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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
FRED0NlA and KELSEY.

Miss Martha Hill, II Lcitchfcld,
visited Mr.. II. +. Rice several
days last week.
Mis-, BERTHE Wigginton and Ebert
llillyard attended the :. :. Con-
vcntion at Henderson.
Mr.. j. y. Todd ha, h,cn at
Crittendcn SPRING for the past
week.
Paul Cox la, typhoid fever.
Will Moore. Of Fh,rock, who
has bccn sick for several months i.
able To be- m town.
Mr.. Brindle and wife, II Tcnncs-
see, are visiting the family u ]. +
Hughes.
William Clement, II Kuinwa,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. j. ". Hughes ha, hccn
sick for some time.
Howard Ricr wa, kicked by a
hur-c last week which resulted in a
painful hut not a very dangerous
injury.
/ G. ;. Jackson while riding
sideways and without bride. icll
of and WIS almost killed. The
horse Became frightened at noise
in a fence corner.
Mis-. Lena Conycr returned a few
days sincc irm visit io Mr..
William Carlin, II View, accum.
panied by her cousin. Jake Gish, II
Memphis, Tenn.
W. +. Young and family, Of
New Bethel, vi.itcl II. +. Riv and
family Sunday.
&. +. Orlway, II Kuiawa, wa,
. here Monday.
II. T.. Ricc and wife IL, sunday
for a trip Ia California.
Mis- Daisy Hill /. guest II bel
I aunt, Mr.. G. A. Blue. neal
I Order.
Rev. ]. l.. Dickens will b. her
irom Mississippi tn I'LL his rgulal
appointment at the G. +. church
next Sunday.
Robert Hill. Il Livingston ooun
~, wa, In t"Nn Saturday.
b jams My,., Il Cnti,niru. va,
q b,w Monday.
W. e. Glenn has com ,ialk I.
ic,, and . - niche, long which
lal two Ga, ,sr, " uom uu e.
Mis- lmogcnc Wiwintm n.
turned Monday ium lIopkinsyill,
and Princeton whcrc she had lsrr
. visiting.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.
DYCUSBURG.

Monday at Kuttawa Rev. jas.
Thompson officiating, Jas. Brazier
and Miss Sue Clifton were united in
marriage. The bride and groom
will spend some time at Dawson
and then return tn the home Of the
groom near Caldwell Springs.
G. II. Hill and wife attended the
Baptist Association at Deer Creek
last week.
Sunday evening on the 18th, at
1880 Rev. John Crow will lecture
at the Methodist church in Dycus-
burg on the subject The Three
Bars Admittance ut the door
Doc. The proceeds Of the lecture
will he appropriated To the inn
provement of the church building,
J. p. Brisscy, wife and children
spent Sunday with the family Of
Chas. Smith, II Livingston
bounty.
Luther Pace, Of Salem, was her,
Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Newcom and son
Frank, Of Marion, are visiting
here.
Misses Virginia and Marie Graves
pf Salem, paid Smithland q .hor
Visit Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Nell Clifton
have been visiting Mr.. Vim
Smith, Of Tylene.
Fred Ramage is handsomely i'm
proving his property.
Rev. Jas. Sills filed his appoint
ment at the Baptist church sun
day.
Misses Mamie and Maud Rich
ards are visiting near Salem.
Miss Minnie Maycs, u Mapl
Grove, gave a delightful musical
10 4 few invited friend. Frida
evening.
Masters Hugh Graves and Fr,
man Ramagc visited Kelsey Sat
urlay.
Mn. Dorsey Clark and .on. 4,
Marion, arr visiting herr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
Farm for Sale.

