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New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

Mulvaney." The Nan Who Would Be King
and more other brilliant works than we need
enurnerate As for the bulk Of the book. all
that carries it is the authors gift for vividness
in description and Characterization At its best
it means material like this. from Steam Tao
tics" the tale in praise OF the automobile:
had seen Kysh drive before. and 7 thought
y-s-e exalted beyond nv knowledge be 1u1pro-
vised on the keys-tne 5lapplg tssT- a. VA 71,r
prCEress was sometimes tuEue ana soLl-t-1Iless .
barn dance, varied on open green's oy t!e -o1,i7
= fairy rings When protested a. LLt-- ~. +La
ssv was. '.I'U hypuOtize the fowl III oazzle the
rooster or other words equaly LuLL-e .--57 bsr
OH tEat could 40 ner J-sLLf 7tg,+ NJ IiF 81
broad the WesteruIIg lBlt anu = -
with her. She whooDed into VelIed noilo%a % -
and Sussex oak; she devOured lnIi1lLe pes
of park palingsi she surgtd lhIo4sl -o s2ii,a4e5
lets whose single streets gave oacE- - - -
the clatter OF her exhaust anq, tlTele77s. le -
droned Ike honing bee. her shadQ" Lsls'-l1i 81
ing in the sun that she chased 70 MS lair- She
uosed up Urparochial byways ana acc9llou. @ IA
roads Of the least accoTnodalloA' anu pL1 -
Scared turf OF new raised molehls under her most
marvellous springs with never a jar. Anu $40 49,
The Kings highway IS used loE every pLll POS "a
traAic IN ulid-career she stepped aside Tor: or
flung amazing loops about the oralnless erl'gl' &
the trIveress horse the drunken carrier, lIe elt-
gagged couple, the female student OF the bIcycle
ana her staggering instructor. the pig, me per
fubulat0r. and the infant school tWhere II as
eFrh0gued yeIpiug Cross-roads) with the grace
OF Nellie Farrer upon whom be the Peace and
the 1.-THE abandon Of all the Vokes family. But at
heart she was ever Jude as I remember that
Judic long aEO-Judic clad in bourgeois black from
wrist 10 ankle, achieving incredible improprletles.
This Is good KipIng, a little overdone, may
hap. but stln characteristic. If we are only
mildly grateful FOR H. however, It is because we
believe that with the gifts he has shown in the
past. he ought 70 he finding something TO do
that would be better worth while
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
WOEK WANTED.

Eemales
STENOGRAPHER and TEPEsW n -
Nv Young woman. beginner. DONALD
Tribune Uptown once. .364 Broadway
STENO1RAPHER and TTPEW II E-tl--
Quick and ObliEfug. neat and accurate.
A. NJ Box Il Tribune Ofics-
STENOGRA PIER BY young lady Rem
fnR-ou and r T-alierwood operator. gooC pen
man one yee~-s experiences. Kiss L, 4sS
West-sc.. Brooklyn
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR. pTcEci i-.4t-
wishes place with broker al a -easonaaie
salary. understands rypewriItng and stelUg-
rapEy. HEN IlIETTE ROSENFELD. l-o
" est II7uh-si
YOUNG LADY, college graduate. wishes 20
give instruction in German OF F'rench IoE
one more pupil: highest reference Actress
A J. Box los Tribune Odice-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE people,
aHr ANTIQUES AND cUR1os.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. l5s.
i6s WeEt 5ath-st-. near Ith-ave-. lnvi les
lnEpscrion of Lnis most interesting collection
o. genuine Colcaial. Chippencale and other
originals. Grandfather Clocks. Eighboys.
CiaweSoL anc spindle legged pieces every
descrlpsion; al A. ulosr attractive prices
Entrance 156-
EEGLLCISG picture frames. furniture.
gold leaf reasonable charges. also gold
chairs. Only $3.50, worth s. GOLD FUR
NITERE NANCF ACTLEERS, 20 sixth
ave. opposite eth-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

