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pities on every sideBut dont you read said the via

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Chicago July 29The IllinoisCentral Railroad company wasdubbed the Santa Claus of the carrepair Christmas tree In todaybesslon of the graft investigation be-

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Master in Chancery Koaewell

I ILMasonChristmas was every day In the

year for the stockholders of the carrnpalr companies and certain high

officials of the railroad who were

participants In the graftMore than f 1500000 of the rail

roads cash Is said to have gone Intothe pockets of the plotters In theyears of 1907 and 1908 Details ofthe methods used are now beingspread upon the court records forthe first time It was as one of theplatters Who has reformed put It todan easier than taking candymoney from a threeyear kiddIe

The names of all Involved In theIllinois Centrals graft have not yetcome out In the proceeding beforeMaster Mason but Ira Q Rawn whoduring the Christmas period wasvice president In charge of opera ¬

tion was mentioned yesterday byHarold A Sims former superIntend-ent

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of the Memphis Car companyMr Rown furnished the tar companywith the schedule of lumber priceswhich would be allowed In figuringcar repair work

Frank Iklmont ItcfonnsAfter the first ills oii at the car

repair frauds Mr Uawn resignedand later became president of theMorton railroad He died last weekat his summer homo In WJnnetkdfrom a wound alleged to be selfinflicted

Frank W Delmont who as chiefclerk of the Memphis Car companymade out most of the padded billsby which the Illinois Central claimsto have been defrauded out of atleast 800004 was the most illumi ¬

nating witness called today lie toldof standing orders to raise all bills

to the limit regardleis of theamount of work done on a car Hetold of billing cars that were neverVon Inside the shops and of collectIns full rates for mistakes in billmaking

Belmont Is a sharpfaced little fel-

T who foundt his consciencewhen he lost his job with tho Mem-phis works He is now employed bythe Illinois Central He told of thefrauds which he perpetrated on hspresent employers with a smilingface and chuckled gleefullp at someof the more daring coups In graft

Graft Wax the littlelie testified that he worked direct

ly under the orders of E H Wardsecretary of the Memphis Car com-pany

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and that his billing instruct-ions were to come clthe fully oras near as possible to the limit thatwas set on car repairs Irrespectiveof the repairs that actually went Intothe cars

I have taken a car on which 16worth of work was actually doneand rendered a bill for 326 or3o he said with somethingke professional pride

That was getting It up to thfmlt suggested Attorney A W

Bras who was examining for theIMroIs Central

It sure was sir answered thewitness Instead of putting on allthe traffic would bear we put on allthe ear would bear

Was this adding to the bills theexception asked the railroad at ¬

torneyThegoodlaughThe exception Dices you no It

was the rule The only exceptionwas when 1 let a car go through light

Ire as not to attract too much atten ¬

tion to the big bills-Inspectors Dismissed1

throughlightWhen I had say 40 bills Id puttwotgoDolmontTheJlllnol8CthehillstheydidntCrabtree refused to sign some

bills before I completed thorn an-other

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man took his place was theprompt answer

The wltnen said that ho froqupntly made out bills for cars thathad not yet been repaired If thocompany needed money ho wouldslightnxlnglimit

Who told you to do titleMr Ward the secretary of the

companyWhy T

Wasnt I working for the com-pany

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Belmont demanded with asnicker

I C People FixedDidnt you fear trouble would

followWellI asked Olr Ward about It

once admitted Belmont I askedIf there wouldnt be trouble Hosaid No i go the limit as often asyou like the I C people arefixed

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terrible dragglng sensationsextreme nervouS-ness and that allgone feeling In mystomach I hailgiven up hope ofever being wellwhen I began to-

takeLydiaEPlnkhams VegetableCompound ThenI fo t as thoughnow lIfo had been

given me and I am recommending Itto nil my friends3IrsW S FonD2207 W Franklin St Baltimore Ill

Tho most successful remedy In thiscountry for tho cure ot nil forms ut

llnk1Iamsmore widely stint successfully used thanany other femalo remedy It has curedthousands of women who havo beentroubled with displacements inflam ¬

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periodic pains backachethat bearingdown feeling tlatulencyIndigestion mid nervous prostrationafter nil other means had failed

If you are suffering from any of theseailments dont give up hope until youhave given Lydia E P5n tams Vegetable Compound trial

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bill rendered the Illinois Central Inthe six mouths you were bill clerkfor the Memphis Car company waspadded asked Attorney Biggssolemnly

I do ro swear testified Belmontwithout a quiver

It developed that even the em¬

ployes of the car company werebuncoed The company wanted

tho men to believe they wero beingpaid by the piece Instead of by thehour yet It wanted to pay by theHour Belmont tats new theyworked it

We figured on ptylng themabout 28 cents an h don tho aver-age ho said One week we wouldpay them 29 Vi cents The next week

2iS cents That say a man neverKnew bow much was coming to himthough wo kept ofole cbeck on hint4nd he worked faster and harder

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Nothing but tho trnbks laughedthe witness When I tame to MomphW we were charging flvo gallons ofpaint to a fat car Thu work raalljrequired two fialloue After 31fWard made n little trip to Chicagoto tojd me to charge ten gallonsThe charge was never5 questioned

Then came the tale or Olr Delmonts acmo In graft

I billed a car In error ono dayTho amount was nearly + HOO and Iput down tho wrong ear number 1Idid not notice It untill I had mailed

