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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13

Best Oats --------- 62c
Best Conn., observation-disclosures 75c
Best High Grade Patent Flour $5.z5
Best High Grade Patent Flour in
Sacks-------------------- $500
Town Talk Flour, none better, if
as good, per barrel $3.50
Same in Half Barrels So. 90
Same in 24-pound Sacks -- 75c
Fine or Coarse Salt, in Ioo-pound
sacks ----------------- 3sc
Ia 2oo-pound sacks .------< Coo
Best BIO Coffee Ioc
Best feberry Coffee
Best Rig Coffee Roasted --------I2Hc
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS.
CSC Ladies Muslin Drawers sale price- zoe
75c Ladies' Muslin Drawers, sale prce- 45C
sI.oo Ladies' Muslin Drawers sale prce CSC
sI.25 Ladies' Muslin Drawers, sale price-- 75c
$3.50 Ladies' Muslin Drawers, sale price--- go
75c Ladies Muslin Petticoats sale prices 4Oc
$3.50 Ladies Muslin Pettcoats, sale price -- CSC
So Ladies' Muslin Pettcoats, sale price- $500
75c Ladies' Muslin Gowns, sale price-- 4OC
SI.oo Ladies' Muslin Gowns sale price Csc
81 5oLadies Muslin Gowns, sale price - CSC
81 90 Ladies Muslin Gowns, sale price---- $f.25
$3.50 Ladies' Muslin Gowns sale price 100
So 90 Ladies Muslin Gowns, sale price 100
4oc Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, sale price 29c
75c Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, sale price 4Oc
$3.50 Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, sale price 9OC
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

25c Mems Suspenders, sale prce-------- &c
Ioc Mems Socks, sale price Observation-Disclosures &C
Ioc Mems Black Socks, sale proe---- SC
4oc Ribbed Undershirts for Men, sale prlce- Csc
Csc Ribbed Undershrts and Drawers, sale price &c
CSC Mems Fleeeed Shirts and Drawers, sale price, Csc
4oc Mems Work Shirts, sale prce--- Zoe
SOC Mems Work Shirts, sale prce------------ Csc
SOC Mems Dress Shirts, sale price------------ 27C
75c Mems Dress Shirts, sale Prce-------- SAC
85c Mems Dress Shirts, sale pree--------- 47C
SLIPS Mems Dress Shirts sale price-------- SOC
$I.75 Mems Dress Shirts, sale price 81 90
100 Dozen good clean Linen Collars, all sizes, in
this great sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 &c
25c Mems Wool Hose at121 -2C
4oc Boys Shirts, sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENT zoe
sl.oo Mems OveraIs t--- 75C
$I.oo Mems Jackets Sale price- 75C
SC Mems Handkerchefs, sale price---- &c
Ioc Mems Handkerchief sale price---- SC
soc Mems Ties, sale price----------- - 24C
4oc Boys Knee pants all Sizes sale price-- s2OC
Mems and Boys 25c Gaps, sale prce---------- 1OC
Mems and Boys soc Gaps, sale priee--------- zoe
Mems and Boys 75c Caps, sale price --------- SIC
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
REALTY NOTES.

A w Mclaughlin & Co. were the brokers VINO
nlaced the $4,000 loan on the Van Schaick Build
ing at the southwest corner Of 18th st. and 5th
ave The aggregate transactions the property
including the building loan. both concluded by A
w Mclaughlin & Co. within the last eighteen
months amount to approximately sie9o,e0
The Renton- Moore Company has leased for j. II.
Kennedy for term of years No. 15 St Nicholas
place four story dwelling house. 10 J. H
Schneider
The Elm Realty Company is the buyer of the six
LOIS on The east side Of AqueduCt ave, so feet
south of Fordham road. sold recently by the
FIeiechmann Realty ana Construction Company.
The company will erect three detached apartment
houses.
! REYNOLDS is the buyer OF the northwest corner
of 5th ave and l34th St sold by S r Goodale &
Son for Harry Ieyey. and John r. Stanchfeld Of
NJ &c West seth St sold recently b. Pease & Eli
man fer William II. Han.
The Duross Company has leased for the McTa-n-
many estate the four story building No. l7s 9th
ave 20 Philip Smith. who adjoining
,,,,7frrs and viii make extensive alterations and
i,,,nroyeD1ents: also for the Philbn estate loft in
,ba Icrrtpg Bull ding. Al lith ST and sth ave- 10
IA. Tlrd-Demarest Company: also for =
C,,-o1or 10 Joseph f O'BrieI. the four story house
No % West 18th St; also, in connection with q
w 1arnev the three story dwelling house NJ. 20
~, Tz,b 81 20 Otto Pruefer, and the three story
,elIi-,a hcuse No 227 West 18th st. for Lille
f;illen 10 Margaret Grcgan, for term Of years.
Folsom Brothers and Pease & Gilman have
lea cd for Elizabeth RickeTts the three story dwell
ing house No g5 West nth St. for five years
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
NEW SHIP DELL PLANS.
Consolidated Lines Ready to Tell
Reorganization Scheme.