$40 acrcs, hou,c vi u MONS.
plenty II water, E.od orchard, fruit
irom June tn October. Two tenant
houses, splendid mineral prospects.
location 3 mile. norihcas, Of Fr.
donia, ON Marion and Frulonia
mad. This Is a splendid farm.
Price reasonable. For particulars
write TO NJ. ]. TAckwrii.
n frcdonia, Ny
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02

Just r,yiw,l dispatch that dried
apple. and dried PEACHES will IT,
~ pr ocn, higher than In any -.
Rod iot The last ten years. Dry
all you caa aud hiring Ia us.
n. S,nwAn
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02

Ar you euing 10 buy a die
plowi liso. r., the bcsi on Earth
a, CeimAS 4 PWaNs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
DROWNED
PETER FRYE, A wELL.To. 90
FISHERMAN, MISSING FROM
WRAN0LE

Peter Frye. a fisherman who. for
the past ak years has been work
iue in the different saltcriea In the
vicinity OF Wrangle Alaska. has
been missing from his cabin, twenty
miles above Wrangle. for two
weeks. aud his friends fear that be
has been drowned. Last week a
boat which was recognized as one
belonging 20 Frye. was found float
ing bottom up at point some six
miles above WranEle.
Two weeks ago Frye started from
a saltery twenty miles north uf
Wrangle 20 row 10 that city In his
dory, but "a yet has not arrived.
and his friends now fear that he
was lost IN a storm
a search was made for his body.
but no trace OF the missing man
was discovered. Frye was a Ger
man and single. lie leaves prop
erty and cash amounting to between
s.. 600 and $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
To START
The FUND
REp CROSS WOMEN VIII re.
cElvE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cHlLoREN's HOSPITAL WARD
MAY 20

For the purpose % establishing a
free ward. or az least. a number
Of free beds Tor children IN the non
Hectarian hospital the organization
II now planning 20 erect IN Seattle.
the women Of the local Red Cross
Society viii, on MAY Is. begin rats
ing funds hy popular subscription.
on that day two representatives.
81 the society viii pe stationed In
the business offiec OF The star aud
CT each OF the other two daily news
papers Of the city. between 10 a. m.
and =. ua t. receive subscriptions.
The society urges that every woman
m Seattle who is able 60 do 80 bring
20 enc OF the three offices ON the
DAY mentioned a dollar fer the chill
drcn's hospital ward fund.
ID Is believed that II the women
Of the city start the fund with a
substantial sum on that day no trou-
BILE VIII be experienced IN swelling
II to the figure desired BY general
subscriptions,
The proposed hospital VIII be sup
ported by popular subscription With
the primary purpose 81 caring Tor
the sick and injured poor OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
AN APPEAL
TO REASON
JUDGE BELL URGES WARNING
COUPLE TO PATCH UP PEACE

The rendering Of decision In the
contested divorce suit Of Mrs. Lou
ella Jones against John Jones has
been continued indefinitely by SUI
perior Judge Bell with the consent
Of the parties TO the suit
The couple own the Southern
hotel. and II IL chained that "a good
income IL being realized from the
hotel business. Should a decree be
swasded TO Mrs. Jones II would
necessitate the division OF the com
munity property and a loss OF money
20 both plaintiff and defendant
Judge Bell strongly advised that
q reconciliation be effected n pos
sible and II IL To this end that the
final settlement of the case II being
deferred.
Mrs. Jones sua1 for divorce on
grounds % drunkenness. while Jones
denies that he Is an habituai
drunkard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
PLEADS FOR
OLD R0OKERY

An attempt II being made 10
avoid carrying out the orders Of
Building Inspector Place 10 remove
the ancient frame building at JET
fsrHon street and Third avenue,
which was partially destroyed BY
fire last Thursday.
II Is said that the owner. James
Murray. IL now on hlA way from
butte 10 look after tho matter. !,
il expected that resolution will be
introduced At tho NEXT meeting Of
tho council aakinE for permission TO
allow the lower story OF the build
ing 20 stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
SIGH TED
CORWIN
CITY OF SEATTLE REPORTS
HER LEAVING wRAaoEL
NAaRows

