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The Washington times., 1904-06-08
TIMES WANT AID BRANCH.

Want advertiseme and subscriptions
for the Evening and Sunday Times Will
be received at regular Office rates at the
Times Branch Agency located in VII
liam c. Gentner.s Pharmacy, corner
Fourteenth and U Streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
United confederate veterans, ReuniOr

Nashville Tenn. Southern Railway viii
sell round-trfp tickets from Washington
to Nashville. Tenn, and return. at rate
Of 1896, June 10 to 10, inclusive. good
10 return June IS except that extension
to July 10 1904, may be had upon de-
posit of ticket and payment OF 80 cents
to joint agent.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
TO KILL MOSQUITOES.

NEWARK, n. j.. June s-About fifty
men are at work ditching the Hacken-
sack meadows under the direction OF the
board Of health, which has begun a war
on mosquitoes.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
Hear the o. s. Marine Band
special Rate, sa.so Every SATURDAY,

At beautiful Chevy Chase Lake Con
cert, followed by dancing, nightly.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
Valuable Papers Are Safest

When deposited IN a safe deposit box In
vaults OF Union Trust g. Storage Co, III
r ct NV. Rented. s. year.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08

Science and skill combined have ef-
fected a notable production-Elk Grove
Butter. It's famed for purity and rich
ness At grocers.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
YALE MEN UPSET
SAILING A DORY
Capsized in Sound at Night,
Saved by Launch.
SURPRISE FOR MERRY PARTY
Young Men and Women Out Cruising
Came Upon Two Naked
Swimmers.
SURPRISE FOR MERRY PARTY

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June S.-Frank
Miller Fargo. jr., Of Milwaukee, Wis,
a freshman in Sheffield Scientific School
of Yale. and three classmates whom he
will not name, because II might alarm
their parents. has returned to college
after a perilous adventure in dory
OF the Yale COrinthian Yacht Club.
After an evening OF pleasant sailing
in the harbor and the sound near the
Breakwater, Fargo and his classmates
were capsized about a mile inside Sper-
~ Light. About IL O'Clock they turned
about and started for the clubhouse at
Morris Cove. They are not experts IN
handling a sailboat and made SLOW prog
ress. They became nervous ana talled
TO note the rising wind. suddenly the
boat became unmanageable and they
ran in among the oyster stakes
The Dory Capsized.
The dory capsized. throwing all sour
young men into the water. Fargo and
a companion chung to the boats bottom
and the other two swan for the light
house point, about a mile distant F1fty
feet or so from the rocks three members
and picked them up.
II e Merrill owner of the launch
Madeline. who was entertaining a COM
pany OF ten young men and ten young
women with a sail In the harbor, headed
the Madeline for the wrecked dory:
Both OF the swimmers had discarded
ance in the pleasure party created a
sensation. Coats and other wraps were
generously provided for the two shiver-
ing students. When the Madeline got
near Fargo and his companion line
was thrown them, and they were haul
ed into the launch. The four students
were landed after midnight at the CORN
THAN Yacht Club house, where they re-
mained until the next day. Their dory
was found this morning, on Savin Rock,
whittier II had drifted.
By Puff Of Wind.
Mr.. Fargo said the next day: "A
strong and sudden puff OF wind capsized
the dory, which is only a little, light
racing boat Two Of the party could
swim well, and we decided that they
had better risk swimming ashore to get
help rather than be burdened aiding
the other two.
Mr. Merrill. who rescued the party. die
not learn the names Of the other young
men. He said: They were at the point
of exhaustion. and 50 hoarse they could
scarcely speak. We landed them as
soon as we could, because the little
launch was already well weighted"
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
Send Gude,s American Beauties

To your friends when they graduate
r.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
BACHELORS WE'D OR.
PAY CHURCH TAX
Priests Plan to Drive Bash
full Into MatrimOny.
GIRLS, A-PLENTY, WILLING
Revenue From Those Who Disobey Will
Go Toward Building New
Edifce.

