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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

/ have nsvsr besz 90 10 fssi ia. III
hsss loSS va woH fsgm a eAi8 81 e..
ireRss induiserss, Observing the fam.
lies e nv ontrnposasies and pfraeses
s0rs i 5 borne u upea ~ that tas saos.
iDduies-a sbiilren hate ros l-sn the scr
3srcsea &C. their fsrtheFs and usctAers
On ths esntrsrN hsFing had TIE AzFpl
ness - b associated with several ksasf-
nlds wbsre strict atetlence has always
teeu demAn,lgt ard seeetRed. fcti insti
fs& in declaring ihaE the iSmiises waers
discipline las heer observed are thosg
wboss ehsidren arr mass GMectionate.
- i moved thEf strietnsss aoss no.
mean aarshness or severity, Il 6ges
stand foF reasorahis rules, pssitiviy en-.
ipce4. feE commands that must - ohgy
e2. and, above az, il saoRid stand irs
justice.
We're I asked to pat in a wosd tae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
See Our New Ides Patterns Window.
A. p. Abbott @ CO.

ulost 9tsirahiy asA6tK IL alahnE Win
hons a. ul.h Esis, sisher Ter ta2t -zst-
ser epul1 ~, iessior frsi. 4 wcc1
not = . svznsym 50 hxniuess. Alkhop~h
thas j. = uieaninE ofivn App.tu1 - Is Is
wenA aasau es.-sscNcs b. cnsyss ami YcR-
aitsss uhra orders ssTs aisciaFs2. hsss
IL aeak HeAn slse an aPqrs~sztioa x
tAe sh1's stsEapoiat, al saEosg SEc@-
irise ssEs that h. ssAald net - pasis..s.s
stheaf adequate eanss 3 yigia a4hTt.
ence 6 pFcnise * inward a. WI as a
pehuke, Az understanding & Mai I'D %
.his y that cu2rss 81 aciieU Nhish fncn
and 1lnlts sicwToiat nAs sesl ilsNp.ic-
able
fAere may ~ wall brought ~ teil3rcn
Who resent a inst paaisAweG. ] have
usvcT known theln hat I have feund
.ljUssre II rcPro9f vg oi Penalty veecri-
"a eiih a bitterness sAicA iefs Is mark
sor YEAR, Afterwards, - Chrissine TerAuse
hyrrisk ~ Tbs Circle Mage1ins ix1
March
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
East BARRE

Gr1n.Ee EEuarpusess. p O. O. =
MEETS 90 Thursday exerirg
The whiss cirb vii nssst az TRes.
CAV svesiHg At ths usual hour.
Miss Mamie fIoraH came home frsz
ker work IN Montpelier Nonaay On az
e0unt Is illness
The seAools closed iasi Friday sni
tAe ts&eissvs sent - their respective
bones foz q Two weaks yscAtian
Silver Leaf Circle Is invited 70 neet
~Eth &sra. lzariss ewsvelle Saturday
afternoon az = o'eAock. Ladies psaa&e
take Bntice
NiRona Council. Ne. s. I. OF p win
meet Wednesday eTeniHG. AT oficers
sna all Eneu1Aers possible are requested
n he present for practice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
New Idea Patterns

F-cr E,.tarEss,zs egzs EsA thsss
Patterns
Flrzs &C ssrh. pa~s s4saa- ssazg
Ssmes es~T EuctA Tez b trea
s~so=4 for tzss ysE they ass,1e
. glKreEsy f4sEiCz heek e1lad FszAlar
E4vew Tncss ara a0e eMs7
ThsrI. SsE Ida We=zz's Nzgzs.ns
r. ne b<assS. the hess NEE1ziae tsr
s. p'-s.lsAs1 toizs. Try ea&
EezrzA. New I1eas * FaSAsqzR s
lse 1eeu.rslvs E-z<srs1e. and a. = spe-
cisl csIe- ws are row eiv1us away viii
tsis hsok New Idea Pattern fre<.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
Wash Goaas

LsaNzs are sazae 81 sur ve-r asst We
tAus tszs rsaxsve1 several ps4c~s =
h2es aoaurs weras IN stzk. Aaas prk
as1a1-p2e; F-scea =. ssS
NsN ~ 81 p,.-R Cseeke3 1zashz-as
taxs h1re h.ese s. sszree ~ i-Es pcr
yard
NsN ast cE ShEfssmr MA5r2s = STRIVES
SzE sgurSs, e. seg u t-2e PeS yzv4
SafE- Ss-ipe3 Fe-gee. a SO clstA
ro1ss 81 Sho-s czEs 49, ssl.s a. 81 la
rsT Fzrc-
See CO. tH1ae Il Gs1whxras xna lsaitR-
siss tSas,s a. fos rcr yarn.
CT to sboVs + Nsw issa ace
Fzsss-n-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
The Spring Topper
4 ne


