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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15

EVERY MARRIED MAN SHOULD OWN
his home and stop paying rent. y on
4 can do 80 II you Will consult THE
X GRANITE BUILDING Co, ILL East
Main Street.
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WOOD HEATERS. ALI. KINDS: NICE
{5 one for 81. ~ Int BRUCE HARDWARE
CO.'S, sos e. MARSHALL. Phone 1928.
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OWN YOUR HOMES; NO CASH
payment; no Interest; smell m mo 'nri,s
{. b. ''lCAW'rHORN ], Agent, Room FL
Ibel Building. 5EFE5i ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15

GET y OUR FAMILY CAKES BAKED AT
"a j. d. BRIGGS. No. COS East Marshall.
He is sure toSpease.
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rs STEER ALWAYS DID WANT A IGl3'
y Scissor SET. In an elegant plush case
Ths very thing to please and mako ker,
really huppy-from HARRIS, 1.-THE Hard
Wareman, f$
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CORD SAWED PINE S2.75,
Oak sa,0O, Hail splnt $3.50 NeA. AEtl.ra--
cite. Lump, splint, Fire CESek I, ,n'ld
81 Ran, Linden and Cary Phone 1870 Z
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Il " ngsPORTEs. n. y. s., DENTAL
I once, O2a e. Main street. 1'hoHe wv,
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RUBBER GOODS, 4

MEMS FIRST QUALITY r. y Z. = 2 r
y Boots only $3.50 a Al t3IlltI STEIN >,
Y Fifth and Broad Streets, y IA III tig III.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE. BEST WAY FOR YOU TO 3IlNO W5
who has the best bargain for hi; money
= fine Piano for so cash aud az Cornjsh.
Organ for S15 cash are u feW o our i3a r.
4 gains. #f ESTE W PIANO @ e. ORGAN
4 Building. "a z 5
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FURNITURE AN p
z stoves bought, sold and exchanged; oil
kinds OF stoves repaired charges reason
able. u. 1AANDOW, 500 w. Brond st.
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1861 PHONE, Il CARRIAGES AND $YAG-
ons repaired promptly. ,.RIClIARDSON
+ BROS, GIG Brook tvendc,
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TLI GAL, WOOD AND ICE.

WEIR i, AFTER YOU. w L WANT YOuR
trade and II owprlces and honest bus
case case Won ,s Wa are still selling nice dry
pine slabs at $3.50 per. half cord.
spuAI,Y.Es IL NYlNGfulsLllA, seves1-
teentil and washington Streets, Phone
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1ND1G EsTlON AND ANY TKOUB
ca used by uric acid Is cured ~. drinking
HAIRLESS An,-Dyspcntic and -.,lile
Water; springs located near Burkcvllle,
Val; received fresh every day. J.. a.
MORRIS CO. No ia North Seventh
Street. Phone 1882.
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WE AT HER PROOF COMFORTS
Gloves. Underwear. Hosiery. Caps.H etc;
81 ali kinds and prices POTNDE$TIR-s
KIRII-PARRlSH &C. a55s 4i3a
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COME AND LOOK AT THE $3.50 SIM
q ge-barrel Breecll-loading Gun, worth
double; also our fine stock Of double
barrel Guns; we can give you some spe-s
cIul bargains. IA BRUCE fI1Al1DWAR
co.. sos Il. Marshall Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

MY RDsIDI5NCE,s 30!
n. Twelfth Street, brndle Bull D5g;
blnck face. white breast; answers to
name of isay: no collar. Liberal reward
Il ii returned TO ap7 NJ Twelfth Street. w.
IA g. MCCOY.
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SOLICITORS G SALESMEN N.
nS,. MIS- WANTED.


