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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24

n 40 by W 122:1 being 40 feet OF lot 20. sub
division map Of block 7. Central Park Tract.
Berkeley: gift.
Mary E. Wilson widow to W. James VIII
son (married) lot on line OF University ave-
nue. 236 r from F line Of right OF way OF
California and Nevada Railroad. as condemned
etc, 2S6 ID. PSI and PCS D. pa. being NE cor
ner OF land now Of Mary f. Wilson. thence
1877 Ga by " 34.5 portion OF plat "a. Keliers-
bergers map OF Ranches v. and d. Peralta,
Berkeley; SO.
William Devon, Mary Roberts Devon). Alice
Scott CDevon), Thomas Devon. William Jr..
Michael Patrick and Charles Devon (by
Charles A. Mau. attorney TO George Schmidt
subdivisions "a and 26 subdivision map Of lots
1 to a. Peralta Park. Berkeley also lot on
NE corner Of Fifth and Holyoke streets. z
% n 100 E 26, s 100 2 80. N 1916 " $50.
S 1916 lots Is. "a and 26 to .. block 50. tract
B. Berkeley Land and Town Improvement As
ISOLATION. Berkeley; SO.
Joseph J. and Barbara Mason to Lizzie Jo-
hannessen, lot on W line Of Grove street. 146
n Of Ashby avenue. n 40 BY " 122 ~ block
10 map OF subdivision Of block 10. Central
Park Tract. Berkeley (subject TO mortgage OF
$1,000: $40.
Helen N. Beane (widow) and William W.
Worlock to John W. Beane. lot on w line OF
Park street. 110:2A S Of Buena Vista avenue.
s 35:4A. W 1O6 :3A. n 80. etc.. r 1O7 go.
block As OF T. A. Smith 8 map OF blocks AZ and
A. lands adjacent to Encinal Minturn Tract.
Alameda, quitclaim deed; SO.
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Builders Contracts.

Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Company
(owners) with ]. w. Mitchell contractors, ar.
chitect Herbert B. Maggs-Alterations and adj
ditions to a two-story warehouse building or
SW corner of Sansome and Lombard streets
AS by w 11s; $500.
Arabella Hopper (owner) with Edward Cole
man contractor and architect)-All work ex
cept sewering plumbing. gasftting and tir
work for alterations and additions to a three
story frame building on S line of O'Farrel
street. 1926 w Of Larkin, w 30 by 120
$3167.
Roman Catholic Archbishop Of San Fran
cisco (owner) with o. Z. Brady & Son icon
tractors architect Charles ]. Devlin-Esx
cavation brick and iron work for four-stor,
building on NV corner of Vallejo and Dupon
streets $3.50 by w ESQ; $17S9.
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Milk Inspection in New york

In order to secure certifcation of his
milk by the Milk Commission of New
York City the dairyman must have a
clean cement floor stable, with white
washed walls, and abundant windows
Cows must be sponged and their tails
scrubbed before each milking White
suits must be worn by attendants, bot.
files and utensils scalded and filed bottles
kept on ice and shipped only in refrig.
orator cars.
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THE CALLS
GREAT ATLAS OFFER

Will close on September "a,
1908, and all holders of Atlas
Coupons are requested to pre-
sent them Immediately, as this
great opportunity to secure one
of these splendid Aliases at The
Calls premium rates will be
brought to a close on Septem-
Der "a.
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DIED

