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vat from General Sakharoff, announcing a series of. outposts fights in the Tental SIs- trict. whtth It has been supposed had been entirely evacuated by the Russians. The inference drawn from General Sak-haroff's report by military experts here is that Oyama'a main adrsnce has either been delayed or Intercepted and that the Japanese are now for the first time la the war on the defensive tn the vicinity of the Tental Reports from Mukden declare that the situation has changed completely and that the Japanese hare abandoned their offensive tactics for the present and are fortifying atrong defensive positions northwest of the Yental Karopatkla Takee Offeaaltre. The activity of General Sakharoff's division has only one meaning to authorities on the war here that General Kuropatkln has taken advantage ot the apathy shown by Field Marshal Oyama and has taken the offensive In certain parts of the field of operations.

His object, it Is believed. Is to harass the Japanese by swift cavalry attacks and de-May the advance as long as possible. Absolutely no news is available regarding the operations on the left flank of the Russian army. It is reported from St. Petersburg that Important dispatches have been cent to the Csar at Odessa, and that it is believed these have reference to the operations on the left flank.

The delay in the resumption of aggressive action by Oyama Is explained in a dispatch from Mukden as due to the imperative necessity of making good the heavy losses which -the- Japanese suffered at Llao Tang. There Is also said to have been great delay in bringing up stores and munitions. Re-enforcements of fresh troops are being constantly added to the Russian army at Llao Tang. Enormous quantities of stores are also arriving, according to reports from Mukden. This tends to dispel the belief that Kuropatkln was preparing to abandon and remove the bulk of his troops to north.

JAPANESE RAILROAD OFFICIAL I SAYS WAR WILL WORK GOOD that the war with Russia will leave com-ircial and industrial interests ot Japan in better condition than before hostilities nmenced is the belief of S. Ida of Kobe, tan. who is a guest st the Auditorium An-. He also declared that the railroads ot the United States and of England and their methods of operation are inferior to those of Japan. Mr.

Ida is an official of the Sanyo Railway company, a private corporation, operating some 400 miles- between Kobe and along the inland sea. He. is making a tour of Europe and the United States, studying the various great railroads and their oper- ating methods. "While all building and other industries bearing on the future are at a standstill during the present war with Russia." said Mr. Ida, "there Is a firm feeling among capitalists that when the war is over Jspan will experience the greatest commercial boom of Its history." PAYNE FIGjm FOR LIFE SPECIALISTS AT POSTMASTER GENERAL'S BEDSIDE.

Patient Uitli1ly InproTed. Ilrart Actlonvt'ontlnnen Vent aVt 6vsc si Grenf Alarm. SpetfUl Dispatch to The Ioitrttoan. ersity, was today sum-tin from Baltimore. He 6 immedlatielJrToTlowed.

said tbdt thefpoVtoas-ion is verycritfeal! bu: that lie jrw'itbQrjff pull Alarn. following bulletin was The Postmaster Gen-coniinues to be serious, nking spells during the 'ever, he has responded is signed by the three including Dr. Osier, to Baltimore this evea-rould be back tomorrow action Is still feeble -at alarm. The attack as neen very severe, beginning night before sst and continuing yesterday, last night, and oday. The greatest trouble experienced has een to get Mr.

Payne to take nourishment nd retain it on his stomach. There is dan-er. it is said, ot his starving to death in his reeent weakened condition. The heart ouble Is a new development of his recent loess. Rested Well Last Xtajht.

Mr. Payne fell asleep about 8 o'clock this renins and an hour and a halt later was reported as still resting quietly. The phy- ans gather aome encouragement from this and It was announced that unlets some xpected developments should occur no bulletins would be issued during the bt. resident Roosevelt called twice at the lug ton hotel. He Is kept constantly ad- td of Mr.

Payne's condition. ME DAUGHTERS OF KING -OPPOSE WORK IN CHINA After Considerable Dlaeaaslea, Hon. ever. It la. neeldeel to Retain MIs-sisasry la That Field.

NEW HAVEX. Sept. 30. The discussion of the Chinese missionary occupied a considerable portion of the attention of the delegates to the Daughters of the King convention today. There was a difference of opinion a to whether or not the Daugh- ters should continue to support a missionary in China.

The fund used for the purpose Is very small, and a number of delegates contended that they were usurping the duties of the of the board of missions. A vote however, showed that a i In favor of continuing the Daugh- v. I fe. An ad- ory and II. were of the i the i Urcthfniw Amng the 'r elected are: Jamea Courtney Barber ot Chlcjfc- -a I council eling and Farster Killed la Rifle Practice, i Rpeclal Dispatch to Tbs Inter Ox-can.