The Pacific Coast Steamship con-
pany's steamer City of Seattle ar
rived In port this morning from
SkaEway and Lynn canal points.
Captain Nicholson reports passing
the steamer Corwin on the evening
OF May q. as the vessel was leaving
Wrangle Narrows. going north. She
was at that time making her usual
Roadway aud appeared all right
Captain Nicholson reports = pleas
ant voyage down.
when the City Of Seattle was
making Graham Beach. Captain
Nicholson sighted a deer swimming
off the atarboard bows Of the ves-
sci. A boat vas lowered aud. after
an exciting chase. the deer was cap
tured and hauled on board the ship
The animal IL young one and IL now
at the home Of Captain Nicholson In
this city.
The City OF Seattle brought a
light list OF passengers and a small
cargo Of general freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
COUNCIL.
INVITED

The city council was last night
invited by the q. A. r. To take part
IN The parade on Memorial day. An
Invitation was also received from
the mayor Of Victoria 20 attend the
celebration % Victoria day Ia that
city.
A petition from the Produce Ped
dlers' Union that all peddlers pay an
annual license Of SIS was placed on
file.
The petition 81 the W. G. T. u.
ana others that Indecent adver-
sisernents on bill boards be abolished
BY city ordinance was referred TO
the street committee.
The Seattle Kennel Club asked
that the city dog pound be placed
under the supervision Of the Seattle
Huulane Society ana that the dos
license be turned over TO that So
clety. II Is said that this system
Is used in other cities. The petition
was referred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

An application for the dislncor-
poration Of John 3 McManus a
Son (Inc.) has been filed In the su-
perior court By the stockholders.
Superior Judge Griffin this morn
Ing awarded damages tn the sum OF
$3.50 to Thomas Clark. a is-year-oid
boy. against Armour & Co. The
plaintiff sued for $1,000 damages for
personal injuries sustained while in
the employ OF the company.
In the contested divorce suit Of
Edwin Elston akains; Lois Elston.
the defendant today fiied an april
cation for alimony pendente lite.
The steamer Princess Victoria
took out about 400 passengers on
her "Trip to Victoria this morning. A
special excursion rate was allowed
for the Victoria day celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

REGRADE

q. V. Lawson filed an injunction
suit In the superior court this
morning 10 restrain the city from
proceeding with the regrads Of Sec
ond avenue until damages shall have
been paid him for injury 90 his
property on an alley which runs
parallel with Second avenue and
connects Denny way and John
street.
Lawson claims 20 own a store
house. the foundations Of which Will
be undermined BY the proposed i'm
proyemeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Il. Hugo. IS, Of sunnydalo,
and Addle n. Wheaton. a.. Of mn
man CITY, Andrew W, Hardy. IS.
and Elizabeth Noon. so. both of
Green Lake. Fred Luckerath, 80.
and Jessie uoar 20. both of Seattle.
James Hartman. so, aud isura
Smith. rs. both OF FRANKLIN. Fred
Gaunitz. 81. and Kate Tucker. legal
age. both OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
PREPARE TO
FALL BACK
ON HARDIN

LONDON. May 24.-The Shanghai
correspondent OF the Morning Post
wires that the Russians are prepar-
ing % retreat 10 Hardin. They are
already removing stores and pro-
visions to Hardin. and 100 looomo-
tives and 500 cars are at Lao Yang
In readiness TO convey passengers
and army stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
STILL A
MYSTERY

Friends OF the BAKER family today
stated that there In absolutely no
nsw development In the case OF lit
Gle Prewitt Baker. who disappeared
recently. The family IL as much
A. sea today as 10 what became Of
the Lost hoy az on the day the child
dropped out OF sight
But little stock Is taken In the
story that the supposed kiduaper
~ wandering around over snohom-
iAh county with the lost boy In his
possession. The Seattle detectives
sent ta Hartford tn look up the elew
have returned and report that they
noournd the country. but have found
NO clew 20 the mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
He WAS JUST
Indifferent

Mrs Carrie Smith Instituted d.
vorcc proceedings t0esy against her
husband. Wallace smith. on the
ground 81 cruelty. consisting. she
says. Of "stoical indifference. In
the complaint the unhappy wife al
leges that her husband frequently
refuses 10 speak 60 her FOR days at
a time and naunts In her fac. his
lack Of regard. She asks for the
custody Of her two children.
Mrs. Marguerite Walsh flied suit
FOR divorce against Michael Walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
LOST HIS NUGGETS

