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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
DIR. PIERCE'S REMEDIES.
go WeSt,

Ranch it and rough If and you'n soon
get rid of that weak chest and that hack
ing cough" That is what the doctor
said to a young married man with wife
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

Schilling's Best are not ex-
travagant; quite the contrary.
Teas and coffees good-enough;
baking powd~- flavoring ex-
tracts and spices pure and best
and vet economical; soda COM
mon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

France and England each own in
Africa an area as large as the United
States
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

II you will try to climb to the top Of
the ladder be careful not to tumble of
or make yourself ridiculous.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

Address DR.. Hartman. President of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus o.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

y. W. C.
safely Psr0nq cotarrb of the throat
had years would respond KIND of treatment
did, only and the slightest proV0caboo
the trouble would back such state that friends
alarmed about and ADVISED to sdVs this climate
Then tried PerUn0 and great found helped from
the took, few BOTTLES cured 5OI
constitution Jrsganed my appetite and feel that perfectly
we'll and strong '-MIfdred Keller
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
A FREE TRIAL TREATMENT.

esronsste 5 how Electro Chemistry seemingly in
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s e o. eaaTge one treatment viii the patterns
blood There
arkable treatment Men and welcome - ~ ODJee
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
Trading Centers Again in
Union Pacific Shares and
Price Is Slowly Advanced
CONSTANT REACTIONS
Activity in the Iron and
Steel Industry Revives
Under Favorable Reports

NEW YORK, March 2e.-To-day's
stock market was q small affair and
trading centered again IN Union Pa
ciflc. That stock 6uctuated over q
range Of slightly more than a point
above last nights level. with constant
reactions, and ended the day with an
advance OF q. The suggestion that
the manner 0t distributing the North
ern Securities assets should be submit
ted to judicial decision had an unset
ting influence upon the market IN spite
Of the various assurances and intima-
tions from authorized sources that
there was no danger of hostilities be-
tween the great forces concerned in the
settlement. Some excitement was
caused all through the Stock Exchange
neighborhood owing to a dangerous fire
near at hand on Broadway. The smoke
pervaded the halls and offices of the
great buildings surrounding it. Atten-
tion was thus diverted and the trad
ing was languid. A reaction before the
bank statement carried prices back to
the neighborhood Of last nights level
and there was an Indifferent rally after
and heavy. Total sales OF bonds,
$500, 00O
The plan for the distribution OF the
Northern Securities holdings Of North
ern Pacific and Great Northern was
the occasion of an excited speculation
on two days Of the week. The anima-
tiOn and strength of the market in
these two days was almost as great
as on the days when the plan of the
Northern Securities organization began
to emerge into public knowledge. These
effects from the dissolution of cor
poration from which such great results
were entertained and whose formula
ton had stimulated such an abundant
rise in values occasioned some perplex-
ity which has not been relieved by
anything thus far coming to the public
knowledge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
Birthplace Of Macbeth.

Mn. R. J. Burdette. the humerist's wife.
10 q great traveller. She has in her Cali
f0rndA home 4 collection Of beautiful bells
fre1n every quarter Of the world. n she
has IN her memory . collection Of odd in
c1dsnts ana sayings gathered in as many
and diverse places as the bells were.
Mrs Burdette says that while touring in
tho Scottish Highlands one summer she
was taken to Q ave in which Macbeth
was said to have been born.
h examined tho ave attenttvely. She
listened attentively to the eloquent speech
Of her Guida At the end she said to the
man:
Come. now. tell me truly: IL this really
the place where Macbeth was bomr"
ed about a little.
WELL" he said. ITS ono Of the places"
Financial and Physical Diaxnosis.
Jobkins: Il was in Doctor Slickers Of
nce this afternoon and there were a lot
Of commercial agency reports on his desk.
I didn't know they extended service to
professional men,"
Old Jilson: 'Oh, yea: Doctors use EN- In
diagnosing appendicitis
Criminal.
Jack: You've heard about the sscap-
tnE criminal who ctep9psd on . slot ma
Mack: Yes, that's old"
Jack: well. even the bloodhounds
get his scent."-Yale Record.
Hard to Advance Art.
''Bixler has three awfully smart sons"
What do they DOR
John IL q horse dealer"
Yes
And Jim 10 . faro DEALER"
Yes"
but Joe II the smaftest Of them ALL"
What 10 his businessT"
He a picture dealer."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Taking No RlslEs About The HiIss
Desk Sergeant: why have you brought
the prisoner up from the ctllf'
Turnkey: 'JeS heard him tell . visitin'
friend Of his to bring him Z Newspaper
file the next time he comes around, q I
thought IA warn yer"
His C1otAinV was Evidence HaouGh.
Mrs. brown: "aow did you ind out that
Jones's wife belongs to U sewing oircle7
We thought our membership list was .
secret"
Brown: "Eastiy enough: rvs noticed
that her husband fastens his suspenders
with . string.'-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Harold TO Jerold. who was fambline IN
his pocketbook): There's Q lock OF half
Who's IL IT."
Jerold: TITS corsetta's hair"
Harold: mo. RS not: too dark for hers.
Jeroid: well. I've had It for some time
and it's faded some. Guess I'll take n
back and have her give It another coat
Of bleach"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

