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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-31
\ LITTLE WANT ADVERTNEr1ENT PLACED
LODGING HOUSES FoR sALE-con.


Eddy st cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for rooming- houses hotels and
all kinds OF business chances.
125 rooms; first-class downtown house; 3
year lease; cheap rent; private baths doing
hne commercial business; reduced; see this.
A. rooms: rent only s125; good lease; fine
location: some apartments always full: clears
ZIG rooms; new and elegantly appointed
apartment house; one of the SWEETEST in city:
clearing $500 to $500 per month: splendid
opportunity.
I-roon new modern nat; $3.50 cash. bal
snce on installments: income $45; price $3.50
220 rooms; grand new modern apartment
house; elegantly furnished swell location
clearing $500 to $500 per month; golden op-
portunity.
10 rooms; Van Ness: oals and mahogany
furniture: bargain II taken at once.
IS rooms; bonton location: elegant build
ing; luxurously furnished: all modern con-
veniences: grand entrance and halls. strictly
up5to-date' called East by sickness.
u rooms; Post: oak fur. Brus. carpets
clears $50; $500 cash. bal on installments;
price $500
80 rooms; rev and elegant building; fur
cold water every room; $4,000 cash necessary.
80 rooms: rent s95: fine location: all on two
floors; years lease; clears 500. all full;
S2C00.
30 rooms: Bush; rent only S1G2: good fur.
carpets clearing over $500 per month; only
u rooms 10 take care Of. balance do own
work: snap
Is rooms: Van Ness: rent ssa: oak, ma
hogany furniture; always full; price $1200:
almost new.
Sc rooms; cheap rent: furnished last June:
oak fur, Brus. carpets; clears over $3.50 per
month; half cash, balance l per cent; owner
sick in bed.
rooms: rent s3s; modern house: new fur
niture; clears $50; only s4e0 cash. balance
time.
IA rooms: rent $40: new and modern little
boarding house: fine furniture hair mat
tresses; clearing over $500 per month; price
$10O0.
10 rooms; cor; rent s95; oak fur: good
carpets, hair mattresses; part cash, balance
on time.
% rooms: rent SO: never changed hands
all men; steady roomers the year around
clears SS5 per month; irst-class business
district: price $500
6 rooms: rent s45: oak fur: moquet car
pets; furnished months; clears $45 see this.
IS rooms; fine sunny corner rent only $50
we'll furnished; all outside rooms; fine yard
clears 500.
IS rooms: rent $3.50; years lease; well
furnished throughout; close in: hrst-class
clearinghouse; clearing $3.50 per month.
r. L T4TNL-TEv phone NsTNrr, -oe
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Ali OF the most desirable fats and houses are
listed in renting department: let US give
you list and help YOU find one In the loca-
tion you want STERLING FURNITURE
COMPANY. 1859 Market St; services abso-
lUtely free
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A. CAMERON & CO., Phone 1880
Eddy St cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for rooming- houses. hotels and
all kinds OF business chances.
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MASON, 1132-Modern. sunny hat. rooms
bath; vacant by January 1. 6s7 Pine st.
UNION. 1865. near Leavenworth-Sunny upper
fat rooms and bath: marine view: $50
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DANCING Tuesday. THURSDAY Saturday, sun
day evRs.. Teutonia Hall. Howard st. mr..
9th Prof. Foster; society dancing taught
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HINMANS Academy: a thorough school OF
dancing, established 20 years. 14I2 Polk st.
between Pine and California: both adult and
children's classes are now open for the season
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125 rooms; first-class downtown house; D.
year lease; cheap rent: private baths; doing
hne commercial business; reduced; see this.
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A. rooms: rent only SIPS; good lease; fine
location: some apartments always full; clears
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A. WOLLPERT. 773 Mission phone Red 446
buys, rents. repairs packs furniture. carpet
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FLATS TO LET-FURNIsHED.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

A-S25; furnished fiat. rooms and bath co
ShOtwell St. near Twentieth.
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AGENTs WANTED.

