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DIED.

BERGHoFER-In this city September T.
1904 Conrad. beloved father OF Mrs. David
tive OF Wetter Germany. aged "a years and
20 days \ member OF San Francisco
Lodge No =. U, \. O. ID, and California
Stamm. L. o. II. Nj.
GF Friends and acQualntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tue day
September O. at l y. m. from Druids Hall
4i3 Sutter street. between Powell and
Stockton. interment Mount oliNet Cemetery
by carriage.
RLACK-m this city. September . leoi
Daniel Black beloved husband OF Mary
Black late OF Portland. Me. aged 40 years
u'oruand, Me, papers please copyo
GyFunersl TO take place Monday Sep.
Church Remains at the residence OF his
brother. Henry NJ, Black. III Broderiek
street
CARRoLI.-In this city September .. io0s
Catherine Carroll. beloved wife OF John d
Carroll. and mother % James J. Carroll.
Mrs. q. Schwerdtfeger and Mrs. Sarah
Gibbons native of Ireland. aged % years
ETFriends and acuuaintances are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral services
Monday September 5 1904 at e:S0 a. m.
a. the mortuary chapel OF julius $. Godeau.
Soa Montgomery avenue. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
pANCE-In this city. September T. 1904
Dance, and sister OF Maria NCergaard, n
native of Denmark aged IS years months
and days.
HUIINANTLE-In this city. September T.
t9ol al her residence. 6| Golden Gate
avenue. Caroline fiullfnantle. beloved sister
OF Oullc Frcida and Elizabeth AllseitS a
native OF Germany. aged O. years 10 months
and days.
September a 1894. Thomas Johnson. na-
tive % Denmark, aged "a years.
klllEfcN-n this city. September :. 1901.
John Joseph. beloved husband OF Lotue
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LITERARY WOMAN TRIES
TO END HER LIFE
Miss McConkey of Tacoma Hires a
Boy to Row Her to Deep Water
and Jumps Overheard.

TACOMA, Sept. 4.-Miss Rebecca Nc
Ccnkey, a literary woman of local note.
attempted suicide Friday at Steilacoor,
She hired a boy to row her out into
the bay, giving him her purse and a
verbal message TO friends. She then
jumped overheard. Realizing her pur-
pose the boy caught her and dragged
her back into the boat. rowing swiftly
- shore While he ran up the hill to
SET ure aid Miss McConkey tied a rock
around her body and started to row 10
deep water. She was again caught and
brought back. Friends are now watch
ing her.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted They must be handed
IN nt either or the publication offices and be
indoraed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply 10 the announcement
Of the event are published once In this column
free OF charge
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BUYS Old Clubhouse.

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-The clubhouse
of the Oakland Golf Club, on Adams
Point, has been purchased by Bernard
Ransome. who is having the structure
moved from it's former site to Boule-
ward Terrace, where he will fit il up
as a bungalow.
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10 o. $. Navy xara ana van.3O.

stnr. n = Coreeraa-LeSSSs : = foot %
s.S0 A n. and - p n. Sundays. ia
A. NJ p. NJ Leaves Nalleio-Week dax.
$50 A. NJ. l=-@0 and 5.Sc p IL. Sundnya S
p. NJ Fare. sc each Nay Excurslon rafes
Sundays TO vallejo. Glen Cove ana NArtinsz
sc rOund trip PIPER. ADEN GOODAIL
co. Phone Maia cal Saturday exceDtsA
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Association Elects Omccrs.

OAKLAND. Sept. 4.-The Athletic
Association of st. Mary's College has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, George W.
Poultney; vice president, Frank j.
Ferguson; secretary. Joseph Fitzger-
aid; treasurer, P. B, Sheehan; track
captain A. T. Shine.
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saltwater BIN Again Divorced.

TACOMA. Sept. 4.-Bera Beatr' .
Gates. third wife OF saltwater Eni
Gates. was divorced from him yesrer-
day for non-support and desertion.
They were married five years ago. fol-
Lamar.
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coMPAssIs sEyzalLs rRAEsArElsrrlJ;

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
sailing every Thursday instead of - crsh
saturday, az 10 a. m. from Pier A.. ~sSAA-7<
North River. foot OF Morton ST
FIRST class 10 Hav-e $50 and upward. Second
elaSs 10 Havre. S45 and upward GENERAL.
ACFNCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA s. Broadway Hudson building). New
York J. F. FUGAZI Co. Pacific Coast
Agents 5 Montgomery avenue san Francisco.
Ticksts soid bv al Railroai Ticket Agents
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BoIiN.

