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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
FROM LAKESIDE
TO FULTON TOWN.
The Trip Can Be Made for Only Five
Cents.
fR. BROWN WINS HIS CASE,
Action Brought 20 Test the Matter OF
Transfers Another Contempt case
Dccidcd-Othcr Opinions 10y she
Court of Appeals.
lR. BROWN WINS HIS CASE,

The court OF Appeals yesterday affirm
e. tAo Judgment oi tnc circuit court %.
Ilchmoul u tAc cas-. 0i thc h'iD"ii'o"u
Hallway ana Electric company rs.
Brown. Il VIII bc remembered thdt MI
o. RAYMOND brown. VINO lives odt lh tnt
county beyond BARRON ucents, in order
10 make up o. test case. Drought at.lo"
AGAINST tlc company 80 settle the mdtteF
OF ihc rights of transfer
When tie company got Its charter 10
build what g. known as the ChamD Pr
loyuo avenue lime 10 was provided thdI
fbo Comfy Court of Hcnrlc0 should I'M
nose such conditions as 30 might see ht
befora fnp franchise should become
oucraIlvc The court said transfer
should he given 90 the clay street Iiue-
This privilege was refused 10 AIT. hIo"h
ana De took the matter into the court ana
won
me effect of the decision IS this; a
r.rrs1u cam eet ON tuc Cnamocrayhe
avenue line and ride to Fulton Tor HVe
cents The person engaging passage IS
entitled 90 al tho privileges on lne cay
street ilc ANA its connections s'"-e
as one who gets ou "a car ~ ihal INC ana
uovs bis or her farce ln other "oius'
pereon can board ID car or the Cham
berlavnc avenue lime. get transfer 10
She CLAW street ino and is enNteo 10 oe
transferred 90 all connecting lines OF lhe
system. .. .,,.
fn
me o''i-I"" .-' ,..t,,.ocr ornosine
transfer "I ..,sslnger who
line i siIup't ,,,'. ,.,riaven avenue
~ ...tl.,. ,.i.b ono who pays
lne ',-' ~. .l. ,,rs,. street line The
~ mas. SION Giving transfers
D,.-1 streot horse cars or tho
80 f.r. ~hen. fho passenger
.l-.n ,.,....,,..~..,.ro avenue cannot de-
49, rt.ror. But as long as
mann ~. a.. ,i-an he can demand
t-'-, a.t.,.5 a.. them Judge Harrison
'"- ..t.i,,,
wrote 'ne op'-l
b t"nch'p ,,.t,..,o
10 s. seldom that Clr'"l Juus. p,,t
g. reversed by the Court OF Api 90
this was done yeatDroas i" 5....'.,
case lf WAS done ODD lho "D''"i. '' H.,
by Irimnle vs. the comm .''" -
Whitle Imprisoned 3D. woman Ia rsf
tempt OF court. 9ht anu i'.' az ,.,,e,o,,.
separated ana sne was b-f'" =,
OF their cl.a inc ""-'. tr.
Ncrm carolina and IL Ie'@'lFe oi
child qraltel a7 us N'u' .t ,,..
were subsequent proceell"s7 ln ,"' 49,
and fle woman refused 10 o0es que
OF the court 90 appear oH, nj. ,,..,,rt
cd for contempt III, at'li' hol5 I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
TO SEARCH FOR ANDREE.


MOSCOW. March - The story told by
freo's balloon anI The bodies Of tho exc
nIorrr and AIs 100 companions Oies nat "a.
b.berlan papers which nave just reached
lere declare that belief 100 the story ls
sfiU maintained Ia the ienfaei district.
The fact that the fungus denied 10 wnen
erfIasfioneI Ly e. Government official is eA-
tiaired by their fear. BASED On previous
s,1er.onnc. az being COMPETED - rrn'ri-
e~f.t tc b0aia5 ana conveying fArAl 10
fte nearest town. u rs now proposed 10
orrsni7o an expedition 90 carefully search
ttg Ie -Aulfnood in "hien me oooies
xere rsp1rted 70 have been seen.
IL In stated In 81. Petersburg that Ad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

CLAY CESTRE. KAN, March o.
John Gilbert Who slew his wife aud FOUR
children with "a hatchet ON February -otn
last. on his farm near Industry. PLEADED
guilty when pul on uial here to-day ana
was sentenced 90 death.
This. under the Kansas law, means life
imprisonment. as 300 recent Governor has
signed Qelth-Warrant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
France and England Agree.