AGENTE-An agency FOR a proposition that Is
a decided Improvement On building and loan
ts worth having Great Western Improve
uent Company Parrott building.
AGENTS can make s. per DAY Up in spare
time. more by steady work. REDDIN, T26
starr King building
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

GOOD barber seeks steady position. Barber
1164 Page St. phone Page 11T6.
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A-HOUSES and fats to let: an immense list:
service -JsoIutely free; take advantage Of
this department; IL Will save you time and
trouble Cordes Furniture Co. 245-259 Geary
EI.. on the square.
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ZIG rooms; new and elegantly appointed
apartment house; one of the SWEETEST in city:
clearing $500 to $500 per month: splendid
opportunity.
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ENGINEERING-Civfl. elec. rnin mech. sur
Vey. assay. cyanide; day, ev. est. 1864 Var
der Naillen School. 1l3 Fulton. City Hail
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NEW oak bedroom set; also household goods,
inc bedding. kitchen ware 1929 Mission.
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IS rooms: rent $3.50; years lease: we'll
furnished throughout: close in: frst-class
boarding house; clearing $3.50 per month.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTA- ATTVf1: -
C Cr-CTegsr rSp0Cs-rSS Marquette Build {
tlong Distance Telephone. Central Zols-D ,
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A-HiGhest price paid for fur. carpets, etc.
T. b. Selby. Equitable Fur. Co., S12 Le
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND RIv-
ETERS: NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY :
PAID SALARY LEVI STRAUSS < Co S
FACTORIES, 3215 FREMONT ST. AND 1873
MISSION, NEAR FIFTEENTH.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House: 7. o. News co. SreA
Northern Hotel. fremont House: Auduo1un
it-Tel. Palmer House
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NEw YORK NEWS STANDS:
waldorf Astoria Hotel: A. Brentano. ,
rrion Square. Murray Hin Hotel: b1ttn-aRe
cue HoteI ane Eonman H9ese.
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YOUNG man who has is months experiences
desires position in barber shop to finish ap-
prenttceship. Address c. T. WELLS go cal
ifO-nia 81.
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EMPLOYMENT wanted by a respectable MAJ
willing to work for small wages for teV
months. Box 36S2. Call office
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to learn all branches hairdressing
trade manicuring, massage, etc. 1896 Mar
ket St, cor. Jones' room %; positions secured
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10 rooms; Van Ness: oak and mahogany
furniture; bargain II taken at once.
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rooms: rent S45: oak fur; moquet car
pets; furnished 4 months; clears $45: see this
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A WELL-EDUCATED strong Swiss age IS
attending night school. wants work OF any
kind; references. Address box 2I07, Call.
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to learn hairdressng
manicurng. etc: trade taught from A to Z
In weeks; So to those entering now; pO-
sitions to fill Immediately; positions guaran-
teed al $40 per week up; leading school In
West 233 Geary St. room Is.
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A MIDDLE-AGED married man desires po-
sition with some responsible firm; will accept
any situation city OF country. Address box
27G2 Call office.
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IS rooms; fine sunny corner; rent only $50;
well furnished: all outside rooms; fine yard :;
clears $10O
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Mall subscribers IN ordering change o. sd
dress should be particular 20 give both NEW
AND OLD ADDRESS in order 70 insure q
prompt and correct compliance with their re-
guest
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OAKLAND OFFICE: .o.o
1-1s Broadway. .-..-.-.-..- Telephone Main 4Oss
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T-room modern nat: S450 cash. bal
snce on installments: income $45; price $3.50
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FURNITURE for sale: fat Of rooms an
bath: cheap. 151eA Vallejo ST. lower fiat.
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ALI. PCSTNAcTFRS ARE AUTHORIZED
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Sample Copies viii be forwarded when re-
cuested.
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A-Girls to learn millinery now for spring sea-
son; both seasons taught from start 10 finish
in 1 month for SO; positions trimmers,
salesladies, etc, guaranteed at SO per wk up;
day and evening class. 143 Stockton St, r. Is
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AIR now universally used in cleaning carpets
on floor without removal: price moderate.
S. +. Compressed Air Cleaning Co. Call
building. Phone Main S237
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220 rooms; grand new modern apartment
house; elegantly furnished; swell location
clearing $500 to $500 per month; golden op-
portunity
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% rooms: rent $50 never changed hands;
all men; steady roomers the year around:
clears SS5 per month; first-class business
district: price $500.
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WHEN you become disSusted with your WORT
send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet beat
ing Works 355-357 Tehama st; tel. South 10
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HIGHEST prices for furniture and mdse. L. II
BURD, auctioneer, ,1S1SAfkt.: tel. Howard 1856
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SPIhITUALISM.