Spring with its variable temper, makes Top Coat abb
soute necessity Ours tailored with snap and
thar lend themselves the personality Of the Ing
chic models well the standard ones, have all found
place stock. The fabrics include both foreign and doh
every shade color and mixture Top
Coats models in olive and gray mixtures; also the
conservative Overcosts OF Oxford coangs graceful
fashioned and sevicsaby lined Top Coats Of the twill
and fabrics in light medium shades OF the
shades of brown and gray-some silk lined, $3.50, 1000
90 up Is 90 We convince YOU the excellence
OF Goats by quoting prcthe Coats bear the evidence
We Clean Press apd aspaR csAhs FIR csst h ams
The Frank McWhOrter Company
call 9lsA
Blanchard Block Main Price Mems
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
Wash Goods

kee. eccsc1 l'l1sresz-s z-e vs-y esS--
1Als szzs acu Waza We say Ma An,
5s-cn Sec.sA GnsxazzaA l1se sseeus
Interested a. aarH
Ae1e-Sse Gr1rnHz-s cs.ss 81 eAeeks
&n3 sszrez. AZ tkis szssa-'s pzs1eraS.
ArSe-x.as Ses.rk ThAair cs.h ia
whts ssr vGa.s i 0aE az to sesi
sl-ckz. Psies IS
Ariezsens Regs - waists sa3 szss.
eozs wsate. WITH ssz ssrire. taa With
green ssr1ps ant Tar vita hsssSr0ge
STREE
o@s shess gsoas b . nsw I6sa 10,
PBfte-rl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
EEcAcE AN an ssrp



Hare 3 EeTtlsT
EnFisars~z @Hsr& 11-As urs~assz
a- tAe eEeewslrs e1wsw szss ~ tas sa
strrw1lsEzEy e-sleiae4srx tsL hlss
s.cs,s- e Ca Was rarsESs,-gzs.5 wtfA S.
Z uit, 7esrsssz.E 7 q ssrstsfs
9rsa s@ t9n 40 EFs r tls ae~E
81 By gz4sas eeesz4saa1 as So sss-
egseEv - Lax Ckz-afa H. 1854 >
wi1 b. 1z feet fr teess and FER. s
esAsNsrr. sat a ts3egrNz rsceFgt.s f71a
tir- stru2sss hsst sree5nr rztsnrtss5 Il
81 - ~ saaese 8sfser q Ghx NnrH4
Il Wt3 ma&e $50 Rsesmshaus 3Eslr. m
shs atEsFnsea and esz1ar1 &c Gss2s :
Iusss-zg. Nss1ss1zF an3 Tturssly AT
fer ~ Fss11o8er 81 sss wssk & ~
ccz-Ettss &ee5st - e.a.inna ~ ests-
an&1agr tGzs sar~- Tee rsrriaz TIP
wiN - spe~sArsllEr. Ae4ng un6gr rAs
1.zra Gf hasze sa4~ea hEks paeva xn
sse 1szhess ss9srzi trz rx TkR air
stip Ill te Is.zted e. iks dty uarlzfs
groaE3S
The eomuiztee e aiso zrrHn-ir- far
- slEaorRte szhiassiaE 81 frrug-xs 81
Rcine a. N~w task. "a ~hcA the 80
ps@,sx VII pvnl1hr - tAs moss intr.
cate End bseEfifui ever ssea n Fe--
raou.- Tke s1himti1n sill D. ~ 81
fsura 3 raff ~ the Nke 40 thnf sks
hrrs 2nr16tkaxtrs NAV ~ nse5 - &c
varlR-r ~ Spectators and 50 thas a.
I'D pgFnserini- elects nasy be rzinel
~ the Feaeetton Of behts % fhc water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
pocxETBo0E POUND.

