davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
ALAB ANA WOMEN USE
WHIP WITH TELLING EFFECT

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
+ BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March 3l.-Two
men were horsewhipped for very similar
causes In Alabama yesterday. One was
DIR, James NJ. Lowe. Of Paint Rock, where
Mrs. Willie A. Phillips whipped him In
the public square, Or, Lowe, who is a
Justice OF the peace, officlated yesterday
at the runaway Wsdding Of Mrs.
iPhilljps's fourtsen-year-old daughter.
Mrs, George Graft gave a severe beat
ing to Louis i. I.ehner who, she de-
clared. inyeigled her husband into drink
Ing with him, With the result that both
men wers fined In the Police Court in
iC,uIlman this morning. In front of the
city Hall Mrs. Graft drew a cart whip
and struck Lehneg several times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
MR.DRY AM
]. L|OS''ES':'S;;'UIT['
Judge eager Refuses to Admit
the Sealed Let
ter \.
MAKES MANLY STATEMENT ! E {: \ ! !.
,Corntnoner Says He Would No;
Take Money Without Mrs. Il
s Benefits Consent.
MAKES MANLY 4 | STATEMENT 4 ! E 4: n [
(By Associated Press.)

q q y &
NEW HAVEN, x CONN, March 3l.--A
finding that the sealed letter, BY Which,,
8Phllo Bennett expressed wish that
900 should be given TO William Jet1-
rlings Bryan and his family was not
part Of the last will of Mr.. Bennett, was
returned by tho jury Dr. the Superior
Court in the trial Of Mr.. Bryan's appeal
from the decision Of the Probate Court.
This finding. which upholds the dccl-
sion OF the Probate Court was given In
accordance with Instructions Of the jury
from Judge eager, who presided at the
Superior Court trial. N
( Judge Gager's ruling on Question
which has Eever come directly before
the coNrts Of Connecticut, decided that
the sealed letter could not be admitted
( as evidence in the trial. AS Mr.. Bryan 8
appeal was based on the exclusion of.
this letter as part OF the Will In the
Probate Court the decision Of Judge
Gngcr that It could not be admitted a 9
evidence practically concluded the pro-
Sceedings in the Superior Court, and the
Jury was accordingly directed to bring
in a verdict against Mr.. Bryan. An ap-
peal will be taken to tho Supreme Court
} by Mr.. Bryan's counsel, on the ground
slcllel w -
part Of an established trust.
8t,9{ WOULDN'Tt TAKE "A CENT.
@ii An Interesting feature Of the days
proceedings was a statement which Mr..
Bryan made ir court that he was VIII
Ing to give bond that In no case would
the money mentioned in the sealed letter
go to himself or family without Mrs. Ben
snett's consent. s sS5
This statement was made In discuss
q ,aff
appeal case. 3$5R
Mr.. Stoddard said that undue Influence
is alleged In the Bennett appeal. and y {.
the 8.sealed letter. were excluded from
the will, he might advise the withdrawal
of the Bennett appeal. Mr.. Bryan here
said that he would not insist upon this
trial. #
4 He con tinued: This Is Is the orly case
In which 7 feel a personal interest.
say now, as 1 said in the court below,
that no money will be used personally oy.
me without the consentof Mrs. Bennett
IT am willing to give bond,.' he vert
on. that no member OF my family Will
receive one cent of that $4,000 without
the consent of Mrs. Bennett" .5l
The Bennett appeal case was dismissed.
LETTER NOT ATTEsTED.
f. Judge eager, in his decision, held that
the letter, while testamentary in charac-
ter, was rot attested and witnessedlSas
required by law; that 1t was not de-
scribed in the will with sufficient GER
Htainty.5.there being nothing to show that
1t was the letter the testotor had in
mind when he made the Will. Quoting
the directions on the letter and in the
letter itself, that the letter was to be
read OILY by Mrs Bennett and Mr..
Bryan. Judge eager says: No language
could be more conclusive upon the ques-
ton that Mr.. Bennett himself did not
treat this letter as a part OF a technical
will or as testamentary In a legal sense.
but only as a letter Of private instruc-
ton to Mrs. Bennett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
COLOMBIA.
out OF IT
Panama Canal Company Wins.
.# Out Before French
Court.
ALL OBSTACLES REMOVED R {: y 60
Transfer to the United States
Soon to be Made-Ameri-
cans Pleased.
INV Associated Press.l