WANTED GENTS ITO SELL CACTE-E
i-lne. the sure cure for cntarrh. asthma.
Bronchitis. hay fever and head colds, I
Si you doubt its virtues send 10 cents post
age :or&the outfit. fC,AJsrERlNE8 ED
n ICINF,4 CO. % East Fourteenth Street.
#@ New YOrk y VI. !.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

Special. BARGAINS IN NEW IN AND
secondhand Wagons and Phaetons, 10
Htl4dp for nnythng :, we 9, can handle,
nuc, t5aE5 III IN ls {.b5e t
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS,

JUNGLE JOE MILL BE II1LIGHTED.
Hes 4 man that has handled a gin
from boyhond.'' Might as ellgstop right
"Cuuldm, get d better one II i tried ill
don,n's day HARRIS. h'lhe HaruWare-
man. 400 Il. Broad Street. 5 NJ
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WE HAVE sTEsT1M ONlALs FROM 4
large number OF the very best peop!e
4 who say that purity Flavoring Extrac'2
K give them a5Sbetter flavor and Will not
bake out. Try them and YOU Will use
no other; For sample ,l and pr,!.ce cal W.
dress {230!, Church Hill Avenue. Rich
n1orld IVA. s@7s n. *, EEsi
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XMAS CAk Es--FRu1T CAKE. VERY
best. zoe. per pound: Almond Cake.
y Raistn Cake. Citrpil Cake. Fruit Snow
balls, Angel Food, Pound Cake. etc, etc.
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DENTISTRY,

SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS, OPPO'
site the posto1lce Phone 1896. exam
iinatiolls and estimates FREQ.
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- 'T'- =
UMBRELLAS.

LARGE SELECTION OF LADIES' AND
Gentlemens er-Mounted Umbrellas
n bought expressly for holiday presents;
engraving 'fpa. Call and see them, e.
4JiAASE a SONS. 207 II. Broad Street.
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Grocery Of Richmond; everything good
(. FOR everybody; come early and get your
fruits. nuts, wines, champagne and pure
liquors. Ring $50, GEO. MD. BLAKE
Manager.
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SITUATION WANTED Male

WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN WITH
GOOD reference. a position: experienced
@ II. Il, oific work and as manager. ADDRESS
2 E..94 this office. IA $500
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

TI;RNITIJRE, CHINA AND WEDDING
PfI IN1. '7oS West Main Street
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aUPHOLSTERlNG.

LEVY. THE $UPHOLSTE RER. MAKES
M mattresses, cushions and slip covers 70
order: az BROOK Aven..o, 3 Phone a;s.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS.

