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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

'Show Girl Tonight
From the race course to the stagc
Is the career OF Harry .angion. The
clever comedian in the Shaw Girl
which appears 40 the Brooks tonight
He was born in the south and early
learned to ride horse Tie came
north IA 1899 and fNnd place in
phil Dryers stable Vie became ait
exercise boy after p short time and
then graduated To the Jockey school
His greatest success was at 8hcgpA-
heads Bay New York. where he rode
the great Thoroughbred Kingdom to-
victory 10 the Classic Renewal liandi-
cap in 1885 The next season with
Tod sloan. the inmous JOCKEY. he
Gent to Europe and venlained abroad
until his weight gradually forced him
ont Of the saddle Tie chen secured a
position in the Beue of Naw York
company in this cOuptry lle was The
understudy of James Sullivan iu one
OF the principal roles and Left the
Belle TO take an important part With
the late Barry i'm the Rising Genera
ton" hethen arftad inio vaudeville,
and remained there until the lcnging
for musical comedy return de TO him.
He was secured by Mr j. = GOring
for the musical comedy, The Show
Girl" where his clover speciality Is
attracting wide attention. His work
in the show Girl' is OF high order,
and in the part OF Johnny Jones. the
property boy, he SIS adding many lau.
els to his crown of success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
Arteaian Wells.

The Theoretical explanation OF the
phenomenon Is easily understood. The
secondary and tertiary geological for
nations often present the appearance
OF immense basins. the boundary or
rim Of the basin having been formed
by an upheaval of adjacent strata. La
these formations il often happens that
porous stratum, consisting Of sand,
sandstone. chas1 or other calcareous
matter Is included between two Upper
neable LAYERS OF clay SO as TO form a
DAT porous o tube, continuous fror
side to side of the valley, the outcrop
on the surrounding hills forming the
mouth Of the tube The rain filtering
down through the porous layer to the
bottom Of the basin forms there sub
terranean pool, which. with the llquia
OF semillquid column pressing upon It,
constitutes "A sort Of huge natural hy-
drostatic bellows. Sometimes the pres
sure on the superintendent crust is so
great as TO cause an upheayai or dis
turbanee OF the valley II is Obvious
then, that when a hole is bored down
through the upper impermeable layer
to the surface of the lake the water VIII
be forced up by the natural lawof water
seeking It's level TO 4 hclght above tho
surface of the valley, greater or less.
according to the elevation Of The leyei
b. the feeding column, thus forming a
natural fountain on precisely the same
principle as that of most artificial foun-
tains, where the water supply comes
from considerable height above the
/ 4at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
DRAWN FOR STATE
UNIVERSITY EXPENSES
Contrary 90 Opinion Pre-.
yiOasly Given By Attorney
General West


The appearance Of a banker from
Noble today in the cffice of State
Aud tor NJ. +. Trapp and demand
ing that the latter approve some war
rants which the former had purchas-
ed from persons employed In the
State University at Norman renews
the question Of whether warrants
can be legally drawn Tor the pay
inent of running expenses Of any Of
the state institutions in the absence
cf an appropriation by the legisla-
ture There are thousands of dollars
OF these Warrants ont now without
the endorsement Of State Auditor
Trapp and said to be worthless On
December lst State Auditor Trapp
received a rrant book from the
board Of re arts Of the State uni
Versity which contained 120 warrants
properly drawn by the board OF re-
gents in payment of the faculty mem
bers and other expenses of the State
University fbr his approval This
was at the time when the state Off
cials were considering the legality Of
this question and whether the auditor
had the power to draw warrants for
payment Of the contingent expense
of the state government Mr.. Trapp
examined the law and after con-
sidering the matter in the fullest de-
tail. sent the warrants back stating
that he could not approve them un-
der the law as, the approving Of these
warrants was tie same as his ISSUING
them which under section 55 Of Arti
Gle 8 of the constitution Is prohibited
and asked them not TO Issue the war
rants. The section reads as follows;
No money Shall ever be paid out OF
the treasury Of this State. nor any OF
It's funds, nor any of the fands under
It's management except in pursuance
Of an appropriation by law. nor unless
such payments be made within two
and one-half years after the passage
Of such appropriation act and every
such law making q new approT ia
ton. or continuing or reviying ~ ap
pIopgiatbn. shall distinctly specify
the sum appropriated and the obiec
20 which it is to be applied and i
shall not be sufficient for such law
TO refer to any other law to fix sucl
sum
Since THAI time these warrants
were issued and have been bought NJ
by the banks throughout the stai'
who finding that the auditor viii no
approve them are naturally anxiou
10 find out as TO their value
Attorney General West in an opin
ion when the other matter was NJ
in regard TO issuing warrants for tn
payment of current expenses helt
that the governor and proper stat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

