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New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
NINE. JANAUsCHEK AT sANAToRIUM.
Leaves Actors Home to Get Treatment for
Paralysis

At the Actors Fund Home West New Brighton
Staten Island yesterday. it said that Nine
Janauschek. the actress. who had been staying
there for some time. removed few days ago
to the Brunswick Home, sanatorium, at Amfty-
willie. Long Island The change was made because
Nine. Janauschek required medical attention that
could be better obtained at the sanatorium than at
tho Actors Home She is suffering from PARALYSIS
but II was said the Actors Home that when
she moved 10 Amityviue her condition was
critical. and that on the contrary, she showed
q slRht lmnroNemont.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
A SUICIDE IN GOVERNORS HOUSE
Montana Train Robber Kills Himself After
Fight with Deputies.

Helena, Mont. Aug u.-Isaac GRAY ellie. on trta
for robbing powder house near here last Septcm-
Der Of powder which was later used in wreckinE
Northern Pacific trains. committed suicide thi,
afternoon IN the basement Of Governor Toole' :
home. GraNclie escaped ho about 70 bs
taken 10 the courtroom from thu iail tic fatally
shot Tony koriZek. deputy sheriff, and, pursued
by deputies took refuge In alley beside the home
"f Governor Toole. 4 pistol fight place in the
alley ana Gravelie ran into the basement OF the
Governors house. where he shot and killed him
self.
have been wounded several times I'm his fight with
the deputies.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
ReCeiUers Notice.
TER BROTHERS.-An persons having

/ OWTHER BROTHERS.-Au persons having
against the copaTtneFship Of Lovthe- Broth
composed OF Charles ) IowtheE aud CHRISTOPHER VI
IovFther. doing business Bind Street ard
East River. Borough Manhattan, New York City
hereby notified present ths with the vouchers
thereof subscriber his place OF business No 800
Fifth Avenue Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
before the 18th day OF September 1904
Dated. n Y. August Il. 1904
CHRISTOPHER NJ. LOWTHER-
Receiver OF LoWther Brothers
SHAW. FISK & SHAW. Esqs.. Attorneys for Receiver
$3.50 Nassau Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
G. A. R. mEN 10000 STRONG TO PARADE.

RustOn, Aug. li.-l,eI-orts As to the number
Grand Army veterans no will march IN the
tonal encampment parade Tuesday vary from
day day. but at the present time it seems prob
able that at least $1,000 men will take part in the
procession. Veterans who already have arrived IN
the city are impressed with the decorations now an
place. All public buildings bear imposing displays
or hass and bunting and many business blocks are
appropriately draped Colonel Charles n. Met on
neil. OF Chicago, senior a!ds-de-CHnp CHEZ nf
staff to Commander n Chief Jahn e. BLACK Ar
rived to-day lie at once took charge ,,f ne on
-tlnpmeut arrangements
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
SUMMONS ON MRS. PHIPPs HOLDS.
She Will Have to Answer to Divorce Suit
But She Can Collect Her Income.

district to-day sustained the validity the
summons served on Mrs. Gen-vi'v' Chandler
Phipps in New-Eork. in the divorce proCet dnES
instituted here by her husband. Lawrence g. Phipps.
The motion o. Mrs Phippss counsel 10 Quash In,
summons WAS oVeT!Hl-'. to the defendant. n,lt
sustained 80 flr The United States Stce! Cor
poiation i. T. Morgan 20. and the United STATE
Trust Company drv concerned, thus pernitti.E pas
ment Of dividends and interest to Airs FhippS ou
securities standing "A her name
Mrs Phpp5 has dve days to plead tu the com
rN11 1Fs4F
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
CELEBRATING ITS cENTENNIAl

Rochester. y l.. Aug. 1.-THE residents ~ can
sseTaga' m the northeastern part of Auegany
county, are celebrating TO-DAY the one huudredih n
anniversary or lis settlement In August 1854
ra'aue4 Soylan built og cabin what ie oovy
he main street Of ,he ,og,.. Thi. was the bagi,
nilS o. I',naseraga. Ia ISl5 tn-I, Were So mann.
setuers mat u was determined maize .hc settle
big ELK Horn -44s'l'A"s
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
ART And LETTERS.
The Tale of the 4ncient Painter and
His Pots.

