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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
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Ou b II q u e, oeN 9. Ssb.
@Hreibe, SEN, W.bL etc.
Saier: 30937c.
8oru: 43@46c.
Gerte: 3O-5Oc per gui6sl.
&os9sn: 45-50c per Suibtl.
Seu: $T.5O9S. so.
s4.4oa4.6O. Y
Sleie: SIC 90. @S17.OO
Gutter, Gier uubsas.
Ger: 23c per Suyene.
Sntter Oatrp, sOc p. Ffuns; @rtam'
erp. 23@24c.
8Sie: Nabm : Rdis, 1916; Bird, 12t.
Groceries etc.
Reis: 6i-9fc per 8funo.
Swiebeln: 100 per guibel.
aeptel: So. 00@S4. 90 per garrel.
fartoieI: 80 per Suibsl.
8teb.
Stiere: S .7J@4.Oo.
Hinber: S3.00@3.25.
&iibe: So. 50@3. 90.
&Glber: 81. 90.
Sriibliugs s@Gmner: So. 00@4.00
Sdwelne( auf benz 6us): 81. 60@4.75 per
blllloert E1uno.
Sieb (9siblabtst.
&inbleIid: 7@1tc per l!iuuo aineer,
6@6tc per YiunO.
S9aifeii6: 6i@Sc
Eropi ions.
&erau6ertes Slsiid S9iuten, 11@12t;
Spet, 12@15c.
S6mal;: S@8tc.
Eoblem: &arttobleu, Sc. 100 per Come.
Sols: gites Giasubola 5.0as6.5 50 per
Aorbe.
gelaI;elesull Sante: go. l, : Gents
9fo. 3, 6 Gents.
Srii1 seialSene &aibbdute: go. /, 9.
Gents; lo. 2, 8 SeutS.
SalS: SO. ], 4 Gents; Np. 9, 9 Gents.
Sbafsieue: 12@20&eMts.
Srp Bone, $40, 90 per Come; Minsral,
S22 per Sauisnb; Slad Sat. S31@36 per
2onne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
eSm ct. Marien.Gaiinu

muroen an Wtittpod) glbeno Die
commencement crerciies" fiir Die
iG. &laiIc ser ct. Ninrieu Starr
idulc nbgeDaltcll. Is iinb ndmlid)
pcn Der 16. &loiic 5lpet alta6en nnO
0rti MfGhd)en entloiien iporben, nadl'
Dem lie ibr Grumen boz Der Sd)ul'
tommiiIjon Der Gr5oio3eie beItonOen
huber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
TeiIcnoe 2lgentcm:
Wniun MeDmau. i. z. Sdymart.
9tic Saper.
Hcmcr Ngent.

SCrr &orl Sod bon Splp Grob,
Scmn, lit gum Sofalogenten 1iir Solp
GroB mo llmgegeno erlamlt moroeu
filr Oicie 3eItung unb bat 0as Nedlt,
rene Slbonnenten 5u iammell1, @eIOs
betr6ge Sll cpGeftieren unb oafIr Su
Quittieren.
llnlerem friiberen 2ofalngenten
Serrn s. q. S6ils, ser pon Solp
Crop ~Derrciit, rnicrcn ber5liHiten
Sanf fir aflc geleiiteten 0ienItel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sbe Wutual 9iic Sninra,lte COMPANY
Of 9:ew yorf,
llcbcr ole &urbcrcitunGen fir Den
Gentrai-& crcin in ct. GuuiS,
Mo,

miro unter 9lnoerem heriGtet:
nSerr s. @ummersbadl Sorliber
bc& Mltlif.G omites, berihtete. DaB M
elmer Sslamml,ng ieines Counties
Hroi. 8. &pttboif sum- TeitOirigen'
ter utO Die Serren 90. i. Seder
INTO s. $. Inler ST A%iiiitenten err
mdbIt iporoen ieicn. Die Serren
Gborbiriaenten, ous Oenen oas
Gomite beitebt, baben nit aroBter
9ereitmiGigfeit ole Mitpirflms
ibrer Shore 6ll9ciaat."
&rni. g. aottbofi hot betaltntlid)
sic Softer Der Gubuquer Na'
mile Gihborn 5ur Satin. SEER
&otthpif lit einc befnnnte Iutborltat
oui Dem 8eGieie Der aird,enmuiif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
$50 lit 3afob Simou!

