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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-10
N%%w%@&%&s & ss < % Se < Ss Se < c x WHAT THE STATE PAPERS ss # ARE SAYING. < Q %%@ < * & & & ae < Q
A Poor Foundation

Mobile Register.
 It is some consolation to remember that even when Oscar R. Hundley was Dem- ocrat we had no confidence in his sta- bility. The Republican Party in Alabama butt on that sort of material can never offer respectable opposition to De- mocracy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-10

w. A. Scott, Circulation. Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. vertiser's daily circulation for the month of April. 1903, Is true and correct and com piled after all returns from newsboys,- news agents and ft-oyer copies have been deducted.
 W. A. SCOTT, Csrculation Mgr, Sworn to and subscribed before me thts 2nd
 day of May, 1908 F ". JACKSON,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-10

City Subscriptions should be paid to the fol- lowing authorized collectors only: J. H. But son City Crculator; T. ]. Higgs. Collector; 2. r Eason. Collector. Fillmore Chen. snd at the Counting Room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
LEONC KAI CHEU
ARRIVES IN TOWN

reutiy left home ga her summer tour
~ was aftAnFad hf their business
maHakuFs that they should show to-
Hathaf here. and the very Hrst time
Mtsa ENtua ever laid sYos upon tho
little man Waa when he was brought
@ the side show on the rNcniua the
carnival opened ana uned 10 n little
taN chair On a hish tShiu where he was
fazt on = level with huf csf
Miss faing allow me % prraent
'gamFHasfafa Ep=a @ha II aainE %
show with yen her manager said
ard then a. the dwarf allowed his AZ
nputian fixhs hand % DO onveiapsd In
Miss Ewinn'a huge palm their ep0il'
er began q apnn ard iu a Tow min
ntua the test Was nilsd with people
saying In aiisaerta a tones did YOU
eyer IN an your iife % words 20 that
effect
because they 40 not want 20 make
themselves cheap the tall woman
ard the little man come 20 the Er1unds
every day AZ ia o'clock have their
meals aers 81 Ia the privacy ~ tent
and Il r. unif after the Last stfaaHief
has LETT the grounds IN the ryrnlnf
that thpF make a sneak ~ the onm-
m siare tncaaaiY expresses a, % thair
ruarss tive iatsinR houses
rhia program iraVeA thtm alone To-
zathaf a sod deal q tbs ume. ana 40
both are Yeuhx q years ~ aEc, and
bath unattached. there has been clear
ssiisna seF = genuine lses sssif
Ml#s EaiBs j. = plain featured yaunf
Namap with a pleasant expression. and
she tasfs not seem 20 feel the least bic
sensitive about her asiaunaiHs hriEht
It's aWfu1lY convenient AZ times
she t.ftsh says. as I never have e
work iast travel around aad ho looked
At afiH / 40 set tirad ~ slss gius 10
made to- fstdf beds ana sittiuE Ia
.ta-aFtiaf chars All the time and
mtss lats q fun that othrr girls
have
essmmahafs spsc h iust exactly 8
inches hiEh. aud Il yerY witty ana
clever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
NAUGHTY DAN CUPID
| PLAYS QUEER PRANK
rsAssFxEs HEART MISSOURI olAaTess AND COW
moooag SPEC" DWARF, WITH ARRow-sTRAsoELY
MATCHED hearts

the high land luwl e8ntFaetins parties.
The diuaioutlFs councillors admits.
with furious hiushes. that II he follows
ths prJmptinKs u his heart. proposes
snd nnda Miss EWina Ike HBrkfs
within he will have % depend en-
tlraly on moral auasl1n - accomplish
the feat u being master n hia aHn
house Nevertheless. he ts game and
would 60. even II the limit we're >
feet
Mas Ewing and the Commodore
arat met last Monday evening II vas
then a purely business cum blnatlan.
the largest woman and tie smallest
man after tho almighty dollar. The
little blind god became Possessed. how
ever. with tho idea Of doing q really
original stunt
why not p he said % himself and
as result u his Inspiration. backed
up ~ a few wsii-sh8t largs ard small
arrows. the gianteaa and ths dwarf
haven't cared for the last few DAYS
whether business was good Or net
% long a. they Hsra on exhibition to-
gethor
spec has been on exhibition In
many large eftiea duripg The last few
months. while Miss hwina only re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
/ABOUR
QUITS