ID. Cooley. ia The Cosnhili Magaz.ne
IN that dim and distant saon
known as Ante-Mycen9an
Nhen the proud Pelasgian stiiI
BOUNDED on his native mill,
An0 the shy Iberian dwelt
Gndisturbed by coLquering Cen.
Ere from out their Aryan home
lame tne lcrds OF Greece and Roula.
Sonewhere in those ancient SPOTS
Lived man who painted Pots
Painted with an art defective.
Quite devoid OF all perspective
Very crude, and causing doubt
When you tried 10 make them ou,
9aen tst Ieast they looked Ike that.
Beasts that might be dog or cat,
rletures blue and pictures RED
All that came into his head:
Not that any tale he meant
On the Pots to represent:
simply twas to make them smart
Simply Decorative Art
SO the seasons onward hied.
And the Painter-person died
But the Pot ghereon ne drew
sun survived as good as new:
PAINTERS come and painters go.
All remains IN s:atu quo.
When thousand years (perhaps}
EEo proceeded TO elapse
Out os Times DrimevaI nnis-
Cane an 1EtloloCist:
6s y snTe"d ana subtle guess
Wrote Descriptive Letterpress
Setting forth the various causes
soT ms drawings on TIE vases.
All the motives. al the riots
OF the painter CT TIE pots.
entertained the nations with
Fable, Saga, Solar Myth.
BASED upon ingenious shots
~ the Purpose OF the Pots
Showing ages subsequent
@hat the painter really meant
AMhlen. OF course. the painter hadr't.
zee have been extremely saddens.
1tAd ne seen his meanings missed
By shs Edologts.l.
Ne1t arrives the Prone TO EFT
Very ancient Chronicler
All that mytaologic lore
swallowing whole and wanting lore.
CrecitiEg what wholly lacked
All sinflituce OF Fact,
Building OF this wondrous basas
AL We know OF early races.
50 ths Past az seen by him
rGfnisned from Its chambers dim
Hypothetical foundations
Whence succeeding generation
8ailt, as on a basis sure.
Branches three oc Literature
socssl Systems four (or hVe),
Two Religions Primitive;
- that one may truly say
iSpeakinG IN a general wave
al the facts and all the knowledge
Taught IN School and taught IN CoIIeg.
Al the books the printer prints
Everything that's happene6 since-
Feels the influence OF what
Once Was drawn upon that Pot
Plus the curious mental twist
Of that .7stioloEisti
But the Pot thar caused the trouble
Lssy entombed IN earth and rubbie.
LEFT shout in various places
u tne wsy thAt early races
Eittites. Greeks. or Hottentots-
Cstf 70 leave important Pots.
TIL 81 length. 20 close the list
Came an Archaoiogist.
Came End dug with care ana main
Cane and foun6 the Pot agaii..
OuE and telveo with spes- ard shoy,el
1sde a version wholly novel
Df tne Fotmsn's old design
tOtners none were genuine
fots were In a special sense
Echt- -Histor1sch Documents:
All who E-T9r hope 10 sten,
Npst begin D.. "tudyins tn-,~.
20 the P1bEc (which. ne gasl
Had been grievOusiy rnisled)
A<-st In az things freshly start
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
ALTERATIONS PLANNED.

IO6,h-st. No 10 West. 70 fve story brick tenN-
ment house = Adams. owner. o Relssrnsl1n.
.
ed 81. Nos 50 and 81 West. 10 two four story
hotels: Whitehau Realty Company and another,
owners. Z " + Ufsr & Co. architects. ---.----
Madison ave. No 6+4 70 a nve story brtck dwell
ing house and store; W Taller. owner; q +
hosa. aLchltect- -...s...,
story brick schoolhouSe. trustees OF Church %
our Lady Of LOurdes, owners: Il Wynn.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
INTENDED UsHERs PALLBEARERs.
Funeral of Miss Clara Sulzer Held at ST.
Andrews, in Harlem.

