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DENISON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1906.
NO. 90.
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President. Vice-President.
H. 8. I .KG ATE. Cashier.
P. J. BKKNNAN. Ass't Caahlra,
National Bank of Dfnison,
DENISON. TEXAS.
CAPITAL I100.00*
SURPLUS and PROFITS,. 100,001
Director*:
J. J. McAlester, 11. Hegnnsburgoa
W. B. Munson, O. 8. Cobb.
A. K. Burrows, J". J. Brennaik
J. B. McDoUgall, H. S. Legate.
C. C. Jinks, W. K I'lbbard.
NO tNTEREHT PAID ON
GENERAL DE POSITS.
DUAL TRAGEDY
IN NEW YORK
1 V
'RINGING MORE NEW GOODS
?or AH Departments
PROMINENT MAN KILLS YOUNG
WOMAN AND THEN COM-
MITS SUICIDE.
of
•I'e*
w Tailor Made Si\fe.>
New Tailor M. t5"-Sr£.
New Plaid Silk Waists,
New Ombre Plaid Waists,
New Black and White Waists,
New Neckwear, New Belts,
New Fancy Ruffs.
MAY HAVE BEEN COMPACT
POSTAGE STAMP CONTRACT.
Circumstances of the Killing
Show That Couple Had Agreed to
Die Together — Dead Man
Leaves Wif^ and Two
Children.
Work to Again Be Done by a Private
Institution.
N' W York, Oct. 27.—After Feb. 1
next, tho American Hunk. Note Com-
pany will manufacture all United
States postage stamps. Under a con-
Tract made public: yesterday the con-
cern must deliver 27,000,000 postage
stamps dally six times a week.
Plie American Bank Note Company
made the first postage stamps by the
government, and held the contract, up
to thirteen years ago. At that time
the government went into -the busi-
ness itself by manufacturing the Co-
lumbian issue, and down to this day
Seem to 1 bureau of printing and engraving
has turned out all stamps. According
to Warren 1.. Green, president of the
Bank Note Company, the government
decided to employ a private institu-
tion again because it can do the
work cheaper.
MORE BUSINESS
NOT WANTED
NEW YORK CENTRAL OFFICIALS
INSTRUCT AGENTS NOT TO
SOLICIT TRAFFIC.
TO HUNT FOR FREIGHT SIRS
ADDEN'C
it PRICE-CASH THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES VJ
ONE
AND
fe?'
Will Be
HERMAN
MATCHED.
Within
to a Finish
Two Months.
go, 111., Oct. 27.—Joe Cans and
.Herman were matched here yes-
to a finish fight before the
Ottering the largest purse. Tho
1 will be ready within two months
are to fight at 133 pounds, the
i to be divided , 65 per cent and
r scent. Nelson was offered the
i chance at Oans, but terms could
i agreed upon. \
NEW DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY
HAVE SIGNED COMPACT.
Treaty Will Become Operative When
Triple Alliance Between Germany,
Austria and Italy Expires.
New York, Oct. 27.--
pat.ch, published here
-A 1/ondoo des-
today, claims;
j New York, Oct. 2 7.-"-Lou is C
Hampton, assistant secretary of the1
j I'nited States Trust Company of this!
i city, shot and killed Victoria A;. I
i Taczkow, a beautiful young woman,'
! i« the Hotel Griffon, in West Ninth
J street, late last night, and then com-
: initted suicide.
j Hampton was infatuated with the
j woman and they had been seen to-
gether many times during the past
month. They had been at the hotel 1
where the tragedy occurred since
early yesterday.
Circumstances seem to show there
was a compact between the man and
woman to die together. Hampton
was sixty years old and leaves a wife
and two children. .Miss Taczkow j
was twenty-nine years old aud had!
been employed in a Fifth avenue de-J
jiartment store. j
The rnitcMf States Trust Company,
oi( which Hampton was assistant sec-
SALE OF THEMALLOBY LINE
IS PURCHASED BY C. W. MORSE
OF NEW YORK.
Money Consideration in Deal Said to
Approximate $9,000,000—Fleet
Comprises Ten Vessels.
that a defensive alliance lias
been rt'far)* is ono th<? largest
1 strongest trust companies in
and
New
made between Great Britain, France y0,-k. Former Secretary Lyman Gage
henmatism!
„ Excellent
H i
Pain Relief,
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Kingston's Panicura stops the
of rheumatism, relieves
I wd heals bruises, cuts, sprains,
tad checks chest pains, lumba-
go and backache. You can rely
w this liniment. It does the
toft. Price per bottle.