Mime sl4s. Ssslsz Frem 3. p. ADAMS
al MAncbsstsE. y. Il
NiaBeAssfsr, \. h zlzrcA ss.-Ths
pocket bsok stoler from =. y Aaans
~ Dsnviiis. v, ~ the dspot Satussia =,
mSnus to- sa4s removed hv fhv psek.
r-eescets. was fsun6 ~ Mrs Enma a.
EilisgTsye q EiFrrde r.
Ms HiEsxrgrs had business IN this
tity SATURDAY. sna between ~ and e
o'eioesg. while - ssswg tnruugh the
n~rth entrance of the depot, she alsros
eiAed the erspty pocket book or the
Nfor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

= Z ABBoII C a ABBuII CO = Z ABBOII g
Daylight StoreA
"A STRONG QUESTION

Many s called New Idea Patterns On
. o Wn Ns~ Id Faussa oai Pasn Se
e1nE medium m aa . q aavanE New Idea PauEps hOr 11s wal
bel Pane-a M rna and loc Iae k9ving.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
wEBSTERvILLE.

The sugar social and musical program
which wac going 10 be held in The yes
try Of the Baptist church on Friday
evening, March 20, has been postponed
until Tuesday evening. March 90th. All
arr cordially invited. Admission,
adults 25 cents, children 10 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
WILLIAMSBURG,

The Chelsea nrasnafie Co. viii give
The play Down East Al the town
sail, Thursday evening. March Is fol-
lowing the entertainment, nnsie will be-
furnished Tor dancing. The proceeds
are to help furnish the nev grapga hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
IALK OF The Town

A~~ -aeFat Ai-.s e A.
& esg.lga1 sss,hl - taa Egr -. a.
kTtIraaas
d.msra NrN wraa Is Il. Esllaal.,s1g Sc
asaats ae-.le.
nsasa~s : -
A
f So 4s-''@ z s-'.'-
-
asaz 81 a<a~ week 10 DIR -wea
's-'4 - : s
a. }Nmes 81 nr,saal Naf t,algssse
ssr r taa e.sy yesterday
Sc pz larE b. faaus TT MasFs
seep tn.1ay aurN y asWsr-
- ~ rr~ wut
isEasss vssssas . ~ ntg .e@ar
A.. sttsss, ~.~s+. = ps,s -~-.s ).
800. - - -. 49, 4 -.
=. - ~ - 49, -
-. ~
t1nee y Asafy lsHF-s srsss hlfzs
q -. -. 80
so~&ce "a Ser sac aAs 2~gr VeteEz
- aHoe a 20 sac g Neastsrytlas-
-
&tss @zasl Mslzgfrs. s@rE a. tAe
AsaE3e HNf Fstgrreg yesterday ifvz .
satt with Gfiefss is ArE1sel1
sirE p z. Crnvs. VIA sas hesa y,sfsi.x
Is Rszi4zt zas brriiErte fsr ~ pas.
"a days. Fst1rnsd aeszs to-day.
c.. - a.. - -. ,ta.
-. -. -. y n. - u.
81 NJ Easswsr a. We - tt-,ss
N.Y. 3arass tAssae r'se las ben -
'ssSs fr.snsa. q - sliy - ie~ days
FstE-z'na = asE some y ssEn-0n tns-tF'
Ttssrs uzl ) ! rshea-sai 81 sbe Barre
cssirsus hans we ses1ar escninz a
: - ani0ek Esxrr nsr.tsr IL rs-7ussfs +
10 T. Brssert.
,r -, ,,-t.
gflie. isstead n East Barrs Who TO-. /
Erst horor II 81 ccra msereszl eosFss cf 4
tte Sanding ki9h sehoog
@ 80 sf s q -
eksrrf 3 80 sausvh -estrr yve,srs...sv /
evening. Narrh "A NJ $50 cserosk
ta'isffies sssirA HaaSiisA lsae, am aHa I!
20 ,HeA. g cislaafed e ootaen 4
Lsoas wla4ow .s.aay. Z : seuuin, ard
Among aFF1xsit A. isa hosel uEls res
tffaay we're " Ls1eFetts Rhiihpe.
lsars I've + w ban Bos'0n II
=. cutssrs b2stoni ~ = Rather. Bar.
lingtoa
Rial eaesA&. hezl.af naeeting Wei
, = ss n ..@2 oe,oSA y lae
-. -. 2 80 ....'l-... = %
-. - .'-f'ei lSlfN - %
~
10y stlsehino - ntaoapfediy the
49, fy,,5t oraueer $500. a,ss 81
ths otber sessensl,ie frtits tksrs ~ Iow-
= price than - mos niaeqs
eFsslai et'tsoe&taen q huth tnapters
2 = p Nsanesday evening March p,
Z Z 'Sp oeioeS I here 4 Nerk end re-
'fsslHnenR@ VII r served l1e officers I
- -s's'3 = ' ~ SA
son the War Path new picture 70
lay 81 the .Hsjon, i aid 20 b. one Of
he finest western film ever made. Lap.
-anderf IL educational and very In
ltrpetiVe. These is one comic picture.
3 rev s0ng.
v.h. fo,.-.....,;.,,,.Y ,.,,....h = a. A..
49,. 81 - $50 ~. X, =. s,..l..s
&C., ,ver;ne AI,s,e aavsys ~ an
- 49,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
IALK OF The Town

