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New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
THE GUESTS IN LONDON.
Manu- Vel KnO1cn americans
4ttend Entertainments.
rBy The Associated Press.

London. July 5.-The Fourth of July reception at
Dorchester House. the residence OF Ambassador
Reid which has been feature Of Mr.. Reds en-
tertainments since he has represented his govern
ueut IN London. was well attended to-day. Three
thousand Invitations sent out 10 resident and
visiting Americans. while many officials and dipIo-
mats also called pay their respects to Mr.. Reid.
Among the prominent persons present were the
Duchess Of Marlborough. J. Pierpont Morgan.
Lady Granard Lady Piayfair Mrs. ". X Van
dertit- Walter Burns. Lewis Harcourt and Lord
Strathcona-
The japanese Ambassador 10 Great Britain.
Count Takakira kato. and Lieutenant Z. H.
shackleton, the polar explorer were the guests Of
honor a. The dinner given tonight by the Amer
irau Society Of London. George A. Mower. presi-
Gent ~ the society in the chair. and three
hundred and dfty Americans and many English
guests We're present
The American Ambassador. Whitelaw Reid sat at
The right Of the chairman and the Japanese Am
hassad3r al The left. The Duke Of Argyle pro
posed toast TO The President and q second
toast 10 The American An9bassador," to which
NJ Reid made fitting response.
Ambassador ksto. Lieutenant Shackleton and
Postmaster General sydney < Buxton replied to
OR Guests" Both the japanese Ambassador and
The explorer were received with the greatest enthu-
sasm.
Count Kato spoke Of the desire Of Japan for the
friendship of the nation which had been its first
friend among foreign nations
Lieutenant ShackIeton aroused tremendous en-
'.-sLasn bE describing with what eagerness ali ex-
I'orers looked forward the hope that Peary
would reach TIE North Pole.
Among tie guests we're the Earl Of Euston the
Ear of hntore. Tie Bishop OF Ely, the Bishop Of
Winchester and the Bishop Of Chichester, Anthony
nope lindon n Bates. Rear Admiral Thomas O..
selfrldEe. L. :. \. Cretiredp. and Lord Fairfax.
captain Sydney A Cloman. military attache Of
t-e American Embassy here. and Mrs. Coman
eseara'ed Independence Day by giving a luncheon
10 sixty guests. including many prominent
Americans al their new residence Among those
present were i. o Mills and Creighton Webb.
baroness Rosencranz Lord Fairfax, Baron Ath-
--f1Hey, tne Earl Of Munster. General Haldane.
commander Edward Simpson, the American naval
sftsehe, and Mrs Simpson Commander J. A.
Do1gherry. L s y. Surgeon E S Bogert. L s. ",
ard Colonel VIM, L. 8 A, and Miss Winn.
ihe cadets of the training ship Ranger. who are
celebrating the Fourth in London, gathered in
front ~ the American Embassy in Victoria street.
this afternoon and stirred the neighborhood by
cheers for the American flag
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GROWTH OF PULP WOOD INDUSTRY
Census Bureau Gives Statistics for 1903
Imports from Canada

washington. July 5.-That the growth OF the pulp
wood industry in the United States has been re-
narkable. and that the use Of pulp wood promises
10 become even larger are shown by report issued
bv the Census Bureau While there was tenn
porary check in the production OF pulp "ooo m tH9
United States in 1903. due 70 depressed business
conditions there was greater decrease in the use
OF imported than IN domestic wood
Sfxty-four per cen. OF all the wood used FOR pulp
is spruce with heHlCck. poplar. pine baIsaIn and
cottonwood making up the remainder OF tne pro
5,crfor With the increased price OF spruce hem
lock is used largely by the manufacturers as the
principal substitute
All pulp wood imported into the United states.
which has increased IS per cent since 1870 comes
from Sanada duty free Nearly 81 per cent OF tho
rood ruID imported also comes from Canada the
remained coming mainly from Germany. Sweden
and Norway The United States in 1905 exported
only 1923 tons Of wood pulp. or about one-nfth OF
the amount inpOrted.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
THE TRIAL OF DR.. HAmnANN