HARVARD. 111.. Sept. 30. While engaged jn rifle practice last evening John Hayden.

a farmer, living five miles from this city, 'accidentally shot and killed himself. He was 33 years of age. $3.00 ST. LOUIS AND RETURN For Chicago Day at tha Fair. The Wabash will sell coach tickets (good only in coaches or chair cars) from Chicago -as above, Oct.

and 7, good to return nntil th Inclusive. All Wabash trains pass 'the World's Fair grounds and stop at tha main entrance- Ticket office, 97 Adams street. This Store ls Opn Saturdays) Till P. M- nssasn ana maaison. Men's Faultlessly Tailored Su its Overcoats The fine pants which most readily appeal to the discerning eye of the critic are present in an unapproachable degree in every detail of our smart, correctly fashioned Fall Suits and Overcoats for street and dress wear.

No Clothing Fits Like Ours." 45.000 JAPANESE IS LONG SIEGE'S COST Statistics of Dead and Wounded Show Appalling Loss to General Nogi's Army in Vain Attacks. Special Cable Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. ST. PETERSBURG. Sept.

30. An entirely new and brighter aspect has been given to the condition of affairs at Port Arthur by the receipt of official news from the Russian consulate at Chefoo saying that every assault made by he Japanese from Sept. 20 to Sept. 26 was successfully beaten otT by General Stoessel's troops. The desperate anxiety which has been felt her for the past week has been completely, set at rest, and the prediction is confidently made by members ot the general staff that the fortress can almost certainly hold out until the beginning of the year if not longer.

Authentic Information which has reached the War Office estimates the Japanese losses In front ot Port Arthur since the beginning of the siege at 45.000 in killed and wounded. These figures are indicative of the desperate nature of the attempt made by General Nogl to reduce the fortress before the advent ot the winter season. Japanese I.oaa Appallinar. According to authoritative information from Chefoo the Japanese loss in the last assualts which have been made on the fortress have been appalling. The story of each individual attack Is the same a reckless and daring advance right up to the Russian positions, and a retreat under the terrific shell Are from the large forts.

While the Japanese losses In the siege have been enormous, it is believed by tbe general staff that the losses In the fortress have been comparatively slight. No ot-ficial estimate of the fatalities among General Stoessel's troops has been given out. but it is understood that they comprise only a very small traction of the terrific loss inflicted on General Nogi's army. The authorities at the War Office discredit the report from Chefoo that the Japanese have captured any of the main forts at Port Arthur. It is believed here that all the moreim- num i uarirur.

it miunii mni eeri Russians have attempted to leave Port Arthur and have' been captured and held as prisoners by the Japanese. A report from Chefoo today says that a Japanese torpedo-boat destroyer at midnight last night landed near Chefoo eigtheen coolies whom the Japanese had taken from a Junk which was attempting to run the blockade and carry mail from Port Arthur. The captured Junk was burned. The Chinese say that two Russians, disguised as kept prisoners on the destroyer and that two Chinese probably perished In the flames of the burning Junk. Chinese who left Port Arthur Sept.

27 say that the last assault was the old story over again, the Japanese intrepidly entering the Russian positions, but being unable to remain In face of the terrific shell Are. DIES WHJLEJjlHL PLEADS THIRD RESPITE FOR WIFE MURDERER IS REFUSED. Unaailowakl Hanged While Maiden Is Trying; to ladaee Actlnn; Governor JCortheott to Interfere. Frank Lewandowskl, who murdered his wife last February while she was sleeping In her bed, died yesterday on the gallows at the county Jail, while a pretty young girl was in Springfield pleading vainly with Acting Governor Northcott for tha murderer's life. Lewandowski went to the scaffold without emotion, and appeared resigned to meet his fate.

The trap was sprung at 10:81 o'clock, acd at 10:34 be was pronounced dead. Sheriff Barrett. Chief Deputy Sheriff Peters, Jailer Whitman. Father Zapato of St. Stanislaus' church.

Father O'Brien of Holy Name cathedral, and eight deputy sheriffs formed the escort to tbe gallows. titrl Pleaded In Vain. The girl who was in Springfield pleading that the condemned man be given a respite was Anna Wyesotkowska, who represented the Polish society of Chicago. The acting Governor refused to Interfere In Governor Yates' absence from the state. Lwandow-skl had already been given Jwo respites, the second expiring yesterday, when he was executed.