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I and Italy which is to become opera-
tive whenever the triple alliance be-
tween German}', Austria and Italy
shall expire. The re-grouping of the
great powers, says the despatch, is a
was president of it until recently
The first, positive identification of
the victims of the tragedy was made
by the dead woman's brother. He
was notified that a young woman
wearing jewelry with his sister's ini
iinlu hurl linnn innriliit'Ail ntiH urnrir tr
New York, Oct. Wi.~Charles W.
|"Morse announced yesterday that lie
had purchased the Maliory line of
steamships running between New
Vork and Galveston, Tex. The money
consideration involved in the transac-
tion is said to approximate $9,000,000,
and lite addition of this important
steamship line adds the most powerful
link so far forged by Mr. Morso in
his • It. in of coast wise companies. Be-
sides the termini in this city aud in
Galveston, the Maliory line has also
connections of great. Importance at
Brunswick. Ga., and Key West and
Tampa. Fla.
In the acquisition of the company,
Mr. Morse has obtained control of
probably the greatest raw cotton ear-
lier in the world. The principal ves-
sels of the flett are the Denver, the'
Alamo, the Colorado, the Comal, tho
Concho, the Lampasas, the Nueces,
the Sabine and the San Marcos, rang-
ing between two thousand and five
thousand tons, and it is asserted ou
Agents and Solicitors Told to Devote
All of Their Time to Tracing
Cars and Getting Them Re-
turned to System at Earlj.
est Moment Possible.
national Outcome of the destruction I tials had been murdered «nd went top-'^W authority that, several other and
of the balance of power iu Europe
consequent of paralysis of Russia in
thei Japanese war.
The compact, it is stated, is an im-
portant step in the formation of a
league of peace, the great "object
King Edward has labored to achieve
since ho succeeded to the throne.
Spain and Portugal are said to cor-
dially support it, and the further state-
ment is made that there is good reas-
on for believing tihAit commands the
sympathy of the M^ed States.
Seventy-Ton Steel Target.
the police station and identified the {even larger vessels will be added to
articles. ; He recognized a pair of silk 'he fleet as soon as possible.
garters with gold buckles as the This makes it probable that a spirit.,
pioperty \of his sijter. One of thejed rate war will be inaugurated be-
buckles bore the letters "V. I. T,"
while the other was inscribed "I,. G.
H." The brother said Hampton to'd
him he intended to marry his sister
as soon as her mother died,
"I never knew much about him. but
he seemed honorable." said young
Taczkow. "He was very fond of my
sister. Victoria was a good girl." |
ivouis C. Hampton had a summer |
'tween the Morse companies and the
Southern Pacific Company , known
otherwise as the'Morgan line, as
ocean transportation between New
York. New Orleans and Galveston Is
controlled by these lines.
Henry Maliory, president of the
New York and Texas Steamship Com-
pany, paid*
'It is true that Mr. Morse has taken
Chicago, 111, Oct. 27.—Orders have
been i.v.ucd bj the traffic department
of the New York Central lines west
of Buffalo instructing all agents and
solicitors to cease solicitiug business,
as tho roads are triable to handle
what comes to them naturalh. These
employes have been uirectcd to hunt
for freight cars. Accordingly between
150 and 200 men are now devoting all
of their time to tracing freight ears'
belonging to the New York Central
lines.
All of the freight agents of the va
rlous companies have instructions to
travel their territory and go any-
where 1 hey have reason to believe
there is a stray car belonging to the
New York Central. The work is be-
ing done systematically and is result-
in;? in the use of several hundred ad-
ditional cars daily From the car ac-
countants the agents secure a com-
plete list of cars and their destina-
tions. With this list the agent fol-
lows the cars to foreign lines aud
then goes to headquarters with a de-
mand for the immediate return of the
empties.
Never in the \histbry of Western
roads was the freignjt congestion so
great as now. It was reported yes-
terday that the Northern Pacific has
at least 10,000 ears which it is un-
able to move, no great has the offered
business become. Other roads in tie'
Northwest nlso aie in bad shape, ore
of the main reasons for congestion
being the abnormal movement of lum-
ber.
MILLER IS PREMIER JOCKEY.
Midget Breaks World's Record for
Riding Winning Mounts.
New York, Oct. 27.—Walter Miller,
the Jockey, whose fine work in th>•
saddle has attracted wide attention,
is credited with a world's record for
the season. Since January 1 he has
ridden 1104 winning horses and h
will largely increase this before the
Eastern racing season ends.