PROF. Fred P. Evans noted psychic for slate
writing and clairvoyance: stamp for circular
1112 Eddy st. nr. Octavia; phone Scott SS7
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NEw YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH ...... 80 Tribune Bulloinl
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as rooms: bonton location: elegant build
Ing luxuriously furnished; all modern con-
veniences: grand entrance and halls. strictly
up5to-date; called East by sickness.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
- C CARLTON .-...-...-...-.. Herald SQuaT'
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BRANCH Office OF The Call for the recep-
tion of advertisements and subscriptions has
been opened at 10Gs Market St. opposite
Firth. Opeu until II D. n.
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BERKELEY OFF-C1- -
slfs Center Street ........... Telephone North a
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Al PAINTER. paperhanger and tinter wishes
work by the day; very reasonable Address
box PIG. Call.
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l9 rooms: cor: rent s95; oak fur: good
on time.
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COOK. no washing, Alameda. $50; cook S35
cock, san Mateo, $50; cook. delicatessen. $50;
restaurant cook. sac; parlormaid. $50; 4 sec
ond girls. S25. $50; second girls, Oakland.
$50; ladys maid. $25 hOusework ? in fam
lily. country. $40; hOUsework MenlO Park.
$50. fare here; ? nursegirls, 500 S25;
Mattresses family hotels s25; chambermaid
and waiting, 500. SOD so; laUndress. S25
American hOusekeeper for family $40; 81
general housework girls. $50, $50. $50; wait
ress. hours. SIS 80 week. Call to-day. j.
F. CROSETT & CO. 334 Suffer 81.
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A-S30O0: PRIVATE boarding house with 40
elegantly furnished rooms Van Ness ave
rooms always occupied and first-class patron
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WANTED-YOung man Is TO IS years old TO
learn the drug business: must come excel
lentiy recommended: wages 81 per week. An
swer. bcx 2757 Call office.
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FOR sALE-A BOARDING HOUSE: MEDIUM
SIZE: ELEGANTLY FURNISHED; LoCA-
TION BEST IN THE CITY: LEASE:
OWNER LEAVING TOWN BOX 2s56,
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WAsHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
NORTON =. CRANE .1406 @ street. n "
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POSITION wanted-A reliable married man;
understands care OF horses. carriages and
harness and can milk; wife good cook and
laundress: references. S D.. u Ninth St
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EDUCATIONAL.

ALWAYS the best-We are enlarRing our
quarters so per cent: other schools are NOV
ing farther out 10 secure cheap rent; our To-
cation IS central, among The business houses,
giving advantages in securing positions, also
convenient car service: experienced business
teachers actual business bookkesp-
ing; Gregg shorthand (used in half the
schools in America) typewriter at home
free. SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS coll
LEGE. 1896 Market St
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. T'eraIta Park
Berkeley, boarding school for boys under Is
BRO. GENEBERN. Director.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
CLASHES WITH STRIKERS
POLICE OF NEW YORK AND WEST
HoBokEN KEPT BUSY.
Fights and Small Riots Along the Sub
way, Where Attempts Were Made to
Put Nonunionists mt Work.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Clashes between
police and striking Italians took place at
several points along the line of the subway
to-day. The bluecoats on picket duty along
the trench and the reserves at the station
houses were called on to suppress a dozen
fights caused by the attempts Of the strik-
ing excavators to intimidate their country
men who tried to return to work. AT Sew
enty-second street and Columbus avenue a
young Italian was set upon by crowd of
ten strikers. Merchants, messenger boys
and laborers passing at the time went to
the lads assistance and a general melee
was in progress when the police arrived
About two thousand men, or so per cent.
of the required number, are now at work on
the subway.
A gang of Italian strikers tried to in
duce men at work on a church in West
Hoboken to quit. The men refused and the
strikers then attempted to mob them. A
squad Of police attempted TO dispense the
strikers and in the fight which followed
the officers were roughly handled. They
eventually succeeded in arresting seven of
the disturbers. Revolvers and knives were
used, but no one was seriously hurt, al
though a policeman received a slight stab
wound in the abdomen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
Senator Hanna to He Chairman of the
Board Of Directors and Horace
Andrews President.
CAPITAL TO BE $23,O0o,0OO
UNIVERSAL TRANSFERS. AND ELEVEN
TICKETS FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Union Traction Right of Way at Alex
andria CIeared-ConsOlidate Com
pany Wins It's Fight.

