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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81 1904

methods by which it is employed to the best
advantage Our visitors are enthusiastic IN
their praises Of what has been already accom-
pIished here. Really. Uncle Sam Is receiving
50 much hearty praise from Old World SIR
Huberts that if he were not the most modest
OF men he might be in danger of becoming
puffed up and putting airs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
Il BIHsements.

.cs DEFY or Music :l5--checEers.
~ s.kfaIf "a Little Of Everything.
hssf-i ~. ~ e-s:lz-T7lits Ttgress % japan.
- -.G--S'l1. Pas. pouf.
,s-s-f-v TSI.Ae u f,rearu ian.-E41nz Park
-E.s~s-F7 Dictator.
..sFI.fCE TREAT ftE--2-s: 3o--1Iilitary Mad
herald SQIARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHI from
asAJEsE ItJ--2-s Isle n Slice
s:A&AATTAA 6E-A-H THEA l@it- - mo eFoifels -
Psius Fsrewc-k-
N-E.Tv-HOEk THEATRE BIO - mo 1saia RIO Nv
Mummy.
1,er.zLTsE ROOF GAHDF.Ns-vagdeyille
Princess TEIEATE5- 2.3-'-s -5o--Jacks L'tts eur-
s-rssr ENn,-2-s.I5-A son Of Rest-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
Professor T. NJ. G.

Professor T NJ c. Asser is n member OF the
Permanent Arbitration Court at The Hague, lie
the arbitrator between Russia and tho United
States in the Behring Sea sealing dispute. which
decided In favor of the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Charles : Taylor and George Stoddard. both OF
Utica. authors Of "The Royal Chef were heartily
cheered last night at the Majestic Theatre IN Utics
where their composition had its hrst performances
I'm the home town. A large audience was present
and Insisted on both men appearing before the
curtain. The performance there is the only one
that will be given OF The ROYAL CHet between
tvhica go and this city. where IL opens on IhFsu&N
night at the Lyric Theatre Miss Ida Renee, NE
English music han singer. was IN the audlence Out
will not make her American DEBUT GAt4 4HuISua3'
Gustav I.uders. the composer OF the music 81
.,rbo Prince OF Pilseu' The Shotgun and wood
land" returned yesterday from a four months
European trim ON the Kaiser Wilhelm H. Nh
T.rJers saw a number OF performances or Inc
I~i,ce NJ Psen" now in its sixteenth week az the
hurry Theatre London me BritlSn theatre
~riDr nubC have taken kindly 20 my ltISt gueiI,,
inc said Mr.. LuGCrs- The Prince OF tIIS'i- "''
remain 1T the ShaitesbuTE Tor some uIhe-
Miss Margaret Arslin arrived III Ne"-A'IA -
tsr,iav a, The Kaiser Wilhelm II, and 'sorle|hat
for,f,Iv' as she afterward expressed IT, for JUS.
ms Miss Ansliu drove out OF the Hoboken docASaIu
q, , r,rf,at, coupe the horse slipped and 1ei'
breaking both shafts OF the vehicle ana oluis'is
his foreIees Miss Angln well shaken up put
was none the worse tor II. MISS ANsHh pousli,'
INST before sailing the country place III gu.
{s,r,I,nd where she has spent most OF Ael $500,
- aur1Uer She read the completed anu - -
IL ,H9nIfS,rjpt OF The Eternal FEMININE 49,
NIGHT and is now ready for work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

Senator Fairbanks, I'm his speech at White
River Junction, VT, drew a vivid picture of
the reaction in the industrial world following
the last Democratic administration this coun-
try had. There IS little doubt there would be
another period of stagnation In the event of
the success of Democracy in the coming cleo
ton As Pitt once remarked, confidence Is
plant of slow growth, and 1t Is of specially
slow growth in the United States under Demo-
cratic rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
VALE LABORATORY NEARLY READY.

