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W1Ale uoa hss appfuaehe1 ~
npseh ~ WteAln ~ n1lee, - -
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sesaw rsrs.~s gnslnss.

oesam rvrAiws 9aSlWss.
An sdvantage Of the steam turbiae
engine over the rsciprocating typs has
developed after year's test In 0witx-
eriAnd. The turbine ran 1000 hours
wttA only sk houfs spent b repairA
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l1elpleesnees g oevroeeWe,

eeetP5000N0o0 q 0e0e0ooW6.
6turgsons are Tie weakest Of an
ash II proportion to their size a
sturSsoa weighing ovsr . too h pr.
fectly helpless u attached hy small
sWurdosh.
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Ous,wsss osas ~ essdeA
Ths eAseAs witch pass toso1oA ~
Lualoa cleastng haass b ~ upehs
are nors tbs seaal 70 an ~ cola =
the world.
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:ial Bargains in 3
'ale on Easy Term
-sg,er. X .i,s. -. q n.i,. y s.s. ..
uot improved. Price sI7Oos Z cash.
s,-The Pyne place oue-half mile from Eeheet
containing a acfrs, new s-roOnt hos,se. 10 acres
in orrhsrd. mss.ly apples. y aere. in alfalfa;
orchard ranch diich. .hars in Trsekie PARK.
is n No. 2. in Garien ditch sHne other water.
seen in eativssoa Pr:ce, Gs1o. isrs ca.S.
balance on time
a-o .ens on Garnet me.., . acres orchard.
and chicken houseS. q shs,s. ssoek Garnet
Dutch Z Reservoir 20. Price NssA.
sc1-eO acres 5miies northeast Of Delta on sur
land. Mater right. Il shares surlsre tTeek ditch
d,ssh and rs.rsoii cssS,nny. Ssai n,uniSs Sx ssr
ter xaser nom living spring all the year. Price.
creek. IS .crp oforrhard. ns,iix winter arPses.
acres alfalfa. Al ssnc-d: can ~ Be w.lesrd;
plenty of water all the Season. Price = 0O,
ALslI acses land in NORTH Delta. . asse potato
or garden farm 10 aer-s in Esraen.s acres In
goos, well water. dwelling. fences, stables. etc.
ssLp acres land on Tongue creek 8 seres in
alfalfa scres orchard 70 lcrs- can Sc eaisivated
t-roam dwelling house. E,,nd fence. gsod water
rixht all sesson. Price ~ per acre.
sS-s,-ie acres in North Delta with sc.si new
residence carrying 500 insuanc~. Good sheds
nne well wa,rf. ali f-pc~d. shares hartland
ditch stock. PRICE si.oa part time.
1870 aercs in No, tru.e county, one and
lcarirs nearly ali sp,Iess 60 ac1.s in sifsi6 ali
fenced. new Sr'm house. Ksod cellar, ct.feru
With Hocd water @ risnss % e"nsi.,ins Of fse sSass.
lronss,ne and shares Extension. rrice. Slosos.
pAr cash.
500 s-lsc acres near Ecker. so scses Alfalfa eus-
apg,-s An tiilabie; all tsa.sd. s-sca h..a.r.
~. dI..S:n q nm im,.r.ss IN iArss ,'seIvoir.
ing. situated on the lswer end of Caitfbrdia mesa
ssd Saf Ssemss IL ssss.,s ,s.,esassr. - INV.
sA7os. half caah. balance PSF cent
.,;.,ss :, e.. SER. . Y .rnss.s:n,sr. s.,,:y On:
garfen lessd, one zcfe oscAard Gond 7-PonA
