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New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON:

Abner c. Thomas > Surrogate OF County OF New
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
Martin Muller late o. the County OF New
York deceased to exhibit ant present the same with
therefor TO the subscriber at his place OF
transactIr business the office Of Robert P Lee No
&c William Stree Borough Manhattan. City OF New
York on or before day OF September next
Dated New York. February 2lst. 1903:
HENRY MULLER. Executor
ROBERT p LEE. Attorney for Executor. 76 William
Street, Manhattan. New Yor- City
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STORAGE.
Trunks AND Leather GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS. Buy your
Trunks Bags. Suit Cases direct from
makers. AMERICAN TRUNK CO, II
Union Square West, largest retailing man
ufacturers in the world Of travellers reQui-
sites. Lowest prices. Highest quality. Sat
.sfactIan guaranteed-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER ana N-NtksI. Swiss rerNurneuJ-
ed by present employer; competent, VII
ins and reliable. objection L. temporary
engagement or travel Gail or write 20 20
Last 51tn-st.
COACEiNAN -Mi6cIe aged: married: cood
appearance; # & in, conscientious in
care OF horses, carriages aad harness
careful driver. twensy years best written
and personal city references, last employer
can be seen. J. c.. G2S Park-ave.
COACHMAN.-Si 80. neat appearance.
best personal and written references.
thoroughly understands the management Of
a gentleman's stable. p. J. h BOX -
Tribune Uptown Ofhce. 1894 Broadway
COACHMAN.-By experienced man: under
stands riding and driving. best city ref
erences; married; city OF country Ad-
dress MAC. IO4 West 56th-st
COACHMAN. hrst class man: best
city references: hor summer months.
Call or address HENRY. Is East s9tb-st.
prtvses sezblA
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ELECTRIC FANS.

KEEP COOL, The PERFECTION DRY
BATTERY FAN OUTFIT viii help you. NO
ELECTRICITY REQUIRED IN THE
HOUSE. Always ready for use. Can be
carried about from nlace 10 place. Only
ceat per hour 10 operate. Write for prices
and circular. ]. JONES & SON. Dept T.
81 Cortlandt-st-
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FURNISHED RooMs.

IF YOU LOOK for q newly funishe
room. with all conyen.ences, 50 30 up
ward private park privilege. call at i5'
East 2ist-st. GTsmercy Park.
84FH-ST.. 44 EAST.-A commo5iaus well
furnished. Cl,aniy kept room. private
family: references essential
20 WEST 35TH-ST -H5uGsoule ely fur
ul=hed larGs and small rooms, references.
24TH-sT. % EAST rear Madison Square
Absolutely clean, furnished rooms.
bath; privileges; parIor suit, doctor u.
gentIen.an: suEerior Cervice; select
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway between 36th
and 37th sts.. until 8 o'clock p. m. AdNer-
tisements received at the following brancA
offices a. regular ONCE rates until o clock
i53 6th-ave. cor 12th-st; % East l4th-st
257 West 42d-st. between 9Th and Sth aves.
263 West 125th-st. 33S 3d-ave., between
18th and 18th sts.: ! .O2G 3d-ave.. near 6lst-
St: !. 7OS 1st-ave-, near S9th-st.: l5I East
l25th-st.. 756 Tremont-ave.; $50 Sd-ave..
near 41st-st.: 554 3d-ave.; 21O Bleecker-st..
325 Bleecker-st Brooklyn. n. Y.-2l6
Court-st.: 215 Smith-st.: 1.004 Gates-aye
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the inflammation Of the skin sometimes excited
by the use of x rays
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hanc
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO. B. EDDY. 3eS Madison-st
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ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC MOTORS fans. bought, sold.
repaired. installed; wiring done. ARDAI
& BUCHWAI.D. SIS West Sth-st.
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FOR SALE.