Fred Fay OF South Park reported
at tho police headquarters thia
morning that Israel Cohen had
robbed him Of II lot Of gold mug
gets valued at SEQ lie says Cohen
entered his room about o'clock
last night and stole tho nuggets
Tie will swear 60 q complaint chars.
ing Cohen with grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
ANOTHER PROTEST

A protest against another bill
board in a residence district of the
city was filed with the board OF
works this morning. Citizens to the
number of 100 In the vicinity OF
Denny Way and Western avenue
object TO a high sign board at that
corner, and ask that It be removed
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
PLEADED GUILTY;
FOUR lEARS

George Adams pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF burglary In the SUI
rerior court this morning and was
senssnced by Judge Tallman to four
years In the penitentiary. Adams
broke into the shop Of the Phiia-
delphla Tailoring company. 500
Third avenue, last February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
B0GATYR A
TOTAL LOSS

ST. PETERSBURG. May 24-It Is
admitted at the Russian admiralty
that not only has the cruiser Bo-
Ratyr proven a total loss az the re-
suit OF her grounding at the en-
trance OF Vladlvostok harbor. but
that at the same time a Russian
torpedo boat which was sent 10 the
rescue struck a mine in the outer
harbor and was totally wrecked.
fs~a
HERALD, TAILOR. 1893 %. '.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
TO TALK OVER
ANNEXATION

The committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce appointed for the puf-
pose Of considering the Availability
Of anuexinK certain districts g The
city met this afternoon 81 , o'clock
at the rooms Of the Chamber %
Commsrce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24
FOR Split MILK

Dan Woods. a miikman. was
awarded iitots damages against
Emerson q Co. BY Superior judge
Aibertaon today. 4 team belonging
TO the EmerHons ran away and col
lidsi With Woods milk wagon some
time ago .upsettiuE the milk cans
and breaking tho bottles. Woods
claimed that tbs damage amounted
TO tlk6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

G. J. Eddy. formerly North Pacific
agent Of the Chicago. Milwaukee a
81. Paul road. at Portland. left this
morning for his home in Chicago
Mr.. Eddy is one of tho best known
railroad men In the west. but re-
tired from service two years ago on
account Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

The Northern Paelfie has an
uounced a special rate Of one and a
third fare for the German Singing
Society meeting In spokane from
July e to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

HERALD. TAILOR 1873 "a. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

ikirt or Jacket. during our great
I've yard for IA lot OF Valen-
ciennen Lace and Insertions.
value Dc 10 lhc
bargain Table fun n Flowers
OF all kinds NJ half price.
25o each Tor fancy Lace Collars
IN white. cream. PINK and blue.
value zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

s-lueh cold Handled Steel Fry
Pan. zoe. for..s-....,... .... lie
A 2-quart Royal Steel Granite
Berlin Kettle OF Sauce Pan.
regular &c. for ......s..s..l ho
s-quart size. 3to. for. 21o
A-quaft sire. sec. for. zoe
G-auart sire. &c. for. .33e
Nra. VroomaB'a Patent Sink
Btraluer. regular &C. for j &c
Antissptlc ToothpickH. regular Sc
package. for .s..s...........j 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

loo each for Fine Lace Collarn.
IA white or cream. regularly
sold vi go.
dc card for Toe card indcstruet-
iblo Lace Pins.
Sc each for Pearl or Turquoise
Head Hat Pins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

ALI - AtllL BALE
Toe each FOR your choice 81 over
200 Linen Bound Novels. all
late works. value 25e.
soc eneh Tor Mems Soft Front
Eegllsee shirts IA light and
dark eolarH. value zoe
Great Muslin Corset Cover
rale Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

cut with tray. flask and cup.
alc value. fer 5s..s...s..s.. Use
Pretty white and dold cup and
saucvr. regular 81 S. dozen. for,
each ....s.,ss......s.. Zoe
Paper plates. pee doaru..... Ao
Pretty Decorated Paper Nap
kinn, 100 for ......z..s...... Zoe
Highly Polished Glass TumblerH.
tlo dozen. for. each ...s.. 20
White Metal Tea spoon. regular
iSc set Of 8. for..s...ts..s.. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

| NEW
handel
despite
union
coIIipai
departl
the tea
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xtili ed
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