CLEVELAND, o.. May 19-After nego-
tiations carried on for many months with
view TO consolidating the two big street
railway companies of this city, an agree
ment was reached to-day at a conference
between President NJ. A. Hanna. of the
Cleveland City Railway Company, and
President Horace Andrews, of the Cleveland
Electric Railway Company, which will re-
suit in the amalgamation of their interests
and the placing of every line operated by
them under one management The new
company, it is understood, will have a cap
italization of not less than s23. 600. Sena-
tor Hanna WILL it is said, be the chairman
of the Board Of Directors, while Horace
E. Andrews will be named president.
The consolidated company, the name of
which has not yet been chosen, will issue
universal transfers, 1t is said, but there
probably will be no reduction in fare. as
originally proposed by the promoters of the
big deal The latter desired TO sell seven
tickets for Is cents. instead Of eleven for
90 cents, the present rate, in order to dis
courage the construction of a system of s.
cent-fare lines, i'm which Mayor johnson
is credited with being largely interested.
1t is known that Senator Hanna opposed,
on behalf of his company. a reduction of
fare at this time. in order that the street
car people might have lover fares TO offer
in return for a renewal of franchises when
the latter expire.
The Cleveland Electric Railway has cap
ital of s13.00O,0O0 and 136 miles of track. The
Cleveland City Railway Company has an
authorized capital of S9,o00,000, with eighty
six miles of track.
While no official information has been
given out relative to the basis of consolida-
ton, Ii is believed that the new company
will take over the stock of the Cleveland
Electric Railway Company at 500 and $3.50
for Cleveland City Railway shares.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
Other Fires.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 19-Fires to-
day destroyed Jacobs cooper shop, the
plants of the Milwaukee Commutator Com
pany, the Milwaukee automobile works and
the Milwaukee Brass Company. The Mar
inc Hotel was badly scorched. The plants
were located near Nineteenth and Canal
streets. Fifteen families were compelled to
desert their homes on account of the in
tense heat of the flames The total loss is
estimated at about s125,00O.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., May 19-Fire has
devastated the mining town of Little Bay,
where a large copper mine is being worked.
Three churches. the mining company's
stores. the government buildings and forty
dwellings were destroyed. The total loss
is estimated at $4,000. Two hundred and
fifty persons are homeless Fire also de-
stroyed the numbering section of Appleton.
The mills. much sawn timber and other
properties were consumed.
LIMA, O., May 19.-Fire to-day threat
cned the town of Elida. seven miles west
OF here. a change in the course Of the
wind alone saved the place. and the bucket
and a store were destroyed. Lima was
asked for help. but the flames We're under
control before the fire department from that
city arrived.
BAY CITY. Mich, May 19.-The Masonic
afternoon. entailing loss of 100000 with
only $4,000 insurance. Ii is believed the
flames originated from a severe electrical
storm that played havoc with wires in the
building.
mess building on Worth street last night
number OF iremen were more or less in
jured. OF the injured a probationary fire.
man named Ferguson, William O'Keefe
and Walter Beck We're the worse of.
KENYON. O.. May 1.-THE plant of the
Kenton Toy Manufacturing Company
burned to-day. The loss is $lC0 OOO insur-
ance. $4,000. Incendiarism is suspected
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
POLICE SERGEANT SHOT.
Fatally Wounded While Searching for
Five Highwaymen.

CHICAGO. May 19.-While searching for
five hold-up men who had robbed Alder
man Peter Vending of money and jewelry
amounting in value to several hundred dol
lars, Police Sergeant Philip Miller was
shot and fatally wounded early to-day.
The sergeant, accompanied by two detec-
tives. had met three men in Dearborn
street near Twenty-first, and believing they
were suspicious persons. demanded to know
their names. The next moment. the police
say, one of the men drew revolver and
fired two shots. The first bullet passed
through Miller's right lung and he fell to
the ground. His companions Immediately
drew their revolvers and began shooting.
The three suspects also drew revolvers ana
a fusillade ensued, during which they es-
capped. Sergeant Miller has been involved
in many revolver battles with characters of
the ''levee' district.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
BENJAMIN F. JONES DEAD
PITTsByRG IRON MASTER DIES SUD-
DENLY AFTER BRIEF SICKNESS.
In 1854 He Was Chairman of the Re-
publican National COmmittee-His
Famous Article on Protection.