kossR, e0srAH, xtabses ard ostAuidtn9H -
inches No. 10 pstueity. Prize. s.soo
ONW0aeree, - acrxs eleAfed 0-Aeres.la n
eAlfs, sstnum koass.. cellnF Jnx3a All un41f
ssisivs.ss. I ssl.i.s a q v:sss.-SssS
se-Ne.r crda.eAss. . sessa an ,ssAsr ssrs.
~ clcased, - fruit tre4A - AFauh<sry
e..sss, sss q Hsa:ees<Tsss ~ n:SAsrsss = ics:r
0s~sd lQG hoaR. fteasna. eAtg&sa hA1nn. u0nhao
and cellar. rstvase diseh - aanA. eaIgA
Ui-u arsss In Ganpl.ca valbay. ehsss mlous
fss, .c.. esvs:: !. .lfAl1A. assss ss.S.s1. .
srrsa tilliug isnd. bAnnco pss1nss. 4 >-Na4
hssnr, sM4 cellar, san1ss. ete. reR ahas11 q
n.ssA4e AneA s.ock. fsass. 0AA ~ -
eaAAnoe ~ cent NJ
,s...sEs - &. .',:,s;:::s !: - - 9 - Seasl
~. ~ ~. - go I'D 9
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ssles were eis,ooo iaa pear. will be more THIS
ic7 acre. adjoining Paouia. IS acres nne fruit.
ASS ample, loo soole trees one variety. last
year produced 1900 soxes Of fruit, selling al 81
Il paid 10 per cen. on the price asked last year
and will pay more this y.ar
fonie can be cut into city lot II desired. II IN
eiudes water rtehe worth sie.oo Has Fruit
house soxo feet c.ssinx se-coo. barn Coz, q .uo:
of r-ceipss fro1 fruit. Next man can do same.
Price. sss.oua. half cash. balance per cent.
acres in alfalfa. 81 ser~s pasture. No. ! wate.
right Consisting Of snns,sr ntsrsss IN Ga',an. .
Srsss aton = 70 =. nss - ,tn,s so'o
sls--ls acres one mile cast of Delta. - acres in
orchsrd. seven years old. principally pr9es,
Ten shareS Garnet ditcn and resrrrn!r stock
Price. $50 cash balance Per cent
pscved with rood waiter right. Priee go.
sss-IY acres Of land situate In Delta between
thedepot and nouring mill fenced. water right,
scme tr-s.. !: sne building and garden place
scr.sos G.rnet.nea. partially inproyel
sis1ate Y mile fs0sr The incorporates. Prise Sss
sss--so errss Of sand ~ mi'e fsum cosy on sur
sce Csvek Hesa, all under f.nce. thfce cortsls,
Scs ssse:S s, a"s's M Stne1 ~ ssrrc sFsIn
ana. sS aerea can be cultivated. water Is nrst
3. scss,..i.s g 9 ? :s.sss Sr.ls Srosfss 2 2. {
SSirs ssa,d v.srr drri:s e.si:. .s..ca, handy
" po.suece, store and seho.l Pres go. part
cash, balance At pr ceat t0eeto1x
.ssir ssr ssd IN as:r :sss. sSs ssS osea. sa
coacress eesiAencs. wsssh ss.osaI 6c.d sheds,
ens1al. and os!bsildiar ei.!era; ice hen;s. all
49,. sss.Si ssif sssa. - - ''0'eso'a 49,
st.-ls ac.ss halt a.le e.ss q De,,.. :e.rs IN
hoase. god Asb.e. sAcds and otess oashaild-
,..ssS sss.' ~. re. e :.rss s.s ass ssss and
sss-Hese Ia y snap, Oscses On Garnet Nss.a,
SsSsiss .scsSsS si I sssse, sa1s.tis. a .,ss.s ~
:sss: &. r = ss * scSs sd ss
voir cssArany. fscs, ss,~s.
sss.Hess is, n:sh ,p.y,ns i:,; e. sent
% On is:: l,;ss; s I. s''' sea'''" and p''ssy q
- .e,s: .. To.sS. ese.s. ,ss acre. :. alfalfa.
grain land d All iesssS and eros. ssscsd, Ssviss