AIKEN-In Oakland, September %, 1903 Ed
ward F. Aiken. beloved father of Edward
f. Aiken of Portland Or, James H Aiken
of San Francisco. Jesse Aiken of Sacra-
mento, Mrs. Mary E. Meckfessel of Oak
Randall of San Francisco and Mrs. Rather
Inc Gamble Of Dakota, a native of Massa-
chusetts aged 76 years. member Of Cali
fornia Lodge No 1880. Knights of Honor,
Of Sacramento; Oakland Lodge, knights and
Ladies Of Honor; California Pioneers OF Sac
ramento. and the A. o. U. w. Lodge of
Sacramento
DAVIS-In this city, September %, 1903,
Lucy Jane, beloved wife Of George Davis,
and mother of Ida NJ, Aaron w. and Georg-
ina Davis, Mrs. Emma L. Lease and Mrs.
+. c. Evans, a native of Warren, Me- aged
81 years 4 months and days. (Rockland
and Thomaston, Me, papers please copy.)
rZFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Saturday, September g. 1903, at 10 o'clock,
at her late residence, 141 Fourteenth ave-
nue.. near California street. Interment Cy-
DIsPAUx-In this city, September %, 1903.
John L, beloved son of John T. and the late
Elizabeth Dispaux, and brother Of Claire
Dspaux, native of San Francisco, aged
years months and days.
EyInternent private
FINDA-In Alameda, September o. 1908
Carolina Finda, beloved niece of Mr. and
Mrs. John Randegger, a native of Vienna,
aged IS years
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Thursday. September "a. at 2 o'clock, at the
residence of ]. Randegger, 16 Mastick ter
race Cremation Oakland Crematory
GOMO-In Sacramento, September D. 1903,
Louise c., dearly beloved daughter of Cath
crime and the late John Como, and sister OF
John r., Louis Charles and Frank Como
of San Francisco, Mrs. I. Isaac of Sacra-
mento and Mrs. ]. E. Hobbe of Benica, a
native of Albany, N. Y. Grass Valley and
Nevada City papers please copy)
tend the funeral services Friday morning. al
10 o'clock, at st. Dominic's Church, Benicia,
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The sum Of $1,000 was collected by
Hanover student societies for the erec-
ton Of a statue OF Bismarck. The pro-
ject has had to be abandoned for the
present. however. owing to the failure
posted
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BORN
MARRIED.

MEYER-sTAHL-In this city, September %,
1903, by the Rev. ]. H. Schroeder, Edward
Meyer and Matilda Stahl.
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!. Monahan, President.
MONAHAN g. CO..

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
2339-2341 Mission st. Telephone Mission 81.
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REAL EsrATE-CIrY-FoR SALE


s12OO-House. rooms: barn well; macadam-
S350-Lot 40xl00; fenced; $40 month.
S450-Cabin. l room: lot 32x125: nr. station.
$40o-Iyot 4OXl35: near electric cars.
Sl4o0-Modern cottage. rooms and bath;
city water; lot 50x1OO; si5O cash S25 monthly.
S2o00-Two- story house; store and II rooms;
city water and well; broad street; macadam-
s1500-5-room cottage: redwood finish; cleo
trio lights; hot and cold water: easy payments.
$250O-A natural park Of about ] acre. with
