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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-26
BERKELEY ADVERT'SM'NTS
RERkELEy real Esr.Te.


S26OO-HALF block by the Santa Fe; $50
month.
$I4OO-New cottage. rooms. bath. pantry
city water. sanitary plumbing; lot 50x100; 1
block from electric cars; $50 down. S25
monthly
$s5C-Neat cottage. rooms and bath; near
station of local train.
$500-Lot 5Ox120, broad macadamized
street; $50 down, so monthly; interest per
cent net.
Si2OO-House rooms; garden. ETC.; $3.50
down, $40 per month.
S1S50-House 6 rooms and bath; lot 5Ox130;
small barn; street severed.
S1250-Business corner principal avenue;
lot G0x10O
$l5eO-Lot for factory site. 221xI25
$250-TriangIe lot, 40H120 with creek lined
with willows; $50 down, $40 month.
$11o0-Hpuse. rooms; lot 47xi25; 500 down
SIS per month.
$315-BusIness lot, 2Ox75; $50 down.
$250-Lot 5Ox100 $25 down. So month.
CHARLES A. BAILEY,
1856 University ave- mr. San Pablo ave-,
West Berkeley.
s2Too-NEw 5-room cottage and high base
ment; large lot; street work complete;
500 cash. balance easy.
$3.50 for only short time; lots 40xl20
each in warm belt of town: one block
of College ave-. situated on Cherry ST.
S2200-T-room house: lot 50x140: near car
line and station: street work complete;
must be sold at once: come and investi-
gate
Now is the time to get your choice of houses
for rent for the coming year. We have good
list from which to select.
MORAN & SWAIN,
2131 Shattuck ave.
Oop. Berkeley Station
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/ OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, Ills BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL. ESTATE.


$2S5o-SHOULD be sold for $1,000; cottages
containing rooms bath: high Easements:
open nickel plumbing; combination gas
fixtures; complete I'm every detail and
guaranteed in construction for one year:
lot large and sunny. No. 2iJ9 Chestnut
St. bet 32d and 34th sts near Key Route
Station San Pablo ave and 10th st: open
for inspection daily. Ask j. c. Davidson
about II. 124 Kearny St. s. F.: he bought
one and lives next door: must and will be
sseoO~Price much below the present value;
new colonial house; rooms and bath; LOT
3fxlSO; house completed in the latest in
everything terms only $70O cash.. ball
anCe mortgage; remember, Il is brand new.
never been occupied owner must sell: near
Key Route station; call and about IL
AT once, as il s positively a bargain and
strictly first class.
The Rustic Bungalow. odd and complete
that it Is the talk Of the city; NV. cor
OF 18th ave. and f. 2Sth ST.: rooms and
baths: exterior finished in redwood logs
and clinker brick; large lot and beautiful
marine View space too expensive to ex-
tol its many different qualities: seeing
believing: open for inspection daily; terms
only $1,000 cash. balance mortgage
j. : MYERS.
1902 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
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BERKELEY FURNISHED HOUSES.

FOR rent for four or five months elegantly
furnished house of seven rooms; all modern
convenienceS: situated close TO Key Route
and center of Berkeley Apply at house.
2122 Durant ave-. or W. ]. MORTIMER &
co 2123 Center st. Berkeley.
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.
S. NJ DODGE & SON.
1160 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. PHONE
LAKE 36
$500
$500

A HOME RANCH NEAR OAKLAND.
Nothing better anywhere for fruit and poultry.
4 Ia acres OF Al sediment soil; comfortable
house of 5 rooms; large barn: two fine chicken
houses: $50 fruit trees in full bearing: good
well of water large variety OF berries; on
good road; only miles from Broadway. Oak
land.
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zERKELEx HOTELS.

HOTEL BERKELEY REOPENS-This elegant
ly appointed house Is now under and
experienced management. The service IL first
class, the accommodations honelike. the treat
ment OF guests courteous. the rates low. The
hotel Is situated Dwight way. one block
west of the Dwight way station, and is there
fore convenient to both the Key route and S.
p. ferry systems. Rates. per day. transient.
are from 81 to So and per month are $50 TO
$50, according to apartments. Banquets and
wedding dinners will be served on short
tice in the most fashionable and delightful
manner. All interested in this announce
rnent are invited to call at the house and in
spect ii. Any further information desired
will be promptly given Tel. Dana 136
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GREAT BARGAIN-New Groom bungalow cot
tage; mantel, folding doors porcelain bath. pan
try. tiled sink. gas-electric lights, city water
nice garden lot 40x125, all fenced cross
fenced macadamized St ctment sidewalks
swell neighborhood: price S2500 terms $3.50
cash. balance $25 monthly: 2 blocks to both
ferries. electric cars; convenient. to schools,
church and stores. Open Sundays. o. A.
RUDOLPH Lortn station.
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FRUITvALE ADv'RTS'M'NTS

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
FINE suburban home for sale; house of 0
rooms and bath; two-story barn and out
houses; l is acres of land; fine running
stream. with beautiful shade trees and shrub
berry an ideal home; situated in upper Fruit
vale; must sell account leaving. Address N
SQUYERS. Frutvale Postoffice. Cal.
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IN THE WANT COLUMNS OF THE CALL
HELP wANTED-MALE-con.