The Jaholr shows. after a two
days. run TO empty seats pulled up
stakes al the ". o. ". carnival this
afternoon ana aili leave irnsdiagaiy
Cor Portland. where they wili open
saufsmhnr l.. BECAUSE % a dia-
agreement 1sifh tbs management At
Eha grounds the exhibition utadr r.
seif paFnuHA uau EratA and business
aasHasTss ~ 1888 1865 $1,000 80 A
the standard advertised the wHhfhit
ffau thraatauet - - frusi a.
the Hafset. and failure 20 please the
management eliminated lu the ms
faw whfeh terminated thiH aftrfuuqa
In the ahrust departure "a the as
KfHEafiau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
WAS M IN
M ZEH9
MCLEOD MADE QUEER PLAY
WITH BOGUS att.

Mstf Mcleod, an apparently we'll
tu=da tut5hE MAN with plenty Of
money. Maa arrested this morning
b. ferulmsn Damn or suspicion Of
heins E1ha u the men who afa cir
euiAtlts worthless New Jersey bank
notes 10 Hentia. Mcleod does not
deny H. hs attempted 20 pass one
af thwnntns but says that he ala not
know thaEa was anything wrong
nth 4
Aeseniins ta tha STORY u the -
fair BE officer. Mcleod was in
the HanaaH.a saloon and tried g.
Egt 8saks Zoe one 81 The bits with
g at the town IL fiaaasi The
frHafif 80 discovered af'lt several
men Il the saloon made a rush To-
Sc eIs~of lie ran out % the place
and stnt straight "a Pafrolman
taafufT. sEha - tbs time Wa on the
sagsH fIaaG
eassaa ; haa hIii be said "a
the nffi1sr and thsY think am a
eaaufsffalfsH I didn't know n vas
Dad. hansaf. I dffn't@
fsffuiinaH Damn believed that
ths man as simply making faik
u ihruas him aff hia guard and ar
rested hIsu IL Vas asnt "a the
pnsiee station. where Fha hili waa
found On hia pafauu. 9Th SIS m
God money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Oriental however We Vas mot ~
the Northern Pacific train hy a
delegation OF more than forty nf the
iocal trfofuiers and was driven At
once 10 the headquarters 81 the
league on Main street. where he Was
tandered a reception ard delivered
ortaf address,
The ohieet 90 the reform league
Is 90 introduce Western civilization
In TIE Flawery Kingdom. IN which
a finds a determines opponent IN
tho empress dawaser
The president ~ the league has
a price ~ an equivalent n 5000
on hta head. sad u now tn hurmah
fnF the parpnais ~ avoiding sha hired
Rssaasins of thu empress. and t.souS
kal chea Viii probably snd 4 cor
Vrniwut 20 remain away fFufn his ma
tive land uuni the fefofm movement
has sained auFa strength. t.eauE
kai Chou VIII be I've sues, ~ honas
AZ a banquet held In Chinatown this
evening "a s o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

--Cupld, Who soms,lmes gcts buEh1use
h the GOOD Old summer time, has dur
hs the past week performed bis chef
"a oauvra in the way u love matches
b. causing a genuine attachment -
spring up between one ~ she most odd
IL matched couples in the w0rid-towit'
frlegal language. Miss Ella Ewing the
Miseoarf Eiantess. who Stands feet
frshes IN her open-wOrk hose. ana
soolnass knows how tall IN her French
tlsied Shoes. and Commodore Spec.
q olever little dwarf. who can't look
syar = thrce. foot board fence g. save
MS NE. even n 10 stants on tptpes.
The lovers. who arn't YET engaged.
but expect 70 BE- soon. are on exhibit
tson at tha W0odmen's carnival 'apec"
beinx leading man IN the aida show
niied thu "Ella EWius." 0f which his
gigantic inamorata - the star attrac-
ton
A. both are said % be the greatest
surfenisfsa IN their Hines IN the world,
Ksth are lonesome on acc0uut ofthair
fi4aranos from ordinary mortale. and
AZ both are Just a. Jolly ard good ma
r3ysd a. the day - long the match
seems suitable enough fro m every
wsakdpolnt. except that ~ the size o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
Pie Leader of fhe Greaf Chinese
Reform Movement i'm Seattle
= in the Interests of OrieufsI Re
Was Given a Royal
Welcome

