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STEARNs COUNTY.
)unty Pres, Mrs. Mary Dunn,

County Pres. Mrs. Mary Dunn. st.
Division No. 1. St. cloud-Div. Pres.
Margaret Zimmerman: Rec. Sec. Miss
Rose Murphy; Fin. and Ins. Sec. Mrs.
Mary Callahan: Treas. Mrs Kathryn % Gro Gro
; ;nss area are held dI the s second s Or % ana fouyth
Friday Of month in Woodman hall. st.
Cloud. MINI.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
N. soth Ave; w., West Duluth; MINI. .
pres pivzGn Marv NJ sipan Ra'nta sss " ID st
Rec. Sec. Anna J.. Young, 713 W. 3rd
St; Fin and 1ns. Sec, Justina Hogan;
sr M s snd Md S Tsss ss Mary br ya% MsRfs Eaney
Dr. McCuliff. Meetings are held on the
second and fourth Tuesdays Of month in
Cathedral hail.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County ,President-Mrs. Elizabeth o.
Brien. Belle Plaine.
p Pv5s1ss F1ss Nj Miss n1ss ass Mabsvt Rfns Re.
Elaine; Pa,i Vice Pres. Mrs. Bridget Weldon
ley; ley, Belle Plaine; Fin. Sec. Mrs. Mary
Mary Donovan. Belle rxaine: Treas. Mrs.
Julia Herrick. Belle Plaine: Med. Exam.
~. g. R: Moloney: Meetings are held on
MINI.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County Pres. Mrs Catherine Connors.
Vice Pres. Miss Anna Carroll. so 8.
gain: County Sec, Miss Mary Nolan. Sic
9; Broadway: County Treas, Miss Anna
9in. Rev. Chas. Corcoran. st. Mtchaera
church. s.. 3rd. Saltwater, MINI.
Division No. /. saltwater, Minn.-Div.
Pres.. Mary Nolan. 7l2 s. 2nd ST.; Vice
Pres.. Mary fitzgerald. 1893 8: 1st St;
Elm. and Ins: Sec. Grace B. FIooley, 500
=: 4th st.; Treas, Sara Curley. 1901 N.
4th ST.; Med. Exam.. DR.. =. p. Ryan,
ond ana fourth Mondays Of month in A.
o. H. hall. Chestnut ST., saltwater, MINI.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.

BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
County President, Mrs. Catherine NC
n; Division No. 1. Madison Lake, Mimi
Pres. Mrs. Bridget Smith; Rec. Sec. Mrs
81 Br1dget A. ,Madigan; Fin. Sec, Mrs: Mar
garet T.oa Murphy; Ins. Sec, Mrs: Jane Brown
Exam. DR.. Bigelow. Meetings are held
on the second Sunday and fourth Thurs
CAY OF month in the Bank block hall.
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mo-" yawned the chronic grumbler
on the herring keg. Il will never be
contented in this life"
"Oh. cheer up" laughed the opti-
mist. Suppose you had Rockefel-
ler's income of two dollars minute,
wouldn't you be happy them"
Nope"
why not?"
We'll, then I'd worry myself to
death wishing minutes were twice as
short as they are so I'd get twice as
much"
The Prize Pessimist-"Don't growl
so." said the philosophic man. 1--WE
can't all be born with a silver spoon
in our mouths. you know"
NO." replied the pessimist. "and II
I had been born that way the spoon
would have choked me.''
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SWIFT COUNTY.
ty President-D. F. McDermott