LONDON, March ?4.-The Standard
this morning makes the foo ~inR an
ne"-eement.
1--WE understand that tho negotiations
between Great Britain and France re-
garding Newfoundland promises a salts
factory settlement, France being wiling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-John l..
sullivan has been chosen referee for the
Mccoy and ChoynsM fight on Friday
night at the Mechanics Pavilion. The
advance sale OF seats already amounts
to Sl5OOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

tr,- bo made up as follows. Pitcher Cook;
catcher. H.rsh; first base. Wear second
baso Dccaulles. shortstop. Camp; third
base. Bronson. lef. field Clarke centre
fo'd Ouinby: right field, Wallace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
A Wcol'sRain.

SAN FRANCISCO March 23.-pracu-
calIy without cessation a. has been raining
throughout the northern part OF tali-0i-
MA since last Sunday morning. All fears
of a drought have long since been disc
PEELED, and in some sections there are
now serious approximations of floods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
Influence Raging.

PARIS. March &.-Paris is suffering
from the scOlrgc of influenza. The
deaths during tle .ast seven days have
been rs above the average.
BERLIN, March 3.-Ine influenza is
raging mere and luc dealn rate Is A.ANy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
OBITU AIRY.
Patrick Grace

wednesday afternoon no oc.oeh
Patrick Grace. "a native of lfr.tnN. ''.'
at hts residence. SO 2o n'fih i-i-"' '.''-"
street. after brirt illness
r,',iton ana leaves many friends and rela-
The funeral win take place , ..,i,
r,o~nlnr an 10 o'clock from 81. Patrick $
church. with requiem mass ,,,,-..
Tie leaves WIDOW an" wv N"''N' N''
all grown
Mrs.. y. IaFrattn.
&C. - "a rratia died az i.5o o'clock
,,cr,ins ~ her residence. No. 1916
Ln.s ur,st Street. aged logtv-one years
She had been in falling health about six
months H Sss 1 Ia FE hsro Ts 0I ssas n
a as. ',.aves a husband and eight childrsa
Ths fInsgal wiz Do announced latSss -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
EVIDENCE IN THE
MAVERICK CASE.
Two Norfolk Men viii Testify in the
Unfortunate WOman's Behalf.
NORFOLK TO HAVE NEW SUBURB
The Kcnsington Company Buys One
Hundred Acres of Land - The
=.Ovcrduc Schooner Geo. Taulane,
Jr., Spoken All Right.
NORFOLK TO HAVE NEW SUBURB

