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New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
MinsIoW, Lanier & Go.
SO CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS
ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON
AND AFTER
OCTOBER IST.
Cleveland & NahOninE Valley Ry. Co. ReE'd 5s
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R. Co. Gen. Mtge. 4lsa
Franklin. Indiana
Lawrenceburg. Indiana. Retunding 4i3G
Marion County. Indiana
Niagara Falls Power ca Canadian Coll 50 De6entur-.
Pittsburgh Fr WAYNE & Chicago t.. Co. 1sr MtSs Ts
Series D.
Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co md Nftxs In
Series X
Pittsburgh Ft Wavue & Chicago Ry. Co. 3rd Nfss-
income Is reg.
Pittsburgh. Wayne a chicago Ry. Co spL Gr SAX
Quarterly div ~.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Street Improvement Bonds.
OCTOBER 3RD.
Greenfield. Indiana. IS
OCTOBER SIN
Pittsburgh. Fl. Wayne & Chic RI. Co Reg Gr sta
Quarterly div Is.T
OCTOBER 5TH-
Portsmouth Ohio. Street Improvement sS
OCTOBER 18TH
Pulaski County. Indiana Funding 5z
OCTOBER 18TH
Greenfield. Indiana
OCTOBER 2OTH
Portsmouth Ohio. Street Improvement
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
CONDITION OF BANKS ON SEPTEMBER l
Statistics Made Public by Controller Of
Currency

Currency.
Washington. Sept 3J-"Percentage Of legal re-
serve 10 deposits, 2s7; percentage 20 deposits OF
cash on hand, redemption fund and due from re-
serve agents 1905 is the way the s,s77 national
banks OF the country averaged in the reports made
TO the Controller OF the Currency under the call
for their condition at the close OF business Sep
tember !.
The loans and discounts for the whole United
States were IS los 8S2 351 United States bonds to
secure circulation ss s6O17O; bonds securities, ETC.
ts9s 3S 545 due from national banks state banks and
bankers and approved agents. S.227 "a. 2s9
The lawful money IN bank was 1854 or, s57
The : per cent redemption fund with the Treas ury
amounted 70 S32 4ss,el
Under the head OF liabilities the banks had q
paid-in capital stock OF S9i4642o67. surplus fund
OF S97 sl So and undivided profits. less expenses
taxes paid OF S203 80 4ss There s5s 1856
national bank notes outstanding. and S2,0l5sI3.727
due other national banks state banks and
bankers, trust companies and savings banks and
approved reserve agents. There unpaid divi-
dends OF S2.l5794. The individual deposits were
8, ,1Ge SIS, go
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
CHARGE FIRE INSURANCE FRAUDS
Band of Ten Said to Have Obtained s5eO. 900
in Various Cities.

Chicago. Sept. SO.-John Greenburg. Samuel Rosen-
thai and Isaac Spllkey, arraIgned here to-day
charged with conspiracy TO defraud fire insurance
companies. are alleged to be members OF a gang
Of ten which has obtained half a million dollars
through fire insurance frauds at Boston New York
San Francisco and Chicago. To-day's hearing was
postponed until October s
The specific charge in the present case is that
the three prisoners attempted 10 defraud a Pha-
dephia fire insurance company out OF $500. II Is
charged they insured S4 coo stock OF goods in Chi
caso for aggregate OF $4,000 in different COM
panes They deny guilt.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
THIRD BURLEY POOL SUCCESSFUL.
More than Half of the Tobacco Represented
Prices Have Been Trebled

lexington. Ky. Sept 3O-Following meeting OF
the executive board Of the Burley Tobacco Society
here to-day. Clarence Lobus president OF the so
clety issued signed statement 70 the effect that
loi,23s acres are now pooled and 94sl3 acres are
not pooled and pooling will continue until Octo-
Der 20"
This is taken 10 mean that the pooling move
ment, which in the two years Of its existence has
trebled prices for tobacco crops, Will be carried
out successfully for the third year Il is estimated
that over 200 Ooo000 pounds have been raised this
year in the forty-two hurley counties Of Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
ABANDON PLAN FoR COKE MERGER