Shans mites e s-Wtpe lenee.
NV. w.:;. e. s ss s ss.S sS e e. IA Rs:sS ys. y os s
sss rs..! e sa:.s e 4, q sss lard ,'Iss Tie
easslrs = -. .isA sssa saahas.: co.!sls. ese
vosk tsaRa. AsaA hsessl vagnaA Peows nkea.
Hourss. sfAekeeA al laRsa,a9 implements. -
fssos. eAs0 tssnsepassash. ~. Z per csas
0e-Nsefes - The levse - = oulss ssssk
1sA, sAess-enArsrw = 4lAe 49, csY pesa-
- = sssss 3 Il sisss. ! sAssS 49, Csssl
- - s.s.Ssss s1se.g -. . -
:s !; ~: = =: = - -; : - - -
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y; LIZ. 1is ne rus,ss n s,ya. 6es ~ ~ ~
balance per cent.
tains aroom hons~. detached runun isxis
store room, ice hou<~, coal bin, vneoa I'D
old orchard full bearing. sSue Young srers eeSs-
i n into nssring acre vineyard 70 .c.sr alfalfa.
voir. souse tools consi.,irr ~ ric, r,,ss,rssnr
hay rake. etc. Price $3.50. x cssh, D pes eems
interest on balance.
sss-,oe acres Of land. u acres In alsAif., -
tiilablr; cn. iruitland. NJ alkif; srsc In 6<sr.
ing orchard consisting Il appira. renchx~, pears.
s"Ies IN Tickle psrr = .nS nSa sRss. Is ~ 81
park worth 81 euo, land all nnder fenre. tJ,UU,
cash and the bAlasc~ On time II desired at 5 per
cent interest.
rs IS acres of land NJ miles ffom pnssoascs
on Garnet mesa. Is a-rss ~ orrhard mtssly vtn-
ditch excepting oue ..re and 8 sii e.esiirce 81
fsnr roam plastercd honse. saInmer kitrh.n,
se" BARN. eafs easss .pS s .ss,,.cs 80 S I .ssS .Ss
tree> and shrub. years Old. ~ dnDess tarnes
ditch stock Price C.sss.
,.- S,sm,.o acres; near c.a,,sds.. which can b
sisSs roSe:s..sx "as-sssi sn Inter- % IN siiss IS
in The Rs,,irn'e.s sss .ss. Dises Rssesvoss e,
head of work horssa. " hsaA - cattle anA -
sss sssisn s..sS: eIs s:d = =. = - sAs Pc: I
fore hay harvest. will sell ksr d, 50.
Main g.. $50 cash, balance on tizae al pes
een',, with security.
ssn-i6p serrs ofiand adjoining the tsnnd mssn
r,srvs some impr.y.u,ssts being spssnaA
ss'os' s'ss' ''t '''sa".n 'o'A0'a and s.'"+' cattle.
10 scres Of land west Of oisthe. s.rpm i.x
and frame dwellinn g,sd stable. and oahsr eui.
buildings and ienres. Rome zlfAIh; nIl lsvsl ard
;,i!.sle: 70 ins1r. q water |" Mwwe enA
tom.
sis- acr.s In Hats Basin las o - me- fv,sss
or AlAia i..w nicely pros.essd hiie. = ssss.
snail h,uss ard bsrn ~. sss~s /. SsssssS
orchard 70 shas..a of ssseh d Ai6ni6 1issS
rAl.r frais ami cattle ~ . ANAL .sais: Wi =
sold on sood .ses.ss sa.l sszs psyMenis.
As " .s,es s.a nils. sess Of p~lt.: sil
tIiIab'e. with - u iss1 e vsass ~ -.
s, n:ss ditch; .ss,., ~ = ssss''e ~ =. 90
Ae-nyrs vHat . 1asn - sassasss'ssss, h~p
49,. = aesS x niis lr9n Or p q sllse
s.Sssr 49,; + ~! ~ SssSsys - sss
::a'.s ~ ~ 9 - o. Eiss
a:.S - - - ss6 - e.
49, {. S.k -. ESS q 5sSEE
...<t1 sEsl| ~ ~ a5s III
- se.s = - 3 -. -,
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oeemed1neleo .llle Yeeoo1A