HAZLETON, Pa. June s.-Marriages
are so slow In ST. Mary's parish. Beav-
er Meadow. that the pastor the Rev.
Father McEnroe. threatens to impose
heavy fine on the bachelors IN the
shape of levy for the new church
unless they marry.
Not marriage has taken place in
that parish for this year. although
there are a score Of bachelors who have
lucrative positions. and are thoroughly
qualified to take unto themselves life
partners.
Many Girls Waiting.
Besides there is an overbalancing
number OF uncommonly good-looking
young women. thorough housekeepers.
who are willing to leave their happy
| homes TO become the wives of these
bashful bachelors
Father McEnroe cherished the hope
that leap year would be the means of
| increasing the number of marriages, but
in view OF the fact that nearly six
/ months of the leap year has been pass
| ed without a wedding, he concludes that
| there Is unwonted shyness on both sides
| Of the house.
A Last Resort.
Having frequently extolled the merits
and virtues Of the single young women
Of the parish, and preached sermon az
| ter sermon on the bliss and sacredness
| Of matrimony, but without moving the
hearts of the hardened bachelors. he
now considers as a last resort to i'm
pose a heavy tax.
| This move is calculated TO have a
twO-fold effect, TO cause bachelors TO be-
come benedicts or make a large donation
toward the new church fund.
The young women Of the parish are
delighted with the edict of their solicit
tous pastor. and rejoice at the evident
discontinue of the bachelors who al
| ready show signs Of bolstering up the
needed courage to pop the embarrassing
| question.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08

During summer. good returning until
Monday. Norfolk & Wash. Steamboat Co.
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
Sale Of Shoes.

Mems hIgh-grade Shoes that sold
for 81. 50. 90. and 81. includ-
Ing Ing all feathers and lasts. s1.95
Mems and Boys Tennis Shoes IN
black brown and white can SOC
The Washington times., 1904-06-08
Concerts and Dancing at Chevy Chal
Success the Echo Of Merit.

Lake every evening. rain or shine" y
sic by section L. 8. Marine Band
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

ment of a decision by the Montana Su-
preme Court favorable to the right of
the Amalgamated Copper Company to
hold stocks of other corporations re-
suited IN a elimination Of a specula-
tive movement in that stock. Currency
has moved freely TO New Orleans dur
ing the week and interior exchange
has moved against New York. This
development has had added influence
by reason OF the notice by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury of q call in ten
days for payment of 20 per cent of
Government deposits in national banks
TO provide for the Panama canal pay
rnent- The extraordinary figure at
which New York bank loans now
stand and the promise of additional
large requirements for railroad and
corporation purposes prompt a con-
servative use Of credits for speculative
purposes
Bonds have turned heavy on a di-
rnfnished volume Of business. United
states two, threes coupon and the old
fours have declined 4 per cent on call
during the week.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Furniture Cor Sew Postofice.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Proposals
will be received until D. m on March
Z for certain chartered and plain white
oak, golden oak finish and mahogany
furniture for the San Francisco Fed
eral courthouse and Dostoffice. Speci-
cations can be obtained upon applica-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
ton to the Treasury Department and
the Superintendent of Buildings.
1. win Be sunlnertime BY and BY.

The cold trade winds viii blow and the peo
UIe sIound you viii be goins away to some
inviting spot for rest and warmth and recrea-
tion. The Russian River country is probably
the most accessible and also the most inyit-
ing Last summer go cottages were erected
at Monte Rio PARK and - at Mesa CiFante.
both places on the Russian River This year
these delightful summer cottage colonies Will
no doubt have 100 homes along the river or
amid the redwoods the hillside Streets
hava been laid out and water piped TO all lots
which arc now being sold by the North Shore
Land Company at $50 to $T5. Get copy Of
Summer Home Sites" Summer Outings
with map and fun description at ticket Office,
G2G Market street. san Francisco Mailed tree
on receipt of address.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
TILLERS OF THE SOIL
TO FORM A TRUST
The Organization known as National
Farmers Exchange Will Have
Capital of S5O.OOO.OOO.
TOPEKA, Kans., Feb. "a meet

