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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23

0IaAPLES. blaekheads, chapped and oilyskin
! lMI cured by CUTICURA INDICATED SOAP.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
Home Treatment,

Office Hours: 10 a. m. 10 IL m. to D. M,
Z To @ n m sunday q m TO L m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

'leutOnic. March 10 A. 'rcutonic. April D A. M
Ceramic March Is. D. M German prl ~ r. M
MAJ site March 20, . VI Jcstlc, Ami, 1913 80 an
Britannia. March 20 y. Britannia april - = 80 pm
From Whit star Dock FOOT Of West 1O,hst
saloon rates. 80 upward according to steamer and oca
ton 81 berth. second cabin on these March
,alinss -! and $40. Prepaid 345 and so s;rsrnse
prepaid, 50 from Ncw- Y0rS $50. No. 20 ID Roadway,
New-fork. Philadclnhia office. ACC Wllnnt..t
IT, MAITLAND EFk>Tl Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

The business in State issues was limited to n
small sale Of Alanama class A. at lol City
The general bond market was dull and practi-
cally AZ stand. For bonds of higher grade
there was an unsatisiicd demand III" supply Of
speculative issues was considerably letter than
tie requirements. Chicago and Northern Paciiic
hr,tS fell ! b; per cent 10 &c II, and Philadcl-
Pima ana PENDING Issues closed 10 l.: per cent
lower. Third incomes al one time sold below the
stock AMI their last price was not more than
Is per cert above il. Reference is made 10 our
full report Of bond salcs
Money on call at the Stock Exchange was in
active demand at ! l-2aG per cent. hut in the
last few minutes rates were bid up 10 ) per cent
and the last loans wcr" ~ II per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. S137,3el, lsj blance". Sj.s9t,l33..
Tho SubTrcas'Iv to-day was debtor 70 tho
Clearing IIonsc Si2o.7 6l. The business of the
Suh-IrcaslIy for the week ending tonight in
cludcS receipts of 2l.?59, 'Gl. end payments Of
S2O.I6S,jlj. leaving the general balance Sl0j-
9lG,39S. against SlOl. s2j.1s? on FEBRUARY -, an
The payments S2.sll 900 and from the receipts
SI.35?,00o fer items which affect only its a"-
count with tho general Treasury. IT, gain "a
affecting the banks is S:5'o:l6; and this result
other points
To-day- operations. included: Ecc,cip's
S2.6ai. 100: PAYMENTS. 81 j1.Oi1. with balances
of ISL 202,5iG coin and S!l.G?3.sj? currency.
The Treasury bought l0o.oon ouncr- Of silver
bullion AZ s3.93 and S3.9j cents an ounce: Tia.
offerings were 1;i.00o 0rnc'5. hut III" prices or
those which were rejected wcIc not made Public
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company of this
city reported deposits # jlG.j,9 ounc",
The rates for European cNchan." WEI" dis
tncty hi-hcr. There was demand for remit
tancc that not satisfied by III" oiIcring' Of
merchandise or security bills Exports Of gold
hv the newt spccic ships will be al lca,,
$1,000 600 aud further shipment. viii br nrcrS-
sary by III" end of the week Following Irc r..
vis"d quotations for actual business I'lnkcr'
bills. - - and : s. for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs. 517 1?ajlj j-S;
rcichmarks, o. l-ia.i /?
In London British con>os ro-" SIG to - 80
fer money. and Is per cent (" - J ii" for the
account The Bank of Engl1ud gained c32.00o
bullion on balance. lr the open market money
was a bit d"ar"i AZ sta? per cent for bankers
balances. lar silver was shad" lower AZ
So 81 sd. an ounce. American railway shares
were dull AMI lrr -ular without Other feature.
~ Paris French ; per cents were few confines
higher At 3s.lj. sight exchange on London beng
lower at 2jl6 II francs - IN" sterling. The
weekly statement Of Tn" Imperial Bank ~ Tor
many showed decrease in specie Of G,'so,ooo
marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Ocean 5lcGmcrs.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ). 5. co.
NEw-YORK SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS SrEAMEllS.
First Cabin. go and upward. SECOND Cabin. ESQ
birth Stee low rates Steamers sail from foot Of
9dst., IobOken.
Aer. Iue, Mar :. D am. Ems sat. Mich. -. II D.
ia, c. Tues Mi?ii m. Ira'e, Tues, Mch -. am
Saale sat Mch. IS. ) IN. Elbe. sat. April /. a.
sPKIN's SAIIINt'S, 1898.
10 SOUTHAMPTON (London, BliEMEN.
Lain ... Tues April Is. Lain Tues. May 10.
Slaic sat. April = saale sat May 20
Spree Tues April %. Spree. Tues, MAY %.
Ehe April 81. Elbe......... sat May 81.
Aler ..... Tues. May =. Tues. MAY 80.
Iave Tues, May o. Ems: Sat. June s.
II. H. Meier W, d. May 10. iIIavel Tues June d.
lrave ~ 49, rrave sat. juno TO-
MEDITETRhNFAN LINE.
NewYork Genoa les :han eleven dave.
Kaiser VIII Mar. t. 10 Fifa. Sat, May 10 .. M
wcrrl Sat Mar. IL 10 am. ka>e W II. Miv 70 10 M
Halser W tIAprn &. 10 Anu. Vera Sat, MAY .! - an
Wcrra, Sat Apr . 10 Flld1. sat, June 10. 10 an
Passage. sioc g.; ,c g $50 berth, First Cabin.
4 EUROPE, HOLY LAND, WORLDS
AsFar. select pate, best tlckcting facilities; choc
.rc-,n bert for Tourist t.1Irtte."
H. GAZE SONS. il3 broadway. - Y. (E,t. 1874,
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
Nl From New York "Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Through IieAcI 10 points In IvAas. Color ado, Utah.
Arizona, nVfnia Mexico &C.. tcOisa, Florids, anu
Hayans, Cuba. Excellent Passenger accommodations.
Write for our 64-page 1893 Manual (nal,d free).
c. Il. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Agts., Pier 20. E. T.. N. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
otuls ..............-..sI III ,OvI o1U FIo'I1-1OV0
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The transactions in stocks were we, ,h aho nn ,ns
WAS much more marked Sugar REFINING wa,
more active. and in the last hour 1T lmpnif f,cd
apparcntly by sheer force, and IFS final gain OF
IA pcr cent was a. direct contradiction 10 me
general movement. In most stocks the supply
wac considerably better than the demand bnt the
Gmrrv in the rates for call loans and reason
able apprehension Of higher prices for money wrr"
fhe controlling influences in the afternoon dea,,
ings. IL is probable that the market Ter can
money was open TO manipulation by oPrra t%is
direction dir would hardly have ,, been i I"5
cessful if the. natural conditions nan an
TUESDAY exceed ,h.y sG, p Inc ma tine
."incd Indicate large exports of s'ld
next week These might be prevented by mod
crate purchases Of stock for European accom-.
bnt tie weakness of Louisville and NASHVILLE,
Union Pacific, Erie and other stocks which nave
an International market, was not suggestive OF
S"y"e for .at account T RsadIS oye s"Ierc %
m...birc from forced liquidation in consequence
~ the Philadelphia future announced yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
financial.
financial.
The LAWYERS
Mortgage Insurance
Company.
itaI..............--......'.SoOO'ooo
Surplus-......- ..-.........'. '<o'ooO