New-Haven. Conn, Aug. S0.-Kirtland Hail. the
new laboratory OF the Sheffield Scientific School
of University, viii lie in readiness for use az
the opening OF the college term. although the Tor
1nal dedication Will not bo held until later tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

James lie Barre. civil veteran, will walk
from Cincinnati TO Washington this fall In an at
tempt to vindicatc his of a court martial
charge which keeps him from getting a pension.
lie Barre. has already made trip to the capital
on the same mission but a short session OF Con-
gress cut his hope short after he had tramped all
tho way from Cincinnati country roads COW
cred with snow. lie Barre says the charge Of de-
sertion booked against him Is n mistake. and
points to the record OF his discharge from the
6lst Ohio Regiment Eleventh Army Corps.
after the end Of the Civil War; The records show
an honorable discharge. he asserts Though age
has bent his form, lie Barre vows he will not give
up his fight and Will tramp again to Washington TO
present his claim to the next session of Congress
Small -"How small have you felt?" she asked
anxiously
We'll" he replied. II have felt as small as a
man in the presence OF the head plumber
THAT isn't enough
II have felt as small the Prohibition nominee
for Vice-PTesdent"
She shook her head.
''Dr man when his wife catches him In n lie
That isnt anything"
Il have felt small as tho who made n
righteous complaint 10 the president OF a trolley
line.
She shook her head sadly.
THAT isn't enything to the way feel she said
You know have been .
been talking with girl who has just returned"
-Usife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

These are pleasant days for the farmer IN
Kansas. With S1O0OO0O00 on deposit and
fine wheat and corn crop on hand. Kansas
farmers are holding corn festivals. visiting the
ST. Louis fair and having a good time gen.
orally. There are no pessmsts IN "sunfower
land" these golden days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

autumn. The hall Is The gift OF Mrs. Lucy Beard
man. OF this city, in memory Of Professor Jared
Kirkland once a member Of the Yale faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

In Cook County, ILL.,, a divorce has been
granted in twelve minutes after the hing OF
the papers. The record was smashed to SPIN
tiers. Divorces granted while you wait might
we'll be set up as sign over that tribunal OF
Themis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

Now that It has been found possible TO syn
chronize electric currents on the same wire. pos
sibly way may be found by Chairman Taggart
to keep Murphy and McCarTen tremendously
on the ESopus line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

What is the matter with the Hon. hehls H'
Davis? He has not made speech. written /"
letter or led a cotillon for over week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
Or. AssER MINISTER OF STATE.

The Hague. Aus; 30-Dr. Asser. the well known
international law. has been appointed
Minister OF State without portfolio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

In Mr. Hills case there seems to be decided
disposition to speed the parting guest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

The flag will stay. in spite of Judge Par
kers desire to pull 1t down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31