TOPEKA, Kans., Feb. "a meet
ing will be held in Omaha March
at which it is proposed to consolidate
all the cooperative agricultural in
terests in the Mississippi Valley; in
other words, to form a farmers trust.
1t will be known as the National
Farmers Exchange and will be cap
italized at s50,000.000-
H T. Gaines of Topeka is chairman
of the committee which is working
up the organization. Gaines has just
returned from ST. Paul, where he has
explained the work to the Minnesota
Farmers Exchange. 1t is the idea to
establish terminal facilities at Chi
cago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha
and other necessary points
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Wins His sult for pamages.

SANTA ROSA, Feb. 6.-Damages in
the sum of $500 was awarded this
morning by Judge Seawell to A. T.
Cochrane in suit brought against
w. III. Bones. The men are neigh
bors near Sebastopol. and Cochrane
took up a stray hog belonging to
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
HOLIDAY for Mail Carriers.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The POST
Office Department has announced that
all rural free delivery carriers in the
United States will have holiday on
February %, Washington's birthday.
There are approximately 10000 OF
these carriers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
WANT $500. 900 FROM
WHITEMORE'S EXECUTORS
Suit Is Filed in Montana to Recover
the Purchase Price of
Mexico Mine

Mexico Mine
HELENA. Mont. Feb. e.-The Ro-
sario Mining and Milling Company of
Fort Worth, Tex, has begun suit in
the United States Court here to Sc
cure judgments OF 100000 and $780,
600 respectively against William Fall
coner, Frank L. Sizer and Charles w.
Clark, son of Senator w. A. Clark, as
administrators of the estate OF Ed
ward L. Whitemore. The S40O, 600
judgment sought is alleged to be the
purchase price of the Rosario mine in
Mexico, which. 1t is charged. the de-
PENDANTS refuse to pay, and the $780,
600 is a claim for damages alleged to
have been sustained because the prop
erty was not taken over according 10
agreement.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
paso Rohles Cor Recreation.

Tho air Is invfgoratinE and the sunshine
li~e-rIving Curative mud or hot water baths
when YOU wart them nrst-class ticket be-
tween san Francisco and Los Angeles. either
direction including two days entertainment
cbiIdren S13 so Privilege of 20 days stop
over Il you wish. Southern Pacific agents for
particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
GencrnI BIack Is Bctter.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The con-
dition Of General ]. c. Black, Civil
Service Commissioner and commander
in chief Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. is reported to be decidedly
improved to-nigt
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
10

rane subsequently brought suit for
$4,000. Judge Seawen in an opinion
states he is convinced that Bones act
ed maliciously.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

Bones.s The latter caused the arrest
of Cochrane on a warrant sworn to
in the Justices court of Analy Town
ship. The case was dismissed. Coch-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06
kommer att kosta honom 10, 900

kommer att kosta honom 10, 900
dollars. Manga at dessa skola
enl. lofte gifva honom sina roster
vid den forsta omr0stningen och
derefter skyndsamt sSka komma
upp pa nagon AMMAN kandidats
"band wagon. Mr. Hearst har
ej EFT enda ogonblick tviflat pa
att erhalla nominationen och gor
Diet ej heller nu. Gar Diet ej i ar,
sa gar Diet val en- AMMAN gang, me-
mar han. Emedan han alltid fatt
hvad nan onskat, tror han att ALT
kan kopas for pengar, fran och
med en- tidniug och enI stallning i
sallskapslifvet till och med presi-
dentembetet. Han har icks den
ringaste tanke ON, att delta ar
nagot, som ej kan kopas. Men
Mr. Hearst ar en- urg man, som
annu har en- hel del att lara af
lifvet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06