Lewandowski passed a quiet night' in the death cell art the county the night before he was to meet his death. He retired kneeling by -hla cot and repeating his prayers. At midnight be awoke and announced that he was hungry and that he wanted eggs and coffee. After he had finished his meal he prayed a gain, and then went to sleep. Ate More At 5:30 he awoke again and asked for more eggs and coffee.

Then ha prayed for a short time and again retired. When the death warrant was read to the condemned man. be ssid: "I go to my death washed ot my sin. I know I am forgiven, and I meet deth bravely." Lewandowsk! never faltered in bis march to the gallows, and there, was a calm-expression on his bearded face when he mount ed' the gallows. He died with scarcely a struggle.

The scaffold on which Iewandowski met his death baa been used for the last thirty-five executions at the county Jail. Thirty Ilatel-Keepers lndleted. Ppecia! DiHpetcb to The Inter Ocean. WACKEQAN. 111..

Sept. 30. The McHenry county grand Jury this week found numerous Indictments against hotel-keepers la tbe Plstskee lake section of the Fox lake resort region for selling liquor without licenses and keeping open Sucday. In all there were more than thirty indictment. GIR Men Suits in browns and all the other favored plain colors and tn ixlures.

$12. 00 to $35. 00. Mens Overcoats an unsurpassed representation, including the popular form-fitting coats. $15.00 to $35.00.

STUDENT IS DROWNED It! LAKE Body of Missing. Frances Parkhurst Found Where She Had Tallen From Rotten Pier. (Continued from First Page.) and did not attenrl her At 12:15 o'clock she was seen by Katherine Vincent, daughter of former Judge Vincent, to leave tbe school building and walk toward the lake. She was without coat or hat. and dressed in a light shirt waist, a stock, and a blue skirt.

It is thought she went to the lake and attempted to reach the end of the dilapidated pier. The pier has cross boards only In places, and a person walking to Its end must make his way on an eight inch beam, whose middle Is lined with heavy spikes. Three college men, athletic and nimble, attempted to reach the end of the structure yesterday, and two of them barely escaped falling into the water. A lame girl would have great difficulty in accomplishing the feat, and it Is thought Miss Parkhurst tripped on one of the spikes, and while trying to recover her balance looked down Into the water and was attacked by one of her dizzy spells. Without a witness to her plight, she fell Into the water and was drowned.

Often Visited Beach. Miss Parkhurst was In the habit of visiting the beach and walking out on the piers, especially a stone pier north of the one near which she was found. President Harlan Is of the opinion she fell from the stone pier and that her body was carried to tbe other one by the, undertow, but Captain Charles Carlend of the life saving station said last night that a body Is not influenced by the undertow in twelve feet of water, the depth in which she waa found, and gave It as his opinion that the girl fell into the lake where her body was- discovered. Miss Parkhurst'a absence was noted short ly after 3 o'clock. It was not until 5 o'clock that alarm was felt, however, and the search for her was then begun.

Two hundred stu-' from the lake with a long dragging rake. He had starched the same place the night before, but in the darkness and with a shorter rake his quest was unavailing: Was Brla-kt aid Happy. Miss Lilian Brinkmao. Miss Parkburst's roommate, the girl whd knew her tm8t intimately at the halli said yesterday that her companion had nerer appeared despondent or sad, and that she was not of a disposition to brood or keep silent on matters that were troubling her. Miss Frances Hughes, head of Perry Hall, denied the statement made early 1b the day that Miss Parkhurst had lired a life of her own, apart from the other students.

"She -was a bright, happy little girl." said Miss Hughes. "She mixed with the other girls, and I am sure that everybody who knew her will say she. did not take her own life. Dizziness undoubtedly caused her to fall into the lake." IMPORTED MEN LEAVE ZEIGLER. tsios Miser Past the Eid Italians From tltr.

Special THspatch to The Inter Ocean. DUQUOIN1. 111.. Sept. 30.

The ezodu3 from Zelgler is being vigorously pushed by union miners of the surrounding towns, an their efforts have been fruitful. During the first three days of the week over 100 men deserted. Today's consignment of deserters consisted of forty-five Italians, who say twenty-five more will leave tomorrow. This will practically rid the town of all Italians Imported during the past several months. About 100 men, including Laborers of all classes, are at present In Zelgler.

LJJr Every Sealed Pawkage 1 Lownoy's i Chocolate Bonbons I I I It guaranteed to be in perfect I a condition or money refunded. 1 I I A guarantee slip in each pack I I age of half-pound or more. II 1 I Th Lc woy Pmckmf are Pall Wlgbt 1 tk Stud forth Lotnuy Rtctipt Boat. I VVaKer M. Lowney Co 1 I BOSTON, MASS.