III RS An eZ-
per- designer and
Erler wal remodel
a1c repair al Kinds
u tl-s r=as ually
FRED kHDEAIE.i.,
- 8ta ave bet
l5lu and 10Th.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
BOARD AND RooMA

ST ALEANS. : EAST 6LST-S-.
Rooms. single eE Bu--e WllE prtVata
baths; doctors of.ce; dining room parIo-
floor. electric light, excellent table beard
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

CHEF--Taze charge OF first class hotel or
restaurant. SobeC. incu4--i1us twenty
years experience. trsr class reference.
downtown restaurant preferred HEY
WANG. - 4th-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

/ CHAMlERNAID ana WAITRESS. .-Bv
young North o. u sllud Protestant. wages
SIG n Hltmayer's Bureau. I53 Wes-
29l-st Telephone lsG4-- Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

1 COOK. Waitr-ss. mar~ all s-ansrrsss. 5sst
references Miss LARSON Emp lovrner :
Office % West 81 a-st Tel. 2. 3.U44=Aladl-
son square
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN.-By middle
AGED Swiss. experienced driver. under
s-luds horses carriages. harness. green
houses vegetable gardening. noUseW ok
can rltk satisfactory reference JOHN.
$50 peari-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments. pri-
vate bath: meals ST weekly: Tor TWO.
So weekly NAA RENSSELAER, 1s East
ill., near sLh-aEe.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

WASHrNG.-Nou-nn ro take hcs1e -.
Washing Mrs.. CASEY .js5 -
near s0-h-sr-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

HousEEEEPER or eEcP--.-- =
-. .tsr.q NEnsn, <<nsFtz1r~ - ~ ,-s-l1I--- -
= - &C nsei S~fsr-HEsx u..,sz,...-,---
~Aes<A Z 8, -i.t-1x oees 'e-'ss -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
MACHINERY.

-------->--@--,---@
AT REDUCED PRICES--SOO secondhand
wood and iron working machfnea- S.iil@
CuG-aEtaed, machiEeFy bought and eE
changed Gee 3 EDDY seS Aacison-sf
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
po,rrsrrc srrrA1IONs wANTED.

GARDENEz.-Ey American. Iiill.--s 49, - 'l -
Iaad@cs5s Ssr5eTe-. good horseman, dairy
Iaan. poultry unusually proacisn' a.. tools
VIII be dfsengaged october o. n,.-..sl .l,l' = =
-sfe-snceS V-fli go bIfsh ability, replJa-loI,
ar- v,-s----r a--T-T.,yFs- can be Interviewed
FRED MILLS. 210 Franklin ST. ---'oiil-
Reid y Z
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

FARMER. and GARDENER. BY middle
aged German-Amsricans VIE seoe nuS-st t,
maker. good reference. AddFess A. No-
"a. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

1 HORsEMAN, experienced. in riding acad-
eruy or gentleman stable. well known o.
/ Ireland with principal packs uf hounds, ex-
ceUen- characte-- For further particulars
/ address. b. registered mall PATRICK I
/ CARPENTER. Wtlsboro Point Essex Co.
y y
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
yapanese EmploYment Burear
LOST


LOST Or STOLEN. .-Bankbook No. sa5 ~
or the German Savings Bank 81 the CIV
q New ofk- corner 4th-ave and lsth-=r
issuee % Nellie Tchir- AL persons u-e
cautioned AGAINST negotiating the same. II
not returned - tne lauk On TIE 25tn ss--
% October 1905. a duplicate wiz be .sg1ef
LOST. T.-BauEhook Eo As $50 s.a-,,,-,-.
Bank Tor Savings. - and &c VAL
New ora Eayment stopped auE ea---.f,
tion applied tar- Please return 10 bsrr
LOST on STOLEN. .-PassbG0k M 49,.
OF the American savings BanE AM -
sons are cau-icnec against purctasi-p -
ileEc-Asi1E the same and any r--e,-
haNlrg q claim 10 said p1ssilook is ha-sl,.-
called upon 70 present The same 20 the No.
on or before the erk day OF October fi.1s
or summit 10 having the passhook lcclar'-
cancelled and exrfnguished and a new hcct-
issued n lieu thereof
LOST --Banlrbook No 433 ~. Bsr, -
naFings, 80 srh-ave- Eew-TorIr --'
LllenL sloppec- Please return book t. -
AssL.--Bznkbs1E Ne. ses,O9l. ban, -
--el~4 80 sfn=ase,, Es~f=Terf -
$50 s----S-- t-s2ze Hsl-z1 ee1< a t4,r
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

