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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Covington. KY March 9-rhe gen
eral finance committee OF the Ken
tucl1y Exhibit association has APPROX
ed the suggestion OF Judge S. S. saw
age. OF Ashland. and IA. A. schroct-
ter. Of Covington. that $4,000 buttons
be purchased and sold 90 all Ken
tuckians who wanted 10 have a New
Kentucky Home" ar the Worlds fair
in 81. Louis
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RooseveIt wln vIslt Topeka.

Topeka, Kan. March President
Roosevelt probably viii be present at
the international convention Of the
Railway Y. NJ. c. A.. which will be held
b. Topeka from April 80 to May 3. He
has not designated the date Of his
Hisit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Philadelphia. March s.-Aliss Cora
May Peabody. daughter OF the gov
ernor OF Colorado, has been invited to
break the baptismal bottle over the
bow OF the cruiser Colorado. The
launching will, take place at Cramps
|shipyard April Q.
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speeIaI Juaae AppoInted.

Frankfort, KY. March Gov. Beck
ham has appointed J. Harry Brent. OF
Paris. 10 act as special judge OF the
coming term OF the Bourbon circuit
court In place Of Judge Cantrin, the
regular judge. who win be unable to
sit during the term.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12
Woman Celebrates 11sth Birthday.

Montgomery, Ala. March 9.-Mrs.
Marsylla Keith. a white woman. sat
urday celebrated her 1l6th birthday
anniversary with religious services at
her home Mrs. Keith was born IN
South Carolina She has vivid recol-
lection Of incidents preceding the war
Of 1872.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

st. Louis. March S. Secretary
Hitchcock has detailed Samuel NJ. Nc
Gowan, superintendent OF the Chloe
co Indian school. TO arrange for an IN
dian exhibit at the ST. Louis worlds
fair
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Headauarters WIn RenaIn b chIeaao.

Richmond. Ind. March 9.-1'he na-
tionai headquarters of the endowment
rank of the Knights OF Pythias viii re-
main in Chicago Hon. G. r. Shiveiy.
supreme vice chancellor. made this an
nouncement Sunday. There was an
effort 70 make a change either to In
dIanapolls. Detroit OF Columbus. Q.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Lexington. Ky. March 81 NJ o.
born. 2S. arrived here sunday night on
his way TO Jackson. KY, where he goes
10 surrender himself to the sheriff on
a charge Of arson. for which oifense an
indictment was found against him BY
the Breathitt grand jury Thursday
last
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12
MOVING aslR GOODS.
River Rising Feot and a Aalf An
Hour at Padueah. Ky.

Paducah. ky. March 9.--The river
SUNDAY night stood 422 feet u "a
rising az the rate OF a foot and q hall
an hour. Property owners on the riv-
er front have been moving their
stocks an day. The Western District
watorhouse Co. moved 300 hogshcad7
or tobacco from its warehouse on
First street 20 Tenth and Broadway
Three children fell into the river and
came near drowning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Washington. March THE dezno-
cratic senatorial caucus which met
Friday. organized by eiert!ng Senator
German 10 his Old position as chair.
man OF the caucus. This Is a perms
nont place and assures him tho oees
pancy Of the democratic conference
rooru
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12
To Prevent chIId labor.

Raleigh. ". c., March 6.-The child
abor bill, which win prohibit the en-
ployment OF all children under -
Years of age in factories and Limits
lhe hours of labor for all persons un-
ner is 10 60 hours q week. passed tho
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

81. Louis. March Omitted States
Marshal Morrisscy took possession OF
s24s 300 Ia cash and the Offices and
furniture CT the John J. Ryan & Co.
the tu=f investment company. and
VIII hold the entire amount for dis
trshuflon among the creditors
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Ann Arbor. Mich. March s.-The
board Of regents Of the University of
Michigan decided to establish at the
university Pasteur institute for the
treatment Of hydrophobia. II Is ex-
pccl9d that everything will be ready
bv ADrii I
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Reinterment o. Sir chas. oaven Duff

Dublin. March 9.-The reinterment
Sunday, near Daniel O'Conneirs grave
IN Glasnevin cemetery. OF the body Of
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy. which was
brought from Nice. where he died on
February 9 called out a demonstration
unequaled since the funeral OF Charles
Stewart Parnen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Norfolk. Va. March The official
trial trip Of the torpedo boat destroyer
worden. over the Cape Henry course,
Resulted in the speedy craft exceed
ing by very good margin the 80
knots required Of her IN tho building
contract.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Portland. Me, March s--The Elder
Dempster steamer Mintauk. which
sailed for Hango. Finland. carried the
largest cargo Of oats ever taken out
OF this port. about 100000 Bushels
This cargo goes 20 Hango- Udde for
the relief Of the starving Finlanders.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Richmond. Ky. March 9.-Perry
coyie. a farmer living at Locust
Branch. died after few hours Illness
HIS death having been caused by drink
ing stomach hitters and lightning hot
drops.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12