The proposed SG0.OOo.0OO merger Of independent
coke companies in the Connesve region has been
abandoned according 10 dispatches from PittsbuTs
received in Wall Street yesterday. The failure Of
the merger plan II was said due principally
TO the fact that the necessary financial backing was
not obtained. Coke prices have also been adVanc-
ing and the independent operators. II is said have
shown a growing inclination TO hold on 20 their
property The dispatches added that the merger
project might be resurrected. but not in the near
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
Coupons naiurng October, 1909
Payable at the Banking House Of
N. w. Harris & Company
N. w. Harris & Company, Boston
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Pine Street. Corner william, New Y
Also Payable al

FIRST
Ada, MINI, independent School
District. School Building
Auburn & Syracuse Elec. r r Co,
First & RcfundIng Mtge Gold
Bay County, Mich, Third Street
Bridge Refunding
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway
Co, Equipment
Charleston, Ill, Refunding Water
Charlotte. Mich, Sewer
Chehalis County. Wash, School
District No. 70
Dayton, la. Water Works
Des Moines, "a, City Railway Co.
Rsfund,ng Mortgage Gold
Dominion Power & Transmission
Co, Ltd. Hamilton, Ontario
Fort Dodge. Ia, Refrnding
Fremont County. Colo, School
District No. I, High School
Calesburs. Ill. Elec. Light Works
Gresnville, Tenn, School Series
"A"
Intcr-Urbsn Railway Co. Des
Mofz>s Ia, First Mtgr- Gold
Knoxville. Tenn. Market School
House; Pubic Imp; Viadsct
Lesox. Ia, independent School
District, School Funding
Menonine-, Mich. Rcfunding
Middlctown. n. Y, Water Series
"A"
Monmouth, III, Rrfunding; Water
Works Refrnding
Mount Airy. n Car. Water
Works, Electric Light and
Street Improvement
New Ksnsington, Pa. School Dist.
New Whascor. Wash, Municipal
Gold
Odessa, No, Electric Light Works
Rock Island, m, Board of Edu-
cation, School Dist Refunding
Schiller Company, Chicago, H.,
Funding Mortgage Gold
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
BIG PROFIT ON gMIoRANr BUSINESS

Bremen, Sept 30.-The financial report Of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Company for the
first six months Of 1909 shows net earnings less
general expenses and interest charges OF 81 $50 OOO
rs against losses for the corresponding period OF
1905 amounting 10 l.75oO00 This Improvement OF
y 10000 IS culedy the migrant business
to the United States. The second half OF 1909 Up
% the present time shows equally good business
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
cArsklLL CEMENT PLANT SOLD.

CatskiIl. n. y, Sept. Sa-That this town is to
become q large and important producer OF cement
was the promise to-day OF local business men who
announced that the controlling interest in the Cats
kin Cement Company's plant here has been pur-
chased by the Alpha Portland Cement Company.
Of Easton Penn. one OF the largest corporations
in the business Under the new management the
plant will be enlarged and the output greatly in
creased
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
NEW CANADIAN NORTHERN AGENT.

Winnipeg Man. Sept. Sc w Cooper generai
passenger agent Of the Canadian Northern RaiFs y
has resigned and will be succeeded by X. CfeeI-
man. the companys commercial agent IN 81 FAui'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
clNNERs REPORT COTTON COZ PER CENT.

Memphis Sept SO,-The report Of the National
Cotton Ginners Association issued here to-day,
gives the condition Of cotton 602 and indicates
that j64 go bales had been ginned up September
p The report by states is follows
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01

American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
dividend OF Two Dollars per share will be paid on
Friday october 18th. 1909 stockholders OF record
at the close OF business Thursday September 80,
1909 WM- r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01

THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL. BANK OF THE
Sept So 1909
DIyIDEND: The Directors of this Bank have this
day declared quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. free payable October Is.
1909. Stockholders OF Record
Transfer books will close October 9th reopen
October EMIL KLEIN.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01