The funeral OF Miss Clara Sulzer daughter of the
late Herman Sulzer. who died Monday in the
German Hospital after operation for appendi-
citis took place yesterday at St. Andrews Prot
estant Episcopal Church. One-hundred- -and-twenty-
seventh-st and Fifth-ave. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. James Rasher, the assistant
rector. The burial in Woodl8wn-
The pallbearers were those who were TO act as
best men and ushers at the wedding Of MssS Sulzer
20 William Gibson. which had been set for Septem-
lF-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
INCREASE OF POSTAL RECEIPTS.

Washington. Aug. ia net increase OF per
is shown in the statement Of gross postal re-
cepts FOR July as compared with July 1893. at the
fifty largest postofices The aggregate receipts at
the fifty Offices were $iS75O54. a net increase Of
$lS.0l4. The largest increase % per cent at
Dayton. Ohio. the largest decrease was per cent.
at Brooklyn. There We're also decreases at Pitts
burg, Cleveland. Buffalo. Detroit, AIil Iilwaukee New
Orleans, st. Paul MINI: Lowell, Mass: Albany.
Worcester. Mass ana Springfield, Mass. New
Yorks receipts increased per cent and Chicago =
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
SEC. MORTON ON INSPECTION TRIP

Washington. Aug u.-Secretary Morton and his
party left Washington aboard the Dolphin to-day
for trip of inspection TO Northern navy yards. Tho
Secretary was accompanied by Mrs and Miss Nor
ton Attorney General Moody and Representative
Foss. chairman OF the House Committee on Naval
Affairs They will be Joined by Speaker Cannon
and Miss Cannon at Newport.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
THE zeIGLEa MINERS CASE.

Springfield Ills. Aug. iL-Judge Humphrey IA
tho United states Circuit Court to-day. set August
j. the date for hearing the motion OF the striking
union miners Of the Zeigar Coal Company to dis
solve temporary Injunction restraining them fron,
intimidatinG the eEplovcs of the company or inter
tering wiki JE' workings OF he riines Iuda,
Hunphr"H. .u granting the temporary Injunction
had liked September IL the date for the hearinc
but the union miners desired speedy disposal OF
tbs ~ -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
DOCTOR REsCUEs GIRL AT FIRE.
Hotel Kaatersdu in Danger from Blazing
Laundry Building.

KaaterskilL y. y Aug. 1.-THE laundry plant
AZ Hotel .KAatersku caught ire from overhead
cd stove to-day. The flames spread with remark
able rapidty and within five minutes the large
laundry building a roaring furnace. No lives
were lost. A young woman tainted on the roof
but was rescued by DR.. Ouell OF New-York. a
guest a the Laurel House. and James kline, a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Is2t-st - 2133 il1251TI1I. vacant: z Coop Bldg
& Loan Assn. agt L. " Hughes et al Langdon atty
A 7 Fitch ref. DUE 81 24SII taxes. etc. Si4
the plaintiff. SSl0
By Peter Meyer; 10th st. n s. 225 q " 1st-ave;
25I94 10 story h; z Asch sno. trustees;
: Morehouse al. Simpson. W s. c. ttys: Fl
Porneroy S26. $50 10; taXes ETC. 81. .225
sub Bucksrhoiz. sS6O5O.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

II5th 50. No 3l5 West CtrunO. for story
hrck orlcc building l6xlI. and 1l5th-st. No
3iS West Gcarl. for a ups story frame shed,
I6NS0. J Livingston. owner, r Ross. archt-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
REALTY NOTES.

