b,5
into am emvtv BOX car at ono eDd ~
which he sank FOB the eoo~ rf,orr,.
worn ont pc stretched birreeIf ~
fuu lo1rth and .a., WAS dro,r,i,,, ~
tho h.er+f-.l .r.-f ~ ,o..,.,, l,.,,.l
and sound frI't
When DC .r.ncf his ewes it was
almost pitch dark and me car was
stard'nr stul ro rot mn buf almost
sank down AGAIN uhon de- found tbe
doors closed Ue tried 90 prsb tber
open but they re-s locked Tb-onrb
a crack h. sou electric l..,r.t. ,,,4 ,,.,,
or two rather u-e.eaGous buildings
and Dee wondered where he cou,d no
"What sim. te rq What r,sos q.
hfse How -o-- have p boe- ss-e,,'s
Who locked o.. r1.-.-- -rbo.e ana
many other gr s.f.-s ra-h,s tl.-o-..t
his mind ue WIS ~7r.,ouslv r,,rc-,
and $50 THIRSTY -ta. his throat ,,.o.
uarchcd Ec BROUGHT Am of hts li.,io
strength to play brt Jailed m ono,
the doors. T, -n-.r,f thof be c-..i5
NOT possibly a ont of tho car r,f1
the doors u.r. unlocked and no enc
down at ono o. .Io 1ar-o- cracks s,d
Looked ont irs -te darkness r1iq
eyes had uct r a1 tho crack lone
before "a WACO. .iaf with trunks
passed under al r .ctrfc fiert Painted
ou its eide WAS "Ios Angeles Transfer
Company"
Good hclgo- .'" ha exclaimed ni,
blood runnin- ..-l orr7 I'm Zoe An.
golosi How long have b,on bere,
Maybe 7 have boom a,ie.n FOR d.vei
Maybe ] ann fo. late" Tho drea5
of this Thought almost drove hin, i,.
sane "I must -at out of bo~e rfrbt
away" Dice mut. rcd. Gesneratolv and
7 viii eat ONT r bavo b., go a.. -
the car'' - felt In every pocket.
but could dri nothing that resembled
match. There was toothpick. but
bh threw 60 to the faor with:
-h2ts ri-ht--ycr yab IL Ia. tool
I've had lct oi use for youi"
When. very early en- the morning.
ne doors were unlocked and pushed
open. Jerry Chambers was almost q
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Mrs. H. T. Hayes left yesterday Tor
Il visit Of several weeks i'll T"l do.
Cleveland and y her points III ONO.
NsA$rS j NJ. Smi'h. 81 Hampton
ard X, J. House. Of I:ichlIGn.!. lv-
turned yesterday fr"::l Il visa. t Al
laniiC Clry. New in'k AHA ;hld / T.
lrhia
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ssure Brothers, Incor, Assign 10
Phoebus Attorney.
ACTION FORCED BY Recent FIRE
insurance Adjusters Will Pay for Full
Amount Of the $4,000 Policies. But
That Money Viii Go to the Bank OF
Phoebus, Which Held First Lien.

Sayre BROTHERS Incorporated. th'
concern which owned the trnndrN II
Phc,buS, which WAS Totally 1t" iroN"c
by fire lasi week. has iii Il Il deed u'
ASSIGNMENT for the L.n"hl of 'h'
creditors of the firm
Mr. W II Power. a Ph"ci'lH a''"'
nrv. j., named as II" lrnSt"". ana ne
j. invt sttd with authority. unH'r 'h
terms IF the dcrd.' to settle up III" n
fairs e tho company a. will best Hnh
serve tn. interest of all the crt'hItnr.,
II is NOT positively known al THIS tIii'
inst how much The concern owe :. '"'
TRUSTEE. Power stated yesterday ina
liz. hoped to he able to pay oil IA" II.
.I,hrtn, s., with small loss TO ih' f''h
itorS
Mr. Power said tina tn" St"'kh"i
drre of Savr,. Rrwh"r%' lEc"rnnra'''i
will lose every dollar they put III tW
firm owing to tn" terrible loss occfS
toned bv tn" fir.
The insurance adjuStor5, VII" ha''
been ncr" several DAYS. yesterday t,
uouncrd that tn" rntir' sum OF S".''"
which is repr. scented i'll Insurance. P'il
cipS. will We paid. The bahN 81
phorbus are the h"ncticiari'a I'm"
th,. term; of the poli;irs and 'h't'
for, most of the insurance monty WIZ
DO ,uro, ii over 10 he bank.
II is likely that the castings an''
other property f tn" concern VIII !"
sold rs seen as practicab'' ana III,
money from this sale viii b" devon V
to having, off thc cr''titprS.
TIL ,ounhr:. VA; doing an 'N''i'
husipc:s when IN" plant was d""''".
ed and fr3m present indica'i""S =
dc : not seem likely that 1t VII! Be r.
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