MaNGMILLIONaREN William H.
Hearst, den "gula pressens" ko-
nung, borjar nu skada den bedrof
liga borjan till slutet pa sin
boom" for presidentvardigheten.
Har Hearst verkligen shelf gjort
sig forhoppningar ON att erhalla
den demokratiska nominationen
och icke allenast betraktat hela
saken som en- storartad rsklam
for sina tidningar, som han var
villig att dyrt betala for, So torde
han val vara den ende som haft
den tron. Hearst ar ell typ for
de rika man. som tro ALT iverlden
ar handelsvaror, att, derest man
betalar nog, pengar kunna med.
fora ALT, lycka, ara och aktning.
Walter Wellman gifver i en-
correspondents en- traffande karak.
taristik Diver denna egendomliga
foreteelse pa den politiska arenan
Hearst, sager han. betalar hvarje
dag 1900 dollars for sin kan
PAM och beraknar man att denna
kommer att racka 100 dagar, SO
kommer Diet att kosta honom II
million, imam han blir fardig. For
dessa kolossala omkostnader har
han hittills tillforsakrat sig 80 de.
1egater och han kan mahanda fore
konventet mojligen kopa roc
till, men Oliver $50 delegater kan
han under inga omstandigheter
parakaa, och hvar och en- at dessa
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
iowa. as second class mai matter.

EFT stort och langvarigt krig
skapar i regel stor efterfragan pa
naringsamnen, isynnerhet brod.
stoff. bet nu pagaende kriget
mellan Japan och Ryssland utgor
intet ~undantag fran regeln. En-
dylik efterfragan har naturligtvis
sin stora betydelse for befolknin
gen i de land, som icke beroras
at kriget, men deremot hafva
nagot att salja. Denna okade af-
sattning upphor dock o~ftast, da
kriget ar slut. och den blir till och
med laugt mindre, an den var
fore krigets Dorian, i Diet befolk-
ningen i de af kriget utarmade
och utmattade landen sakna me-
del att kopa for. Men Diet ligger
dock nara till hands att antaga
att delta krig kommer att blifva
medlet for oppnande at en- stor
marknad for hvete och hvetemjol
for hveteodlarne i Forenta Sta
terna.
Kriget tvingar Ryssland att i
utlandet CORA stora inkop at fodo
amnen, men delta ar endast till
falligt. Ryssland kan sjelf med
latthet producera ALT, som dess
harar / Manschuriet behofva. och
anda hafva EFT stort ofverskott for
utforsel. Den mojlighet att kriget
skulle krafva sa manga man, att
delta skulle verka hammande pa
Diet ryska jerdbruket eller AMMAN
industri. kan man knappast tanka
sig. Men med hansyn till Japan
ar situationen en- helt anpan. Eft
lemforelsevis stort procentantal af
delta lands maniiga befolkning
kommer pa EFT eller annat satt
att dragas in i kriget, sa att Japan
icke kan amanda sa manga armar
for slit jordbruk som hittiIls. Der
for har Japan redan gjort och gor
fortfarande stora inkop af hvete-
Mol for sin armee. Def ar EFT
fodoamne. som den japanska be-
telkningen j allmanhet hittills eli
varit van vid, men man vantar ma
sakert att de japanska soldaterna
under kriget skola IA sadan smak
for Diet amerikanska hvetemjolet O.
Diet deraf lagade brodet, att de vid
krigets slut taga den med sig
hem, utbreda den i landet och
salunda skapa en- ny marknad for
Diet amerikanska hvetet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06
Svensk s~tudentsang i
Amerika.