Privy councillor DIT HGmmann on charges Of per
Jury aIeged TO have been committed in connection
with the divorce OF the woman who is his wife
DR.. Hammann is well known as the director Of the
press bureau Of the Foreign Offce. and his relations
with chancellor Won BuIow confidential The
former III lsband OF the present Frau Hammann.
Professor Schmitz publicly accused DR.. Hammann
Of perjury, whereupon the doctor requested the
State Prosecutor to bring the matter to trial The
case is attracting much local attention. owing To
the position of the principals The hearing is TO be
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
ENGLAND's DEcADENCE IN SPORTS
Comments of This Mornings Newspapers on
the American Polo Victory

London. July s-The morning newspapers give
full credit 90 the American team for its brilliant
victory and admit that the Meadow Brooks are
the finest team ever in this country. their
triumph being one of organization individual
play.
At the same time. the greatest disappointment
is expressed at England's decadence in sports.
Within the last few weeks England has lost two
test matches of cricket the Australians. swim
ming test 10 Germany and athletic contests to the
United States and South Africa. and IT is expected
that the Belgians will win the Grand Challenge Cup
at Henley.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
AMERICANS DINE AT BERLIN.

Berlin July 5.-Four hundred and fifty Americans
dined together under the at Grun1u sub
urb of Berlin, in celebration of the Fourth of
JuIy The party went there along Spree on a
special steamer. Consul General Thackara pre-
sided the Rev Thomas G. Hall, of New York said
grace and Professor Marion D. Learned Of tie
University Of Pennsylvania. made address In
the afternoon there field sports. swimming
races and dancing for the young people
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
TAUERN RAILWAY OPENED.
Austrian Emperor Present-Line Thirty Miles
Long Cost s62. 100000

C;astein. Austria. July 5-The Tauern Railroad.
the new Alpine line connecting Gastein and Spittal.
was opened by Emperor Francis Joseph to-day IN
the presence OF a large gathering Of Austrian
archdukes ministers of the empire, members ot
Parliament and the public So great were the eng-
nserine, difficulties that although line Is only
thirty miles long IL cost S62,5o0'o Eight years
were required for the completion Of the lauren
tunnel The railroad greatly shortens the distance
between Central Europe and the Adriatic
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
PLANS FOR NEW GERMAN PARTY.
Groups of Radicals and Liberals Support
Resolutions for Union

Berlin. July Two groups OF the Radlcal parry
.r5 ,Iso The National Liberals held conventions
I'm Berlin to-day 20 discuss action with reference
to the finance reform question The Welding OF
the various Liberal factions into great united
parliamentary party found support al an the con-
ventfens but no definite steps were taken 20 carry
olt the proposal
All the conventions vllch were held separately.
adoutcd resolutions approving the position taken
bv th, respective parties IN the Reichstas and
affirming opposition To the new c'14Hon OF Coh-
seryatiyes. tentrists and Poles.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
SEARCH FOR CAPTURED AMERICAN.
British Warship's Services No Longer Needed
Identity Not Known

London July 5--Dispatches received by the Brit
ish government relative to the capture OF Amer
fcan By pirates OF Borneo give no Information con-
cernng the circumstances Of the case or the iden-
tftv Of the man. The latest message received by
the Admiralty SAYS that the warship Merlin has
resumed her ordinary duty, her services are no
longer required II had been reported that the
Merlin was proceeding along the east coast OF that
territory TO render aid TO the captured American
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
BISHOP OF BAYoNNE FINED.
Monsignor Gieure Convicted by DefauIt-Two
Priests Also Sentenced

Bayonne. France. July 5.-Monsgnor Gieure.
Bishop Of Bayonne, who was cited 10 appear be
fore the Correctional Court for pronouncng excon-
munication against municipal councils and char
liable and other associations. which indOrsed the
acquisition Of property formerly held by the Church
was to-day convicted by default and sentenced 10
pay fine Of SlOo Two priests who read his pas
toral letter from the pulpit sentenced to
fine of
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GBRMANY's DESIRE FOR POWER
Bishop cf Salisbury Gives Impressions Of His
Recent Trip.

