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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15

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When the democratic party gets rid
OF its Wall street end it may be able
to look an honest man in the face.
&SSSSSS&
The car has abolished fogging and
Roosevelt in his message to congress
recommends it's adoption IN this coun-
try.
The money in circulation is $685.
300 smaller than it was month ago
That much god has been shipped out
OF the country in the last thirty days.
&S>SSSS$
Only two kings in the whole world
will start the new year with surplus
In their excheQuers, namely the king
of Italy and King Ak-sar ben Of Oma-
ha.
A reader of The Independent wants
tC know IL that all night bank in Wall
street is a faro bank. The dispatch es
did not say. but Belmont is at the
head of it.
The government is to build another
telegraph and cable line. This one IS
to connect the Panama canal with the
telegraph system of the United States.
Populism pushes right along.
$$&&$&S&
Roosevelt seems to have taken a
whack at Bryan in the flowing para
graph from his message 1T is an
absurdity to expect to eliminate the
abuses in great corporations by state
action"
A lot of democrats are going around
declaring that they never voted any
thing but democratic ticket in their
lives. They are liars, everyone of
them. Every man of them voted for
Grover Cleveland
&<>S$SS%$
One of the young ROthSchilds is over
here taking course in BelmOnt's
bank. He is scion of~the Austrian
branch of that house. Perhaps he
wants Belmont to teach him some
tricks about getting franchises and let
ting subway contracts.
&>S>SSS$
The fall of cent pound in cotton
caused a good many bankers to walk
the floor last week who had been lend
ing to the full limit on that product
Another cent would have put lot OF
them in the hands of receiver and
where the end would have been no man
can tell.
SSS$&&s$
The republican governor of Kansas
charged his grocery and laundry bills
to the State. but the state treasurer
fearing that he himself might be get.
ting into bad scrape, refused to pay
the bills. The groceryman and laun-
dryman are out of their money and
there are lawsuits in prospects. After
ouch landslide as there was in Kan.
.sas, the state ought Of course to have
paid those bills.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15

When the democratic party gets rid
Of it's Wall street end it may be able
to lock an honest man in the face.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15
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The car has abolished flogging and
Roosevelt in his message to congress
recommends it's adoption in this coun-
try.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15
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The money in circulation is $685.
300 smaller than it was month ago.
that much gold has been shipped out
OF the country in the last thirty days.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15

Only two kings in the whole world
will start the new year with surplus
In their excheQuers, namely the king
of Italy and King Ak-sar ben Of Oma-
ha.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15
&&&&&

A reader of The Independent wants
tC know IL that all night bank in Wall
street is faro bank. The dispatch es
did not say. but Belmont is at the
head of it.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15

Roosevelt seems to have taken a
-whack at Bryan in the flowing para
graph from his message: 1T is an
absurdity to expect to eliminate the
abuses in great corporations by state
action"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-15

The government is to build another
telegraph and cable line. This one IS
to connect the Panama canal with the
telegraph system of the United States
Populism pushes right along.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

BE doEpluao,, ekeli tam M
'dosyd lenuqa, kalki adre Ola dla
,eb'iiselissaajjddnja plegaja zaggla-
die ii, itsymSspptcsobe s. zacz.yynaa s.,
.anaeniiaa. Paeyent est nadznyszaaj
|blaadl tybeeddzzie pozorn,yy,
ME tayilkonassk6rze, aleSrdW1iiek na
|Idkdiaaslaph1, ustachi pow,iekach. Jee--.
|keli idzie mala odleglosc oddycha
.ciekko i ztrudno6cia, doznaje bicla
.serca. Dostaie b6lu glowy, odurzl,e-
issszzlpmnlw nszach, rozdraznieev-
nia 3 sennlyym. Apetyt jego
jest zmienny. 20 jedzeniu czujje
.pelnose dolku zoladka albo zwra-
O., wnetrzno6ci ME pracuja reggu-.
.larnie dostaie zapchania. Te
wszystkie trudnosci zostana usuniie;-
te powstrzymane przes severy
czyssciciiela krwi kt6rym pan Jan.
Bradacsz little Ferry, N. =. tax
opowiaddaa: ,szanowny Panic! Pan
ski czyacicie1 krwi zdaje sic BYE.
znaksomiittem lekarstwem ola mnie.
3#.-.EaAx# iX&EEt
. poWodu nieczystej krWi, miafe9m
wiele wrzoddw ma tWarzy a skoro
jedenzggina} innly wystapil ma jego.
miejsce. sZulzyylem pierwsz}s butelkee
lekarstwa q llczba w RIO;
dow zacze1aSsie zmniiejsza6, zuzJy lem
lruga butelkea Hczba zmnniejszyla
sic do:polowy, asteraz pc zuzyyciu
5rzeciej buteiki Wystepujaastylko= t u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