when I say Eood-by. to you this even-
Ing" said Mr.. Snowman. do you think It
would be proper for me TO place one kiss
upon your fair hanGr"
WELL" she replied. coduettishly. II
would consider It decidedly out OF place"
philadelphia Presa.
AN Opportunity for Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. Huskinby with letter from son at
college): Jason says that he hates to
trouble us agin. but he must have -
more tew buy moro books"
Mr.. Huskinby: 'Wa-aIl. by gum! I'm
a-Goin' tow write . letter tew Andrew Car
negie! II this amt as deservin' a case fer
q free Mb-ry as he ever heerd tell Nv, then
I amt NO student Nv eddication."-Pitts-
buzz Dispatch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Scene, coal m;E at Frostburg. Balky
mule attached to car, refuses to continue
forward service. Driver very anxious to
get there; mule very anxious not to. In
epiration. Driver changes mule to other
end of car.
Driver: Nov, ye murdtherin' .palpeen,
back to tn mines" {
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
Possible

IN the course Of time said the captain Of
the ocean liner. THE sea casts up everything
Il swaliows."
Due to seasickness. I suppose" remarked
the passenger who had recently been up against
Il himself.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Ernie: IT trust Jack with al nv heara"
Eva: But you said you wouldn't trust the
best man on earth.'s
Ernie: well, Jack isn't the best"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
Her PlauubIe Theo-

Il wonder where they get enough money
to pay for all the wars?" said Mrs. Dunn
leigh.
I'm not sure. my dear" replied Dunn
leigh, but l imagine the map publishers
12rntsh t'-ChicaK0 News =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
A contenteA. rnss.,s4.

"11avs your latest experiments with ths
flying machine been successfui?'
"Eminently So"
Then It actually fies?"
mo. But I can give you the precise
reasons for its not doing So"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
AftePth0ughk

Qiri With the Glib
son Girl Neck: 80
you are engaged to
Jack! You told me
once that II ever he
naked you to marry
him your answer
would be q word OF
two letters"
Girl With tho Julia
Marlowe Dfmpis ts1-
hibitinE becoming
BLUSH: II answered
him in German
Chicago Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
His View Of svceess.

Have you ever made any effort to write
your name on the scroll Of famA?'
NO" answered Senator Sorghum: IF I
can be the main parsonage In our local
paper at election times I won't care
whether history mentions me a. among
those present or not."-washinxton Star.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

S
Exp1aiAs.
you don't wear
rum shoes. do your
inquired Miss SKI
leigh.
mo" responded
the youth. "Wny do
you askr'
BECAUSE" m
INJURED the blushing
girl. - IL man
who called here last
week wore Z pair.
and when I wasn't
looking he stole up
an~d-and-kissed me
and I do hate to be
30 startled."--Cieve-
land Plain Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Mrs. F~1atington: They've had the win.
low open all day In the fat across the
Mr. ETatanSt .rs'at means
% itu quit playin' Della"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Miscalcu1atl0ns
Pat: "Pfwat's tn matter wild yer eyer"
Mike: Faith, an it's tn c~ontrariniss
av OHoolihan thot DO be Z blame fer IT'S
bein' In mournin'."
Pat: 'Pfwat wus IN throubier'
Mike: "shure an he gimme tn lickin'
Of VA goin' t give him."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
A Waste of Woraa.