Clontarf
Division No. l. Clontarf. Minn:apiv. nv
Pres William Kenna, Danvers X; Il. NJ:
2; Vice Pres, Cornelius Regan, DanVeT,s' f,s,
Rec. Sec. John Mccarthy. Hanc9ck' en fa''
Sec. D. F. McDermott, Clontarf: lns; 81 sec:
raars rrasriek Foley, Danvers. R. r. No No =
2; Med: Exam. DR.. Oscar Dagnault. zen n
son. Meetings are held on the first sun
MINI.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ey:en H NJ Ryan, sso s. q ss
Sec. James Burns. 7os S. I'd st.: Div
Tres. r. w. McGarry. Room I. Mower
Blk; Vice Pres, T. II. Curley. 1901 n:
1th St: Rec. Sec, Frank A. Malloy. !l9A
3: 4th st.: Fin. Sec. Thomas w. Welsh.
a. Moom =. Mower Blk: Ins. Sec. Thomas
"; Welsh. Room 3. Mower Blk: Treas.
9onn Clarey. 222 w. Cherry st.: Med. I,: Ex-
Mest,nDLr an:: Dr.: p: p. Ryan. Mover = DIX 11k
WINONA COUNTY.
T. county President, Michael J. Ryan. S64
=. King ST.. Winona, MINI.
pp,vislon pon No. /, Winona-Div. Pres. +.
Z; bafloW, 105 E. King street; Vice Pres
rank RIce. 712 w. King street: Rec. Sec.
Z; II. "A. Mcmillan. 32S w. Howard street;
sx ~ w Fffth street; Treas John P. Snyder
i u: ~ Lynch. lynch. 7S E. Third street. Meetings
are are held on the second and fourth Thurs
day DAY evenings of month in St. Thomas Hall,
W1nona, MINI.
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county Pres, Agnes Hickey, Graceville
Division No. l. Graceville-Div. Pres,
yrs yrs. Horner: Vice Pres, Mrs. Canty: Rec
Fec, Fec, Mrs Mrs. sammon; Fin. Sec. Mary Fa-
nney; ms Sec, Margaret Costello; Treas.
Mrs. Brennan: Med. Exam. DIR. B. M.
Randall. Meetings are held on the sec
Ed. 0nd and fourth Fridays of month IN
Groves hall, Graceville, MINI.
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A.O.h. DIRECTORY

a. NATIONAL OFFICERS.
Mass
JAMES j. REGAN, N. v. p, st. Paul.
JAMES T. CARROLL, N. S., Columbus.
Ohio
John QUINN, N. T., Joliet Ill.
REv. JOHN D. KENNEDY, Danbury,
Conn.,, National Chaplain.
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The Pantheon at Paris.

"Aux grands hommes la Patrie re-
connaissante!' This. says Rome, is
the motto carved over those portals of
the Pantheon at Paris. which are to
open in a few days to admit the re-
mains Of Zola. The French Academy
refused to receive him as a member
during his lifetime. but the grateful
country loses no time in making a
place in the Pantheon for the author
of Mana and much other pornography
1t was in 1864 that Louis XIV laid the
foundation stone of a temple which
was to be dedicated to the heroine who
had saved Paris from the hordes of
Attila: Ste. Genevieve. but in 1891 the
unfinished church became by decree of
the Constituent Assembly a Pantheon
for the remains of great men. The
first of these great men to be buried
beau, but he had hardly lain two years
in his lonely tomb when one morning
an usher of the Convention proceeded
to the Pantheon to read decree of
expulsion over the bones, and Mira i
beau was thrown out by a policeman
an inferred in some nameless grave.
Next the body of Voltaire was borne
to ste. Genevieve by twelve white
horses; few years later lie was
ioinad fhera hv tho coroco of tl,o T.,
famous Marat, and little later still
by that of Jean Jacques Rousseau
but all three of them were subse-
quently evicted; Marat's remains were
pitched into a sewer after the Revolu-
ion of Thermidor, and the other two
We're dug out after the Restoration and
thrown into hole outside the walls
of Paris. Between the apotheosis of
Voltaire and that OF Marat the only
two "grands hommes' laid in the
Pantheon We're a military commander
who committed suicide and a deputy
who was assassinated for having
voted the death of Louis XVI. Napo-
leon l restored Ste. Genevieve to use
as a Christian church. the monarchy
of Louis Philippe dechrstianized II
once more, Napoleon III restored it tc
its sacred purpose. and the third Re-
public again removed from it both
cross and worship. On the whole one
does not quite see why the proposal
to bury Zola in the Pantheon should
have provoked so much indignant or.
atory for he was certainly one of the
"grands hommes' of the France OF
| G,nmhes and Clemenceau,
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STATE oEeIcees-MINNEso7