j owsdlziiee znacsnie mniiejjsze..
Prosze ijeesszsxczeo vie butellkli jos
teInsboWlem pewieni II rs lekarstWAo
.mnie wylletczy' seYery cz,ytS6siciel
'lklrsWi 1seezyyn Me tylko WrzodayJ, g ru-'
csol,sguzy izaroppiahe RAINY, l Leo
wszJystkie wysypks krwl, vene
H,czne choroby skruffutuly, pot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
Naaz podr6lujacy
. agent pan J6zef
sTeszlewicz bedizie, ko-
ssietktoWal " CriviM Il
Milwaukee, Wis. {; it'd | q.

asEWesss
Podr6zujacy agent
pan w. "A. Radomski
kolektuje obecn1ie "a "a
Wiarusa " Minneso-
Gle / Wisconsinie, Ia
legajacy abonenci "a
.cz9 ma jego rece 2
zaufaniem z4ozyc "a
plate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

sxiieksssjjacsggIn i
nie wsi,ossnnheego a ~ s alss
blada eh,orrtobe tr1oie sl' ~ itd,
sCcna oo.NaEsprzedlas|sz1vpssasYsz
kich sptekach, albospiszcie Nprostt
dow. ssvera Co. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. z1s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
D
MIElJSCOWE!. !.

III &rI&Fs 5SH.Y
w PIATEK po polndniu
umarl s. p. StanislaW La 1la|
przezyWszy przeszlo lat so
Pogrzeb odbyl sic v niedzie.
le 8 2giej Pc poludniuI z ko'
scio}a 6w. stanisiawa Kostki.
Wieczny odpoczynek race
mu da6 Panic!
w SRODE wieczorem Cd
by}a sic zabawa " hall pa
rafialnej sw. Tomnasza. Do
(ch6d Z wieczorku przezna-
|czony ola wiel. Ks: English,
kt6ry by} chory przez kilka'
miesiecy.
w SRODE 0 pol dwuna7
stej pred poludniem explo-
.dowal gasolinoWy piec ,,pear
nut-roaster'. Il. kt6ry zajmoWa}}
miejsce ma chodniku pred
cukiernia Ludwika Schneider,
ma trzeciej ulicy. Kociel
przelecia1 przez cukiernie ]
drugi pok6j q zatrzymaI sic
" podworzu. Pom'imo
il eksplozya wyrzadzi}a szko-
dy ma $1,000 v jakis osobli-
W spos6b Mkt ME zostal
wviatkiem 5pani|
Schneider. kt6raL kawalkiem
szk1a ]akko skaleczona IA
zostala.
-
80
10 iar'pie uDos1oii spa'''a 90
4@''o' go
zaVar'osci Wyra'oWalio,
kilka set dol.
q
0ee
80
e
poNy1e'Ao''' 80 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