FOR RENT-BROAD STREET STORE,
Z lSl4 EAST BROAD.
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-
PERSONALS.
SNi, . EXs4 hyAHuhTs nT MnR as Tnsr
sAA UER 3 EXx TRRAAecTTss A WT hEekusE
sa sTSEa S'rf &28sr;nAcrs ARE STRICTLY
sH Sq1 Frs EXTRACTS GIVE YOU rsE-
sA s}'7fs X9erf ES siAsfs IS HAVE THIN
a%;SEhs EXTRACTS {, {, ETcE1 5yola2
WE HAVE TEsTlN e oNlALs !, From q ,,si,n, a
are the best, as they are stronger aild
n Elk 6 az better e n sa S Sna Will Viii use
81 pbo Ser Eo rt sinPPRs sGa PES g
daeas N y%n Church h Hi Avenue Non-
1ND1c EsTloN AND. ANY THO u Y, .;s;g
ffnsi 1y ENTHUSIASTICALLY aSa e sSse' pSa
Water; springs located near Burkcville,
va. received fresh every day. 2, .a !. 4;
Street. Phone 1882
THE $1,000 STOCK OF AssoLuTELId1
IRE nis now w helns closed Out below COS 7 sy 4
nre going ont of business and The. entire
stock must 60 at once Don't ~ miss :, n q
Broad Street.
lection of1p;ctures now. we have IN
entirely new line of choice subjects.
Moderate prices. Frames made 70 your
order SOUTHERN FINE ART CO..
I'D rNncS IA ts.ss EskenxA " = .
FLOOD THE NAIL: START, "A B MAIL
order business for 25c. VIII send you
In one month; try.it. THE ADVER.
TIsER, ITO East Ninety-scventh Street.
New York City.
EVERY MARRIED. MAN SHOULD OWN n
his home and stop paying rent. You
RAN NJ e i YI4 CO. eSn1ni past
Main Street.
MoN.RoB coNrEcrIoNERY,. 7ol ".
open Mea ss !. becember 18th. You 40
cordially invited to call.
ASK FOR RUssELL.s Anti. ROACH
Powder: positively destroys water bugs
F. ISANEs, Twen,y-nft!l# snf Leigh. NJ
MAD AslE THE cELEBR.lTED.
A European Paltntsi. ClairYoyant ard
H Crystal Gazcr. will receive clients ut lG \
North Ninth Street for a few. days mo- e.
only 4 55
w y a II II L. r PROOF COMFORTS.
oy kaas ss ese! HosIs5x SEE
K KiHIlnPARR1sn CO.
FYOU yNAN.rTO HAVE. ANY PHOTO
enlarged, and. Mt the game time. save
money, go to THE CAPITAL ART Co..
5o,s East nA1ln Street,
NECK WEAR FOR NE; y 4 y ALI. THE 4
new shades OF silks; those at 60 cen . 81
ere exceptional III value. w. 81 CON
STABLE & CO, S735 L. Main street.
MEMS scARFs5 IN 2PRoI,UsE fAssORT-
Ement at 19c.. Csc, Soc. and s1.Ul HIND
some ones In boxes. PEN BERTON.
COLD WAVE: Is COMING. WINDOW
GeSxn + ~ bs East , Marsbsll s.,
@ Phone ] 92S. "a s5
YOU CAN GET "a Il or LUNCH. DIN
ner or supper from I a. NJ. q 10 1890 r. 3
Mat 80 u, Main Street GUS %. y Dill
i5lIEA,rlNGS STOVES. BOTH WOOD AND 1
e2a' os :HRS5S pifSE az ~ Broad
| BOTTLE cOcO-COLA is ~ .PLl5ASA MI Fl
~ drink that helps your digestion and j.
| boosts You up general
LADIES, HIIGH-G RADE,S BEST QUAIL 4
| ity storm r ubbcrs al sizes 3sc. .]i Al.
Nj BERT IsTEl corner Fifth and Broad.
.cIiEa1BoRAzo'' SHOES ARE NOT "A
| tlurcs. b':&thlngs Of beauty, style and
isANroNTs& C sEL5DB5RA TED SOFT
! Cream Candy. al flayors none such 4
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BOTTLE EcocO-cOLA is IA PLEASA MI /
p drink that helps NJ your digestion and
4 boosts you up generally.3
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G EFT YOUR FAMILY CAKES BAKED Al
J. d. BRIGGS No. 603 Enst Marshall.
lie Ia SIRE to please. a53
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LADIES HHIGH-GRADE, BEST QUAIL
itye Storm Rubbc-s III sizes 3ic. AL
Nj BERT STEIN corner Fl fth and Broad.
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WANTED, no RENT "A COUPE OR
Address with terms G. %, this Office.
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GHoE Rkl'AlA1NG srEcIA1. II
COLLEGE, FLAGS.

A GOOD DESIGNER EARNS "a LARGE
salary; we leach designing, drawing,
Ing; va are making an inducement,to
Students which viii give. you TUT lon
free THE VII Imam COMM El2ClAE
ART SCHOOL. No. a27 East broad
Street. RI Sg9
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.l,RINrlNG.

cOUNTRY5oRDEKs SOLICITED. TAY-
y 10 re TAYLOR PRINT NG$CO.. No.
4%(;oyernor, Street, edmond. Va
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HELP M1ANTED-Femal
SITUATION SWANTED,F Female

WANTED. A SITUATION AS COOK. OR
waitress In city or would do table men.
Apply 525 Hancock Street, corner Lelg1
Terms Sle per month sTS
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ANTIQUES

CALL AND BE Gi3.SYl M IiF9r-A II ME-
collection nf ORIGINAL AntlaueT at low
prices. H.. N ARHAll4 SIS Brook Ave-
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A GOOD BED 10 SLEEP IN FIR 0A! 5ol.
to sl.00 per night al HOTEL LAM
RENEE, Strictly stag
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BAKERY.

HOMEMADE FRUIT CAKES, 20 AND
25c. Pound Cakes. 325c.; Wine Cake. &C.
up; also Springlers. zoe. pound he best
cakes that can be had, Try them. NEW
ORfl BAKERY, 40 w. Broad. Phone
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XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS.