The reorganization plan Of the Consolidated
Steamship Lines is expected to be made public
next week The delay has been due. it is said in
well Informed quarters. mainly 10 the compca-
fions arising from the disposal of the Metropolitan
and Eastern steamship lines II is said 10 be the
intention the reorganization committee to retain
possession Of these two companies. which have
been showing remarkable earning capacity this
season. If possible. although Il has been the gen.
orally accepted theory heretofore that these lines
would the original owners.
Another feature Of the plan which the committee
has decided on il stated. is that the holding
company be formed will retain ownership of 20
per of the stock of the new operating COM
pany dividends which will revert TO that extent
10 the treasury OF the holding company The
operation the individual companies il is learned,
will remain with their present officials.
Henry r. Mallory. a member of the reorganiza-
ton committee. said yesterday that with capable
mana cement. based substantial reorganization,
the new company would make money and be sue
cessful in every respect but that II would require
thorough supervision bring this about.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
TO SELL L. S. {. BONDS.
Philadelphia Banks WOuld Preuent
Control Going to Canada

According 10 dispatches from Philadelphia yes
,erdav certain banks there will sell public auc-
,,ion on July % stocks and bonds of the Lake Su-
for loans aggregating about 81 10000 advanced to
,he Canadian Improvement Company. which
financed the reorganization of the old Consolidated
Lake Superior Company II is said to be the inten-
tion Of the Philadelphia banking interests to bid
tn this collateral consisting of s2123ooo first and
collateral trust per cent gold bonds, S43,5e0 ill
come mortgage per cent bonds and 1902 shares
Of stock of the Lake Superior Corporation. thus
clinching their control Of the property and leaving
no chance of these securities revertng TO the Ca
madam improvement Company through the lquida-
the loan
The loan in question matured June /, but the
Improvement company was not IN a position 10
pay il of and asked 10 have the notes extended
FOR another year. Certain New York and Canadian
banks which also hold notes of the Canadian I'm
900 were willing TO grant the extension but the
Philadelphia institutions refused 10 do so.
BY a legal decision rendered about year ago the
Philadelphia banks permitted vote the La Ike
Superior Corporation stock held by them as collat-
era at ihe last annual meeting. which enabled
them 10 elect a majority OF the directors and thus
get control Of the corporation away from the New
York and Canadian interests. who were working
together. The l3c62 shares Of stock advertised 70
be sold auction understood TO represent the
balance Of power and If the Philadelphia interests
succeed in getting permanent possession OF them
aeir continued control of the corporation will be
assured
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
tiTTnIJER REPLEvINS SECURITIES.

The litigation pending between Marsfail opaoei
- d william Ijttauer took turn yes
to-day when Mr. Littauer replevined. through the
aid Of the Sheriff. certain securities which ne al
1agee belong to him and which were in their pos
session AS indemnity Mr.. Littauer was obnseu
TO furnish a surety company ooiu io s
-, 3 marc than twice the value OF the securi-
+ts u was said this a move made oy MI
Iittauer to require The holders. who ne clalihs
are doubly secured look to all other securlueS
held l,v them and 70 the Stock Exchange seat %
the bankrupt firm of Coster' Knapp ~ -, 80
st .. roaIize upon the securities claimed
bv Mr. Ijttauer The question of whether STOCK
exchange houses be required to look 10 the
security of a stock exchange seat owned oy one oi
.l,e- debtors before selling coIlatera! ana othei
securities held by them 10 which thiru Paiues 10y
-. :; eo,,,,t, ~ ha determined by the litigation
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, July 25, 1908.