TYTTTTTTYTTT- PORTLAND LADDER
--s4-k4&-AA&AAA-A- CO. AZ World Bldg
n Y Tel. 2f76 1hn. Best OF ladders de-
hversd at zoe. per foot
KNEE BEARING LETT artificial leg
WelGS ~ 'I pro,i,-,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ror
The Tribune received at their UPTOWN
Once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth SITS. until 8 O'Clock p. m. Adver-
tIsements received at the following branch
orfices at regular office rates until S O'Clock
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Ocean Steamers.
NWRTM @ERMMM ll0WD

NlOR1fM @ERE1NN l1OYDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH-C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF 80 ST, HOBOKEN =.
Kronprinz. July I. Pm Kronprinz Aug IL ,dd An An
k VIM. H.. July 81 / PM Kaiser. Sept. l. 10 An
Kaiser. Aug 4. 10 AM KTonprinZ Sept s. $3.50 AN
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
S. S. KAlSFR WlLHE4@ li -
- TO7 FEET-19 500 TONS-4O.OOO HORSE POWER
SAILS JULY 81. AUG. .
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PISYMOUTH-CHE RBOURG-BP EMEN.
FROM BREMEN PIERS, HOBOKEN, y. J. -
Kurfuerst July g. 10 AN Barbarossa Aug 6, 10 AN
Bremen July I6 PM Aug. 49, noon
23. II AN Bremen. Aug. 20, PM
Friedrich. July 80 10 AN Luse. Aug. q, Pm
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-SAPLES-GE
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HOBOkEN. y. j.
AN Lain. Sept 26 IL AM
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OELRICHS & co. NO. BROADWAY. n I.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION MEN.-By doing easy work
you can travel 70 England for 81, Ant
werp or Germany $40, Africa S25; also tree
transportation procured Apply 115 1st-st.,
New-YOrk
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway between 3Rth
and 3Tth sts. until o'clock 0. m. Adver-
Jisements received at the following branch
offcss az regular once rates until 9 o'clock
y. n. viz 25+ shave. =. c. cor. 93d-st .
I5S fth-avs.. cor 18th ~ % Fast i4th-st .
-, West 42a-st.. between 9Th and Sth uyes. .
18th ard T7tH sts.. I .026 Sd-ave. near Gist-
a.; l.TOS 1st-aVe.. near S9th-st.. I57 East
leSth-st.. 75S fremont GS9 "a ave
n ar 4iSt-st. 554 3d-aVe 30 Rieecker-st !.
3@5 Rleecker-st Brooklyn. " Y-2fG
court-st.: 2I5 Smith-st: 1.OO4 Gates-ave.
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Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate County OF New
York is hereby given TO all persons having claims
e deceased present the with vouchers thereof
70 the his place of snsacting business
the office OF Middleton Co, No. 6S Broad Street
BorouEh OF Manhattan in the City York. on or
before the 11th day Of November
Dated New lork the 9th day Of May, 1908.
CLIFFORD J.. MIDDLETON Ancillary Executor.
ASHTON HARVEY. Attorney for Ancillary Executor IS
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Surrogates' Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County of Z New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against Henry e Klugh. late Of the County Of New New
TO the subscribers their place OF transacng business
the Office OF Joseph p. O'Nel, No 116 Nassau
Street. City OF New York before the 18th
day of December next.
Dated New York June Sth. 1903
LAURA A. KLUGH,
AARON P. GARRABRANT
JOSEPH P ONEILI. Executors.
Attorney Executors. lie Nassau-st-, Borough OF
New Ork
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City Hotels.
THE GOsFORI

20 and p East 4eeh ST.. bet Filth and Madison Ave.
board or
TsS&nhGns 2l91-ASfh-
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LAWYERS s.

SMITH & ENGEL 800 Broadway, New
York -ReliaoIe lawy e-s, accidents. do
meBtic difficulties QUICKLY adjusted consul
tation free.
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= Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby given TO all having claims
against Gilbert Bunten the County Of New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his Of transacting business. No.
SO Broadway in The City Of New York before the
2nd day November next
Dated New York. the 27th day Of April. 1903.
ROBERT X. WALLER. Executor,
66 Broadway New York CITY
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FURNITURE.