GARDENER - Fine vegetable grower
small greenhouse. IaWus, walls. ar- e.
ana ae0erpIIv useful. can milk COW strict
Z lv s1ba-- st references. THO MAS, az
/ Carpenter 3. I54 5th--sc-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
HELP WANTED.


Feraalo
rrE17 WM ar FmF-
M III III ~ I~NfI
-
y w ZH III ~ ls II IL
@lsl- SS --s4l u y ID A.---4g
'0I EAST siST 81
,-s. - --.I.,,-. ' s7 80 - ~ ogA.
are in r,ai-.-c f-r,- "a b., IL,
---c-ences .-gsat .-a.s.
-
coo1-, coL..y F-r--t, ana ,-.s-t.4,-
.,-.-.-. -, ,,,-- - q g,Ae,.ea.-s
81 Tenn. --as.-.tf-.
COOK ,4,.s -rstr -.ar, - r.--. s-
u,, 80 - - -r.,, - 49,.
va -'--' No ~ -'''' IN nl-s2a-
.r-N--,pr-sc cor t ra-
isurlrrss sa2 muse So Nalt-e-E a. 90
-sarI6-r-1,is z-s esf---ss -
---- - "a & ', . = 80 49, - -----y -
IA f.. >--rr-r5 t---.rte--- ..,t.. -,-,sy f.-
----- ----s --ri 60 =, %
.u7r : So seer -
"a 4, ,--,r-r, ,,,-- 49,. ..,,,.t,,, -
'-,-,..t- -
yor.f -s-,rc,., -.,1-.--.s n E,a9- f,.---.,
- - = : -------
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WORK WANTED.
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a FORMER select citv emDl0ye desires po-
E.rion "a secret service OF mercantile
house or corporation where a gentleman VI
c7aracte- ana eteriing habits IS required
&C. no s9Hcitiag Address x care Pro-
fessUr Klein laeI LexiDEtan-ave.
-----
rea1er or visiting teacher by University
Of Chicago graduate. speclaltles. EugI.4n
history. elocuran. highest testluonla.z.
BRDDkHCEST Hopeweu Junction. y T
ACCOUNTANT. - Thoroughly conver.a7,
with modern accounting - stems exam
nations ana auditing books. installing cost
ELEK. IT, 81. MarSs Place. Manhattan.
-----
ACCOUNTANT an4 bookkeeper wants even
ing work. references. terms moderate.
bS5&.eepeT, Ell. A3d-sss &, p "a 7.l,S T5s,.H.,
Office
BooKKEEPEE. experienced. who has
ceru Tor few years wishes similar place
NJ Ig East I24rh-sr
----
BOOKKEETER Young man -. can fur
cR4.S-r, a-isil ~ % siieef William
BOOKKEEPER SIX years best refer
SCI or bools REITABI.E 30 XTIli5ussi,
ave Brooklyn
-r,I---T-77I--- ----------
,.r- - - -. go -, - - Ig nous
- l.--- ,ll - = - "a :. - dle
54th-st. Telsr11.ne ! s-I|e,s-,..s "es'
BAKHR r,,rr.rta-..s on on ,,t,t. =
hreeG .sT.s -. r-isEa, So, -9 %
1880 N5S11L-,7 "9'1, -. e. WITH
49,
DgA' -, a. my ll44Nb. "ou4c bfelef nan
1-ef at.i "'tA stIp1s "lill1g ana
9Sl-siLe. NloT SIS " lLLL-AM HAHbAtt-
-, &c Vs. '"ti
81 NlsAes 70 learn trade; eieetrici2n pre-
r.. - Gu - d.s0 NolA III uH'ce A'h-
~ '"o 4-ast 4o"tn-si
- at.A sI.--5y American. university grad
ua1e' several years experience IN G-r-
man research laboratories. Address P r.
-. 11l.e well 4le-. me BTonx
COR rc,E ,fAN ,-,r, -. ~ l-,
=. = t 1i[N-'t Hoh ouL west, with
J-ags 'TI rs ~ rsleLs'l,-s
ers ss4 T,-t,,i' A''N-4e 'p'o"" Ut
-f
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