Steamer Mamma TIata Charles Baltimore. TO the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line with mdsc-
Left Quarantine a Is 04
steamer Celtic Br IIambe!ton. Liverpool July III and
ana 2d0 passengers and Arrived az the
steamer Y Iuckenhach Mclean. Ponce july Il,
Aroyo l5 Mayaguez / Tand san Juan -. 10 the In
sula I'll passengers, mails and mdse Ar
rived a Bar at 300
steamer britannia tTr. Olsen, Guanaco July 10 with
asphalt To the |. Asphalt Company; vessel 20
the West India IS Co. Arrived the Bar As
Queenstown 10. the Cunard 50 Co Ltd with 2$'S
cabin and $50 passengers mails and mdse AT
rived at the Bar 535
steamer Hector. O'Leary Sabine Pass July 10. via
Bosion ~ 10 the sulphur Company. sulphur
Passed In Quarantine G:3U
Steamer Philadelphia Mills southampton and Cher
bo,rr uly is To American Line with Ill cabin and
81 stcerage passengers mails and mise. Arrived the
steamer 0cmugee Webb Texas City July Il and
Brunswick % brunswick IS co, with mdse Left
SIcaTrr Maracas d3r, KHkby Trindld July II and
Crerola Is the Trinidad shipping and Trading Com
Uany passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the
steamer Monrcs Hulphers Newport News ard Norfolk,
to Dominion IS Co. win passenSefS af2d indse
Left quarantine at 2.lu = m
steamer Columbia tBrl Nalsworth. Glasgow and Mo
vile Iuv Is Henderson Brcs with passengers mails
and mdse southeast of Fire Island At I:l3 III.
steamer PeruEia tBrl. Johnston. l-@gh9rn JuiS 4.
NAMES & Messina and Palermo IT, Henderson
Bros cabin passengers and mdse Arrived at the
2:4I IN -
and Matanzas 90 10 the Munson SIS Line with sugar.
s Arrived at the Bar at m
SAILED
Steamers Louisiana fFrj, Bordeaux and Dunkrk;
tastfe fI:r S5utha apton Plymouth Cherbourg:
lothiand (Be.s) Antwerp; C.deFon tBeisJ Manchestef
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
VANDERBILT LINES CHANGE CAPITAL

Albany. July 25-Two certificates filed to-day
with the Secretary Of State show. the one, re-
ouction of the capital stock OF the Mohawk Valley
Company: and the other, increase OF that of
the Rochester and Eastern Rapid Railway Com
pany both so-called Vanderbilt electric lines The
reduction Of the capital stock of the Mohaw wk
Valley Company IS from s209o9oo to S.5J100
This paper is signed by ". c Brown. vice
president of the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, and by Horace T. An
dregs as manager OF the Central Railway syndi-
cate X sets forth that the ascertainahe debts and
liabilities OF the company Sloi.s57 IS. and that
the amount the reduction of the capital stock
shall distributed among the stockholders of the
company
The capital stock OF the Rochester and Eastern
is increased from $4,000 to SIS. 2eO4DO and the
paper Is signed by Horace f. Andrews president
Of the Mohawk Valley Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

,o- .,o 200 on the premises Nos Soz anu 'V'
street.
,--,o, q tailor at No. 100 Wall
a.-;o-,ad Yesterday for the benefit OF creo-
ftors 10 Charles E. WenmanT ,.a,
scharstein. Hobson & Lange Inc. a Ne" ~ *
cornoration of decorators. with offlces al ~
Fast 41st street assigned 10 J. A HOG, - - =.
panv was incorporated in lSN- HUGH
secretary and treasurer Innovation
Ian,as " Renwick. a New York corpoIauoa, ,n.
asa1ar in carriages and other vehicles al NO. 20
west 4sth street assigned to WASHINGTON =. !.
The conpanv was incorporated in 1910 '"iie "
Renvdcl is president of the company
Justice Eranger, of the supreme oasa+s ~
- Che,se. Auto Storage Company, OF NO 01V
West s7th street. in proceedings brought ny ma,
ioritx Of its directors for a voluntary n.
of the corporation. The corporation Is e''|
The assets amount TO 200
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Queenstown July 25-Umbria tBr). New York for
Liverpool.
Plymouth July e5-St Louis. New York for Cherbourg
and southampton.
Naples July 92-taura tAust1. New YORK; san Giorsio
tItaIl. York.
Fiun,c. july 22-T'annona tBr, Naples
Trieste. July 22-Coiumbia 6Auzt. Naples
Plymouth for Bremen.
Hong kOrs July 33-Earra tBr}. New York VIA Vim
Y. and Natal.
Port july 25-C-ewe Hall ,BD. New York VIA
Shanghai
Southampt7u July 2J-St Paul New York Cherbourg
Shields July 24Phocbus tGert. from Hamburg for New
York
Barbados july 2iMarauhersc tBr1, Steir. from New
York
Iondo n july 25-Minnetonka tBrl CannonS. New York
Antwerp July 25. IL a n-Nadcrand tBelg). New York
Havre July Is s a MA sayois (Fr. New YOgK.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The petitions IN bankruptcy flied in the United
States District Court yesterday follow:

The petitions IN bankruptcy flied in the United
States District Court yesterday follow:
Voluntary. John Y. McEviy. plumber OF No.
zuls Arthur avenue The Bronx; liabilities s22-
5s@ 30 atseis 1913 s. Included IN the latter are
oefllf due on c.en accounts the amount OF
sg.sS3 50 =nd life Insurance policies for 50 600
AcF:Vily owes The PaEmond Van Proar COMPANY
of No 81 East i5Sth street Se 30 %
Voluntary. Alexander Saai and William {, I'm
men. dong business the Billiard Table and
Bowling Ailcy Company At No - Cooner S,,,s.,'.
liablltcs $4s2i II: assets. ss.92s so Stoe.s on
-isa nd is estimated ia be $50. naciper,,
and -oos. S6ss 81 debts on open account
s327 s. and ce osiss IN bank cash on hand
81
Involuntary against Joseph Wolkenberg builder
snc real estate orcratnr. % No 9s Avenue {, l,,-
Marx e Jacobsen and 1the-s. whose claims for
materials furnished and unTsid notes amount to
3. E0S IN The Ictifoa ir is alleged that Wolkeu-
berg On arsl Z dclIF cred James J. Larkin and
William II Scanonl Other eied.to1A mortgage
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
POLICE CAUSE EXPLOSION
Strike Match on Entering Gas Filled Room
Where Man Had Ended Life

TWO patrolmen were injured by an expios'"n o-
-. ,osterdav while trying to arrest Albert Butz
in Newark who it was found later. had killed MN IN
self rather than submit to arrest on charee Oh IA
treating his wife 49,,
when the patrolmen reached the house they
fo,,,d that Butz had FABRICATED himself IN roohi'
and when he did not respond to their repeated COM
,oands to admit them they forced the door As
the door gave way a flood of gas poured out All
instant later, when one OF the Pollceiiie 81 Ia.t
.t, hero came terrific explosion and both
o47cars were hurled through the door. Their faces
hands and arms were badly burned BUTTS oodS
p-as found living on a couch in the room Nirs
Rutz's first husband also committed sulcl"e'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
NOTES FOR INTEREST
Hudson Poscer Company's Plan to
Redeem Coupons Falling Due.

,r,,c-. of .l.e 81 90 600 first mortgage per
cent bonds of the Hudson River Electric Power
Company have been requested 10 SURRENDER 'theh
coupons in exchange. dollar for dollar, for the 3
per cent notes of the company. secured by the
coupons themselves and payable February l. 1917
or earlier a the option OF the company In adoi-
zion stock bonus of 10 per cent Will be allotted
70 the holder of each 81 900 bond. 1t is understood
that a large majority of the bondholders have al
ready assented TO the funding of their coupons.
Eugene l. Ashley. president of the COMPANY
has issued the following statement TO the pond
holders:
After careful study of the affairs Of the ra,o4s Hgq
have reluctantly come to the conclusion tnat ~, II
@ egd dTtrage 69 1Ofs1n sons e falling due August 1905
and this notwithstanding the fact that lnlL ole ne
IN gross ana net earnings of several companies
ontroea o,, snG fey oy were scient to
al interest charges The panic f2aho ns rtit
which because Of prevailing conditions: II Is I'M
possible for retire by sale of bonds
Al the cornpany's request the Public Service
Commission recently rescinded the right granted II
10 issue So 600 GOO consolidated and refundns mort
Sare bonds the management having decided not
70 undertake the development of the Sacandasa
Reservoir 10 which the proceeds Of the sale OF
the issue were have been devoted
The Hudson River Electric Power Company con-
s-o;s and operates the Hudson River Power Trans
mission Company. the Hudson River Water Power
Company the Hudson River Electric Company.
the Saratoga Gas Electric and Power Company.
the BaIlston Spa Light and Power Company ana
other subsidiaries The company and its subsid-
aries furnish tho power operating all the cars OF
the Utica & Mohawk Valley Railway and the
Oneida Railway and furnish 90 per cent OF the
power used by the General Electric Company
They furnish all the electric lighting, both pubic
and private for Albany Troy. Schenectady, Glens
Falls Saratoga Springs Ballston Spa Watervllet.
Green Island, Oneida and Canastota. and practi-
cally all the power used in those cities
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
UNITED SHOE STORES INCORPORATED