'Jf. 1 LOST i. x. Daily 3 3 KINGS ZZJEZ THE7 I yar go 8.25 173 1 1-60 Ta.lv fnot Inclndtne- Enniivl 1 Dally (not Including Sunday). 8 Dally (not Includlnc Sunday).

6 Dally (not Includlnc Sunday). 8 months. Daily (not including Sunday). Sunday only, I year Sunday only. 6 months Weakly.

1 4 0O 8 00 2.00 1.26 1 00 I SO 1.25 1.00 (EDO BURY RIGHT PIANO sPEGifiL poize mmw The nearest correct estimate K-' "I received or mailed before mwmm 8 Conorer Cabinet Orand Upright Pianos 10 Klnrftbury Upright. Pianos- I ,20 Apelo Piano Players- 20 Chlcatcp Cottage Organs CO Ora.nd Rapids Sectional Book, :0 Krrttaoo stores and Ranges 80 VJoIlnS Oultars, Mandolins and IMPORTANT STATISTICS L-3 0M I I I AT THE CABLE COM PANY, WABASH AVE. JACKSON BLVD. Two prize on one guess are what you have chance to win if you act at once. In addition to the Special Prize you have an equal chance, at the rest.

5,000 PRIZES FREE-VALUE HERE IS A SUUHARTT OF THE PRIZES i Itt Prlzi A tTInton Touring Car (1934 modal) -Yalua 2d Prlza A Mason Hamlin Grand Piano Yalua 3d Prize Cotiovir Grand Piano Value SO Solid, Oold, Oold Pilled, Enameled and Jeweled flle'i and Women's Watches 100 Columbia Qrapophones 70 Al Vista Panoramic 300 Pieces Heary Quadruple Plate Silverware. IOO Oem Safety Razors IOO Moore's Fountain Pens 1,000 Volumes' "Theodore Rooserelt" 1,000 Volumes "Hodgson's American 1,000 Volumes "Stephen C. Foster's Song Album" l.OOO Song. and Music S2.503 1,200 1,000 Vala. $4,200 3.S00 6,000 2,100, 1,600 1.90 1,300 2,500 1,500 2,600 2,500 1,250 350 250 1,500 1,000 50O 500 ,000 For full description of 5,000 handsome, prizes took for the pnzo announcement ot the contest in next Sundsr's paper.

CONDITIONS OP THIS GREAT CONTEST. Tula oatat la based on tba total ete te be east for tbe office of President of the tatted State, aad will eloae at asldala-ht. November Tta, 104. Tbe official fisjares of the vevernaaeat will teranla the res a It. aad the prlsea will bo awarded by a eoasnaltteo of dlslaterested ad area.

Batlasatora will receive a certificate for each estlasate. and tbeao will entitle tho holders to such prlsea as they nsay vrla. When the eeateat la decided each estlaaator will, receive a striated list of the aaeeessfal estlaaators. HOW TO MAKE AN ESTIMATE. It costs yea notblnaT to be eatltled to participate.

Tost par only tbo rearnlar price of tbe paper aad yea sret free a ehaaee to wis oao or snore of tho B.OOO handsome aad vslssbl prlsea. Yoa aro entitled to one a-aeaa for eaeb tweaty-flwo oeata paid oa an ascription aoooaat. provided remlttaaeo aad sa ascription aro forwarded together, bat no eatlmato will bo allowed oa a remlttaaeo ot leas tbaa oao dollar. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Tbeao ft.OOO prlaoa, wal aed at S40.000, aro all tbo finest of tbelr kind to te obtained is tho market, and their oaallty la sraaranteed by tbo well kaowa flrma from which they were parebaaed.

They will he distributed to tbe wlaaera oa tho absslsts merit of tbelr eatlmatea by tbe Central Press Association of Chicago. Ia eaaoof a tie for any Individual prise ft will bo awarded Jointly. Partlel- natloa la this contest la not confined to oar readers, as the eoalest belasr -advertised aamber of other pnblleattene tbe anb-. aerlbera to all of which havo aa oejaal opportaalty to abaro la tbo distribution of tbo prises. THE INTER OCXAN SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN CHIC A OO and other cities where paper la delivered by.

carrier: Dally and Sunday. I 00 Dally and Sunday. 8 month. Dally and Sunday. 6 Daily and Sunday.