Ger @euannte III aus Sinpah, %9uremburs. ges
iir bic ebebriioer sSdGter On Der AbaIns StraBe
llIo iuohHte ldnge 3eit bel Serrn 2luguit RIei ais
oerielbe nod in Gbicasu mar. Damn NOR er cine
LANCE Belt HadtuGdrter bel Der Chicago @laS
Gulnpunn, uno iudr juleBt in elmer @irthid,ait
an Y. StrGBe uno &Gbaib 4penue beidIaitisf.
g9er etrpas bon ibiu lUeiB, ut ireunoIicbit gebeten.
es an Wep. ~. u, care OF ,9nreinburger
@nfetteH Iubuane, Nplpa. Az nitlbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sprebt bDr!

@ir Iino in Der &uge, Sic NIT alien
Sorten Gllsnluauren, Sefsn. Seppi=
den, Mutten uno Seltub 81 uerisbsu,
alle bon leitsuoen Sabrltanten gemaht
llno eeSen gaM 9etarit, mel6e mir su
Yreiien anbieten, bic lonlt ~nirgenOs
auo,boten iperoen t0nnen.
Sames SeUi IL so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Eiele Aatbolifen fauien 2an6

in benz beiten iunasn unb meiit tatboliihsn
9bol i'm 6egenz, Irudlts, acrn NIB @ieh .@es
biete beS ySpnneuihein : Staates". Sdone
fSarnS S5-S25 per elfer. Sold1e an renten Sl.50
per Ndsr. Wiloe @inter. 9elntoeS &aier uHo
@IimG. Stride unb 3iarrer. Seget YoinlarteR
bel Hno ib rei6et I'm austunit or
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Suret ~ b mrstibes.
0]eretniste Staatsrs.
Ot 0a GSl b.

9Sir baben md cine an;abl 6rer'I>
Slare Drs QSerfes ,,9ie SnIsmibnrger
In Der ueurn @rlt" pnn VI. Wpuncr,
ST., III uerfaufrn. 9us Sud 1T IeRf
al baben gum |'rriic bon $3.50 gee
bpuSeu uaS S1.00 brpibilrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
gu b~ertaujen.

Cine 5arm bon 800 alter. 10 Mleilen pon Der
GtGoI SubI1ue gelegsn. cine Der beitem 6armeu
i'm Gpuntu. llupeidbr I Weilen Der StraBe ppn
oCr Staot Sur SGrm limb m%ataoamiirt. g9ern
ssipiiuirht. p~ertanie id nlld 200 Ader oerieIbeH.
Sabe audi $50 alder eaub W YraiSje 9reet
F.. 8aat Il SHiataneeeSseaa6s Sgbaaat, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Weaen ArebSj@a0em.

Sf smpisble HERMIT Stroop's btrlbmts
beutjd,e Ynlper. 5teielbeu helen jeoeu nod
nid)t auigebrpd)euen) arebs iuippbl iuuerldb ais
duberlidJ. 9as anertannt ein3ia beife Mltttel, I'm
Nfagentrebs eripi9reidJ 81 belien. gSegen Nabe'
rem, 3eIsnile u. !. 10. id1reibs mon an:
Votparb q. @oebing,
st. Sueas. Sptpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Tarmen III bertauien.

5000 @der 9ono untsr guItur in Stearns Co.,
Winn. ,3iuet SuB tieier idDiperer id)Ipar5er Suben
nit 9ehlHs lIntsrlase. 8ou 100 bis 80 gder in
elmer Jarm. 8uts Wsbaubs, @alier uno geieieu
aui ieoer Jarm. 3ieielben Iiegeu DON ] bis 3
crit NIB Standardization. Sahlunesbeoinsuns
gen: elm 9rittel baar, Spei Srittel aui Belt 81
ied1s Hro5eHt 9ntersieu. lin GdbereS ipenbe
man iih an Z. y. Slarneetitn, Welroie,
Steurns 60, Mitu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sine ircic NiarriMnlc

iol man, gcnlGb Der nSt. 2oli;
MeDielu", be~abiid)iigen in elmer ocl
gr0Beren, oeuti1en @eneinOen bon
81. @ouiS NO, 81 griinOen, 3, f.
ciu5uiiibrei. Gie @emeinOeldule
ioa an 6ic 500 2irl0er 51blel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
MERCHANDISING.