NORFOLK, VA, March 23.-special-
The Efforts of the friends Of Mrs. May
brick 10 secure additional testimony IA
,.vorable TO her. with view to a renewed
effort to secure a re-opening OF her case
have been rewarded. Messrs. lnman n.
Payne. cotton exporter,and Henry Turner
capitalist. of Norfolk, have declared their
willingness to testify to their knowledge
Of the fact that Mr.. Maybrick was ac-
customed TO eat arsenic in large guam
titles.
NEW SUBURB
One hundred acres of land IN the SUI
burbs of Norfolk has been sold by Fred
erick Il. Phillips and wife to the Ken
sington Company for $4,000. The tract
lies between Lambert's Point and Nor
folk, and will IL is stated. be divided INTO
lots and placed on the market similar
ventures within recent years have been
highly profitable as there has been even
during the late depression a constant adj
vance i'm the price Of lots in the suburbs
OF Norfolk. This tract adjOins the suburb
Of Park Place
THE TAULANE SAFE
The schooner George Taulane, Jr., Of
Philadelphia. Captain McGee which sail
cd from Norfolk for Savannah one month
ago today. and was believed 10 be lost
was spoken yesterday by the revenue
cutter Algonquin, which arrived tonight
from Havana. The schooner reported
having been blown four hundred miles
out to sea during the late storm but suf-
fered no damage. although al times she
was in great peril.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Mrs Babbett, Miss Bowdcn, Independ-
ence; w X Newell, Dilley, Or; VI O
Lawnsdale, Portland; Phil Joseph, II
5 Renstein J Mollner, VIM Best, San
Francisc; f. w Murphy, w + Dillon,
Portland Lillian VI Lewis, Mrs III T.
Ankeny, Miss Del Ankeny, Miss Glady
Ankeny, Miss Dollie Ankeny, Lulu
Renshaw, Chas A Burden, l. VI Scott, X
5 Bryson, l. NJ Travis, + l. Washburn,
Eugene; r. n Lake, A b Cordley, Cor
wallis; Miss jenkins, Portland Geo
Harris, Claud Catch and family, City p;
j \ Sutton, San Francisco; Geo II
Reches, Roy G Fitzgerald, Silverton
+ l. Watkins and wife, Arthur + Naylor,
Portland; III Clayton, San Francisco; i
ID. Chamberlain, Portland; II f. Ankeny
Jacksonville, Harry \ Sanders, juno
ton City; b + Cone, Moscow, Idaho; +
Alspaugh, Portland; w II Brunk, Ash
land Herbert ; Johnson, Eugene; T. II
Bryson, Corvallis, A ID Lecdy, Pendle.
ton; f. T. Morgan, Portland; J = Van
Orsdel, X A Suitor, dallas; G w Cot
tam, Oakland, Cal; Miss Cook, Miss
Beherd, Newburg; \ II Sweet, LAWS
ton, Id. Miss Fisher Miss l. Smith,
Miss Scroggins, Joe & Smith, f. Craw-
ford, II Harris and wife, Geo W
Irvine, Miss Mae Cummings, Corvallis
II T. Lounsburry and wife, = II lyman,
+ NJ Seely, John Mooney, Bill Lusier,
Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

The Saturday morning session opened
with three ladies and twenty odd gem
tlemen present, the latter about
equally divided between politicians
drawing salaries in some way or other,
and fruit machinery manufacturers,
meaning no invidions comparison to
the latter. Chief Boss Miller, who had
the law revised 80 as TO revise himself
into the presidency called to order
about 10 O'Clock
Some time was devoted 10 the pro-
cess Of close root pruning in setting out
trees. Mr.. Dosch gave.a practical illus.
tration of this method
Considerable discussion was heard on
the subject, but the preponderence Of
evidence seemed 10 be strongly in favor
Of the process.
The question box, under direction ol
Prof. Cordly Of A. o. c., brought out
answers TO many pertinent questions.
Perhaps the most important Of these
was how TO treat the trees which were
injured by the frost. Reports indicated
that since the warm weather came on
many trees have been bursting which
were thought TO be safe, and the damage
will prove more extensive than was sup
posed one month ago. The best of care
Of injured trees was urged, as an abso-
lutte necessity, and Mr.. Dosch advised
wrapping the trees.
Colonel Hursey, of Santa Clara Cali
fornia, reached the hall shortly after
the arrival Of the eleven o'clock train.
lie gave an account of the cooperative
movement among the California fruit
growers, now known as the Santa Clara
fruit exchange, of which he is president
and manager.
His talk aroused great deal Of in
terest in his audience, and many ques-
tions we're asked as fo methods Of hand
ling and marketing fruit by the as
sociation.
He made good showing as to the
success OF the association with which he
is connected.
The session was prolonged until after
noon when final adjournment was
taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

