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Evening journal., 1903-08-03
Social and Personal Notes

winfield IL. Bailey spent yesterday In
New York.
Arthur German, Of Havre de Grace
spent Sunday with w. A. Nelson. in this
city.
Miss Alice Mclnure and cousin, Miss
Ada Bottser are making a six weeks
tour in the south. At present they are
visiting in Mappsyille, Va, the guests
Of Miss Bottger's sister, Mrs. william
T. Abbott Before returning home they
will spend some time at Old Point Com
fort, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Misses Nellie Murphy, Anna Mealey and
Katie Harvey are spending a week at At
lanuc City.
Robert Gass. of Philadelphia IS visiting
in the city.
Robert Stuart of this city. IS spending
his vacation in Boston and Newport, r.. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. James Devlin have re-
turned from Atlantic city, where they
have been spending the past ten days.
officer John Sheehy returned to his
beat today after weeks vacation,
which he passed in Toronto and Mag
ara Falls.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

This comes from Chicago.
American women have come in for fear
full criticism by DR.. Toyol1ichi Iyenaga, a
japanese professor, at a lecture to the
Chi go University. According to him,
Americans are benighted victims Of
wrongs, abuse and mental darkness. while
Japanese, on the contrary, are far more
enlightened. In the way American men
take to their clubs Dr. Iyenaga sees a
distinct reflection upon American women,
and the manner in which Americans dress
he considers nothing less than horrible
and barbarous Indeed, by his own COM
parison there Is nothing to do for Ameri-
cans except to emigrate in a body to the
land Of the chrysanthemum and pattern
after the maids and matrons Of the Flow
cry Kingdom.
The Japanese woman has never tried
TO bridge the space between herself and
the ssvages by boring holes in her ears to
hang bones and stones in. She has never
abused her body by incasing her waist in
a steel jacket. She has never endured the
torture of high heeled shoes or shocked
the sensibilities of right minded people by
wearing dead birds on her hats DR.. Iyen-
aga began to the intense establishment of
his audience.
Neither do the women Of the land Of
the chrysanthemum fall quickly in love
and rush into marriage" ne continued.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
Summer Eccent1fcity

The curious fancy for trimming
cheap, coarse materials with hand
some llce and vice versa, using coarse
lace on handsome materials, is appar-
emily just as much Of a craze as ever,
and the very inconkruity seems to ap-
peal to the feminine heart. Just for
the moemnt it would seem as though a
wave Of inappropriateness had swept
over the country, not only as regards
materials and trimmings. but for the
different occasions at which gowns are
worm It was very sensible, the revo-
luton that came as regards wearing
thin things in town IN summer and
there was certainly no excuse needed
for wearing light clothes instead OF
dark ones when the thermometer went
up into the 90s But to wear around
in town and in public conveyances
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
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Japanese rs. American Women

Clubs IN which Japanese bachelors are
herded for common protection against de-
signing mammas are unknown, and mar
riages arranged by the agents Of the
young people are not nearly so provoca-
tive of divorces as Is the American plan
OF courtship.
I'm Japan we have no courtship, with
their sweetness, and their bitterness
when the delusion IS past. The marriages
are all arranged by the parents, and we
have no such galaxy Of old maids as
adoras the institutions Of learning here
in the West.
Neither do we have hundreds Of strong
well to do bachelors living in clubs. I am
unable to understand why the university
women here in Chicago are willing to tod
crate such an institution as the Quad
rangle Club.
There are fewer divorces in Japan
relatively speaking, than i'm the United
States.
"The impression that loose morals pre-
vail has been gained by the apparent lack
of affection which husband and wife in
Japan show in public. A husband never
kisses his wife publicly.
II think the situation Is well summed
up in this: The American kisses his wife
In public and beats her in private; che
Japanese beats his wife in public, but
kisses her in private"
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

