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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05
ARTICLE 7.

No transfers of stock shall be admitted
or held to be valid and binding 20 far as
the Company 10 concerned unless made on
the books Of the Company, aud no sale or
transfer shall BE- valid in auy event uu.
less and until sixty days notice shall be
given to the President Of the Company,
whose duty it shall be to notify all stock
holders, who within the said period Of
sixty days shall have the privilege, in
proper ion to their respective holdings Of
stock, to buy the stock proposed to be
sold at the price bona ode bid for the
same, or at the current market price. pro-
vided that the above limitation upon the
right Of alienation shall not apply to .
sale OF transfer from one stakeholder to
that the said Limitation shall not apply to
transfer by will or by inheritance sx-
cept to one not member Of the family Of
deceased stakeholder.
ARTICLE g.
This act Of incorporation may be modified,
changed or altered or the said corporation may
be dissolved with the assent Of three fourths Of
the
pose, after . written notice tn each stOckholder.
m aled TO him At his usual place of residence at
least fifteen days prior to the date Of the stock
meeting.
ARTICLE 8.
No stakeholder shall ever he held liable for the
contracts faults of the tAid corporation in any
9th. sum than the unpaid balance due the cor.
poration the shares OF Stock owned by him,
nor shall any mere infornaiity in organization
have the effect Of rendering this charter null.
Of exposirg any stoekholder to any liability BE-
yond the unpaid amount due on his stock
ARTICLE 10.
Dudley Avery, Mistress Sarah Avery Leeds. .
widow Of lawful age. and Mistress Margaret Avery
Johnston, widow OF lawful ago, shall constitute
the first board Of Directors Of the said corpora.
tion to serve until their successors shall have
been elected and qualified ~ above provided
The subscribers hersunto have respectively
written opposite their names the amount OF stock
in this corporation subscribed for BY each Of then
80 that this act Of incorporation my also serve
as the original subscription list Of the corporation
Thus done and passed in my once In the Parish
Of iberia In the presence of John l.. Avery and q
| G. Heushaw. competent Witnesses Of lawful age
both residents Of this Parish, who hereunto sign
.ary, on the day end date sforsaaid.
| SARAH AVERY LEEDS ....... $50 SHARES
MARGARET AVERY JOHNSTON $50 sHAREs
Witnesses. Sos = h I; Av.sy.
| CHAS. L. PROVOST,
! Notary Public
| Attest. true and correct copy Of the original
CHAS. L. PROVOST, Notary Public.
| State Of Louisiana Parish Of iberia
| l. the undersigned authority do hereby eertif
Company has been duly filed and recorded ii
Book Of Hiseelianeous No. 8, paSe 10. o.
| this the 4th day Of November A. D. 1910.
In fsult whereof, witness my sixnasuis -
. aesl Of elaes this Ath Of Nov, 4. D. 1910
4. !, AAVAVs, ~. ClsSk ef Court
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05

SthHe OF IDufsiAn1, f2rI8h OF Ibeff8
I, the undersigned authority do hereby certify
that the aSovs and foregoing charter Of the Avery
Book Of HiseelIsneous No. 6, page is, on
this the 4th day Of November A. D. 1910.
In fault whereof. witness my signssuis add
sesl Of eiaes this lth Of Nov, 4. .. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
SILKS
Stock ClcaTanccs

6Sc. 70 Csc Satin and silk Foulards-
dots and fsures-black and colors .--... 20
tSc- Rough Shantungs-R.s-d
Apricot, Rose Black. ....-............. o.
59c- 20 19c All Silk Shan1uuE-
black and colors -.-.F-.-..-.---. SO
I9c- All Silk Rough Snantungs-
60 iHch-tan and Champagne Only 50
SIC. Fancy Satin Foulards-best shades %
as Ct Check TaTetas-S6 inch
Rose, Green and Violet sEaGings- ....... "a
so CT Rough Shantuug-35 incE
Black and eoiors- -----------.----------- -
50 and % Ct Princess satin MessaIines-
navy ana other coiors. ,.--.--.--~----.. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14

DAILY FREE DELIVERIES
within radius of twenty i've miles
PAID RELEASES
10 amount of THREE DOLLARS and
over FREE BY EXPRESS within
one hundred miles; FREE BY
FREIGHT anywhere in New Work.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New
England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Great Value in
White Dress Linens

Full yard wide-varioUs weights fol
waists. underwear and dresses
stock of a retiring firm; therefore ~
40 and 80 CT. qualities ....-..-.-.-..
Il will pay buy for The future
Linens have greatly advanced in prics-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
WHTER GaP HOUSE
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE,
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.