A.IKkORS.-AA kinds new ami secuI..
hand: bargains. 70 suit all puipu-cs
LYONS l40 VAST G2d-st.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

~-----~-~---s---
THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER
OFFERED IN OFFICE FURNITURE
D, KRAMER, AZ Broad st,
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So great has been the demand for DR.. Francis
II. Williams elaborate and valuable work on
..R0ntgen Rays" which made its first appear
ance two years ago that the Macmillan Com
pany has felt warranted in issuing two others.
In the latest one the appendix has been ex-
panded so as to add nearly a hundred new
pages. These give the results OF the authors
experience in the time with this new
essthod of treatment. Attention is also given t9
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION OF GOV t-RNESS. BY Young
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ate and can supply excellent recommends
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sTENOGRAFHER and TYPEwRITGR.
By young lady. A. GERhEN i.O-5
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Ufice. No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th
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tisements received at the following branch
Offices a. regular office rates until ) o'clock
p. m. viz, 2o4 Shave. = p cor 2Sd- 81
l5S 9th ave, cor. l2th-st % East 14th-st.
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263 Vest i25th-at.. 33S 3d-ave.. between
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SEWING. rneD1i-s a-y KIND 10 work ~
German woman vit1 s---'Iy ..- -a11f7g,
uermar entity. Miss ROMA I2i CIsi
IrG-N-st
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SPECIAL. INFANTS N-I-FS-7 -r- -c-sri-
ercei NoTt0 G--~ao- r7fif 3~e+. -sza
ent!re care 90 intent Fr-Ta N.~fr. .-- -,sss
references sgl8rv $50 Address N.ss G.
DTr,r4r. f1Eq EAST 4sth-st
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Young WOMAN ~eots r-u---ss. -h.7s
oeHrvs ard rvi'' ms Co rf-a1- re'a-c1 -
ferret Ms MCOENACE. 3 Tl2 S1-avs.
'rN- T,rrux
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MAID TO elderly or invalid lady. would a.
sist in other duties. IS good selr,s,rssg
and packer: best city references wages 10
object Address 20 West 50ch-sr. second
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NURSE or N-IRSFVV Cows, ,-vSS -Bv
re1~td No-tH &; r-nsl. a.H --e-ge -
children over three ye~~s u-rr~errr' Fin
Ce-cartCr- teaches tra---ar- re tars1ces.
ZIP Nr-r FrN fti roSy -T..t
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USEFUL MAN.-Countrv; experienced,
ton-st
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NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNFySS- by
superior. competent North German. eu-
tire charge % children from 2te wears uPs
spesks fluent FreuCh, best references i
W. Box S6. Tribune Uptown Once. 1850
Fr1a way
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YOUNG MAN. -. neat appearance. en-
ployed two years in private family. wishes
similar place. city or country. c{ty rafer-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAxTED
Male.

GAftDt y Ell. German. married --, -
NV, tdh charge % seatl-rla1.5 NJ.
sIeehnouses, etc. highest reference -. i.
II''1hsAt- r. FORESTER. Fajrheld. com
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
Personal.

Miss Elizabeth w. Martin, whose
stories for children were widely known,
is dead. She was a cousin of Samuel
L. Clemens and Col. Henry Waiter
son
Rev. r. ]. Campbell, who is to
succeed the late DR.. Joseph Parker in
the City Temple, London, will sail for
this country in a couple of weeks and
will remain to take part in the students
conference at Mortified the last of
June and first of July.
1t is said that James r. Keene,
the veteran speculator, broke all rec
ords In stock failures when his South
ern Pacific pool went to pieces in Wall
street last month. The estimated de-
cline in value of the POOLS holdings
was $2,S00,O00. The total cost of the
stock aggregated $16.669, 900, against a
present market value of $13, S60,0O0.
Charles II. Robb, assistant attor-
ney general of the Postoffice Depart
ment, has fund of apt stories, which
he tells with considerable effect He
was asked the other day regarding
the status Of some matter in connec-
ton with the postoffice frauds. IT
don't care to say just at present. 1t
might put me in the position of an old
country justice whom l knew once.
He nearly always had a strong opinion
regarding cases that came before him.
One day after he had decided an is
sue he walked downtown with one of
the litigants. The latter was asked by
friend how he had come out in court
We won all right said the old Justice
before the plaintiff had time to an
sWer"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
The Housewives Omar.
From Life.