James Collins, switchman of the
Pennsylvania railroad at Front street,
returned to work after being away two
months with typhoid fever.
Judge Gray expects to leave for
Birmingham, Ala, next Saturday.
The Rev. John Shape of New Cas-
tie. Pa, is visiting i'm this city. He
formerly was pastor Of Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
Captain Peter b. Ayers IS recover
ing from an attack OF bronchial trou-
BILE.
william Kelley. Jr.. of this city
William Thorp of Harrington, Samuel
and John w. Worrell Of Pleasant Hill
r. NJ. Ennis. of Newark, Frank Neely
j. w. Dunning Charles Eahn and
Frank Gentien of this city. win leave
on Sunday next over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for San Francisco.
Water Commissioner James p. Jones
and family are spending q pordon Of
the summer at kits Hammock
David c.. Reid. president OF the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company has
gone to Boston on business.
Miss Bertha McCaulley left today for
a visit to New York and Bayonne, n. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin are in
Atlantic city.
r. J. White is at the Pelham. At
lantic City.
Mrs. Annie Ferrill has returned to
Chester.
George Cross was a Chester visitor
Yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Hastings left Saturday
for her home in Berlin. Maryland, where
she will spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. l.. Warren, Of Bay
onne, N. J., returned today after visiting
Mr.. Warren's mother here. They were ac-
comparied home by Miss Bertha McCaui-
ley. who viii spend some time there.
Miss May Bright has been in Rehoboth
for the past two weeks.
DR.. p. Henry Keaveny. Of this city, and
Charles S. Hylard. OF York, Pa, are
on a three weeks trip to Boston and other
points.
John F. Malloy, Of this city is spending
two weeks in Roanoke, Va.
Miss Margaret Fouraker has gone tc
Boston for a two weeks visit.
Samuel Hutton. Of Erie, Pa, IS visit
ing friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

gowns that are only suitable for wafer
ing places. and conspicuous in color
and design, makes the wearer at once
look bad style
One of the newest fashions TO make
its appearance is the gown of coarse
scrim, or a material that looks like
scrm. trimmed with bands of real
guipure lace. much more Of the lace
being used than the scrim. the patterns
of the lace being as large as is used
to trim expensive curtains, and, in fact,
the trimming of the gown itself is
singularly like the trimming of the
bands of lace put on i'm scallops and,
finished with a scalloped flounce. is
almost comic in effect when one thinks
of the sash curtains made ON the same
plan. The waist has a deep pointed
cape, made with point at the back SO
long that it comes below the waist line
and in the front so short that it is only
little way below he neck.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
NEWPORT WORKMAN INJURED
Chemical Company Unable to Fill Large
Amount Of orders-club Plays
Good Ball.
Special to the Evening Jourr

Special to the Evening Journal
Newport. Aug. 3.-John DAVIS an
employe of the Marshall Iron Company,
while at work on scaffold around
boiler furnace. making some repairs. on
Saturday. accidently fell to the ground
and received internal injuries.
The Newport Jr. Baseball Club Is
playing some fast BAH for youngsters
OF 10 years Of age and under. They
Travelled to Flsmere and met and de-
feated a team composed of boys over
as years old by a score of 16 to /, on
Saturday. They solicit challenges Of
teams under is years Of age. Baynard
Young is manager.
The Krebs Pigment and Chemical
Company is very busy getting out
goods. Tho firm is unable 10 hll orders
ls rapidly as they are received. At
present &c is turning out 1900 pounds
per week and making every effort 10
Increase the output to $4,000 pounds.
II has two large contracts for the year
that will consume nearly all of this in
creased output.
Isaac c. Slaw is having built a very
fine residence opposite the Episcopal
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
CLUSTERS LAST CHARGE"
May be Produced at shellpot by Local
Lodeemen Assisted by Soldiers.