featfle's Chinese colony WAS
Atnwn mto a fcver % excitement
thla afternoon BY the arrival 90
Anonk kai Cheu, vice president 81
NE Chimes Empire Ref@m league.
WHOSE coming has been iookrA for
wNra 90 with the greatest eager
naaa Tor weeks.
LeanE kai Cheu has been makina
. trip around the world IN the la
seFNNts ~ the reform movement In
lhinA ant came 20 Seattle from
WAaa WAila. where he spent yus-
feraay among the refarmers ef that
city. tie wul remain In this city
ths rest os the week az the guest %
TIA local reform lcsrda
The distinguished visitor Il a fine
leeking gounE man. about rs wears
- axs snd dresses in American
s~Fb ~ the latest fashion IN his
NhNs's no "a accompanied only BY
hts - rotary and Journeys In mod
81 style.
-~His ue,eotns 20 Seattle was truly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
CITIZENS GAS COMPANY
NO. I BOASTS MIR. HILL

letters II T. the intention 81 the
company % Al once extend It's aarF-
See. uaW that The in8uuegian obtained
hY the old company has been dts
solved
President elise yesterday fiet At
she cltY hail an application fof prop
er permits % lay new Eaz mains a.
follows
ON rnmdnf avenue north from
North ThirtY- second street n EainE
street on Fremont avenue nsffh
from Ewing street - EIihuufme
street on Elihourns street vest
from Fremont avenue q Third AVE-
nue. mort Invest on Th.fd avenue
northwest. from EubauFne street TO
West Forty NTH street On West
FORTY Nffh street Waaf frum ThlH1
avenue northwest O Eighth avenue
northwest fcitY boundary. and on
Riawett street. east from Fremont
avenue 20 Aurora avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
DOUBLE
TRAGEDY
NEW YORK MAN SHOOTS DOWN
AIS QUEST. THEN KILLS HIM.
SELF.

NEW YORK. sept ilsafr Easan.
aknd a. shot and klilsd Mrs Faaaie
ruiipn ased ga and then billed himself
to-day Mrs faiien was piuiiina -
sou home al ina time Fhn cause u
the shooting 10 unknown
EAann waA the sou ~ ax Mayor
rrAnklin Bison ana "a said % have
hpen Jealous 90 the woman The
shooting occurred ~ the presence u
David ~ IN. a brother ~ the dead
man. his wife. AIRS. Henry Ets9u
aud baggage mover IL u said
that Edsan haH asked the woman
go ei1ps with atm a few minutes
before the tragedy occurred. and
when che refused be became wildly
hysterical an. the shooting follow
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

The gas fight Is stin on. and from
a., appearances IA ukely 60 b. tut
acme TINS e. cgms. The Original
csrEen's LIGHT and Power company
u eaiml barsuing ~ even tenor,
snt do - It's iutsution - iiEnt e.
! finish dts ofccsrs claim that thsy
are aot called apon 10 meet the Gus
tse cents. because % tha alleged IN
H1hu8ty % the mes concern.
T. add spice % TIRE night the orig
snsi colagany - issuing q circular
astrs. Whsrsin Samuel HuL prssi-
esut of the Seattle Gas and Electric
L1ght company. 10 attacked. with q
fsaunsa of hts alleged prosecutions %
fha company which first cut in on
Az gas monopoly. The circular let
fsf 81 which many thousand copies
kre being 1isfrihu-ed today. " ln
taft given below;
Nor - the original Citizens Gas
company oonnulng Itself % circular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
INaURaENf8 THRTATrN.

eoNaTANFtNopLn. Sept IN
Hutseut tHHda under ihnkoff have
Appeared on the railway south Of
AduaHople Their object H. % de-
HfruY tha bridge over the MARTHA
and Afda rivers. thus cutting OFF
the line af communicated from
Adflan0pla to the south A finht ia
Imminent The refugees are artlv-
Ing hege IN large numbers and "a
tranfdinaFY precautions tn prevent
a general uHtlaiuH are being taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
GOVERNMENT.
MRMD
SPAIN HAS BEEN vierMizGo
BY A BAND or TAX THIEVES.