Neu dress skirts AZ HsaehArS
New side vsiliHgs a. Nsale 4 hEsgas's,
RollsE Skating a. to Pavilion t0-E.xAs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

1900 workers ard drivers Call at 81 l-a Granite
street, Barre. Tor further particular willism
Rock. siss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
WILLIAMSBURG.

Dance ID Unity Temple, South Barre
Wednesday evening. March 24. Admis-
sion 90 cents. ladies free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

HOTEL. FOR HALE--Au furnished, IS Sleep
Ing rooms Lo@ate6 in tho thriving village Of
Waterbury, Win be sold cheap IL sold at once
O. s. Hlzisdel Waterbury. w. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

FOB SALE Hight express wagons, buck
poaras, pn ass ~aso ,a p1ssaaa ana toR
rssle / new large s. room house. ali modern t6.
room cottage. with shed and barn. building
lats. all well located. This property will be
sold cheap Inquire at Brook street shop or at
ls Piain street Frank cooper. 7tse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

FOR SALE Cottage and large lot. located
on EImwoad avenue; . rooms and garden
Price oply $500 for quick sale. SEQ csah down
possibly less. Inquire at the f. b. Cate Real
Estate Agency, Barre, VI stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

FOR sALf,--s- year-cld COW, giving l6 to IS
quarts Of milk daiiy. will cell cheap also 81
hens. q. ". MAN. Il Wellington St. Barre. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

wANTrD-First-ciass polsher at Robins
Bros, City ftf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED Work by the day or hour. Gail
on M D.. last house On Cedar Street, Barre IT'S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

FOR SALE n NoNTPEEIER-Tirst class
double tenement hunse. good location corner
lot, modern Improvements. on electric car line.
house N COED repaff. Both tenemeufs naw
rented, Rtchsfa ; Biackati, 4 Fullerton
Ave. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23

Roscoe Cutter, who has beer working
a. porter At the Hotel 0tis for several
months, left last night for visit IN
Boston, after which he viii return To
Old Orchard, Maine, where he has been
employed for several seasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
STAYS TO SIGN CUBAN BONDS.
Consul General Has a Hard but Pleas
ant Job on His Hands.

Mariana RoCafort Cuban Consul General
in this city. had planned 10 sail last Satur-
DAY for Havana with his daughter 10 join
his wife there His daughter sailed. but
Senior Rocafort Hho had already said
''adios'' 10 friends. received a cable dis
patch. at the last hour before the steamer
Saratoga left This port that caused him
10 defer his trip
The message was from the Cuban gov
eminent which ordered him 10 stay To
sign his name 800 times even Ike a
teachc- keeps re.ractOr,- pupil after
schoo. h0uIs To- write ms name uume.ols
times a. Punishment. B-t iu ta, present
case il was not "a punishment, tgt pleas
ant Inconvenience. for MS government d.
rec-ed the consul general 20 ahE .i- sigma
ture to the SCOOP worth of bonds rep
resenting "A loan negotiated here by tae
CuI.n Republic.
Tn. loan was negotiated through SpcEer
& Co. and Senior RocafuIt viii begin tue
work of signing the 1865 hoads OF {i'lr
denomination on Monday al the Office u
the bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
CONNERS TOO T1LKY.
Murphy Fears He VII Get
ORGANIZATION IN Trouble.

