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New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
ROBBED DURING A FIRE
Woman Finds Money and Jewelry
Worth Sl,0i5 Missing.

Mrs Elizabeth Flemm. of No. 21i East
Goth street. complained 10 the police last
night that during a FIRE in the fathouse
where she lives when she and her children
had fed 70 the street. a thief entered her
apartnent and took s545 in bills and jew
.lry yalued at $500.
Mrs Flcmm lives on the first foor. the
fire broke out on the second floor in the
apartment OF Joseph Sabansky.
When Mrs FIemm got back 10 her apart
ment she discovered the whole place turned
topsy turvy Lieutenant Flanelly, IN
charge Of the detectives at the East 22d
street sta ton. Is investigating the robbery.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
MAKE REPORT TO CHENEY
1wo offers for Carnegie Trust
Assets Considered.
oppose PREFERENTIAL PLAN
mittee Said TO Favor Prop
osition of Assets Realization
Company.

--,i.,ee OF bankers selected by
s.,.e Rankirg Superintendent TO ad-
" .,r, with regard 20 the offers for the
=, the Carnegie Trust Company
report 20 Mr.. Cheney yesterday.
- ,~ers had been VT for consideration.
~ the Assets Realization Company
,S "a. Of r. Clarence Jones & co.
-scort yvss current that the bankers
- the offer % the Assets Realization
,..-.-v rs against that of Jones & co.
superintendent Cheney chose 20
.,c -ocon1uendations a. confidential.
.,. members of the committee. con-
80 NJ President Albert II. Wiggin. of
,' chase National Bank; President Wal
- e F-ew. of tho corn Exchange Bank;
--.,iaenf O.. VI Kelsey OF tho Title Guar
- and Trust Company; President
,.,ss y Wallace. of the Central Trust
l,-,,anv and Vice President !. r. Tall
-. ~ The National city Bank. referred
,-,,i~ers to NJ Cheney.
p, oTo- of - Clarence Jones & co.
.,.-e1 with r. guarantee that the cred
- Nth deposits under $4,000 each be
"a in f1u Immediately and that the
-. denos.tors be paid IN fun within
-, vea-e The bankers advisory COM
,.,,,ss however has heen opposed from
-, s-s- 10 Is said. 70 this preferential
...,.r,a,t 81 small depositors. Of whom
.,o,s are about four thousand. The large
..,osi,ors number only seventy-one. and
-. made 1r largely Of banks and corpora
,orS
tn. o~e- ~ the Assets Realization Com
.ts carnegie assets be turned over FOR
e, oaqa. PROMISING the payment OF all de-
.os--o-. large and small about sixty
..,,s nm rr. dollar Originally the cfer
.,sc contained tNe provision that deposit
- and the Assets Realization Company
e.,rrd share equally IN the proceeds Of the
,.ssts above 5000 Io but this has been
smerisl a- the suggestion OF the bank
.-.. committee. according 70 the Assets
.a.. -. SD that the depositors should
-... .. .f.rso-fourths u the first SEQ 00O
.,,.. tH- Ct00o0 Offer. oue-half Of the
r.yr vtWop and one-fourth OF any ad-
ariora' amount realized.
NJ Cheney mas asked 7. Clarence Jones
4 Co. fo- further explanation of their
o~a- The -ore Or his request. II is said.
Indicated that te believed the Banking De
pertinent itself could do as well as the
nos syndicate i7 rquiJadnS the assets
under me plan 90 deferring the payment
.- -t- ,ar. deposits. In reply. Jones &
ro have urged rim 20 Try il. pointing out.
however tra- 70 rereas the syndicate could
erarc. OH. Slow assets and intended de-
posting v."t.a" 70 guarantee the payment
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
STATE GETS NINE SPRINGS
Commission Acquires All Active
Mineral Properties at Saratoga.

Try Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Saratoga Springs. y. Y. April IS-The
famous High Rock Spring together with
eight other separate mineral spring prop
critics. including p large portion o: the his
toric mineral valley in and adjoining Spring
avenue, in this village. was acquired p-day
by the State Mineral Springs Commission
acting on behalf Of the state. With this
purchase the state has secured practically
al OF the active springs in and near Sara
toss Springs. The maps and certificates
fled with the County Clerk call for the High
Rock. Star Seltzer. Peerless and Magnetic
properties. and in addition several un-
slightly tenements on the brow OF the clir
overlooking the valley in which the springs
are located
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
LUNCHEON FOR e. r. cRAGIN.