In MAS New Husband which
comes to the Brooks for one perform
ance next SaturGar evening. play
goers are promised a farciol musicai
treat of the merriest kind II has
scored heavily in other cities in
which it has been played. from an
accounts, and has proved a vogue for
all who crave entertainment OF a
light. clean. snappy and lively type.
It's comicalities are said TO be irrc-
sistible and The situations mirthul
while the music and special Numbers
have ben received with popular ac-
claim.
No less than ! g song hits everyone
of them new and specially written tor
the piece, are on the program
These are varied in theme and In
clude solos. duets auartetia and sex.
tettea They are deitly introduced
during the action of the pioce and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

officials did have the power to issue
warrants 70 meet the contingent
expenses Of the various state insti-
It tions until legislative enactment
could be secured.
Auditor Trapp does not think that
the governor has this power and
holds that the warrants are worthless.
worthless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

Some legends, especially those With
moral. die hard A lttle boy had
told a On with the carelessness OF
imaginative childhood and was receiy-
ing the conventional rebulse. coupled
with the threat that the conventional
reward OF the future would not be hts
unless he told the truth
Wont there be anybody !n heaven
who has told q story asked the smnll
boy. much Interested
.No. dear" answered hia teacher al
d venture
The small boy drew a long breath
of deep reflection Low jolly dnil fos
denrse Washinslonw he remarked.
London Chronicle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
COMMITTED IN MANY CITIES

Los Angeles r. Lawson was
arrested here last night The police
.haiso that he Is wanted In q dozen
cities on charges ot forgery Amone
lnsiuutioHs said 70 have been Vic
umi7,c arc banks IN 81 Louis. Jeff
ferson City Little Rock and Dallas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Safe
49,. - c.lll.l-.-

Meulcine tor Children.
IN buying cough medicine for
children never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There
Is no danger from It. and relief Is al
ways sure to follow. IL Is intended
especially for coughs colds, cronp and
whooping cough, and there is no bet
ter medicine In the world FOR these
diseases II Is not only certain
cure for Group, but. when given as
soon as the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack Whooping cough
Is not dangerous when this remedy Is
given as directed II contains nc
opium or other harmful drugs, and
may be given as confidently 20 a baby
as 20 an adult. For sale by C. r
RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
For nice chickens and turkeys, go
20 Henry NJ. Newman, the poultry
man, corner Division and Villas.
WOMAN SHOOTER LEADS
POF5UERs MERRY CHASE
(Ry Asgociated Press. J

Chicago, H.. Jan.24.-Mrs Mary
Maloney, 30 years, today was shot
and fatally wounded by Mrs Grace
on West Jackson boulevard
After the shooting, Mrs Garswick
was not captured until after she was
pursued for a mile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
, @ @ 9 Q q Q Q 9 o 0 9 . Q @ O
, AS SEEN FROM THE c
. HOUSE GALLERY. 9
, c
. Q Q Q @ Q @ @ Q 9 Q Q Q @ 9 G

"Unole Jakea Kaltenborger OF
Kingfisher county. widely known
among the Germans of the state. was
among the visitors yesterday.
Fred Ehlef aud J. W. Smith, pro-
miHent Hennessey demoerats, who are
here at the Scottish Rite reunion
were seen In the gallery ON Thurs
day
Yesterday afternoon he wives OF
number Of the Scottish Rite class
visited Che house The party was
composed OF Mesdames NJ r. Peters
j. A. Hert Alma Reynolds, Dora
Scott. j p. Oycuop. John G. Krouth
s NJ White. B. White. + Brown
lee and n a. Simmons aud Misses
Gertrude Davis. Grace Kcrioot, Bes
sic LeFevre and Grace Dillix Mrs
H. NJ Leach. Jr.. Of Guthrie, accom-
panied the party
In the discussion yesterday as te
johnson grass. Speaker Murray said
THE way ] kin what little gets on nay
farm is to plant alfalfa"
Mr. Skeen has o more novel metho,
- be cuts il off short porrs whiskel
ON Il and then the hoys suck il C
death
There IS no end Of committee wori
on hand and the way the member
ere attending the meetings and SIT
ting up nights To get this work il
shape IS ar indication OF their desir.
TO get on with The work Of the ses
slon as rapidly as possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
h@oTNR For Indigestion.
- SN-S$.A&$A Relieve, sour stomach.
Of the heart. Digests whatyou eat.