fine oak trees. ravine and superb views; near
university grounds and new hotel site.
S25O0-Two-story Groom house barn chick
sheds. well. fruit trees; grazing land adj
joining. lot 155x20T: easy payments.
CHAS A. BAILEY. 1856 University ave-,
near san Pablo ave. West Berkeley.
BARGAINING handsome new residences Of
rooms and bath; sunny. modern and up to
date in every particular; Nos. 966 and 96s
Clayton St, near Golden Gate Park; price
5000 and $500 Apply R. D. CRANSTON
q SONS, ia Montgomery st.
$780, NEW fats Of and . r and b; Army
nent d. coFFI&S -S Z c CO. g.. 1903 Mission.
BUILD on your unimproved realty: we loan
full cost improv. and part lot at per cent.
MANHATTAN LOAN CO.. Crocker building.
FOR sale-House rms: high basement; sunny
side 18th bet. Valencia and Mission; no reas.
cher refused Stephens & Co., Union-sq. Mkt
$l250-4-ROOM cottage: lot 25xl10. S2Ss Har-
rison St, near Precita ave; inquire 5zzf
MARKET and Dolores-75xsO feet, unim-
proved. See owners sign on premises
TO LEASE-General farm 100 acres, in Con-
ira Costa Co. Box 81 Lafayette, Cal.
REAL EsTATE-COuntry- Sale.
2 ACRES land. adjoining Union Park Colma;
fenced hedges around land; good house;
chicken-houses, water; reasonable; chickens,
ducks. r. s. THORNTON. 416 Examiner bid.
FRUIT ranch. % acres; full bearing; Inn
provements; = prunes, Z apricots.
peaches; trees 10 years old. For particu-
lars. A. J. MCCOY. Campbell. Cal.
ALFALFA lands stock ranches. orchards,
vineyards: inspected bargains: monthly eata-
logues sent free. c. NJ WOOSTER CO.. GAS
Market st
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
49,
( WATER front lots and bargains; all tracts;
maps photos etc. BELL. All PARROT bldg.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the and residence of per-
sons authorized TO have the same published.
BORN.
ANDREWS-In Sausalito, September %, 1908,
to the wife of Frank G. Andrews. a son.
SPENCE-In this city, September IL, 1903, to
the wife Of Frank Spence, a son.
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Price. Now
! S-EINWAT g. SONS
Rosewood case. large size, -
octaves. beautiful tone, n excel
lent condition .-------.---- -----$tz5 1915
= a. b. CHASE
Mahogany case. largest size, run
swinging music rack. three pedals,
very latest style. cannot be told
from q new piano ----------- 80 400
] STEINWAN a. SONS
Walnut case small size, 1-3
octaves nearly new, beautiful
tone IN lne condition -.........-. 625 AIS
] STEINWAT g. SONS
Mahogany case. large size, latest
style. q is octavess cannot be told
from new 100 6Zs
i A T. CHASE GRAND
Mahogany case, IN perfect condi-
tCn. only used three months. 500 81.
! ETEINWAY g. SONS BABY
GRAND
Ebonized case in use very
short time and equal TO new. $50 10
Also a large number Of square piano,
ranging ia price from S25 70 $3.50. and chape
and parlor organs from $50 10 $50
Complete list furnished on application a
our store SHERMAN CLAY & CO..
Corner Kearny and Suffer SITS.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFIcE, LIE BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE.