GREEN-Inl this city. September 1. 1901, TO
the wife OF J w. Green. SON
KANZEE--In this city August 30, 1908. TO
the wife of Arthur Kanzec. son.
LEVY--In this city August 20. 1904. 20 the
wife OF Elias Levy son.
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According TO recent Russian consul
lar report. six years ago 5000 children
attended the Russian schools in Syria.
The, number is now $1,000.
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rou. s. nav xara ana vausto.

stnrs- General Frishie. Noctlceuo ard Arrow
e.sS a. m Il 30. S-1S q. so p N tex Scn-J
sundays S.45 a. n. S.SO p N Leave Eai.eio
% m 1880 SIS D m tex. sum. Sua-
DAYS - m. 4-lS = N. Pier = foot Nis-
lion street. phors Main i5OS HATCH BROS
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p1vrpENp Horrcns.

DIVIDEND NOTfcE-'fbe Giant Powder Com
pany Con.-A dividend, No. 80. OF nifty cents
lbgc) per share on the Issued capital stock OF
the company has been declared. payable at
the ofice Of the company, rooms 2U2 204 and
20s Hayward building. san francisco. on
september 10. 1904 Transfer books close
sept. .. 1904 nt noon. G. 9. QUINN. Sec.
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MARRIED.

MCLAUGHLIN -BRoWN-In this city. Sep
tcmb,r g. 1904 by the Rev. Father Cum
mings James H. Mclaughlin and Elizabeth
Brown both OF this city
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TxPEwRITEEa AND SUPPLIES.

Az exceptionally good No .. Remington. No. !
Smith Premier g25. other typewriters at
higher ana lower prices; rentals 81 80. The
Typewriter Exchange, b30 California ~.
2D-HAED typewriters sold rented repaired.
Webnter TypewrltIng Inspec. Co. 5Os Market.
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BERKELEY ADyEET'S'ATs
srSKrErr SsAL EeTeTE.

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., -. 0t gsrsrg
g. ~ sf =. - lfa
ffer assf, lsaafe 81 ff' fffh.
to -fr ss.aF. rssr Effg f'F ~
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f.af..H s.rs e 80 faa'
steef sr lsass 49, Usinsf 90 rms
f.r I. ler'rab'f i,rlfisn ftI hpfnt
f.sf Irr fs.ss DspnHf ~, t't'h
a.aF p ~
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Hff- t.fnD.ffff
sn sH I ~ a., ? fssitencs ipis ~
.bs bet Danh anf Eit"rh'
o. ln 90 u tofe. Berry nsnss Trsef
f..lsf lss.rEbIf igsefien.
IT1 a..s rls Ffireaff epffff ff,tli-k
-s4 90 faff. in Ssfs hanEs Ffs't,
fs.1.f., W ta su psrs ~ Isrssisy.
60 en- fafIHffa bfegsfff, pays psf cent nsf
mn E8n.Flss pfopsrfr. pegs psf fsnf hst
aIH fr Isfef EBgHaf4s fDs'nffs lff in ~ fi'f
r. Dr Efsf sssiiabIs bsf'Dsff epfbfT lH ths
hLgEE A cCrYJ5Id.
ff-a center o.. f.ffkeIsys Cal
.tugbfF fIe0. f.fo9ni hDsss. veil bern.
tIfrteI fsyss ~ gDgnE ffg'f ffss 10 libl
nfI n0s b'DsE nsffh ~ rgfblr tfsflsn, wee
IrpFIf. iHqYifs ~ y. rLFiH 90 10
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Builders Contracts.

" Bullerdieck (owner) with Mager Bros
contractors. architects Kidd and Anderson
Patent chimncys. carpenter ana joiners work
stan work, metal work. plasterinE, hardware
and glass for a two-story frame building a
fatSl On lot 2S. bock v. Park Lane Tract No
p SSSia
Michael Cianciolo (owner) with Frank Gal
iagher (contractor). architect T. j. WelSh-All
work ~ asphaltum roof for a two-story-
frame building \ line OF Pine street I3T g
OF steiner. 1876 by E 34:4is. Western
Addition, 3a4 $tS25
Malcolm n. Cqm9bel (owner) with C. L.
Void (contractor). architect August Nordin-
All work except painting. mantels. shades and
gas fxt.rcs for two-stcry and basement
frame building thatsl line OF Eighteenth
street as w OF Douglass. 90 by W -: $3.50
United Realty Company (owners) with Van
ElnOn Engineering Company (contractors).
architects HSvens & Toe9ke-One passenger
and one freisht elevator for a four-story and
basement brick building on line OF Ellis
street 1ST; ;6 W OF Stockton. " 90 by y 1876:
$S3ff
Bernard I.ewenstein (owner, with Biller &
Qtsallman scOntrsctorSl, architects Dodge &
nclliver-Au work for a two-story frame aud
brick veneered residence. with attic and base
ment on line Of Pacific avenue $40 W OF
Webster street. W 35:6 by n ll0; STAT
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srurrnx1wo AND srAmMrR1No.