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SeparatorOver 1200000 In useThere never was a bettertime to make this mostnecessary and profitable ofall dairy Investments withone cow or ono hundredthan NOW Why purchaseIMITATIONS when youcan get tho READ TIlINGAll other Separators arebut Imitations of the DoLaval We guarantee thoDe Laval Separator to dobetter work skim closerto bo easier run as well ascleaner than any otherSeparator on tho market

A De Laval may bobought on such terms asto pay for Itself Whynot try one now for yourjj

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the bill I told Mr Ward about ItHe said to let the error go but to

I1bo sure to make out a bill for theright number Both bills were

paidAndyou quit at Christmas

BlggfJust Christmas laughedtho witness

1 Harold A Sims farmer wipcrlntcndcnt of tho Memphis plant di-

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Involved certain unnamed Illi ¬

note Central officialsI high officials or the Illinois central ho testified wore InterestedIn tho car repairing plants Theyentered Into an agreement to dividetho profits grafted from the railroadTheso profits amounted to as muchas 40 per cent of the total amountpaid by the railroad company

i Sims said he had received fiveshares of tho SOO shares of stockIssued by tho Memphis Car companywhen It was organized Ho told ofbeing In on the organization oftho BarksdaleKcllogg1 Lumber companyv from which tho car shops gotlumber cheaper than tho schedule oftho Illinois Central The railroadwas charged full price

I Tho first moon wo split on tholumber deal was 1000 each allexcept Mr Taylor who only got

500 testified Sims I told himthey were holding out on him butI dont know what ho did about It

Doctonxl All CaneAll was grist that came to thoSimiIthornLeven ¬matItsrnot sure about tho percentage but

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and all the easy graftIcompany wero nwny changing injsalary they wore cutting my expenso money and they failed tto SlAY

tho right dividends on stock hedeclared I determined to get outand go Into business myself 1 snot

King of tho llllnote Central11S street and said to him

Theyre not treating me right I

dont want to expose my friend but1 do want Justice I think ho auntJ Mi Taylor to me and Taylor as

Isuued me that Id get all that woecoming to mo

I The third witness of the day wasBenjamin Richard Sims who washead bookkeeper for the MemphisCar company at 100 per monthwithout any Kraft on1 the tide HeIs now working for the Illinois Con ¬

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lie sawtflo way things were goingat the Memphis shops and not wtehlag to bo double crossed kept nduplicate set of books for his own

1 protection Theso books are nowIIin the possession of the Illinois Central and shore that tho net profits otthe Memphis tar company In thefirst six months at Its operation re-

HlHC not Including ri specialdividend of 1C000 which was

largelexpenseconcern The company was capital ¬totalfassets 173000 at tho end of the

tnrst half yearI Henry C 09ter ann the formerIllinois Central Conductor who or

jgnnlzed the Memphisl Car companyand became Jttf president was not attho hearing today but will be calledlater It was said It was Oitormsnns lavish expenditure of moneythat first attracted the attention ofPresident Hnrohan of me railroadto the probability of car repair graft

The hearing will bo continued at10 oclock tomorrow morning

Wo are aiming tho Memphis Oarcompany In this case for the rettltutlon Of 300000 graft sakl Attornoy Biggs at the clout of the hear ¬

lug todayJ From the disclosures of witf noiBos wo may have to sue for more

before we are throughtI

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LouUrUIe Ky July 9Tho ropotpts of catUij ware SS headthe four days tlHu week 1433 headOnly a tow of the local butchnro andtraders prtwoat ou tho yard thismornJnt thntr demands limited andtime market ruled quiet and with littie change In valuM or conditionsThom was some demand for ibe dosizable hardy wolghl butcher cattleat steady price medium and com¬

mon and draggy especially thegrany halffat 900 to 1100 poundMndit Fair request for oboicc prlnrastockers and elders and commonInferior kinds not wanted Goodbulls bout steady common bulls andcannon dull Much cows steady Xoprime heavy dipping cnttl herefeeling about steady

CutletTho receipts wvro 87 head for

tho week thus tf GGtltITbemarket ruled aboulkcadyT Hulk ofthe bqst f74C 8c Salt fancy lightcalves higher Medium697tjc

aatJcJIduKHoHogs The receipts ware 979 head

for tho week thus far 2763 hoodThe market opened fc higher n aUgrade Selected heavy hogs 200pounds and up 870 medium 1C8

to 200 pounds S9 light 90 fo 1GSUOjL=HOM Mango Pills

A new discovery that bus explodedtho destructive local theory oftreating dog mango Given Internal-ly

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No trouble and no nasty remedyto apply Promptly kills mangogerm yet Ile positively nonpoison-ous Guaranteed to cure or moneyrefunded Price j0c per box nowVonnafugo removes tho worms andkeeps dog healthy Prlco jOe RowGerm Lotion UHs fleas lice chickenmites etc Sold In Paducah by S HIVInstcnd W J Gilbert and Lang3ros Mall orders promptly filled

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terday and the fresh run today madequite a liberal supply The marketwas late and stow in opening atabout lIe lower on top lambs Primelambs GUGGo Ptconda DCCVioculls 3Vi a 4c Fair domaiulfor

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The nrrt sale was hold at the CentiJti110 At price ningflllC 1tram U to U

The Farmers haute roppiicd lUhogsheads of burley at GC <> to +

H7Tho State house rejxrtoO 21 hagea

heeds of Lurksy at 060 to 1770-lUckctt houses old 3 hogsheads of

burley at U to 1226 33 tressReads dark at C to 9

Kentucky houses old 1C hogsheadsdark at C30 to 7CO 2 rojiotlons

Ninth ctrcvt house sold 20 hogs-heads dark at 410 to 1175 3 reoJecUonn

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