Remains open until December as unQuestion-
ably The finest equipped best appointed. largest
aLC most luxurious hotel IN this region-a half
rIllcn-CoIlaT hotel for those who seek the best
ll apDOl8 tE-leCE. service, comfort and location
is grounds aT=C preserves occupy entire Sunset
Mountain. the highest altitude and coolest 10
ca ion devoid OF fOgs. GaIpness and humid
lrEt- TlloBSrTECr-C views OF magnificent noun
tain lake and river scenery from every room
Nc noise dust = railroads public high
wsVs. but within easy access Of both Hotel IS
new ana equipped with over one hundred tiled
private baths. running m0un ain spring water
.5H al rooms elevator, electric lights. steam
heat. open log fires. most approve water sup
UEv and sanitary plumbing sun parlOrs all
floors own farms ana dairy Of registered
cows. Entire whit. service French chefs.
ORCH. s-r-. WITH frequent social diversions
J. .arl-- bowling exc. Private riding aCad-
ems. safe horses and instructors New garage
and rTEh-ri8SS livery Golf tennis. trout and
----- Eslf1E- boating -raD-sh0o1lnE- etc Spe-
r.-. late summer and Autumn rates Write
rrr booklet o. camera views and auto maps
COACHES meet trains. Fourth season same
.,EsHtr=r#1 mana cement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Overflow Budget OF
Monday Values

'1oAo3J al W.
All Womens Wash Dresses reduced
without precedent
S1.25 and $500 Leather Bags at a5c.
jacquard 8IulIs and TuSsahs. % and
p inches wide, regularly sc 10
soc, at 27C.
25c English Decorated Porcelain
Dishes, all kinds. a Ice.
$50 Mating Suit Cases at s1.25.
\ 10. English Dressmaker Pins. as
sorted sizes, at SC.
Silk Ribbon Oxford Tie I.aces in
tan. brown. black or white regu-
larry 10c. 15c and zoe. at SC.
Ever Ready" Shoe Dressing for
white canvas shoes. usually &c,
a SC.
. SILK Allover Nets, large size. cape
shape. all cOlors. at SC.
Women's s3.9S and S49S Low Shoes
d $3.50.
CSC Cut Glass Pieces. 7sc.
$l75 Berry Bowls at s1.2s.
$1.98 Cut Glass Pieces At sl.6e.
s2.9S Cut Glass Pieces d S2.3e.
+ s2.9S Cut Glass Pieces al S3.4s.
Mesco Electric Fans, Finch blades.
Ss.4s.
$500 Dining Room Chandeliers.
with genuine Weisbach il out
III. = So.SJ.
20 10 8 ga Dress Goods. many DIFF
ferenI kinds. At 3ac.
S5c 10 s1.25 Dress Goods n soc.
SIS 70 sl.75 Imported Dress Goods
\ 75c.
100 tc 2oc Wash Lacos At Sc.
sec Wash Allovers- is inches wide
~ csc.
Mems Celebrated Roots Titoli Tn
dorwear. SD grade At T4c-
~ New. STYLES Of Brass Beds at
reduction Of 30
$500 90 Genuine Seal Coats. -.
inches long, best London dye. at
s275.0o.
Hudson or Near seal Coats for
Women. so inches long, at $4,000.
500 Beautiful Caracul Goats. -
inches long. at $500.
Women's Russian Pony Coats. 30
inches long, at $500.
Women's $500 Fur-Lined Coats at
Women's $500 Fur-Lined Coats at
Mems 5000 Fur-Lined Coats at
$3.50.
Mems $500 Fur-Lined Coats At
$4,000.
Mems s2oo,oo AIinA-Lined Coats at
$500.
Women.s s5oooo Mink Coats. =
inches LONG. al 1926.
Women $4,000 Sable squirrel
Coats j.. inches Ions. a $4,000.
Women S65U.Un Persian LAMB
Goats. - inches long. at S375.oO.
Sl5-0p Persian Paw Sets, $3.50.
S5o.oo Slack Wolf Set al $500.
S-o"g Russian sable Squirrel Sets
1T $1,000.
Ea.,v June Peas, per can, &c and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.