OFFICES 10 BROADWAY, y. Y.
o,c,o,,cd I'm alliance with the LAWYERS TITLE
,vstrAXcE COMPANY Of Ncw-York for the following
purpose ,,
10 insure the payment Of principal ard incres OF Bonds
and Mortgages. -
, ,,vct,r with insurance title and guarantee Of pay
mon. Of principal end incvs and opinion OF investor
own counsel when desired
10 loln reasonable amounts Bonds and MORTGAGES a.
col,crsl security when title ha, been injured Us Inc
I,WyEHs' TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. and pay
ucnt OF principal and interest by tins Company WITHOUT
delay and a, nominal cost u borrower
u, furnish for investors bonds certificates Of any de-
,,,d amounts. eeoui,d by hrst moitgle'. Insured ~ 10
,itl, hv The LAWYERS TITLE ISHt RANCE CUM
pANy and guarautc. ID To payment by this Company.
descriptions for II limited nninnn' OF the '"p'"'
Stock will be received nj the Offices oi me co"'''
I 20 Broadway, Ncw- York. nn''' 'i"r'" ID '""'' ~
which date in the even, Of ovcr-ml-cription pro
min nIio stock will be m"dc 10 s"b-eriocrs'
OFFICERS:
T. " COGGTSrAII. President and General Manager.
Cu,pIIS : FAIECHID. l.: Vicr-Ii' -idcnt
DAVID Il. OGDEN. ID Vicc-rr',i!caf.
CLARENCE CARY. Sc"rnry.
EopEGr q. HONE. Treasurer
CARY & WUlTRlDGE, Counsel
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
orro r. HANNAED. President Continental Trust Com
CHARLES r. BAENEY. LIST viccrrsidcnt Kniekcr-
booker Trust Co.
CLARENCE CARY Of Mcs.r~. Cary Whitrldee
T. w. CCGGISIIALf.. Of Me>sr-. Norwood toeges-
hall President the Lawyers Title Insurance TO-
GEORGE COPPETT. OF Mrs-r- Maitland Phelps 20.
CHARLES COT DEUT OF Mc,sfs. toudcrt Bros
GEORGE LORD DAY, Of Mcs.is. Lord Day \ I'ori'
JOEL. H. ERuAEDT. President The Lawyers surety
Company.
CHARLES s. FAlE'HiLD, President Ncw'horN 'c'"'''s
aud Trust Company.
ANSON W. HARD. Of Mcssrs Hard & Rand
H. H. HOLLISTEit. OF Messr, HolIister Babcock'
EOBERT q. HONE.
HENRY T.. ROWLAND. OF Mcs'r.. Anderson Rowland
Director Of The Lawyers Title Insurance Company
FRANCIS NJ. JENCK>. President Safe Deposit Com
Iany OF Nswlors.
JOIIN y. LOCKMAN. Of M'-srs. De witt. Iocknnn x
De Witt Director Of The Lawyer Title Insurance 10.
DAVID b. OGDEN. OF Mc>-r, Parsons shepard ogdci'
ID Vice.Prcsd,nt The Lawyers Title Ins. Co.
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY OF Mcssra Spencer IraSS
A Co.. pircor Of the State Trust Company
DOUGLAS ROBINSON. Jr.. Director Of The Real E-tie
Ian and Trust 60.
WILLIAM l.. TRENHOLM. President American surety
Company.
HERBERT T.. TURNER. OF Mcssrs Turner Mcclure
Rolsron Director OF The Lawyers Title 1ns Co.
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
fcrtures an0 Alectines.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY
~ Agnt Lecture. In the large hail AZ o'clokMarch
the lecture will be delivered by the Rev. William II.
Ingersoll on "REALISM IN SACRED ART" Illus.
rated. No tickets required Doors closed ct Seassss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
but its final loss was not above the average. The
closing was veal, but not specially active.
HE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