Albany July 25.-The United Shoe Stores a
membership corporation. with its principal Office
in Buffalo, TO operate throughout the United
States and Canada. filed articles of incorporation
to-day with the Secretary OF State. Its purpose is
Ito foster the trade and commerce Of the shoe
business, reform abuses, and secure uniformity in
the usages for the trade and freedom from unjust
md unla wful exactions
The directors Alvin H. Millard. Of Troy;
Otto X Dorm. of Cleveland: Landon a. Dudley. OF
Battle Creek. Mich: Abraham r. Marcus of Pitts
te~n- Penn. and Fred A Merigold of Troy. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
RoJEsTvENskY TO READ OWN OBITUARY

Possibly the most remarkable scrapbook ever
cornniled will be TO Russia shortly IL VIII
contain. notices Of the death of Admiral ftoJest-
vensky who is not dead, but whose deirise was
,broupb some error officially announced in ST
pe,ershurp Admiral Rojestvensky is a client Of
a clipping agency. and everything in the papers
Of America is scraI,-booked as fast as found ana
shipped to him.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY JULY y


For
MaroEVne Trinidad - W I...-..-. IL go 100
Monroe Norfolk Old Dom...----.-- 300
TUESDAY. JULY 2S.
Kaiser " der CT. Bremen G Lloyd go m 1890
ColCn Panama IL 30 300
Cherokee Turks IL 90 IN
Tarnoudiar Qceb,c- III n m
Noordan Rotterdam. HOLLAND A.n. 300
Arapahoe Jacksonville. CIyde. ....-.-.. 300
Hamilton Norfolk Old Lomnion...-- 3:u0
CITY ( Atlanta. Savannah, Savannah 400 IN
WEDNESDAY. July -
Liverpool Cunara go N 1900 m
White star 6;t' a a M
Naples La helCce..
So, Marcos Galveston Mallory
IerTerson Norfolk, Old Dom. .......... $500 y IN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
- .tki m
1890 p IN
TRANsFAciFIc MAILS.

destination and steamer Close In New Io-
New Zealand. Australia fexcept Weso.
samoan Islands New Caledonia
tvia san FTancscoJ-Lord Seton, day. $50
Hawaii japan. Corta. China and Philip
PIKE Islands tVia FranciscD)-
America Maru July u O:3O
ressed only via scattIe-laea MaruJuly 30 G:3o
Japan Corea. China ard Philippine ISL
snds tvia Vancouver and Victoria,
Cl-Empress Of Japan. July 81. G:30
via san Francsco,-U s transport. July 81 6:so
FTaneisro,@Mariposa @ Aug l. e:so
Hawaii. Japan Co-e3 China ana Philip
bc@ia Aug G. G;3o
Australia (except Wcsp. New Zealand.
Fill Islands New Caledonia fviG
Vancouver Victoria. b C)-Aorangi Aug. o, 600
Nfa san Frsncisco)-Alameda. Aug 10. $50
snds wis ssattie)-Tosa Maru ....,...Aug Is. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

san Juan san Juan: Zuiia. Curacao. etc. Ccncho
West and Galveston; FL Rio New orleans. Mnnehaha
tirl London: Denbigh Hall ,B'I. shanghai; chester
DUTCH. Antwerp Nicholas Cuneo t\o.b Port Ant1nio
Danes uanl liaracoa; ca1 MaJhesou ,Iirl Melo9uTnt
sydney Prince Err, Boston Panama Phia
celphia: OgeCchee Brunswick: Mamma Hata Baltimore
Delaware Philadelphia: Carnania tfSrD. Liverpool via
Queenstown Caledonia tir). Glasgow via Movie; Vnezia
tFr MarseiIes via Naples: Havana; lroduois
and Jacksonville Sibiria Gen King
Ttomo tNor TanIpico. Campcche. etc;
Irl Kingston. Colon etc FL Srio. Galveston: Of
savannah Savannah. Princess Anne Norfolk Newport
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Sun $40 Moons age 2S
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 6:27 Island Il0l He'll Gate $50
PM-Sandy eos Gov Island 7:06 He'll Gate 9:03
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
Unfunished Il partments to Let.