Serr MIois Safei, no. 1912 Soma Strase, 2us
buaue, Spiua, bat tets eine oolitduoige @Isnabl
siuhetiuiiter Inb inpurfirter Rdieiorteu Dor.
rdthts. austpartige Seitenunssn ruerbsn prompt
beior9t. Greisliiie iuiro aMi VerIaigen gerne
3ugeianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
0atholiide EQrmer.

iueIde lj in IarpIaub nieberlaien pplen, no
eS iait lberal fatholiidle airdpen iub Sdluleu 10.
luie ben belien Nlartr iir SdrInproDutte gibt, tons
ilen frti uHiomit geraue g~luStunft uno iideren
Ratb erbaltei, iueni lie einen oentid,eu Sriet
ifreibeu AT 6errH Setretdr HERMANN
BADENHoOP, State Bureau of Immigration,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
9,t berfaufeu.

Sdbmieoe uno &asenluerttdtte, gsaarenIaaer
unb ArbeitS aerGtbe ju nIiBieen Sreiien. aeine
beiiere cage TN norolid,eu Soma. ReidJe. peutide
Nriieblung nit groBer tGtboliidber aird)e uno
Sduueters SdIule. eroBe Der z damiebe "a bel 81.
6. g. xalier, ct. Scicpb, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Maniae Tarmlan0.

6ir Die bette GeieRcnbeit nm gutes 9ano All
tauteu IN bentidjet tGtholiide,I @emeinosn. i'm
iiolid,en aanids, ldrsibt inr setreue Nmstunit
mir ops Yudl out There In kansas. Abreiirt:
Il. @cimid,enf, aingman, Nans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Steae %nerlanat.

Gin leoiger Ianu, III ben seer Sabren, iudbt
Stelle bel eilIer gEte!l 5anilie. Siam Irgeno cine
Nrbeit perridten. Wit nnBisem gobu 5lirisosp.
Wail idlreibe on 4. ~, care gGtbolIc Erintilig
60, Subuoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Gbicaap, ben 0. Sch.
6etrsjDe

OettSto~
Weiien-
MaL : Suggest.
SRIi.: S4taS8t.
6oru-
Rai. 54f@5G4.
Suit. 544a56i.
Sair-
Mai. Al @45s.
Sull.: 39!@409.
Sebnarst.
Shpeine-
S4were, S4.7j@5.12i.
Sdrpsre, raube, S .7594.6j.
geibte, "a. 509S4.95.
Yemii6te, 81. 70@5.l0.
Gleb-
Riubpisb, IS. 1095.80.
8iibe unb Hutber. 81. 2514.45.
Seras Stiere. $3.50@4.15.
8sIterns, 50. 1904. 10.
G6aie-
2eeftli6s 9Gmner, 81. 0094.G0.
SinheimiIhe QGmmsr SO. 10000.
gSeitliGe Shaie, 81. 50@4.25.
Ginbsinii6e S6aie, SO .60d4.50.
prouifionea.
S6wsintIeiid--
Seb. 81. 90@Sl2.90.
Mtai. Sl3. 579sl8.62.
S6mal;-
Teb.: $7.45@Si.41.
Dtai. 81. 52@S1.60.
Rippen-
sysb.: 6.37 @6. 80. F.
Mai. /: So. S0@S6. SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
@eisbeit in SamilienlebeH

2ie 0tntua! 0iie Sniurauce Company Don
9fslp DOrt b~ciosilt iurtipaArenb ibrs Sdbis.
lett urO Grfabruu0 in Der geratbuus pon
@eihditSleutsu iiber bduslids @slSanSele.
genbeiten.
Ser an eoriser 6rtitas pISsIia re1idsSsns arti6alb
y. 0aterbouie rcn 9bilaSslp5n benb Qolisen Der gtntuai
Stis ..Sriuranse Company bon siep Dcrf Sum geerttr bon
$50, 900. 9e 6prlreR 6isier gcIiidsrunaS, fpiieM paru
10 sspGbtt. Sub feline WittDe iOior. $4,000 In ssaar uus
fir bic I3eitoauer bon Span5iS SahrrR Idbrlid) $1,000. une
lt Uals fc nab ablauI bieisr I'eriohe fh nod ON Sebeu
bettneet, peitere $50, 600 III 8aar Brighten piro. Sut Waus
sen bersdtisrn ot''s Yol,tcu alto 5uH 9eBuae BON 81 30, 900,
rOac9eu Die BON Germ NGterbpus ~seJabtsR %rairisn HuI
$27,492..O ~beira9en."
Sci it,riitlihen Gniragen bcSiislit FOLDER
BOliceu gebeu gle ben Setrag an, ben Si.
an, Gnbe elmer bCgrenSten l3ablungsperiOOe
81 enlpiaugen miinifcu, reip. Die Summe,
Die i'm Sale Sbres gbicbenS al Sen ScHe.
ficiar ;u sablen 1T, riO tbeilsu gle Sbr
altcrnit.
Sbe Wutuai 9iic Sninraute COMPANY
ni Mew yOrf,
Ritarb Y. @seurbp, graFb,at.
FLEMING BROS, Managers,
Dubuque, Des Moines, Omaha.
George I Brown, Special Agent.
w. D. Middlesworth, Special Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
glQenteil aeiuht,