Institute. Van Ness and Market.
cures: estab. IN S.F. yrs. Hours 70 2. m.
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OceanIcS.S.CO. : :::$; ~; !: :;' ;: i:

G SIERRA for Honolulu. Samoa. Auck-
land and sydney Thursday. Sept. = D. m.
SIS MARIPOSA. for Tahiti. sept H. II
: s ALAMEDA. for Honolulu, Sept IL. IL a.. n.
ID SPRECKELSS { BROS CO.. Agis., Ticket once 53 NN-
kst FTsghi once 500 K8Iksl ST.. Pier 2. Pacas s.
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AUCTION SALES
AT AUCTION.
-

- -
A lot q COSDE81SED FIfiE 49,
= - z~rF,rr-Z- viii ssI ~ =
-----e---s9 Fi-s Ds1arruent hors@s On
THURSDAY. seutenber e a. II - e
GROW" STREET STABLES. Z DH0.1
STREET. his Is a grand opportunity p.
fs-ue-s- tssr-sters and contractcrs 70 s-l =
heavy Grzft horses and mares Al e
prfcss. a. they uusr Be sold
: WATKINS. Auctlonssr-
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ron SALE

ron SALE.
thi00 a nse Broom house with loi % cn
lsh. in beet residence part ~ Berkeley
hHd near university. fuufh frontage the
hnurs is Finished iu curly redwood ana in
ftfTf was strictly modern Hud up .toedate
lr nnN leased fnf $50 per month. which
Del 30 ufr oeuf psr annum on the asking
Price
Nu ALSO HAVE ron SALE
$1,000 a new p.foom house. situated near The
Shove and iu rfsrf way na equal m not
lf- superior. ana defy nnN 90
UurrhHrf lui ln frleft neiRhbnt-
hnud and huild nr good house fur tho
Ifitr which We Hfs Offering this one
furIififiun viii convince you that this
hnfEain
rpH nINr as nrIkEf.rY
tho psf mont" broom modern house. vcr
nniahtd. nae location.
g. fTrNAHT a co
iuos nnoADNAf oAkLAND.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.