This
twice its bond interest charges and the steadily and
of
states
z cuisines eRockxvzy
Borough of Queens in
Lawrence w Hewlett
nd opz dpr franchises for rsand
or 5yeash shonI
n to July 900 s12zes
O bd d of
accounts and dopezdons xrundehe ofnsNsw
nc and Second D
Lies Of the o1xx coves franchises
bone eabe tor oEens
b since and is wnres
q extension f the b s.tum
nd bngd HI o tn company yssrdory
about ~d OF al Street
Surplus has been renvesd in
in
o of by
o the egalop of
Price and To netov
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
FIRST (Coatfnneds

FIRST (Contfnn-ds
Shelby County. Tenn Co,r.
House Furnishing 8 FirringI
South Bend & Southern M;rb5S5,
Railway Co. First M.z- C5oId
Springfield, VI. Water Works.
First Series
Vancouver. Wash, FUNDING
Walla Walla. Wash, School Dis
trict No. I, R-fundiug
West Plains. Mo. Water Works
& Electric Light
WIlkes-Barre, Penna.. School Diu
Wilmington, n Car. Water q
Sewerage
York. Neb, School District No
a. Refunding
SECOND
Poplar Bluff, No. RefrndSnx
SIXTH
Henry. III, Water Works
SEVENTH
Marion County. Ore. School Dis
trfct No. ~
Mitchell, S Oak. Ind-o<ndsnt
Scnoot Drsrrscr rsroD<tllz
rExrH
Faysttz. No, Water Works
Morgan County, Ca. Court Efouse
FrFrExkzx TH
BErisisa County, N Oak, Re-
frnSanx
Carroll, Ia, Independent School
Distrct. School Funding
Chippewa Coznty, Mich. Refndx
Clsn8cn Counsy, No. Furding
1slip, n. Y. Unton Free School
District No. I
Pana, III. High School Buildng
Warsaw. Ii. Water Works
Winpseoro. s Car. Electric Lizht
& Improvement
WoodSawu ToVrship. n. Oak.
Refunding
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01

Mexican Redeemabls 3 Interior Debt
The coupons due OCT. ist. i9to and the called 5ends
Of the Mexcan Inferior Sc Redsesnie pent ef iss ~
Il be paid the afice OF a Iselln q 50 W.
Street, from ist a. tho ~ ssSo
4 eslts far each Mexican Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
ID KnsE cnNsnIInArEn NIrrs a.

To- Eroadwav- Nrw YORK.. September ~ f0Oa
4at t"4rt ut Directors has to-day declared a rsgull
qaagtry G.yacrd ot TttfSt-E per cent alss an exsr
tE4l d OK ONE per cent pay1hle oct - saareholI
~ r.e'oa as et Se-,rIap~r 3e. lao9 Transfer book
VIZ e.-=t Sept 3r and vvoF-u Oct IS, 1909.
JOHN JOSTEsN Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
St. Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.

Six Per Cent. secured Gold Notes.
oupNr NO T. due Dcrnhar T. vii be aid .e
maturity az the oa-r- % FISK < ROBINSON a5 Cedar
CHARLES sPEINGER Trsasursr
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
United Railroad. Of san Francisco.

COUPONS Cue Oct iss 1919. from the FiFst General
mortgage sinking Fund Fuur Per Cent Bonds Of rne
above Company will be paid and after that date az
we once oI Messrs LadenoUrg. Fhalmann Co. %
GEORGE Z STARR Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY

due October Is 1909 win Be PAID az the orsce ~ -
EIipire trust Company. No. - Broadway, York
VA. n. BARNARD treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
S1.25O.OOO
Queens Borough Gas & Electric Company
(New York;
SI.25O.OOO
General Mortgage 56 Gold Bonds
Dated 1902

payable n lew January July Due Jul
suzuono o principal
Now outst Totaau 2o00ooo
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22