1870 Tor l5c Curtain MuHlIns
In all white. with many pretty
patterns to select from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-24

SIS cash and 81 a week |
buys any Refrigerator in
our stock. Prices upwards
from 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIT; Some newspapers speak OF tho great need
OF economy In public expenditures and those who
nave studied the statistics enough 70 know In how
short time comparatively we may look for q
De too strong in condemnation OF sxtrsvsgance at
this juncture- But Suffering generanties' make
no impression upon the public. and u seems a
thousand pities that The Tribune does not point
out the one specific measure against which an en-
hghtened public opinion should hght until Il pre-
walls. as It did over the opposition Of small sec
ton OF beet sugar producers TO the CUBAN Reel
procity bill servics pension. without regard TO
the need or disability OF the pcnsioner. and more
over conferred for short a term OF service as
three months. would be demoralizing 10 the pen
sioners to those who fought In The Spanish war.
70 those who shall Eight In the wars which proni-
nent members Of the army and navy assure ia ars
approaching and the whole community. Such
an act would be demoranzing because Il would
show that America expected one TO DO his duty
without extra pay. even II wealthy individuals pro-
posed 20 contribute the money required as cam
paign fund. But when II Is remembered that Tor
years to come the whole American people are 10
De taxed. no one can quite calculate pow many
million dollars IN order 70 give annual pres
erts TO scores Of thousands OF suppfia1ts, 10 be-
comes question OF political morality and Gecercy.
In view OF the fact that the measure - reported
press be at fault 10 supported from the outset
by a Republican ADMINISTRATION. the newspapers
OF that party owe II 10 the American people TO
Characterize II IN the same terms they would EN-.
Democrats and Endorsed by a Democratic President
Newton Jan 81. 1904 JUNLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
rrANsPAcTFrc Walls