XMAS. #C.ANDIES--louLL LINE PURE;
3 goods: no glue candy: lo-pound pai! Fire
4 Candy 500. 1o-ponnd box Fine choco--
Bons, $3.50: Caramcls, Cream Almonds.
Broken Candy; Maillard'S Cream Choco-
4 lates, zoe, per pound, at MOESTA'S.
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WAGONS LOADS OF TOYS OF EVERY
description and every price are to ] o
5E found at TOMPINs's, 2o7 w Broad ST.
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BARGAINS.
LADIES' SPECIAL.
PERFUMES.

VIOLET AND PINK CARNATIoN, THE
very best that can be made. Soc ounce
factory Call up phone 1857, and we
VIII send ii direct to, your house
x 4 PURITY MEG. CO.. Richmond.
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MANY GENTEGI. PEOPLE DO NOT
want to pay 500 to $50 for 4 set OF Furs,
and yet wan, something that will gNc
worth the money expended. We have.
he goods-compleie sets, Mufs and
Z Neck Pieces. for SIS. $50 So. $50 and up
Il ut q II AASE8& SONS, 267 East Broad.
. Also a superior line Minks, Foxes Ma;a.
= tins and ErminS. s&l
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lvAI,N U,r3 CREAM, 4rllE. --LATEST o CT;
;;t's delicious; Try Az Only Ct. NOES 's'
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) CARRIAGE iiAHuWA,RE,t

tCARRI,AGE HARD VAR FL BUGGY
Tops Cushions. Coach Palnt--n fact,
anything fni, tho vehicle, No. ll7 South
II fourteenth street, J. ". WHITE &
SON. .f54
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|ANTOSFS C E l. Z, b r ATEsD SOFT
Cream Candy. all flavors ! none such
elsewhere; free from adultera ton.
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WANTED, @S1,Coo. OR 5000 FOR TWO. OR
more years; security and liberal inter-
E est offered D. 95, care this Office.
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SPENCE's TRUNK FACTORY 6lS EAST
Broad Street. wants your trunk and
katchel repairing. y. "a. SPENCE. Shoe
WAITED, YOUR TRUNK BEPAIhlSG
\ RICHMOND TIljNE .:jFG, CO. ooi
BROOK Aveuue. I'hQus IN
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VALUABLE SOUVENIRS GIVEN FREE
"a SCHNURMAN STORE 721 Main.
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RESTAURANTS

BUSINESS MEN S @I<IINCH--Dl MYERS
still dishes cooked 10 order in short
place. so II. Main Street. Gus r. DEL
VI AREE. III E5lT s5
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CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE.

MoLAssEs CREAM TWIST. WALNUT
: tTany utterscotch,s Duttey:ups and a
ercnf variety of other canuies; Mall
Iard's, Lowney's and others at M les.
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WANTED.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AT
for MI kinds Of watches, clocks, jew
elry and silverware; also taken for. re-
pairs at j. w E1NsT'IlN 1901 E. Main
i Efrnet .s5555 43yI ss a f85 5i5l A4 isl1ts
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PERSONALS,

WHY USE 3sAUEn,s IrXTRACT s 2
SAUER'S EXTRACTS ARE Cl1EAPES.r:
SAUISR'SE EXTRACTS. WHY! BECAUSE
extra strong. .,.,, :.
shu1ER,s EXTRACTS GIVE YOU RE-
Suits where others fall. .,,,
SAUER'S EXTRACTS HAVE Tfin
flavor
sAUER's EXTRACTS r p g z I.V Ed
\ highest award and medal ut WORD =
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CHOCOLATE.

FREE DEArON 81 ..A1ION CALLER s
A Genuine Imported SWISS MIX Chocolate.
Call and try 1t at BRuLLE'S, 625 East
Broad Street
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XMAS. PIES--MlNCE. PUMPKIN, ME-
singue, 5CocoanM. etc, at MOESTA'S. III
e. Main Street.
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MILLINERY.