AT c, r. HANSEN & co.'s. Emp. Office
- bosh st--......-...-........64 642 Clay st
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REAL EsTATE-CrTY-FoR SALE

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
ON PARNASSUS HEIGHTS.
WE WILL LOAN YOU 80 PER CENT OF
THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR ANY LOT.
Only 10 Der cent cash. balance payable in 8
semi-annuaI payments Interest at the rate
OF . Der cent per annnm.
GRAND CREDIT SALE. AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2S. 1904,
At 1890 o'clock noon.
At cur office and salesroom.
70 Post ST.
63-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LoTs-e3
ON PARNASSUS HEIGHTS.
ON PARNASSUS HEIGHTS.
This property fronts on Hugo and ! t; stS,s e
Second Third and Fourth aves.; lots 2oxllG
and 26x120: corners 35x95.
Streets all severed and side sewers to the
curb line on each lot; granite curbs; cement
sidewalks; street paved with bituminous rock;
water mains in.
Lots all level. on official line and grade and
ready to build on at
For further particulars apply to
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
25 POST ST.
Or to Branch Office adjoining the property.
corner H ST and Seventh ave. Open every
day. including Sundays and holidays.
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REAL EsTArE-countr,-Fo- sale.

GREAT bargain--Rich. irrigated farms; big
canal; free water right: very cheap; easy
terms; homeseeker's opportunity. c. NJ.
WOOSTER CO.. GAS Market ST.
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Q1arrymen. 50. 50 T5; woodchoppers: farm
Sis. vineyard. S25: farmer. who can milk
SSV' q farmers orchard. S25; door molders
oench hands. molding. sticker, planning men
union wages
BOY TO drive delivery wagon n..-........S 81 dav
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Kitchen steward Sl0O
READ walter, hrst-class country hotel, party
--.----.. ---..--..... -........ 10
tISeS Nditef. country hotel, party here $50
Fitsl ana second cooks. country hotel. Euro
90, .S @ -SlOJ-S -
waiter country hotel. $3.50 elevator boy. $25
Fofteguese bootblaok. country hotel j.. SIS
6olsheF ana hnisher. country hotel. ..... 5 10
- X HANSEN 4 CO.. Employment Offc.
80 Bush st. o4o C,la,y a
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New Electric Road, California.
Teamsters. laborers .........Sl 20 da
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CHOICE OFFERING.
"a FEET FRONTAGE; S32 so PER FOOT
IRREGULAR DEPTH
blocks from cars. blocks from university.
on heights in Wheeler Tract; faces Golden
Gate; unexcelled view OF all bay points: this is
San Francisco
Write Owner box 1139. Call office, Oakland
THE GREATEST SNAP IN BERKELEY.
S2259-Casn $3.50. balance like rent; nearly
new 2-stoSy colonial house OF good rooms.
viz.-dining- room paneled in redwood, size lax
20. mante and fireplace; reception-room.
kitchen, bedrooms. bath. toilets; city wa
ter; wired for electric light; NV corner lot.
4Ox97; minutes from Ashby station Sole
agent, II. d. IRWIN, Lorin. Il. r. station.
Berkeley. Open Sundays
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FOR STATE OF NEVADA.
Free fare r-er,7si,, 4 ,,nopthe

Teamsters. la6orers e''lsas roekmen months se-s2
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NICE place consisting OF about half acre o.
ground and cottage in Paso Robles known
as the health resort OF California this place
for sale or exchange for Alameda County
property: worth $24O0. Address 1853 Twelfth
ST. Oakland Cal.
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1 Of rooms and one OF rooms: cost $500;
will cell $2T00. Apply s. s. AUSTIN,
11O1 Twenty-third ave. East Oakland.
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Ladiesi Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
are best; safe. reliable: take no other. Send 50
stamps for particulars. Relief for Ladies'
in letter by return mail. Ask your druggist.
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia, "a
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
TO MORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture. II. Schellhaas.i1th st. cor store. oakland
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A-PAcIFIc EMPLoYMENT &C..