before the meeting of the conven ion
TO inform them in detail Of the condi
tion of the uinon throughout the
country, of its Willingness to aid the
anthracite workers to the full limit
of the S5,000,000 now in the national
treasury and of the disposition of
the 100000 soft coal workers who will
continue at work to pay higher
monthly dues to the union for the
benefit of the men and their families
in the anthracite region.
Tuesday convention will consist of
abort 20 delegates. representing
every colliery in the three districts.
The concensus of the best informed
opinion here is that whatever may be
the final outcome of negotiations for
2 readjustment of the relations be-
tween the miners and operators a
suspension of work for several wee, S
will follow the termination of the
Roosevelt arbitration agreement on
April 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
INDICATING THAT STRIKE BY
ANTHRACITE MINERS Is
CONTEMPLATED.
LEWIS 10 MEET HEADS
And lrforn Them Of Willingness ct
Soft Coal Miners to Give All
Possible Aid to Anthra--
cite Workers.

Scranton. Perm March 2l.-Twl
deveophents Of the day have
strengtheatdd the fear in this com
nunity that as a result CT the tri-dis
trict convention Of anthracite miner'
here next Thursday a strike ul innate
ly will follow.
One CT these is the rapid inrreas
within the last week Of the member
ship of the union. as shown by r.
ports sent to the office Of Secretary
Treasurer Dempsey. The increase to
date has been about $4,000 10 ap.
proximately 1850, thus leaving 'ess
than 100000 of the miners in the an
thracite region sill outside of the
union.
The ether development was a state.
merit from President T. l.. Lewis, of
the national organization, that h.
would he hore Monday morning to
confer with the leaders Of the miners
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
ERcWNSVlLLC "SROOTiNG uP
AFFAIR IS NOW CAUSING
MORE TROUBLE.
NO INVESTIGATION COIN
President viii Name invest eating
Board From Retired List and
Congress May Provide The
Money,

WashingtcA, March 21.-The prest
dent finds himself somewhat hamper
cd in the execution Ct the Foraker
act providing for the appointments OF
an army court Of inquiry to deter
mine the eligibility for re-enlistment
Of soldiers of the 25th infantry, dis
charged On account Of the Browns,
vile affray because the act makes
no special provision to meet certaia
expresses connected with the investi-
CATION
Owing to the peculiar conditions
of the case II Is deemed advisable to
select retired officers not below the
farde of colonel for service on the
court Retired officers below the
rank of major, assigned for active
dutyare allowed the full pay of their
grade That cannot be done in the
case Of the Brownsville court how.
ever without specific authority Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22

surances that the four phantom
Dreadnaughts will be laid down tEi
year, in addition to the four provide
for in the estimate. This promise al
the adherents of a big navy want
and they have started campaig.
the length and breadth of the coun
try in support of 1t.
The newspapers, ever since Tues
days debate, have been filled with
lurid pictures of the German peril
Every retired admiral in the United
Kingdom has been utilizing the almost
forgotten breezy language of the
quarterback in cor1emning the
o. 'Blundering Lords of the Admiralty.
A gathering of the business mel Of
London is being arranged by tha
Lord Mayor to be held in the Man
sion Honse and the Chambers OF
Commerce in the provinces are not a
whit behind in their vigorous de
mands that the little naval policy
shall be buried beyond the hope OF
resurrection. and that immediate
steps shall be taken to deal with "tho
national crisis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
WAS YOUNG CHiCAGOAN WIEN
HOLD-UP MEN RIFLED Ills
POCKETS.
THREW HIM OFF TRAIN
Tells Striking Story to Police on
Awakening In Hospital in Pitts
burg-Two Operations
Necessary.