Den glada underrattelsen. att
en- svensk studentkor kommer att
/ seminar foretaga en- sangarfatd
till Amerika och har lata sina
friska. klingande toner ljuda, har
redau trangt till hvarie svensk
amerikanskt samhalle.
De komma, de hurtiga ynglin-
game fran den sydsvenska uni
versitetsstaden. "blomman at
Sveriges ungdom." De komma till
oss med helsningar fran skcgar,
berg och dalar. Det ar forsta gan
gen representatives for svensk
Notwithstanding och akta
svensk studentsang gasta oss. Ma
vi derfor tillonska dem EFT varmt,
hjertligt, "valkomna!" Och ma vi
tacka dem for .deras dristiga be-
slut att vSga sig ut So manstarkt
ps. den langa och kost bara farden
Deras syf,e ar adelt, att lata Diet
svenska sangarnamnet hafdas pa
den stora verldsutstallningen, dit
menniskor fran ALA verldens kan
ter samlas. Och delta just pa
"Svenskarnes dag, ia Diet gamla
och nya hemlandet motas - da
villa de med siRa toner sla en-
brygga af varma kanslor mellan
fosterlandets och Americas sven
skar.
Adelt och hogsinnadt ar afven
deras beslut att till den framsta
svenska bildningsanstalteD i Anne
rika bortskanka hela Diet Oliver
skott, som kan uppsts fran fardens
samtliga k%onserter, sedan resor
och nodiga expenser arc betalda
Lundastudenternas sangkor ar
en- utmarkt organisation. dess
sang ar lifsvarm, klingande, konst-
narlig. De uPpbara med vardighet
de Practitioner som Otto Lindblad
hos dem grundlagt, och deras nu
varande anforare, DIR. Alfred Berg,
ar oofvertraf1ig.
Ma vi salunda, wi svensk- ameri
kaner, ga man ur huse." till
%konserter, sa att de ofverallt
kunna motas af den upplifvande
asynen at ''utsaldt hus". Och ma
Sangarforbun diets med
mar, hvarhelst de fnnas, CORA
bet till sin angenama plikt, att
serka som arrangorer och vardar
or de kara sangargasterna fran
sverige for att bereda dem mole
och trefEad under EFT oafbrutet
:riumftag fran stad till stad i
Svensk- Amerika
Svenska monitoren., 1904-05-06

Scandal linens angare Adria
aigick den 80. april till Kristiania
fran New York med II44 tredje
klassens psssagerare, ALA desti-
nerade till de skandinaviska Ian
derna.
En- son till enkefru J. T. Fore
man i Penn township nara Hano
yer, Pa, inropade nyligen a aux,
ton en- bibel for ~ cents. lor-
dagsqvall oppnade fru Foreman
bibeln for att llsa i densamma och
blef ej litet ofverraskad, da hon
mellan dess blad fam en- val BIZ
behallen sedel lydande a 100
dollars.
Den IS nasta juni XII. 9 f. m.
oppnas for verkliga nybyggare
enligt frihemmanslsgens bestam
melSer 248, 743 acres land, som
forut tillhort chippeavernas re.
servation ] nora Minnesota. Al
delta land ligga omkring 1900
acres ! Cass Lakes landdistrikt,
och Oliver $4,000 ! Duluths land
distrikt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-23
Big Production of "Sky Farm"

Country life. as it really is in rural
\merica. is the motive of the extensive
md notable production of Sky Farm
which is to be seen at the Opera House.
Tuesday. evening. March l. Cupid of
curse, Yields sway in the plot and
Yields it to the quadruple degree, in
'smuch as there are three of four pairs
If lovers in a state of more or less
,lissful activity throughout the play.
The comedy is. in addition. the genuine
crticle of country fun and not the ster-
'otyped burlesquerie that af1licts the
tverage rural work.
The cast embraces such competent
'eople as Francis Byrne, William Fl.
rooker. Scott Cooper. Sarah McVicker,
FULLY Marshall, Rose Flynn. Fay Cour-
eney, Ralph Dean, Henry j. West,
Maud Hosford, Charles Crosby, Frank
Monroe, Claire Mcdowell David Chris
ie. Daisy Graham and others.
The scenery exceeds in magnitude all
hat had yet been offered to the stage
the exploitation of any country play
IN record. The career of the piece at
he Boston Museum last winter was "A
"emarkable one, lasting, as 1t did. y
nearly four months and only disSon-
inued there owing to imperative con-
.racts for it's presentation in certain
New England cities after the holidays
md ultimately at the Garrick Theatre.
New York, where it ran over 100 nights
close the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-23
TONY HIGH SCHOOL.
This Evenings Graduating Exercises
at Conqrea ationaI Chapel.