OFFICE, 1116 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
IS CASH. IS MONTHLY.
CHEAP LOTS, BUILDING 1y LOTS AND
the locality you wish them In climate soil
and view superb; away from the raw winds
of the bay. the view OF which is sufficient TO
satisfy. Lots in Laurel Grove Park SCI so up
ward Lots in Westan. So upward. Lots In
Allendale, SO upward Lots in Jessie Jones
SI 10 inward OF Fr,iitVaie ave Lots in e..
Undo Sanitary District, $500 upward. Lots in
Susie Lee Tract, $50 upward IS cash, So
monthly. You can have your choice in loca-
lions adjoining East Oakland They are being
closed out for good. Call or send for circular
455 Seventh st, opposite Broadway station.
Oakland. Carriags free: II: z: JONES. owner;
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
To-MORRoW the day for bargains in furni-
ture H Schellhaas. 11th ST.. cor. store Oaklnd.
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
hiEh basement; barn. tank and windmill;
family orchard; lot 5ox14O. Inquire prem
Fourteenth St. Fruitvale =. y. DANNEI.
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
ANTLERs. AIS TURK st.-strictly modern; As
room apartments; fur. or unfur- for hskpg-
Elegantly furnished suite or single; gas and
bath; near Park Panhandle. Box hI6, Call.
GEARY. s7s-Very large sunny front room,
with kitchen. s25; sunny back suite. SID
HERBERT CThe) = sunny apartments for
housekeeping; gas ranges; just newly FUR
nished 1880 Polk st
McALIIsTER, 536-sunny suite sink gas
range. hot bath. laundry; adults; $40.
MISSION 1921 near Eighth-Two sunny con-
meeting housekeeping rooms; $40; no children.
O'FARRELI. 1516-Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms.
PINE. l9O9-Furnished and unfurnshed. sunny
housekeeping suites Of OF rooms
ST. JAMES, McAllister and Laguna-Fur-
nished sunny suite. with separate sunny
keeping; SIS SIS Up.
( STEVENSON. 425-well furnished ROOM CRATE
and closet; for 2; use OF Kitchen; rent $40.
THE Gillespie l1e Ninth st-Nicely furnished
rooms. 81 so TO 50 per week; phone; quiet
A BRANCH Office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1096
Valencia st.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
II. MONTERREY. the city's newest apartment
hotel located on the north side of Pine ST.,
between Hyde and Leavenworth; a superb
brick building of Spanish architecture; all
the comforts of housekeeping combined with
the conveniences of hotel life; prices very
reasonable
ROOMS TO LET-Furn. and Unfurn.
A-BRUNSWICK House. las Sxth-Rooms
25c TO 81 per night. 81 25 to IS per week and
light housekeeping rooms: open all night.
/ AT .The AImonte." s7s Market St COR No. /
Fifth st-)-Rooms. 25c. soc. 81. 81 so night;
81 80 10 SO week; house open all night
RITRNFTT 1926 Market-(oid No. 1S64)-Fur-
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
A SNAP.
broom house: city water: severed lot Az
o. A RUDOLPH.
Open Sundays. Lorin.
THIS is A BEAUTY.
New T-room house. bath, patent toilet. sta
tionary tubs, decorated ceilings street work
done; price $500; terms will be made to suit
o. A. RUDOLPH.
open Sundays. Lorin.
LOOK AT THIS.
New Groom cottage bath. toilet, stationary
tubs large lot; close 10 street cars and sta
ton; price $780, terms, $3.50 cash, balance
same as rent.
o. A. RUDOLPH.
open Sundays. Lorin.
CHENEY BERRVs SPECIALS.
10 lots near Grove St: $500 to $500; in
stallments.
one acre cheap; North Berkeley; $500
House 6 rooms and bath; east of Telegraph;
WIN build to suit on Parker ave-, near
Grove. and sell on installment.
600 feet on water front and railroad. West
Berkeley, for sale; just the place for factory.
CHENEY & BERRY,
p. o. Block, Berkeley.
s23oo-NEW s-room house; Adeline station.
S250o-New Broom cottage near Grove St
S3OoO-New 7-room house. North Berkeley.
S30OO-New S-room house: Shattuck ave.
S335O-NeW Groom house; near Telegraph.
S3500-New s-room house; North Berkeley.
SSo00-House Of fats and cottage; invest
ment property
E E. NEWTON. 2131 Center st.
s4OOO-THREE acres head Of Dwight way
East Berkeley; a snap. W ]. MORAN
2l31 Shattuck ave, Berkeley.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR subsistence supplies. Office
Purchasing Commissary san Francisco, Cal,
September "a. 1903-Sealed proposals for fur
nfshing and delivering Of such quantities OF
subsistence supplies. delivered al such wharf
Wharves such warehouses in san Fran
cisco. Cal. as per circular 10 be seen at this
office, viii be received here until II o'clock
a. m. Friday. September ., 1903, and opened
Immediately thereafter, in presence OF bid
ders Specifications, general Instructions to
bidders and blank forms Of proposals viii be
furnished 10 established dealers appIica-
- - q Y. KRAUTHOFF. Major CONN.,.
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SToT4GE AND WAREHOUSES;.