The Eepubican Dub VII give a dinner
On Saturday evening. April %. In the club
house. No 81 West 10th street. for Edward
r. Cragn, who organized and took chargA
Of the Saturday luncheon discussions last
winter. Under Nr. Cragin's charge. speak
ers Of national and international reputa-
tiJn appeared al the uncheons and dis-
cussed topics relating 70 many sides o. So
claI. civic ald political life.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

of the large deposits In two years. the
Banking Department could do neither of
these things
Mr.. Cheney will put the two offers be-
fore the depositors of the Carnegie Trust
Company to-day and on their decision will
go to court for the necessary permission.
r. l.. Smith. vice president of the Car
negie Trust Company. and several of the
trust company's clerks testified before the
grand Jury yesterday presumably about
the alleged diversion OF moneys to the per
sonal uses OF William J, Cummlns
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
srA1e DOCTORS ELECT OFFICERS

Albany. April ls-At the opening session
~ the annual convention of the New York
state Medical Society to-day these officers
u,are elected: President. Wendell g. Phil
ftns New York: vice presidents. Peter W
Vsu Peyrna Buffalo: william +. Campbell.
urooklyn, C. r. Hervey. OsWego; secretary,
" Y. Townsend. New York. treasure,,
siexander Lambert. New York. The so-
i.tv voted to meet in Albany ncxt veir
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
LEoYARD ELECTED A DIRECTOR

Lewis Cass Ledyard was elected a drec-
tor OF the New York Connecting Railroad
Company 70 succeed H. a. Fabian ana
Percival Roberts. jr.. was elected drec-
tor TO succeed Charles z. Pugh. at the an
nual meeting Of the corporation held yes
terday. Mr.. Roberts is a director OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Z. H McHenry.
a director. was elected subsequently vice
president of the road. IN place Of Mr.. IA
bian. The other officers and retiring di-
rectors we're reelected
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
BUTLER PLEADS GUILTY

pobert von Becker who stole jewelry
yoIued at 5000 from the home Of William
E,nstein. No. 12i East 57th street. where
he was employed az butler. pleaded guilty
~ sterday I'm General Sessions 10 grand
iaTS,nv i'm the first degree. and vas re-
,,,audsd fer sentence.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
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New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
AsoLlsHEs DEATH PENALTY.

st Paul Arm iS-ln ihe dosing rour1
~, The state Legislature the oregon plan "f
direct nomination Of nited Statee Sen
ators was adopted ana bin sboliShlug
"a pitsl punishment -ss passed
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
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New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14

taking his place. All over the county
the women are raising fine chickens on
the right basis and getting good reve-
nue. from their Industry. Improved
farming implements are in demand.
The farmers are bringing up the fer
tility of their land rapidly Wilson Jar
man, whose farm is not only making
big money, but is almost an expert
ment station, is one of the leaders in
this line. In the midst of his speech
DR. Soule was interrupted by man
who wanted to know how the farmers
could get their soils analysed. DR..
Soule replied that it could not be done
properly till the state establishes lab
oratory for that purpose. Good roads
are spreading all over the county. More
corn was raised last year than ever be-
fore. There is a mems corn club and
one for the boys was organized while
the train was here.
LEADING PLANTERS.
A few of the leading farmers in the
audience were as follows:
j. ". King, DR.. j. T. Gibson, J. w. f.
Parks, Joe B. Ellington, A. j. Belcher
C. o. skinner, s. r. Ellington, M G,
Davis, r. L. Epps, J. w. Sackwell, G.
A. Sackwell, A. Wilson. Wilson Jarman.
T. Shelton, Robert Campbell. e.. l..
Armand, A. b. Barber, e. III, adams, ],
C. Morgan, ID. ]. Adams, b. H. Wood
ruff, r. L. Middlebrook, T. j. Edwards,
N H. Piper, Howard Middlebrook, r.
w. Ballard, A. S. Hays, j. b. Salter, ].
@. Messier, J. r. Byrd, Henry Odom,
w. p. Odom, ]. p Worsham, It. A. Cook,
Alex Griffin, Pearl Harwell, G. G.
Lunceford, T. Osborn, L. O. Nix, William
Boyd, II. J. Boz gus, r. A. holland. B.
H. Gums, w. e. Elliott. John Adair.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14

Breathe Hyomei for Two Min
utes and Stuffed Up Head
Will Vanish.