Siir ben Staat Suiua. @ute Guuntiiiion nirb
iuaeidlert. Ma! iueu0e lidl OF: Veterinary
science Association, DSersville, Iowa. FRED
j. KERN. Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09

Softoren McGnrtbp & Gep9D,
#. unO Solpa .Strage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09

ME sr esm @eisge atmab az ben aabitsar b.s Staa'
ties 9emcd)t wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Nuswris -lber orm 8cfanb
49, ser
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,
-. Snnuar, A. D. 1904,

preaniiirt inter ten SeieBsa SoDaS, etablirt 81
3ubuaue, INT 6puntp Dubuque. am chlnfe
beS @ti1If,es an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Staat nad Amgsgeua.

Lntered atths Postofics as Dubuque, 10 wa
s1dadmitted for transmission through
themails at second-class ratsy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-09
Sntbabeu:

Sstroa an &tdieln Bombs NIB aubtrtu
histputlrten oosr GetGi'tsiI ilHo BON Der
gart 0ssisreisu Sltcrh,iteU :. . -. $l,53O,sO7.4
Guarbttrd3e un !palo lue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10
POLITICS and GOVERNMENT

! gradually to the maximum of per
cent on incomes over $1,000 a year.
The last time an income tax was at
tempted in France was in 1897. when
Premier Bourgeois got such a measure
through the chamber. only to he de-
feated by the senate, whereupon he re-
signed.
Russia to Arbitrate With Us.
The Russian government has accept
ed the invitation of the United States
to conclude an arbitration treaty SIM
liar to that with France. with some
slight notifications. This is impor-
tant rs being Russia's first adherence
to an arbitration treaty with a foreign
power. Treaties with fourteen other
countries have been concluded.
Hettsntsts IN the Rampage.
Adyfces from Cape Town tell Of a
precarious situation in German South
west Africa owing to the uprising Of
the uottentots. who are said to have
massacred nifty Dutch settlers at Up
fngton The families of the Dutch are
fleeing into British territory.
Germany Enormous Budget.
The total of the imperial German
budget for the coming years expendi-
lures IS $5GO.390 Do. This means a
prospective deficit of over S13.OOO.O0O.
One-sixth Of this is attributed to the
war In southwest Africa. 1t Is pro-
posed TO meet the deficit by bond
issue. The main item of expense, how
ever IL chargeable to the continuation
OF the emperor's elaborate naval pro-
eramme.
American Guards Killed.
Three men of the Seventh infantry
guarding the Filipino prisoners at work
on Malahi island were killed Nov. 2G.
when thirty four prisoners made their
escape by Selling a launch in which to
get across the lake 10 the hills Gen
eraI Randall has taken the field in pur-
suit OF the prisoners.
President Diax Inausurated.
For the seventh time General Porfirio
Diaz was inaugurated as president OF
Mexico Dec. /. and with him Don Ra-
mon Corral as first vice president.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

Washington has been taken by Presi-
dent Roosevelt against the Boston
Herald because of n story published in
that paper to the effect that the Roose-
Welt children had maltreated q live
turkey while the president looked on
and laughed The story was declared
to be an absolute invention.
Disasters to Shipping.
The report of the life saving service
shows that out OF $50 casualties to YES
sells only ffty were totally lost. and
out Of 1925 lives imperiled only twen-
ty-one were lost. Assistance was rem
dered to 1861 vessels.
Treasury Balance Reduced.
The expenditures of the government
in November exceeded the current re-
ceipts by more than s4.OOO,00O. max
ing deficit of So, 929, 199.
japanese Prince on Tour.
Prince Sadanaru Fushimi of Japan
and his suit have continued their jour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