A-PAClFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
926-MontgOmery st.-526
Phone Main lIal Trpstsirs
fkEE FARE II YOU STAY 4 MONTHS.
NhN ADA. Boss is Here To-day FEE 81
- teamsters. 81 %. no laborers and rock
men, y, - % day. ship tonight: hours
ranch hands. S2G TO $50 and found: farmer
san Mateo County. $50 and found: black
snnth. camp. near city 50: sheep shearer. &c
heaoi planerman, 81: sticker hand. 81: blind
maker. north; . boys box and sash and door
factory, north cook small hotel Tuoumne
Nounty. sac ana found: machinlst and elec-
tflclan, mine. south: - lsborers near city. 50
NEW RAILROAD WORK 10 2-horse
teamsters. laborers; ? carpenters north SSO
astd -ound; machine miner. 3 hours. $50; ,
rand miners, SO: muckers $50 3 wood
choppers mine S37 80 and found
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A SNAP-S2SOO: on Grove st: fine surround-
ings: owner wishes to go East
s6O0-A fine 3O-foot lot 6 minutes walk from
Key Route street work all done.
VIM p. TODD, 1910 Broadway.
Oakland
, 1904-05-25
RAILROAD NOTES.

The first train load of ties from Fort
Steele, thirty cars, arrived last night.
The west.bound track through the
yards here is being relaid with new
steel.
Dispatcher Pat Walsh arrived from
Cheyenne this afternoon, for a visit
with his family here.
One of the cars in train No. /, west
bound. left the rails at Point of Rocks
early this morning, blocking the line.
but doing little other damage. None
Of the passengers or members of the
train crew were injured.
J. Morgan and w. Walcott have re.
turned from Ogden, where they have
been at work on the Lucin cutoff. The
boys say the cutoff is still in bad con.
dition, and that no passenger trains
are being run over it. They could not
say when it would be opened to this
class of service.
, 1904-05-25
HOWDY Do!
LIVELY FLUTTER IN GENERAL
FEDERATION OF MoMEN's
CLUBS At ST. LOUIS.
Mrs. Manning Of New York Hands
Down List Of Ladies' for the oai-
Iery Of Notably Beautiful Women
and List 10 Not at All Pleasing
Mrs. Ernest Takes q Hand.

St Louis, Mo-, May 26.-Thers is q
fiutter in the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. following the election
Of officers. 1t is over those ladies
whose pictures are to hang In the
Gallery of Notably Beautiful Won.
en-" A wrangle is likely to follow
Mrs. Manning has made up the list.
and it is not at all satisfactory to the
other ladies'. They want to name sew.
eral who shall be the most represent,
alive and the most beautiful society
women in America. The war prom.
ises to be very lively. One lady said
today:
Mrs. Manning's crowd are all New
York women, and they want to go in
New York society, but they are by no
means the only fine representative
women in the country"
Mrs. Fine P. Ernest of Colorado has
a couple Of women she wants to 60 in
the gallery. So has Mrs. Sullivan of
Providence, who wants New England
representatives, while Mrs. Buckwal.
ter of Ohio says the beauties from the
Buckeye state must be in the list or
there will be trouble. Mrs. Manning
is in despair.
, 1904-05-25
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Sheriff Cook and Under Sheriff Yund
have returned from their trip up the
river.
The jury will come into court tomor-
row. when the Keyes ct al. cases will
be called.
The following mining deeds we're
filed for record this morning: w. E.
McCaslin, John M. MacIntyre and w
B. Russie to Charles B. Richie, the
Two Macks mining lode claim, in the
Tenderfoot mountain district, for 81
and other valuable considerations
John M. Heckart Of Wapello county
Ia, to Charles B. Richie, the Sarah A
lode mining claim. in the Tenderfoot
mountain district, for 81 and Other
considerations; Charles B. Richie te
the Ottumwa Copper company, the
Iowa lode and the Pocahontas LODI
mining claims. in the Tenderfoo
mountain district, for Il and the issu
ance Of capital stock, and C. B. Richie
to the Ottumwa Copper company, tn
Sarah A. and the Two kseks lode min
ing claims, 81 and other considers
lions.
, 1904-05-25
CHINA WEDDING
Nh. Ann MIS-. EDWARD DAVIES
HAVE PLEASANT cELEsRA.
TON At TIE SIDING.
Number Of Friends Present and Most
Enjoyable Evening Passed, Mrs.
Davies Serving Dainty Supper
Cards a Pleasant Feature of Gath
ering-Notes and Personals.