PITTSBURG, May 19.-Benjamin F.
the Jones & Laughlin Steel Company. limi-
ted, and for many years head of their i'm
mense manufacturing interests, died at his
residence in Allegheny at 2:25 this morning
The end came Unexpectedly. Mr.. Jones had
been sick for the past week or ten days
from nervousness, but no serious results
were apprehended. Yesterday noon Mr..
Jones was up and about and expressed his
confidence of speedy recovery and return
to health. Last night the members of the
family noticed that Mr.. Jones was becom-
ing weaker, though he did not complain.
Physicians were summoned, but their eff
forts were in vain and at the hour men,
toned death ensued.
Mr.. Jones was seventy-nine years of age
and previous TO April % was in rugged
health. On that date he was seized with an
attack of indigestion. Later neuralgia set
in on the right side of the stomach and the
acute pain caused considerable suffering at
times. Physicians were summoned at the
outset and soon their patient seemed to be
on the road to recovery 1t Is stated. how
ever. that the pain and worry attendant on
nervousness that his constitution was un-
dermined and that when the fatal attack
made itself felt yesterday his vitality was
at too low ebb TO Withstand the shock.
Death came peacefully and painlessly,
and when he passed away he was sur
rounded by all the members of his family.
Mr.. Jones had been one of the foremost
contributors to the wonderful industrial
development of Pittsburg and for years
had eXerted great influence on the public
affairs of Pennsylvania. His life was al
ways filled with responsibilities His wise
foresight and indomitable nature made him
a conspicuous figure not only in the State
but in the Nation. He was chairman of the
Republican national committee during the
Blaine campaign in 1884 and was known
throughout the country. While making no
pretense as a writer or public speaker. Mr..
Jones wrote article protection in
the North American Review which has be-
come q classic and his speech in calling
to order the Republican national conven-
ton of 1883 evidenced his ability as an ora
tor.
One sad feature of Mr.. Joness sudden
death was that only yesterday IL was an
nounced that he and Mrs. Jones would OBJ
serve on Thursday, May Il, the fifty-third
anniversary of their marriage
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
SURPRISED HIM.
Doctors Test of Food.

A doctor in Kansas experimental with
his boy in test OF food and gives the per-
ticulars. He says: Il naturally watch the
effect of different foods on patients
MY own little son. a lad Of four had been
III with lung fever and during his convai-
escence did not seem TO care for any kind
of food.
rather fascinating flavor and particularly
OF It's nourishing and nerve building pow
ers. so started the boy on Grape Nuts and
found from the irst dish that he liked IL.
His mother gave IL 10 him steadily and
he began to improve at once In less than a
month he had gained about eight bounds
and soon became so well and strong we
had no further anxiety about him
An ola patient OF mine. % years old. cams
down with serious stomach trouble and be-
fore I called he got so weak ne coult
eat almost nothing. and was in a scrtor,s
condition. He had, himself, tried almost
every kind Of food for the sick without
avail
81 Immediately put him on Grape-N Nuts
with good. rich milk and just little pinch
OF sugar He exclaimed when / came nexf
day, Why, doctor. never ate anything so
good or that made me feel so much strong
or.' am pleased 10 say that Grape Nuts
cured him. but he had 10 stick TO II for two
or three weeks. then he began 10 branch
out little with rice or an egg or two. lie
got entirely well I'm spite OF his almost
hopeless condition. He gained p pounds in
two months. which. at his age. Is remark
able.
II could quote list OF cases where
Grape-Nuts has worked wonders" This
doctors name VIII be given by the Postum
Co.. Battle Creek. Mich. on application.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20
TOWN PARTLY BURNED.
Chief Industries of Glenshaw, Pa, and
Two Hotels DESTROYED.

PITTSBURG. May 19.-This afternoon a
fire which threatened to destroy the whole
town of Glenshaw along the Pittsburg &
Western Railroad, broke out in the plant
of the Glenshaw Glass Company and at
half past O'Clock it was still raging but
under control. Assistance was summoned
from Etna and from all the surrounding
boroughs.
In addition to the destruction of the
plant where the fire originated, the fire
had already destroyed the plant of the
Wittmer Brick Company, the Jackson and
Murray Hotels. and the residence of John
The loss is estimated at 100000 with very
little insurance. The two industries de-
stroyed were the industrial mainstay of
the borough. The glass works had about
zoo employees and the brick plant about half
that number.