8 months Dally and Sunday, 2 months rjailv not Ineludlne Aundav) -1 vesr Dally Dally Dally tnoi ineiuams Kunsyi. iminmi. inot suaosyi, a monins. not Including Sunday). 8 months, not InclucMnc Sunday).

2 month. Pally and Sunday. uaiiy and Sundav. Daily and Sunday, laiiy ana Sunday BT MAIL. 6.78 4 50 226 1 60 6.00 4.

SO 8.00 1.50 1.00 VOTE IN OTHER TEARS. Th TOTAL POPULAR VOTE for PresldM In the year 184 4.024. TM 18ft wsa.e 3.724.eH6..lncresss of 42 28 per eett 1872 6.4M.lA.1..lncra of 12.84 per cent 176 wit. 8. 4 12.

733.. increase of 30.10 per cent 8.20l.406..lnors of 8.47 percent 1A4 10.044.885. of 8.07 percent 188 11.380. 860.. increase of 18 80 percent 182 of 0 .86 percent 106 13.873.102.

bt 15:43 percent 1900 Increase of ,26 par cent CENSUS -FIGURES. Cltlxsns of the Territories, ths District of Columbia, Hawaii, the Philippines. Porto Rloo. and Alaska do not have a vote. The total population of the United State (not Includlnc Territories, th District of Columbia.

Hawaii, th Philippines, and Alaska) la the r'ear 0 waa 48.871.840 lf0 62.116.811 19O0 ws .74 444 1003 was (estimated) 78.285.446 SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. (Cat this eat aad fill la earelally.) Inclosed find to apply oa aabaerlptloa ao-eeaat. This amonnt la 1st pay-meat for The. 8tats whether Daily. Sunday.

Weekly) lata Oaeaa Ham Pi i My estimates of Total Vots te be east oa ot. $. 1804. for th offlce President srsi tOOclal Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT TRAVr-LERS- LIFE INSURANCE COM. KArLJ of Hartford.

In tha atate at Connecticut, on th lt oar of I.mbr lttrtS. mad te tha tn-l 1 to auua ot IlUnoU. ti capital; purely itinfoat Book value of rea estate oar Bad br company Morts-aa loans on tul astate Loans secured br plods of bonds. locks, or othr .....77. Loans mad to policy Badr oa oobs- Danivs' Premium Dotee on polletos la Oross assets NONLRIOTER ASSETS.

Interest and rents due and accrued Market value of real estate and bonds aad stocks over book value Net amount of uncollected and deferred premiums Bills recelvsble $870.00 Acents' debit balances Total Total admitted assets 1 I4UII.1TIK9 Paid for losses and matured endowments Annuities Involving life contingencies Premium, notes, voided by Surrender values paid and Dividends paid and applied Paid for claim on supplementary contract, not In vol vina lit contlnaen-ciee Paid stockholders fat Interest Commissions, salary, orther agency expense Salaries and other compensation of of-Oeera and office employes Rent, advertlsinc. orintina. furniture, etc Lea-al expense. Insurance department taxes, snd fees. Tsxe.

repairs, and expenses on real estste Loss oa sale or maturity of ledaer'as All Total admitted at Total liabilities New premiums etc taxes, Taxes, lUAUteJt A A iO. Renewal pranmnw Premium notes, loans, or Hens restored rn t.res and rents proflton sals or maturity of ledger assets Heslth business JJrom. other sources rspalra. and expenses on real sais'or'maVnVlVy'of'iediir" as All othsr rrw.m WO.Tt7.Sa till.KSM 7. BIO OS Book value of bond and stocks.

1T.WS.SH3 82 Cub on hand and In Aa-cota' debit 1.10 S.1J 89 1.X80.4S Tnterest and rents due and Market vala of bossts end stocks ovr tfook value r- 131.18a.8t Net amount of uncollected and d- erred Bai.02S.8T tVdllri eeenfg mnt Aaaau debit balance. Total admitted assets IliRlIITire. Net rteenr ea all outataadlna- pot tclee Present value of amounts not yt due on supplementary contract Death losses, matured endowments, and annuity claim Premiums paid In advance. Commissions, rents, taxes, Unasslaaed funds. Total INCOME.

riew rem I urns. Renewal Consideration for supplementary contracts not la vol Ins life eoa- tlnaencles Tntereat and Proflt on sal or maturity of leaser Proa other source. Total led iter assets T.2S8. TS2.140.10U00 1.702.S87.00 CT.ir.3Bl SO. 760-02 M.T10.S l.SOS.870.04 t70.4O.8S 600.32 4OS.0M.00 1.432.a7S.M 7S.S7i.58 1.181.04 Total Income S6.221.83S.8S DISBURSEMENTS.