u dworca Wprost % u ko lklsi'l|l
'5w. .T ! o,l,1alssz Z . poteml ~ ha
cmentasrzz kotoliioDki pa1pluJy
Nary o,dplro1,wsaad1'zloe'nn'ee ipoggr'zl'e l'.'
bane zostaly.
NOVA do
[kt6rej naleza sami polacy,
pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pana 3 3
Hamerskiego j Kapela legio-
MI po1skiego przygrywac be-
|da " niedziele Wieczoremm.
ma obchodzie mlajoWYm.
skompletnego..
ME many, o iieSmy jedna i
slyszeli, obch6d majowy be-.
die bardzo urozmaicony; za-
st6snWana do OkolicZnOSci1
przeplatane .beda Spie-l
VEN, d~eklamacyami j muzy
ka. Obch6d rozpocznie sic "
niedziele 0 pol do 6smej vie
c e r'9dl v do1lnej hall pod ko-
~FRANCISZKAl
o odbieranie
pieniedzy pod :ffa':llszzyWy:mni po1-
.orami zostala " sadie POI
od1ozona az dol
WrzeSnrlii MIA. ...... S..
& JAN CAAPIEWsKI, kt6-l
przez sdluzszy czas 1ezal "
tutejszym. e 9 na|
tyfuso,wasgoraczke, Jest teraz
.dn6w jeszcze bardzoal
j p'1racowat jeszcze mel
moze. s..... ri. s..
PREOlsI][:MlY=z czytelnik6W
,,'Wiarusa" w Winonie lokot
% zwr6cenies uwagi ma
pana Jana Keenan,
tore. jest umieszczone v
numerze dzzisieiszyym "a tell
strongly 70, 49,.
E KS.
PA,G1HE]IO i, wyiechal wpo
nliedzialek do Owotonna, "a
proszony przez Wiel. Ks. Dasz
kowskiego ma ~gl6wnego NOW
obchodu majowego.
We wtorek wyiechal pan
MARGIN D~aszkowski 2 swa
c6rka pa1lnlCnna Cecylia DO Owa-
tonna.
Ma sDrZedaz.
K Kill 5Wiezych kr6W,
c~ieletamilub be-, oraz kilka
win \ .p6knliejs;zych. Zglolsict
sic pod adresem:
HENRY link
1hdfnnlesota city. Mimi :a'1
600 kWar't dzliie il ii
ZdawafohY Observation-Disclosures
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05
Ma, sprzedaz.
500 kWart dziennie.

sz!Zl.ddLawEaloby gle nisepraWdopobnem
..aas.Eeeby kto6 .1nial sppozyy1c s 4! 600,
kWart, ! jed1ns arsylo.
.zdroWRa; S. AZ &
.csT KiSciiestsksswtsls tlanu.. sdybyI
tasillo aa
aaisappAssk,lIstki illa =
bralka IrpehpEsb Is l niexl adlli's q b
oprllszkoa doaslRI1lI3ast
Msnisaaam. ons s
al4IIIII = e : |IlgsIa laI|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-05

EsysS1s3
wieczorem olEgodz q SINE
WIst. Pau, Mimi [iillli .ZzWylolkl' il
90 przyWiletz,ioe.nule9|It'5' Erode po.
klk:'o'llejjii q Milw'alluclk sii'el|
.goe,d]zs,. II II g a. W'Eiln l,'l ga 9,Ei,'I
: dWorca wprost AZ y oko5cilol 'l I
6W. Tl''o,m.alszaa ! poteml a. AZ AZ
.cmentarz kotolito,kk ppanny
MlIlaryi~o dprowadz,'ol'nl ipogr'zlle e
.bane zostaly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
POSTOFFICE OFFICIALS
ARE NOW VERY BUSY

The Postofice Department has been
playing havoc with the old familiar
names of offices throughout the coun-
try. 1t has been obliged to discontinue
the mail service at New York. To be
sure it is not the New York of the
Great White Alley whose postal faciI-
tiles have been cut off, but a town of
somewhat smaller size In Iowa. 1t
has also been the unhappiness of the
people Of Rock Branch in the same
commonwealth to lose their postoffice,
and the records have been transferred
to Correctionville. Ominous name! Let
us hope the records are straight.
In Michigan the department has
amended the name Sault de Ste Marie
into Sault Sainte Marie and it has
established the offices of Racy and Res
cue. In Minneapolis that noble office
known for years as Proctorknott has
been shorn of its final syllable and the
famous orator is known only by his
Christian name upon the mailing lists
now. Skog is new name in Mime
sofa, and a good one In Mississippi
Chunkeys Station has been transform
ed into Chunky. In Oregon Needy has
been stricken from the list. and in
Pennsylvania Arcadia has been estab-
lished.
In the Philippines Masbate has been
discontinued. Equality has been es-
tablished in South Carolina and a new
Bunker Hill has arisen in Tennessee.
Doeville has also sprouted in Tennes-
see and there the much sought John
may have his home.
In Texas Hawley has been trans
formed into Blessing and an Arp has
appeared, doubtless a modest tribute to
the humorous gentleman of that pseu-
donym. Virginia has a new Dot, a
Pilot and a School, but has lost Cool
Well and a Dell.
Correspondents who have hitherto ad-
dressed foreign letters to Beulah.
Llandyssil, must now use larger en-
velopes and write it Beulah, Newcastle
Emlyn, Carmarthenshire. Likewise.
Llwyndafydd, New Quay, Cardigan
shire Why has West Liss, Hants.
been complicated into West Liss, East
Liss. Hants? And why has Tygerfon-
tein, Cape Colony, been erased from
the list?" Does the change of Vic
toria West Road to Hutchinson indi-
cate a disloyal tendency in the COL
ony?
The Postoffice Department is always
busy changing names, establishing,
discontinuing, moving offices, REFORM
ing their spelling and generally keep
ing them in order For light summer
reading try the United States Official
Postal Guide" whose yellow covers ap-
propriately hint at it's interesting con-
, tents.-New York Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
Two ARE SLAIN
IN STREET DUEL
Bloody Fight Follows an
Attempt Of Clerk to Col
lect Bill Long Overdue
FOUR PERSONS WOUNDED
Man Who Was Dunned and
Friend Who Tried to Pre-
vent Shooting Are Killed