MADRID. Sept Am iuyeHllga-
ton OF the methods of taxation In
vogue iu Andalusla hsa revealed the
fact that "a conspiracy existed where
By the government has already been
defraudrd nf about lp1n.unn poaetaH.
muro than o. 900 0Qq several bishops
are involved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
Par OR PRISON

Joseph Hadwersr. the asfsnasn,
in the diVnrca suit recently lnEtis
tufHd BY MaIfls HadWeasf. vas
aaiutssd 10 euntufnrs II court this
morning ~ Superior Judge TEL and
a bench warrant issued fuF hia Az
rrst Tor falling % furnish HE ulfH
Win tha suit money ordered - the
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
DROWNED?

The diaaprsaranee - John uienn
FROM his hrtna AZ - Pike street
leads h.a Wife q believe that he
has been drowned Ne has not been
home fnf a week and never before
has h. been Away far spns time
Mrs Glenn said tails morning that
her husband sent FISHING Ia = nnAll
lis,at or the bay last wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

e. aa@h = box and tasa ant = pzHaf hK
residents iu the usiahhafHaasH II FIfgh
asenaH and Martau street. Afterwards
esnra aiiHH TIE hax Ia ths uHHsHlsfaaH
The uaatter Nss repurted @ rha ra1lea
ard ofncer Wapuaustafn tssmadla tsjF
went "a the isseklltY ard recovered ihs
fas from whldh the eaftIaaafh u DE-
pasit and several valuable deeds aaTs
sniaagak No tra-a u tbs hata thieves
has vet been discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

All cpufaasr and members II the
William MckinisY circle ana Gen
fawtan circle are invited 70 Theas
ma on Thursday. September 4 10
help organize a circle = the Ladies
70 the y A. n Delegates ELL isavs
FIRST avsasr and Jackson street e.
a. 90 on an Iutsfufhan car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Starting Thursday September I.
thu steamers city ~ Everett and
I Telegraph vii leave Seattle foe ~
nsssada aua fseereft - It's e. m.
= 3 a m ia m 9 IN. a. 3 ~.
ard So = m except Fridays
tftdAYas Is 3. m-s ~ m and s 10
T. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
SOLD FOR S33,500

A dead ANs filed il ths e..ante
vryins lots ana IN Hsii nenuY.
asifitian ffum fasaph RaiIlzfHNan ta
GeufEinA halliburton fur a euuaiias
railnu 81 $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
BOLD THIEVES

Another has1 theft waa cammiigai
sK.fs Afternoon Tw1 men autarea tn
ne eFeNs q T.. "a. Wheelef Ca ere
sse Nnrk hlneG ard carried AVA a
9tfune nux containiux numher -
sAlsiahfe papers. aunnE ~hlch as a
ekrtiasats % deposit for nsn
The thieves rifed the attorney arsk
At ahout . m durtug his absence -
eziy \ few minutes. Aheat lHnlf hour
later tao Wali.sfreaaer rttnu affs ser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Starting Thursday. september 3
the steamers city ~ Everett and
Telegraph wifi leave Seattle Tor III
mouda ana Everett AZ rs a. m
1855 a. m, % m. = n m 8 ne o m
and 7 % p m except Fridays.
Fridays rs a. IN. ~ m. and s Is
n IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
MILLER
AS JUDGE

rraslasHt - ths Council Parry hAs
announced the appointment ~ John
r MILLER as temporary Judge on
tn ueItas court bench AurirE the
vacation % Police Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND
EDMOMDS.