STATE ERs-MINNEsoTA.
President--Patrick Kenney, Mankato.
slce President-J. P. Coughlin. Perham
ant avenue. Minneapolis.
Irsasurer-John Sherman, Winona.
state Chaplain-Rev. M. O'Brien. Grace
r. President Of Insurance Fund-T. j
Vice President-Jno E. McGovern
Rochester
Secretary of Insurance-John Mahoney
go Temple Court. Minneapolis.
treasurer Of Instrumentation Sheehy
Montgomery.
STATE Medical Director-Dr. E. w
Buckley, ST. Paul.
!, Directors of Insurance Fund-John l.
Gieas Minneapolis: Lawrence McDon-
ough, St. Paul; John Moran. Minneapolis
=. j. McManus, st. Paul; Fred L. Ryan
State Board of Audit-M j. -Hynes
Rosemount: ]. p. Connolly. st. Paul. Isaa,
F. Rice, Minnea pol;s.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS, LADIES


:, National rresident-Aiiss Anna c. Ma
lila. Scranton, Pa.
National Vice Presdcnt-Mrs. Mary
MCCARTHY. Westf1eld. Mass.
National Secretary-Mrs. Louise Du
Ross. Clinton, N Y.
National Treasurer--Mrs. Mary r. Da-
ley Minneapolis. MINI.
National Chaplain--Rev. John D. Ken
nedy, Danbury Conn.
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. NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
EDWARD T. McCRYSTAL. New York.
"; w. j. O'BRIEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
hEv: NJ: j. BYRNE. Lafayette, Ind.
JOftN u. KELLY. Milwaukee, WIS.
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STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' Au
N lARv

President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley, 1906
Central ave. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss Agnes Hickey
Graceville.
secretary-Ella c. Keating. lat Pleas
ant avenue. st. Paul.
Trcasurer-Miss Anna McGuane, Vino
ma.
Insurance secretary-Margaret A. Ora
dy, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret Sulli-
van. Rochester.
State Medical Director-Dr. E. W
Buckley st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Agnes E
Minncapols aeien Mcrath rS af St. Paal
Mary j.. Reilly. Branerd; Josephine Cook
St. Paul.
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CROW WING COUNTY.
county President-Alice M. Adair, 423

9th st. N.
!; Reilly, 2os 7th St. S.: Vice Pres. Helen
:. .Brien, All S. Broadway: Rec. Sec,
katherine &; Cosgrove. ! E.. Kindred St;
221 10th st. N; Treas, Agnes x. Nc
Carthy, 213 N. 9th St; Med. Exam, DR..
:. A. Thabes; County Chaplain. Rev.
J. J. O'Mahoney. Meetings held on first
umbia hall
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HENNEPIN COUNTY.

Division No. g Minneapolis-Div. Pres,
Mrs. Mary A. Boran, 627 Ellwood ave. !;
Vice Pres. Mrs. Annie Irving. 723 Wash
Collins, 335 End st. N. E.: Fin. Sec. Mrs.
Peter J. Russell. 2o2o University ave. N.
e.; Ins. Sec. Mrs. Susie s. Dessaint, 1919
s26 Main st. N. E.: Med Exam. DR.. r. p.
o O'Brien. 701 4th ST. N. E. Meetings are
held OH the 1st and Sd Mondays Of month
at p. M, in A. o. U. w. hall. go Central
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN-PROBAT COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