l1oee 1re0e1asiss, accnr1lAg 10 .
oenaosrie preertetoe. are peFtisussr
b fuo1 u tobacco s0oke. and cal
- 0a1e - - alncse anything uadss
lss ls0ueaea,
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k,,keWNv cesese,

kiikseny Castle 10 90 q tAs ole
est Inhabited houses h tAe World
many Of the rooms being nucA -
Tier we're 90 years AgN
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LIVE IN es!Mir,vs STYLE.
venezueIans Care Little fsr comfor,

venezucians Care Little for Comforts
in Their Homc.
A recently published book On vsns-
zuela says: Not only the psoref clA0
Of peasants but men Of means ownine
large cattle hatos or coffee rlantats9os
are content to live In . miserable
manner. A rough table. Q bench, fsV
tiates. perhaps Q glass. the hammocks
Of the family-that V the entira furnt
ture Of the home Of man like Aedi.
M. who owns more property than any
one else 1t La Prision. Not . sinUis
person 1t this settlement could read
or write. Once every two Or three
months sort Of travelling scribe visits
the place and stays for . few weeks
answsring LISTERS and arranging &c.
counts. During his abssace notes Of
the transactions between Medina and
bis peohs are kept BY . system Of sym-
bols peculiar to the place. was much
puzzled during my Afst visit BY. the
coal marks which disagursd The posts
Of the house. These consisted mostly
Of long and short bars and other irreg
olar characters. BY degrees managed
TO master the sisnincations Of most oG
these symbols. Each post was devoted
70 . peon--was In fact his pass book
long bar meant days work. short
one half . day; the other strange char
acters represented the coffee. beans.
salt and other nscsssaries with which
he was charged"
vews Might Dc interpreted.
Did court ever inquire into the na-
lsre Of the marriage ceremony for the
purpose Of asccrtaining whether the
promises made at that time partake
Of the nature Of an afidavit? And IL
they do may not the one violating the
promise have some sort Of penalty at
tached that would serve to deter maj
rfages and also to punish immoral
separations!-Cedar Rapids Gazette
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rev os,ssr vvssa,nss.

Although about " ~ csat oe mar.
he'd ossplss cslsbrats tAsir siivsr
weddtns. 0aly one 10 1000 live to Gel
sbrats thcir golden annivcrsary.
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49, ,ngooA Ga

~ Usi1i6 slssss ssss lssn csss
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osAham's Feswssr Mayors.
New York has seven surviving ~.
uaayors--0Ilroy. Ely. Grant. van
: Wyct. cooper. Edsoa. ane Low.
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rMs DsA ~.

-
She knsis bessde the bsd where isy the
Who siI the weary day had been % ssA:
Team get hsS ehseks. and prayer was On
Ths wsiis she drank srsers s.ii in sat-
-lf ycs eSs i.sw. ny sey." 1 beard her
How yos hav. hurt ne tnrossh this
liveloNe day.
II yea cosid kssw toe love . mother
or that your names the buraen Of her
And then sA~ prayed ell Aeps came baek
And h.psy tears rspi.csd ths sr'-f-drops
She prayed for psttencs. prsysd for
Prayed for iss boy for uAs. such love
She prayed that hs might ehooss tAs
And ios- ,hs growing h.rdaess In h,s
sn. ss:s.s un 10, sa'o her soul 70
And .sih.r ,sss through ali her being
How like her Goa she seemed while
Her lips sssunsd to sweet Saseinsh
Bs~ de Is. cAri., that nightly over me
B<nds. trusting that ny soss for HIN
s.sa 81. :e:. e: n: .::s: :::..s: s.;: .s, g
sc~. Day shss 10y mast fsei love:
yss nay l<aru ss - ny Masters viii.
=. w. oiiisn II Baiiimors Ansrscsn.
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teIeheee eee4e1Il,e,

TIE poste6lcs Of Ancenasca, h tAs
Andse oe Peru. y 1900 feet ahovs
the ~ 80 = prohably The AieAssl
inhablte1 spo< % earth.
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sss.s ~ msss rs,ws.