Chicago March Coach stazg.
who returned to Chicago Friday from
the east. announced that the Univer-
sIty OF Chicago football team would
play the United States military acad-
emy team at West Point on Novcm-
bcr a.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12
ROUGH ON RATS.
That, Not Epilepsy, Caused the Death
Of Mick Hack.

Louisville. Ky March Sit devci-
opcd Sunday that Mick Hack. TO-
hacco worker. who died Saturday
night. swallowed "rought on rats
Immediately after the death the corc-
ner pronounced death due 20 epilepsy.
Or. ]. p Ferguson. who attended
Hack. says he attended tho man who
swallowed trough on rats because
his friend. William Denton. commit
ted suicide by swallowing carbolls
acid one day last week.
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New Castle. Pa. March 6.--Ira D.
sankey. composer OF religious songs
and evangelist. has been stricken
blind at his home In Brooklyn. N. Y.
It Is announced that his sight may
return after prolonged treatment
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
CASTRO NOT SATISFIED.
Prefers That Some american Repub-
lie Act as Arbitrator. =:

WAsHINGTON. ..Jafl...2.-The condition
which President: Castro attached to his
reply TO- the allies arbitration proposal
was in the nature of an. alternative prop.
osition. Almost rom the. beginning show
ing an aversion 10: The Hague tribunal.
Castro, while accepting. the principle Of
arbitration. asked that the case be tried
by one Of the. American REPUBLICS. AS
President Roosevelt already. had. decliped
to act in the. capacity .of arbitrator. and.
as SOME. or. the reasons which inspired
him In his decliuatioh would apply with
equal force 10 the CHIEF executive of any
other American state, lie was obliged to
withhold any Endorsement of castro's
proposition. Therefefe. it may be rs-
missed from the field :of. possibilities and
unless Castro is Unexpectedly insistent
upon his. own. plan. The original :proposf.
ton in reference to The Hague tribunal
will carry. -
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

TO MAINTAIN
HIGH PRICES
Federal Official Ac-
cuses the Meat
Dealers.
Present Figures
Are Kept Up .
Artifcially.
Growers Receive No More
for Stock Than Before
the Famine. :"
Special Dispatch tos The Call.


CALL BUREAU, 14Os G. STREET, N.
W., WASHINGTON. Jan. s2-Colonel j..
H. Brigham, assistant Secretary of Ag-
riculturs. made a remarkable statement
to. The Call to-day about the price Of beef,
which he contends is kept at ext0rtionate
figures by artificial means. e
There is no reason why. the consumer
should be required to pay an exorbitaEt
price for beef now" said Colonel Brig
ham to-day. lin view OF the fact that the.
price of cattle IS reduced to its normal.
rate. The people have but one redress
and that Is to organize TO procure BEST
direct from the growers Of cattle. I am
not prepared to say whether the wholesale
dealer or the retail dealer is responsible
for the high price of meat TO the consunt
er. This do knows that raisers OF cattle
are not getting more than normal price
for theif beef on the hoof 1t. therefore.
stands to reason that the trouhleIies be-
tween the. wholesale and retail dealers
Il am a. raiser Of cattle myself and my
men who look after mf stock have writ
ten to me that the market is SO well
stocked now that we are. selling our beet
at 81 so per hsndred pounds on the foot.
and s. for the side meat. That is about the
price we reEeiyed for our cattle prior 10
the beef famine last JuRe, when prices
jumped skyward.
There; is plenty of meat in the. market
and prices ARE regulated principally In
Chicago. am making a personal en-
deavor to locate the responsibility for the
increaee:of beef prices 10 the consumers
in this city: Retail dealers blame the
wholesale men. and the wholesale men re-
tort by asserting that many Of the retail
dealers lost money during the striAgency
in the beef market last summer and now
they are seeking to recoup at the expense.
of the consumers. ::
Some of the retailers in this city
who were interviewed by agents I sent
to them say they are ready TO make rea-.
sonable reductions in price, but there are
others who fancy that the people are irs
the habit of paying che advanced price
and they are not making. any fuss about
It. 1t is apparent to- me that the retailers.
are maintaining the prices by artificial
and, possibly. by concerted means.'
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
MAY MAKE ONE STATE
OF TWO TERRITORIES
Plan to Merge New Mexico andsAri-
zona Is Finding Strong =
Supporters.