]. p. Dicus arrived down this morning
from Monmouth, where he has been at
the bedside Of his daughter Mrs. Davis,
Of Baker City, who was stricken with
paralysis while visiting at the latter
place. Mrs. Davis has 80 far recovered
as to be removed 10 the home Of her
father, who resides on French Prairie.
Mrs. Davis had 10 be moved on cot,
not being able TO walk.
Private win Elder, who has com.
pleted a three-year enlistment in the
United States army, came mp from
Frisco, Friday, and went home TO Stay
today. He been stationed at Angel Is
land, Alaska. Private +. A. Hensey, Of
Kentucky, accompanied him for visit,
and the young men may return TO
Alaska.
Mrs w. II. Ledgerwood, Of Ashland
arrived this morning on the overland "a
visit at the home Of her father and
mother w. A. White. Mr.. Ledger.
wood came up on the afternoon train.
Justice and Mrs. Wolyerton went 10
day to visit at the home Of Mrs. Wolver-
tons father, Nimrod price, pioneer oi
Linn county.
Capt. s. T. Northcutt, left today for a
prospecting tour on the headwaters %
the North Umpqua, 30 be gone seyera
months.
Mrs. G. /. Burley returned 10 Port
land today, after a weeks visit in Sa-
lem.
Clyde X. Brandenburg returned Il
Portland this afternoon, where he is al
present making his home
/. G. Mccoy, the S p. bridge builder
is in the city.
Judge II. II. Hewitt came down from
Albany this afternoon.
Mr.. Sam Sauvain and family, came
over today from Dallas, to spend sun.
day with his parents.
Mrs w. II. Byrd and children went
TO Forest Grove today TO attend the
commencement exercises of Pacific Uni
ycrsity.
Ed. Richmond and Milt Holman, OF
Dallas, left today for Tillamook, where
they will buy up cattle for a Minnesota
firm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Aherihn Directnra

Field Day has been afleld day for the
Salem school board. About 1850
applicants for teachers positions have
been filed ON the various mem bors. NJ.
l.. Camberlin hid himself at the State
House, Uncle Tommy Davidson 10 the
woods, early ini the day, Judge John
son screened himself behind oflicia
duties hut the applicants broke the bars
down 10 get az them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

l.. B. Gcer returned 10 Salem last
evening.
NJ. Il. Jones, Of Brooks, was a Salem
visitor today.
VIM. Spencer Of shaw, was Salem
visitor today.
Mrs. r. steiwer went 10 jefferson TO-
day Tor visit
Henry Brown and wife, Of Dallas, were
Salem visitors today
James White, of Brooks, was Salem
business visitor today.
Mrs. Samuel Orr aud daughters Of
Dixie were In Salem today shopping,
j, d. Hurst Of Aurora, and DR.. Shorey
Of Woodburn are Salem visitors today.
Capt Gordcn, Salem capitalist,
took the the early train for Portland
j, NJ. Martin Of Albany came down
10 take In Field Day and Conductors
pinic
August Klingcr drove in from Mt.
Angel last evening, returning early this
morning.
VIM. Downing drove one Of Ullrey's
teams 10 Stayton aud return in . hours
yesterday.
Miss Henrietta Lauer, Of Eugene, il
spending few days with her friend
Miss Nova Griswald.
Glenn llodes and son of Eugene came
down to visit and take In Field day and
Conductors picnic,
Miss Margaret :Kinsey, returned to
Eugene today, after two weeks visit
with Salem friends.
II Siege, Louis lngcrsol aud mum.
ber Of Salemites went 10 the Maccabee's =
picnic at jefferson today.
Miss Oril Neal, some time past, head
nurse at the Salem hospital, returned
to her home at Turner today.
Chas. A. Muths Of Eugene, came here
this morning to visit with his
brother and rest mp a week or 80.
Miss Allie Davis a dental student in
the University Of California, came hom,
today after ten months absence.
Dr. Philip Weaver, who has been at
san jose, Cal, returned yesterday from
a two weeks stay in the sunny south,
Ivan liumason, Portland business
man, came up today to spend Sunday
at the John u. Waldo home near Ma.
clcaY
Mrs, Clara Elliott was passenger tC
Newbcrg this morning, to attend th,
commencement exercises oi PaciA,
college,
Tom Brunk and :. Patrick, promin-
cnt Polk county iruitgrowers, were in
the city to-day to attend the fruitgrow-
crs meeting,
Miss Margaret Steadman aud Miss
Clara Piper, two Rerklcy students, ar
riycd to,iay for a few weeks visit with
the family Of Rev n, A, Ketchum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
ITO Err Is human -