Grace J. and H. NJ A. Miller to Catherine
Bresin, lot on line OF Oak street. 150 w or
Webster w 25 by 1915: $40
jeremiah Manning TO Mary Manning. lot on
S line OF Turk street. 40 f OF Scott, + 27:6 by
S 100: gift.
Mary A. Smith to Eugene H Casserly. lot
ON Il line OF Castro street, 81 g n Of Twenty
first 25 by e 100 $40
Mary II. and John II. Won Schroeder TO Mary
r. Nelson, lot on w line OF Howard street.
100 y Of Twenty-third. 30 by w 1926: $40
Eugene and Minnie j. ODonnell to Giovanni
and Angela ID. Fagglo, lot on N line of Twen-
ty ninth street. 205 w OF Church. w 25:5 by
Albert W. and Lille schone to Augusta
Wieland, lot on NV corner OF Battery and
Union streets. W 1876 by 1871 81; $40.
james Il. Lankershlm and Susanna H. and
l. n Van Nuys to same. same; $40.
on csaTI E ne r. Of HshSP TO sTe Georse m hshs & lot
Fourth. SW 34:4la by Sc 100; SO.
Joseph and Hannah Israel to Lillian NJ
SW of Fifth. SW % by NV So: $40
Norris w. Solomon to Selma b. Solomon. lot
en- NV line OF Howard street. 125 sw Of
Eighth SW 25 by NV 30: gift.
NJ n. and Ellen Bell 10 Therese NJ Keefe
lot on w line OF Tenth avenue. 200 S OF Gle
James 7 and Agnes Winter to Alice !. Levy.
lot on + line OF Tenth avenue. 26O OF Cali
fornia street : % by Z 100; $40
Giovanni and Mary r.. Mancini to Andrew
and Mary Shahan. lot n line OF Clement
street, 81 f OF Eighth avenue. E IS by n 115;
$40.
james s. and Mabel Sykes to William H.
Bushell. lot on line OF Seventh avenue 200 s
OF California street 25 by L 100: $40.
William II Bushell to Henry and Josephine
X. German. same; S3400
Emilio NNllach and X. II. Plate and (as
trustoes) to- Gustav 4. Cor Gustav FTiederich)
10 Miznah Hoelscher Beatrice and Margaret
Friedrich and William F. Hoelscher. lot on
: line of III street. 81 &c w OF Eighth avenue
w - by 1OO SO
Jeremiah o'Reily to James NJ. and Josephine
V Hayes lot on NV line of Madrid street o25
NE OF Russia NE - by NV 100, block "a
Excelsior Homestead SO.
Clara 5. Tyohscn to Angelo LaGamarsino. lots
81 ana ~ block 90. Lakeview: $40
Angelo I-agOmarsino 10 Luigi Lagomarslno.
lots 81 and 81 block %. Lakeview: $40.
s. Ducss Company 10 Paolo and Guiseppa
Palma and Rosa Rancatorc. lot on n line OF
Bessie avenue. 2SS w of Folsom street w o3
n S5.97. SIC 25.oi S0.32. lot 15. Ducas Tract:
$40
Sadie l. Clark to John II. Grady. lots 1904
and l2C5. gift map No. .; also lot on Sc cor
nsr OF Mendocsno and Dacotah streets $ leo
by T. l00 block 81. tdelands: also lot on T,
line OF Colorado street. $50 S OF Fresno so
/ by T. POO block 5Si. tidslands; So
William and Hannah Casey TO Filipno and
Carmela C. Sanhllnpo, lot on W line OF Ellis
worth street. 1926 5 Of Eugenia avenue s
81 g by W 30 lots GO and 331, gift map No. l.
$40.
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Port Townsend. Seattle. Tacoma. Everett Bel
lIngham-11 a. m, Sept 2 Z. u. II, .. %.
October 2. Change at Seattle to this company o
steamers for Alaska and G. n. Ry.: at Se-
attic Tacoma to y. P. Ry.; at Vancouver
TO c. p Ry.
For Eureka CHumboldt Bay)-Pomona. 80
.. m. Sept l. Z Is, 10, 25, October /: Corona
/ 80 D. m, Sept 4. 10. Is %, 2s. october 4:
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
RedOndO). san Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa. Sundays. a m
State OF California. Thursdays. 3 a. m
For Los Angeles (via san Pedro and East
San Pedro) Santa Barbara. santa Cruz. Mon
terey San Simeon. CayucOs. Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme
Bonita 8 a. m. sept. 4. II. 20 2S. October s.
Goes Bay a. m. sept. s. 16. "a. October ?.
For Ensenada Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan Altata. La Paz. Santa Ro-
salia Guaynas Mex. 10 m. 9Th each mo.
For further information obtain folder. Right
ts reserved TO change steamers OF sailing dates.
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
sr, sf palace HoteD. 10 Market St. and Broad
way wharves. Freight once, 10 Market ST
q u DJTNANN. General Passenger Agent.
10 Market St. san Francisco.
The Pacific Transfer Co. 20 Sutter St. viii
rau for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Telephone Exchange 312-
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OAKLAND ADVERTSMTs
oIITcE 1910 BROADWAY


oAKLAHD EBAL ESTATE.
reaL rsrArff s sn5EsR RT& knp DEALER.
90 tihrn srnEEf
t2eo- -ohLy sboo BOWS
hhLtacE ~ hENI
aerh g. BET cnovE ARD TELEonArH
f83ho nrDrcrp rnon ss25o.
DELK glhO DDWh.
nALAAcE ~ nENr
LOT tpihs
fthTA CLARA AVE-. ur OAKLAND AVE.
lasbo SMALL. PAYMENT DOWN.
HTW AED HDDEHs
o. EVERY PARTICULAR
See ft. bet TrLngnArli AID GROVE.
$3.50 faeso fs2bO.
nsH aHd modern. rooms ana bath.
Diniuf foou has beam ceiling
cory cnInsfa Throughout house.
hfflefirHliN fnuhiruftfd den.
inisid nnors
ulninf fnan nnishrd in tensersd blue myrtle.
hfaunui piais leader risss Window
80 EsrtNsr itAa nrEN arAnrp TO
mhht fliir rLArE rtohotplii.r MOI
Ins hhD iF go DATE SITUATED ~ or
If bt rn. INCEST nEafDnNc1c
rrIfITr. Hi.TNIIh T1fg TWO BEST
fnHf artIIfn. 1Ei.iBnAfH AVENUE
hhb GiDNI STREET if DO BOUND 40
,omMrhp irFfiT 40 TiE MOST PAS
1luiDi O.. LUr toslso. on MORE GROUND
NAY nr uAn 90 DESIRED,
3 SNYDER
lIhL fHrATr HHDk nH AND DEALER.
az, ninth street Oakland.
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FRUrTVALE ADy'TsMNTS
rruIrvhEn NEAL EnrArE.