County President-F. L. Ryan
Division n No. pl ,d3;a RnluthMDiy TIA Pres F.
W. l.. Daugherty, lois Tower ave, su.
perior. Wis: Fin. and Ins. sec., John T,
punphy. 81 Burrows bldg; Rec. Sec,
Timothy oFlshnsr5g nnnnge 1901 oSs West s, seeond
Sew 81 ersey bdg Meetings are sahey heid t6d goa
irst and third Wednesdays Of each month
at Cathedral hall. Second ave W. and
Fourth st.
Nicholas Collins. % N. 55th ave w: vice
Pres, John O'Meara: 5lo5 Gosnoid ST. St.
Rec. sec: John h. cashin, snd s. s2s \: lsth ave
W; Fin. and Ins: M Sec: %ss,5 James hes Cong aly III
r. SD 5ss SIS H. s7th ave. W.. 'sieS Med +; xs Nc
Dr. g. II. Payette. silvey Block Meetings
are held on the first and third Tuesdays
Of month in Gilley's hail. West Duluth
''A' SCOTT COUNTY.
County President-F. 7. Leonard. Tor.
o@t,i Division No: !. Scott cc:.President
r. w. Ms,Gney snl1vsn fsH Seize Paine Pains Xiee
ere saes'' ~ 3. conlon Belle Piaine: Fin. nTc and
Ins. sec R; ,IIa StTa.ton' ban BEL Belle PLANE
Piaine. Meetings held on the first Sun.
a.v Of each month. IL o'clock M. Frat
ternity hall. Belle Plaine.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President-M: Mahoney. Morris
Division No. l. Morris-Div. Pres
lanes r Lawler, Morris: Vice Pres. i
Daley, Morris: Rec. Sec. ]. ] Hanra.
han, Morris: Fin. Sec, J. F. Donovan
Morris; Ins. Sec. Timothy Murphy. Nor.
ris: Med Exam, DR.. C. E. Came Nor.
ris. Meetings are held on the last Sun.
day OF month in Lime hall. Morris, MINI
| STEELE COUNTY.
County President-Geo. c. Toher, Owa
Division No. l. Owatonna-Div. Pres.
lC. v. Campicn. Owatonna; Vice Pres.
John Deviny. Owatonna: Rec. Sec. ]. W
Clark. Owatonna: Fin. Sec. J. w. Clark
tonna: Treas, John Hogan. Owatonna
Meetings are held on the second ant
fourth Tuesday Of month In Thon's hail
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY G.8TRAi.

TWO-HOUR TRAIN 10 tHlLA If.i5t ii-N
EVERY HOUR in TIE HOU r.
FoR PHi,ApELPIIiA. Lv. ". ed ST;
ii 40 $50 : 20. $50. $50, 1870. II ~.
II 30 A. m. T. 30. 20 i.j0 80. $50. 4-p
so $50 U.,n $50 $50. 1l-JO r. Hi. sun
davs : 80 $50 $50. 1856. ii. 80 A. NJ
II 80 50, . JG 80 40. $50. $50. 80.
- 80 10.2o. 1i.50 ?. m oo
: ~. 500. 10o0. 100. 11.30 a. m, l2o lt
noon. /. -. 80 20o 500. 100 $50 3.W.
600 100 $50. 900 y. m. l. II midnight
Surdavs 30 : Ut 900. ~ 90. Hoo a. m,
Zoo noon. 100. 2.G0 500. 100. 300 ' o.VV'
200 500 900 1890 p. m, l. T. jn!,l1iknt- jnil,l.
FOR BALTIIORE AND WASIINGTpN. \.
I.v. W. 23D ST :-TJ0. 80. ll-'o a. M
/ 30 80 $50 $50 -. N. daily
I.v LIBERTY IT, i.3e 10 looV q. m
l. 90 noon. = 90 100. 500 7.o0 p n dail%,
FOR ArIANriC, CITY. III a., ~, or,,, w . 20
y. m. sundays $50 a M. 20 ?. m. on
Lv. LIBERTY ST-:-lOoD a m. p-''
sats only>, } 10 p. IN. sundays l9'o T. H.
> 20 y. m -,-.,,-r....r-
FOR LAKEWOOD AND T.iI[ dLi, HI t,s.t- L;s,.
orlvl i ~. 20 80. 40 t6.2o Sats onlyi
n. m SUNDAYS : 20 $50 q. m, , 20 p m
Ly LIBERTY ST 400. iG.ov a ~, a.
- no Sats onlyl 30 . 40. 10 20" 'o-"V
ssats. only, y IN. sundays. $50. 1000 a. '"''
= 80 , 1otto-,-i,,-
offices: Liberty -. fWcst 23d ~. e. ,,nn
Chelsea, . Astor House. 2i1. ~. I' I5Dv'
1894 Broadwav. IS2 Firth Az, 81 t.th
Az. - Union Squarr West. 2'9> MIRO ~ ~.
IO5 West 1gJth st - Columbus AN.. Ncm
YorI,: I court ST. 343. 334 Fulton -. ~
Nostrand Av. Brooklyn. $50 SfoAuEFHI va,
IvnIiamsblrc. New York Transfer 60 cans
for and ches4,S baggage 10 destination
W. q. BI.SLER. w G HOl.E
vice pres. & CEN Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

