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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
BOX N g
KETCKEL AND KELLY

San Francisco July 20.-Stanlry ketch-
ell and Hugo IL lily, who viii meet i'll :, 70
ro,u,d box,n. contest at the Coliseum to-
morrow nipht. have finished their period
Of framing ana are now in condition The
battle cailies with it the middl weight
chan.l ionship, Kttchell, Tie holder, nay
irg won by his recent defeat OF farke
at Milwaukee.
The men will weigh in at 6 T. NJ ANA
must not eXc,td l.8 pounds. Interest IN
the contest is keen and there was tre-
mendous lush to purchase STATS when the
seats were placed on sale y+steida Bet
ting faNors Ketcholl at to l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
Eureka Campaign Is On.

Money be made
know Eureka
stock at
OF the
the benefit will find generally
will be only matter of time when they sell
So
will in
market will be broader than today
be quoted SO
do this Or the benefit of reader
Of
in the
block Eureka
The friend promised to
meeting the
obligation He said nothing holding
threw it the
he
broke the marke
The stock taken around
aa to Little
share. 80 : : = O~'N'
At Curb stock still
he by brokers' The rest of the
VIII SEND the back to rs
Eureka Mines deveopno ood
copper claims Orosrande, New Mexico ~
hey also own and control hundreds
properly Some of
veopd When fully developed the
stock The
he preferred stock has not sold is great nur
chase at the S~> -
o OIL any zinc
all
no bonds can be issued look
most desirable purchases the Curb n ~ " 80
to
6 o'~'No VI eon""on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
ABE ATTELL OUTCLASSES
MARINO IN 1O-ROUND BOUT

Sand Point, Idaho July 3o.-Abe At
tell was awarded a decision over Ed
die Marine at the end of a 10round
battle last night Marino was out
classed and was given a hard pum-
melting, being saved in the third by
the gong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

FR:'Il fOT MORAN III StNtHI TT.
**%Batted for Mccarthy in seventh.
r**Batted for Ferguson in ninth
Chicago ............0 0 Il
Boston ..............C 3 y D Go
Two-base hit-Chance. 1Iits-Of Pfeis
ter 5 in s innings off overall ? in in
nlngs: off Mccarthy ? in innings. off
Ferguson . in 2 innings. Sacrifice hits
Pfeister. Tinker, Slagle. Stolen bases
Steinfrldt, Kelley. Moran, Chance. Double
play-Iiovard and King. Left on bases
Chicago 5, Boston {. First base on balls
OF Pteistnr 3, off Mccarthy .. First base
on errors-Boaton |. Struck "ut-Rv
Mccarthy 3. by Pfeister g. by Overall |,
by Ferguson 3. Time, 80. Umpire, Rig
Ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
Another Fast Game Won by
Hits In The Ninth.
Splendid Pitching Backed by Sharp
And Spectacular Fielding.

MOTHER red
Rot bah game,
with a ninth in
ming victory at
. &C hnent, was
the reward of
the $50 fans
who gathered
at the Driving
park Thursday
afternoon. The
score was Au-
gusta 9, Bidde-
ford /, and that
gives q pretty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
New York Cotton Market.

New Torx, July 50
Spot closed quiet. Middiugs Gplands
100; do golf 1895. Sales nplrr.
Galveston quiet 10 III. Charleston
quot, 10Y; Memphis steady. 1ol.; New
Orleans quiet, los; Savannah uuiet, ~.
Net receipts for six days - o!D
Exports to Great Britain 1874. TO
France 635h: to the continent I196
Stock PIC Isl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
The Leading Stocks.

New York July 30-The stock market
for a large, rart of the time today was
practically idle This was attributed 70 q
feeling of suspense over the withheld an
nouuceInent of the plan OF set'ieiIlent OF
the Wheeling and Lake Erie not matufi-
". News of the settlement Was expected
before noon at the outside, nut when a
further postponeme was announced 70
what would be later than the session Oh
the stock Exchange, all disposition TO OPP
crate in the market seemed to be lost
Aside fl ON this special cause .of IL luil
in activity the trading seems 10 nave en-
tered ,ipon one OF the usual between pc
RODS of hesitation and seeking tof new
initiative The number Of events IN tn
last few DAYS which had been looked TOR
war;. To as important in ther hearing IN
values and upon which action mai been
taken accordingly in the stock market &C
counts for this lapse into diIln@SS.
Some influence towards repression on a"-
tivity was caused by the published an.
nouhcemeut by the attorney R-aeiai or
tire intention of the government author
tiles to push with renewed vigor all cases
pending AGAINST railroads ton granting OF
rebates on like Offences. rhe copper
stocks showed considerable strength,
those traded in on the Stock ENchan2" rs
wen as those traded in outside, The,
further rise in the price OF The metal
stocks showed small declines from Ncster-
dav. a. Il rule. but the fluctuations We're
son constant ana 50 narrow as To leave
little significance iu the days changes.
Bonds we're irregular Total sales. par
value. s. 9o4 oN. United States bonds We're
unchanged on call.
The sale Of a seat on the New York
| Of $1,000 over the last previous sale, was
| announced TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
Sleeplessness.