The graduating exercises of the Tony
High school. this evening, at the Consre-
eational chapel promises to he an event
of the winter The class motto is "Jubet
Vicissem' and the graduates prosper to
live up to it and have their friends live
up to it. Following is the full program:
Salutatory, Lord Byron Boyd
Recitation, Melvin Socrates IIolway
I;ectation-The District School.
Gladys Montgomery
Essay-The Phenomena of Oscillation.
Louisiana Purchase Burleigh
MUSIC.
Recitation-ner fahrende Schiller in Para
dies. Maryteria Medica Conant
F.ssay-Uncle Sam A World Beaten.
Cornelius Blower Burleigh
Recitation-The Courtin'.
Treml,ly johnson
Essay-spring, Eleanor Hannibal IIamlen
MUSIC
RecitatiOn-The Wreck of The Hesperus,
Helena Francena Walt Whitman
II. Browning Dudley
William Halibut Hornpipe Fisher
Decentralization
Charlemagne I-onginus Andrews
Prophecy, Ann Horoscope Farnham
Naledctory-FiniS COrOnat Opus,
Gulielma Petuna Sanborn
Awarding of Diplomas.
Hon Oliver Twist Hall
Glass Ode. Helen Toplcfty Wilder
Graduates:-I.ord Byron Boyd, Melvin
Socrates Iolway, Gladys Montgomery.
Louisiana Purchase Burleigh, Maryteria
Medica Conant Cornelius Blower Bur
leigh. Trcmbly Johnson. Eleanor Hanni-
hal Hamien, Helen Toplotty Wider Ii.
Browning Dudley*. Helena Francena Walt
Whitman. William Halibut Hornpipc
Fisher, Charlema Sne. Lonsinus Andrews.
Ann Horoscope Farnham. Guliema
Petunia Sanborn.
Excused.
Master, Josephus Orangeblossom Will
hanson.
Committee. Oliver Twist Hall, Edwin
Coupon Dudley. Loansome Titcomb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-23
AMUSEM ENTS.
Moving Pictures, Saturday.

OF HoWe'S moving pictures which
will be here again, next Saturday after
noon and evening, at the Opera house,
the Montpelier (Nt) Daily Journal has
this to say: Each seasons return
of the Lyman Howe moving pictures
brings something new. novel and en-
tertaining. Scenes from the distant
places of earth, strange peoples and
their surroundings; scenes in our Owl
country, showing various occupations
md the working of vast machinery. a"e
but part Of the long list of entertaining
md instructive views presented. The
special features of Wednesday even
:ng's exhibition We're glmpses of life
IN the unseen world as revealed
through the microscope. and the inner
life Of n beehive whose busy occupa nts
incesSant motion We're seen busily at
work. and the beemaster's perfect con-
trol of the colonies he works among
With barred hands and arms, fearless of
harm. These are but part of the Won
derful pictures that make so vivid and
real the impressions received from
written descriptions. Interspersed with
such views were the laughabe repre-
sensations of comic feats impossible
outside the magician's realm, thit
brought forth heartiest laughter. or
pathetic scenes from real life. The
English polo pony series was particu
arly notable and viewed with intense
interest. The opera house was well
illed. as usual. for this one entertain
ment Of the season. Of especial delight
the youthful element-to say moth
ng of the older people who also find it
Enjoyable. The Heaton Hospital, I'M
Ter whose auspices and for whose ben
fit was given. will undoubtedly realize
goodly sum therefrom.' The seat
sale will open, Thursday morning.