J Pittsburg. Penn, March 2l.-J. D,
Ryans aged %, a graduate Of Yale,
and whose home is on Lakeylew ave
nue., Chicago, is at the Columbia
hospital in a serious condition. Dur
ing lucid interval Ryan told Chief
of Police George II, Scott, Of VII
kinsburg, the following story:
Il took train for Pitcairn. AT
a man who had been trailing me ap-
preached me and asked me for a
match. | told him | had just one, but
it was not possible to smoke in the
car on account of the women. He
suggested that we go to the rear
platform, and tagreed 10 do 50,
as | too, wanted a smoke. On reach
ing the platform one of two men who
followed me out closed the door, aud
had just put my pipe in my mouth
when one of the men grabbed me by
the throat while the other said, Give
us your money or we will throw You
from the train
i was just able to reply: My
God, do not throw me from the trails
for you wiH kill me. Here's my rinr,
my watch, my money and other jew
eIry. You can have them all but
don't throw me from the train
When | had said this one of the
men pulled revolver from his pock-
ct, and, holding it near my head,
kept it there while my companions
rihed my pockets.
They got everything, even my
baggage check, and the next thing |
kenw was my awakening here in the
hospital" =.
Young Ryan, according to the ply
sicians, will probably be paralyzet
for life An operation was performed
early today and Ryan revived suffi-
cientl to make the above remarkable
statement.
Shortly after Ryan made this state
ment second operation was per-
formed and a portion of his spine
was removed. After the operation
he agains lapsed into unconscious
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22

congress owirg to the higher rank
OF its norsonacl
Center with Dickinson.
After a conference with Secretary
Dickinson on the subject the presi
dLLt has decided to ask congress 10
authorize the payment of full active
pay to all officers on the retired lis,
who served on the Brownsville court
in accordace with the act providing
for that court The preference for
retired officers is due to the scarcity
of available active officers and the
disinclination to take the officers
from their regular military duties
The compd3tion of the court has
been practically determined upon.
and the tribunal will be organized
as soon as congress has authorized
the desired extra compensation for
the retired membership.
Amorg the officers said to have
been considered for service on the
court are:
Lieut.-Gens Bates, Chaffee. Young,
Miles and Macarthur; Maj-Gen G..
w. Davis. Brig Gen Schwan aul
Judge Advocate Gen. Lieber. All of
the officers named are on the retired
list, except Gen. Macarthur, who re
tires next Jure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
m THE BUILDING OF DREAD
NAuGHTs RoUsEs ALL
GREAT BRITAIN.
NAVY LEAGUE TO ACT
/ VIII Start National Campaign to
Show seiio.s Problem Faced by
| The Nation--Must Build
| Eight Ships.

london, March 28 The dramatic
confe sslon Of the cabiret ministers
in the recent debate Of the navy ia
the House CT Commons, that Ger.
many caught the British Admiralty
mapping and stole a march on this
country by 50 exploiting construction
OF Dreadnaughts that Great Britain
viii have little if any margin in the
number CT new capital ships in 1911
II, has been followed by something
ike a panic throughout the United
Kingdom.
The direct vote Of censure which
A. j. Balfour, leader of the Oppcsl-
ton, will move against the govern
ment on Monday, viii lring tie issue
as to whether four or eight Dread
should be definitely included
in this years naval Pre- gram square
ly before parliament although there
is still a CHARGE that the definite as.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
FINAL GATHERING AT SYCAMORE
HILL BEFORE START FOR
THE JUNGLE.
MAKES NO STATEMENT
Ex-President Refuses to Talk to Cor.
respondents. About Trp-Rumor
That Another Man viii
Join Party Denied.