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Sept 5.-As
result Of an attempt 10 collect a long
standing bill by a clerk in a store at
Green Shoals, twenty miles south of
here on Guam River to-day. two men
we're killed. one fatally injured and
another seriously wounded. and two
more men. who escaped and have dis
appeared. are supposed to be wounded.
The fight may result in another bloody
feud being added TO those already ex-
listing in this part Of the country. The
dead:
ALLEN BRUMFIELD. for twenty
years a Justice Of the Peace Of Lin
coin County. shot through the heart
and instantly killed.
WILLIAM ADAMS, shot four times
The injured: George Mead. shot
twice in the body and will die. John
Lambert. shot through the shoulder
and seriously injured.
Two brothers of John Lambert who
engaged in the fight are believed 10 be
wounded. but escaped TO the noun
tains.
The fight started over an attempt OF
Lambert. who was a clerk in country
store al Green Shoals, TO collect long
Ftandiue account against Adams Inc
men engaged in argument over lhe
account in the street several DAYS ago.
Adams was with friends at the time
and after heated words struck Lam
bert who was alone. Lambert old
rot fight but to-day. while with his
Two brothers. he came upon Adams in
company with George Mead.
The fight was renewed, all the men
being heavily armed. Brumfeld was
sbot In an attempt TO prevent the
Acht After the death Of Brumfield
me men not too badly wounded broke
away. John Lambert was touno iyihe
~ the mountain side. Mead is dying
tonight. The two brothers of John
Lambert. who are wounded, escaped
~ the mountains and are being hunted
by several posses.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

IS WANTED FOR BURGLARf.-H d.
Roop. alias High" Roop. was arrested lsst
-irr- hv officer Keohane and placed on the
5etinue book a. the city Prison he Is "ahleu
al Kalaus wash, Tor burglary
TRIES THE CARBOLIC ROUTE.-Mrs Ev-
e-Frrg the wife Of Herman EVercing, shoe
maker living Al 756 Howard street. after q
quarrel with her husband. who, she says, peat
her Yesterday swallowed q small quantity oi
rarboIic acid with intent 70 commit suicide
PROMPT medical aid. however, defeated her IN
reutiOns.
CAR COLLISION HURTS PEOPLE--Ai
the junction Of Ashbury and Oak streets yes
ferGav plea sure party was thrown from
rarrvau by being bumped into by a Sixteenth
street car. Some Of them were treated al the
Park Hospital for slight injuries. The party
consisted Of eeyen--John z BECK. MS VIE aho
three children and Mrs. G. Benson and her
KNIGHT TEMPLAR's POCKET PICKED
n stone. q knight Templar from Win
nemuccs. New. reported 70 the ponce .s ,sst
night that his pocket had been picked for goo
woman named Dolly Devoud was arrested,
a. stone suspects that she is guilty During
The last two days thirty cases OF pocket
picking have been reported 70 the police
THROWS BEER GLASS AT POLICEMAN.
William r. Finney was charged with assault
with deadly weapon last night at the City
Hall police station by Patrolman II. c.
snce in 2 saloon al Bryant and Converse
street and after he had succeeded in doing
so it is alleged that Finney threw a beer glass
a. him as be was going away
ACCUSED OF THEFT.-William Gallagher
was arrested last night and charged with an
arfeurt 10 commit grand larceny H G..
Barkiey ~ 906 oak street says that Gallagher
stfrmnred % take his watch from his pocket
He SAYS that Gallagher had A grip on the
chain when he was discovered The alleged
crime is said 10 have occurred on Eddy street.
Policeman Smith arrested Gallagher. The prfs-
oner has q membership card in the Iron Work
r-rf T-~f0r
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
Central.