sition encourage upon a moderate scale inc
bringing together Of choice strains OF blood. At
the Agricultural Experiment Station at Fort Col
un. Colorado some good work In this direction
Is IN progress.
BIAS THE TTGHT-wAD.
TWENTY ssrs q Lasopspor IND have sen! out .,.,a
tnoncy on the fair sex boycott all SUCH
There ia no show for the tight-wad bead
with the Indiana honey:
II he wants SHINE he must set In line
Tor a love thats deep Is never cheap.
And a first class plan Tor tho Hoosier man
l. 10 lot his purse do duty
lie mus, not dream he can shun icecream
And never spend nickel
Else he viii md that he is blind
For the girl he woos IS not goose
And she will not love dandy
For box OF tafty candy.
You stingy beau she'll out ,-our dough
For Maud and May and Lizzie
For buggy rides and more besides.
And Jet your pelf get busy.
II may surprise, but TIE girls are wise.
And trouble now IS bTowing.
Unless YOU cough you VIII ind right of
-Jchicago Chronicle
Eagles have been known TO ~ to a height OF six
thousand feet. and storks and buzzards 10 two
thousand feet. lark will rise 70 the same height.
and so viii crows, As a rule. however. birds do
not hy at a greater height than ono thousand feet.
How to Manage HcnF.-MrS SurNrD-I don't sec
what's thu matter with our hens. They don't lay
- Farmer arr Meadow-You don't feed en- right
mum. Just YOU giyo en- about two dollars worth
OF corn every week. and they'll lay you a dollars
weekly
A London jeweer recently had a Thermometer
stolen from his shop and tho next day he affixed
the following notice 10 his door: VIII the mis-
guided individual who took tho thermometer with
out leave the other day please return tho same.
10 hag ia. mis- f4lra . ta Of
him in the place 70 which he is going. it only
registers 10 degrees OF heat"
THE FALL GIRL
t9ousag ,a SIM. 81 a 59e 5 girl Of sPrins
A thousand more their fapcies pour
TO tell the June brides Eraces;
The summer girl, girl OF smile, and curl
And now IS duo tribute to
Tho bonny girl Of fan.
The Fall Girl
The tall girl
In blue or gray or brown
Shes coming back to town.
We celebrate tho graduate
Dcmure IN null or ch7lhs;
The tennis girl, with skirts awhirl.
Eyokes a rhyming rally:
At her initial bali
Where IS the Muse Of him who views
The bonny girl Of fal2
The Fall Girl
The small girl
In blue or gray or brown:
a delight
Unto the sight
She's coming back to town.
From head TO feet she's trim and neat:
Her checks fun or color
That makes tho glow the naples show
Seem dim, and cold, and duller.
Now the days Of smoky haze
And distant winters call
In autumus blur-Iiats OFF to Her,
The bonny girl Of fall!
The Fan Girl
She's all girl.
In blue or gray or brown
Or any hue
That's sWaggcr-neW-
She's coming back to town.
Life.
James Le Barre. a civil war veteran, will walk
from Cincinnati TO Washington this fall In an at
tempt to Vlndcate his of a court martial
charge which keeps him from getting a pension.
lie Barre. has already made trip to the capital
ON the ullsainl hut q ahnrt sn.sinI1 ~ on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

In every country OF Europe large sums are ex-
pended by the various governments every year in
efforts 20 improve the breed OF horses not only for
cavalry mounts, but also for useful work on farms
and for draught purposes. In this Republic scien-
thc breeding has been left to private enterprise.
but in recent years Congress has shown dispo-
sition encourage upon moderate scale the
bringing together Of choice strains OF blood. At
the Agricultural Experiment Station at Fort Col
lln. Colorado, some good work In this direction
IS IN progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
TpGc.r to Advertisements.
artp-Ilurs :ssIp Gtibrats
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES From WASHINGTON

James stlllmau sails for Network on Frida
next
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & Co.
G}S MARKET STREET

SI57-S2o. 00o-Hsrrson St. near Third: fats.
- foot frontage: beautiful hats. almost
Der north.
S74S-$ SO. 5eo-I'uszian HIn nats; Taylor st. /;
four new flats; porcelain bath: social
hall: modern in every respect; rents SI1O.
Si5''--Ti / ,OtO--Pine ST., east OF Taylor; 20x
1915: substantial improvements thereon:
lot alone worth money
SI51-$11, ,5O0- McAlister st near Pierce. ,
elegant fats and rooms: billiard
room finished attic; open plumbing or
oei2n tu5s; gas CRATES: rents $T7 so.
81 $50 5VC-Fallejo St. near Polk; A foot
frontage; beautiful little fats; rents
very low at $SS.
81 I42-$9C00-Lyon St. near McAllister: fats
almost new: rooms each; permanently
rented; sacrifice: rents S73.
-$9CCC-California St. Larkin: north
side; elegant Broom residence; brick
foundation: mortgage SGS0O. Hibernia
Bank per cent
sI02-ssO0o-East line RIteh st. 5ozso feet
backing up to Third street. near Folsom:
any one building on the latter street will
need this lot excellent chance for speeu-
lation.
81 S75OO-Minra St. near Fourth; 1O-room
residence: 7-foct basement: rent S45;
lot alone worth money.
Business property on Harrison St,
near Third; four-story building; store
occupied as grocery and saloon and three
floors above; concrete cellar: rents $75
per month.
s47OO-shipley St. near Fifth: 6 elegant
flats: renting for $50 per month.
ST5S-S Sa65O-Scuth OF Market fats; in perfect
condition; rents S444 per annum; a snap;
dent miss it.
s75s-S36Oc-cl St. near Fourth; four ex-
celent flats: rents $50 per month: in Al
condition: be sure and investigate
S13o-S1 S5O-McCormick St, near Pacific;
pretty little flats; renting for SIS per
month; owner compelled to sell.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
83S Market Street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11