Al PARIS, March 81.--The first civil trib-t
unal OF the Seine to-day decided tho case
or lie Republic Of Colombia against the
Panama Canal Company in favor Of tho
Defendants The decision holds that the
n complaint OF Colombia is not receivable
and condemns the plaintiffs to pay the
costs OF tho action. This decision has
tho effect of removing tho legal obstn-
tcl.,s IN the way OF the transfer Of the
canal concession from tho company 70 the
United States
rho decision, Is lengthy document, full.
q IS reviewing all tho early circumstances
orsthc concession and setting forth the
various acts OF tho Colombian Congress.
tho treaties etc. particularly articles 20,
III ma 2oS OF tho treaty OF March 20, 1878,
whereby the company ACQUIRED It's rights.
4 4. COLOMBIA PowERLEss.
II ,,.'rhese 7 articles, II the decision says
\ '.lluvc8 the manifest purpose Of assuring
the full exercise OF sovereignty over the
canal. It results from what Is estab--S5
llshed before this tribunal that Colon1-
bla Is not in possession OF the territory
&traversed by the canal. BY coming Pc e.
q fore d French court In order 10 sustain
its rights over the canal. Colon ia ia cit
~ admits It's inability to Itself control
a tho canal 1t, there fore. follows naturnl-
~ that 1t has lost sovereignty over the
territory traverscd by the canal. II also
ippcnrs that this vereignty is main
51ained By the new Republic OF Panama,
ythich $is in actual possession .ot the aus
fthorsty and rcger OF administration and
or police Under Bnch circumstances, 1t
+ remains for the Panama Company TO ac-
cept the actual situation of6auihority and
the fact relative to the territory en-
br;lced by the concession. Therefore, the
action commenced by Colombia IS not
rcceiva ble, s y
AMERICANS PLEASED. l5.
The decision gave great BAT lsfaction to
The American officials and tn, Panama
Canal Company. Ambassador Porter re-
celved carl1Siord OF the decision and ex-
pressed g himself as well satisfied with
the outlook for an early winding up OF
the transfer.
lie Panama Canal Company promptly
took steps to call n meeting OF the stock
holders fer {. final ratification OF the
Gale to the United States.
q The law requires twenty-five days
notice before meeting. SO the ratifica-
ton ~ expected April 18th. The company
las taken precautions to see that ma
1or,t.. ia sure to ratify and 1t already has
far more than majority OF the stock
pldegcd to ratification. The 1lbssquent
proceedings. therefore, are considered
mere formallties. ss4 ~ f.g }Bs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
THESE LADIES WANT A
SM0KING-R00 IN CLUB

Especial to The Times. DlspatclL)
z NEW YORK. March 3l.-"Smoking and
dr!nkl!H In a club house for women?"
wouldn't do at all. My. what would peo-
pie say!" 8?
Yet there are women who are interest,"
ed in this project OF club house for wo-
men who want a room Where they may
smoke their cigarettes, and certainly do
not wish to be debarred from the privi-
.lege OF ordering what they want to
drink, FL
gnWhat is the us, OF a restaurant" In
auired one woman Indignantly, W you
b can't ever have q glass OF wine with
your luncheon or a cocktail or a high-
ball?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
The FUNERAL OF
GENERAL PAYNE.
His Uniform Coat and Flag
Borne by Members Of Black
Horse Cavalry. IA Y