sale OF $4,000 registered Is had effect
on the Government bond market, although il
was rather below current prices. The improve
inent In bids for both classes Of is nominllly
maintained. The closing quotations fol-
lnlrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
CIINARD LINE.

COLUMBIAN LINE
NEWYORK-COION,
Making connections via
PANAMA RAILROAD co.
To Panama South Pacific. MEXICO and California
Saillngs from Ncw.YOIk, Icr 81 y. L., foot West 9TH
st.. ut 3 l.. NJ. -
s. >. san MARCOS. NCIl. - J. :. ALAMO NIGH. %
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Sailing from & Ion. = :. AI.AMO NIGH. u.
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
For freight passage and general information apply 10
tie frame -, tncut.
STANFORD PARRY. HLitnVN & 90,
81 Broadway.
1e M ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Dividend Notlrcs.

MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD co.
NfW-NOi;K. February sd. 1898.
II OLDER> OF second Mortgage, SclIc> "A,
i ioui- 81 this entitled 20 Uil h'W ON
81 pat du" utt'-t from III" surplus earnings Of
l.... AMI amounting 10 cent II the l1rc
value II bond III be paid p'rntIon oi coupon
80. 10 National t;y Bina 80 - Wall S'lcct. or TO
Mc~,r- Mithcs,n to-. so. Lonblrd-'t.. Lonfon oi
ANbl;Ew ANDEEsoS JR.. Seer, tary.
NrwhOKK AND HAEI.IN RAILROAD COMPANY,
ikiA>l t.rIG> OFFICE
NiW NoHN VI r,h fth l-.3.
TlIE BOARD or DIRECTORS of this m
Jan, h,>o dr,la,"d a Gl.li.nd % TWO \ND ONE
nALr PR IN %. i.'frfifd aHc common - 4,
payable from Oh. earning Ind polt- ~ M. CITY LINZ,
4. he ur-t das col April VI.
lIr transfer book, VIII hr clo-td It o,.' =. Dbl.
March 18th, and i'eirrd ~ 10 "clrh a. DO ApllI 81
l-'3 = '. W E'>NIIl.H Iifh'uf :.
OFFICE OF I'M AMERICAN CoAL COMPANY.
No. / B.'s'dn1y.
NLN YORK Ic'rua-y l3th 1893.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF The Amcri-
can coat uprny. . Albany County. Mu,lud
have thi- d.clled annual Gl'id nj Of Ihf -
pr upon thc ,aiaiai to = ur company, pNah.e
a. "a. % = nn lriat Much l"fi Ie'''
nIOEGE VI HOWI.DY. S'ciot,ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