100 DOZENtIATESTST STYLE REApY-TO-
wear Hats jus arrived to he sold for 26c.
( to $l.O0, call and see hen also a beau
tiful line of trimmed hats at a great
sacrifice to close hem out before Christ
mas, Mrs. CHAM LEE, BIS Il. Broad st.
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NVANTICD-ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Pocahontas Corn, Pocahontas Peas; the
perfection of fine canned goods.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
MINERS FACE
MEAT FAMINE
Beef Is SO Scarce in the
Tanana District That Wild
Game Sells at High Figure
HUNTERS REAP HARVEST
Staying of Birds Is More
Profitable Than Delving
After Gold Along Creeks
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, Nov 2S-Meat is so scarce
in the Tanana mining district that
along a majority of the creeks miners
are eating meat only once per week.
When navigation closed nearly two
months ago the entire camp had for its
winter supply only four hundred beef
carcasses, some pork and some canned
meat. A large quantity of meat failed
to arrive from both Dawson and st.
Michael.
The large stores will sell only linn
tied amount of meat to each individ-
ual. Throughout the district precau-
tions are being taken to prevent the
breaking out of scurvy. Hunters are
making small fortunes by shooting
ptarmigan and other wild game. These
are abundant in the hills not far dis
tant, and sell readily at 81 80 a pound.
The hunters will make more this win
ter than the majority of miners.
Cariboo and moose meat will be plen-
tiful, 1t is expected, before the winter
ends. Many of the cattle slaughtered
at Fairbanks near the close of the sea-
son were shipped in by way of Lynn
canal down the Yukon to Circle City,
and thence driven across to Fair
banks. Some of the cattle were driven
in from Valdez, and the first cattle to
reach Tanana next year will be driven
in over that route.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
WOMAN ACCUSED
OF VOTE.BUYING
Arrested for Alleged ViO-
lation of Law on Election
Day in Colorado Capital
BALLOTS BRING S. EACH
Others of Her Sex Confess
to Having Bartered Their
Franchise at That Figure

DENVER, Nov 2S-Mrs. Rosa Sny-
der was arrested to-day on warrants
charging her with having bought votes
at the late election. Lizzie Cummings
and other women have made affidavits
that Mrs. Snyder gave them So. each
to vote the Republican ticket. Mrs.
Snyder is a complainant in one Of the
cases against Democrats arrested on
warrants issued by United States Com
missioner Capron charging conspiracy
to intimidate voters, in violation of
Federal statutes. These cases came up
in Commissioner Capron's court to-day,
but were continued, although George
Allen Smith. attorney for the defend
ants, demanded an immediate trial, de-
claring that these suits were brought
simply for political purposes and not
for purposes of Justice
Governor elect Alva Adams came to
Denver from his home in Pueblo to-day
and will remain until after the banquet
to be given in his honor tomorrow
night He does not take the threat of
the Republicans to prevent his acces-
sion to the Governorship seriously, and
has rented a house here for the two
years of his term. Adams expressed
the opinion to-day that Governor Pea
body after an investigation of the cleo
ton returns would reach the concIu-
sion that he was not the peoples choice
for Governor and would gracefully re-
tire.
1t is announced that Governor Pea
body will appoint the two additional
Justices of the Supreme Court. Under
the constitutional amendment adopted
at the recent election the Court of APP
peals and the Supreme Court will be
consolidated on April next. and two
of the seven Judges are to be named
by the Governor. Governor Peabody
will make the appointments, and the
Senate if Republican will confirm them.
Should the Democrats control the SEN
ate Governor Peabody's appointments
will be rejected and Governor Adams
will appoint the two Judges.
The canvass of the votes in Denver
and Pueblo counties has not yet been
completed, but from the unofficial re-
turns it appears that the Democrats
will control the Senate by a majority of
two or three unless the State Canvass
ing Board throws out two or more of
the Democrats who ara apparently
elected.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
SECOND JURY
TO TRY CASE
Men Sitting in Judgment in
Nan Patterson Trial Are
Discharged by the Court
SICKNESS THE CAUSE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-The jury in
the Nan Patterson murder trial was
discharged to-day and at the same
time District Attorney Jerome served
notice on Nan Patterson's counsel
that new jury would be selected and
a retrial begun at the term Of court
which will open one week from to-
day.
The illness of Edward Dressler, a
Juror, who was stricken with apoplexy
last week. was the cause Of to-day's
action. The report of his physicians,
which was made at the opening of
court to-day, that the juror was in no
condition to return to his duties left
Justice Davis no alternative but to
discharge the jury.
Miss Patterson appeared very much
detected as she was led back to the
Tombs TO await the beginning of the
new trial. She is said TO be on the
verge OF nervous collapse. When the
adjournment was ordered she ex-
pressed keen disappointment. She
had been confident. she said, that the
jury would discharge her, and she was
satisfied that a few days more would
free her.
An unofficial poll of the discharged
jury taken to-day showed that nine
were for Nan" Pattersons acquittaL
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Powerful Leaders of Senate
and House Are Arrayed
Against the President
CANNON is ONE OF THEM
Speaker Flatly Asserts That
He VIII Combat Any
Scheme for Revision
Special Dispatch to The Can.