kLFNpORIUM Storage Van CO.. luInie eas'
,,r~sehoId goods stored moved. shipped, 80 70
78i Howard ST. near Thiro; phone Jan -
T5rrRCF-RODOLPH Storage & MOVING - - 20 o.
- 15-,ef and Powell SITS; tel Fr1N "a -
CONKLIn'S storage-Furniture ana L. L. Ioe
49, qq2 Golden Gate ave; phone basl -.
cOTDEN West Storage advances ~ n's 5,,, -
$500 - Z. tel Howard 941- f. W 1enl-s1.
$500 e,.-..e and -T7urniture Moving Com
--e-v 122O Fillmore ST.. phone Jachson -
-,T-117e-c Van and Storage Co, II MONTGOMERY
- 81 Main 1870 Shipping az ~ 80.
------------- -
SEWING MACHINES AND SUIT -.
NV HOME sewing macfiiivs s..ls s,e .51c 800
40 SO 500: slightly used neso.S5s 49,. - -
NEW HOME S. H. Gu AO0A A'oi
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
srEINwAY & SONS

PARr 81 cur llst 81 bargains IN secondhand
Original
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san FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. p, 1903
Sealed proposals, in triDlicate. will be re-
caived here until III O'Clock a. m. October 2
1909 and then oDened for construction Of
store building and cable tank building at
T8-eefffo OF san Francisco. Cal Government
--eeerves right 10 reject or accept any all
ffFr IA whole or in part Information fur
49, Ouartermaster General. Chief Q. NJ
~ s. ENGINEER Office, Flood building. San
r--s-~isoo cal Aux. % I9O3-Sealed pro-
7osals Tor repairing L s. snagboat Seller
viii be received here until noon. september
81 1907 Information on application. W. H.
HFTrER Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers.
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A-BRUNSWICK House. las Sixth-Rooms
25c TO 81 per night 81 25 to IS per week and
light housekeeping rooms: open all night.
AT THE Almonte,' s73 Market st. Cor No. /
Fifth st-)-Rooms. 25c soc. 81. 81 so night
81 80 10 SO week; house open all night.
BURNETT 1926 Market-(old No. 1364)-Fur-
nished rooms. suite, single; also unfurnished.
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oAI1LAND FURNITURE FOR SALE

TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture. H SchelIhaas. 11th St. cor. store. oaklnd.
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FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
s82OO-MODERN cottage of rooms and bath;
high basement: barn, tank and windmill
family orchard; lot 5Ox140. Inquire on prem
Uses first house on Fremont ave-, on East
Fourteenth St. Fruitvale. C. q. DANNET.
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T7Tv-rr0r.n-ro ce-Afercantiie Trust Company
- san Fraucisco-Divldend No. OF three
dollars Der share viii be payable at the Of
nee OF the corporation, ~ bosn ST. ss sl
Francisco. October ]. lsy5: transfer DoOAs
VIII close September ., lyy5, s.-s+.,x,
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La JOIE HITS HARD
BUT CLEVELAND LOSES
Gochnauerss Poor Throw in the Sixth
Gives Washington the
Winning Run.
AMERICAN LEAGJTT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-La Joie's bat
ting helped Cleveland to overcome a long lead
Washington gained in the first inning but a
poor throw by Gocknauer in the sixth gave the
locals the winning run. Attendance, 1900.
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KING BURDENED WITH TITLES.
Spanish Boy Monarch StaEgers Undes
Load of High-sounding Bat
MeAnlnRless Names.

1t Is scarcely astonishing that the
ate. Here are the titles under which he
staggers:
His Most Catholic Majesty, King Of
Spain. CASTLE. Leon. Aragon, the two
Sicilys, Jerusalem. Navarro, Granada.
Toledo, Valencia. Gallicia. Majorca.
Minorca, Seville, Cardena, Cordova, Co
ruza, Murcia, Jean, Algarva, Algazera.
Gibraltar. Canary Islands, Oriental and
Occidental Indies, India, and the Oceanic
continent; Archduke of Austria. Duke
of Burgundy, Brabalt, Milan; Count OF
Hamburg. Flanders, Tyrol, and Bar
celona; Seigneur Of Biscay and Molinar.
The greater part Of these titles are little
more than empty names.
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CURIOUS FOOD COMPOUND.
Old Bores, Alum. Flint and sulphur1s
Acid for Raising Bread.