schneider s GOODMAN. I9s Broadway.
-CT5[-=T-T.r ION.-Adyi,e free. estates acct
dents. family dl-'calti~s- no fe~ unless sue
.essfuf- consult in- and save money. expert
-rled ana reliable Wilson Cnu BrosdWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
III s. a II IN
of
Clearance of
Lace and Fancy Curtains


:, III III odd pairs and small lots must Be
--'poSed OF before Inventory, therefore,
To clear
~ real Arabians-srnalI Iotz----Sf 90
% Arabian and Renaissance
Co. oe ----------.--.-.S "a %
s2I9s and s22 es Renai..a,c.
,,,o f9. 90 and Is. %
f'e hena issanee and Arabian .. a.
so.oo % $l4 As Renaissance and I.acet-
- pa4r 'ots- ---------- 4 % to 10 "a
slo-'o irish Point and Real Antique "a
'9-ss Irish Point and Real Antique. 80. L "a
st-3s Irish Point and Real An-toue o
99o and s1o.9s Rich Point vspfsa
and pair lots. . %
sos Corded Arabian-only . and pairs
OF kind AMI slightly soiled ...-... = "a
s3-@s Novelty Net and Appiiorg.
Curtatns-One and two pairs onfv
o. a kind-Clearance
39s and 81 as NettinrFa1,s-ag., ,,s--
70 three pair lots OF Corded Araolszs-
Clearance pair .... . %
Small lots OF hne Nottinshanls-
80 II 1-45
y per cent less than regular
mfrs Tanlple Half Pairs or
Nottingham Curta ins-fIu I.nzt1-
many can DO matched
into pairs -------- 4e 80. IS
HALF VALUE
"a as and 3. % SIX and satin Cross
Stripes-odd pairs .---....-.--- Z a.
SOS Silk Gsuze and Fancy Crete. : as
$40 and So 9s Fancy Novelty Curtains
snowhakes, Madras and figured Yarns IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Embroidery ClearanCcS

Swiss FIrurv51-s-- l1-h-I - choice
nd terms in = 10 tu var= lengths
40. we're ~ 70 --.--. .Ver- q -
Embso,-Ie--d swiss HIrorn~s-cs inches vide
-bout 10-' - The H~st zt- Is
ont small lots Of each
Z O.. -vA-c - So -------1--s "a
oS..-.. -ver~ SIS and = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Mems Underwear
Stock CledIanCes

Mems Union Sults-whiJe ribbed cotton
Slsrs IS or slesv~lsSS-lOuC or Knee
drawers sizes 70 - only
were -9S and 81 - ----- .--.------ =
Mems French Health Cashmere
shirts and EFIwers-9sv- grace --.---. o
Men : I'm Ortrd Balnrigsan
snort sleeves and draw-rs-alsO white
uSlr thIeau-SSC. srade- .----- .-.-.--- .6i
Mems F'ins Worsied ORA N-rs--s NOrfolS
aud New EIuusv gkf--tl~uIIIv s. 25---- *
Mems Pink M-rcerized shirts ard
praW@rs-oud sizes-v-a rs IS ---.------ :
Men. < imported SJvt;sarJ er Wear-
~1i~rS md Drawers
Si..j and s. a. qCa.it ies--.-.>--------- IS
Mons NsinSooE Athisr.c shirts aHd
braUcrs-t,iL Sizrs-I5' Ct grade .-..... 3.
"a IT, -ra5c. .-.-.--.---.-----. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Reduced Silk PcttiCOats

Slack and good coIors. a.so yhansesbIes-
: as. -.... rero sG.9S I QS---.-.vsr- - ~
So were S4.9> > oS Mere S7-aS
St-@4 CoJored NI-colIi7c Pe1ticoats- .9S
SS.9S Mohe.- Pstricosts-
black ana rIaids -..-.--..- ....---..--..7 0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
MONTANA SEA