Theodore Kremer's scenic and spec
tacular melodrama, THE Evil Men
Do" crowded the Central Theater yes
terday afternoon and last night and
proved the most successful of all that
well-known playwright's works. The
piece is we'll staged and the cast is an
unusually large one. Two church scenes
are very elaborate, while the scenic eff
feet of a belfry in flames, coupled with
a heroic rescue of an imperiled child by
its mother. wins applause. Edith Coop
er as the choir boy of ST. Mary's is the
hit of the play, and Julia Blanc is next
in popularity. A score of boys cleverly
figure in the play as pupils of a private
academy and hazing incident and a
pushball game furnish a lot of hearty
amusement Henry Shumer does some
strong work in the dual role of the
twin brothers, and his lightning
changes are we'll executed. Herschel
Mayall comports himself we'll as gen.
tleman who is misled to doubt his
wifes fidelity and seek the divorce
court, while Ethel Clifton has the part
of the innocent wife. Edna Ellsmere
as the designing woman fills the bill.
and James Corrigan makes a fine
French tutor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
| hound of the law. Sherlock Holmes.

nOuHu OF the law, SneTIOCk HOIIlts.
Bedford is a slow-spoken, haw-haw'
-whiskered Englishman, with
most engaging semi-stuttery drawl.
Mr. Holland is marvelously convincing
in every phase of the character. The
cast is admirable throughout. Frank
Roberts Is a capital Lord Amersteth.
Frank Mccormack is delightfully."- un-
couth Crawshay. The sweetheart OF
Raffies is assumed with much simpli-
city of charm by Clara Blandick, while
there is one Of the most attractive in
genues ever seen here in Olive Wynd-
ham. Mignon Beranger is stunning as
the French maid. But every one helps.
The scenery is sufficient. not dazzling.
BLANCE PARTINGTON.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
TIE ART OF WORKING OFF
OLD TALES IN NEW DRESS

Are you sure this horse is safe ?"
asked the amateur driver. Perfect
ly." answered the liveryman, so long
as you don't allow his tail to get
mixed up with the reins. Keep the
reins away from his tail and he'll be
gentle as a lamb" The amateur ac-
cepted the assurance and drove away,
returning some hours later in good
condition. We'll, you had no trou-
BILE with the horse?" the liveryman
suggested. Not Bit" was the reply.
There was only one little shower and
my wife held the umbrella over his
tail while that lasted"
Does the reader recognize this anec-
dote? Two months ago it was told
as new story, a personal experience
to Bostonian, who gains his bread
by story writing. 1t was new to him
and seeing possibilities in it he dressed
1t in two shapes and sent one to New
York and one TO London. His New
York editor returned the manuscript
with the footnote, "Old-had it," His
London editor, a friend in the house
of Harmsworth, wrote, Quite sure
I've seen the orse-reins-umbrella
story" But mark the sequel:
In the same week, when, if 1t had
had good luck, the Boston version
would have appeared in London
publication, a different version was
printed as original in the Peoples
Friend of Dundee, Scotland, and a
fourth version, patched with purple
fragments of fine writing, appeared in
the Times of Cardiff, Wales.
Before either of these periodicals
! could have reached this country two
other versions. presented as original
illuminN the pages of a Boston and a
st. Louis daily. The story had been
in the air. as it were over 5000 miles
of land and sea and five different writ
ers perceived it at substantially the
same moment, brought it to earth. told
II IN as many different ways and sever
ally congratulated themselves on q
clever and original performance.
Writers have been doing this sort OF
thing in good faith ever since the world
began Only year or two ago a story
OF faithful dog that ran after a stick
OF dynamite and zealously fetched il tC
his master was told, almost simultane-
ously, by four men in as many maga-
zines. The tragic-comic conception is
simple enough; very likely in essen
tials the tale dates back to Aristo-
phanes, but how did 1t happen tc
occur" at the same time to the four
May there not be something in the
whimsical theory another literary man
propounds-that the intensity with
which an author dwells upon his idea
before and during the period of exploi-
tation, "impresses it on the spiritual at
mosphere," so that the wonder would
be If sensitive, seeking minds did not
seize upon it? Horrid possibilities are
latent in telepathy. The day may dawn
when man who cherishes an in
genious plot will have to surround him
self with on-conductors-ciga
fiends, perhaps, and girls who chew
gum.-Boston Transcript
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
AIRR yDP