II you want to get relief from catarrh.
cold IN the head or from an irritating
cough in the shortest time. breathe Hyo-
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Il win clean out your head in two
minutes and allow you TO breathe freely,
awake or asleep.
HyOmei win end cold in one day. II
viii relieve you OF disgusting snuffes.
hawking. splitting and offensive breath
IN week.
Hyomei Is made chiefly from eucalyp-
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forests OF inland Australia where ca
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Hyomei IS pleasant and easy TO
breathe. Just pour q few drops into the
hard rubber inhaler. use as directed and
cure Is almost certain
s a complete Hyomei outfit. including In
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Mail orders filled charges prepaid
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7. catarrh booklet free
TO break up q cold in head or chest
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Into g bowl three-Quarters fun OF boiling
water. pour a feaspoonful OF HYOAIEI.
cover head and bowl with towel and
breathe for five minutes the aDtiseptic.
heahng vapor that arises.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14

they have made wonderful progress
along agricultural lines in the last few
years. and will make still more in the
next II months. There is one big dairy
farm in the county. owned by ]. J..
Sims, and is being operated probably.
The women are raising poultry on pay
ing basis. 4 corn club is to be organ
lied in the near future. The farmers
as general thing have quit depending
on scrub hogs for their meat and are
raising the pure-bred types. They are
using more and more fertilizer all the
time. are blowing deeper, and are re-
ducing their acreage.
Some of the prominent planters who
helped TO make the Conyers stop sue
cess were the following
John H. Maddox, W. L. Peek. G. b.
Armand. John A. Hamilton. ]. H. Peek,
Cosby Farmer. ]. II. HARRISON, w. O..
Mann. j. b Norton, @. H. Hollingsworth.
J. H. Ogletree, l. L. Langley, T. w.
Ivey, ]. d. Milligan, ]. p. Mcdaniel,
z. l.. Peek, 7. W Huff. F. II. McCalla,
J. w showers, E. P. -flnor. J. M. Ray,
W. NJ. Granada. Jr.. w. p. Plunket, j.
o. Bohannon, NJ c. Granade and A. A
Crutchfeld.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14
Madison Gives One of
BiqqeSt Welcomes Yet

MADISON, Ca, March 1O.-This was
a big day I'm Madison and the agricultural
train was the cause of it all. From the
size of the crowd you might have thought
there was a circus in town. But the diff
ference was the farmers in this crowd
were here on business bent, determined
to work the train for all its worth
which is exactly what the train wants
them to do, and the town people were
present in the same spirit as the farmers.
for Madison is a town where business in
terests and agricultural interests are more
closely interlocked than the average.
TAey couldn't have given the train a
reception of more circumstances and cor
diality. Business in the town shut down
entirely while the train was here, Every
school in the county adjourned. The
superior court adjourned and the officers
of the court were all present at the train.
The Morgan County Concert band was
engaged for the occasion, and made the
welkin ring with fine music, directed by
Prof John f. Thorpe. Conservative esti-
mates placed the crowd at 1000. though
some thought there were at least 5000
present. They were here from all over
the county The train had been well adj
vertised in advance. the two newspapers
taking an active interest in the train.
They are the Madisonian. edited by w.
4. Bacon, and the Advertiser. edited by
Willard b. George.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14

secretive power, and food taken into the
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14
LOGAN is GIVEN
VERDICT OF $500

cLARKESVILLE, Ga, March l.-Hab-
ersham superior court has been engaged
for several days in the trial Of the case
of Gordon Logan, a prominent young
white citizen, against the Southern Rail-
way company. and I. H. Dearheart. engi-
neer. for $4,000.
Logan claimed to have been injured ar
Cornelia. Ca. by a work engine. The
case has been hotly contested by both
sides Logan secured a verdict Of 500.
Senator Howard Thompson, of Gaines
Vile. represented Logan, while A. ~ 4
Julian McCurry. of Hartwell; ]. j. Strick-
land, of Athens, and Harold ". Ketrons
Of Gainesville. represented the road.
The arguments in the case were made
by Senator Thompson, for the plaintiff.
and Judge Strickland and Senator Julian
McCurry for the railroad.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14
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G p / L c P S Y
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-03-14
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