People like to talk about attractive
things IN advertising. lna company
recently the proyerG above quoted,
which appeared at the head OF one oi
well constructed series OF advertise
ments Of tlOnd's Safsaparilla. was su
much discussed that We doubt II any
one there will ever forget the source
whence ~ came. MeSsrs. Hoods 4
Co, are using proyerb advertisements
on very broad scale, and they are
attracting discussion aud favorable
comment everywhere. >
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
SALEM LODGE DoINos.

Woodmen May Organize a Band-Have
Already a Base Ball Team-other
News.
The Woodmen Of the World at their
last meeting about concluded 10 or.
ganize bahd from among the mem
bers Of the lodge. Prof. j. VI. Coom-
er, formerly Of this city, but now of
Portland may be secured TO take charge
Of this band. II Is claimed that there
are enough good musicians, among the
Woodmen 10 organize one Of the best
bands in the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

The lawn social given by the ladie,
OF the United Evangelical church at the
home of Mr., Siege, in Englewood Fir
day evening, was a most enjoyable
affair. IL was we'll attended and both
young and old had good time. They
all voted in their hearts that hosts were
royal entertainers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

Yesterday evening Henry Wander
wort took largc band of sheep through
the city for the Waldo Hills, and this
morning no doubt found himself short
about 20 head They became little
troublesome in South Salem, whom City
Marshal Gibson was notified, aud soon
rounded the truant hock up at the city
pound. Mr., Gibson showed fine proof
Of his ability 10 round up derelict quad
rupeds as we'll as the genus homo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

The Boston Shoe Co, after four weeks
successful business stay in Salem will
close up tonight and 20 10 Albany where
they will open early next week. Mr.. G..
A. Piper, the manager, thinks judicious
use Of lHE pAIlY JouRNAl contributed
largely 10 their success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Excursion Rates.

Ticket Agent skinner, Of the $. 2.
Co., announces special excursion tickets
on sale ~ follows:
Round trip 10 the Los Angeles Ma
tional Eductional Association conven.
ton, with membership coupon at one
furc-SiO.
Gaquna Bay excursion tickets good
to October 10 for the rouud trip-$4.5O
There will he q Saturday night
ticket, good to return ON Monday at q
sill lower rate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Nerrnal school Wing

Messrs. Van Patten 4 Sorbcr have be-
gun breaking ground for the new wing Ia
the Monmouth Normal school These
salem builders have closed a tlO 900 con
tract for this work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

Having sold four dozen pianos in last
three months. ! am entirely oyerstocked
with piano boxes and in order to clean
them out will sell this lot at $3.50 each
good time for feed boxes at Geo. G,
VIII, the Music and Sewing machine
dealer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

The Ladies' of the Maccabecs, Of Queen
Hive No. 3, held one Of their enjoyable
sessions last evening and quite a num-
Der Of visiting Macabees from outside
hives were In attendance and a large
number Of candidates were initiate l..
After an evening OF hard initintory
worka fine lunch and refreshments were
served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Have You Been in al
&c &c Friedmdn's New Racket?
The Store is Full Of Nice NeW Goodsl

Lace and Embroideres Chffons, Veilngs Corsets and
Gloves An immense assorment all that is the newest and latest
Beautiful Organds and Lawns Large assortment OF Wash Goods
Hosiery great quantities, We buy them whole Of
kind at time We get them cheaper this way and give
toners the benefit Boys Washable Suits at SOC. 65c and 75
Call and them Crash Hats from 25c up for and boys
Ladies Sleeveless Vests from Sc up The best values Of any
this city, Boys Knee PantS>>anoher lot which selling for
25c pair. We also have better grades,
We carry immense and we'll assorted stock Of Mems
Boys Clothing also Hats Trunks and Vases, We will give you
more value for your money than any other in Salem Be
and cali in at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

