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s e i & ' i Ree the pug expective) int’ and 'C, W. Moree acc Have Same Address. iiiam © 1 t wa Aided Three Other Bankers to fn any ained The “Wir rve brokers that handled accounts for the | fdn't think Shel Reorganize Company at eat Ml you discuss the matter { ‘ aia T will not,” sald Morse. "Mr. Stim- relatos in your! my determination not to talk a ans wot winee ye, ADMIRAL TOGO HOST United States District- Attorney Stim-} ‘ xt seen, Mr, Stimson halls Elihu Root's matter f of th George R. Shel treasurer National Republl tively denied that he in any of the Charles W. can ice pools, which are process of dissection Hough in tho United States Court. Mr. | the Sheldon admitted tha he was ¢ nected at one ti test n Committee, p ever participated Morse Amert- | now law of- - | whore leading officers he 1s now prose- ~} outing for offenses sald to have heen | tion of the American Ice Co., but snys | committed part while he served) TOKIO, Oct. 21.—Two o luneh- | he never held a share stock in| them 4 Je Admiral Togo’s ma t gar. any Morse pool, recetved a orter, “that |den party, a dinner giver remier Katsura 1a ball at his of profit from a pool, and knew nothing | yr. about the pool mantpulations. ligaarinv “In 195," said Mr. Sheldon, “Charles | pool, which T. Barney, then P: erbocker Trust Compa and asked me if I organizing the Am 1 consented. work were of Edward § Bourne, of the ( Oakleigh Thorne, ie men who at Ice Trust | engaged in| innumerable forms | American battleship fleet to-day died by ‘matched sales, | The garden fete at whict my loans?’ > far as I know, said Mr. Stimson. through ‘dum- it 18 absoutely elaborate funct heldon as a wit- | in Tokio. . Gug- lof the Shinjiku Imperial ae |whtch are the property of the him when we|press, and which comprise about Mr. Sheldon |acres of lawn, broken by woods President of Trust Company of America, and Fred- the erick Hldridge, Vice-President of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. Paid Up Back Dividends. “We constituted the reorganization committee, of which Mr. Bourne was chairman. We paid up all the back diy- pool?" The only thing | of the park at Versailies. name {s the fact, which | The tnvitations numbered 1,509, of t we have alre fam C. Sheldon & Co., street, were one of the many firme of every walk in life. Millinery Dept. Smart Tailored Hats, Newest Shapes. Value $8.50 to $10.00.. Trimmed Hats, in large effects. Value $15.00. Special......... Bonwit, Harris & Co. Broadway and 5th Av., Cor. 2ist St., Offer Exceptional Values for Thursday and Friday, October 22d and 23d. Fancy Worsted Suits. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SIZES, Plain tailored models, new gored skirts, superior satin linings; Value $30!005./1.. 4). 011 c 9 19.75 Ladies’ New Model Suits. MAN TAILORED. ct styles; long and short S$; materials of broadcloth, es, Value $40.00........ and di ew gored sh » fancy mixtur 27.50 | Suits for Small Women and Misses. SIZES 14, 16, 18 or 34, 36, 38, ble material; Two and three pieci | guaranteed linings. 19.75 | Satin Princess Dresses. Skirt Special. CHIFFON BROADCLOTH. d "5 8.90 | 70 FLEET OFFICERS were the principal features among the of lavish entertain- sing and which was largely han-| Ment offered the officers and men of the Admiral Togo was host was one of the most ne of ite kind ever seen It was held in the grounds Gardens, Em- 1,000 and replied the| water and with vistas equalling those | and iy brought out, that Will- | the guests Included all the American of- of No. 2 Wall] cers of higher rank and Japanese from NING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1908. Craujord 0. 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