Tho Palhtiai Steamer CRY OF
EVERETT Five round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle rs. rs m. e IN
and 6.lb 3 On. Leaves Everett ai5
a. m. 2 30 and us ., M.
Fridays. 7ii5 a. m. u ~. and 5.tb
y. m.
Phone James 1891. Coiman dock.
E. 8. SCOTT, Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
WILL BE GOOD
Sultan Writes a Letter to Kaiser Wilhelm
Regarding Macedonian Situation

; CoNsTASTNSoPLE. sept A.
Tht Sultan his sent an autograph
istteF 20 kat~r Wilhelm. drauus
wtsk the naiSBr situation Ne looks
q the empsyrr TO use his Influence
With The powers % pursue a policy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

% ~hanas eft tn dealing with The
Macedonian alfuAtiuu leaving TuFs
kry 20 pat Down the upfiaink lie
promises every respect viii b. pail
q the Interests Of the various ma
tiuita-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
NAPHTHA
KILLED 16
EXPLOSION IN RUSSIAN TOWN
Old AWFUL HAVOC.

HAku. Ruaaia. Sept a-aWhiie a
contractor aud 100 Rau were at
tempting "a estingulah fire Ia
nantha veil az nelbleyhat. an en-
ploaion occurred. killing 10 and in.
luEink many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
HOP PicKERS

Labor Commissions Circuit has Re-.
caived application Tor go hop pia d :
ere 90 work Oh ranches mast - ths
nfuautaiuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
BEAT THE
CHAMPION

QLENCOVE T. I.Hupt Louis
James the Chicago national Enif
champion. was beatrn today De- The
fret round ~ Archibald Graham Of
Paterson y J Graham won. by :
up Ca play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

The best bargains in the City of Seattle. gem
eraI clean up of all that's left of the Sound Clothing
stock. One dollar will buy as much as two would
ordinarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

NEAR hlsh school. $500 each.
e-room cottage on Twenty nth,
only Si.750. bath. etc.
lots on Queen Anne, near school
and car graded, $3.50
Cottages aud houses and lot in all
parts city. Call and see us
noYCE 8 CO. 62S Pacific Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ENCHANaE-i0 acres an in fruit on
Nashen islandf Tor lots IN city, iaiS
Second avenue. ohio Real Estate CO.
FOR SALE good timber reiinquish-
menta IN Ciallam county 1915 Second
avenue. Ohio Real Estate Co. phone
John alh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

for S64s. Mems 81 90
Suits for S s. Suits
worth SIT so for 5000
Mems AQe $1,000 Suits
for $500.
Mems 7se union-mada
Working Gloves for 4oc.
Mems 2se Working
Gloves for Isc.
Mems Csc Fancy Shirts
for SOC. Mems Si2s
Summit" Shirts for &c.
Mems 2oc Hose Tor lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Mems sc Hose for &C.
Three pairs 2se Fancy
Hose for soc. Ioc Socks
Tor &c.
Mems 7sc Underwear
for 4zc. Mems soc -
dcTwear for 22c.
Mems 81. go Dress Pants
for SAYS. Mems S.. 80
Pants. IN small patterns,
for $3.50.
Mems zsc Ties for re.
Mems soc Ties for z9c.
Mems 75c Ties Tor 52e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Mems Stylish Stiff Hats.
worth S9.oo. for 73c.
Mems Sa2s Soft and Stiff
Hats for SL2S. Mems
S3ss Hats for SI.75.
Mems $3.50 and 500
Shoes. Goodyear NVelts. in
vici kid and velour calf,
for Sass, Mems "a 50
Shoes for St.4s. Mems
SAYS Shoes for St0s.
Mems 81 go and $1,000
Business and Dress Suits
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-11
HERRAN KNEW ABOUT IT.
Colombian Charge Warned Govern
ment of the Isthnian Revolution,
aiaI "a nj,