S1sOO-PRETTIEsT and cheapest cottage home
In San Francisco: rooms. bath. pantry,
stationary washtubs. ETC.. lot 30x110: street
work done: electric and steam cars at tee
door to all parts Of the city and cemeteries,
Sc THISTLETON. 2T2 Sadowa ST., Ocean
View.
CALIFORNIA. House wrecking Co. pays the
highest price for buildings and will wreck
the largest building completely within 10
days Northwest corner Mission and Tenth
sts.. office and yard
S31O0-PLEASANT sunny T-room house: every
thing I'm good order lot 50x1O0; large garden;
chicken yard. Apply to owner. 1920 Dolores.
S525 EACH-Two lots 5ox75 on Mission ST.,
near Bosworth. Apply u. COFFIN. 1903
Mission St. owner 1856 Twenty-third St
BUILD on your unirnproved realty; we loan
full cost improv and part lot at 9 per cent.
MANHATTAN LOAN CO., Crocker building.
NEW $50 music box for good typewriter. Box
101 Call office.
CHEAP: near park: house and corner lot; r..
bath; modern. 500 First ave-, cor. McAllister.
DO you want a nice bathroom? Call on ALL
BACH & MAYER, Plumbers. S36 Howard St
A WEEK news for cents-The Weekly call.
16 pages. in wrapper for mailing 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11

The following lots be sold.
Lots i&-I5 of block 352: lots 6-T, fO-1f block
399: lots to Z. inclusive. block 435: lots 11-I2
block III; lots 14-1J. block 100; lots SO. block
l56 lots C-l0-11. block 1ss; lots 3-14. block
l96; lot Is. block lJ6; lots IA to s, inclusive
and 1915, block 275. all in South San Fran
cisco Homestead and Railroad Association and
lots lO-ll. block 25. Flint Tract
For catalogue and further particulars OF
the above apply to
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.
Morfror1arv
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11

CASTRO. 429. near Seventeenth furnishs
housekeeping rooms; private entrance; law
yard no children S14.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE. Ills BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