CALL BUREAU, HOTEL BARTON,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-President
Roosevelt on his return from St Louis
tomorrow will find himself confronted
by opposition from influential members
of Congress to revision Of the tariff, 80
formidable that 1t can be overcome only
by a determined executive and prob
ably after a long campaign.
Speaker Cannon, whose views are ex-
pected to have great effect on the ac-
tion of the President, arrived here to-
day and made 1t clear that he is op-
posed to tariff revision. The position Of
the Speaker has been progressive. Like
the President. he desired to wait until
after the election before making pro-
gramme. More than week ago he
caused 1t to become known that he
did not favor the idea Of an extra ses-
sion for the purpose of tariff revision.
Now he opposes tariff revision, wheth-
er at an extra session or at the regular
session. He has progressed to an atti-
tude opposite to that Of Mr.. Roosevelt,
who wants some schedules changed.
Senator Hale of Maine gave out an
interview to-day in which he declared
that he would oppose vigorously all re-
vision of the tariff, and accepted the
challenge of the men who wanted low
er schedules. He even went so far as to
say that any persistent demand for re-
vision would be likely 10 make a dan
gerous break in the Republican party.
Thus the stand patters" have made
visible gains to-day, and so far as can
be ascertained the revisionists have
lost ground. With Speaker Cannon op-
posing revision in the House and the
protectionist members of the Senate
becoming almost defiant, it would ap-
pear very, doubtful whether any revi-
sion of the tariff were possible, either in
the Fifty-eighth or Fifty-ninth Con-
crosses.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
EMPLOYEES MAY
SHARE PROFITS
Townsend & DOwney Ship
yards Make Offer of "a
Scheme of Cooperation
ANXIOUS TO REOPEN

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The Town
send g. DOwney shipbunding plant on
Shooters Island. which shxt down a
year ago. leaving 1000 men idle. may be
reopened on a cooperative basis if the
Amalgamated Society Of Engineers .ac-
oepts an offer which its members de-
clare Wallace Downey has made to that
effect
Downey has embodied his suggestions
in letter 10 a representative Of the
union He states that a manufacturing
industry is based on three essentials
capital, executive ability and labor.
These three are TO receive certain rates
Of remuneration and then, in his pro-
posed plan. IL there is a surplus it is to
be divided among the three in propor-
ton to their contribution to the general
result. He says such a project would
insure individual peace. that ii would
give greater security TO the investment
Of capital and offer greater recompense
10 wOrkingmen and bring about addf-
tional earning. capacity. which is now
dormant as a result Of real or imsg-
mary injustice in the distribution of
earnings
The labor union has not yet answered
Downey's proposition. Labor troubles
were in part the cause OF the shutdown
% the shipbuiIding plant.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
RothschiId Loss Exaggerated.

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Lord Roths-
child, when questioned. to-day regard
ing the alleged endorsement Of
So, 900, 900 by Moses Blumenthal, said
to have been head Of the bullion de-
partment Of the London house of the
Rothscilds. said the defalcations oc-
CURED in July and the shortage was
in the neighborhood of $150.000. The
affair was settled privately.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-29
Granger Reelected 70 Congress.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 2s.--
Daniel L. D. Granger, the Democratic
candidate in the First Congressional
District, after a fortnights recounting
of ballots by the State returning
board, was to-day declared reelected
to his seat in Congress by 1913 plur-
ality.