I C,ARDrN-F-P ~ American 80: married.
one -hiId. understands MS business n
/ all is branches. good reference =. AE-4L-
LER, Bound Brook n J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

I GARDENER ana superintendent on gen
tleman's place. thoroughly uneersS SaIils
/ his business IN all branches, ;nciudlns iala-
scape Work and farm EiaIlas men Ice
/ recommended H 3. 100 ELls~ort--sl-.
/ BIackrock- Bridgeport. Conn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

/ H0CSEWORk texcept laundryl by Amer
lean couple, competent E-plzcopa alia-lz f,
clean: good habits. country. two adults. nc
I other servants. cook. butler. h0Useuzn-
{ BCDINGTON 3s55 West ISth-sr.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
IITTLE ADVERTIsEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE

LITTLE
WORK WANTED.
GRADUATED PHARMACIST. SO ysars.
IN MISUNDERSTANDING business. chemical
laboratory or wholesale drug house. CL-'
SO Bergeu-st-. Brooklyn
H0TEI. MANAGER. thoroughly conpe-
tent whose speciality IS securing patron
age and retaining 4 seeAs po5-.-e- p5 IA -'~
York P. Room %, . Broa1Way-
ITALIAN INTERPRETER. with firm or
person doing business with Ltal&Is'
speaks and writes English JOHN BOTIO
- Czrmlne-5-
JANITOR-By man and wife. no children.
husband handy WITH toD-ss Two O1 t. e
mats nals' S1I.s I11 s5Sc,EzI s {,S a5sns
s., Brooklyn: rear.
JANIToE. CARETAKER.-B man and
Rifs. man doorman. valet; middle aged;
wife good plain cook. laundress, good c4eaTl-
erss best references THOMAS Ia Last
4ad-st-. care q Murphy.
JANITOR.-Germsn couple: sober; no
children. tend one or several houses
steam heated fats. JANITOE. SIS East
I4lst-zt-
PORTER or USEFUL MANY young
cJlcreG man SOBER. honest and tnorGug5-
IL reliable, references. address WILLIAM
CLARK. care " Ladson. So est oSlh-sl.
PORTER. USEFUL 8IAN.-Good writer.
bookkeepev aged 40. j. 3. W lLSON' 10
Charies-st-
p0p-rF waiter. housenau anything IN
general hv respectable cClored man So
reference. Address II5 ~ est oSc-sl-' r4l-
ton box first floor
PORTER. BY Young colored man IN sa-
loon or elevator, personal FeAsls---e
sPINCER. $50 West 37rh-st
PORTER. &c.-Colored man as porter:
waiter or butter; can make hlIllse.l - uSe -
abour house. Address JANLI Ok. % Lex
!ngtlE-ave., BTooklNn n.
PORTER. -Ezperiezc-c in hote! and sa-
loon. steady position IN saloon, ho1s' %
CHARLES KANN. . Graham av. = HIyn- HIy-
PRIVATE SECRETARY % prominent at
turney. having spare ttTle Ll ---'
would take charge Of estate; collect Isl--., s.
etc: competent and IrUstvrurtily- A-'-'
W. Tribune Once
REPAIRING. &c-W0rk done a. your -1 oNn
home al mechanic s wages; me IuILl-t,-. u---s
repairing. mattresses made Over -. -
laid. vanishing and pol!sh!nS oe --- Gle
CHARLES STCDE. ST 6tn-aFe-
tri-isrf-z store
STENOGRAPHER typewriter and office as
sistaut- three Years eZreFiei-S-
accurate reliable. excellent references ~
GOODMAN. "a Rivington-st
---,
sTENOGRAPHER ana TTPEVy F'LT E-s---1
1a has I5-is szrsrience can furnish oes5 81
references Su-ith machine l------ -
RoNES. 553 West 32a-st
sTF'NoGRAPHER of very wide coI'iIi,i'll, ia,
with a Fo1a house. excellent references =
- 80 - " ~
TEN0GEAPEt.R and TTFEW RI TER
Little knowledge ~ Bookkeeping, assist
KIvlAT. as wee- l655 81.
SECRETARY 70. excellent stenograpHer
- - r,r-sT S-l-zs5
~ r. aa ~-,5rss 5ir.f~e
sKETrFEE and assist designer. by young
dress julius i.ASiCr-rs. ESQ E.l.zahstH-at.
THOMAS PRICE National Home. Wis
-lr-.u
T-FHoI .<TE.REF Hair r~at-resses reno
waited ,a-r.-sr t-ape-ies. curtains. slip
covers a-sr Sass v-or.l-nan. residence or
r-.-s "a So
u-Art-fflfaN ar d. 4 FyH--rA E-r-R v.fti, vrt
z+~ ,.s-s. god -.sa-a-,re SLzE-E-F4 An
-. I--r-s-s
~, -l1.. -er-tea-e ? ,I-T,siI%r.I a.
WsEl-a-~
-
Hr-. sr.u
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