Medicinal hert faFDs wiIl become .
nsesssaty in the Unitea Dtates. Bp,-
geila (pipk rnot). sespsotaria and
sanega (thc tvo varieties q snake
roo&l which were foensriy fouad in
AbaudaAes wild In Maryland and
other Atlantic States are becoming
scarce. ssnna. ooloeyuth. gentian and
the POPPY havs been grown 10 sons
sxieet. aad disitAiis psrpurea (fox
glovel. atrupla, beiladoasa (dsadly
night-shads). sanguiaaria eanadsnsis
(blood-ruoA). and cimicifaeA racsnosa
(blaek cphoah). have bees grown ex-
persmestaiiy. Fasmess near Kalama-
soo, MIeh.. raise annually so.oe0. 900
posnAs a psppeensnt- veieftas b
Wild peoduct Of veemoat.
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w. E. OBERT.
REAL. ESTATE

N-i seres land, on Gunnfnua rivef ~ ~
houae. Ice pond. all ssols pestaininw 10 ~ ~
nosiness. aisn the ru<lte In uwn b98 ma III ~
u seoek Ice hotse soxsa. RRics q 80. half enaA
balance per cent. : =
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sn-Hefe h unAp. Oacses On Garnet Hss.A.
uAree-Qnrsefs u rsi1s fss.a town. 10 acses In
hsaPinS uFcAArd al ee>ect varieties of wtNtes ap-
plre. ali us<ee ie1ce. rood 0atse right cestftug
q - shares of xtzuck In tsarnet-Aftch and rescf-
volr cssapany. htcs, N,oml
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-15

DIRECTORS
H. Petersen c. T. Sender B. Yer
Wilson W. Mapes j. P Woodbury.
OFFICERS.
Hickey President; George Meyers First Vice President
a. W. Richards Cash. and seev
j.. r. avis,
TONOPAH BRANCH
w. Cashier Agency TonoPah
W.. cewinq Cashier Agency, Tonopah.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
HUNDRED DEPOSIT BOXES In
haIfinch special
FIRE PROOF a
jevey rented yearly
81 So, according Full Information
application.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-15
A LAST FAREWELL.

Theatregoers will feel relieved TO
hear that Patti has given the United
States wholesale scolding as she
sailed from New York and definately
announced that she will never sing
again in America. She has given this
out many times before, but always
with "a stout cord tied to it. After
her other farewell tours she always
told how much more appreciative Of
true musical art all Americans were,
but this time she rails at everything
American like a fish woman in her
cups. She has surely gone for good
this time
Her last attempt to wiring the Amer
lean dollar from the music loving peo-
pie of this country was a dismal
failure. For a number of years. since
most of us were babies, she has been
filling American houses at ten and
twenty seat for the same perform
ances that anyone could seen in Milan
AAOAOOA VI al 10 1OI JWO
The public did not even kick when
they bought tickets of spectators.
supposing they were in the fifth row
in the dress circle to find later On
that they were in the last row in
the colored gallery and half a doz-
en- people already fighting for them,
But they did begin to kick when
this mercenary old woman came back
after more money when she had lost
nearly all her teeth and several
notes in her upper register.
After a woman is past sixty she
can no longer covert behind the foot.
lights and pack houses. There comes
time when singer or an actress
must retire gracefully from the stage
and the trouble with Patti was
that she could not retire gracefully
She has always been a cold-bloode'l
rfercenary woman and her exactiocs
have bankrupted many manager
She has over and over again refused
to sing for charity. She was always
cold and selfish and had she been able
to place the tight grip on her youth
that she has put on the American
dollar, she would be singing girl parts
for the next hundred years. That SHIT
has taken herself across the pond fol
good is cheering sign that the I'm
tied States is moving out of the suck
er belt of nations
: IElIIIIIlIIIIlHT|
An American steel rail mill ha
just contracted to deliver to the Car
adian Pacific railroad 10000 tons {
steel rails at $21.25 per ton. TIL
price to domestic railroads at tn
mill is $2S per ton. A reasonable
lowance for the cost of delivery {
Montreal makes the price to the Ca
adian Pacific $1S at the mill, or s
per ton less than the United Stat
consumer has to pay on account
the tariff which protects the Este
infant" The home consumer is
be held up for SIS per cent more tn;
the foreign consumer by the aid
the tariff. This is only fair sal
pie of the manner in which the tar
works to bulwark the trusts and r.
the people
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-15