- from New Pier -, y. H., loot >ming.st.
=. = NACOOC IiEE -..---... SATURDAY March 4, D. m.
: y cry OF BtKMlNGIlAM. Monday. March q, p. m.
: : cry OF AIGI STA Wsnr >ia, March :. M.
; : TALLAHASSEE rday Mar'h To- p m.
for eli Ioinls in GEOEiLA FLoEpA. SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA. ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. unsurla,sed ac;
passage app.y 10 a. - .
}. ID. Iiasascn. f. Ace. W. r. Knot GEM Aet.
r. w l.'y o6l Pway. Cent Il. r.. al D'way.
Il l.. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co.,
q NJ SOi,ElI Manager. New Pier Is North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
EUROPEAN rINAYcIAL NArKEr'.

money aud o. II IL for The account. 'nuadiru ~
clnc. - > Erie. - J.. Nc>ican Gri'9'r' v,nay
/ 3In. per cent. Tah adNlc,s quote per c'nt
rcn'c, N q, franc, - coniimc. for me account ann
exchange on London ~ - fthc' IT, - ''ul!h''
fnr cL1cks -panl.l e. % -. The amount ~
bullion gone into the bank Of ENGLAND on balance
TerIln. Mnrrl, o Tie statement 81 the Imperial
Rank 81 Germany shows a decrease I'm specie ~
81 10000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
CLYDE LINE.
n '-NED , AK LINE.
M IDK ANTWERP AND PARIS.

Z =
Sailing for New-NOrk and Antwerp weekly.
WAIS Wed esdly. March x, 10 a. m.
FHIE~LAN - Weducs iy, March To- 3 D. m
fir.t cabin $50 inward second cabin. t. Antwerp,
SIS fr m Antwerp Sis. Reduction or round tip. A-
py lnr Facts" St-clace at very low rats.
INTERN ArlONAL NAVIGATION co..,
ton Il Bowling
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
hotel ()nmonY.
New Management.

This famous Hotel will
from this date furnish
the finest meals to be had
in this city for Is cents.
Also fine, large, airy rooms
for 25 cents and upwards.
Sample Rooms free and especial at
tention paid TO Commercial
Travellers
W. II. CHEDIC,
MANAGE
n2tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
COAST NEWS.

Mrs. Hand, wife of a Rellto-do
farmer near Folsom, committed sui
eide Sunday EVENING" She took
strychnine.
The Kamilche ranch cranberry
crop is very large this year. Charles
A. Burr of Olympia has picked off
his ranch 2, 500 gallons.
Thomas Cruze, the Helena mil
lionaire banker, is very sick man.
His physicians have advised his
prompt removal to California. Mr..
Cruze is the discoverer Of the famous
Drum Lummon mine.
The tive-weeks-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Josephs was
strangled to death while asleep, the
milk from the nursing bottle filling
the babys nostrils and throat. Ne
vada City Transcript.
Ut dilo Sciipiiio|
ton played to packed house here
Monday night, the receipts being
$3.50. People who were never in a
theatre before were among the au-
dience. -Hanford Sentinel.
Alfred Lorenz, farmer near Ia
coma, became engaged to marry a
young woman. He bnilt a small
house on the farm and took his
tiance to see it and she returned to
Tacoma to prepare for the wedding.
Lorenz followed three weeks later,
only to learn that his faithless love
had week previously married Carl
Peterson. He went Co her residence
and shot her and then killed himself.
She will recover.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
A Visionary Hermit.

Rondout, n. Y , November l6.
Ira krum, a fanatic who for years
has claimed to have revelations from
God and has lived hermit's life
died at his home Ill Snyder Hollow,
among the Catskil!s, last night.
His death is thought to have been
cansed by starvation.
He announced some time ago that
he had had vision, in which - had
been told that it he should fast for
forty days he would be able to walk
upon the water. He tasted the re-
CURED number of days and then he
attempted to walk on the water, but
he was nearly drowned.
Not long after this he declared
that he had had another vision, in
which he had been commanded to
fist twenty days more. He started
on this fast, but became so broken
down that neighbors compelled him
to take nourishment. But the in
tervention came too late. krum
was extremely religious and claimed
To have many visions
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
MISPLACED FLOWERS.