calendar of accident cases on file against the com
pany was two years behind and that there were
then thousand suits pending. H. W.
Brown. the general auditor Of the company, ao-
Initted that the sums paid damages were great
er than the reserve set aside for that purpose In
1905
Mr. Cravath then asked agreement to the stipu-
1ation of the tabulated figures of the claims OF
s. 1000 600 against the company for accrued fran
chise tax assessments from 1902. The evidence
showed that the deficits operating expenses
amounted 10 s7,6S9.7O3 30 gross and that on June
80. 1906 there were demand notes for S1.761ooo
outstanding.
Justice Davis upheld Mr. Limburg in his demand
a list of the securities in the Company's hands
June 30. 1896 The expenses of damage suits
against the company for the YEAR ended June so.
1906 $9S0.25G II. with $51O,202 "a added for
legal fees.
After some sharp legal sparTing testimony was
allowed giving the figures in damage suits for five
years. including 1907. For the New York City
Railway Company and the leased lines, exclusive
Of the Third Avenue system. they showed a gross
total of SITS O57 Sc for the 6ve years. OF this
more than S25Oo.O00 was for legal expenses.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


CherIJurg and Southampton.
Queenstown, March :, d:o1 a m-Carmsnia tI3r), New
York Liverpool.
Hamburg March 3-Bierawa Ger. New York
Bristol Masch New York City 0BT, New York
Melbourne. March j-GeudeVon (Brb, New via Ere
mantle Adelaide
Moeudo. March Belle Of Scotland ,f}r). New York
and Baltimore via = Lucia Iunta Arenas.
Euscnada, a.ch 3-kirSeswald tBrl New York f.r
Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
Shanghai March > satsuma G3r,. New York via snsa-
and Hong Kong
SAILED.
London, March Miuuehaha ,Rrl. York
Manila, March -IHdraHi tEp. New York.
southampton. March AHgdaend (I}rt Barbados Colon
Dte and York
Palermo. March 4-Pauuonia tf|i New York
Venice March Carolina tAustp.
Genoa. March 3-Cedric lBrJ, New York: Sanno iItan
New
Port Natal. March 2-tan-ta t8ele, New York via
IT Vincent q y, Tor lHinE.
swansea. March 3 Brooklyn civ tT}r New Yur.
Bahia March G-Notair. tBp. Kew Tork
PASSED
Lizard March AIuauo :,eo York for HAMBURG
AHistsdyk t:-"tch.. NtH York Rotterdam. Mas
sacEusetts Nrv iu.s FOR London.
sasIes. March 5ciuced de ReuA tSpan) New York for
valencia
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
ARCHROLD ON THE STANDARD OIL.
It's Business Success Due to It's Commercial
Integrity, He Says.

In this weeks issue of The Independent John
d. Archbold. vice-president of the Standard OIL
Company, has article Petroleum: a Great
American Industry" Mr. Archbod writes:
The American petroleum industry has prosporad
mGrvelloUsly. Fifty years ago ! had not started.
To-day it is bringing from foreign lands $4,000 per
The year Petroleum exports have added $2oCo-
For many years PENNSYLVANIA was considered
the custodian OF the nations supply. The oil
valley. Now seven distinct rieds, widely separ-
ated geographically and markedly dssimilar in
characteristics, are active IN fifteen common
wealths, and petroleum production touches the
tour boundaries Of our great Iand-the Auanuc,
state enterprise has become d national indus
In 1859 the output Of petroleum ZOO barrels
Ply 1866 it had become l8,G3o9, and the lnterven-
total OF 1G37.O000 015 barrels. Were these barrels
placed end to end they would cover ''Sc'o miles
yond. and would girde the globe thirty times:
The point Of greatest weakness in all criticisms
agnfcent cEpaHsf6n on the coh9fgry, It has
been studiousy ignored,
To distribute American petroleum is the mission
Of the Standard Oil Company, and the industrys
matchless growth is its enviable reward, Fipe
lines In tank cars bulk ships and tank stations. P
combined TO put a peculiarly hazardous industry
As its share in this gigantic commercial adven-
pipe lines with 1900 miles of feeders from wells;
50 hulk steamers for ocean traffic and 70 for
foreign coasting trade with 10 steamers and
baTges ~, at home; $co tank stations in America
of over $500 000,Gp0 and giving employment 10
on
The Standard is natural evolution to meet the
demands Of the petroleum industry because Of its
unstable foundation. Its genius has been abid-
ing faith in American oil As organization its
success is due TO its solidarity; officers and men
work together in mutual confidence for a cohlmon
Crd. knowing that honest effort viii have prompt
recognition, and that when faithful service can
longer he rendered an annuity insures pro-
vision for declining YearsAS bust, ,ess. ITS suc-
cess IS due its commercial iutes pity. 1t has
striven consistently TO make its volume of trade
large through the merit and Cheapness Of its
products Millions of satisfied customers in every
quarter OF the globe will bear witness that it has
kept its word
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
VREELfND md JURY.
Jcromc H'W Looh, Up Records an
y. !. {. II. Co. Probe.