Eugene Hildebrand, lormerly held
the highest honors. In l!Ki4 ho rode
297 first horses.
Miller was boru on the Hast Side,
in this city. His parents were poor
and. had a large family. Miller's suc-
cess in the turf woi ill has, howevei,
changed their circumstance*. Rf •
cent.lv he purchased a $'J">,000 house
for his mother in Flatbush.
HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED.
Buffalo Theater Gets Verdict Ayainsi
the Burlesque Trust.
Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 27.—A verdict
awarding $ti(J,50o damages to the
Court Street Theatre Company of
Buffalo against the Ehipire Circuit
Company, known as the Burlesque
Trust, was returned by a jury in the
Supreme Court lust night. A motion
for a new trial was denied by Justice
Marcus and an appeal probably will
be taken. The Court Street Theatre
Company sued the Empire Circuit
Company for $100,000, alleging a con-
spiracy to ruin the business of I be
plaintiff by Inducing malingers to
break contracts, which a number did,
thus closing the theatre and which
has never reopened.
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home in Highland. Ulster County, | over the Mallorv line. Tho deal is
New York Oct. 27.—A seventy-ton j and Mrs. Hampton and her daughter. practically completed with the excop-
target of Krupp steel plates, built at
tho Brooklyn navy yard, was jester-
day declared ready to be towed to the
Sandy Hook proving ground, 't will
be used In testing the power of un-
usually largo guns.
As tho target is just like a section
of a battleship, the effects of shells
upon it will indicate the capacity of
warships to withstand gun fire.
spent last summer there.
STANDARD OIL SUES.
of
Elks' Hallowe'en Party.
McKlnney, Tex., Oct. 27,-Thc Mc-
Kinney Elks are preparing to give a
Hallowe'en reception and dance at
their club rooms Wednesday night It
is intended to make the occasion
quite a social event.
lion of a few minor details. The
hoard of directors will remain intact
;ind the Maliory interests will be re-
tMined. The fleet comprises ten ves-
sels, averaging 2.500 tons, and several
larger vessels are WinerhuiH:"
Mr. Morse also controls the Eastern
Steamship Company, which operates
between New York and New England
ports. The people's Une, which oper-
terday to take testimony Iu this couti-|ate« between this city and Albany, is
try in a suit It has started in Ger-jalso under his control, in addition to
many against the Kanle Oil Companv.: the CHI/ens' Line, from New York to
a New Jersey corporation, alleging I rov.
"unfair business methods.'"
Accuses New Jersey Corporation
Unfair Business Methods.
New York. Oct. 27.-—The Standard
Oil Company obtained permission of
the Federal Court in Jersey City
\ l.'S-
The Standard bought out. the old
Eagle works of Contmunipaw several
years ago. Tlio Eagb
lubricating oil which
If was repotted in Wall street yes-
terday that it was the intention of
Mr. Morse to form one large holding
works made a!company under which all his steam-
called Eagle I ship lines would be operated but Mr.
CASTRO IS WELL AGAIN.
SIDNEY ELKIN
Fall is here and we're fully pre-
pared in the various lines of
dry goods—only for women and
children. All our attention Is
given to these lines and you
j can feel assured that quality is
j considered first always as w
| guarantee every article.
; KNITTED COATS
for women in many styles and
qualities,
S2 OO to 87 50
The n?w knt: vests Lr women
to wear under your coats for
cool days: price
$2 50
CHILDREN'S HATS
Venezuelan Piesident Aqain
Helm of State.
New York, Oct. L'7 -Information
made public here by Charles it I'i
gueredo, the Veite/urlau consul gen
oral to New York, is to the effect
that President Castro, who has been
reported as dangerously ill. Is again
attending to his Untie-. The consul
general made the following announce-
ment:
"I have just received a cable an
nounclng that General C'iprano Castro
has .entirely; recovered, having arriv-
ed at Caracas on the 24th instant and
resumed ills presidential duties"
at the CHILDREN'S CAPS
A new stock of new styles of
the choicest of hats and caps
for boys and girls, and the
prices ranqe
25c to si 50
NEW PETTICOATS
Morse stated that Wiis Is incorrect.
Morse said that his holdings in
Mr.