London July The BISHOP q Salisbury. who
Wa crs Of q depulat.ou of cerEyr who recently
made q trip in Germany. addressing the Anglican
and Foreign church Society to-day said that he
did not think that there was any real desire Tor
,,-,~ s,,,7r. th, Germans Vt the time. he
f,,,,l "a consdt bic desire for the power OF max
ing war AMI FOR the possession OF such naval and
military supremacy as would enable that country
to dictate 70 Europe in crisis or. II necessary %
dictate to the United States
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
PRESIDENT sIMON's ESCAPE.
Ten Soldiers Killed by Collision of His Train
with Freight

Port-au- Prince. Bayt July 5-GeneraI Antoine
simon the President Of Hayti, had narrow escape
in a serious railroad accident near Beudet last
night. His train into a freight Ten soldiers
were killed and a number injured. The President
vas not hurt. and after giving orders for clearing
the wreckage and caring. for the injured he mount
ed a horse and rode back TO Port-au-Prince.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
A PARADE AT SAN JUAN,

San Juan f. F.. July 5-The Fourth of July was
celebrated here to-day 10y series of sports and a
civil snd military parade, which wed by
Acting Governor WilIoughby ball given
last night which well attended
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GERMAN AMERICANS IN BERLIN.

Berlin. July 5.-The German AT rican marlsmen
who left New York last Nav attend the shooting
contests Hamburg arrived here to-day from
Maaz Their hotel has been decorated with Amer
lean 1ags In their honor. The party will stay here
until Friday and then so to Hamburg for the conn.,
pelitIonk
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Auburn y. Y, July 5.-Convicts N Tie state
prison here celebrated Independence Day They
gave a concert, at which original ballads were
sung and illustrated by magic lantern slides manu-
factnred by Themselves
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
CAolERA ATTAcks oEEIclAL,s wLEE.

ST Petersburg, Iuly Among the cholera cases
reported to-day Is Nine. KryzhanovskaIa the wife
Of . prominent official In the Ministry Of the In
terror.
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FOR MAYOR.

To the citizens of Big Stouc Gap. especially
the voters.
7 take this method Of announcing my
candidacy for reelection to the Office of NAV
or of your town. and In 50 doing invite tie
closest scrutiny of my official acts for the
three terms that viii have served. al the
expiration 81 the present term
Also. you are invited To compare the
progress your town has made during this
time. compare the condition 81 your streets.
your schools. the finances. thc peace and
luifudc Of your town with ans terms of mr
predecessors. Especially 90 invite a com
DarisOn of the CAPABltTl of The three
s,piIanis 90 the important office Of mayor
of your town.
Concluding this card. allow me 90 assure
sou. ms fellow citizens that II Is not for the
remuneration that J ask This exalted posi-
zion. but.heneviug that can he of service
Boz the advancement of your towns interests
The little salary that IL pays Is "A secondary
consideration.
J thank you most heartily for your rup-
port in the past. Your support in the eloc-
liun on Jane -th VIII be greatly appreciated.
and. IF elected ! promise ana impartial cn-
iorccmcnt ot the laws ofyuur town
Respectfully.
W N. HORTON
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GOOD ENTERTAIN
MENT,