GENERAL HOCSEWORK. chauberm.IT
0r wait So. by coilred sir small rar7iI~
Liza HARRIS. 213 West 60th-Es. -.
Esy Tor
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

GENERAL HOCSEvvC E--By HEb. -
ored Woman. eor raa--y OF TWO asfuir-.
good COOS an -auldr-ss first class refs--
ence. wages s. per wseA h MITCHELL
~ WesI 4urh-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

GARDENER American, married. IN chill
dren. lie experience IN flowers. fru-- and
vegetables. Outslle and under glass, lauc-
sCaping shrubbeTy. roads and lawns also
management o. stock and poultry capaoia
entire management farge country place
highest class refersu -. security Y desired
GA -DENER y East 3s-h-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

FURS-An ez-
[s~tsRs Efe sEsf<ssa per- designer and
81 E4EAxZnTSsES ErJer WILL remodel
- ~ NEeh a1c repair al kinds
Il" m " u elrs rzaslually-
NJ FRED kHDEAIs.iZ
%Sz%-Fzz@s-9zs ~ 8ta-ave. beJ.
l5lu and 10Th.
LADIES, ATTENTION!
SO GUARANTEED SILK PE-TICOATs.
We w!I make TO order uusE-i-ka1ie Flan-
ne Waists. So SIX. ST. Velvet. $3.50.
Extensive choice in newest SHADES ~ ma
-e--aiE- Latest designs. Ladies own ma
-erial rakel
NJ PRICE q CO.
~ Nes- - Street
ATTRACTIVE GOWNS. .atesr fashions.
tailor made. OUT Dy day, home preferred
excellent references. Mrs. SC'ENLDT . .323
4th-aFe. Teiephone 3.553-Mornl nlngsl de.
DBEsSNz EER wishes a few more Gus
a1-eec 81 East I-5th-st
DREsSSIA EER First class dressmaker
wishes ceW more customers by the Gav
Miss 4. GREEN BERG. - East sIs--st
DFEssMAKER sEAMsTRESs .-,-alored.
0u- rr 1av SlJ1 quick sewer. or .aGy's
u-alc- understands children dresses.
RICHARDSON - West 194rh-sr
DEESsMAEER wishes few mere custom
ers al home. also children dre-srralSing
VII ealL PERKINS. AL West gan ST.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RESTAURANT.