p N us to February 20. inclusive. Cor dispatch per
Hawai- japan China ana Philippine Islands VIA san
~ inclusive. dispatch O. Gaelic
Tahfff Islands via san Franciscc cioss
Rere F1iy a. $40 D % Fsorna-y - tncustvss
fcr dfsDatch per . Marf2osa
FiH ssr-Ca and va san Franciscc ciose hers
daily so Up % February ~ lnciuslve ror
Sf-rer-h Ventura ff ire Cunsrt steamer
carving the mail for zesiand does not ar
-closI NJ ~ $50 a N. go a. and $50 p NJ
s,rdsys Al s30 a. q a. and Go m---wil %
maze u forwarded until the arrival o. the cunard
steamerl
T-sncfsco CTose daIv $50 - February
t-cusive. dispatch . Hong kors Nar1
Francisco. c0se here daily $50
up 70 February IT'S. inclusive. for Dispatch psr
c1-e - r,,-, - va-cciver vy~s-rfs g ctc>s
here saiy a. ESQ ,. up February no lncfusiv>
f-r Cspatcn De- =. EmpTess OF China Merchandise
for L 8. Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot be for
Phin5ine Islands VIA sen Francsco dsy AZ
$50 o. February -. inclusive. for dispatea
Australia 6except west, Ff Islands ant N--calsiori.
D M ~ February t27. inciusvs. tor dfspAtcn
Per g. 5 Miowerl
NcTE--T-nIess Otherwise addressed West Australia n
forwarded VIA Europe; and Nsv-Zealand and Pnsp-
pines specially addressed via Canaa via Europe'
nust De July nreraid the foreign rares Hawaii 10
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
Trs1spaeinc ss are forwarded 70 Dor. OF sailing daily
their uninrerrurrst overland transit rRsSsrsrsA
mall closes at 2 N prsvious DAY
CORNELIUS VAN Corr.
Fesso1.sA Sss-tork n. T.. January - 1SoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Lecture b. Royce CT Harvard The
lU7. Schefme-aoTn Hall
Meeting Of the Bard OF Eduoatoa to elect officers,
Afternoon
Theatre party Mecca Temple. wanaeks. Broadway AMI
TniTteth-st-. evening.
Special meeting o; ths Ciu1ens Uniea City
Meeting Presbyterian Union Savoy. By the
Debate cubrocs the Republican Club q tire NINth
Assembly District. Arcade Bui. aing sixty -hith-st.
Jons rake an Active Part In P0lucs.' night
Annual bali Knights Of Columbus. Madison s9uAr'
Gar3sn. night
Dinner for Jerome siegsl Marina evening
GIssi wisWau1. evening
Annusl dinner. Military orter % Fore,En wars United
states Conuiandtry. Metropolitan Cub : o n
p. savoy Hotel . m
Academy % Sciences. Section q Astronomy.
Physics and Chemistry. Museum Of Natural his-
IVES, Fad Association regular monthly meeting Hotel
-. Andrew broadway and ssventy-seooad-st. SO
Lecture by Hayns Davis be,ore League FOR Political
Eductiion No % west Forty-foufih-st.. 80 :. m.
So and fSits-frstsJ Sri
Illustrated school No az one-hundrei-a nd-t tty-
Hare Ian!er SIN stcdnlan. Cnder.'' pr. o. Us
Hidden PAGE. Illustrated. school 10 50 Slisty
PIE" Ernest II Holmes. Illustrated: School 20. ics
AsspS' es%' sspss y coSsa ana re Pan
Canal Or l. r Mckinney CG4li.2ls
t.sldon s,es. what vooc,na,ion Has Done fos
tas WoFs P R-,. TE3Tl' s.s Jtr. Ts5 iie IN
sesooi No 4 cSurch-s,-. KingsbrltFe ''Camp.rs in
the Rob- Mrs Mary D Fsk. Illustrated. school
No Ia AatiIda-st.. Wakefield. ''Transportatiou 81
1 nr 5.,1s,t seaoi N a. s. AIMS ave b.
tween -hu1ilsi-4ni iorty ssyen;a ami ons-hqs-
cred and fort'-eigAih s.; 1h' s''NsS" ." ZIG
Sea- DR.. 4 T. 4ouL-iIla'tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
TO BAR FOREIGN CAPITAL
Extraordinary Proposal of the Cars
Brother-in-Ld1

Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovitch. brother
in-iaw OF the Car. Translator OF the work. OF
Captain Mahan L. s. N. trio Russian. and hither-
70 regarded ore OF the rnost progressive and en-
nShtencd members OF the house OF Romanoff. has
Just Put forward a proposal which will be looked
UPON by some reactionary and impoiitic and as
destined 10 affect injuriously the credit Of Russia
so-oat. II Is nothing more or less than a project
10 exclude foreign capital from all Russian mer-
camille marine enterprises this entailing OF course
a compulsory sele OF shares held BY foreigners In
Russian shipping undertakings
Tnasn1uch as the grand duke is head OF the newly
created Department OF Commercial Navigation ant
Ports accountable directly to the Czsr. and sufi-
GENTLY influential 20 have brought about the eclipse
OF the once ell powerful Minister OF Finance.
NJ &c WItts. the proposal cannot be lightly re-
rarSed France. Belgium England and the United
States as well ~ Germany. have sunk large sums
Of money In Russ,sn Industrial enterprises OF vsri-
ous kinds from which they have Ear derived
but small profit II the grand dukes scheme were
70 be carried out there would be no reason why
tho further sters should mt he taken OF excluding
foreiru capital rom Russian Joint stock under
- l,i-cs as q whole Snoud this be cone. and we're
.he same process as that proposed for n COM
r,sorv sale OF the shares decided upon. the losses
incurred would be irrepsrable.
THO 5000 'rke vested this country az th~ time
=, .ha Columbian celebration as OF The officers
s,.r,tfg on beard the Russian naval squadron. and
vas extensively entertained az the time in New
York Chicago and Newport.