The Old Deestrict Skule OF
% years ago, given by pupils
OF the high school and normal
departments Of the public school
az this place on last Saturday
night was we'll pleasing 20 the
large audience of patrons and
friends Of school present Prof
Hicks. who acted as "skuia
master had his pupils well
trained. and each one perform.
eel has or her part exceedingly
weil-so we'll shat It was hard
20 tel but what some of Them
were "Just acting natural p,
They were seated on We ola
time slab benches. dressed ina ne
Old time costumes. am acted in
ye old time ways. IL was one
of the best old time entertain
ments the writer has Witnessed
IN long time.
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Miss Lucy Simms received a
letter from Miss Minnie Fox. of
Big Stone Gap, Va, and among
other things she stated that her
father, Prof. john Fox, who is
now 10 years of age, took part
IN a spelling match in that city
q FEW days ago and spelled
down the whole town. Prof
Fox Is one of the most learned
men that ever left Kentucky,
and at Stony Point Academy.
IN this county, turned out
many successful business men
John Fox, Jr.. the author. with
his wife. nee FRITZ Scheff. are
spending the summer with his
parents. at Big Stone Gap
Paris (ky0 Democrat.
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Lived Isz Years.

VIM. Parr-Eugland's oldest map-mar-
RED the third time at 100. worked in The
nelds I'll 132 snd lived 20 wears LONGER
People should be youthful az 50. James
Wright of Spurlock. XIV, shows how 10
remain young. Il feel Just ike a l6-year-
old boy. be writes. after taking six bot
ties OF Electric Bitters. For thirty vears
kidney trouble made life a burden. but the
first bottle Of this wonderful medicine con
WINGED me had found the greatest cure a.,
earth They re a godsend 70 weak. sickI y
rundown OF old people. Try them. 5Oc at
j. W. Ktliy's DSag Store.
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LAUNDRY WOMEN WANTED.

We want 20 employ one or
TWO additional women 90 work
m the laundry. AS il takes
some time TO learn the business
we want women who willstick
Apply to office ROYAL Laundry
Co, Inc. 1qrf
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Otis Mouser has moved his
family into the Pierpoint prop
erty near the residence of j. s.
Wright.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Bullitt left
sunday afternoon for Lynch
burg 20 visit their daughter.
Miss Margaret Buliitt. who is
attending school at the Ran
dolph Macon College, and who
has been sick for & few DAYS
appendicitis.
Col j. o. Petit. a member
Of Governor Swanson's Office
Star. and wife left SUNDAY
afternoon for Petersburg. 60 be-
present az the reception given
10 President Taft on Tuesday.
when he visited that city.
LAcfoNE BUTTEkNIIK-as
made by Enterprise Drug Co
rs delicious. VINO esome and
nourishing. and Is used i'm the
leading hospitals as an antisep
TIC and nourishing diet I'M
tevers end digestive and
intestional disorders. Supplied
to families an any quantity and
dispensed at our soda fountain
at . cents per glass.
ENTERPRISE DRUc Co.
Gordon Coutts ard wife. of
Clifton Forge. Va. spent few
days In town last week VISITING
Mr.. Coutt's brother. w. a.
Coutts. the hustiing little plum
Der at this place. They had
been 60 Bristol 90 attend the
annual meeting of Che j. Cd. @.
r. Lodge in session In that city
last week.
Miss Ella Nears. of Harbor
ton. Va Miss Nell Lyon of.
Clarksville. VA. and Miss
Beatrice Nelson. of Lawsonia. F
Md, who are attendinp /
school at Sullins College. Bris. .
toll. spent fast saturday and
Sunday iu Che Gap. guests of +
Miss Mears' brother. Mr - e +
Mears.
John II Russell. PRINCIPAL
of the Cumberland High school t
no Ewing Vas challenges tho|
big stone Cap High School F.
ifn-a Rail- T.rr. fl. ......A....
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90 Norton nill visit Biz Stone Gar on
Next sunday.