The Carloa formerly % the Resra1ran+
RichelieuJ. - " 9sIr -
LCnch, Abe; Din-. 6oc-. " ae. Select Music
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
EMPLoYMENr AGENC.Us.
81. BARTH0LOMFW's

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHoLOMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
2l1 East 42t-st FIRST class dcrussrics are
supplied. also managing ulus-aerpers ma
irons. s1---uesses. tutors. etc.
japanese Employment Bureau,
LIB GO -rnbus-eve- Tel. 56G-CoL
An 2ho troubles Of servants disappear Il
you employ first class japanese. *. XII
WAVAMA
cANADIAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. IS
West @lzr-st. tTei. ]. I.fTe-f5rarrl .-- First
class cuu4esfles. gJveTTlesses huuzeaeer-
e~s hu-iFrs e-c
THE GREAT LONG ACRE AGENlvY
&aie slc female domestic servants lss
---tn ave- y 2 Established - years.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

JAPANESE BUTLER. in single person 5
place % n good small family. expert
encsd. good valet, country ISAWA- sSl
Gates-ave- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

A eKIN or BEATTY Is a Joy F-51
EVER
-. 2 FELIX GOr-RACD-s ORIENTAL
CREAM or MAGICAL EE-A CTTFTER
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

+ HOCSEWORk General. Japanese. expert
enced. wants situation. private family .
I good references. no card JAPANESE. =
Z West 67rh-st-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
HAIRY ARD
GETS GIANT
TELESCOPE
COllegeSeCureSMam-
moth English In
Strument.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTON, Aug. Sl.-The Harvard
Observatory is to have added to it's
equipment what is considered the
largest efficient telescope in the world,
the five-foot aperture rejecting instru-
ment constructed by the famous Eng
lish astronomer. a. A. Common.
Preparations are now being made for
packing the telescope and transferring
it to Harvard. The mirrors will be
sent first for the purposes of expert
menting previous to setting up the
whole instrument. The site chosen for
the giant star reveaIer is an open
space in the easterly part of the OBJ
servatory grounds, near Bond street
1t is not intended 10 erect dome for
1t, as the great height of the telescope,
about twenty-seven feet in length.
would make such a building too ex-
pensive.
The new telescope viii be used main
ly for Photographic work.
1t is nearly twice as large as the
Lick Observatory telescope, which has
an aperture of thirty-six inches.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
WOMEN BATTLE
ON The STREET
Slap, Scratch and Pull Each
Others Hair Until Crowd
Steps In and Stops Fight
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 31.-Believing that
Miss Maud Fitzhugh had weaned her
husbands affections from her Mrs. Lot
tie Livingstone attacked the former on
the street last evening. Mrs. Living
stone, few days ago, brought suit
against Thomas d. Livingstone for di-
vorce on the ground of cruelty. She
asserts that he has been paying at
tention 10 other women. Last evening
Mrs. Livingstone, with two women
friends, was passing along South Sec
ond street. When near Santa Clara,
street she met Miss Maud Fitzhugh
and her sister. Mrs. Belle White. She
stopped them and said to Maud: Il
know all about you and my husband. -
Mss Fitzhugh resented the accusa-
ton Of trifling with Livingstone's af-
fections and a mix-up followed, in
which the two women slapped, scratch
ed and pulled each others hair Miss
FitzhuSh's sister joined In and Mrs
Iivingsfone's friends rallied to her res
cue. A crowd gathered and the com
batants were separated. but not be-
fore The toilets Of the participants had
been disarranged
Miss Fitzhugh and her sister to-day
left for their home in Portland, Ore
gon. They are well known in this city
and have been employed as stenogra-
piers at the Chamber Of Commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01
DRUGGISTS
FINED FOR
BOYCOITING
for ViOlat-
ing Injunction
Of Court,