That sale OF Jeweiry at Manufac
turers prices is still going on at
Lilies Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

OH Charliel Let's 20 down TO the
Patterson Furniture Co to get on
furniture. They have such a largI
stock b select from.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

That morse or yours. HoW mach
better he viii look with new dress
n harness. Sec Calvert AZ 113 Wes'
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

Phone no. I in time and you viii
never miss your train Baggage
quickly carried Royal B p. and Cab
leo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

Private money 10 loan on city prop
ertg. Low interest, Olds, LTnaH Graz
0l0eh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

.iust received three cars or Henry
eta lump coal 5000 the ton Phone
$50 d r. McKennon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

w. d. Packer carries the best and
most up 70 date line OF huggles and
farm implements in the city. See him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
FULL BLOOD CHEROKEE
CHARGED WITH CRIME.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Muskosee OKLA, Jan 24Johnson
Walters. q fuii.hlood Cherokee from
near Braggs Muskogee county. was
brought here last night on charge
pf incest against his lt-yearoid
daughter He bad "a preliminary
Nearing hearing 81 Braggs and was
bound over 10 the district court He
is about 80 years Old and denies that
be- Is guilty Tie was brought over
by Deputy ~ M Ralard OF Braggs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

Whyi Do you keen that old dingy
rug or carpet down when you can get
tho very latest designs of tho best
quality of w L. Rhodess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

The h2alng household remedy
Satin ekin cream should pc hauey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24
Al The Theatre


never divert the mihi from the threat
of The story
The plot involves the characters in
laughabie maze OF seemingly ineN-
tricabie confusion. but The most didi.
cult entanalements and obstacles are
nNmiN uNeecome hy quick wit and
rapid fire action. although at times
they aie Unforeseen happenings which
make the situation atll more excuci-
ating and the fun all the more hilar-
ious
"Aia's New husband owes its
title TO man who tries 10 pass him.
acli off as the son OF the woman he
has promised 70 marry She and he
are dead broke and the successful
carrying ont of the scheme means a.
comfortabel home with a rich rela-
tive on hers until fortune Is kinder
Othar guests share the hospitality Of
their host az the same time. and this
leads TO a series of rSpidly succeeding
Misunderstanding and situations that
keep Che audiences in a roar until the
denouoment Is reached
Managers Scott & Rnynor, who di-
| rect Che performances, have received
hatterng commentator from the
press of other cities for the excellence
4 OF their company and the stage eli
iccts Seats are now ON sale at the
/ PostDllice Drug store
Don't Tell MY wife" is from the
pen of Jean Barrymore. one Of the
best writer's OF farce comedies in
4 America presenting a young man who
1 can lie out of the most ditiicult
I places without effort or premeditat
I ing, in a manner that cunlpels every
one TO believe what they know TO be
I contrary Col Early. of Texas, who
!, has q complication OF diseases caused
by q lullness that no one can explain
satisfactorily except Lyon Layton
Early who explains IT'S causes and
effects and ultimate results in sucl
manner as To cause the doughty Col
who IS a bachelor OF 60 years stand
ing To marry a woman that no one
else win have. even though there ar,
S250.00O in the bargain This laugh
able plot combined with its mirtl
provoking situations. sparkling eaue.
and invigorating specialties song
and dances is a beyy OF clever come
dians and attractive women. will maxi
at this performance ono to be rg
fmemhered with pleasure. AT th
Brooks Sunday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

Col slump Ashby haa introduced
"A bin which may solve probiem iha'
has becn up since DO coming 0
statehood Prior q lhu date numer
Ous liquor dealers hal secWoi re-
rowals OF their licenses Some q
them had paid ahead aeYoral months
and Ia. a few cases almost year
They would like 10 have their none,
hack for the pnexpircd portion oi ih'
timo their licenses were t0 run
Col Ashby's bin makes bis mattel
posed and the dsi Of thtaeskheia eta,
very simple Tic text Oi bis pro
posed measure h as follows
An act providing for the repayment
by colnties cities. towns and village.
70 licensees al unearned money pai'
,ol licenses to sell matt spiiiipcus
and yinous liquors under the law
ier4tcl0rc oxisUne in the teriior,
ol Oklahoma
BE 4 enacted by ihc people % ih
state 81 Oklahoma
Section That npcn tho appl|cq
ton Of amy holder Of i licfnse lssuel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-24