Miss Withers: when Harold kissed me
he told me that he loved me-"
The Friend: What a waste of words!'
Town Topics.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
where They An oe, s,.eh.

WheFe They All Oct uck
Waessby: "Ah-Slad to See you, NaeBD.
by. We were Just trying to figure out The
derivation Of the word ~terrapin. Can 20
throw any light on 1T"
Nasesby: well. there's the word terra
meaning land"
waggsby: Yes. we got that Tar"
Nasgsby: Then there's the voso
pin"
Wasssby: Yes. that's the point whaO
We al got observation-disclosures Amse5caA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28

Papa Does His Hest to Answer the
Hopeful.
Johnny: Papa, what II . utiiitarianf'
Papa: "U'm-a-a utilitarian Is a man
who has no use for anything he can't use"
1Papa.~
"welIr"
rs a vessel q boatr'
Eyes, my son."
Papa"
what is itf'
What kind Of a boat is a blood YES
SELF"
"It's a Iifeboat. my boy: now run away
and play"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
ALL HE WANTED,

s~ternplace: Don't you Know that .
can't support my daughter until yeu -
to work Inc earn q salary?,
Lawrence: "Oh. I don't want to support
her: I only want to marry herr
The evening world., 1904-01-11
BANK TELLER IS
HELD UNDER BOND
Frederick Voss, Accused of
Being Short in His Accounts
with the Dollar Savings, Is Ar
raigned In Court.