-Tf. effort 10 get the testimony the grand jury
n Herbert II. Nreeland when president OF the
NV York City Railway Company before the court
e. The suit brought by The Attorney General 10
dissolve the company was temporarily sidetracked
yesterday when the case came up IN the Supreme
Court before Justice Davis H r. Lmburg, the
hrtorrey Generals counsel, had District Attorney
Jerome in court TO aid in getting these minutes in
evidence. but the railway companys counsel, Paul
ID t-,-zx-s1 h put d strenuous objection. shouting
81 Mr. LIrnburg: How do you know what Mr.
NreeIand testified to- How did you find it out?"
Here Mr.. Jerome came in and said:
Ny best recollection is that Mr.. Ereeland's testi
r1lanv concerned the Metropolitan Securities Com
y,aasy and not New York City Railway Com
,,any can refresh my memory by going over the
n-inules'
RIr Jerome was excused the promise that he
~auld remain within reach. lie also agreed to
place al the disposal of Mr.. IAmburg whatever
books and records lie had bearing the matter.
sIr Nreeland in court. in expectation OF being
caiied- may give evidence to-day. when M
I-.nburg expects 10 complete his case. Mr.. Cra-
1ath said that he had few witnesses 10 call, and
tae case may 90 the court to-day.
Andrew ". McLIm0nt the electrical expert Il
fllo Public Service Commission. SAID OF his inYesti
cation Of the oompany's property: Power houses
end equipment were found efficient but cramped
The trackage was fairly satisfactory. The rolling
stock vas IN unreliable state for operation
Trucks electrical equipment had been pei
,sstted deferi0ra1e. through lack Of proper maI-
tsnance. windows had become loOsened and car
bodies were in bad condition through lack Of
psinting" Mr. McLinlont WAS permitted 10 tell Of
only the fifty which he had inspected. OF The
any only one IL foHr. he said he could say was
81 good shape.
Simpson HsmburetF, clerk IN the City Court
---aed that in june and September Of 1906 the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port cf New York, Thursday, March 5, 1908
ARRIVED.