You can't sleep in the calmest and
StllleSt night, If your stomach Is weak,
circulation poor, and digestion bad
Hoods SarSaparilla strengthens this
stomach, improves the circulation, per-
fects digestion. and brings about mat
condition in which sleep is regular and
refreshing.
1t does not do this in day, but 1t
does it-has done it In thousands Of
cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

1t is a very common thing now in
baseball to see batters shift from their
regular positions when right and left
handed pitchers are changed Three
fingered Brown did it the other day
when Boultes was substituted for
Flaherty and Ritchey does it regular
w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
EASTERN LEAGUE.

st Buffalo-Newark 5, Buffalo g.
At rorGnto-Toronto 3, Jersey City l Qa
inrings).
Al Providence 7, Montreal b
13 inningSI.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Rochester 8
thrst Same); Baltimore !. Rochester l
tSecOnd camel
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit, July &0.-All OF Boston's errors
wera mixed with Detroit nitS and helped
IN the scoring, Will" Detroit played per
feet ball whenever there WAS danger 10
its pitcher Detroit hit hal,l but Young
Ids strong With men on the bases ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

While it may be probable that De-
troit has purchased Shortstop Bush
from Indianapolis there is nothing in
the report that Paddy Livingston,
catcher Of the HooSiers is coming 10
the Boston Americans, as the latter
has passed him up
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

While Hans Wagner did have a
clout fest last Saturday at New York
he failed to make good with the stick
in the lG innings played Tuesday, not
even getting a solitary single That
is the way things break
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

Dan HoWley is now playing first
base for Indianapolis, while Living
ston, the catcher, who is slated for the
Red Sox at the close of the American
Association season, is again in form
and playing all the time behind the
hit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
AT BROOKLYN

Pittsburg ......0 0 " o q o 0-O-7-l
Brooklyn .......0 ! ! X-2-S-(
Bel and BERGEN ms Tme te' rs go ump impress
Rudderham and EmSlie.
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Az NEW YORK

st. Louis ....0 0 0 0 0 O. G. sc
New York 30 3 0 l XII l5-1
Batteries-karger, McIynn and Bliss
Mct;nnity and Bresnah han, NeeedEam.
Time, As Umpire, tombstone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. July 81
The local wheat mani "t WAS strong TO-
day, uwlns to IN actIv" denaud based
on additional black rust reports from tua
Dal.otas Al TN" Close the September d..
iiveiy was up 7snl. Corn wa al. high
e.. oats We're up Is. Provisions Mere 5n
l5". higher.
Tie leaGing futures closed ae follows
WHEAT-July 3"5s. SEPT Jll.rI., Dec
old 33h Zee. new 33uil
CDEN-July 1914; Sept, III: Dee GlHa
81; May GpH@,M.
oAIs- july OLD 5ilz; July new 81.
Sept Az; Dec. 4i2,
MESS FORK Sept. Ell oct 1870
~ RD-Sept. go. oct 3J1ia
SHORT RIBS-Sept. 800; OCT. 1G1l.
oasn quotations cinSed as follows
FLoUR Steady.
WHfAT-No, spring ii3Nn5 10 3 Ios
coHN-No 77ml4; No. yellow ~.
a..
OATS 10. white .9Islt ~.
pTE.- No -.
MAI.TING-6lnG3
FLAX SEED 80. l northwestern 1853
SHOET RIRS-S6ZrMJaD.
NESS PORk-l5tJnlJ 800.
LAED-9l2L..
SHORT CLEAR SIDES 9DDna25
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, July 3o-Chcago took a double
header from Boston today 10 to and to
8. The first game was easy for the visit
ors. IN the second they were favored
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
PORTLAND.