Especial to The Times Dispa tch., &t
NVARRENTON, VA, March 3l,The re-
mains OF General William II. Payne ar
rived here atf2 o'clock this afternoon
from Washington. and the funeral was
held an hour later from st. James Epls-
copal Church, where the Right rev.
Alfred NJ Randolph. bishop Of Virginia,
and Rev. Mr., Laird, OF Warrenton con-
Quoted the services. The casket. nearly
hidden by, mass Of flowers; his uni
form, coat and the flag OF his old COM
,oand. was gently borne down the church
aisle by old comrades OF tho Black Horse
Cavalry, which. together with the Joe
Kendall Camp, U, G.. ", furnished the
escort to the grave. The honorary pail
bearers were; Major John W. Daniel.
General Ftzhugh Lee. General L. L.
I.omaS. Colonel Thomas Carter, Colonel
Henderson,. MIR, Leigh Robinson Major
Robert Hunter, DR., D. G, Gordon. Colo
rel Thomas Smith. Major w. 2. IIalleck,
Judge George Christian and Colonel G..
Trigg. N
A delegation from Lee Camp. soldisrs'
Home, OF Richmond, attended the NJ
neral. The remains of the famous soldier
were inferred only short distance from.
tho Confederate monument. and me
grave covered with mass OF floral trlb-
a memorial meeting was held at the
courthouse directly after the burial.
where the dead commander were eulogized
Nv distinguished speakers. Jislge James
Keith, OF Richmond, was the chairman.
Those who spoke We're; Senator John
W. Daniel, Senator P,sttus, Of AlaIbamai
Hon, ST. George Tucker, of lexington,
va; Judge George Christian, OF Rich
tmond: Judge C. Janney, of I4eesburg;,
Judge Lewis, of Fauquier; Colonel
,rhomas smith. of Warrenton. and MI
Leigh Robinson, OF Washington, D. @
House cleaning time has come-rread
the It'd, WANTS for help, and you will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

was thirteen months old. He Is now
two years, and four months, and has
never had the slightest return OF II. !
am very grateful for the benefits de-
rived from your remedies, and shall
feel 1t 9 pleasure to make their value
known. For confederation OF this
statement you may refer any one to
Mrs. W illiams, 40 Michaels Road. Alder.
shot, or Mr.. Gunstane, 40 Victoria
Road, Aldershot, to whom we recon-.
imended the remedies for skin humour,
which they also cured. You are at
liberty TO do Whist you like with this
statement, as should like Ill 70 know
Of tho value OF Cuticura.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
NO TAX ON LEAF.
The Internal Revenue Committee
Comes to Relief Southern Raisers

VIZ lBy Assoclated FTess,l
WASHINGTON. D, O.. March Sl--The
Internal revenue tax of SIX cents a pound
on leaf tobacco Is eliminated by the terms
Of a bill on which favorable action was
taken to-day by the internal revenue
subcommittee, Of the HOUSE 10y on Ways W =,
mittee ordered fayorably reported to the
full committee is the substitute measure
suggested by Commissioner Yerkes,, and
taxes the place of the Gaines bill to
abolish the tax. on leaf tobacco and
twisted tobacco IL,
Mr.. Yerkes saw administrative diff
so,llties in the way of hbolishtng the tax
IN on the twist but none on the raturalileaf
Or Or 7toba Geo in the hand" as it Is termed.
This relief has been sought by the
Southern tobacco fTalsers. K 'l,s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
ARBITRATION WINS.
Miners and Employers Of West
Virginia Settle Contention.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, March sl.--
After being in almost continual session
for over a week. a settlement of the scale
for mining coal IN district seventeen was vas
reached to-day between, operators and
agreeing to accept a reduction OF five
and half per cent, which is compro-
mise on the part Of both sides, the oDer;.
ators having demanded a reduction or
twelve and a half per cent, while the
miners asked for an increase, The agree
ment settles the price to be paid Tor
mining coal for the next TWO years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
BABY y QUI|R; I ( !
QUICK VI |: ! !. CURE 9 |. RI ].
OF T ! Eczema
BY !. C G IL l.Il'''
When Y J! All Al Else Had a
Utterly Failed all 3D.