White Whittlesey was cOmplimented
by the Alcazar audience last evening
with several recalls for his impersOna-
tion OF Robert Emmett 1t was not
thrilling impersonatiOn of the Irish pa
triOt by any means. possibly because
the playwright did not supply the Op-
portunities that are requisite TO make
up a real star part. George Osbourne
made a more interesting role Of Michael
Dwyer than Whittlesey did of Emmett.
Barring the tendency of Whittlesey TO
talk about me country in his Grafton
in the courtroom when he was sentenced
to death. he was as picturesque as could
be expected. His love scenes with E,u-
genie That's LawtOn were not bad, but
condensed into small compass. Miss
Lawton has little to do in the play.
Marie Howe as the servant did her Gus
tomary stunt WELL The story carries
it's own interest. intrigue, improbable
ties and innate pathOs Of the historical
situation. and il runs briskly along on
the diffusion plan. with little Interrupt
tiOn. There is a good stage scene rep
resenting a pass in the Wicklow Noun
tains. The stock company gives a very
good account of itself. on the whole,
but the court scene could easily be
made less wooden.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
CAUGHT THE LISTENERS.

The Secretary of the Treasury was
listened TO and applauded. His ideas
met with the approval of men of af-
fairs. who give keen judgment to every
thing affecting commercial and finan-
cial progress.
But the dinner was not altogether a
national proposition. Mr.. Stratton had
something TO say about the business OF
the port Of San Francisco and the pros
perity of the Pacific slope. He dis
cussed the relations Of this commercial
empire with the Orient. He set forth
that the entire imports of the United
States in 1903 aggregated SS4, ,000. 900, out
of which San Francisco had $37, 900, 900.
The exports of this republic said Mr..
Stratton. in the last fiscal year were
s72O00,00o, and s39.OO0,0OO went out of
the Golden Gate.
There was more talk equally favor
able to the coast, made by Benjamin
lde Wheeler, president of the Univer-
sity Of California; Fred Holman of the
Portland Commercial Club and Ad-
miral Henry Glass of the Pacific squad
ron. Admiral Glass has been in the
Asiatic ports and observed the oppor-
tunities for the extension of American
commerce.
Yesterday Secretary Shaw viewed the
labor parade from the Palace Hotel.
Afterward he was the guest of w. B.
Hamilton, Deputy Collector of the Port.
al the Family Club. Then he was the
guest of General Stone on a three
hours trip to the Cliff House. This
morning Secretary Shaw will see the
Templars' parade, and at noon will go
to Berkeley, where he will be the guest
of President Benjamin Ide Wheeler. All
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon he will speak
TO the students of the university at the
Harmon Gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06

mediate success. Andy Lewis. the He
brew impersOnatOr. told a lot of new
stories; Campbell and Johnson. the
comedy bicyclists, late of the Zarrow
trio. continued their amusing act. and
Mabel Lamson, the popular cOntralto.
sang number of the latest illustrated
songs. The American biOgraph. with
many novelties in the way of moving
pictures, completed a capital pro-
gramme. The amateurs promise many
surprises for Eastern visitors on Thurs
day night
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
Assassin Has Not Escaned.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.-There
Is no truth in the statement emanat-
ing from London that Sassonef, the
murderer Of Interior Minister Won
Plehwe, has succeeded in escaping
from urieou
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
vERMoNT's ELECTION TODAY.
Democrats Only Hope Is to Cut Down
Republican Majority.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT,
Sept. 5.-The Vermont State election
Will be held tomorrow. State officers
will be chosen. and the Republicans.
Democrats. Prohibitienists ! and So
cialists all have tickets in the field.
Charles j. Bell is the Republican
nominee Cor Governor. and Eli Porter
is the nominee of the Democrats.
The sole fight of the Democrats has
been TO reduce the Republican plu-