FHuIT VhLI HBhL LhIAIH.
Ftrrffr fef0. senfdffs stieksn fsHeh in
Ff.fftaf. ffsfkfG Win fIf white L~Khpfn
D.. .freHr. fafr fafI. Dnlares go Isf month.
ref 1870 faI ofref. fshifna
, nBtgl,If afr,s ~ ghe gsH for fhs reception
n slssffiasf.slfs fn1 sgtsruDfiCHs bef been
.HfIsf af ifgr nrFsf si opposite Urn
fnf. urfH lI o. fn
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sy TCcgf fsss gae
, sf,-N>1eru -
49, lg,.- - yglgr re. ~ Eszt ~
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO Int.

OAKLAND FURNITURE ron BALE.
go MORROW che day Tor hsrssin. IN furni.
turs Al hchelhsastith Ft.coF store Oakland
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharves pliers . and I'D,
San Francisco:
For Ketchikan, WrangeI,
Juneau, Haines. Skagway,
etc. Alaska-11 a. m, Sept.
2. Z. IL. II. %. p, October 2.
Change to this company's
steamers at Seattle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
NEGROES HELD PENDING
INQUIRY ON ERICSSON FIRE.
Police Will Investigate Flooding of
Boilers and Early Morning Blaze
at Locust Street Apartments.

Four negroes were arrested yesterday ly
the Ninth District police. pending an in
~vestiSation of a fire which was discovered
carry Yesterday morning III the kitchen
In the rear Of the Ericsson apartments
Tor Bachelors at No. 260S Locust street.
About midnight i, was round that the
boilers in the furnace-rC-m hal been
hooded by some person who had turned
water into them. Three noIrs Ia,er ire
was discovered in the Kitchen. which l..
ueIached from the main building.
Ire ponce say the window. >ilI. :, tlhip
anu tne fuor had been saturated with nj
OIL Captain Gafney decided 20 noI Mar
small L. turner. janitor: Samuel Miller
assistant J%1nitor: Pauline Miles. a sister az
turner, and Anna Bell CocaVe perfiuc
an inquiry.
turner G'ti'nS he was rpt III the vicinity
between c clock Sunlsy I:sb, AMI d
o'clock YESTERDAY morning. and his sister
pears OUT his statement. to Miles Urn.in
says she saw Anna Godav. near the kitten
en- Just before the fire broke nut AMI Miller
says ne saw some person runniu. away
after he discovered the fro. hut ..lu,I NJ
tel whether 1t was man or vJm "a. .JeIl-
ousy on the part of the Go1aye woman
Tor turner. the police belic-A. NAV hIys
provided a motive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
WE mVGi nEPEA1s
hen Every body In 81. Louis Tells
the lame story.

IL H. hard TO say new things about
Doan's Kidney Pills. They cure the lame
hii.. a...-..s be-, a. -, s...yt, ""'N Ei"-
ney disorders and the troubles OF thosa
whose urinary organism Is wrong in its
action. That they do this Is so easy to
prove that not a vestige OF doubt re
mains. Public Endorsement of local citi-
zens is easily proven. Read this case:
Adolph Kampelmau, engineer in the I'm
perial Laundry. residence No. DIT, Rutger
street. says: III a dun pain In the smal
Of the back and highly colored kidney SO
cretions are any indications of kidney
complaint. then ! had attacks Of It for the
last seven years; An advertisement about
Doan's Kidney Pills Influenced me TO go
to the Wolff Wilson Drug Co. for a box.
| had not much faith in the preparation
when 7 started the treatment. bw before
I had stopped 1t l was more than sur
prised at the radical change effected in my
condition. The aching ceased and up 10
date there has been no indication OF a re
turn. "A daughter Of mine. observing the
results ! obtained. also took a course OF
the treatment. The benefit she received
was undoubted.'
For sale by all dealers. Price % cents
per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, y.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-and take
no substS~~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
SULLY CREDITORS DISPUTE
FOR POSSESSION OF COTTON
Corn Exchange Bank Of New York. to
Which staple Was Pledged, Hat
Sold Most Of 1t for &62 o