POCHER & co. ELEVATOR APARTMENT.
- ST. beautiful
ton overlooking Centra PARK: :. and rooms: day
and night Ice liberal Inducements 126
Saith
7 46o WEST 23D.. LONDON TERRACE--FLOOR.
n house. heat hot water: private bath
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
NEAR NEW MILLION DOLLAR PIER
HOTEL is IT E N u

Atlantic City Always Is degrees cooer tnaH olIeI
Vacations Every room faces the Whole plock OCEAN
front Boston Avenue; 4o0 rooms 100 with h pam, sea
.ter batbs and swimming pool: white service orchestra
$3.50 to $50 weekly American plan. EecrIG W1r
meets trains Literature mailed. D. P. RAHIEH Hsi-
n Y once os0 4th Ave. phone 62i6 Gramercy-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

'BTings mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

Steamers Louisiana GFrI, Bordeaux and Dunklrk; Ma
isste CRr1 southampton Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
lohiand (Be.g Antwerp CL.deon ,Beisj. Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
THFSE COLUMNS ANSWER
THE VACATION QUE ST1ON

CALEN HALL
HOTEL AND sANATORiCM'
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
few weeks in comfortable ana elesat. tha and
with every modern convenience ana superior 'ao0 ~
service will great resioTer ~, - n,,,ler,eu
Baths pleasure or heaith lot iauies anu es
WIN ''ii'u F. /. YOUNG. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

Day Line Summer Exc Book Catskilis. Bet1r
selecting vacation trip. send &c postage 10 HucSo
River Day Line Desbrosses ST. y /
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
SOUTHWELL SECURES
AN INTEREST IN THE
REGISTER AND LEADER

l,"- Mpnes. la Feb 3 W. 3.
Solli ',~'il Of n. Dns Moiies Register
and Leader has aaqii,ed an interest
IN thai newspaper purchasing his stock
from Gardner cowles t;nih Mr. south
well aud Mn eowles confirmed this
statement today Tie FIRST news of the
iaallsae tor Ms contained in a state
meilt N tn" Huntington Hawk Eve
SOM. yrats as" when Mr.. Sorliilwet
cane TO the enlplos Of the Register.
and Leader there MAS a story that h.
Mad acquired an interest or would az
qtiire an interest Tor Blythe This was
denied al the ,inle in an editorial OF
thN RcgiSte, and Leader The officials
OF The paper. "hii. confirming tho p,ll.-
chase of stock by Mr. South weli deny
that 10000 worth of The stock was eyer
deposited al III. Dcs Moi,.es Savings
bark as collateral security for Loaf
and 'ia il was sold 10 a syndicate dur
ing the recent financial Hurry 10 salts
liz h. loan
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
ICE MAGNATEs. LEADERS
IN TOLEDO SOCIETY.
BEGIN JAIL SENTENCES

i.p.,ie. OH" t'.p. i. Mol;.l4a Ee.tra
;,i.,. 'oulYs,,3 !.cmlnan. III III. liNgeia'
ie.n company, and los. Miller n,artssr
.. IA. Toledo Ice and '.oal company. 10
,iaN w,.ie sentenced TO six monrhs III
.i.,ii end n piy costs of prosecutions. by
,llldp. lSInki,id for conspiracy ~ re-
sf!;.llli ~! TRADE
'l'ue mar w-r, l,,-:tu spi,y la-l July
:iA!l acte sentenced each To six months
In inn Work honSe and !, $500 tue.
'i'ltr.ssc was appealed few .s.iNs ago
tii.i !i!e supreme eon,i handed down a
,eeie ipii declaring the convicted fnen
nlild b. sent 10 al but oot q he
wnipilons.
i.r.ti pi sentence .tl the l,,ei are of
t,,,nitiill,.,lr Toledo families
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
CASUAL TIES COST TEN
LIVES; MANY ARE HURT

sui,aai.y. I.l, POO 5. seveu men.
were killed ana half q dozen injured
today by he explosion OF a boiler in
the rolling mill of Nan Allen Il Co,
All Northumberland near here.
Monaco. Pa. FEB. 5..Fi.ree foreign
ers were killed and six others seriously
injured today when the boliei of the
Welch brick plant exploded.
Pittsburg, Feb. i.-Many persons
were injured, a number seriously. today
when two street cars coiiided on the
Smithfield street bridge. Three of the
injured were taken tc O. hospital.