BELDEN'S BARGAINS.
S52oO-Choice Groom home on Oak ST.. near
Madison Square Park; lot 81 T:6xl00; with fine
stable
$225G-Modern broom cottage on West St;
lot 2Sx140. easy terms.
S240C-Fine 1-room house. near Senator Per
kins': very easy terms
S15CO will buy 5-rocm cottage and lot 45x100:
on Twenty-sixth ST. near Market
$500 will huy cottage of and foOred
attic on LOT :}2x12O; Thirty-hfth ST.. near Tele-
graph ave-: sunny side.
sl4G0-5-roOm cottage on Twenty-eighth St,
San Pablo ave
$125G-Elegant residence; lot % :4Sl0O; N
the beautiful Merrill property; Telegraph ave.
and Twenty-sixth st
S15OO-Choiee corner lot. 33x1O0: on Fibert
and sixteenth SITS. elegant surroundings highly
elevated: no pretter site in town 10 build on
BELDEN-Eeal Estate.
1112 Broadway. Oakland
$3.50 CASH. IS T5 monthly double cottage Of
nice rooms. bath and pantry; grand well OF
soft spring water: Al sandy loan: young
fruit trees flowers Loganberries. raspberries
and blackberries; chicken house and barn
and chicken run; lots. 6Jx100. all fenced;
no cold wind or fog; near electric car line.
school, church. postoffice and large hail; sec
tiOn new. but nicely settled up: price sl200
St. opp. Broadway Station. Oakland.
riage free II. T. JONES. owner.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
Handsome residence df rooms. bath. con-
nlent: strictly modern Inquire r FRANKIE
e9I sycamore ST. near Grove. oakIand
OAKLAND OFFICES TO LET.
FRONT office or store space with window;
also basement. 1888 Broadway.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day FOR bargains in furni-
tGre II. Scheiihaa7. i1th st-.ccr. store Oakland
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
AN exceptionally good No. Remington. No. |
Smith Premier $25; other typeswriters Al
higher and lower prices: rentals 81 so. The
Typewriter Exchange, $50 California St
A FEW good typewriters at $50 each: get par
tculars of L. & NJ. ALEXANDER. 10 Mont
gomery st.
2D-HAND typewriters sold. rented. repaired.
Webster Typewriter Inspec- Co. 5CS Market.
TO LEASE.
WANTED-To lease for a term Of years in
the fast growing city OF Hanford CAL
place that IS unsurpassed even equaled
In the world for its grand irrigation system
and its diversities of all kinds Of products
and fine fruit IN the brick block Just oppo-
site the Hotel Artesia. which Is full and run
ming most all the time. new. elegantly
finished 50-room hotel lodging OF private
boarding house with all the very latest I'm
proved plumbing fine suites with baths. mar
bic washstands. hot and cold artesian water in
every room. electricity and gas heat and
cook with; one 81 the best chances in the
less than ten days with monthly boarders
with good party. Come see OF write me
quick. I want to rent JOE d. BIDDLE.
Owner.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE.

MIDDLE AGED woman would like position
as housekeeucr or work in a small private
FAMILY of saults. good plain cook; no wash
ms waEes $50; car fare; no cards 5z5
4Iinua 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
MINES AND MINING

THE Monterey Gold Mining Company which
owns one Of the most valuable mines in Cali
fornia has placed on the market 20 600 shares
of it's stock at 25c a share, the par value
being 81, Mr.. J. j. Taylor, the eminent min
ing expert, is in charge OF the work and re-
ports that the richness of the mine Is gaining
rapidly as the work advances; this stock will
&C tc 81 a share within the next 12 months:
interested parties can see the quartz and gold
taken out OF this mine at the Office of their
fiscal agents,
GERMANIA INVEST. CO. 92T Market st.
WE loan money mining stocks-Therefore. IL
you wish to buy good dividend stock at 90
TO 40 per cent OF actual value. write us al
onee naming the stock you want mining peo-
PIE everywhere get money of and often
lose their stock; we have several splendid
bargains to offer; let us prove It. MOODY &
CO., 123 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
REAL EsTATE-Country-For Sale.

REAL ESTATE-COuntry- Sale.
IN 10 AND 20 ACRE TRACTS
Back sa ndy alluvIel soil water at IS feet:
finest stand Of grain in Northern California on
the land at present: adjoining beautiful or
chards. vineyards and improved homes on the
main county road TWO and half miles Of Court
house and live business towns. no irrigation
necessary here; investigate price and terms.
80 acres, as whole in subdivisions.
". J. WHITE. 26 Montgomery st. room
30 ACRES level sediment land: unequaIed for
berries. potatoes and alfalfa growing; S45
per acre; Z cash; all water wanted: 81 per
acre per year.
Cali or write for fun particulars.
Room 4O6. Examiner bldg. San Francisco
FOR sale-T,anch o. "a acres: good house and
outbUildinEs; partly to fruit: near 5. p. sta
tion A3tos. santa Cruz County. Cal; price
$1,000; also other lands for sale. For partic-
uiars address Postmaster. Moss. Cat
$40 A MONTH buys a 1O-aere farm
SEQ pr91t per annum Ter acre
WRIGHT KIMBROUGH. Sacramento. Cal
ALFALFA lands. stock ranches. orchards
vineyards. inspected bargains: monthly cata-
logues sent free. c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. CAS-
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
LOTS: cheap for cash. 32S Bush St. room L.
third noHr.
WATER front lots and bargains; all tracts.
maps. photos etc BELL. 4lT ParrOtt bldg
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
RANCHES orchards city property wanted.
Reddin Inv Co. Starr King bid. l21 Geary.
WE want city tract suitable for homes. Red
din Invest Co. Starr King bid. III Geary.
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'MNTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
-
A HOME In Berkeley; new and up-to-date
small cash payments. remainder installments
less than rent. San Francisco and Suburban
Home Building Society. T0S Market St. san
Francisco. Cal
BARGAINS-Te buy sell. exchange or build
MURDOCH & CO. Lorin Sta tson Berkeley.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.