TNohase hits-Follansbee. Jones Stolen
hase-tirant. Sacrifice nitS-SouthWell
RaGsans RaSeS on balls Off Cox, Oft
Gibbs J. Hit by pitched hall-Bv Cox. We
D"nough. Struck om-Bv Gibbs 4, bv
Collins. Time. 80. Umpire. Conway
Hits of COX in innings; off Collins
in ) Innings
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Meriden-Meriden ., New Britain 1
FIRST pame); New Britain 7, Meriden
second game).
At misunderstanding Z, Holyoke 3
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AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland ....O0oo2 0aOooooo 1-3 1870
New York IL q 0 0 l 5000 90 o. l2-1
Blair, Time, 81. Umpres, Sheridan and
Egan.
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AT CHIC AGO.

Chicago ........0 / @ 0 0 8 OF II
Washington "a / 0 0 0 6 l 0 3-5-13-1
Batteres-White, Walsh and Sullivan,
j. Tannehiii, Hughes ana Street Time
..l5. Umpnes, o Louehlin and Hurst
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Portland TWO---
Bangor Nothing.

Portland Me. July 30-Poitland again
beat bangor i'll the State League here
today by score of to ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
CHICAGO.

with close decision and Won out after
Boston had a lead.
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Stated for Boultes in eighth.

Boston .........G l G /
Two-base hits-Chance. Sweeney Home
-Stei.feldt. His-On Dornei Is IN .
innings: off Hontes > in innings or
Ferguson . in | inning; of Reulbach IN
I innings: eff Flazer IN innings. sac
ritice hits-Sheckatd >. Moran :. stolen
basts-Ckance, Howard. Holman. Kelley
Double play-Haunifn, Ritchey AM Nc
tiarn Left oil bases-Bnston 10 chicago
9, First base on halls-Oh Dorner 3, or
Keulhach l. off Frazer l. First base on,
errors Chicago >. Boston l. Hit by pitch
er-3y Tornar, Moran: ny FraZrr, B"Mef-
man Struck QUIZ Reulbach :, nN
Dn,ner > bv Ronlteo l. Nv Ferguson l, by
Frazer l. Passed ball Molan Wild
pitch-EraZer. Time, 30. Umpire, Rlg-
Ter.
Second game
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Az Sc LOI.IS

St. Louis .......6 0 G / . 0 0 x-5-7-1
Philadelphia % o 3 o o o. 81
Bate ries-Howell and Spencer; Dygert
and Smith. Time, 1.54. Umpire, Connolly
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New York Money Market.

New York July 30
Prime mercantile paper ?1aM4 per cent,
Sterling exchange steady at $50 80 for
demand and at 4S5. 40d $50 for 6G-day
bills.
Commercial bills 4S4s4M4S5
Bar silver 5234
Mexican dollars Is.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds irregular
Noncyon call easy at 1Ml4 per cent. !,
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MARKET REPORTS

1864 cases. A. xaHUim
.,i,4 >.tS-Steady; Jcrarg rar T-'
2s,C4t2IJ.
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announced

of the curb brokers late today
Thomas w. Lawson WAS elected u
member OF the committee on reafsaniZa-
ton of the curb market affairs. The com
mittee later met and named Mr.. Lawson
chairman Mr.. Lawson stated tonight
that the curb had unanimously accepted
his general scheme Of reorganization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31

BUTTER-Steady; crtdmoiies l9QY;
dairieS lIMn,
EiGS-Fiin: at market, eases included
14l2Il5; frsts III: prime flSts -
CHEESE.-Steady: Has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
DE1'ROIT.

many of the hits We're wasted. Both
sides did some great fielding work.
DETROIT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20