A Berkeley murderer, who has
been III Jail less than week, is daily
almost smothered by blossoms of
purity sent in by women other
wise sane and decent. The circum-
stance is not only an argument i'll ia
vor of capital punishment, but argues
the Beauty Of applying it in hurry.
Examiner.
Why women processing to be sane
aud decent" should devote any of
their time and attention to a man
VINO has taken human life witho out
Just provocation under the law, is
one of the unsolvable mysteries of
life. Why they should place flowers
in his hands, stained with the blood
of fellow creature, thereby desc
Grating the beautiful products of
their Creators handiwork, will never
be explained. There can be no good
reason for doing so, and the women
WHO lnuS It"dIu "lChelIiSSS anu
crime have gone very wide of the
work God intended they should per-
form.
The "ministering hands" of WON
an were never meant to place floral
crowns on the brow Of such inhuman
wretches.
But since the creation of this un-
fortunate world, woman has always
upheld and condoled wickedness and
crime in man, after it has been cons
mitted, and viii always make heroes
of the other sex. Did anybody ever
hear of murderess having flowers
brought to her by either sexl
No; and nobody ever will.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

l. p. Fisher, newspapers adver-
sing agents, q Merchants Ex-
change. San Francisco, is our author
lied agent. This paper is kept on
file in his offica.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17

Mrs. Hand, wife of a Rell-to-do
farmer near Folsom, committed sui
eide Sunday evenings She took
strychnine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17

Bill Witherow, who shot a man by
the name of Mitchell in Inyo county
last Summer, has been discharged by
the Superior Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17
sgOiice 10 CiedifoTs.

Estate of Joseph Walter, deceased
Notice is hereby given lay he under
signed, Administrator of the Estate OF
Joseph Walter, Deceased, to the creditors
of, and all pc sons having claims against
IT, G said Deceased, to exhibit them, WI n
the necessary vouci ers, within tW"
mont after the first pu bEcetion OF this
notice to the said : administrator, at the
Law Office of 4. J. MCGOWAN III Carson
City, prmsby County, New.
Da5ed November 10, 1898.
JOSEPH FISHER.
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph val
ter, Deceased.
y. J. MCGOWAN,
Attorney for Estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
Blaine's Eulogy of Garfield.

Blaine's tender eulogy of Garfield Just ten
years ago is recalled with pathetic interest now.
II was delivered in the House of Representa-
tives before both houses of Congress, and it
closed with this eloquent peroration, pictaring
Garfield's last days: "As the end drew near
his craving for the sea returned. The stately
mansion of power had been to him the weari-
some hospital Of pain, and he begged to be
taken from its prison walls, from its oppressive,
sitting air from its homelessness and Its hope
cssness. Gently silently the love of a great peo-
pie bore the pale sufferer to the longed-for
healing Of tho sea, to live or to die as God
should will within sight OF its heaving pillows,
within sound of its manifold voices. With wan,
lowered face tenderly lifted to the cooling
breeze he looked out wistfuly upon the sea s
changing wonders, on its far sails whitening
in the morning light, on its RESTLESS waves roll
ing shoreward to break and die beneath the
MONDAY sun. on the red clouds Of evening
arching low to the horizon, on the serene and
shining pathway of the stars. Let us think
that HE dying eyes read . mystic meaning
W hich only the rapt and parting soul may
know. Let us believe that in the silence OF the
receding world he heard the great waves break
ing on further shore. and felt already upon
his brow the breath Of tho eternal morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
A CHINESE DODGE,
Scheme to Give the Governments Photo.
graphs That VIII Fade.

Scheme to Give the Governments Photo
graphs That VIII Fade.
A clever scheme Of the willy Cinnamon to
covered by government detectives in Phila-
delphia.
While passing through Chinatown the other
day the detective noticed Chinaman unload
ing photograph apparatus from a wagon. IA
cameras do not usually form part OF the fur
nishings of the homes Of the Chinese, the detec-
tive's suspicious were aroused. He followed
up his man, and in a few days he had learned the
essential details Of the plan tho Chinese have
taken TO avoid the registration act
The act requires the Chinese to have their
pictures taken and to file them at the Office Of
the internal revenue collector. The picture is
pasted on the certificate OF registration. and a
Chinaman can be compelled to go before the
collector and be identified by his photograph il
any question of his legal right to be in this
country is raised. The Philadelphia Chiuaman
with the camera has been taking Lessons in
photography and in the ar. OF using prepara-
ton that will cause photograph to grow dim
and faded within year. When the registration
act goes in force next May the Chinese of Phil
adeipha viii have their artistic countrymeu
photograph them, and after applying his fad
ing preparation to tho picture i: will be filed
with Collector Brooks. Within q year tho pic
ture will be so dim that it will be almost unrec-
ognizabe and Collector Brooks will be unable
to tell whether the man before him is the orig
inai OF the photograph or q recent imp or tation
from China. 1t il said that the scheme has
been transmitted to the Chinese in all the large
cities OF the country and that photography il
being zeaiously studied by the celestial inhab-
itants,