Clusters Last Charge viii probably
be produced at Shellpot Park during
the present month by Minqua Tribe OF
Red Men, assisted by tribe from
Scranton and two companies Of the
National Guard.
The Red Men are prepari v for n
two days festival and it Is expected Il
win begin on August n. There viii be
other attractions but a special effort
win be made to make the Custer
Charge" great spectacular event.
The local lodgemen and visiting Penn
sylvanians viii represent Sitting Bull
and his band OF braves and Major
Simon T. Doherty has been applied
TO for two companies Of the Delaware
National Guard to represent Custer
and his men. who fought the red skins
against such overwhelming odds. The
affair should draw a big crowd to the
park.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
TWO FUNERALS IN DElMAR
Denoerats Of That Town Hold Pri-
mary Election.
-nnclnl ID the EYenlnr Ionrn.


Delmar. Aug. 3.-There were two
funeral services In the NJ +. Church
here today one was in the morning
and the other in the afternoon George
Thompson. n former resident of this
place. died at his home in Cape
Charles on Friday night Of tyr roid
fever, and his body was brought here
on Saturday on the Norfolk express
and taken to the residence Of his
father-in-law. Enoch Dunn on Eliza
beth street Funeral services were
held at 1890 a. m. at the NJ. f..
Church and interment made in the
cemetery.
Mrs Sara J. Hill, wife Of the Rev.
NJ NJ. Hill. who was stricken with
paralysis one day last week, died on
Saturday afternoon about 4 O'Clock.
Her funeral was held in the afternoon
and mterment also made in the NJ. T..
Cemetery. Mr.. Hin was for MANY
years railroad section supervisor and
was also a local preacher.
The Democrats Of Delmar district
held their primary meeting ON Satur-
day. Delegates TO the county conven-
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
Stanton

Special to the Evening Journal
Stanton, Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Webb and son of Wilmington
spent Sunday with their mother Mrs.
Mincheart on Main street.
George Sim of Elam Pa, Is visiting
his cousin, Thomas Jones. ON Lime
Stone avenue.
Miss Estella Thorn of Philadelphia
has returned 10 her home after "a few
days visit with friends here
Walter Mitchell of Philadelphia, Pa.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. c. H..
Fleming.
The Rev. T. IL. Harding and daugh-
ter Florie, OF Wilmington formerly Of
this place. was present Sunday morn
ing and conducted sacrament service
in the NJ. +. Church. which was largely
attended.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
VIII Go to California

Daniel Ross. senior vice commander
of the q. A. r., and Past Department
Commander William H. Moysten will
start over the B. & o. railroad next
Sunday, in company with a number Of
others. TO the grand encampment to be
held in san Francisco. The Maryland
and Delaware Commandery will be
accompanied by Lieutenant General
Miles as its special guest.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

campmeeting in Leslie Nd
Mrs Alfred Frame. who has been
seriously IN. Is Improving slowly.
Hubert Davis of Wilmington. was
the guest OF his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Young last evening
Miss Sue Garrettson of Wilmington
is staying with her aunt, Mrs. John
Hanna. who Is very IN.
John Scarborough, Jr., Of Fort Del
aware. spent Sunday with his parents
here.
]. l.. Deakns, who has been doing
some contract work In Philadelphia,
the past week. returned to his home
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
STOLE CITY PROPERTY
Special officer Collision Sworn in This
Morning.

So rauch lumber and other material has
been stolen from the new sewer in course
of construction I'm the Ninth ward that
the street and Sewer Department has de-
cided to place special watchman there
az alsht The lumber used in snoring up
the sizes was taken repeatedly. Saturday
night the thieves made another visit and
when they left nttle but the hole in the
ground was left.
This morning George W. Collision was
sworn in as special officer to guard the
city's property.
Robert r. Morrison this morning be-
gan driving piles for the sewer.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

tion TO be held az salisbury tomorrow
were chosen as follows w. 5. Parker
Joseph Frazier and Benjamin Beth
ards. They viii endeavor TO secure
the nomination of J. =. Moore for the
legislature.
The Hon. w. l.. Sirmon started to-
day for an extended business trip
through the South.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
Newport
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newport Aug. 3.-W. T. Gallaher
spent yesterday at Leslie campmeet-
ing I'm Leslie, Nd.
Mn and Mrs. Shellady Of Philadel-
phia are spending a few days as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Barrett.
Edward Long Of Wilmington spent
sunday with his brother. E. T.. Long.
John Scarborough spent Sunday at
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
Had Yacht Party