SANTA FEE. n. M, Jan. 2.-w. s Hope
well, chairman Of the TerritoriaE Central
Committee of the Democratic party In New
Mexico. announced himself to-day in IA
vor OF admitting Arizona and New Mex
leo as one State. with three Representa-
tives in Congress, the capital to- be fixed
for ten years at Santa Fe. He: had just
returned from Chicago. where he had an
interview with Senator w. H.. Andrews.
a close friend of Senator Quay. and his
announcement to-day in avor of: Joint
statehood is supposed to represent the
views of Senator Quay, In case 1t should
not be practicable to force the. omnibus
statehood bill through the Senate.
President Roosevelt also declared to
New Mexico workers for statehood. who
have lately spoken to him. that he was In
favor of Joint statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico. HopewelI says a bill ef-
fecting the merging Of the two Territories
into one State VIII be introduced next
week
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
soUSA AND HIS BAND
REAPPEAR IN LONDON
Those Standing in the Audience Sit
Down When the Star Spangled
Banner Is Played

LONDON, Jan "A large audience,
which. however. did not fill the Queens
Hall. welcomed the temperance Of Sousa
and his band in London last night Many
Americans. including Consul General
Evans, were present.
A curious incident was noted at the be-
ginning of the programme. When Sousa,
punctual to the minute. stepped upon the
platform and waved his baton the band
broke out with God Save the King" and
the whole audience stood up. but when
without stopping the music merged into
..Tne Star-Spangled Banner the major-
;ty of those present sat down. The play
ing throughout the evening went with its
usual vim and the band was enthusiasts
tically applauded.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
GIVES AID TO BLocKADERs.
Serious Charge Leads to Suspension
l.. Of Steamship Captain:

d. NEW YORK. Jan. .24sUuder.. charges
based on. avtolati1fl of the neutrality law
and with the alleged Responsibility. of
having. given information TO the blockade
ing force which led to. the capture of the
Venezuelan gunboat Miranda: on Decem-
Der 20, Captain George. Terrill OF the
steamship Zulia, Of the Red d. lne. was
suspended from duty. The captain says
the charges are false. "
Upon information being laid before them
this afternoon, tie agents of the Red. b,
line promptly sent for Captain Terrill.
who did not deny that he had .tvire or:
dered the;-Zulia's stern light to ;be lowered
while that: vessel was leaving Maracaibo
harbor. but die denv ii: was intended as a
signal to- a. bIochading German gunboat,
Which hastened IN as the Zulfa laft and
seized the Miranda While she was lying
at a Maraoaibo dock. Captain TerrAl
alone is held responsible for the alleged
ofTense. Boulton, bliss and .Dallett had
Instructed the commas ahders. Of the Red D.
line vessels, either orally or by cable, to
observe absolute neutrality in. connection
with the 5Venezselan difficulties.
.sThis is q. serious matter. Senior e.
Gonzales: Esteres; the Venezuelan Consul
General. SAID. II shall .apprise my Gov
ernment OF the alleged action on the part
OF Captain TeTrill" Z.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
ABANDONED WORKINGS
OF CoLLIERY CAvE-IN
Four Frame Buildings Are Engulfed
but Fortunately No Lives Are

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 2.-Abandoned
workings of the Eddy Creek Colliery of
the Delaware and Hudson Company, be-
meath the very heart of the town of Oil
phant, caved in this afternoon and en-
guffed four frame buildings covering an
aggregate ground space Of 60OO square
feet.
The settling was gradual and people In
the affected vicinity escaped. A gang
ofcmen and boys who were at work In
the mine beyond the fall encountered a
flooded dip" or depression in the vein
making their way out and had to swim
from one rise to the other. The settling
began at 3 o'clock and continued thirty
minutes.
In the intervening half-hour OBriens
three-story hotel, Mrs. Anna Evans
double dwelling, Mrs. June Acerlys
double store building and Evans one
story barber shop were ground to debris
in the yawning pit, with the uppermost
part of the mound forty feet below the
surface. The vein that caved in is 115
feet below the surface. The property loss
Is estimated at $4,000.
Up to midnight further disturbance
had been reported.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

honors Of his be paid him. The Governor
Kaby,e chiefs pointed that
they FOR safety running
through thc'r territory.
The Spal -sh soop of Inana Isabel here
Advices Fz Under yesterdays date been received
here. Guns being mounted
ne
have sufficient supplies for expeditions
The city of Fez continued but the dearness of food
the Sultan will abandon
the border tribes to holy The Sultan then Will
proclaim himself sheref defender of
leanings at
en- tc
IRIS, Jan '2.-Telegrams Oran, Algeria
that detachmens of rench
ordered to the Moorish frontier.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
LIKENS HUMBERT CASE
TO THAT OF DREYFUs
Partisan Editor Attempts to Estab-
lish Connection Between the
Two Prosecutions