CHICAGO, Aug S1.-Twenty-h i've
hundred retail druggists in the United
States were declared guilty of con-
tempt of court by Judge Dunno Of the
Circuit Court to-day. and the National
Association of Retail Druggists. OF
which they are members. was fined
$1,000. while Thomas W. WOoten. secre-
tary Of the. organization. was fined
$500. The cases against five wholesale
druggists of Chicago, also charged with
contempt, were continued until the fall
term of court. when it will be necessary
for them to take additional proof into
court TO purge them Of the contempt
charges.
The injunction under which the
druggists association was fined was
secured by Isaac Piatt, a retail drug
gist Of Chicago, in November. 1902. and
restrained them from interfering in
any manner with the securing OF sup
plies by PIatt, who had incurred the
associations displeasure, it was
charged. because he would not join it.
'.Platt has been deprived Of the right
in this community to sell goods, Judge
Dunno said in rendering his decision.
Nothing can be more clear. 1t is
combination that has prevented him
from securing supplies, and this court
enjoined the defendants in this case
from carrying out their plan to prevent
PIatt obtaining goods"
Platt charges that he has been black
listed and bOycctted by the association
and that through it's influence all the
wholesale houses in Chicago have re-
fused to sell him supplies. The associ-
alton made its defense upon the plea
that Platt was attempting to sell the
goods at wholesale. thus cutting the
prices
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01

LIAOYANG, Aug. 31.--The second
days battle commenced at dawn. The
Russians made repeated bayonet ad-
vances on the road directly south of
Liaoyang, where the Japanese ap-
preached from Sanquaiship and Tao.
shelling the positions in the Russian
lines until o'clock in the. afternoon.
Then the enga cement, which was gen.
eral throughout the south and south
east, narrowed to the main line.
The Japanese advance on the south
east was by way of the Fengwang-
cheng road.
Immediately in front of Chiaoentuan
the japanese stubbornly attempted TO
occupy a round-toDDed hill, which was
literally deluged by the Russian shells,
making repeated attempts the entire
day Where apparently Ii was impossible
for anything to live.
The cannonading continued from this
point to the vicinity of Wangpaotai un-
til this evening without apparent ad-
vantage TO either side. The japanese
dropped shells within two or three
miles of the railroad station and in the
plain of Wenstshue Mountain, which is
the most important eminence around
Liaoyang, but they abandoned aggres-
sion there on account of the resistance
they met.
There was cannon fire last night.
and this is expected nightly. The caSu-
alties here include one Russian war
wounded and also twen-
ty-five Chinese women from Chiaofan-
turn, whom DR.. Westwater. the distin-
guished missionary, is caring for in the
Chinese Red Cross refuge.
The days developments show that
the Russians are prepared for all emer-
gencies Slow rain began to fall at
noon, gradually transforming the plain
into a. wilderness. through which the
wounded, in carts and walking. are to-
night making their way to the hos
pitals Considering the scale of the
days operations the number Of Rus
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-01

TO RESIST
The KAISER
B0lgianS Fear InVa-
sion OF African
Holdings.

CAPE TOWN. Aug. 31.-Omcial in
formation from British Central Africa
says that the Congo Free State is con-
structing concealed forts of consider
able magnitude on the western shore
Of Lake Tanganyika, and that one Of
these forts, which is equipped with
twenty guns. is within two hours Of
the German frontier. 1t is believed
that the Belgians expect a German in
vasion.
A number OF natives who are Ger
man subjects have been expelled from
the Congo Free State. It is under
stood that negotiations regarding the
subject are now proceeding between
Berlin and Brussels.
The west shore of Lake Tanganyika
belongs TO the Congo Free State, the
south shore to British Central Africa
and the east shore to German East Af-
rica. The area of the lake is esti-
mated at $4,000 square miles.