Neat SUNDAY
The following notice has been
sent out to Knight Iemphrs off
Big stone Cau.
Dear Sir -Thc Sir Kmplts of
big Stone G.p hav. invited
Cyren lommanderN so III Of
Norton. to meet with them ~
Big Stone Gap unday morn
ng. May 23rd. and commence
rate ascension day bv attend
ing divine services at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South.
at IL "a. m.
ou are urgently requested
to attend this service. Please
meet at the loeg, room atlOa.
M, CD assist in entertaining the
visiting SIR Knights
y ours truly.
KARL SrOEHR.
laiNuan Committee of Advancement.
'lIon lommalderp
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LOCAL ITEMS.

w. ID. Logan. of Bristol. was
in the Gap last Thursday.
n. NJ. Freese, of Richmond
was among the travelling men
i'm town last week.
r. G. Barnard was over from
Bristol one day last week.
Best IcE CREAM SODA in
town and only . cents.
ENTERPRISE DRUG CO.
Jno. NJ. Stout, Of Bristol. was
a business visitor to the Gap
one day last week.
"a. j.. Brady was Roanoke
visitor TO the Gap one day last
week
b. B. Burnes, Of the Tug River
Lumber Company of Bristol.
was a business visitor to the
Gap one day last week
Our soda is as pure and
wholesome as purest fruits can
make 1t. kelly's Drug Store.
n. J Templeton. candidate
for mayor of Appalachia. was
m town last week looking after
business matters.
Miss Bernice Orr attended
the closing exercises of the
DRYDEN High School az Dryden
last week.
What time will the clock
stops-see w. w. Taylor *
Sons I'll
Josh Bullitt. son of Capt. and /
Mrs. 81. Il. Bullitt, returned las. /
week from Alexandria. Va. /
where he has been attending /
school the past year.
Attorney b. II. Sewen. OIL
Jonesville, was in town last
week on professional business. /
ID. =. Allen returned lastI
week from "a business trip TO /
kentucky.
II. L. Miller, of Cincinnati. /
was a visitor TO the Gap one
day last week.
j. T. Penn, of Salem. Va.
was business visitor TO the
Gap one day last week.
Best IcE CREAM SODA In /
town and only . cents.
ENTERPRISES DRUG Co.
Allen Watson was "a Chatta-
hooga visitor to the Gap last
week
G. w. Oliver, of Roanoke.
was IN town last week.
T. II. Murray, of Memphis.
was a visitor here the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. r. L. Ellis came down
from Big Cherry and spent n
lew days in the Gap last week.
Our drugs as pure as our soda
Nelly S Drug Store.
> +. James was a Wythe-
vile visitor to the Gap the latter
part of last week.
). R. lessee. who has been
located at Chattanooga and
nashville for some time. re
turned home last week.
Messrs. d. E. Hendricks. G
i. Glvens, Misses L. J. and
I arrle Evans, of Middiesboro
spent Sunday in the Gan
guests at the Monte Vista
Hotel. '"
Z. l.. Adams, of Boston was
among the Fasteners visiting 1
the Gap the past week.
.. ). Whitaker, of Bristol
y as among the Bristol visitors
q town last Thursday.
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tuesday on a business trip tc
Roanoke.
LACT0NE BUrrERMILk - a
buttermiik with the butter in IL.
. cents per glass.
ENTERPRISE DRUo Co.
Attorney a. y. Kilgore. of
Norton. was in town Monday
on professional business.
The Monte Vista Hotel had
nifty nine guests for supper on
last Saturday night. This up
to-date house Is getting a splcn
did transcient trade.
Your girl wants a box Of
huyler's; don't disappoint her.
kelly's Drug Store.
Earnest Agee went to Dor
chester. where NE has accepted
a position with the Suther-
la I'd Coal and Coke Company.
There viii le services in
Christ Episcopal Church, on
Ascension Day. Thursday. Nav
goth, 1909. at 8 O'Clock Il. NJ
and communion.
Special at fountain Saturday
CHERRY PUNCH 3 cents
ENTERPRISES DRUG Co.
j. j. Bumpus. a prominent
travelling salesman. Cincinnati.
spent a few days I'm town last
week, a guest at the Monte
Vista Hotel
% pounds Earring. Patient.
LaBelie. Royal Crown. Cream.
cold Medal. Fairy. Purity and
Pride of the South 95cts at ID.
{. Woife's.
The Big stone Gap colored
ball team went 60 Dorchester
Tuesday and PLAYED a match
game with the colored team az
that place. winning from them
by q score of @ 20 n.
"Our Motto" The best is
just good enough for Big Stone
Gap people. Nclly's Drug Store.
The Hin Train. operating ON
the l.. a. N. between penuinp-
ton Gap and Appalachia.
cnrrles "a local passenger coach.
which adds very much Co the
convenience of the travel be-
tween those two points.
notwithstanding the dull
times in this section. the Wise
Printing Company is kept
pretty busy these days Cling
orders for their many custom
erS
Special az fountain Saturday
-CuERHV PUNCH d cents.
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
Rev j. NJ. Carter. pastor of
the Southern Methodist Church
NO Lhis place. returned last
week from Tazeweu. Tenn.
where he spent a couple of
weeks assisting in revival
meeting
Prof. vs.. a. Montgomery. of
-ne William and Mary College
DIT Williamsburg. Va. was a
visitor 20 the Gap last week.
and expressed himself as well
pleased with this place and the .
progress being made i'm school /
affairs ia this sectons
Mossrs. II. T.. Fox and VIM +
'ursIfull left Sunday night on
: business trip TO Stamford,
Ky.
c. +. Pennington was a Bris-
.ol visitor to the Gap the past
week.
Strait whole wheat flour at
D. G. WOife's.
w. ). Palmer. of Keokee. was
business visitor TO the Gan
he past week.
Beverley Flanary. son of II.
N tlanary, of this place. who
olned the regular army last
november, and who is located
1t tt Russell, Wyoming. has
'een promoted TO the position
# Corporal
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! expect TO keep ice for sale
this spring and summer. and I
am now prepared 90 til and
deliver an orders promptly.
j. W. WILLIS.
Phone 233.
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FOR SALE.-Tomato. cab
bage and sweet potato plants
at reasonable prices. Apply 20
Andrew Williams, Big Stone
zap va 1919.
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FOR SERGEANT.