New York. April six thousand bales
of cotton, pledged to the Corn Exchange
Bank by Daniel J. Sully. have caused a
dispute among the creditors of the Sully
firm. and to-day counsel for the petition
ers, the receivers and for Mr.. Sully ap-
peared before Judge Holt in the United
States District COURT to argue the case
as 10 the disposition Of the surplus.
1t was shown in the argument that the
bank has sold all but 1,sN bales Of the
six thousand bales and has $50, 900 in cash
on hand. It was learned that after the
order was signed, some days ago, for the
sale Of the cotton. the firm of F. w. Rey-
nolds and Company Of Providence notified
the bank that it was the owner OF the cot
ton.
To-day r. q. Comstock, a lawyer of
Providence. appeared to represent the
Reynolds firm. Of which company Sully is
president. and either Sully or his wife the
majority stakeholder. The question then
arose as to which firm had the right to
represent the surplus.
After hearing arguments, Judge Holt de-
cided to refer the matter to United States
Commissioner Alexander as referee to
take evidence. Commissioner Alexander
will decide and report as to who can prop
erly represent the Suily interest. 1t Is
probable that Sully and possibly his wife
will be called as witnesses in the hearing
which may be held tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
MAY BUILD STAIR FACTORY,
Court Overrules Objection of
Greenwood Property Owner.

Judge Jonn w. McE,lhfnney of the Clay
ton Circuit Court yesterday denied the
petition for an injunction filed by Emma
Nelson to restrain Monroe S. Loomis from
building and maintaining a stair factory
in Greenwood.
Mrs. Nelson lives in the Greenwood
subdivision and objected to the building
if the factory near her place of residence.
As grounds for the injunction she alleged
that The original grantors Of the sub
division inserted "A provision in all deeds
that no buildings less than two stories In
height should be erected.
In his opinion. Judge McElhinney said
the proviso did not contain any reference
TO the particular kind of a house thai
was To be built or to what use il was to
be put. and declared that the conditions
which limit the estate granted or the use
Of the property by the grantee must be
strictly construed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
CALLS FOR MASSACRE
OF ALL RUSSIAN JEWS.
Die Zeit Urges That "GloriOus E.1
amplek of Last Easter nj kishe-
rev. he. Followed by Patriots.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Vienna. April An extraordinary anti
Jewish proclamation is published by Die
Zeit, which is issued and signed by the
orthodox association of Odessa. urging all
right-minded Russians to follow the glo-
rious example of the brethren who set
tied account with the Jews at Kishenev
last Easter.
1t declares that the victory is incom-
plete. for Satan has incarnated himself
IN the Jews who. allied with foreign Jews.
Englishmen, Americans and japanese. are
determined to avenge the Kishenev affair.
brought on the Japanese war. The pro-
clamation adds:
THE Russians must aid the Govern
ment to eXterminate the Jews, who drink
the blood of Russian children and spread
evil doctrines TO ruin the church and
State.
THE Emperor of Russia demands the
destruction Of the Jews during the sacred
Easter season. The glorious anniversary
of Kishenev approaches.
"AIl jews must be killed pitilessly. The
blood Of the Jews must pay for the blood
Of Christian children which they drink.
Death to the Jews. God be with US. The
Emperor Is for u.s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-05
CHICAGO JOURNAL is SOLD.
John E. Eastman Secures Control
of Citv'S Oldest Newspaper.

Chicago. April 4.-The Chicago Journal
mas been purchased by John G. Eastman.
who has been. since its Inauguration. bust
ness manager of Hearst's American.
Formal transfer was made to-day by
George g. Booth. of Detroit. and Ralph
II. Booth. Of Chicago. The sale of the
property was arrange by Charles NJ. Pal
mer.
+. w. Harden. one Of the owners of the
New York Commercial. for many years
connected with the press of Chicago. Is.
associated with Mr.. Eastman in the own
Hrship and Management Of the paper.
The Journal is the oldest daily news
paper in Illinois. having been established
IN 1874. II is q member Of the Associated
Press. The Journal has been Republican
In politics. but ii il understood II will be
independent under its new management.
The paper Will be at once enlarged and
many new features added.