The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1906, Page 5

one of them thay reayonab) é . tania tesesatic treat” Deeax, to meet the champlon| "The toti ad Trade John: B, Tauyer, Poulin, Vice-Presty | ™*ordaman of Mexico,” sald M. Merig-| 425,100 at Banton dere wAentr willbe mtrongly urged) He ix a | BAC On the plier, “I hope to meet home| different parts © aa ZA batots Lhe site ren thet fte: | pion Bank ts lo ‘ aide man, but he his had large © gentleman, after I} fi Bank } 4 ander Johnston ¢ cote 2 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1906. RIVER wor HIS GENIUS FORESAW NEEDS OF THE FUTURE — FOR PENNA RAILROAD Made the System the Greatest in the World; Became a Power in Financial World and — Planned Scheme to Tunnel Rivers to Manhattan. Fe "Stokes-Adams syncope” Alex-| ssatt. His ¢ Alexander J. ind and his still is what the medical men say killed riends say it was:a broken heart. ysatt had bent men and things to suit his fore marvellous will. | Im the end fate All hi marvellous r made him-its pt It was Ci a dozen purpoteless covered th piercing the hatched fut be twenty distant cond wizard hand that’ gathered the straggling strands of | ads and we svat nem into the mighty system that grils of tracks. It was Cassait’s eye that, | sent, looked so far into the yolk of the un- ee what Manhatian's terminal wants would rs hence, ane so Cassatt set about to build against those far- | unbom emergencies. i a director” of assatt ons and thos¢ 3 Thousands. { en Dictator to 3 Cassatt who had a ya plier in the place, it Is t ho can have tt, t he will not te er say he does not Rement of the | thirgs. In one man wi ta man of sive, type ts Amself one of 1 rica, He had made mia the greatest rall Cassatt bad made richest men in of the Penn road system. i to make it the finest. ful, the mode! road o! he got through with have moulded ¢ stors will he on of @ prewi. | uneral of M 1 STrangements | RR-AT -Y Eixabeh Wi |\LOCOMOTIVES ON © | Pearsons Wega xine PENNSYLVANIA ALL AD MSL AVS ADS F4K ST AICXIIICP: TE CasSOLL FORA Pail SAT-G CPL FOV PEO SOS PIAGIZINC. DRAPED IN BLACK.!' Lt & 3. U & 1:08 His Health Was Rugged. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 29.—Arrange- Men felt /that)he had it ‘in him compass the undertaking. He waa st tm the prime of life. His co: reemed td be compu y fivre of bls own oaken the metal of his end. the teugh warp of It seemed as though b t avure of the p give looked god for ten 4 [won Cassatt, Pre anfa Railroad, Samue)] Rea STOCKS AUN OFF WN BRISK MARKET. clear sity and rebating and among Cassatt's trus Zhe whole countr: evil ghings’ w will be rounds of. the wir | Chureh of th made In Protestant Redeemer e in the office of tb Episcipal the custom of popping Reading, Canadian Paci 1ecoe gy fom mates, und ce 5 a were issued aa ler no clrcums en ner } executive Ute once fic be halted on the ey of Sreat Northern Su funeral. the fruits of victory turned to bitter Most. sloes. He had ¢: Grew Weaker Gradually. From the time of Cate! Cassatt's fatal { ta death ‘blow, i CHAMPION FENCER. [> soas OF FRANCE 1S HERE 2-2 constantly months he day by day: ind Union ‘Trac quickened Wet oe ae shave M._ Merignac_Is_on Way to} trend of’ prices was aut Killed him, ‘wats but Casay The regular. CHANGE OF CONTROL WABRONO AK Mexico to Meet Swords- man in Bouts. M. Merignac, champion plead od oie heed poor tere Te was [announced (o-day tnnt the eon Sem. j ‘ HS amship La Lorraine. of thi interest in the Mechanica and Whoever he shall be, this.man mudt sine. ‘The swordsman's dally do Bank, which has heretofore be a Pennsylvanian. The charter 4¢ the company reauires that. Ani those who may be jconsidered periously for the place, five fnen are named, and | Thomas and his ht to David ‘ne Union Ban do by, Bi 8, had been ja: prealderit of ia foll mate ‘were an unusual da the deck. the passengers crowding around and applauding each point or mo la decline of some pokiyn, and Borough of | New York, from the City of | } on perience. Ho js able; and those who nv-A final qu 7 know him best are convinced of the United J tw not less sincere than he 1s ag tana, and her | ava. : ! i the pass | ; = Pe nROr Was Mrs. ane President Cassatt picked out “air. | Scns {notes eee incr of Mire depert- | than Straws, Mra. xdi to | pier Mrs. Clar’c sald that she was going. to spend @e winter with her husband » Washington and return next: spring to Paris, which city has been her domi: | 42 cle for the last two’ years. Mra. Clark | 3% formersy the Ward) of © Sonator| Ans Eee for head of the traMc Straus iwas on tho tea being the man best fi carry out stricUy Wie new po honesty and falr dealing in the manage- ment o€ the company, | Rea Has Strong Claims. Samuel Rea, Third Vice-President, of an ad strong call on the ‘presidency. | jn the sto was the inna infortped quarters it ts belleved of note reported by ne | was t stowaway yy. 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