LEADING HOUSE N POCOEDS
Modem strictly hiEh-clzss in appointments
and patronage PoCono headquarters for auto
ISIS Booklet and floor plans upon request
Z u. IET-D<. Prop NJ Pocgno. Penla
tsE- r-TIFJ-Ts CHCRLEIfH nm. STRCUDS-
H,.rE Pa Under new management. The finest
and most exclusive mountain resort il this
zion Service and cuisins Gnexceiied Rooms.
with bath electric lights Phone il every
Beating +isn1---- On Lake Churleish. Booklet
rrn.leatsoa. JOHN l. GORMAN Owner and
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Wash Dress Fabrics
Stock ClcaranCcs

3ey silk striped Fancy Madras. ------ 29
3ac SILK Mixed Ponses-plain OF hg't 90
&c scotch GinEhAns- ---.-.-..--.-.. 10
;ac M-rcerizec Rough CORD standings %
.ei.c. I..nen Finish Chambrsys-s6 inch *
2ac Printed shifting Madras .....-... 10
TIC P-rcaics fun ysr9 q iee --.--.--- -
1.i-c Fencv Dotted sVisses .---.....- 81
esc SILK Chinonettes-dottet- plain. "a
lie Mercerlzed Foulards and Satev1.s. II
We never carry stock
f~cTn wear to Near-
That - why c,-srancrs mean g much h.-e
summer gods must % before tnven-c--r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Clearance Lot

WOMENS EMBROIDERED HOSE
Fine black Isle Uhread-colored enjoy
mostly @ and 91.- .o
were 80 .-...--.... .4V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14

No space for descriptions
All pretty and desirable but in small
lots only or in odd sizes
NIGHT DRESSES
Nainsook Cambria and Muslin
lace and eTO'y trim
9S-.-.uere 70 SI.39 = RQ..-.-.vers e. -
1.9S.- we're SOS 2. 90 we're 81 es
Finer Night Dresses 70 Q 9S
Were UP 70 S149S
In some OF me higher priced lots only odd sizes.
WHITE CAMBRIA SKIRTS
Five styles with lace. eTnb-v and ribbon
I SO we're s. = 80. were 81. Al
.9S- were s. 50 3. oS- ware s5-9s
Finer Skirts to Z. SS-were s2sI9s-
CORSET COVERS Cambria and Nainsook-
-29------we were 80 SO -----vs-e
Finer Corset Covers 20 2. GS-verc SOS.
RAWERS-Cambric. Nainsook Muslin
.29-were---- 50. 6Q-were- -as
Finer Drawers 10 8. 9S-wers to 1888.
NAINSOOk CONIBINATT Tons
f29-woorrttihs..... Sac 9S-wo WORTH. Sos
Finer Combinations TO 5 9S-were s1L9s-
SILK PRINCESS SLIPS
9. 69-were..-. $40 3 69-uere. s49s
O.69-were $6-9s-
LAWN PRINCESS SLIPS
.9S-were. SI29 ? -QS-were- $50
G~-gEara ? i <S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
THE KITTATINNY.

T.aaG.ag Hotel a. Delaware Water Gap. Pa
Pocket Special September and October rates
O. FRANK COPE.
CANADFNSIS Pa. Pocono Mountains.
NFW SPRUCE CABIN I'M.
Rms -. ssite &. with pr bath. Bow Ing. ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
Mems Summer
Pajamas

FVCeIIe0t Il1IEIIaLS, WI tI-t1'4T'
fun size military collar, frogs
and pearl buttons. neat light
grounds. sizes i To *; reGu-
TarlI. 21-2q zoe
Mems Summer Pajamas, made
Of fine quality solid color
nrrcerized printed madras.
with raised cord stripe. frogs
and pearl buttons. surphre
neck III colors OF PINS.
blue. tan. white and hello
sizes I'd % is. regulars go"
a. SUIT af---...-. ...-. ,--... - -
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ia Sd Ave, 59lh 10 6Ot5 S.
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SPECIAL AVIATION PROGRAM
AP. Nj. EVERY DAY THIS WEEK

hotels and 72age book picturing describing
Par Information
7-raz-. AzbL-E Park. \. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14

These the values offered anywhere None
of these None sold to dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
WOmen's Underwear
Stock ClcaIanCes

No space for descriptions.
All pretty and desira bic, but in small
lots only or in odd sizes
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
A. 0. H. TO HONOR
ST. PATRICK
Indications For a Big Celebra-
ton at the GarriCk on
March Is