Mrs. N. e. Bartoo of Battle Noun
tain let hot curling iron slip Friday
and it struck her in the eye, nearly
destroying the sight.
James Tregar had his jaw broken
by kick from horse on the Penrose
ranch, near Yerington, last Thursday
The total depth of snow at Summit
Friday morning was twelve feet eight
inches.
Captain James Brett, military in
structor Of the Nevada State Univer-
sity several years ago, died in Oklaho-
ma Territory March 5.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
CHURCH SERVICES YESTERDAY
Epworth League Of Scott Celebrated
Fifteenth Anniversary.

The Epworth League or Scott NJ e.
Church celebrated its fifteenth anni-
versary yesterday. In the morning the
Rev. r. X. Stephenson preached a spe-
cial sermon and in the evening the
league had charge Of the service.
The Rev. c. A. Grise, of the Mary
land Anti-Saloon League preached in
Asbury M. Il. Church yesterday.
In ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church last even
ing the Rev. w. L. S. Murray, d. D.,
preached the third in a series Of four
special sermons on Life Beyond the
Grave"
Most of the Methodist churches I'm
this city celebrated the fifteenth anni-
versary Of the Epworth League yester-
day. In Brandywine NJ. L. Church
there was an address by Professor A.
r. Spaid and a fine musical program.
Yesterday afternoon the Rev. W. l..
Pettingill pastor of the North Baptist
Church, accompanied by several mem-
bers Of his church, conducted services
at the Ferris Industrial School.
on next Sunday throughout this dio-
cese, a collection for seminarians will
be taken up in all the Roman Catholic
churches. This collection is taken up
annually to defray the expenses of the
young men who are studying for the
priesthood and who are unable to pay
their own expenses.
The Children OF Mary of st. Peters
Pro-Cathedral will hold a jubilee cele-
bratiOn next Sunday afternoon in the
church. Imposing ceremonies Will mark
the celebration, which will be preceded
by a procession Of the young women
around the church.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
The Worlds News
WASHINGTON.

