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JOHN D. MTU
5908,000,0001
His Holdings Have Been In
creased $100,000,000 by
Supreme Court Decision.
NEW YORK. June 3 -Lawyers in- I
rprestrd in the litigation in which I
John D. Rockefeller ’is now involved
have figured that he today’ i« worth j
$900,000,000
This estimate is believed to he with
in a few millions of being correct. In
the oil trust suit John IL was called as
a witness to tell «>f the present re
lations between Standard Oil and Its
former subsidiary companies. Th? in
quiry regarding Tr* wealth was made
in connection with the litigation.
Since the “dissolution" of the Stand
ard Oil trust under the judgment of
the United States supreme court, the
wealth of Mt. Rockefeller has grown
by leaps and bounds. It is reckoned
he is now worth fully $ 100,000.0<T0 more
than before the supreme court judg
ment took effect.
Krom his holdings of Standard Oil
stock Mr Rockefeller derives an in
come of $40,000,000 a year. His in
come from other sources varies, run
ning as high as $25,000,000 and as low
as $15,000,000; so that his yearly’ in
come varies between $55,000 and $65,-
000,000.
In 1865 John P Rockefeller achieved
his first $5,000. Ten years later he
ufle worth $5,000,000, and in 1890 he
was reputed to be worth about SIOO.-
000,000.
Mr. Rockefeller has never ventured
to say what he was worth. Several
years ago he placed the figures at
’somewhere between $300,000,000 and
$400,000,000.” hut hr confessed on the
stand h? could not tell “within $lO.-
nno.ooo or more” just what he was
Morth if he really sat down t<» figure
it up
He has given $174,500,000 to various
charitable, educational and scientific
institutions.
STONED BY STRIKERS.
POLICE FIRE AT MOB
('LINTON. MASS. June 3. -One
striker, a Greek, was shot through the
leg others were less seriously wound
ed and a half a dozen policemen were
struck by stones or other missies tn
the course of a pitched battle today
between sixty strike operatives and po
llcemen Half of the strikers in the
mob were women.
The strikers climbed on a steep
sloping bank and hurled stones and
branches of trees down upon the po
lice.
Our June Sale of
Spring Suits
J. P. Allen & Co.
The first of June brings us together again, for we
find that our Suit stock contains 265 good Spring
Suits, and we are quite certain many of you are want
ing another good Suit.
And certainly we can get together on the price
when you read this list and then see the kind of Suits
they are. Honestly—and personally speaking—we
don’t believe there’s a bad Suit in the lot. They’re all
well made of best materials, and are all desirable styles.
Every color and combination, including black-and
white. navy blue, gray, all black and all white.
$22.50, $25.00 and $27.50
$30.00, $32.50 and $35.00 E
Suits 1 O
$40.00, $45.00 and $50.00 $2()
$55.00, $60.00 and $75.00
Suits .....
J. P. Allen & Co.,
51-53 Whitehall St.
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•JOHN D.’S INCOME *
: $1.90 A SECOND OR :
: $164,735.31 PER DAY:
, • John D. Rockefeller has S9OO,- •
• 000.000. •
• Hr derives an income of S4O.- •
• 000.000 yearlx from Standard Oil •
• holdings. •
• Earnings from other sources •
• hiing Rockefeller s annual income •
• up to $06,000,000. with an occa- •
• sjonal rise above that figure •
• Getting down to tlnej ealculat- •
• ing. Rockefeller has an income of •
• $1.90 2-3 a second $114.40 a min- •
• ute $6,863.97 an hour. $104,735.31 •
• a day. and $1,158,846.15 a week •
• He has made gifts to charity and •
• education totaling $174,500,000. •
• •
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MABEL TALIAFERRO IS
FEATURE AT FORSYTH
Mabel Taliaferro heads the bill at the
Forsyth this week, and a better bill has
not been presented since the theater
was dedicated to Atlanta
The dainty little actress will be seen
in a playlet written by herself It is
called "The Return of Tori San" and It
fits the charming qualities of the star
to perfection.
An Atlanta boy who has been more
than successful in the theatrical pro
fession. Shep (’amp. will be another of
the features. Camp left Atlanta in ptu
slcal comedy and met with success, but
his real hit was registered as the star
of "The Traveling Salesman." the part
lie will play again when the regular
season commences
Bob Matthews and Aishyane, In a
comedy Idea founded on the dope fiend
of Chinatown, will be a feature that
promises to have Its drawing power.
Matthews has given the character a
study that has found the humor of the
being and It may be detrended upon that
I here w ill he real comedy Montrell,
the American Juggler, and other fea
tures make up the bill, and there has
never been more Interest In any For
syth offering
SOME FINE SINGING IS
PROMISED AT THE BIJOU
The headline feature for the week at
th«- Bijou will bo the Bootblack Quar
tet. This is an act that has never
played any of the popular priced houses,
and Its booking for the Bijou at Its
bargain scale of prlqgs Is certainly un
usual for even that house which has in
the past given wonderful value for
the money.