Paid for losses and matured endow- ments $2,092,505.11 Annuities lnvolvlrui Ufs contlnsen-ele Surrender value paid ar.d applied. Paid for claims on supplementary contract set lavolvtaa llf coo-tlnaencle. Commlealons, salary, or other aarency Salarte and other compensation of officers snd office Rent, advertising, prlntlna. furniture, etc Leaal expense. Insurance department taxes, and Tsxe.

repairs, and expenses on real estate 188.p80.6S SO.8C0.81 606.265 81 an.S0.T1 S8.S83.3S B.407.T1 123.11T.40 Total 8 C. DUNHAM. President. JNO. E.

MORRIS. Secretary. Subscribed snd sworn to before me thl 26tb day of January. 1804. AS.

I- HOWARD. (Seai Notary Public (OfflcUI Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT. of th UNITED STATES LlfB COMi'AN If of New fork, la the stats ot th atst day of December. 11KW. ade to tha insurance uperinteaaent ei uie pursuant to Amount of capital paid up In cash.

ASSETS. Cook value of real estate owned by company Mortarasre loans on real Loans secured by pleda of bonds. stock, or othr Collaterals Umu mad to policy bolder oa com paniea' oolicie Premium notes on policies in Book value ot bonds snd stocks Cash on hand and In bank Bills recelvsble and attests debit bal ances 8440.000.00 8718.028.08 8.Boa.a4abO 381.26S.S8 677.798.35 76.316. tw 2.434.WJ3.0T 120.UT3.3a 11.018.24 $8.286. 183.29 $101,873.46 223.873.84 171.612.36 $11,818.24 Net reserve on all outslaadlnx rresent value oi amounts not yet due on supplementary LiaWlltle on policies canceled and not Included above Death- loss', matured endowments.

aad annuity claims. Premiums psld In advance Commissions, salary, rents, taxes, etc. Dividends and other pront due policy holders Cspital stock 1 L'naasisned funds $8,76, 133. Tt 60.202.00 .000.00 ex. 547.

00 6.318.24 16.477.21 8.693.00 440.MKI 122.648.20 Total New premiums v-. ii. Mi i ivv.j aiivaia iwi as as iriruicil -s imi wacts. not-iovol visa lit coottnsen- cles C0.2O2.O0 PremTunt notes, loans, or Hens restored l.57.itS Interest and rents 436.343.09 Profit on salepn maturity of ledjter as- ets 6.406.01 From other sources 427.hu Total Income $777,404.18 1U.2U2.31 2l.e.t.7" 179.720.35 110.U33. (Official Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT of th UNION CENTRAL LIES INSURANCE COM PANT of Cincinnati, in th stat of Ohio, oa th 31st day of December.

1803. mad to th aranc aupeHatandent of th stat ot lUlnoia, pursuant to law. Amount of capita pa.11 up In S100.000.0S Book valu of real aetata owned br Mortca- loan oa real filtni 11,004.238. 4J Lroan mad to jpoltcy-huUera on companle' policies 1.484.418.8T Premium not oa pollale la J.418.2v:l.7 Book valu of bonds 10.tMK).0 Csh on hand sad In bank S04.s3O.sl rc'vabl aad.aaenU' balance 144.232. 20 Total tedser 836,86720.10 t.

NON'LEDOEA ASSETS. ntr and rant du and accrued Sl.z44.S0S.TS "'V bonds and stocks verbook vslue T73.00 othr companies oa pol- Iclee retbsured 71. 8.000.00 fLH3cunt nU and da-Ioxxt premium B8S.lSS.lt S.OKiSt U.SUU.UV S51.3SS.09 70.740.33 60.100.93 33.801.28 83.170 83 48.124.00 11.230. 34 4tm, 76T.3W.40 toVtfiZr 10 0ta U.1. 27th (Seal.) Wit A.

ELLtOTT. Notary Pablle, (Official Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT of PennsylvsnU. on th 81st day of December 1808. road to th insurance superintendent the ststs of Jlltoolspureuant to law. ot Amount of capital paid up in cash $300.

COO. 08 ASSETS. Book valu of real estate owned by company 61 24A Kmm Mortcac loan on real astate lZu UM fZ stocks, or other collaterals Losns mad to policy holders oa companle' policies Premium notes on policies in Book -value of bonds and Cash oa hand and In bank Bills recelvsbl and aants dsblt bal 6.2CS 50 120.00S.8S 6I.6W7.U 287.840.83 46.0U5.61 ances 49.1S7.70 All other 23. 478. 74 Total lsdrr sssets NON LEDGER ASSETS.