The ST. PatrieS's Day celebration under
tho auspices OF the County Board, A. o.
II. promises to be a big success At the
meeting OF the general committee yes
terday 1t was reported that there is gem
eral rivalry for the winning of the gold
badge offered for selling the greater num-
Der OF tickets. Division ?, 3 and 8 are de-
termined that the city divisions must hus-
tie II any member within them wants to
wear the handsome badge after March
i3. when the celebration win be held in the
Garrick Theatre p. J. Haltigan. OF Wash
ington. d. c., will be the speaker: James
F. MoIvor, county president will preside
at the meeting and the Rev Edward L.
Brady. county chaplain, win deliver the
address of welcome.
Twenty-Five prominent citizens, not
members Of the order will be vice-presi-
dents
The Hibernian Knights will act as escort
for the speaker from the Clayton House
TO the Garriok Theatre and the opening
ode an Irish selection. will be sung By
the Hibernian knights. Arrangements arc
being made for tha musical program.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
STEEL WORKERS
GO ON STRIKE
Fifteen Men Give up Work
on New H. 6 H.
Shops

Fifteen structural iron workers em-
ployed by Lauer and Harper, Of West
port. Nd. on the construction Of a
steel frame for a car shop at the plant
Of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration, struck at noon to-day at the
call Of NJ. j. Cunnane, of Philadelphia,
an organizer for the United House
smoth and Brldgemen's Union. Ac-
cording TO Organizer Cunnane. Lauer
and Harper have been working the
men nine hours a day at $3.50 in viola
ton Of an eight-hour agreement on
the same wage scale.
Immediately after going out at noon,
Mr.. Cunnane and the strikers met in
No. sO7 West street and discussed their
future course OF action. Cunnane was
confident that the men would win.
Three of the strikers are wilmington
ians The others were brought from
I.auer and Harper's headquarters at
Westport
The strike follows several futile ef-
forts OF Mr. -Cunnane to confer with
the officials Of the construction COM
pany at Westport. Haven ana COM
pany. OF Philadelphia are the general
contractors for the shop on which the
men were engaged. Lauer and Harper
being sub-contractors.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
NEWPORT

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. Feb. 1.-THE funeral
of Mrs. Jane sindan. who died on satur-
day morning will take place on Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock from her late
residence on 81. James street Mrs slndall
was nimeiy-three years OF age and the
oldest resident IN Newport. She was born
in England and came to this country when
about tho age Of thirty-dve, and settled in
Delaware city. From thore she came TO
live in this town where she has lived for
FITS years Mrs. sindall and her husband
George SinGan iived al first on a farm
here and ran large milk dairy for a few
years. They then opened tobacco and
confectionery store on 81. James street,
in which business she had been ever
since Her husband has been dead Tor a
number of years. The deceased was the
mother or seven children. four Of whom
arc living. George sindall. Jr. AIRS. Eliza
beth McElwee Of this town. Mrs. Jennie
Massey. Of Wilmington. and Mrs. Eliza
Wakefield. OF Jenkintown. Pa. Interment
viii take place at St. James Cemetery
here.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
B. 6 0. MEN AGAIN
IN CONFERENCE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 1.-THE COM
mittee Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
employees headed by W. G. Lee. of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen and A.
b. Garrettson. of the order of Railroad
Conductors, resumed their conference.
looking toward a settlement Of the wage
question on the Baltimore and Ohio sys-
TEN. with officials OF the company in the
central offices In this city, shortly before
noon to-day.
After a session, lasting less than half
an hour the conference adjourned until
Wednesday. This action. it was stated
was taken in order TO allow both sides to
gather additional data for their guidance
at future meeting.
The employees committee and officials Of
the Baltimore ana Ohio seemed to be very
optimistic as to the final outcome. and
both expressed confidence that an amic-
able settlement win be reached.
1t is understood that the officials Of the
Baltimore and Ohio and the Order Of
Railroad Telegraphers, have come to a
final agreement on the wage scale for the
ensuing year. which allows the telegraph
ers $4,000 TO be distributed among the
members Of their craft, as an increase in
wages
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
sEARoH FoR NAVAL Tue NIMA