The program also Includes the ap
pearance of tile Wheelers and company
in their spectacular pantomime absurd
ity entitled "Fun and Frolic." This is
another trig feature which has headed
some of the strongest bills throughout
the larger vaudeville circuits.
The Miner til Trio, a splendid singing
act. and Barto and Clark, in a musical
comedy skit entitled "In '65." will com
plete the bill.
Following the usual custom, the very
best of motion pictures will open and
close each performance. Matinees are
given dally at 3 o'clock, except Satur
day. when matinees occur at 2:30 and
4 Night shows as usual at 7:30 and 9.
.nK ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: MO>l>AY. -H ,xE 3. lui’J.
N.j.orricifiisiN
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Thirty-nine Atlantic City Coun
cilmen Trapped as Grafters
by William J. Burns.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June 3
Thirty-nine city officials have been I
caught hard and fast by dictagraphs I
placed in city hall by Detective Wil- j
Ham J. Burns in the graft hunt which i
,hatt given this city the greatest poiiti- I
cal sensation in its history.
At least 60 officials in all ar" in
volved in the scandal. Fourteen dicta - I
graphs were placed in the municipal'
building to register incriminating re
marks of alleged bribetakers, and these,
it Is said, have produced records that
"show the goods" on men who hitherto
had escaped the taint of suspicion.
Governor Woodrow Wilson is slated
to compare the facts with the attorney
general and contribute to'the pot"
used to defray the expenses of the
probe. The governor, it is said, will
then take up Hie subject of the appoint
ment of another elizor grand jury.
Councilman Harry F. Dougherty is
the only member of the gecused men
who openly defied the reform fbrees.
The program will be to flash the evi
dence on each of the 60 or tnoie offi
cials Involved, demand their confession,
and if it is not forthcoming, start pros
ecution.
Dougherty's continued avowal of his I
innocence has brought well known men ’
to his assistance, and they will tight I
his cage to the final ditch, according to I
Dougherty.
Further startling ilevelopmen.s are :
expected tonight when the various fae.
tlons will wage fight for control at the
special meeting of council and when
men who have been implicated are ex
pected to nesign
Makes the Nation Gasp.
The awful list of injuries on a Fourth
of July staggers humanity. Set over
against It. however, is the wonderful
healing, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, of I
thousands who suffered from burns,
cuts, bruises, bullet wounds or explo- I
sions. It's the quick healer of bolls, ul. i
cars, eczema, sore lips or piles. 25 cts
al all druggists. “•
Each age of our lives has its Joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if chamberlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tablets
are mild and gentle in their action and
especially suitable for people of middle
age and older. For sale by all dealers.
WASHINGTON AND RETURN
$19.35 VIA SEABOARD
On sale June 5,6, 7, limit June
12th, with privilege of extension.
City Ticket Office, 88 Peachtree.
WOMAN IN DEATH
CELL TO KNOW HER
FATE WEDNESDAY
B< iSPrON, June 3. —Today began the
| last week of suspense for Mrs. Lena
('usumano, under sentence of death at
| Charlestown for the murder of her hus
| band, Franak (’usumano.
The woman w ill kt ow her fate Wed
nesday when the executive council will
act upon her petition for clemency.
Councillor Alexander McGregor is her°
to break the deadlock vote which re
sulted w hen the question was put at the
last meeting, and is non-committal as
to his attitude.
Mrs. ('usumano is the first woman to
occupy a cell in th' Churb stow n d'-ath
! house.
• Protests against he, execution are
' pouting in from all parts of the state.
WON’T NEED JIM CROW
CARS ON THE AIR LINES
GREENFIELD. KY„ June 3. Sandy
1 Hoyle, negro jajtitot of The Advo
cate. after listening to a discussion by
the foreman and the intelligent com
positor on the commercial possibili
ties.of the aeroplane, shook his head
solemnly and said: "White folks may
do great things with them flying ma
chines, but one tiling 1 know fo' sut
tin —they won’t never need no Jim Crow
I cars on ’em."
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rlmfs use SAUER'S PURE FLAVOR
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Impressions—Teeth Same Day. H
ESTABLISHED 22 YEARS.
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I Shingle Stain.
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SERENADERS FINED
DOLLAR A HEAD BY
DALTON RECORDER
DALTON. GA.. June 3.— Arraigned
before Recorder Tarver, a half dozen
young men were fined $1 each for hav
ing participated in a "serenade." The
young men all pleaded not guilty,
claiming that they were just miking
"good music,'' but the evidence was a
little 100 strong, bringing the "sere
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