Because he talks too much-that is why
Charles T. Murphy is down on William j.
Corners chairman Of the Democratic State
has an unruly tongue. and he is sure that
il will get the state organization into a
heap OF trouble sooner or later.
Murphy put up with Conners's chin
music for more than a year" said friend
Of the Tammany leader last night Then
che day he told Corners that il was maxi
ing trouble for him 20 be saying so much
TO the newspapers. Mr.. Corners did not
take the suggestion kindly. and told Mr..
Murphy he guessed he knew what 10 say
and what not TO say.
Then Mr.. Corners heard that Murphy
favored the election Of 4 new state chair
man. and he began 20 hustle for support
crs. lie made a compact with the late
Senator McCarren 10 put Mr.. Murphy out
Of business for the next four years. on his
trip here this week Mr.. Corners saw Mr..
McCooey, the Brooklyn leader, and some
sort Of an understanding was reached IL
is believed that the Brooklyn organization
will stand with Erie and the upstate coun-
ties against Tammany Hall"
Charles r Murphy viii be back from
Mount Clemens on Tuesday. He has a hard
task ahead Of him II he is going 10 head of
CCnners. The Buffalo man has been all
ever the state. seeing the state committee
men. pledging their support and promising
financial aid and patronage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
LOEB FINISHES JOB
SEPARATES" 10 MORE.
NiRcty-One RcmOrais from Ser
Ticc End blouse CieaniRg.'

With the dismissal Of ten assistant
weighers yesterday Collector Loeb n.shed
his house cleaning" The ten made
nnety-one men separated" from the ser
vice since Mr.. Loeb took hold of the man
aGement Of the Custom House At this port.
one former weigher, Thomas 9. Gliding.
was indicted ycs ,erday on charge Of con-
spiracy 10 effect false entries of figs. The
alleged overt acts were said to have been
committed In October of 1915 and in No
vember OF last year. Gliding was held 10y
Judge Holt. In the United States Circuit
Court. in $3.50 bail, which was furnished
Henry l.. Stimson. special prosecutor for
the government In the sugar cases. and his
assistant. Winfred 7. Denison. were before
the United States grand jury the greater
part OF yesterday. and there was rumor
that indictments would be handed down
soon against persons under Investigation in
connection with the short weight frauds.
OF the ninety men dismissed by Col
Iector Loeb thirty-three were In the weigh
ing department. The whole force I'm that
section of the service is 12l. Fifty-eight
Were divided among the eleven other d.
visions. The total number of employees
under Mr.. Loeb is twenty-three hundred, OF
whom seven hundred are laborers. The
Service list but those on the eligible list
had 10 go through severe examination re-
garding their practical knowledge and char
acter by Mr.. Loeb and Richard Parr. Act
ing Deputy Collector. before they were ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Loeb said yesterday that there were
no other men slated TO go. None of those
dismissed were classified as laborers. This
represented the wedding out process begun
last spring. when he took Office When the
Collector announced last week that nine
teen men had been dropped he said they
made seventy-three separated" from the
service since his succession to the col
lectorship. Between that time and yester-
day eight men were dropped.
No charges have been made against the
dismissed men. Whatever evidence II
wrongdoing the Collector may have against
any Of them has been turned over to the
United States Attorney. In refusing 10
give out the names Of the mon dropped Mr..
Loeb explained that because they had been
dismissed IL did not follow necessarily that
they had been guilty Of wronEdoing. For
the good Of the service given a cause.
did not mean that a man had violated the
law. he said.
Massrs Battle and Marshall. Of counsel
for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
pany receiver did not argue yesterday
their motion 10 make permanent the in
junction obtained "A week ago. There was
Iostponement of n week Counsel obtained
the temporary injunction So the receiver
could not remove the bonds and cash re-
csiyed I'm the settlement Of the Pennsyl-
vania companys suit against the American
Sugar Refining Company from the city be
fore the counsel fees have been paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
FROM BED TO JAIL.
Coast 1irtiHeryman's Thanks
giving Rudeiy interrupted.

Joseph Freeman. OF no. l63 Butler street.
Brooklyn. q private in the 25th Company
Of the Sth Coast Artillery District. y. c.
My. to,d Sth Regiment, was dragged
out Of bed, lie says. by a marshal Of the
regiment early Thanksgiving Day because
he could not pay a fine for failure 10 APP
pear at drill. Freeman was taken To the
Ludlow street jail, where he is now a
prisoner.
Freeman's wife, Maude. and their three
children. all under fourteen. appeared at
the jail yesterday and pleaded in vain
for the prisoners release. Mrs Freeman
said jlat her husband unable TO at
tend drill. because he wa sick. She toid
the prison authorities that her husband
was too poor to pay the fine of $ -.
Colonel Gilmore r Austin. commander OF
the Sth coast Artillery District. n q.
y. Y, was asked last night If he knew
of Freeman's case.
Il had not heard Of Freeman, said
Colonel Austin. but l know there are
many cases just like his occurring in the
regiments all the time | am strictly IN
favor of punishment such as was dealt
Freeman for men failing to appear at drii
The military law must be Obeyed."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