PARIS. Jan. 3.-The Gaulois this morn
ing publishes an article from the pen of
CASTOR Pollonaise. editor of the GauIois.
in which the writer attempts to establish
a connection between the Humbert and
Dreyfus~ cases. He asserts that Colonel
Du Patty du Clam recently made a deposit
ton before magistrate, who is investi-
eating the. Humbert case, that the
archives of the general staff contained
documents showing that the Humberts
were among those most active in trying
to save Dreyfus when he was first ac-
cused. NJ. Pollonaise declares that efforts
are being made to stife the Humbert
case.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

Special Cable TO The Sail and New York
Herald publishing Company
T BERLIN, JAN 2-:oficials Of the. For
eigh Office in the N1lhelustrasse. in ill.,
terviews given out II German correspond
, ents, are extremely bft1er over the. de-
feat of the German: policy in Venezuela.
1t would: be an interesting. Symposium. to
say the least TO souect. the venemeus
editorials which have appeared duriug the.
last two: weeks in tae: German press .di-
rected against. Unitzd States interference
in Venezuela, as. f. is: called. although
there is hothtng:to 1fdicate that any other
than moral .infiuefce: vas. exerted in
Washington . prevent tlie powers step
ping upon. the f'liEe: Moproe doctrine"
wire These arraigtments do not .stop at
scerafEl reference Ia the %Monppe doctrine
fiction. .. hut. proceea to attack President
Roosevelt questioning his :motiyes in ap-
pea!ing to the powers TO; submit the issues
to i.he. Hague tribunal and. charging ths
United .Stares with selfish motives. to
gather the. South american republics .un:
DER: a Union hat when the .propet .tnotnsnt
arrives :: :. - - - =.
a -fierce, stserin. IS being raised in the
!. ing so easily to:the proposals of.t1e Bit
-ish: allies and. for tIefng::' 'frtghtened into
giving up. IFS SLAM. by: the jirEyoistic
american. press a.
The Dresdener Na!chracnteh: comes. out
with. strong philippic .against American
Jingoes; against. tha Monroe doctrfne and
against. the: ::aos.irditg.aof washingten's
presuuptie0' that It is+called upon 10
project ali South American codntries
against European dssressiong.. The same
journal calls. Tor a European alliance TO
resist. this Anaerican danger. -. -
But what the IeressieRer Nach<ichten
says; is mild conn With some of the
bombastic. arrsignmeuts; of the Monroe
doctrine and the German. Governments
weakness: in not cdrryiflg opt its original
designs which may be to.sd in. the cohser-
vative and democratic press
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
PHILIPPINE SOLDIERS
ARE DYING FROM CHOLERA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The latest dis
patch cabled to the War Department py
General Davis reports the following
deaths from chotera:
James Hamilton, Company D, Twenty sixth
Infantry; Robert d. Finney Company D.
Twenty-sixth Infantry: Thomas J. Kelley
Company A. Seventh Infantry; Louis Kopie-
zoko. Company l., Eleventh Infantry; Jacob
Cohen. Company G. Fifth Infantry; George
Dravgo. Company l. Twenty-eighth Infantry:
ID. c. Roper. Company d. Tenth Infantry
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
UNION PACIFIC MAKES
TERMS WITH STRIKERS

NEW YORK. Jan. "a settlement of
the differences between the Union Pacific
Railroad and the striking machinists has
been made. Official confirmation only is
lacking and that is delayed in order that
formal action by the labor unions NAV
be taken. The terms of the agreement
are as yet unknown.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
GIFT FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Plan to Give Recognition to His Eff
forts Toward Peace.

