Goelet’s villa on the Newport cliffs
will cost $3,000,000. This delightful
place should be made secure from th<
intrusion of tramps, as it will be re
membered that a tramp not so very
long ago stole a short slumber in ai
Astor house.
Gold exports ceased so suddenly attoi
the bond syndicate retired from bust
ness as to suggest that the government
might have made money by hiring the
“” c ® rn i?u qUlt o P eratl °hS long before
a-J?. 1 ?' t Th ® trea ®ury department evi
dently bought a large supply o t
priced experience In that deal.
A new Ohio baby weighs only e
pound As no particular stature is re
quired of an otnceholder. however this
may yet rea ' ch ’
THE DEFUNCT LEADVILLE BANK
Carelei* Manner in Wh’ch Fund* Were
Dl«po«e<! Os,
Leadville, Colo., Nov. 13.—1 n the state
ment tiled by the assignee, Mr. Joseph A.
Lamping, of the defunct Leadville Sav
ing and Deposit bank, is shown the care
less manner in which Mr. Breene, the
president, disposed of some of the funds
of that institution. Although the assets
are placed at $168,977. against $107,597
liabilities. It is evident from some of the
assets given that it will take a long time
to realize the full amount of the in
debtedness.
The assignee’s statement further
shows that in addition to loaning money
on real estate. Mr. Btwne also made
loans which are secured by diamonds,
watches, bracelets and other jewelry.