Interest and rents due and $21,822.82 Market value of real estate and bonds snd stocks over book 251.459.17 Net amount of uncollected and deferred premiums IIT.321.80 fU othsr assets 1.63S.Q8 Oross assets Deduct sssets not admitted: Bills recelvsble $2,370.68 Asents- debit 46.787.02 i 2.148.54 Company' stock owned. 18.500.00 60.8C6.24 Net reserve oa all outstanding policies" $1,652,473.00 Present valu or amounts not yet au upplmntry contrscts Reserve on health Death losses, matured endowments. and snnuity clslms Premiums paid In advance Commissions, salary, rents, taxes, etc All other stock Uoassuxoed funds 23.363 00 $.833.00 81. KM 45 1. 8H9.ii) S.O.S7.80 62.384.16 600.000.00 24.428.84 $133,704.29 iua.oca.it 275 8S 242.9b0.68 1.672.02 6.6!e f0 1.685.89 Total Income 1.02.264.

4 pdd for tones sua matured endow- Prerolu'" set es." Voided" by is pse Surrender values psld snd r.t..n(U psld and applied $363.12.70 6.5nS. 48 46. ISO 18 943.50 Paid for clslms on supplementary con-trie's not involvln life eofeea- -tvaM mOnat e.t gaiarl and other Insurance department 47.707.80 43.839.91 SS.S9T.06 TT.T1S.48 2JW.06 T3.036 40 6.838.78 Total dlsborsements 8868.810.65 JO GEO. B. LEEPER.

Vies President. I. C. QARVERICK. Secretary.

Subscribed and sworn to befor thla 18ta 1904- WM 1 ueaact tr V' mrim not anmitiea: user mil Oroa market k-Ub. Total is AsenU' debit Total admitted assets ...833.630.327.76 K. LIABILITIES. OS amounts not yet due oa sunpiemeniary contract. irf Jr- endowments.

and annuity claims 77. Premiums paid In Comtnlsstoas. salary. rnt. taxs.

6tC. Dividend and othtr protiu du' pol- All other Capital stock linaaalfaed fusda. Total liabilities 14S.S48.0S 106.C23 05 201.8C9.48 SI. 024 84 87.71780 100.01X) oa 6. 814.433 SS .8.18.630,827.76 New tl.101.CS6 SS Renewal premiums B.476.0U6.&S Consideration for supplementary contracts-not Involving lite con- 1 tlnrencies 91 K0A OA Interest and rents 24 Prom other 4.1U2.8S DI.1HUKItKai.lll, Paid for" losses and matured endow- ments $1,784,171.47 annuities In vol vine lira coclin- SencUs Premium notes, voided by lapse Surrender value paid and Dividends paid and applied Paid for claims on supplementary1: contracts aot Involving lit ooatln- ftnein Paid stockholders for Interest or dividend v.

Commlssieas. salary, or other agency expenses Salaries and other com pensat Ion of ofTlcera and offlc smpioye Rent, advertlalnsv rural-- ture. SS.SO4.B70 21.12W 218.825. 2S 217.11)0 81 44s.8U6.lt 7.250 00 10.000.00 087,448.87 TS.081.63 ment taxes, and fees I1S.S81.4S Taxes, repairs, aad expenses on real estat. Pro ft ana loss, general expenses, Total 84.814.

8S JOHN M- PATTISON. President. E. P. MARSHALL.

Becretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10h day', of February. 1S04. JOS. T.

HARRISON, (Seal) Commissioner for Illinois In Ohio. (Official Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT it the KutlTABLK LIFE LNsUKANCK COMPANY of Des Moines, in th state of Iowa, on the Slst day of December, 1903. made to th lniorsnc superintendent of th stat of Illinois, pursuant to law. CAPITAL. Amount of capital paid op In AbbETs.

-Book value of real estate owned by company 86 Murtga. loans oa real 3.072. l1.04 Loans secured by pledce of bonds, stocks, or other S.300.0O Loans mads to policy holders oa com antes' policies 136.166.24 Premium notes on policies In Book value of bonds snd I4.i'2 Cash on hsnd and In bank 4S.W6.30 Bills receivable snd scents' debit snces 18.818.46 Judgments va city of Des Moines and Texas paid 1S.683.69 -t Total ledsrer A WLEUUEIt ASSbTS. Interest and rents due and Markv value of real estate over book et'Stnount of uncollected and) de-terred premium TitS a si s. i bias rr Oros imuci assevs not aoutiueu Bills receivable AaenU' debit 12.163.26 Total admitted blAOll.lTIKS.