| presidential preference Of the petit
TONERS under the hcading "onf
Choice fer President"
The cali specifically stated @Coni-
plete tickets shall be printed upoa
J said ballot only in accordance with
, the foregoing conditions and no tick-
ct shall bear any other designation
then the choice of such delegates
for president of the United States"
The call required that these petf-
tions should be filed not later than
February fer the primaries to be-
he'd February II, and as there was
not sufficient time to comply with
all the conditions of the call, the
Foraker Republicans. particularly In
counties having large delegations,
were obliged to abandon the contest,
Resulting in the state convention being
packed by delegates. according to the
plans of the associated bosses, to zen.
dorse Mr.. Taft for the presidential 4
domination
Thus, instead of dlvorclng national
end local politics In Ohio. there
never was such a compounding OF
national and local politics gs this
OF which Mr.. Taft is the chief ben
eilciary for the machine made dele
gates controlled by the bosses in the
state convention not only endorsed
Mr. Tart for president but forced
special pets consisting of deputies,
their teams rayorists aud other bench-
men of the bosses upon the state
ticket, as Republican candidates. Az
so in many of the counties local nom
nations were determined by these
same primaries.
Cox has a ticket in Hamilton coun-
ty this wear just as he had three
years ago. The Cox issue is as much
connected with national and state
politics this year rs II WITS with state
politics three years ago. Mr.. Tafts
real reasons for silence r,bout Cox in
his Akron speech this year are 10
be found in his remarks at Cncln-
natl the day before his notification
relating to his common enterprise"
with the bosses. and In his letter ac-
cepting the serves of Cox, Herman
and Hynlcka as campaign advin-
ory committee.
So that instead of there bein di-
vorce of national and local politics
as claimed by Mr.. Taft, his own
campaign for the presidency is In
volved in a polyganly of political
bosses Joined in an unholy llan
the call for packed primaries of Feb
II and the packed convention held
March 3 in accordance Herewith.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20
Personals
-...:..:D:..

ID. W. Strayer was business visi.
ior in Columbus today.
Mrs. v. Major, of Blaine avenue,
Is confined to her home by illness
DIR. c. G.. smith made a business
trip TO Bucyrus today.
Mr., and Mrs. II. j. Baker OF For
est, Ohio, are visiting G.. w. Baker
and wife, of East Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Ghaster, of East
Center street, are visiting relatives
at Mt. Cory, Ohio.
Mr.. W. II. Geiger, OF SeGner ay-
enue has returned from visit a;
Ashland, Akron and Niles.
Or. d. o. Weeks made business
trip to Columbus Monday. Today
Dr. Weeks was at Lal{uc
George Likins and Leln Roberts
visited friends at Gallon over sun
day.
NJ. and Mrs. Wesley Styer and
daughter Hazel lett today for Ten.
nessee, where they will spend some
time fer the health Of the former.
Mrs. Stells and Mrs Fromm and
Master Albert FIromm. or Chilllcothe,
returned home this morning after Wis
ltlng Rev. and Mrs. J. Reinicke, Of
East Church street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20
SCHOOL
TEACHER
Wins First Chance for Rose
bud Indian Reserva-
iion Farm

Dallas, :. D., Oct 20, More than
1llp0O persons who had registered
for the drawing of farms on the rich
Rosebud Reservation, heard that Miss
May a. Helser, Kenuebec, 5. D.,
school tecaher, had been fortunate
enough to secure the FIRST chance.
The drawing was held in the big gov
ernmcnt tent and about 5000 persons
who had registered. remained until
the drawing yesterday to learn the
result of their attempt TO secure one
of the fiue Indian farms.
Although most Of the successful
person. to Dc included in the first
1000 numbers came from South Da-
kota, Nebraska ana Iowa, there were
several from other states, Illinois,
Michigan. Wisconsin, Missouri and
Kansas being particularly favored.
The drawing was conducted in the
bost Of order. Persons bad registered
from every state in the union and
most OF them returned to their homes
10 await the result of the drawing.
JuuSe NlIIcu Hts dlIebuN pldtCu
force of clerks at work notifying ey-
cry person who registered of the ord
er in which he came in the selection
o? lands There are about 5000 farms
OF 100 acres each 70 Dc parcelcd out,
and with the lapses that usually fol-
low. II is probable that persons draw
ing numbers below nine thousand
will have an interest in the reserva-
tion.
Tho first dozen names We're drawn
as follows: /, May A. Heller, Ken
nebeck. 5. D.; 2, Peter Swift, Pom
ca, Neb,; 3, f.. Hanncn, Meadow
Grove Neb.; I, Otto Schneider. Mitch
ell, S. D.; 5, Jacob EcKert, Wichita,
Kas.: 6, Samuel Anderson Albert
City Ia; Z, Hobart A. Anderson,
Mount Vernon, s. D.. s, r.. y. Clark,
Glrard. Ras., by n. Hughes Wier
City Kas. 3, Charles T. Johnson,
Decatur, Ill.; 10, Wi'bcrt w. Schulz.
lamar. Ia; II, Emil n. Landburg,
STomsburg -Neb. u, George Schrod-
er, Omaha, Mob.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20
- : : - -
LOCAL
.EN S