Housekeepers have recently been So
,icited by some of the grocers and BY
peddiers to try another kind OF baking
powGer-"cheaper and just as good, as
they say. This is another scheme OF
some baking powder manufacturer to
get a new brand on the market by oner-
ing the grocer large profit. House,
keepers are not usually much benefited
by such changes. Alum baking pow.
ders are generally low priced. but they
are we'll known to be detrimental to
health. Large quantities OF one or
them were recently seized in New York.
being found to be largely composed or
sharp-pointed grains Of ground hint
and sulphuric acid!
Most of the so-called phosphate pow
ders are mixed with alum. The manu-
facturer of phosphate powder has pat
ented the process OF making the prfnci-
pal ingredient of his powder from bones
digested with sulphuric acid.
Housekeepers do not want such mix
lures in their food. They should never
encourage peddlers nor admit testers
or alleged experimenters in food within
their doors, and when buying baking
powder should get brand well known
to be made Of cream OF tartar. which II
Q healthful product Of the grape.
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BRIsTow's REPORT Is IN.
Fourth Assistant Tells of CORRUPTION In
Post Once Observation-Disclosures
IndOrses 1t,

Salt Lake City, Nov 30.-when
former First Assistant Postmaster
General Perry S. Heath, now proprie-
tor of the Salt Lake Tribune. had read
the report of Mr.. Bristow and the
memorandum Of the president last
night he said:
'sI shall not hesitate to publish In
the Salt Lake Tribune tomorrow
morning every word of this report, and
also every word of this memorandum
of the president, although there is not
a syllable in them, except Official COM
ment, SO far as pertains to myself,
that Is news or new to the public.
hope my enemies, as well as my
friends, will do me justice to read 1t all
carefully. The newspapers have been
kept informed and have been publish
ing 1t all during the past year. That
which has hitherto been generally re-
garded as newspaper criticism, it is
now revealed, was official criticism in
disguise. The author of it, from the
time he entered the post Office depart
ment up to the present moment, has,
in his official capacity. pursued me per-
sonally, in season and out, as every
one who has been in public life in
Washington during the past six years
knows"
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ITO BEAT PANAMA?
Colombia Now Offers United States
q Free Site for Canal
This Astounding Proposition Ii Made By
Gen. Reyes, Who Says His People Are
Anxious to Have the Water
way Constructed.

Washington, Nov. 29.@That the re-
public of Colombia grant to the United
States all the canal concessions pro-
vided for in the Hay-Herran treaty,
but absolutely free of cost, is the prop
osition which Gen. Rafael Reyes, en-
Voy OF Colombia to the United States
on a special mission, brings for the
consideration of the officials at Wash
ington. Gen. Reyes arrived Saturday.
He said: You will readily admit the
propriety of my refraining from dis
cussing my mission which is of con-
ddential character, but Of the offers
which Colombia is ready to make de-
sire to say that my energies and those
Of my followers will be devoted to the
granting of the canal concessions to the
United States without the payment Of
q cent. Even at this Colombia will be
the gamer"
"You can further say" continued the
general, that all Colombia is afire with
zeal for building of the canal by the
United States and that the unfortunate
political troubles which were the sole
cause of the treaty's death before the
Colombian congress have entirely dis
appeared. We want the canal and
have come to Washington to see what
the people of the United States are
prepared to accept. I come with In
struction from the president of Co
tombia direct. Feeling Is running
high and there Is indignation over the
events on the isthmus. We can and will
put down the rebellion if not interfered
with from the outside. So tense is the
feeling and SO national the spirit Of
determination to bring the isthmus
back into the republic that President
Marroquin will have no trouble in
raising an army twice the size necessa-
~ to put down the disturbance. Such
an army can march overland to the
isthmus, the opinion Of ill-advised per-
sons to the contrary notwithstanding"
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AVENGED DEEP WRONG.
Crank T. Dunton. of Sedalia, Mo-. Shot
Down the Betrayer and Murderer
of His Daughter.

Sedalia, Mo-. Nov. 30.-Frank T.
Ounton shot and killed Emil Meyers
here yesterday afternoon. In August
last Dunton's daughter committed sui
eide, leaving a note charging Emil
Meyers with her betrayal. The father
was not at home and did not return
until Saturday night Yesterday
morning he interviewed two women
who knew of Meyers relations to his
dead daughter, went to the church Of
the minister who preached her funeral
sermon, went home to dinner and then
walked to Meyers home, called him
out and told him that he wanted to
hear his side of the story of the girls
death. Meyers got mad and made
threat and Dunton shot him three
times.