would certainly do both. While adj
hitting that the present tariff is not
perfect In all its details. he thought the
good in il so prevailing that the small
er defects were OF no account COM
pared TO the disaster that would fol
low attempted revision.
Nevertheless western Republicans
continue TO talk revision or amend
ment. and those near the president say
he Intends TO favor some changes with
out delay.
vardsman's Sarcastic Reply.
In reply to a telegram from President
Francis OF the worlds fair telling Of
President Roosevelt's visit TO the Mis-
sissippi building, Governor Vardaman
Of Mississippi made the following sar-
castle remark: 1T is OF course graft
flying to the people OF Mississippi to
know that they have done one thing
that the present president OF the Unit
ed States approves. Doubtless the pres
dents admiration of the Mississippi
building Is due TO his admiration OF
Jefferson Davis. Of whose last home II
Is n replica"
This reply has been tlie subject OF
unfavornblc comment not only by the
press OF the country IT large. but in
the governors own state. Hundreds OF
kilograms have been sent 10 President
Francis by Mlssisslppians dcploring
what they regard as breach of ETH
quette and disavOwing its sentiment.
A Chicago soei.Ii.. Daily.
At Chicago. where the Socialist vote
Of the recent election showed the
greatest gains. daily newspaper Is
projected to represent the Socialist par
~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10
Internal Revenue Receipts.
President Taboo. Newspaper.

The very unusual action OF debarring
the representatives of great daily
newspaper from the customary of1cial
sources Of news in the departments at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10
SOCIOLOGICAL
White Ribboners In Session.

White Ribboners In Session.
The national convention Of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union as
sembled at Philadelphia Nov. % and
began business with the address of its
president. Mrs. Stevens. She sounded
the keynote Of an attack on bishop
blessed saloons, which was echoed by
other speakers. The movement to re-
store the army canteen was also as
sailed. There were 500 delegates, rep
resenting 10000 unions. The conven-
ton appealed to the president for a ma
tional pure food law and for prohibit
ton in the statehood bill.
Law and Order For South.
An example OF what the citizens II
any southern community may do to
make effective the weight Of its pub
lie sentiment has just been given ut
Aiken, s. c.. with the organization OF
n law and order league for Aiken coun
ty. Its purpose is to suppress lynch
ing, to prevent the carrying Of conceal
ed weapons and to ostracize men who
have committed homicide. The league
also favors the abolition of capital pun
ishment 1t ives shown that from July
l 10 Sept. 80 fifty-eight homicideS and
sixty-eight murderous assaults had &C.
Cured in South Carolina. Major Har-
~ Hammond in an address sud that
out OF 2.S15 lynchings in this country
during the last few years only nineteen
in every hundred were for assaults on
women.
Army Disease q Crime.
Or. Louis A Seaman in a medical
paper on surgical and medical features
OF the Russo-Japanese war read re-
Gently at st. Louis and now published.
which Is based on personal observa-
tions in the theater OF war, declares
that every death from preventable dis
case lis an insult to the intelligence Of
the age" but when il occurs In an
army. where the units are compelled to
submit TO discipline. lit becomes a gov
ernmental crime" DIR. Seaman says
Japan is the first country in the world
to recognize officially that the greatest
enemy I'm war is preventable disease.
BY this they have doubled the fighting
capacity OF their army.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10
Legal and Criminal.
Colleges &c. F.yer~e..her Millions.

The famous Fayerweather will case.
involving the beauest OF s3.5Oo.o00
made to twenty four colleges by the
late Daniel H. Fayerweather or New
York, was finally decided by the
United States supreme court last week
IN favor OF the colleges and against
the heirs. This affirmed the finding OF
the circuit court. The colleges bene-
fitted are: BowdOin. Dartmouth. AM
herst. Williams. Wesleyan. Hamilton.
Rochester. Lincoln. Hampton. Mary
vile. Columbia. Cornell. Yale. Union
Theological. Lafayette. Marietta. Tn
ION OF Virginia. Adeibert. Wabash.
Park. The decision Is based on the
theory that there was no ground for
taking the case into the federal courts.
Fayerweather made his money rs n
leather merchant. lie had no college
education and for years would not en-
ploy n college man This case has been
under litigation since 1892.
largest Judgment on Record
What Is believed to be the largest in
dividual Judgment rendered by the
courts OF this country was made last
week by Supreme Court Justice Clark
at New York. who held Alexander NJ
Curtiss OF Buffalo. n director in the
American Mating company. liable for
the return OF 81. LOST .914-5o to the stock
holders OF that company for dividends
Illegally declared and paid by the board
of directors in 1895 and 1899. with
interest The total amounts TO 81 .40o.-
900. The judgment IL based on the
idea that dividends could be paid only
from the surplus or from net profits.
whereas IL appears that they were
paid out In anticipation OF profits from
contracts received, using preferred
stock to do So
Eight Hour Law Uneenstitutional.
By q decision OF the New York state
court OF appeals the law OF 1897 pro-
hibiting the employment OF men more
than eight hours n day on city. county
or state Jobs IL declared unconstitu-
tional.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