Warner Norf. "a. Norlsn Trust Comp any.
ths hIy No. East -se-OUd-s, the sas of
which ,~portrd yesterday
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
BURGLARS AGED FIVE AND SEVEN

Syracuse. Aug. U--Auriel and Artemus Hutton
seven and hve years old. respectively. were arrest
cd to-day for burglary. The children entered and
tansseked a house in the owners absence They
took away everything of interest 10 ch{lIrer "a, /
other property. ~'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Ry D Phoenix Ingrahsnl: c3d-s.. Is4 II . 9th
ave- story brk bIdg 25x9s9: sale; sd-avs
SOth-st i've story brk bdEs 9s o1IOO:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
New Company Incorporated to Present Sum-
mer Attractions

Articles of incorporation have been hied at Al
bany for tho F. Ray Comstock Company. which
enables il 10 conduct a theatrical business and 10
organize summer attractions. The officers of the
company are r Ray Comstock president, sam s.
Shubert. Vtce-presideT l. Lee ShubeTt. secreta ~.
ana William hleia. attorney. Mr.. Comstock was
Formerly treasurer OF the NeW-YorlI Casino and
lest sesscH took out THE Runaways'' on a road
tour
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Arthur Playfair who for two seasons VAS o.
member Of Charles Hawtrey's company, has becn
engaged by Charles Frohman for g. character rart
in Lefty" the new Pinero play in which William
HaVersh2m opens the season AZ the Hudson. sIc.
Playfair Will arrive from London next wcsk
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

SHAM BATTLE IN THE SOUND.-Ihe NoFtn II
,11,.to c,,,o,lror which has been manoeuvring OF
the coast returned to New-London last night. Ihe
officers say the sham battle of Tuesday night was
impromptu and Of relative lnpoT lan'e sa baatan
caIIv the torpedo boat destroyerS were oS"'Si'-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

GREAT LAKES NAVAL sTATION.-The COM
mission appointed to select a site on the Great
Lakes for a naval training station returned mere
to-day after a of the lake region, ana WIZ
formulate report recommending Il site
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
HOFFMAN ARMS

MADISON AVE & 59TH ST
apartment Is rooms and kitchen an sI.nv- q -
WIN one ana TWO PATHS. restaurant IL rsrs
doctors ard dentists Offices living apsrr17sred
.el Slores rent from 81 200 70 s. eco select oatr
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

After finishing his work tha production Of
The Coronet Of a Duchess" for Mrs BloodEood
and Granny" for Mrs Gilbert Clyde Fitch viii
begin work a new play for blanche Wash 30
be produced IN Ncw-York after the holiday
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Henry Wolfsohn has arranged for Nine. Sehu-
EGannHeink 70 sing her farewell concert here at
Aanhattan Beach Theatre SunCay evening
August y. She has been singing in concerts since
her return from Europe on July L.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

TYPHOID AT TRIESTE.-Captain GleaVes' ol
the MayAower cabling to the Navy Department
from Trieste on the condition OF the American
sailors in hospital there. Ill with typhoid f@eXeL, @
says Pressler's condition continues serious "iii
the others doing well.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Charles Frohman will begin his second season at
the Herald Square Theatre, Monday. August Y
when he and George Edwardes present Sam Ber-
aarc in two weeks eT gagenent in The Girl
from kays." with the original company. includinf
Miss Hattie Williams.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

-7-1s1 EAST S1sT-sT.B Beautiful . and 8 room
lDk aDsrtments baths. all light rooms. every
$50 to $40.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

The Serio Comic Governess." in which Miss
Clssy LOTUS IS to star at the Lyceum under Dan
Gel Frohman's management, will he produced by
early in November
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

was announced st the Navy Department to-day
that Captain George T. F. Wilde commandaht Oh
the navy yard at Boston. and Captain Charles .;
Train president of the Board OF lnSpec0ioH a aar
Survey. have been promoted TO the grade o. rear
admiral
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

GOING OUT OF COMAuSSION.-The Navy De-
artment has been advised of the departure OF inc
IoD+,,on,er,, from, Colon She has beer ordered
North to he placed out OF commission at the
League island Navy Yard. She IS coming by way
OF Guantanamo.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Angus: 1O-Ths Chesapeake from Newport tor NeT-Io
don. tho Denver from San Juan for Culcbra, the
Montgomery from Colon for Guantanamo
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
ARRIVED
- - ~

il lr7Ist a-Iha Peoria aud tho Mckee a New9or'
August l0-Ths Whipple. Worden. the TruItuu the
Hopkins and Hull Newport, tho Dixie at
Narblenead the So!aco at Honolulu
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