1 he
High Price for New York Dirt. <
New York, (Jet. 27.— F \ix Isiutin of j
Philadelphia paid a high price for a i
choice hit of real estate in Manhat- I
tan yesterday. For the property at J
the southeast corner of Fifth avenue i
and Forty-Second street, ?:!.'! by loo. I
he paid $1,550,000, or at the rate of
$211 a square foot.
in knitted yarns, mercerized
cloths and silks, new line and
choice styles
98^ to SIO OO
SILK PETTICOATS AT $3.95
A special lot of colored petti-
coats. regu'arly worth $5.00, in
all colors and black, special
95
YOUR MONE RETURNED
IF NOT SUITED.
PHONES 1
Youth of Today.. I
1 tho best cloth as the.
has ever produced,
law Just received
stylos from
life-
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"tock ready for
■ lb
£ : .
oil. The Standard says that tin
Eagle Oil Company has put on thi
market a lubricating oil which it calls Maliory line are f-5 per cent of the I
Eagle oil and that it has.been sellim. j stock, the remainder being held by
this product largely in Germany. The Mallorv interests
Standard claims the name, the o|
and the territory. __
Car! L. Schurr. son of t.h<- late Carl j Ne>A/ Marksmanship Records Made by
TORPEDO BOATS SHOT WELL.
Schurr. was appointed an intimation
a! referee to take the testimony In
his office In New York.
INJURED IN HOTEL FIRE.
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J I Guests Were Cut Off by Flames from
Escape by Stairways.
♦ ! Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 27.—Eleven
5, people were rescued today from fire
? in the upper rooms of the Palm. Ho
♦ I tel The fire was caused by defer
♦ tlve wiring and cut off the guests
*1 from escape by the stairways. The
following are seriously
Mrs. Bush. CdUtmbus,
limbs.
Richard Reagan,
and breast burned.
William Fouter, Columbus, Internal
ly injured by Jumping from third
seven, Inhaled
Injured •
htimed lowi
fireman, hands
Flotilla in Newport Waters.
Newport, R. I., Oct, 27.— While the
second torpedo boat flotilla was in
Newport waters its record for tor-
pedo target practice is reported to ha ve
excelled tiny previous marksmanship
h" a torpedo boat flotilla of the Amer-
ican navy. The destroyers Hopkins,
Lawrence. MacDonough, Truxton,
Whipple an«l Worden fired ten torpe-
does at moving targets while racing
at various spends and made an aver-
age of eigbt hits
CLERKS CEASE STRIKE.
New
story.
Harry Hoover, aged
flames and smoke.
SIGNED DEED OF SEPARA"
Duke and Duchess of Ma.-lborough
ut
the
, | buLtteeti the Duke and Duchess
Marlborough has been signed on
Rr0und of incompatibility of tenrper
By the provision** of the deed the
duchesa keeps Sunderland house in
lx>ndon and 4her own Howry but is
precluded from going to Blenheim
ZiTbe document, it Is added, wa>« sign-
tied October *•'>• The duke Is now St.
♦ I Blenheim and the ' *ss at Sunder
•*" 7 ~ i land house, «...
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Hayes.
New Orleans M n to Return to Road's
Employ.
New Orleans, I i., Oct. 27.—The 100
(Striking Texas and Pacific Railroad
clerks who went out ort Wednesday
^'■reed last night to return to work to-
day.
The clerks were granted from 2
t i .*, per cent increase in wages, holl-
I (lavs, pay for overtime, recognition of
I their Brotherhood and seniority of
I I romot Ion.
Arpee on Incompatibility. —-™-—
J ! Remarkable Wireless Feat .
| London. Oct. 8 .—Tin afttrnoon i Washington. Oct. 27.—A remarkable
I p**™ h'^the^deed^o^seii^rat Ion ' hlcveinent Ih wireless telegraphy is
as saying that UW d _ I (to the Navy Department from
t tie Te ns.icola station. That plant has
been able to keep In constant commit-
ideation with the steamer Preston
from the time that vessel left New
York tintII i' arrived at Honduras. The
station also reeaived message* from
tbe pieston while the ship was enter-
ing New York harbor where It un-
doubtedly was bathed in electric
waves from other stations and ships.
yp*r
DON'T WORRY
About How You're Built.
We have worried about (hat for you. We
know that there are spots in your figure
that aren't likely to make a fashion model
green with envy—corners where you sink
in, where you ought to swell out—little bulges and
angularities that you are'nt exactly proud of. Rut
you can keep your secret when you wear
Boyd's Clothing j
They are PLUS where you are MINUS. So the
outside world will never know that you haven't the
build of a Greek athlete.
$15.00 to $30.00
NO CLOTHING PITS LIKE OURS
James Boyd.
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