Oyster Bay, n X, March 1.-~Iiap.
py ia tAe prospect of his departur,
Tuesday for the African hunting trip.
eX-pfesident Roosevelt was the soul
of good mmor today at mis- home.
Sagamore Hill. where the members oi
his family gathered for final reun-
ion before the journey 10 the jungle.
Roosevelt was up with the sun.
Nearing church time the start was
made on foot for Christ church, three
miles away. Roosevelt walked with
his wife and son Quentin. while
Archie and Eethe proceeded on foot
ahead. Rev, Henry Washburn incor-
porated a special prayer for in the
service for Roosevelt's safe return.
Several of the congregation pregs-
ed about Roosevelt at the close of
the service and wished him good
luck
After luncheon Roosevelt with two
officials of the steamship company
inuut CAREFUL Inspection VI Ali bfbr7
gage which was checked for Naples
and will be taken to the steamer at
Hoboken tomorrow
Roosevelt will go to New York IN
the morning to, inspect the steamer
quarters and see that the personal
baggage is safely cared for.
Roosevelt was SHOWN a dispatch
stating that a gentleman from the
west would join the expedition here.
ms an additional member.
Il don't know anything about it,
said Roosevelt. III they try, think
there will be way to stop them,
To correspondents who called on
him today he said:,s Il do not intend
to make and won't make any state
ment regarding my African trip, or
on any other subject here at Naples
or Mombasa. so that any appearing
as coming from nae Will be false on
It's face"
Mr.. Roosevelt also said: Il will
leave here early Tuesday and may go
by the tube to H1boken from New
York. There win be no speeches or
statements from me at the steamer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
WILLIE WHiTLA'S FATHER TOOK
MONEY TO PARK BUT DE
TEcTiVEs WERE ABOUT.
CApTORS STAYED AWAY
And Whta Missed Letter Sent to
Hotei--Returns Home Exhausted
But Not Without Hope
--ConstabuIary Idle.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 21.-After
failing to negotiate for the return OF
his kidnapped son, Willie. at Ashta-
bula ]. p, Whitla has returned TO
Sharon Whitla was instructed in a
letter from the kidnappers to leave
$4,000 in the park Saturday night
II no detectives were about, the kid
nappers promised, they would deliv-
er the boy to his father at O'Clock
this morning Whiila deposited the
money but the Ashtabula polic1
learned of the plans to pay a ransom
and went to the park. The kidnap-
pers are supposed to have seen them,
as the money was left intact and no
one approached the spot The letter
from the captors came to Whitla in
Sharon Friday.
Instructions were given him to go
alone to Ashtabula Saturday night,
place $4,000 In the park at 10 o'clock
At O'Clock the following morning,
if the money was obtained by the kid
nappers, they promised that the stol-
en- boy would be sent to the Smith
Hotel in Ashtabula.
1t was promised that another let
ter would be written TO Whitla under
the name &C. A. White" Saturday
night
Whitla consented to let the detec-
tives accompany him TO Cleveland
and await his summons.
At s O'Clock Whita left Cleveland
for Ashtabua.
A few minutes after 9, the kidnap-
pers, in keeping their promise, sent
a letter addressed to c. A. White,
Smith Hotel, Ashtabula. The boy
unknown to the clerk at the hotel,
handed the letter to the night clerk,
who called out the name several
times. Later when no one called for
the missive, the clerk opened it. He
notified the mayor who ordered the
police to institute search for the
captors. Promptly at 10 o'clock
Whitla left the $lO,00O III the park
Three policemen saw Whitla leave
the park. They apprised Chief Las
key and received instructions to re-
main ON guard at the park.
Meanwhile Whitla returned to the
city and established communication
with the detectives in Cleveland.
They advised him to go to- the hotel
before the time set After five hours
waiting Whtla started after the boy.
on the way a policeman informed
him that three officers had been on
guard at the park.
Whitta was overcome when this
news was broken to him. He went
to the park and found the money
undismrbed. Late tonight no clew 20
the kilnappers had been found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-22
wHITLA RETURNS HOME.

Sharon, Pa. March 21-Weary and
worn, and showing in his face the ter
rible strain under which he has been
for the last three days. J. p. Whitla,
father of Willie Whitla, the kidnap'
ped boy, returned this morning froin
a fruitless trip to Cleveland, where
he expected to find trace of the miss
ing boy.
I'VE know no more, said Whitla.
on his return home today, than we
did before. and We seem no farther
along with the search than we were
last night.
In spite of all the efforts that hare
been in vain so far, Whitla and his
family have not given up hope. IL is
the general belief here that the ah-
ductors won't dare to open up cores
pondence with Whitla at present, but
will communicate with the father
later and await his assurances that
the whole matter will be kept quiet.
In nearly all the churches the sub
iect was touchingly alluded to today.
The squad of state constabulary,
which arrived here last night under
Lieutenant John vorhis. is undergo
ing an erforced idleness. Owing to
the state laws prohibiting an armed
force of men from one state entering
another, they are awaiting authority
from Governor Harmon, of Ohio.