WaShInEL0n,
COURT MARTIAL ACTION APPRovED-sec-
retary Morton has approved the action or the gen
eraI martial IN the cases Of Second Lleu'e"-
ants e s Berry and Emile p Noses OF the marine
corps. These officers attached 20 the MAJ
barracks at Annapo,!s, were conVicted on t ,oso
charge OF fnto1!cation and were seEtenceC 10 80
four numbers in lneal rank and be pubhc'y "OS''
manded by the Secretary OF the Nav
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

RED Ah-'-- .,,- c,,-..,o and Adxs-
IN For La CSuayra. Puerto Caoetlo. CurAe
cabo via curacao. calling also at SSn Juan
From ILst 20 ~S Saturday. August 70 noos
PTIII.ADEI.PHIA- SaturtA4ys epte-tSo =
. - Eor IA Csuayra Curacao and MeFaealss01 soc-
.Sa-urdays Aeses.. 81 noon
C ZTTTIA SATURDAY ALss
rbsss Steamers have superior accomrnodaI'A' -
-~
BOIYTOS, BLISS & DAlsLssAA -
General Managers, So Wall 81
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
a POUNDED
pARSON

Last night the Baptist parson-
age on Railroad avenue was
broken into by company of
more than one hundred people
while the minister and his wife
were out calling. The children
were greatly alarmed and hasten
ed to the telephone to call the abb
sent minister who, after summon
ing some help, rushed to the par
sonage, and to say that he was
amazed would put it mildly, for he
found the house filled with jolly
lot Of parishiOners and friends
who had come to surprise and
pound the parson on his thir-
ty-ffth birthday.
A large number Of presents too
numerous to mention, were
brought, including nice sum OF
cold cash. This generous dona-
ton following so closely the gift
by the Mems Bible class in the
Baptist Sunday-school Of a hand
some sectional bookcase, a fine
drugget and a study chair, makes
the Baptist pastor doubly happy
and thankful. Not alone because
of the gifts, but more especially
because of the friendship and
esteem of the givers.
The pastor, Rev. A. S. Kelley,
and wife, desire to express their
sincere gratitude to all who had
part in these donations.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

The bi-county annual meeting
of the w. c.. T. U. of Peasants
and Tyler counties which was held
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Lee yes
tcrday afternoon was well attend
ed.
All of the county officers were
present with the exceptions OF
Treasurer Mrs. P. 7. Campbell,
who has taken a residence in an
other part of the State.
The. reports from the various
departments were very good.
Mrs. John F. Barron OF st.
Marys, was elected delegate to the
State convention at Harrlsvllle,
which will convene on the l2th
inst.
Mrs. Kelley, wife of our Baptist
minister, was present and aided
very materially in the work OF
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
GREAT AUTO
MOBILE RACE
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Westbury, N. Y, Oct. S.-Sev-
enteen automobiles driven at ex-
press speed streaked around a
course a little over thirty miles
in length today for the honor of
winning the the prize cup do
mated by VIM. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
Ten times the PAGERS blazed their
way around the road track max
ing the total distance little over
300 miles in distance, speed and
time. which held the thousands of
spectators gathered along the
course spellbound.
The United States, Germany,
France and Italy were all repre-
ented in the race, and added in
terest was given by the fact that
among the contestants were three
millionaires with their own ma
chimes.
The start was made promptly at
6 o'clock and thirty-four minutes
later all were whistling around
the course at an average speed OF
fifty to over sixty miles an hour.
The first round of the course was
made by George Test in 24:O4,
which was the fastest time made
in the round.
Punctures, broken main drivers
and shafts brought several OF the
contestants to a standstill early III
the race. While rounding a curve
near Queens, on the Hampstead
road, a 60-horse power automo-
bile driven by Arteni skidded and
overturned and both AREN'T and
his machinist, Mussell, were badly
injured and had to be taken to
the Minol hospital.
The best work in first three
hours working was by Test, he
leading all competitors.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
W. c. T. u. BI-C0UNTY

the afternoon.
Miss Retta Lee and Miss Mabel
Rogers each rendered a fine piano
selection. Miss Lee presided at
the piano during the song service
of the afternoon and was much
appreciated for her assistance.
After the business session closed
the ladies repaired to the home OF
Mrs. j. D. Emery, who had pre-
pared an elegant supper for them
and to which all did ample JUS
tice.
The evening was spent until
train time shopping and showing
the visitors the fine stores of the
city.
The names of officers and sup
erintendents elected for the new
year will appear in Monday S Re
view.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
lINION DISTRICT PRO-
HlBITlON CONVENTION