!" Ny baby, Owen Herbert Quirk, was
afflicted from the age Of six weeks with
Z losthsomo running eczema, almost
covering his face. I took him 70 Drs.
----.---- and OF Victoria Road,
Aldershot, and ho was treated by them
for three months, but got much worse,
and was q sickening sight to look Of.
I saw IN advertisement Of the Cuticura
Remedies, and got the Soap, Ointment
and ResOlvent. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
Death Of Mrs. Mary p, Liesfeld.

\ MRS. Mary EIlZabeth EIeSteIu HWluOW
of Mr.. ". a. Liesfeld, died at 4:2O o'clock
yesterday afternoon at her residence, no,
1929 West Cary Street. She had been ~
about week with pneumonia,
For the past sixteen Year Mrs, Liesfeld
had conducted the grocery at Washington
and Cary Streets. She was ~ the fortleth
.ye,lr OF her age, She leaves one son, Mr..
,Johr Jacob Llesfeld a Brother, Mr.. l., !,
,(;uvernator, and a sister, Mrs, H. y,
Wars, if
Tie arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
THE PANAMA CANAL,
Southern Business Leaders to-
Discuss How Best to Use il.
FJ 5{Ht (By a SIS ISOLATED Press, J 8IS5 It'll sS

TAMPA, FLA, March 31.--cioyernor
Jennings to-day stated thai he would
write the Coverings and Boards Of Trade
to a convention TO be held at Tampa
during the spring festival, which begins
May I'd, for the purpose OF dlscussln!gS
the Panama|} Canal project and IFS ad- I,
vantages to the Southern states. and how
best to develop them. XII Y ls& II st5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
DEVEL.0P.RESOURCES
Of RICHMOND.
CONTINUED From First Page.)

and business men. "a yearly fee of$1o
was suggested. 1t was also proposed that
vest pocket edition OF Richmond's re-.
sources be gotten up for distribution
and for use by statesmen who are to be
urged to pull 1t out upon every occasion
and point out the advantage Of Rich.
mond.. III
p1uuhetstmfwy m fmf wymwy mfwypy
"And It was the sense Jof this commit
tee" said the report further. that we
were not antagonistic to the Chamber.
OF Commerce but that they we're over
worked and needed assistance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

You have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS, in The Times Dispatch
work until YOU try them. " pays to 90
convinced, ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
AUDITOR WARREN TO
CLOSE THE BOND DEAL

The Committee on Finance. at meet-s
ing held last night. directed Auditor ~
j. Warren, to proceed to New York az
once to close up the deal with shepard
and Company, Of that city, for the SeQo ,etlo
of Richmond bonds sold to them recently.
Mr., Warren Viii leave this tporntng,#
all the matters relat Ing 20 the nesotiaa-S$
tions having been arranged and the ats
torreys for Shepard and Company having
made thorough and satisfactory exam
ination as to the legality OF the issue.
s-------------------- igs e55s,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
uWe noticed an

We noticed an
improv 9 m ent at
once and within lt'll.llt 9.
fortnight the run.
ming had ceased
and the scales were
nearly all dried Of,
and In q month his
face was perfectly
clear, not q spot
left. &1 have en-
closed photograph
OF him when he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
WILLIAM HERBERT QUIRK,
No. L West End Cottages, Ruywood
Road. N. SouthamutOn, iss3}

soA Throughout us World. cstie.n Rssoiv:.t7 o.,
Ointment. nc, soap, ~. Dsppu. London. g Charser.
kouss II Pars, Nua d. y Pax Dossen. ~ Cos0sus
Ave-. Potter Drux Chem CexD., Sole PEopr9stoss,
IN a3-b<nd tot . uov 70 Cure Eessms. !" i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

House cleaning time has come-rread
the It'd. WANTS for help, and YOU VIII
not have to WORK yourself 10 DEATH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01

Read to-day's WANT Ap. page. \. WIZ
rave YOU money. 81 4 ~ s AT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
.(swamp. Root IS pleasant,to staalkus..),lSii

(Swamp Root IS pleasant to !taks.) Il
II you are already convinced q : AZ
that Swamp Root Is what you YOU
need, you can purchase the reg ",
ulnr fifty cent anu on e =. q Qua
size bottles at the drug stores ores
everywhere. Don't make any
mistake, but rernemb Der the
name. Swamp Root, DE- ISL ISL a
mer's swamp DOT, and the adj
dress Binghamton, N. e. on
every bottle. II:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01


is
dfo nsending
tonN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-01
How to Eit1daOut..