A number of Newport young people en-
ioyed a yacht party TO Cohelds Beach on
Saturday. Those in the party were: Miss
Edith r. Day, Miss Helen Cranston. Miss
Alice Eastborn. Ralph d. Finn. Charles
L. Day and Joseph Pusey.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

Bird $. Mcclure. the new delegate
to Congress from Oklahoma. is an all
around athlete. and is believed to have
assisted in the conviction OF more
criminals than any other lawyer IN
the twin Territories.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
DOLNGS IN Il
SOCIAL WAY.
Many City Folk Off on
Summer Vacation
They Seek CooIine Breezes
at SeashOre, Mountain
and Country Resorts

About ten members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association viii leave here on
Saturday next for Betierton, where they
viii camp for a week.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

Church Hance w. Webster is In
charge OF the work.
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

WNun Bernstein Nlnufaur
to- 3perce of
them n
sefo
nofb atlowep
may mean SCI he qdshe
bee sn cooede
5hom$
from
Evening journal., 1903-08-03
$500 YARDS

Sons, and M. j. Whlttall are oHered
cannot be duplicated for the same gra
You will note we designate each q
Body Brussels means almost anythii
fer you 700 yards Of Whittals best fl
cents the yard from S1.25, there's
Evening journal., 1903-08-03

low prices with the constantly advancing market in all coto
stock these prces in fact may be impossible get the
Bed Comforts made especially for filled with viii
covered in nice quality skane at zoe from lOO $OO from
The better grades all reduced in like proportion
Spreads crocheted in coors of pink and white blue and
each 81 80 was $1.S7
Plain white crocheted spreads 90c from $10 $100 fr
and our special Marsees Spread $500 each from $3.50
Sheets full size nice fine muslin full bleached and wide
Pillow Cases 42x36 inch wide hem, linen finished musli
Mattress Pus made of pure white cotton and covered wi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
Prospects for . Bout.

Z There, aroysueHeEnl. sl1iNfnla; be1ae IN
this city waiting With the Chip On their
1houlder, and = dAy or two ago. there
rolled ID . middle heavy weight who
can 60 some. Negotiations for aslAaht
are now On: IF, the articles are signed
the bout will either take place in q
dark spot In thia .yicinity or across
the line where the laws are more leni-
ent.-Jornal. siiFss seoD .aoAaa.4sg
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04

) Yesterday i've of the aaea employed
1t the Homestead thinner narrowly es.
capped serious injury BY ewes. Jack
Cochran Mas severely bruised By .
slide Of earth and will be laid up for
several days Matt Twoomey VIM.
Fault and . man named Jordan were
buried to their waists by slides a1i
Fault and Jordan were badly bruise..
Enterprise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
Nevada Chloeido Queen.

Nevada Chloeido Queen.
TAe Nevada Chloride Queen Mining
saA Development Company II Cor
loration orsinaxsd and existing under
Ne Law of tie alatsaoe N6vilaas 6~A-
- 8 I'm mining clairs, locatsG =
0rmshy Coaaty. Nerds. a6ost az
miles from Carson City The claim
owned are n follows: The Chloride
the Bin D. No. 1. the an b. No. 3sand
the Bah d.
TIA COMPANY. r. incorporated Tor
500, 900 shares, par value 81 per share,
The limited number Of $4,000 shares
haze bee1 get aside, fp'bs sdad 1t .3Gc,
Z share for tie purpose Of Gktsn1ipu
developing work. It u the purpose
oe the company to continue the explor
alton and development OF thess -csainl
and to declare dividends from time +
dJtS .fron he 1fpessdbs G. iAsaeE,
dit 4 eftrscted. This Is q oous6s
vatiye business investment The ON
ersssfe or Focdbnry. Prseidsat
J. q Bwesds5. viesp Iesident and =
torney: H Disterich. Secretary en-
freacW@. Who together with WIN
1Dtsklk1ch ana G. b. :Vsa Dussr CON
prise the Board Of Directors.
sHoe furthers hfnmetioo, saM q Q
address,
bar - Ia II DIETRICH
SScH md Treas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
3. wise.