81. STEWART, the South salem coop
er,is prepared with the BEST quality Of
stock 10 make oOopcngc of an kinds,
from a we'll bucket to a 10000 gallon
tank. Prices a. suit the times, shop
in South Salem. q 40 Inn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS

@ o Graves, II Finger, Portlond /;
Leon kenworthy, Roy Heater, otto
Picket, W Allen. Ncwbcrg; II j
Spencer, + Nsok, Rosedale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

The Woodmcn OF the World have or
ganizcd n base ball team to meet
the one recently organized 10y Court
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Forcstcrs
OF America. Both these mines have
good ball players among their mem-
bcrs and an interesting time will be-
had when ithey meet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

When you are tined aud need SOME
thing To refresh you call a, Ellis 4 Zinn
l0i State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Childrsn Plenle

A hay wagon load oi small children
and young folks enjoyed a picnie tolay
at the Brooks farm south of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Next Excursion

Will be- a large one, and there will be- a
great demand tor cigars. Dealers, arr
advised to stock up with la Corona 5
and Little Champions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
Goes To ALBANY

French candies and Ice cold drinks Al
Ellis 4 Hinn, lbi State street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

Whether yo0 win AZ the Fair Gronn,
or not y0u can Wln az the Wonder rest
aorant, next door toliarFitt 4 Lawrence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

June li--Railroad conductors picnic
at Fair Grounds.
June l3 Willamette University
Alumni Reunion.
June 10 - Willamette University
Commencement.
June 10 Commencement Salem
College OF Music.
June 3O.-Commenccment Interstate
Musical Conservatory, Eta Anders-Will-
man Principal.
July --- Celebration at salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-10

A@T oRrA.
hsAH tAs N kat Iss @s Nals Rsxli
''','''' &sH2IzsC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-03
Soy,hoe and Carmita Leave Newport.

NEWPORT. July THE big sloop Navahoe
will be raced this week in the Larchmont Re-
gatta, she leaving this morning for the west
ward with Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll.
The sloop Carmta. William X. Vanderbilt. has
also gone up the Sound. Americ Hugh FACETS
30 footcr Polywog. formerly the Musme. and
Harry Payne Whltncys Dorothy II. have ar
rived here. and it likely that lively racing IN
night there was a big sailing party and dinner
On board the Narada arranged by Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews. Miss Lilly Qelrichs,
Mrs Burke Roche, w liam Post, Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., George =, Mcsserdy,
H. Roger Winthrop, Potter Palmer. Jr. and
HnnOra Palmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-03
Thinks the Bicycle Trust Will Prove n Good
Thing.

A local dealer who thinks the new trust will
prove itself to he good thing for the trade
remarked to a Sun reporter yesterday:
good idea for the bicycle trust can be borrowed
from the sewing machine makers. Do you
know what becomes OF secondhand sewing
machines? They are smashed to pieces and
sold for old iron. All the wheels taken by the
retail agents in trade or otherwise acquired
meet. this fate; they are. not resold.
or at the main branch store and are
unloaded from the wagon they are hit on the
head. so to speak. with sledGe hammer. and
then consigned to the scrapheap; While this
may seem a woful destruction and waste. it is
not so bad as It sounds to tell OF It, for the old
not worth b3therng with II, they we're
to be continually repaired, and, at the
very best would not give good service
This plan keeps second hand articles off the
mark ct and does not permit them to prevent
the sale OF new machines. II would be good
thing to keep the rlrkety old wheels of the
market the same way. and the trust could do
it. As 1t ia now the secondhand wheels pass
from one to another and are the cause OF many
accidents and the discouragement OF many
do not do the spJrt or the trade any good or
their owners either. They would be better in
ha unkh Aaph