Statistics show THAT our trade with
Cuba has increased materially since reel
procity was established.
Stephen Is. Elkins United States Sen.
utor frcm West Virginia, criticised ex-
President Cieveland's recent account Of
the bond sale during his second admin
istradOn. as incomplete. and told OF the
Senator's cEorts ITO have the bonds dis
posed Of by public sale.
POLITICAL.
Two Cc.cga,es from Porto Rico will be
placed on the list to be present ait the
Chicago Convention.
Ohio's Republican State Convention
will begin tomorrow. and the prospect is
that Governor Herrick win continue in
control
Senator Blackburn. OF Kentucky. said
he did not thlnk Hearst could get the
delegates from Kentucky. ana that he
would rot be astonished u the Demo-
cratic National Convention should be
stampeded TO District Attorney Folk. Of
st. Louis
There is lhtle chapce of the Illinois
Gubernatorial deadlock being broken at
today's segsion Of the convention.
SPORTING.
Phillies lost TIE hnal game Of the
series to Chicago by the score OF 4 10 ..
Committee Of the Schuylikill Navy an
nounced the events for the annual re-
gatta for the championship Of the schuyl-
kill rivoT.
Auto drivers fear The strain Of a 200
mile test on circular track, claiming il
Is almost a physical impossibinty.
A record-breaking list OF entries has
been announced by the intercollegiate
Athletic Association for its annual cham
pionshp meeting on Franklin Field.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sir Thomas Upton has written the New
York Yacht Club for the terms for a
fourth yacht race for Americas Cup.
Phillip Brittngham. "a mldshipman at
the Naval Academy. Annapolis. was
drowned while boating with some OF his
classmates.
Following tho lead OF DR.. Parkhurst, the
New York pulpit Is Joining the crusade
against Western Union service In noel
rooms.
New York rapid transit companies plan
so to equip subway traffic that the danger
.of accidents will be reduced to a minimum.
Charles NJ. schwab Is said to be be-
hind the Pacific Steel Company, which
seeks to control the Mexican ore output.
William Johnstone. "a "steeple jack
Of wide reputation and descendant Of a
Revolutionary family in Plttsburg. hang.
ed himself in the belfry Of a Chicago
church.
A negro youth was lynched by a mob
about twenty miles from Appling, Ga.
At the request Of the Commercial Teie-
sraphers Union. re Central Federated
Union in New York appointed a committee
to take steps 10 have the Western Union
Telegraph Companys tSnarter revoked
for supplying pool rooms with its ser
vice.
Surgeons in Galveston cut diamond
from thief who had swallowed il.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
Elevator Constructors May Strike.

Philadelphia, May 1e.-Because the
700 elevator constructors now on strike
in this city for increased wages and
the right 10 go out on a sympathetic
strike have been ignored it is claimed
by the master elevator builders the ma
tlonal board Of tho Elevator Construct
ors union is contemplating an interna-
tional strike President Samuel Com
pers and First Vice President James
Duncan Of the American Federation OF
Labor will meet the national board OF
the elevator men here on Tuesday,
when the question will be determined.
The strike in this city is against the
combination of elevator builders. which
controls 75 per cent Of the work in the
world. The bone Of contention is the
sympathetic strike principle.
Evening journal., 1904-05-16
JAPAN HoLps pALNY.

The chain OF successes for the Jap
anese has at last created the impress
sion that something beside luck is re-
sponsihle for the disasters and humiia-
ton Of Russia. Apparently there has
not been a hitch IN japanese plans;
step by step they have proceeded and
the logical outcome is the capture OF
Port Arthur.
News comes that Dalny is IN the
hands Of the Mkado's forces The IN
vestment and surrender were like
clockwork. The Japanese squadron be-
gan its bombardment, and under cover
OF this FIRE the torpedo boats slipped
in and removed the mines. When this
had been done the squadron moved in
and began the attack at close range,
and the land forces co-operated. The
capitulation followed.
Dalny had cost Russia $4,000, 600. It
was built by imperial decree and was
famed as the model city" It's docks
and public buildings were regarded as
among the finest In the world. yet what
remains after dynamite and the bonn
bardment is in the hands of the Japan
ese, and not even the glory OF a stub
born defense is left to Russia.
Port Arthur is bottled up and outside
Of the distractions in the harbor is a
line Of Japanese battleships keeping
watch. The army is In possession OF
the neck Of land to the north with the
port Of Dalny open to Japanese trans
ports and merchantmen. The fall OF
Port Arthur seems on the list as the
next Russian disaster. At the begin
ming Of the war Japanese defeat was
regarded as the necessary final out
come Such may yet prove to be the
case, but by this series Of defeats Rus
sian supremacy has been put back a
year or two.