Why.idid our fathers 6 and mothers
come to California in 40 by the trail
over which the UNION PACIFIC is
built: We are not giving prizes torl
the answer as it is too easy. EyerV0ne
knows 1t was the shortest and most
comfortable way. That is the road for
you to use as you get all the comforts
of home ON wheels. Any Southern Pa
cifc agent can tell you all about it. or
address % 80 51.fsl stF.eaiS X
JAMES sWARRACK,
F. & r. A. U. p. n. r. Co.
>sg 1907 Second 81
Sacramento, Cal
8. F. BOOTH,
General Agent U. p. r. r. Co.
No. l Montgomery st 8. +
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04


9-s sa-sss-------1f ss@ig azsss ]
The Boss Geld Mining Camp -. the
..zis as 9tato. ss~ Is-eqsz -
Tho Davisca1y. drfil nov being M.
ed BY the sprihgne I'D -Nevad& mining
company owas started up Saturday ca
bore hole Il 8fiff No. ana mas = res
ord q 80 tsets Tor thirtesn days. The
equipment from sits .borins to. three
inches u ten inches core, 1hdaEives
= nearly perfect record Of formation
encountered. The mill 10 bsiag put In
order. and will start m, tn. =, feH, days.
Neason 4 Enricl's lease on the No.
l 10 locking better from day to dax.
ThiTty-apsr tons fof ore taken put, In
developsAeat has .bsen, milleds Yielding
about $3sHer teu.s Go to y boys! stay
with ysor PAY . stEeak and make 4
move dOwnasd t. = ~laeges body of ore.
The valnes nay decrease hut, the guam
stity WILL wopk A seconomy in mining
:sumcisntate naintatn = proat equal %
Or greatse than tia present. - e4ag :.
No. 2 lease II on . good grade Il
ORE and anticipates : LARGE milling in
The near future.
w. c. williams Is busy getting out
IA unusual large quantity Of ore for
Christmas, milling. Mr.; Williams pre-.
diets . great output from his bonanza
mine for 1904 TIA than i has Yielded from pm
date Of discovery up to date. which
means it must produce over 81 900 dur
ing the coming year.ADispatch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
40 eXsrs~T6i6R ,sfs's.
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n
Why Notf
Have yous never heard about avg.
tourist excurs1onsf Wsll you should
know III about them espesialx 4 yeg
are thinkinG q sgeils.r est, e1tls. the
cheapest asds at the saneo time, mest
comfortable WAY to- travel. 9 We are
here to-. give yea Al the information
you want and will be glad to do 20;
also to send you free Of charge our
handsomely illustrated books q travail
descriptive AZ the grandsst sceneryi In
the yocid. lsite1a z,isfls e@f aasesu i,
II. Our fAst Aezpeass atraiAs-7thnes .;u(
them evssyaday- a3eO naEryjng dining
and. Pullman RAlsceI sleepers through
to Chicago andIstsIDuis agiag Il. =
L II you want too you may stop . DAY
in Salt Lake City without expense. Of
hoeel. ta11ss 81. a.z1 .i.t, s.sa -
a All you have to do 10 to drop mo Z
line. say when and whore you are
SONG and We viii dosthec rest * F..
l. = w. J. eAoTWELL,
Geal Agt. Denver e. RIO 0eandt
i Av.&av,ns - 82-sets o. 81 a3L3a
! i.'s''ee45 +.-'assi. A. SUCK,
4 Dist. Pass. Agt.. Denver and Ri
] Grande System. 'AaS eis
! e2s Market street 6
<''tt San Frxneieeo, ca
e ssh+ ee wise. = 2 y s'>ta -A's'' ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04

n yod' need Al osefeoAk, eall ct Joe
F1Gcts. HI lnssa AswsinSoece. tAesvery
2 8 - 81 .a2y5Esss sss 4. s5sszi 5asv
ia Joe Plat& Il uppackiag sons q the
Anest underwear that ever hit this
city and the prices arc. right
The wofkmen danes Wednesday q.
ening promises TO BE- the social event
Of the season and I good time II an.
oured III tA0se who a&tead. "
For Rent-A largo furnished house.
Nice location. Enquire Of
Mrs. ]. q. Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04

