The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1908, Page 5

erences -_- eo Ooo EEOEOEOE_EE_E_E_EE EEE Eo Viaends in @ per cent. bonds, which after sold up to %, To prove that our! Mo: h ber crowd, ‘Thy recor Sheldon & © called respective) Moree SHELDON DENIES ANY INTEREST IN 2 IE TRUST POOLS = Aided Three Other trie account’ and 'C, W. Have Same Addre: Mr. Stimson sald he didn’t think 3 don and William ©. Shel maon the reporter to Morse Stimson says George R r figured tn any xplained The WI you disc Bankers to |t reporte Reorganize Company at LAGI it ed parlor mag eee H Ronn nt T will not” sata M. Morse’s Request. hy that George Re Shel-| gong denials or aftirma 2 ny determination not s law of. as counsel the tional Bank of North America, - | whose leading officera he 1s now prore- | cuting for offenses sald to have been| committed in part while he served them as consulting lawyer. | George R. Sheldon, treaeurer of the | the National Republican Committee, pos! ADMIRAL TOGO HOST tively denied that } r particlpated | in any of the Charles W. Morso Amer!- | tim- | | can ice pools, which are undergoing t n hails 10 FLEET OFFIGERS process of dissection before Judge Hough in the United States Court. Mr. | Sheldon admitted that he was con nected at one time with the reorganiz tion of the Americ but says he never held a s' stock in any Morse pool, never 2 a penny of profit from a pool, and knew nothing | wr. g about the pool manf "In 1905," sald ™ 'T. Barney, then erbocker 7 and asked me if I would ass! organizing the Americam Ice Company, I consented. Associated with me in the | gq) work were four bankers—Lanman Bull, )KIO, Oct. 21—Two o ec Admiral Togo'’s mag reporter, “that {den party, a dinner given by Premier | of the men who| Katsura and a ball at his residence ce ‘Trust | were the principal features among the innumerable forms of lavish entertain- ment offered the officers and men of the American battleship fleet to-day The garden fete at which Admiral {t 18 absoutely | TOKO Was host was one of the most elaborate functions of ite kind ever seen in Tokio. It was held in the grounds Gardens, was one engaged tn | was largely han- ,) through ‘dum- far as I know, r. Stimson. Sheldon as a wit- of Edward Co.; John 1 Schwab, Gug-|of the Shinjiku Imperial Bourne, of the Trust Company; | ers? which are the property of the Em- Oakleigh Thorne, President of the when we|press, and which comprise about 1,000 Trust Company of America, and Fred- tT. Sheldon acres of lawn, broken by woode and erick Bldridge, Vice-President of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, Pald Up Back Dividends. “We constituted the reorganization committee, of which Mr. Bourne was chairman. We paid up all the back diy- replied the) water and with vistas equalling those | The only thing | of the park at Versalilies. e 1s the fact, which| The tnvitations numbered 1,600, and ought out, that Will-| the guests Included all the American of- nn & Co., of No. 2 Wall | pcers of higher rank and Japanese from 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...... soon ves ODO Trimmed Hats, in large effects. Value $15.00. Special....... gagdo0000000 10.00 Bonwit, Harris & Co. Broadway and 5th Av. Cor. 2ist St. Offer Exceptional Values for Thursday and Friday, October 22d and 23d. Fancy Worsted Suits. 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