Be1Gdan CO % & 5f Sc bsanget Begaa MaTsh ss and I'd
steamer Gutrne Ger MilsIeTTann Santos FeRrnaTy
Edye q GO, win passengers, mails and mdse Arrived
s,esacr s 5' Frlede2cB r t d. der Crosse Ger BECKER Genoa
E ig 20 70 Sa Sfes and ~ M s4a esg Pg a tq n &
feamer Colon s<iiIings Cstoba February 2s to the
Panama Railroad s. Line with SO passengers mails and
steamer Oroya (Br), Laws Barbados and Trinidad Feb
Ty , ~ 1 I Po SpaS AGtc6io G 20 10 sanderson & Son viii
passengers, mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
sJcalaer schuyHn G5n Anderson Yokohama November
Kong T. Singapore January 4 Cochin T. AepPy - Port
Philip i$uprecht with mdse. Arrived S:43
steamer Antilles Woodward date Kembleo. Orleans
February % the southern Pacific co. with passengers
the 0id Dominion S. Co with passengers and mdse of
Steamer Lituania (Fus) BakanoT. I.ibau February
cabin 255 passengers and ndse. Arrived
steamer Condor CBr1 Norris. Calao December L.
i Coronei 81 Monteyideo February and St Lucia
- TO w r Grace K CO. with passengers and mdse.
steamer Ossabaw. Rood Philadelphia. to the Bruins
wick SIS Co. with mdse. Passed IN Sandy Hook at
steamer Neuenfels lGer>, wereeh. Calcutta Janu-
Algers 10 and Boston March TO Funch, Edge & Co.
Steamer Anita (Nor). Brogger, St Johns r, Febru-
airy -, to Harvey Outerbrdge. with mdse. Arrived
steamer cnrityba lcuban,: oNell Porto Padre Feb
Line with IS passengers AM. mdse, Arrived the
Bar at a m.
steamer Antilla Cuban. Cornehl Tamplco February
26 70 the New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with Indse.
Arrived a the Bar a 1905 d m
Hook y J. March $50 n n--Wird
southeast tight breeze clear; Hight
SAILED.
Steamer Celtic (Br), Lvfrpoo; via Queenstown La sa
NOie tT). Havre; United dam. Copenhagen etc:
Beacon torD, Byron H}r). Bahia.
t'r Bordeaux. Hayre, etc: Esperanza.
Cruz Hanseat tNoI) Pernambuco Bahia etc; Homer
H'I1 MontSyideQ Buenos AyTes, etc; Katuna r sngi-
pore Manila etc; Apache. Charleston and Jacksonvile
Benedict tBr Manaos and Para; Calliopc {Br1 Dunlrl
ana Newport; Constantia Ger. Newport News: Hamilton
Norfolk ana Newport News; Hawaiian Puerto Mexico;
limcnsde r) Newport News FL I)io Tionao
tNurJ. Irogreso Campeche; Tanallon (Br) Pruns-
wick; City OF Columbus. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
ADMITS GETTING SPECIAL RATE.
Witness Says American Tobacco Company
Gives Him Inside Price

Joseph FeTst, member Of the wholesale grocery
firm or NJ Ferst Sons & Co, OF Savannah. Ga,
was a witness yesterday before United States Com
missioner Shields in the proceeding instituted by
the government 10 dissolve the American Tobacco
Company. Ferst declared that restrictions were
placed his firm by the American Tobacco Com
pany the R J. Reynolds company, independents.
He admitted that his firm is allowed inside
rate Of per cent smoking tobacco by the
American Tobacco Company and had like rate
on plug tobacco until last year, when it
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
Vain ElCcr Specials

Women \ New Ne AVellr y S'-
I4ngerie-daluti.y Jrim 0.-a s
Val bow or JabOJ special -''''' -
New silk Elastic Belts staatsd--,
steel buckies-alSJ plain Ui-- --
and back buckles -htndS0ue s.
GeSi gDs-spSctai ---.----.--.-.-. ----
New White Net Tcn IAres- 4
latest patteTus-spcc.Il -----.'''''
Women's II. :. Tdk Is
all ADsn-SpeSl3l ...--.--.----'
All SILK Mallue-25 inches vide
black. white AMI cOlJrS-t'I
neckwear and millinery purposes 4
u fine GualIty-spsCtal --.--
Plain AMI fancy Pun Braids
also Persian Ean1insS- SpSN'
Plain and Liberty satin Tafsia
Ribbons-Spring shades. also ''SN 1.
and whlte-worth . --.-----'
ouafrupl, Plated Tea sets. suri'isIf'
bead edge. ~arne. with raised c2AS =
t@siga-worth So 9S-SpeciAl --'''
Dinner Knives hand forged So
ebony. bone AMI cocoboia hand''S
special ---.---------- --------
Carver and Fork-bsSt Englisn = =,
= inth cimeter pIaIr-stas n@"- g
pair Special ---------
Leather SquaN or college SAsH
uloirr liI sd silk draw striheS =.
Iettner Iaudies- some Win hi''~ ~
,-aaaSe pocket Special ------'' =.
New swiss rlouuciass ard ~ :
-,s'st ,rrou arI elud effect 81
Special -...-..--..ss--
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

LOST Bankbook No. AS. 1875 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon To
present the same To the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new one
issued in lieu thereof