Colombian Charge Warned Govern
nlent of the Isthmfan Revolution,
Special to The journal.
& Washington, Nov. 11.-Dr. Herran
the Colombian charge d'affaires here
was fully aware Of the plot for the in
dependence of Panama. He notified
ms nome government as we'll as Sec
fetary Hay of what was impending
1t was DR.. Herran, however, who ac-
tually negotiated the canal treaty with
the United States. He was not in
favor with the boodlers Of Bogota.
They believed his warnings were sent
out to induce them to ratify the treaty
and they neglected strengthening the
military forces on the isthmus until
too late. 80,
If Colombia had been strong enough
on the lsthmus to prevent the revolu-
t1on making Roadway; this country
would shaye. been forced to prevent
bloodshed under the treaty and would
have stood by the Colon bian govern
ment, just as it is standing by the
revolutionary government to-day.
ID The whole story is an apt illustra-
ton of the folly of killing the goose
that lays the golden eggs, because the
Colombian government by neglectine
its interests on the isthnlus has now
lost all possible chance Of any finan-
cial bonus from the United States.
The result of all this, as every one
expects, will be still another reyoh,-
ton at Bogota itself, which will over
throw the present Colombian govern 4
ment entirely 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-11
$4,000 AS PRICE
OF BROKEN HEART
Clinton, Iowa, Girl Sues Father Of a
Family for Breach of
n Promise.
"Mr. Martin, Tho His Wife i
Living, Was, She Says, an I'm
passiioned suitor.
= %
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, Nov. 11:--EanT a married
man be sued successfully for breach
of promise to we'd? This is the ques-
ton that the Chicago courts will soon
be called upon to decide in suit filed
in the circuit court against Alfred Vim
ton Martin, a wealthy resident of Ken
ilworth. Mr.. Martin is married and
has a:<wife and five daughters. The
complainant is Miss Mamie Matthews,
who charges him with failing to keep
a promise to marry her, and wants
$4,000 to soothe her wounded heart.
Mr.. Martin resides in one of the
beautiful homes Of the North Shore
suburb and is said to possess wealth to
the amount Of s150,000. He is about
SO years of age, while Miss Matthews
says she is but 20. AT first Mr..
Martin, it is said, started out. to be a
father" to the young woman; but
at the last place where she is known
to have lived, in a fiat at 3100 Grove
land avenue, Mr. Martin was. known
as Uncle. /" Now comes the suit for
breach of promise.
The story of love, according to. Miss
Matthews, began in 1901. at her sis
ter's home in Hyde Park. She had
been i'll, and Mr.. Martin became a
regular caller. He took her to New
York as his daughter, paying all ex-
spenses. While there, the girl says, he
asked her to become his wife, Later
there were trips to South Haven.
Mich, and various other resorts and
watering places, to all Of which Mr..
Martin paved the way with his lavish
purse. II
His letters begin with such endearing
titles as My dear daughter, and To
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-11
WILL EXTEND TIME !"
French Company Will Await Ratitica-
ton Of a New Treaty.


Paris, Nov. 11-W. n. Cromwell,
counsel for the Panama Canal COM
pany. sailed to-day for New York.
When here, Mr.. Cromwell held extern
sive conferences with the company
and he goes home prepared to~ repre-
sent the company during the negotia-
lions for new canal treaty. The
company's officials have announced
their Willingness to grant an extern
sion Of time for the American pur-
Chase of the concession, sufficient to
permit the negotiation and ratifica-
ton of new treaty. 1t is understood
Mr.. Cromwell is authorized to give as
surance on the subject Of the extern
sion.
Another subject considered was the
right to make treaty with the re-
public of Panama under the present
law specifically authorizing "a treaty
with the. republic of Colombia. 1t is
understood that the legal advisers Of
the company hold that treaty with
Panama is authorized under the pres
ent law as Panama succeeds to the
sovereignty Of Colombia. Moreover,
they hold that the United States SEN
ate,s ratification Of the treaty with
Panama will cure any possible defects
OF treaty under the present law.
Ambassador Porter called at the
foreign office to-day and had long
and agreeable conversation with For
elgn Minister Delcasse concerning the
events at Panama. The discussion
showed that a most harm onious ac-
cord of views existed between the two
governments The ambassador took
occasion to thank M. Delcasse for the
friendly and sympathetic attitude Of
France. -