hereby announce myself candidate for
sergeant OF Big Stone Gep at the town cleo
ton 70 be held june sch, 1902. subject to the
wishes Of the voters of the town. n elected
7 promise to faithfully perform the duty III
said Office 10 the best OF my ability.
X. n. BRY Ant
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FOUND piece of money
near the Episcopal Church
owner can recover same bv
applying at this Office and de-
scribing 1t and paying for this
advertisement.
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GARDEN WORK-An kind
OF garden work, pruning, re-
pairing garden and lower
yards, painting, calcimining
etc, neatly and promptly done
by : Saunders, Big Stone Gap.
p. .. Box 277.
Feb. "A 3m
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FOR SALE.-One large roller
top desk. Cheap. Apply to
Mrs. Il. l.. Brown, city.
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PORTRAITS
p. L. HARrEH. Js
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l'Tepn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-09
Warrlnsr,s Defslca,Ion.

Oincinua.i, o., Nov. 9-The case OF
O. L. Warmer, Notwithstanding
against the Big Four Railroad, has be
come the most astounding money mJs-
terry In the history of Cincinnati. These
sre some Of the remarkable features OF
the secrecy -enshrouded affair,
Warmer stole s64S, 900 from the big
Four, according to the latest figures OF
officials. Warmer Is nov at liberty on
a bond Of $40, 900 With the consent OF
the railroads highest officials
WARMERS bond is q fraction over
three per cent of the total shortage that
10 charged against him by Vice Presi-
dent Albert Harris, Of the New York
Central lines. WARMERS shortage to
more than one per cent Of the sDtire
banded indebtedness Of the Big Four.
II such q sum had been distributed
among the stockholders Of the road 1t
would have squalled about l IA per
cant Of the capital stock.
The warrant under which Warmer
was arrested charges q shortage OF only
$54, 900. Warmer in bis confession to
New York Central officials declares that
enormous sums of money we're paid out
By him TO mau and q woman.