Frederick voss. assistant receiving
teller nf the Dollar Savings Bank. who
disappeared Dee IS and who returned
Saturday n surrendered himself. was
aTraigned In the Morrisania Police Cour
to-day. charged with larceny. II is al
legged that o was short about s2,soo
in his accounts. He pleaded not guilty,
waving examination. and wac held in
S3.Oo0 bail for trial.
The attorney for Voss requested an
adjournment of hi examination. but
t..'s was opposed by John Tiaffen. Prcsi-
dent OF the bank. who said that voss
had subjected the of7'ors of the bank
II great IN! ouEh hts action.
Woes woul make no statement, but
his attorney declared that lHs clients
trouble MAS nOt due to gambling. II Is
said that, when Voss learned in PhiIa-
dclphlA that There ,SsS a warrant for
his arrest. he p7Nncd his o~verco't for
money enough to pay his railroHd fare
10 New York. He then SURRENDERED
himself 20 Detective-SerEcant John j.
Cain. saving he thought that course Nas
the best.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
Reyes HAS FINAL
TALK WITH HAY
Expects to Leave Washington
for Good and May Publish
correspondence with State
Department on Colombia.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I1.-Gen. nayes.
the Colombian special Minister. had an
hours conference with the Secretary OF
state at the latter's home to-day re-
specting the Panama situation. He an
notiuced at the conclusion Of the inter-
view that he probably would leave Tor
New York to-day. not expecting to re-
turn.
Secretary Hay has not come to M
conclusion about sending the CORES
pondence 70 Congress. as requested IL!
Gen. REYES. He endeavored to show
Gen. Reeves tine futiiity OF Colombia ;
euorts TO regain Panama. but regards
Ia. matter 20 stu opsn 10 further ct
forts toward Il peaceful adjustment.
~" Associated ir'ss las been in.
crrm"d tnAt Gen. Reyes. the special
envoy from CuiDn1nir. threatened &c
publish the CORE. s~pondsnce between
hin sell and the state irurnrtineut if the
did not see III to SEND it to
the SeuLte or make It public.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat opened steady to-day on cables
from the foreign markets. but was not
favored mucA 10y the Eastern situation.
and a big addition TO the visible supply
heirE expected the bulls experienced
difficulty in holding prices around sat
rirday's closing figures. The outside mar.
kets we're weaker with the exception o.
g., Louis. wh!eh showed a slight ad,
vaaee,
Corn started dull, eut was relatively
steader than wheat on tae strength or
the cash article,
New FORKS opening prices were:
Wheat-May, 50 IL: July, IS offered
Corn-NaS. &c rs biu.
Chioazo's opening prices vera: Wheat
May, Sc 10 So IL; July. 81 10 TO 81 as.
corn-May, 1854 TO CTS; July. isis
to Is Ia
New York's elosins prices were: wheat
ary, So; May. SO bid.
Ghieaso's closing prices were: Wheat
July, 81 l.. and 81 rs September, g,
July, a SIS; September. 10 bid.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
FINED FOR SELLING
ADULTERATEDM MILK
New Corporation Counsel An.
nounces Through an Assistant
that the Work Of Prosecution
Will Go On.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Her.
man stiefel announced in the Court Of
Special Sessions to-day that there would
be no let-up by the new administru-
ton in the prosecution Of persons ac-
cused OF adulterating feodstuffa
The Corporation Counsel" Mr.. Site
fel told the Justices. has instructed me
to ask the cooperation OF this court In
these cases. We have on the calendar
to-day a dozen dealers accused df sdul.
terating their milk. All keep stores IN
populous districts and imperil the lives
Of the children living near by
we shall be only too glad to aid tho
Corporation Counsel in this matter, "
Justice olmsted told Mr.. stisfel. pro
vided. OF course, h a the evidence is
sufficient"
1T will be In al, cases" retorted Mr.
stnifei. who then introduced 10 the
Justices Hartford p. wnlker. Of Tho
Corporation Counsel's once. who Vul
have charge Of tho work In the police
and Special Sessions courts.
Herman Freedman. n milk,dealer, Of
No. $50 Ninth avenue. pleaded guilty 10
selling impure milk and was nned SIS.
August schwaistfeGer. q wholesale
daaier. 81 No. 100 Clinton street. Hobo.
ken. laid Q me OF $50 for the same
aftense Mrs. Margaret Miles, OF No.
~ West Forty-sevsnth street; Adolph
pruneker. OF No. I'll Eleventh avenue.
ana Lofts Goldberg. an east aide daslar
WnIe nnaa 80 ach on their pleaa of
guilty 70 selling aduiteFated milk.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
A JURY
TO TRY MACHEN
Mrs. Lorenz. Her Husband and
the Groffs All Called with ex-
Superintendent in the Postal
Fraud Case.

WASHINGTON. Jan, n-AuFust "
Machen. Dillrr p. Grnn. samu~i \
Croft. n Washington. and pr. and Mrs
George r.. torcnz. of Toledo, %, indict-
"a In connection with the p%ost-ofhce in
"~cstiEation. were placed OF trial to-day
In Criminal court No, I, Justice Fritch-
ard, presidinE.
All the defendants wore present.
In Wow Of tho Importance OF the pro-
oeeding and the wide public Interest In
II. the -nIall attendance was a matter
OF comment.
The defendants were put on trial on
NJ Indictment charging conspiracy 10
defraud the Government IN connection
with the sale Of letter-hoN fasteners
and after formal demurrers to the in.
dirtment were entered and overruled
theY were arralsncd and pleaded not
guilty.
The work OF securing a jury was then
begun.
A subpoena has been issued for
George W. Beavers, who is wanted as Q
witness for the Government IN connec-
ton with the trial OF these cases
The evening world., 1904-01-11
STABBED AND LEFT
DYING IN STREET
Michael Gaita, of Brooklyn, Ex-
pred Refusing to Tell the
Name Of the Man Who Caused
His Death.

Michael Gaita. Of Nc, S. Kent ave-
rne. BROOKLYN. was stabbed to-day in
front Of h!s :house and left bleeding
on the street. while his assailant
escaped. Thc shouts Of the diving man
attracted the attention OF the neigh
bore. who ran TO his assistance. He
was taken to the Cumberland Street
Hospital, where he died,
Gaita refused to tell who did the stab
hing, To all the questions put to him
he shook his head. giving the police TO
understand h a he would not sxpose
The name OF his Assailant.
The police are looking for Joseph Clin-
aani. of No. 81 Spencer street. rncy say
that Gaita and Clinsani were not on
ffieadfy terms and that the two had a
row OF some sort during tho last few
days.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
VGOR IN STOCKS
AND PRICES HOLD
Bulls in Control on the Ex-
change. with All the Factors
in Their Favor, and Good
Gains Made.