A number OF shows are adyer
tised for the Brooks theatre during
The next few nights and the pages
(and IN fact an OF the memhersl are
hoping there win be- no night sessions
FOR awhile yet
II rs not always the man who ''gets
into the papers 81 his oratory dur
ing the session Chat s the most yalu
able member The man Who sit.
queitly 10y during the debate and con
sclentiously makes ur bis mind O
vote right when the time comes ha.
done his duty though bis name ma,
seldom be seen in print And il il
T. peculiar thing toe hat the quie
member IS a faithful attendant at al
of his committee meetings while mos
OF the "grandstanders are just ih'
opposite. The 01elt fellow and fhl
hot spieler hrs as much ia con
fras as the figure head aud the tm
hine engine of hia o can liner Ih'
engine Is not seen az all-b1t it d
mighty necessary in order 20 MAKE
things move 50 say an 'old timer
in legislative wors and there ar
others who think SO too
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June s.-SUGAR-The regular beet
sugar cablo was not received from London to-day ow-
ing TO holiday there The local market for raw sugers
was a fraction higher Duty-paid prices were:
Centrifugal. o. test 437iA to 4.39: NIuscovado. 50
test. 3s7ss to $50; molasscs sugar 80 test. 3s1k
to 3G. The market for refined sugar was steady
but quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL sTORES-There was a finn market for
spirits turpentine. with prices \ to cent higher
locally. and machine-msde barrels were quoted az
Ais TO 5. At Savannah the market was firm but
unchanged. and quoted at 4li6 Rosin rules dun but
unchanged with common 20 good, strained at 500.
Tar held steady and unchanged at 500 for oil
barrels
MILL FEED-Weaker and moderately active.
Spring bran. in lOO-lb. sacks to arrive. $50: mid
dlings. ESQ; city bran. $50. in bulk; Western
red dog. 1910. to arrive.
OATS-Dun No white. 5St No white.
81; No mixed. So
FLOUR-Fiat and unsettled Spring patents.
5iia5.7j; spring clears, A4cai7o; winter straights
AsOaLa5; winter clears 4l5a4sO; Kansas in S9cks
patents. 5.00as.0: straghts 45oa5.lO
RYE FLOUR-Irregular; i.5ca5.lO.
CORN MBAL-Qut: light supply. Kiln dried,
for export, sos; coarse meal IN bags. li7aLD
HAY-Recepts. GO tons: steady choice wanted.
Primo timothy. 9j: No. J. s5ao0 No . 75as0
STRAw-Quiet and steady. Long rye, s8as5.
BEEF-Market dull. Famsly. lscoalIoO; packers.
liO0al5m
PORK-Demsnd light Mess. ll5OaI51; family.
ls00ale5e
rALL0W-InnctiTe. City. in hoEshcads. 81
LARD-Dull and unchanged Prime Western,
as; city $50; refined. continent, 800: South
American. 960: refined. Brazilian kegs. l0S; city
stesrine. TO- oleOstearine nominal; New York, Il
Chicago. H.
BUTTER-Receipts. 7.s21 packages: easy. Cream
cry. 2sls; frsts 221saZ3 State dairy. tubs, finest.
.: good 10 choice 4i4a22h.
EGGS-Rcccipts 1856 cases Nearby, white,
fancy. %; mixoS fancy. 70; Western. extra, frsts.
HtsaA
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
TAKES GOULD ROAD
Receiver Named for Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Line.
OTHER PROPERTIES TO FOLLOW
Every Branch OF System VIII Go
Into COurts-WiIl Include Western
Maryland - REORGANIZATION and
Consolidation Under Old Head Is
Plan NOw-Causes Little Surprise.