pect to see any
movement by the
administration
either for tarin
revision or for
any form OF rec
iprocity { Ii n {
would give away
the benefits of
trade with any
country wbatev-
er. He did not
think the presi-
dent would do
n n v { h In g to
weaken or dis
rupt the party.
and any attempt
Mt tariff revision
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

ney In the east.
first seeing the
sights Of his
toric interest at
Philadelphia.
next examining
the greet steel
plant at Bethle-
hem. Pa. end
then meeting che
chamber of COM
merce and 9TH
er distinguished
bodies at New
York. From
there the party
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Executive.
On the Anglo Russian Board.

Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis has
been selected by the president 10 be a
member OF tire international tribunal
which il TO Investigate the firing upon
the British trawIing feet In tho North
Ses 10y the Russian feet. Admiral Dew
ey having declined the proffcred place.
Admiral Davis. who is brother-in-
law OF Senator Lodge. ut present COM
mands a part OF the north Atlantic
feet. the Alabama being his flagship.
War Departments 0oinec.
In his ANNUAL report Secretary of
War Taft suggests the Gesirability OF
= commission to fix n tariff for the
Philippine Islands. in view of the fall
ing of in trade Of from $50. 100. 600 TO
SEE. 10000. lie also urges exemption
OF Philippine bonds from taxation.
The army numbers ut present 60. 1873
officers and men. The estimated ex-
penses for the ensuing year are sI2.
100000 against SII.10O.0OO for the pre-
ceding year.
Secretary Taft has arrived at Pana-
Ia and begun negotiations with Pres
ident Amador. declaring that our sole
intention Is to build the canal.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
TIE commission OF internal revenue
during the last fiscal year collected
s232. sOI.O0I. an increase Of s2.163.OI9.
or this amount s129. 56i.oi2 was col
lected from the tax on distilled spirits.
S4s.2o4.l32 on fermented liquors and
S44. g.. sos on tobacco.
President Taboos Newspaper.
The very unusual action OF debarring
the representatives of a great daily
newspaper from the customary oncial
sources Of news in the departments at
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Foreign.

The determination OF the Combes
ministry TO retain the support Of the
Socialists in the chamber of deputies
was demonstrated last week when a
bill authorizing an income tax was
brought in by NJ Rouvier. the minister
OF finance According TO this bill in
comes amounting TO 500 a year would
be exempt from taxssion. while the tax
on incomes above that amount rises
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10
General
n Divides Republicans

Revision Divides Republicans
A newspaper interview with Senator
Hale Of Maine last week shows that
the talk Of tariff revision Is not find
ing favor with eastern protectionists OF
bis type. Nr. Hale said he did not ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

went to Boston and visited Harvard
university. In n few days the prince.
who IS acclaimed everywhere the hero
OF Nanshan Hill. must start for home
to again fight for his country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-03
WOMAN S BOARD

The October meeting of the Woman s
Board of Missions viii be he'd in Cen
trial Union Church ON Tuesday October
4, at 2;3O .. m.
The second study in Rex Christus,
The Religions Of China, will be taken
up at this session under leadership Of
Mrs. G. W. Ashford. The study Of
last month proved very interesting.
Reports will be given from the Mission
airy Cleaners and the leaders Of Hawai-
ian and Japanese work.
This month is also the occasion for
the special contribution to the Arme-
MAN orphans fund.
The revised constitution and Bylaws
submitted for consideration at the pre-
Vious meeting, will be voted upon
An interesting session is anticipated
and cordial invitation is extended to
all friends and strangers interested in
Christian work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-03
Trying To Get Jurors
To Try Jose Miranda
THE CASE ALLEGED MURDERER BEGUN
BEFORE JUDGE CONGRATULATIONS OF JURORS is BEGUN
AND THE AVAILABLE LIST is ExHAUsTED-MORE SUMMONED
FOR TOMORROW

murder of s. Edward Damon Tuesday evening last commenced
exhausted
with special issued reunable
a
The limited to its
called his the prisoners bench
A. Davis ThOmP
That the regarded than ordinarily desperate
left arms
o Detective McDufe.
outside
proceedings until
when the officers of the
had to shove the people back by main force The opened windows did
result the
tVes public the spectacle weterng
savOry, noticeable the
Rcns of them being already numbered
among the professional acquaintance of the police
General
their readiness