BOILERS, engines. 2d-hand machinery McIN
TOSH & WOLPMAN. 195-197 Fremont ST.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair IL with elaterite: in rolls easy to iay.
needs no painting coating; good over old
iron tin or shingles; best for new roofs
ELATERITE ROOFING CO.. 713 Market St
2D-HAND machinery. boilers. engines. pumps
puleys. shafting, etc. etc.. bought sold
rented and exchanged; see Sunday papers
II. S. WHITE MCHY. CO., 130-132 Beale ST
A-FINE cults 81 so; dress pants, 50 so Orig
inal Msft Clothing Parlors, 23S Kearny st
near Bush: open 70 . y. m. Sunday TO noon.
A-BUYs. sells or rents gear machinery. en-
gfnes boilers water pipe shafting pulleys
etc. wHITELAW 253-255 Spear st.
FINE selection Of trunks, suit cases and
tailor made suits sold on small weekly pay
ments. Misfit Clothing Parlors, % Stockton.
BARBER shop for sale; 3 chairs steady; Sat-
urday and Sunday. 1877 Sixth st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-11

BIDS VIII be received until February is. 1904
for the drilling OF oil we'll within rnie.
of evanston Wyo. plenty OF water near nv !.
coal can be put at the ell at from SO to So so
per ton; the contractors to furnish everything
and must prosecute the work diligently day
ard right until completed. Bidders will
make separate bids so much per foot to
sink 1000 feet 1900 feet and 1000 feet deep !.
she size of the hole to be not less than az
inches at the bottom on completion The
right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
n the price Is excessive. For further par
ticulars write or call on the undersigned or
FRANK NJ. FOOTE. Evanston Wyoming
w. d. sANBORN. trustee. 631 Market ST
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
TO CELEBRATE
". NJ. Gibson Rounds Out Fifty
Years in Service of Water.
Gus Engine Co.

". M. Gibson, the veteran en-
ploye of the Waterous Engine Co.,
is at the Markham hotel this
morning. In a few days Mr..
Gibson will start on a trip. to
China, which will in a measure
celebrate his tiftieth year in the
capacity Of travelling salesman
for the Waterous Engine com
pany.
Mr.. Gibson is we'll known in
this city and has sold five fire en-
gines in Beltrami county. The
Waterous people are to establish
a branch agency in the Orient,
probably at the city of Pelin in
China, and the matter has been
entrusted to Mr.. Gibson. They
have recently sold fire equipment
to the city OF Manila. The trip
will be a very pleasant one and
Mr.. Gibson's many Bemidji
friends will be glad to learn that
he will be able to take it.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
Had Heads Together.

Brainerd Dispatch: Assistant
Supt. Kline, Supt. of Car Service
Richards, Chief Travelling Audi
tor Calvin and Supt. Blanchard,
of the Superior division, were
in the city today and while here
they had an extended interview
with George Trent, in fact he had
received a telegram to meet the
gentlemen before they arrived.
It is presumed they had some
thing TO say regarding the re-
cent fire, and what may be done
in the future, but nothing was
oiypn ont.