Inrrc was n stea1N gam IN prices on
the Stock Exchange to-day and after
a strong hullish session the market
closed at its best. hut with trading
dun.
Money was easier and many offers of
loans for four months at 4 per cent.
were refused. Call money ruled easy,
and tha general feeling is that II war
between Japan and Russia is aNerted
money during the FIRST half of tho year
will he unusually easy. This consider'-
tion was a big factor and caused prices
to advance.
Another increase IN the price OF cop
per was announced and another large
sale WAS limited at which could not be
verified. Railroad presidents rspn ted
NJ falling "r In traffic, and q shortage
in cars II motive power. All those
cement and they were slow in sell
inc, although many OF The leaders
showed no disposition TO cover their
commitments
Amslgamated Copper advanced as and
then declined 10 so L., but on the all
nouncemcnt Of the advance in the price
of the metal again rose, 4. 4. IIous-
man, who bought Copper freely Satur-
day, WAS again n purchaser. taking
quite y large lot. The advance In cop-
per stocks in London during the late
trading helped the issues here,
Pennsylvania was strong on the report
that the Gould -cassatt war had been
ended and that tho terms of settlement
would be made known shortly. The
stock advanced from lis rs at thu open
ms to i.> is. The other issues In which
the Goulds and the Rockefellers were
interested were strong. TeSes & Pa
cife rose. while ST. Louis Southwestern
sold up with Missouri Pacific.
Rock Island acted as 10 the Chicago
crowd hnh more interest in its move
ments thar. for some time. The feeling
Is that the controlling interest must
put the stock higher. II It expects to
place the new issue OF bonds abroad.
The strength 81 Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit was due to the resumption OF az
gressive buying by the hull pool. There
Ii a r,rro current that better arrange
nents have h"er devised FOR placing tNe
bonds. The tact is, though, that tho
earnings Of the road are showing in
creasss
The Chicago Terminal and Alton
ware again strong n IL 10 said that
the Terminal may get the Alton az a
customer, which would be A good thing
for 1t and would make it's stock worth
much more than the prices at which
they ere sellig at present.
1t was said on good authority that
We'll and other bears who follow him
had been forced to cover some OF their
shorts In Pennsylvania. which they did
reluctantly At n lose. They say that
they Will sell again at a higher figure
and that the stock will come hack,
which 10 doubted where It 10 known that
there has heen 4 settlement OF the
G~ould-CasSatt war.
The evening world., 1904-01-11
Cotton MARKET.

With TN active iush OF shorts May
and July went TO the lt-cent leisi again
to-day. an advance OF more than 70
points from saturdays inal prices.
Commission houses also had some good
orders and this helped the advance, II
was said that Mr.. sally, who Is sup.
posed to have arrived in New Orleans
hed with the buying side. At any rate
the market at New Orleans opened
atTonG ana fully shared the advance
ported a Sosd demand at ffSil prIess.
1875 bidj- Eebrlary. 1855 6idi March.
i2Se e iasa; Nay nse e i4ooi June.
.tAU 70 Ma
The evening world., 1904-01-11
CRY OFFICIALS AT BANQUET.

sEeprescntatlves Of the National Asso-
ei4tiou from the various large cities
~ this country und prominent Now York
ti1ri3is VIII be present at the banquet
fo be given "Wednesday evening at the
savoy Hotel BY the ciothiers' Asso-
ciati6n OF New York. The speakers
Who are On tAs LIST for toasts arc Mar
Gus =. Marks. the President. on our
Aaee<iafienf' Mayor Mcclellan. Our
City, romptrolier Gront. Our Tinan-
rrHt zHfne David EGsentzitt. "our Ju-
ficIaze INK The Rev. DR.. Marie sc.
fsIz HFighs Ethics Of DusinssA"