II there Is any doubt in your mind to yo,lr con-
dition takeo from your urine on rising about four
ounces. place It in glass bottle and let 1t stand
twenty -four hours. II on examination It is milky
or cloudy II there is a. brick dust settling or II
small particles float about 1t, your dneys are
nane.d OF Immediate attention. III $ sIt 5s!8s
III Swamp Root Is pleasant to take and Is used In
the leading hospitals, recommended by physicians
in their private practice and is taken by doctors
themselves who have kidney ailments because they
recognize in 1t the greatest and most successful
remedy for Kidney. liver and bladder troubles. a
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

eier says: One striking feature of the
bank statement last week was the re-
markably close agreement between the
loss of cash last week, and another fea-
ture was the expansion in loans last
week. this gain being only about $5,O00,-
900 below the increase of the week end
ing September 3. The losses of cash
last week were $7.90s, 500; in the pre-
vious week II was s7,42s, 200, making
SIS. .334, 500 for the fortnight. The de-
crease in cash last week very nearly
agreed with the loss of s., ,659, 900 which
was estimated upon the basis Of the
traceabIe movements Of money. and the
difference between the two amounts
NAV easily be accounted for in great
part by the fact that $1,500,000 was
withdrawn from the banks on Friday
for transfer 10 San Francisco. which
sum was not included in the estimates.
The deposits were increased $4,625, 400.
and the resulting augmented reserve
requirement was S1.156,35O which sum
added to the loss Of cash made $685.
150 as the result in the surplus reserve
to S3s. .3ss. $50, a loss. as above noted,
of SIS. 927, ,150 for the fortnight.
Computed upon the basis Of deposits,
less those Of $2s.359.2OO public funds,
the surplus is s44.27s. 200. The state
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
BULLETS FLY
AFTER BURGLAR
Midnight Prowler Awakens
Contractor and Is Forced
to Flee for His Life

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 10-A burglar
early Saturday morning entered the
residence OF t. J. Davis. a local con-
tractor, in this city after he had been
unsuccessful in at least two other
places. While ransacking the trousers
of Davis that gentleman awoke. He
grabbed hold OF the mans arm in the
dark, but was unable to hold him and
the intruder ran away.
Davis shot twice at the fleeing man
and has reason to believe that one OF
his shots took effect. The man shrieked
and continued to run. On the spot
where the man jumped the fence Davis
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

found blue steel revolver OF 3s-caIi-
Der. Davis believes that the burglar
had this weapon in his hand and that
he was shot in the arm. forcing him to
loosen his grasp on the gun.
About 10 o'clock the burglar at
tempted to enter the home OF Police
officer Herman l. Hankel. He awolxe
Mrs. Hankel and she started to her
husbands apartments. The man be-
came frightened when Mrs. Hankel
arose and escaped. He also visited the
Southern Pacific depot and attempted
to use a, jimmy on a window.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

successful work, and because 1t is
stated in the Bible, in first Corinth-
ians, 1928: God hath set some in the
church, first apostles. secondarily
prophets. thirdly teachers"
In organizing the Christian Catholic
Church, Dowie posed as a teacher.
Meeting with success, he, on June 2,
1901, advanced to the position of
prophet-of Elijah. the Restorer- Now,
on September Is. he will declare him
self as the divinely commissioned first
apostle of the Christian Catholic and
Apostolic Church in Zion, with author
ity to ordain other apostles when and
where God may direct.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

ment showed a good proof, the sum Of
the increase in loans less the loss in
cash being only $71s,4Oo more than the
increase in deposits.
Loans were expanded s1S, ,233, 800, max
ing gain Of $31, ,429. 900 in the fortnight
This would seem to reflect corporation
borrowing and also large rediscounting
by the New York banks for the English
correspondents. Comparison shows that
six banks gained s1O,OoO,o 900 net in loans
and eight banks lost $S.ooO,0OO net in
cash.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
DOWIE BOOSTS
HIMSELF. ALONG
"Restorer" Accepts a Promo
tion to the Position of
First Apostle of Zion
Special Dispatch to The Call.