From Life.
Come, clean the House. although this
Rite of Spring
From Cook and Housemaid sudden
Warning bring;
They're certain to give Notice, any,
way
For Wages rise-and they are on the
Wing!
Whether in Boston or in Binghamton.
whether the House be lax or Strictly
The Cook has Tempers every day or
two,
The Housemaid breaks the Teacups one
by one.
Each Ship a hundred Bridgets brings.
you say,
Yes-but where lives the Cook of Yes
terday?
And this new Age that brings the
sullen Swede
Sweeps the old Family Treasure quite
away.
The Girl gains Schooling, WITHSTAND
having writ
Moves up-not all your Wages or your
Wit
Shall lure her back from Office. Store
or Desk
She will not do Plain Housework-not
Bit!
The Eight-Hour Plan some set their
Hearts upon
Turns Ashes, even with Millionaires,
anon.
Maids by the Day refuse the Even
ing Task.
And when the Caller rings the Bell are
gone.
An Old-time Cook book, simpler far
than now,
A Loaf of Homemade Bread, no Fuss.
no Row.
But Bridget singing as she cleans
the Sink
Oh! such Home were Paradise enow!
1 sometimes think how Wonderfully
Good
Waffies would taste instead of Break
fast Food,
And how the Clothes would last II
washed at Home
But what's the use of such a yearnlng
Mood?
Yet make the most of Maids to-day
the End
May be that, servantless, we shall de-
scend
To dwell in huge Cooperative Plants.
sans Privacy sans Hope, sans Homes
All! bridget; MI the Coffee Gun that
clears
To-day, at least. OF our Domestic
Fears
To-morrowl-Maid and Mistress both
may be
Swept from the Path OF the Progres-
siye Years!
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18

Euchre is better Methodist game
than poker, according to a ruling made
by member of the faculty of North
western University yesterday in con-
sidering an offensive lyric in a student
opera, says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Quest of the Quezarre" is the
name of a comic opera the words mu-
sic, and lyric Of which have been writ
ten by students. II was placed in the
hands of censorship committee of the
FACULTY consisting of Mrs. Martha
Foote Grow, dean of the women; and
Profs. Clark, Thorndyke, Hatfield and
Cumnock. In the course of the play
appears the following song:
Now and then, in a poker game, my
coin I'll sacrifice,
Or even shake, for a trifiing stake, a
wicked pair of dice.
Il do not know just what poker isl
said Mrs. Crow, but / am sure that it
is bad. We must have this song cut
out"
No spontaneous burst of approval of
the sentiment came from the other
members of the committee, and Prof.
Hatfield was appealed to.
Under the circumstances, l do not
know that" began the professor, in
a conciliatory tone, but his half-heart-
ed defense of the song was lost.
1T is all wrong for a song about polk
er to be sung on the stage of a Metho-
dist hall" Mrs. Crow repeated, and the
rest of the committee agreed with her.
w. Herbert Blake. author of the song
was told of the decision by the commit
tee by Prof. ]. Scott Clark yesterday
1t seems that you will have to cut
out the poker Prof Clark said, but
You can substitute euchre and let the
,.1r,,
tainly better Methodist game than
poker"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
index TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Notices-Ship Notice, Will
hanson G. Rauers.
Business Notices-We Infuse New
Life, G. W. Thomas.
Ice Cream Weather This-Jerry
George.
Open--The Vaudeville Season at the
Casino.
Keep Your Food Healthy-Lindsay
& Morgan. ii'S 8Hk
Picnickers-The Delmonico Company.
Wherever Wheels Are Discussed
VIM. & H. H. baltimore.
That Effective Liver Tonic-At Row.
linskis.
Auction sales-Furniture. by 1. D.
LaRoche, Auctioneer.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Hel
Wanted, Employment Wanted, For
Rent For Sale. Lost. Personal. Miscel-
laneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
A Suggestion to Morgan.

At the Lotus Club Charles w. Price
told this story about ]. Pierpont Nor
gan. saws the New York Times. A
young reporter was sent to Mr.. Nor
gan's residence to ask an important
question.
Mr.. Morgan is out" said the but
Ter.
The reporter, noticing a. carriage in
waiting, fingered near the entrance TO
the Madison avenue residence, and in
a few moments was not exactly aston
ished to see Mr.. Morgan come out and
start for the carriage. He dared APP
proach and ask the question, as he
had been instructed.
Young man. said Mr.. Morgan,
didn't my butler tell you 1 was out ?"
Yes" was the reply but you should
change your butler for one who can
speak the TRUTH
Mr.. Morgan turned his penetrating
eyes on the questioner for a moment
and then said, as he entered his car
rlage: Call at my office in the morn
ing and suggest any other changes in
my establishment you deem advisable"
The reporter did call and has possess
ed fairly pleasant relations with the
eminent financier ever since.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18