PARIS San. "A proposal has been
made to present. piece OF sculpture: to
President Roosevelt In recognition. OF his
services TO the cause Of international arbi-
tration. !The idea to make this gift TO
the American President is an outgrowth
ef the Venezuelan affair. The funds prob
ably will be raised by private subscription
among European advocates of peace II
is proposed that the work Be executed by
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT
AGREES TO ARBITRATION
Boundary Dispute With Republic of
Peru Will Be Settled by
Argentine

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The Bolivian
Minister has received a cablegram saying
that the Bolivian Government has signed
a treaty for arbitration with the republic
Of Peru to settle the boundary question.
The arbitrator selected is the Argentine
Government.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
sevsri CAPTURED vessels.

LA :GUAIRA. JaR. 2.-The British gum
boat Zumbador. formerly the cyenezuefan
war vessel: of that name, left here for
to-day towing four schooners
and three sfoops catpured by the British
since the blockade began She is to re-
turn for other prizes.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
FIFTEEN TURKS ARE
9 KILLED BY BULGARIANS
Commander of Troops One Of the
Slain in a Fight at
.renOVO

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 2.-In a re-
cent fight between Bulgarians and Turk
:sh troops at the village of Drenovo, in
the Monastir district, fifteen of the latter
were killed or wounded. The Turkish
con~lander was among the killed. The
Bulgarians, who were barricaded In a.
house. also sustained losses. but the SIR
vivors escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
GENERAL JAMES #. SMITH
ASSUMES HIS NEW OFFICE
Takes the Portfolio of Secretary of
Education in the Philippine
Islands.

MANILA, Jan. :2.yGeneral James F.
Smith, tAe recently appointed member OF
tile Philippine Commission, and Elmer
Bryant, superintendent of instruction,
were sworn in yesterday at the public
Session. OF the commission. General
Smith takes the portfolio of secretary of
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

HONOLULU, Jan. 2 Cby
Pacific Cable).-The public
celebration, which was held in
allegiance pending the, compile
.tfon of the cable, will be held
tomorrow at the Capitol
grounds. There will be
speeches during the afternoon
and; a ball at nights: The day
will be observed as a holiday.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Bret Harte Leaves Small Estate

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Letters Of adminis-
tration Of the estate Of the late Bret
Harte have been granted The total value
Of the estate is placed at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Irsurrents Near Caracas.

PARIS, Jan. s.-A dispatch to the Matin
from Caracas says that a strong force of
Government troops has taken the field
against the insurgents. The latter are re-
ported to be advancing on CaracaSS
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Encounters Storms
on the Way to
Honolulu.
Vessel and It's Valu-
able Cargo in Peril
Many Times.
BY e. D. MOORE.

Correspondent Of the Associated
- Press Aboard the. cableship Sill
vertown. ...:-..
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Crown Prince to- Claim Child.

BERLIN, Jan. s2r-The Saxon court Is
to make an attempt tos obtain
POSSESSION Of; the. expected chitd' of the
Grown Prkicess, according to the Boer-
sen. Courier. and has instructed its chief
of police at Geneva to keep, sharp Look
cut ard avoid; deception by the substi-
tuition OF another child. The intention OF
the: Crown. Prince is to claim the father.
hood of the. child and educate him at the
Saxon court. % .
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
q Z o

a French, sculptor, or the committee
may possibly invite designs from the
seuIptors of all hations party to The
Hague peace court.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

- .at Fez and others that he died at Mequinez The
ony. certain news. the correspondent continues Is
that cf quarter of Fez
on account fanatieism of the natives Ans attempt viii
be made 10 gJ3ald them against attack
In dispatch the correspondent OF the
Daily Telegraph says Sultan of Nc
rocco, Muai-Mohammed in command of the royal army
left Fez on December q attack the rebels
TANGI4EF, 2The pretender has issued
fighting the throne
for Himself Suans imprisoned brother, Nula
Aohammed surnamed the "oneeyed 1t Is now connrned
that the and that the
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

oNI5oN, Jan. 3-cabEng from Tangier the corrc-
enondent of the Times says that private letters
lcceivec there are: conflicting saying that the
Sultans brother, 1Muai- NJ ohammed, has arrived
AT Fez. and others that he died at Mequinez The
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03

ONoTULU, Jan. 2.-Havins
baoyed the deep-sea end OF
rhe Pacific. cable Sin the tur-
bglens NIoiO<at Channel at
$40 o'clock on. the morning
% E,r4aar necen,bev 0e after.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Attack the United
! States in Bitter.
Editorials.
Irate Over Outcome of
the Venezuelan
Affair.".
Do Not Hesitate to Question
President Roosevelt's.:
.... Motives.

Special Cable to The Cali and New. York
Herald Copyright. eQS.: by the New York
Herald. PUBLISHING C5fnQany.. -