Justices of the Peace-A. l..
Stewart and n. H. Brown.
Constables-John D. Cornell
and w. E. Stewart.
Commissioner Board Of Educa-
tion-John Core.
Hon. Jasper Lisk, the veteran
Prohibitionist of New Matamoras,
O., was the speaker OF the oc-
casion and advanced an argu-
ment which convinced his hearers
that the liquor question is the
paramount issue before the Amer
lean people.
Rev. E. H. Waters made a brief
but earnest address which was
highly appreciated.
DR.. NJ. M. Reppard, the cand-l
date for Sheriff, was introduced
and defined his position on the Is
sues of the campaign.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

The Prohibitionists OF Union
district held their convention at
Friendly Friday afternoon at 2 p.
m. and was largely attended.
The meeting was called to order
by Friend Williamson, the district
chairman, who named Rev. I. j.
Hickel as temporary chairman and
j. j. Parker as temporary secre-
tary. The temporary organlza-
ton was afterward made perma-
nent. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. E. II. Waters,
pastor of the U. B. church at Mid
dlebourne.
The songs, "America. When
Christians Vote as They Pray, -"
"Prohibition Marching Song,
were well rendered.
Nominations were made as fol-
lows:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
SCHOOL NOTES

of % members thoroughly enjoy
ed this and profited much by the
observations made.
John Griffith, the tragedlan,
will visit the schools on Tuesday
next and address the pupils OF
the high school and upper grades
on the subject of literature IN
general and Shakespeare in par
ticular. This is by special ar
rangement with him. The hour is
2 40 p. m, and the public is IN
vited to hear this address. That
all may do so the school auditor
iuni will be thrown open and the
pupils interested assembled there,
Those who bought tickets
through the schools last week and
ed the library fund to the amount
of $3.50.
During the school month just
closed there were thirty visits
made by teachers to the homes of
pupils.
The total number enrolled at
the schools the past month were
$50: average attendance, shrdluuu
$50.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

The following new suits have
been filed in the past few days:
K. G.. Moore, administrator OF
the will of T. j. Keller, deceased,
VS.. Eva F. Keller, widow of T. j.
Keller. Moore & Engle, attorneys.
John H. Pierce, administrator
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

The aid that it being given the
japanese by Chinese bandits will
make the day of reckoning with
Russia a sorry one for China when
it comes to pass.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
new SUITS IN COURT

of Walter Donald Pierce, deceas-
ed, VS.. E. A. Durham, guardian.
Mccoy & Church, attorneys.
j. w. Grim, administrator OF
the personal estate of Isaac Nc
Connell, VS.. Robert S. Mcconnell
ct al. Boreman & Carter, attor-
neys.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08
GOVERNMENT TO

tives will be lodged in the hands
of japanese ambassadors. Japa-
nese coinage will be substituted
for the money of the land and
the Korean army reduced to TO-
600 soldiers.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

Jim Fisk, Jr., authorized collec-
tor for Fisk Sewing Machine COM
pany and Bridgeport Piano COM
pany, will visit every customer IN
West Virginia and Ohio on the
10th inst. All kindly be prepared.
L. L. Fisk. 10,S-1t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-08

WANTED-To buy a second
hand water tank to hold from TO-
600 to $1,000 gallons. Ohio Val
lev Steel foundry, Paden City, W.
Va 10,S-2t
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Special to The Oil Review.
Toxic, Oct. S.-Japan has ar
ranged for a complete remodeling
of the Korean government. The
Court of Functionaries will be re-
duced, the diplomatic representa-