Valley Railway. owned Jointly by the Colo
rado A Southern. control OF which was re-
Gently sold bv TIE HaWley party 10 the
Burlington and ne Rock Island company.
II is assumed in Wall Street, however. that
the p!an for scSre CATION OF the Frisco. II
il sran be carried through, wil be found
To include a provision for the transfer OF
The Rock Islands interest in tie Trinity
& Brazos Valley road, or al least for the
Use Of that road by the frisco
FRISCO WEAKER PROPERTY.
The suggestion that the Frisco might be
taken from the Rock Island s. stem is not
a new one, suggestions having been current
months ago that the MoOre-Reid party
.olild not be aycrse TO seeing the Rock
Island. the acquisition Of which marked
their entrance into the field OF railway
ownership and management. restored to
its original status as a prosperous and in
dependent propertv; FOR the Frisco. which
was once part Of the Atchison. is rated by
Wall Street as the less strong Of the two
systems al present known under the gen
eral title ~ the Rock Island system. The
Frisco is to a large degree parallel and
connecting with the Missouri. Kansas N
Texas. and SO could not be united with that
read IN a system experimenting the Hav-
ley system now in course OF evolution: but
II is not improbable that. as possession Of
the property could not be obtained by Mr..
Yoakum and his associates for nearly four
years TO come. except through the calling
Of the collateral trust bonds under which
the stock controlling the Frisco is pledged
and 50 through the asserting action Of the
capitalists In whom is the Rock Island
control. that fact may signify that the
Frisco. II once more directly controlled by
the Yoakum party. would be operated In a
way not antagOnistic TO the Chicago Rock
Island < Pacific.
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sanderson & son. WIKI mdse- Arrived at the
Bar at 4:3O -. *
steamer Lincairn tB-l Norfolk November %
20 Master. in ballast. Arrived at the ndI d
$50 p m -
Steamer Benedict tBr). Nsnacs November .
Para II and Barbados Il. 20 the Eo'ih IS a.,
Ltd. with ulGse. Arrived at the bar at '-S'
Steamer Narr2gansatt tBr). London November
IL. 20 Philip RuPrecht, IN ballast AIf4Ned a.
the Ear at B:G2 , ~
steamer star OF Australia ,Bc'. London 40,
venlber "a % Barber * 60. in ballast Arrived
at the Ear at / y m %
Steamer Merida. Vera cruz NCNsLlpeT -
Proereso ~ ana Havana 3. 70 the New 1orK
and cuba Mail IS 20. with - passrns gers, L4'Ai
ami mdse. Arrived a. the Bar at l-'iu =
Steamer CuTity ba tCubanl, Bane. NONe4auel
Il. Nuevitas 20 and Nipe II. to the Munso1 -
Line with passengers and mdse. Arrived az
the Bar
steamer Minnewaska (Brl. london November
IS 70 the Atlantic Transport Line. WIN pas
serSers and nldse- Fourteen miles southeast OF
Fire Island at S:3T -
steiner Marteio tl}rf. Hull NOsenbFr 20
SauGersCn & son. with nldse. Anchored III
Quarantine at J:34 ? m.
Steamer l.ucairn tBrl. Baltimore November
% Anchored in Quarantine at 5:34 m
Sandy Hook, y J., Nov. 2-9:5O ?; m /.
Wind north moderate breeze: hay; moderate
Steamers Prnz EiteI Friedrich GER. Fortune
Island: Carib Wilmington. 4. and George
town. : G., Buffalo tBrl, Hull: Hamilton Not nor
folk: Hanover tCieE). fiatimOre. Bufa.Q tbrl.
Hull: Arapahoe. Charleston: Monroe. NORFOLK
Ogeechee. Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
PAssAIC STEEL WORKS SOLD.
T. Il. Conderman. Representing Bend
holders, Pays 100000.

Paterson. y. j.. NOV. -6-Th- Pd,saic
Steel and Iron Works Vas sold this after
noon 10 r. n. Condormar Tor ti".og' Tie
sale Was conducted by former Chancellor
Magic
Como, man. who represented tLc tnnd-
hO!de-s. started the bidding az S-,1oa". Ills
only opponent Wa an agent named Storh-
ton. believed 70 10. rcr.esentiEs fhiia-
dephia firm. although ne refused to give
his tal name or the name of the party
for whom he appeared. The bidding was
ia 5000 leaps until couderman Iid $40 600
when his rival refused To go above thIt