hg 0HlAth Aif1a ANe9Nh fl'Aiai NlIts
WASHINGTON. Feb, H.--The naval and
revenue service vessels which have been
securing the coast for trace Of the missing
naval tug Nina reported 10 the Navy De-
partment to-day their failure to find any
trace OF g., and the only news that has
been picked up concerning il IS bad news.
The revenue cutter Gresham, which
Joined the search In the vicinity OF Bos-
ton came up with the tug Savage which
left Norfolk at the same time on Sunday
morning az the Nina. Tie commander OF
the Savage reported that tho sea was run
ning so high that he put back after pass
ing out through the capes. The Nina, how
ever. kept on with the sea breaking over
her bows
II is stil thought possible that the Nina
may have been blown out OF her course
and may be picked up later, but the hope
is a faint one and tho officials OF the de-
partmcnt admit that tho chances OF find
| ing the lost vessel arc very remote. II 4.
likely that the Nina became overlader
with ice. which would increase the danger
Of her laundering, making her not onl,
unmanageahlo but top heavy. The searcl
viii be continued.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
WED in new YORK
AS A SURPRISE
Former Senator Roses DaUGh-
ter of Newark MarrieS WIN.
COVefdaIe, of That Town

Friends Of Winfield NJ. Coverdale and
Miss Maud Raymond Rose, of Newark,
were surprised to learn to-day that the
popular young couple eloped to New York
on February and were married in that
city. The bride is the daughter OF former
State Senator David c. Rose Of Newark
and has been very popular among her set
The groom is a rural mail carrier. The
families OF the young people objected to
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose accom-
panied by their daughter went to Cam
den, n. j., on a visit on February 3. Mr.
Coverdale on last Saturday week took the
day Oft and allowed the substitute carrier
TO go over the route. He met Miss Rose in
Philadelphia and they went to New York
where they were married by the Rev r.
w. Miller at the rectory Of the church Of
Holy Apostles, No. 800 West Twenty
Eighth street.
The bride sent telegram to her par
ents announcing the wedding and that
evening the happy groom left his bride
in Camden, n. j., with her parents an6
returned 70 Newark. He in turn told
his mother the news and Mrs. Cover
dale was so much worried over the mat
ter that has been sick since that time.
The announcement of the marriage was
given out today the grooom is receiving
congratulations. He recently purchas-
ed a handsome home in Newark. He
expects TO take home his bride tomor.
row and a cordial reception awaits
her in Newark.
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
Financial and Commercial

f. D. Lackey & Co. states to-day:
'There are rumors in abundance that the
market thi sweek, will have another
sharp set back, and this drive will be en-
gineered by the same powerful interests
that were responsible for the last break.
but it must be remembered that senti-
ment is more cheerful and that the big
interests are now willing to nrotect
prices whereas last week in the early
trading, feeling OF uncertainty pre-
pailed. We are advised TO purchase tho
railroad stocks ON all recessions and that
these issues will be protected in case Of
drife."
c. l. Hudson and Co. stated to-day:
1--WE have unquestionabiy discounted
favorable speech by tho President. A
week from to-day the L. S. Supreme
Court will resume its sessions. As We
approach that time. the trust cases will
be more Of factor"
Evening journal., 1910-02-14
TO GET AFTER THE
LOAN CONCERNS
Caleb E. BurChenaI Says IL
legal Rates of Interest Are
Being Demanded

Caleb +. Burchenai, attorney and a d.
rector OF the Law and order Society. has
announced his intention OF bringing before
the society at its meeting in March some
alleged violation OF the laws by the loan
companies Of this city. Mr. Burchenal
SAYS several instances have been brought
10 his attention recently of excessive rates
Of interest. far beyond that allowed by
law, being demanded Of persons who bor-
rowed money from the persons or COM
panies engaged in loaning money.
Under the law the loan companies. on
registering with the clerk OF the peace and
putting up 5000 bond, are permitted to
charge interest at the rate Of eleven per
cent. a year. Mr.. Burchenal claims that
in one case an attempt was made to col
Iect interest at a rate Of one hundred and
eleven per cent. So far as can be- learned
none OF the loan companies has put up
the 81 900 bond with the clerk OF the peace.
were made by the loan COM
panies on a legal basis Of several Of the
cases handled by Mr. Burchenai
Attorney General Gray to-day said he
had not decided on any action to be taken
against the loan companies. He said il
specific complaint should be made to his
department action would be taken. but no
complaints have been made 10 him. It is
understood that the Law and order So
ciety may ask Mr. Gray TO investigate the
loan companies transactions.