Twelve years ago Moody Morrill,, a
leading Republican politician of Bos-
ton disappeared under something of
a cloud. Some time previously Morrill,
had entertained as his guest a mining
engineer of the name of Charles ].
Grayson, who was interested in mines
in Mexico. Morrill, himself was a min
ing engineer of some ability While
Morrilrs guest, Grayson died and was
buried from his friends house. 1t
seems that when Morrill, disa ppeared
from Boston he went to New Mexico
and Mexico. where he assumed Gray
sons name, took up his projects and
pushed them along. For several years
he had large dealings with New York
banks, and under the name of Gray
son transacted great deal OF busiy
ness. The banks declare they always
found him honorable and trustworthy
and that he handled hundreds OF thou
sands Of dollars OF their money with
Out the discrepancy Of one cent APP
pearins. The romance was disclosed
by the arrest Of Morrill, IN New York
the other day for his short oomlnes IN
Boston under his own name. There
appears 70 be no charge against him
u''9sf his assumed name.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18

BRIGHT BITS,

Wall Street.-The most noted IL not
the most popular watering place in the
country.-Puck.
of course. we needn't believe ev-
erything we hear about our friends. -"
True, but, thank heaven, we can re-
peat it!"-Life.
The Doctor; Didn't say he was
to avoid all excitement?
The Patients Wife: Yes; that's what
got him excited.-Town and Country.
First Citizen-"What do you think
of this idea of an army of the unem-
ployed marching to Washington" Sec
ond Citizen-"That's nothing new. 1t
happens every four years. New York
Weekly.
II am told that none of the princi-
pals in the grand opera company speak
to one another" WELL" answered
Mr.. Cumrox, after reading their
names on the programme don't blame
them for letting one another alone, in
stead of trying to pronounce them
Washington Star
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
COLOMBIA IN SORRY CONDITION.

The financial condition of Columbia
is about as bad as it can be. She has
many millions of dollars worth of pa
per money in circulation, which is
practically valueless. She has paid no
interest on her public debt for three
years. the debt being about $685. $1,000.
One of these days the nations to whom
this debt is due will ask that it be
paid right away, just as Germany,
England and Italy asked Venezuela to
pay what she owed them. And what
course will this country pursue? viii
it undertake to assist Colombia in set
ting with her creditors? If 1t does 1t
will have a much harder task than 1t
had in the Venezuelan affair. But it
seems that Colombia is hoping TO get
from this country the money with
which to relieve her most pressing
financial obligations.
According to the treaty which is
pending the United States are to pay
Colombia $4,000, 900 in cash for Pana-
ma canal concessions and a large an
nuity. But it seems that the Colom-
bians, or at least some of them, are
of the opinion that they can get a
great deal more-that the United
States are so anxious to have the
Panama canal property that they are
willing to pay almost any price for the
concessions for which the pending
treaty calls. Therefore they are stand
-
the report that comes from Panama
OF course the United States are not
going to pay any such sum as that.
In fact, they are not going to pay any
more than they have agreed to pay
If Colombia refuses to ratify the
treaty the probability is that negotia-
tions will be opened for the Nicaragua
route. If the Panama route should be
abandoned the probabilities are that
the abandonment would be perma-
nent.
There is talk of course to the effect
that in the event of a failure of the
Colombian Congress to ratify the
treaty the state of Panama might Sc
cede from Colombia. The canal is
wholly within her limits, and if the
concession money were paid TO her she
would have capital enough to set up
on her own account, though that
amount wouldn't last her very long.
1t is hardly probable. however, that
there will be such a sensational situa-
ton as would be brought about by the
secession of Panama Doul,tlaSs Tolo,,,
bia will be glad to accept the $4,000, :
600 when she finds she can get no
more.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
ANOTHER BEEF Squeeze.

During last week housewives were
disconnected TO find the cuts of roast
or steak growing smaller, or the butch
er's bill bigger. Inquiring the cause.
they were told that the Western pack
ers had advanced the prices. and there
fore nothing remained for the retailer
20 do but advance prices 20 the con-
sumner. There was some growing on
the part OF the housewives: but what
were the poor women 20 do7 The
meat for dinner had to be forthcoming.
even " the portion were smaller The
beef trust, which IL responsible for the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-18
TIE BOOMING NEWS Is publlshed

THE MORNING NEWS is published
every day in the year. and served TO
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