wAUKEGoN. i'll. Sept. 1o.-John
Alexander Dowie announced in to-
days issue of his paper, Leaves Of
Healing, that on Sunday. September IS,
he would promote himself from plain
Elijah, the Prophet, to the position of
First Apostle. He will then be John
Alexander, First Apostle of the Chris
tian Catholic and Apostolic Church in
Zion, and Elijah. the Prophet OF the
Restoration OF All Things"
Dowie makes this advance because
he believes that God is with him in his
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

OF felt,, tafeta silk, chenille
braids, etc.; black, navy. brown
and greens, in the new turban, sai,or
exposition and other up-to-date styles.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
MANY LOANS MADE.

Bank Statement Shows Remarkable
Condition of Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-The Finan-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
Fashion in Champagne.

Speaking Of champagnes, our New
York correspondent writes that the pre-
dominance Of Moet & Chandon's White
Seal at all fashionable functions at
Newport, Saratoga and other watering
places is remarkable. The present vim
tage appears to have caught the taste of
the bon vivant, it being pronounced not
too sweet, but medium dry, of an ex-
quisite bouquet and is said to agree best
with a constitution taxed TO the utmost
by a strenuous society life.-The Ca
terer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
sssse HHEHsHE HeHHHH esHHHH HHHHHEEs ,
Sale EH71E5rOinseries

25.OOO yards of high-grade embroidery
direct from the best producers of St. Gall,
Switzerland-every yard finely worked on
best qualities of sheer Swiss or fine nain-
sock or good cambria, in rich new patterns,
including the French blind drawn work.
hemmed edge, fleur- de-lis, ,bowknot, wheat,
battenberg and floral effects.
The widths are from to II inches in edgines, and
from to inches in insertions. We have divided
them into four lots, and beginning Monday, offer
embroderies
Worth up to 25c for 13c yd.
Worth up to 40c for l6c yd.
Worth up to 75c for 24c yd.
Worth up to 81 IS for SAC yd
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
FORTS STEVENS AND CANDY
NOW CONNECTED BY CABLE
Wire VIII Be Used for the Trans
mission of Weather Bureau
Messages.

ASTORIA. Sept. 1O-The new Govern
ment cable between Port Stevens and
Fort Candy was laid to-day. The ca
BILE will be used for the transmission
OF messages of the weather bureau at
North Head.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

Fat rolksEI reduced my weight 70
mounds. bust inches. waist inches and hips
Il inches In q short time by q guaranteed
harmless remedy without exercise OF starving. I
will tell you ali about II. lnclose stamp. Ad,
dress MRS. Z. G. RICHARDS.
226 East Ninth street.
Riverside. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
'sssss ssssss sssssss ssssss ssssss ssssss sss
Sale WOr1es1's Meckw'r

sample line of this seasons most desirable styles,
consisting of handmade collar and cuff sets, silk
stocks, silk ties and stocks and bows, in all the
new colorS and effects; they worth from SOC
to S1.00 each but were closed out by our buyer
in New York at almost a quarter of regular prices
and we offer them in the same proportion. Be-
ginning Monday and during week, while guam
tity lasts your choice of any of these at :. ZSc
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

The British Admiralty is about to try
the experiment of giving premium to
the workmen in It's service who finish
job in the quickest time. Those who do
work in the ordinary time will receive
the ordinary wages.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11

1t is understood that when w. F.
Maclean reintroduces in the Canadian
Parliament his bill to change the name
Of Hudson Bay to the Canadian sea-
the Government will offer no objection.