Pittsburg June S.-The Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad with headquarters at
Pittsburg, one OF the most valuable OF all
the Gould lines. was this afternoon placed
in the hands OF a receiver.
Because the different lines which make
up the road are mostly in Ohio. it was
thought best TO apply to the courts in
Ohio for the receivership, and this was
quietly done IN Toledo this morning.
when Vice President b. A. Worthington.
Of Pittsburg. with several Of the roads
attorneys. appeared before Judge r. w
Taylor in the United States Circuit Court
for the Northern district Of Ohio
The principal orator In the reeeivership
proceedings was the American Car and
Foundry Company, which set forth that
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
was ihsolvent. and that Il owed SIS. .OOO. 600.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie joined in
the petition for a receiver, and after some
formalities were gone through with. Vice
President and General Manager 3. A.
Worthington, who has been IN charge of
the Gould interests at Pittsburg for some
time. was named as receiver and placed
under a bond OF 10000
Causes Little Surprise.
This move caused little surprise in
Pittsburg. as It is understood that the re-
eeivership OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad was arranged Tor even before
that OF the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal.
which went into The receivers hands ten
days ago. George =. Gould would not per-
NIT Worthington 10 be placed in charge
OF the smaller Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal
as receiver. reserving him for the larger
road and when this was noised. about Il
was known that the Wheeling and Lake
Erie would also go into the hands Of a
receiver.
It is understood here that other couid
roads are TO follow in regular order into
the hands Of receivers, and that general
plan Of reorganization Is 70 follow. the
lines all being placed under one head.
something that has not been possible un-
der conditions as they have existed
Good Short Line.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
has been considered one OF the best short
systems in the country. and until the re-
cent hndncial strlngency has always been
considered good for $4,000 in earnings
per month
The general balance sheet OF the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad shows that
June 30. 1906. the total assets OF the sys-
TEN was $67.2g1. .329. 1t has a total mile
age OF only 442.lS miles, covering all the
dozen small branches. and most OF the
wealth is derived from freight
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore June s-Following are the official prices
at the principal commission houses:
BUTrER-Creamery fancy. per h., 2Hfa25; imi-
tetion. per b.. lsa2a; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. per H.. H. storc-packed Ohio per H.. l61aa
Il; do. West Virginia. per H.. l6lsal7; Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per ID. Il.
LIVE POULTRY-SrTing chickens. per b., large.
3oas2: do. small 70 medium. Ea23: old hens heavy
weight, IA ducks puddle. large old. 10: do, old
Muscoyy and mongrel 10: Pekins. lOall
EGGS-Alaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
l6la: Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia, l5is
Western frsts. lsh: West Virginia. l6il
POTATOES-Old, nearby. prime. per bushe 6Ja
IS; do. New York. prime per bushel. 75as5: do.
Western. prime. per bushel. soas5; do. Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime. per bushe 7Ja
g do. seconds Ha6o; new Norfolk No l. per
barrel, 275aSo); do. seconds Der barrel. l5OaZo0
do, Charleston, Nc. J. per barrel 25a275; DO.
North Carolina. per barrel. 275a3OO; do. Kappa
hammock per barrel 2Ooa2Z; do. York River, per
barrel. 200a2 ..
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -ApTles
New York assorted. per barrel. l.75a301 asparagus
Eastern shore Nd. cultivated. per Dozen I25a2o0:
do. wild Cars; cabbage. North Carolina, new. per
crate 5oa60: Norfolk. PER barrel iOa51: cucumbers.
Norfolk pr basket. l0oai35 grape fruit. Florida.
pr box. 25oa3 80; onions, Bermuda, pcr box l. l0a
l25; peas. Eastern Shore. Nd. per halfbarrel
basket. 40a5l green peas. Norfolk. per halfbsrrel
basket. ! 5Cai.15: do. wax beans. North Carolina
pu basket. l25al5o; squash. Charleston per basket
75alO0; strawberries, native per quart. SAP: do
Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia. per quart
5a7 tomatoes. Florida fancy per carrier. 200a2 %
fair 20 good. local 50: cherries, Maryland and Viz
Gnia. pcr barrel. 25oa3Oo do. per basket. 5OaLOo.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
Fourth Rond in TrnnbIe.

New York. June s-The Wheeling and
Lake Erie is the fourth Gould .oad TO 90
into the hands Of a receiver since the
panic
With the International and Great North
ern, the first OF these 70 20 under. Il
had no connection. but it was connected
In general way with the plan for the
construction OF a Gould transcontinental
system in connection with the Western
Maryland, another Of the failed COM
panies. and was directly connected with
the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal, which
went into the hands Of a receiver a few
weeks ago. Predictions that the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie would follow the
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal have been
made frequently since the courts took
charge OF the Terminal company.
George J. Gould sails for Europe to-
morrow on the Rronprinzessin Cecelie.
and one OF Mr.. GOuld's closest associates
said there was no doubt that the proceed
Ing was entirely friendly II was inti-
mated that the receivership might have
been deferred a short time had not Mr.
Gould perfected plans for a European
trip, desiring presumably. that the work
Of reorganization commence before his
departure The most pressing obligation
OF the company. which natures this year.
consists of $4,000 8 per cent gold notes.
due August /.
Fifty-one per cent Of the capital stock
OF the Wheeling End Lake Erie is owned
By the Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal, which,
in turn. is owned by the Wabash Rail-
rood