Net reserve on all outstanding Pol- Icles Death losses, matured snd snnuity claims. .13. 278. 00) Premiums paiu In advsnce 0.3W6.43 Commhwioas. salarr.

reatst taxes: eto; 1.114.U4 DtvMendsapportlcned baysM topoi-. Icy-holders subsequent to 1804..... 115.615 Cspital stock Cnasslsned Total 'liabilities $90,610. TS 8.584.36 67.180.6$ 18.818 46 .83.816.638.83 New premiums 53 RenewBl premiums Interest and Profit on sal- or. maturity, ef ladder i asset A 'I I.

C00 CO From other sources. lbl.iS Total '4ncm I I itX 21 DlPBfRSEMENTa. 'Sid. foe. -losses matuiyd ea snt ntes.

voided; by inss. I fk-ti vfciues paid and J. 4u4s JSVJ4 and applli.l-U. 1 stockholders tor iniereii or a $158,910 73 2.4.:t 22.l:i5r45 74.fcw.o4 dend T.OCO.OO Commissions, salary, or other agency expenses 130.603.40 Salaries and other compensation of of-fleers and ofllc employe z7.488.4S Rent, advertlsinc prlntlnc. furnl- ture.

etc S.743.6S Legal expense, insurance department IUCI, IIU uv. Taxes, repairs, and expenses on real estste All other JCJio Total disbursements. 6440.802 CYRUS KIKK. President. J.

C. CUM MINGS. Secret a rr Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2.rth dsy of January. 1804. CHAS.

A. SNYDER. (Sal Notary Public. (Official Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT of th MSlKOrvUTAN LIFK 1NBLRANCH COMPANY ot New York. In the stats of New York, on the 31st day of December, lwuii.

roads to ths insurance superintendent of ths stat of pursuant to law. CAPITAL. Amount of capital paid up la cash. ASSETS. Book ralu of real estate owned by company atone loana on real estate Itan mad to policy holders on companies policies Premium not on policies tn force.

Book value of bond and Cash oa hsnd and In Aarents' debit balance and rents due snd accrued. Ket amount of uncollected and de- xerrea picuituw $2,000,000.00 $14,833,140.61 SA.Bt4.llei.ue 1.421 .003.27 675.416 17 49.574.246.34 6.301. 22u 8i 27.31a. 14 Total ledrer asset. $103,648,680.47 NON LEDGER ASSETS.

3.000.401 80 Gross assets Deduct assats aot admitted: Book value of ledjrer Vnasslned undo Total 81.308.338.06 I Premium notes or loans vsius 246.3138 Agents' debit bslances. S7.87S.14 4 ToUl admitted assets i-v A. LIABILITIES). Met reserve on all outstanding policies $2. Present value or amount not yet Death losses, matured endowment.

nd annuity claims premiums paid in advance Commissions, salary, rents. Uses. pfvldends and 'other profits du "Asenls cash deposits o.iaI reserve liabilities AAv VS4B1 SS. W.sso.si 22S.431.tSi 170.112.2$ 4T.2TO 8S Un til no 1.177.8.12 00 B.tful.B.M.56 4.1LH.M.U at V.Z!f."ZZ T9.879 64 nkal SQUrCVS e.ee.aee m.VtrU-tHm sources vTm oer Total 4S.8S?.B04,1$ Xnoullles Invotvina Ills coniinaen- Surrender values paid and Dividends psld aad spplted Paid for claims on supplementary contracts not Involving lUe con. Psld stockholders for Interest or dividends Commissions.

salary. or other VsSency expense Sslart. and other compensation ot officer and oftlc mpyy Rent, advertising, printings, furniture, etc Legal expenses, insurance depart, ment taxes, and fees 70.47.P$ S2.0 34 478. 156 4.1 6U3.235.2S $69.00 140.000.00 1S.162.6SS 2 1.803.427.01 J. 149.

753 07 786.733 03 Taxes, repairs, a ex4e.aa,-o- Vm w3 V0U1 disbursements i. T7vH 19 JOHN B. HEOEMAN. Presidtnrv iYa nnHERTS. Secretsrv.

V' SusbKrlbed nd swera to befor. me thl, 20th' 6s or January, ibo. 'y-f; Seal.) Notary Public. 1.