The board Of public safety held a
short session this morning and al
lowed the pay rolls of the police and
fire departments.
The Indians of Upper Sandusliy
will bowl The Colonials Of this city,
the match to commence at 1880 this
evening on the Colonial alleys.
BENJAMIN f. Treep and Martha
{. Moore were grPnted license To
marry in probate court Tuesday
morning.
George d. Copeland, Busby Sweeney
NJ. b. Dickerson and II. G.. Cass are
attending the Grand Lodge meeting
Of the Masons at Cincinnati today
Philip Thomas. n section laborer
OF the Eie road was struck by Erie
passenger No. near Mansfield Sat
urday evening. He was quite badly
injured
The bc.rd of county commission
ers visited the Witzel ditch passing
through Richlaud township, Monday
morning and gllowed the petitions fl.
ed by w H. Witzell. The case viii
be given final hearing at the Office
of the county commissioners at I
o clock December Sth. 1908
The case Of the Central EmerS-
cncy Hospital OF this city against
Paul Ziggler was amicably settled
in the Court of Justice Gompf Mon
day afternoon. The payment Of the
costs of s47 for medical treatment
az the hospital were arranged for and
paid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20
ICE STOCK DEALINGS
ARE AIRED IN COURT
Witnesses Admid That They Operaeda Pool in Ice Stock
John f. Carroll Says He Invested $114712 and with
in Three Days Realized Profit of $40, 707--Loaps
Made by Morse and Curtis Arouse Bank En-
4 ployes' Suspicions-Heinz's
Name Involved.

New York, Oct. 20-Operations in
what witnesses admitted wPs a pool
in ice stock were related Monday
before Judge Hough in the criminal
branch of the United states court,
whore Charles w. Morse, financier
ana A. II. Curtis former president
Of the National Bank of North Amer
lea, are being tried on charges of
violating national banking laws.
The lovelation was begun by John
f.. Carroll, a former chief clerk in
the court OF special sessions and
vice president of the Fourteenta
street bank. lie produced several let
GERS written aoout two years ago,
some of which were over the sigma
ture of Mr.. Morse. In these letters
it was shown that Nlr, Carroll had
invested STATE in ice stock n
December, 1905, with the principal
OF The investment carried by the
bGnk as loan with the stock as
collateral. Three days later the trans
action closed with a profit to Mr.
Carroll OF $2O,7O7 Mr. Carol said
that at that time he wGs operating
with Charles NJ Schwab. John W.
Gates, Isaac Gugyenheim, Charles
Barney and MIR Morse. The latter
was manager of what Mr. Carroll
admitted was pool.
Judge liough asked some ques-
tious regarding the pool and char
acterizcd its members as "this as
ISOLATION OF adventurers" NJ.
Schweb and Mr. Gates were other
witnesses, and each testified to pro-
fits in early transactions in the ice
dealings, but subsequently losses.
Frank Il. Pringle, one of the
banks law clerks was called. The
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-20

questioning indicated II to be the
purpose or the prosecution to show
that loans made by the bank on
ice" stock had aroused suspicious
ON the part of the bank employees.
During Pringle's examination there
were introduced in evidence memo
randum and letter, showing that
Mrs. X. r. Gelshencn had mpAe a
big profit in deal in ice stock.
The memorandum was in the hama
writing OF Curtis, one OF the defend
ants and bore the address "K. l..
Gelshencn, 1905 Fifth avenue" There
was cashiers check for $3S,S65,
dfted January Is, 1906, bearing Cur
It's signature. The letter informed
Mrs. Geishenen that her investment
of $4,000 in ice had earned profit
Of $1S,S65 aud that she, therefore,
was being sent check for $3S,S65
to cover the transaction.
The name OF F.. Augustus Heinz
also wcs brought into tho case DUR
ing the examination of Pringle. lie
had told OF a loan of 100000 which
had been secured by 1000 shares of
ice and 1000 shares or stock of tie
Butterick Publishing company. Mr..
Curtis came to the loan cage and
carried away these shares, Prlng's
said, leaving in their place a "sub-
stitution slip" for the Butterics
stock. This slip was replaced by
receipt cnd subsequently the whole
loan was balanced by Two new loans,
One of these was 100000 to Mr..
Baglin, private secretary of F.
Augustus Heinze, and second or
100000 was mfde to Mr. IIeinze
himself. Mr.. Heinze at this time was
president OF the Mercantile National
bank, PrlrIylc said.