1, Superintendent A. c: Kyle shipped
another bar of bullion valued at 3D.
5g8. 40, representa- the returns from
300 tons of ore from the Silver Hill
mine, worked at the Pollard mill
Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
aIATE OF NEVADA,
sca-Mtky Of 0rmsby, .. ..

sca> Atsy Of ormsby, .. ..
w. G. Douglass and James G.
Sweeney. being duly sworn. ssver-
ally say they faSS lenbss of ne
Board q Examiners, Of the STATE q
Nev., that on the 25th day of Nov, 1903,
they. (aftec having ascertained from
the books ol the State Controller the
amount Of money which should be n
he Treasury made an Official exami.
tiou ana count Of the money and
,uchefs for money In the State IRE
,xRy of 0Nlvada and found the same
erect - follows. -
Coin $1S5,493 10 Il
Raid Coin vouch-
en- not returned
TO Controller 1892 %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-04
Death Of IN Old Resident

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ben T..-.,
(colored), an old resident OF the Com
stock, passed away as a result Of pa
ralysis. She was aged 81 years an1
leaves q hunband and daughter In
this city and son in San francisco.
Enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-12
HE CAN'T
RECOVER
A. L. YOUNG LOST SUIT FOR
DAMAGES FOR wIFE's DEATH

Superior Judge Aibertaou yeslsr-
day held that a husband cannot re-
cover damages for the iosa Of the
services and rompanlonship 81 his
wife. and instructed the jury In the
case 81 A. L. Young againA the Sc
attic Electric company 20 recover
$4,000 damages for the accidental
death 81 his wife. Mrs Maurine
Young. 60 that effect A verdict
FOR tist. 20 cover funeral expenses
and doctors bills. however. Was re-.
turned. after short elaboration.
The suit WAS really a test case.
and has been of Interest 20 every
gtidfney at the bar. The statute IT,
u IL cnntended by many lawyers
vague on this point, and there have
been supreme court decisions which
HumphfyeH and 8ostwiek. attorneys
for Young. claim have held that a
man may recover damages for his
wife's lost srrviosa The case viii
probably be appealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-12
SUBSIDY
FAVORED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIS.
cussEs REVIVAL OF AmERl
CAN SHIPPING

The Revival OF American Ship
ping" was the subject discussed at
the chamber Of commerce meeting
held at $50 o'clock this afternoon,
and the report OF the special com
mit,se appointed six weeks ago to
investigate the ship subsidy bin now
pending before the national congress
wan heard.
The committee members are Erar-
tus Brainerd. chairman: &. j.
Smith, j. w elise. James Campbell
and J. r. Mlekle. They were APP
pointed 90 INVESTIGATES the question
Of ships subsidy and to especially
consider the present bill now before
congress. In order 10 inform the con-
greaamou from this state the mind
Of the Seattle chamber OF commerce
on the issue.
The substance Of their investign-
lions was embodied In the report
which was favorable 10 the bill. and
recommends It's support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-12

PARIS. New, 1.-THE foreigu of
fice denied the rvport published
through press agency yesterday 70
the effect that France has rceoK
niued the republic 81 panaues. II
SAYS the report ~ absolutely false.
FEAR MN COMPLICATIONS
WASHINGTON. Il, &, Nov. IL
Today there n Some talk among
congressman % new complications In
the Panama affslr. The official re-
port OF the denial ot the French for
eigu offtea emnhatlcallY denying
that France had recognized the new
republic diA not tend 60 quiet these
rumorx. should the sentiment 81
European powers change fiem ore
Of commendatiou 60 condemnation OF
the action OF the United state In the
Panama affair, Il h stated that the
affair might become serious