Tie Siding, Wyo., May 24.-On We'd
nesday evening, May IS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Davies celebrated their TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary at their
home by having a number of their
friends spend the evening. At $50
Mrs. Davies served a very dainty and
appetizing supper to the guests, con-
sisting of Every dainty imaginable.
After supper the tables yer cleared
and cards were a very pleasant feature
of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies
We're the recipients of many beautiful
and useful presents, consisting of a
handsome 10O-piece dinner set, toilet
set, berry set, cake plates, bon-bon
dishes and many other membranes
from their friends. also a very hand
some dresser scarf from Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Carroll of Santa Cruz, Cal.
Among the guests present were: Mrs.
F. J. Ihmsen, Mr.. Albert Severson and
daughter, Grace, of Laramie; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Tolliver, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grim
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christman of Vir-
ginia Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl f. Wood
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lidell, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Keyes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carroll. Mrs. A. F. Richardson,
Mrs. Jennie Burns, Mrs. B. F. BECKER
staff, Mrs. r. o. George, Miss Mary
Clapsadel, Messrs. Tunis Blodgett,
Henry Sage, Edgar n Ray Tolliver,
Ralph Swan, Raymond and Owen
George.
AS the guests departed they all
joined in wishing MI. and Mrs. Davies
many happy returns of the day.
, 1904-05-25
Russians Preparing for Advance.

London, May 25.-General Kuropat-
kin believes that General Kuroki's jap
anese army in central Manchuria is
in difficulties, and he is preparing for
a general advance and attack. Dis
patches received today say that in or
der to up his movements he has
imposed a stricter censorship than ev-
err before on all correspondents. How
ever, the Japanese appear to be in
formed, and today's reliable news is
that they have resumed their forward
movement from Feng Wang Cheng
and several powerful colonies.
, 1904-05-25
TEXANS IN SADDLE
LONE STAR STATE BUILDING TO
BE DEDICATED At WORLDS
FAIR TOMORROW.
Forty Car Loads Of Citizens, Including
Representatives From Nearly Ev-
cry Town in State, on Hand
Governor to Be Met by Band and
Soldiers and Escorted to Building.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 25.-Texas will
surely storm the worlds lair tomor-
row, the dedication day of the texas
pavilion, forty coaches with delegates
from the Lone Star state arriving and
nearly every town in the state being
represented. Governor Langham and
staff, according to the dedication pro-
gram, will be met by a band and troops
and escorted to the administration
building, where the reception occurs.
Then they will proceed to the Texas
building with officials of the exposi-
ton. President Francis will deliver
the address and the building will be
turned over to the governor. Speech
making will follow.
, 1904-05-25
BUCKEYE PLATFORM
DEMOCRATS REFER NATIONAL
QUESTION TO ST. LOUIS
CONVENTION.
onel kiibourne AZ Presidential
Possibility, Denounee Republican
State Administration and Keep

Columbus, O., May 25.-The plat
form adopted by the democratic state
convention today refers all the nation.
al questions to the St. Louis conven.
ton, provides for the delegation voting
as a unit upon a decision Of the major
ity Of the delegates to do 80. The
platform denounces the administration
of Governor Rerrick and the legisla
tive act abolishing the spring cleo
lions. The plank commencing Col
onel James Kilbourne as a presiden
tial candidate failed in committee
The platform is free from reference
to the presidential candidates.
, 1904-05-25
T|E-uP SET ATHEIST
coAsIwIsE SHIPPING NOT LIKE,
~ TO SUFFER- AS RESULT, OF
THREATENED STRIKE.
Teamsters' Union Leaders Sign Agree.
ment Not to Indulge in sympa-
thetic WaIkout and Embargo on
Railroad lifted-Fifemen's Pres.
ident Still Unreconciled.

New York, May 25.-The feared tie
up of the coastwise shipping is set at
rest today by the signing by the Team
sters' union leaders, representing &c.
900 drivers, of an agreement not to in.
dulge in sympathetic strikes.
The embargo on the yards of the
New Haven. New York and New Eng
land Dad resulting from the strike of
firemen was lifted today, and the Of
ficers of the company announce that
they will soon have traffic moving
without interruption.
This morning, however, President
Curran OF the Freight Handlers
union said: The fight between the
men and the company Is 10Y a fight
to death. We offered the management
every concession and were willing to
settle the strike. because the public
would suffer, but could get no salts.
faction from the railroads, and now we
will have it out"
, 1904-05-25
SEIZED ALL THE CASH
GENERAL SToESSEu TAKES THE
AVAILABLE MONEY AT PORT
ARTHUR AND DALNY.
Banks Unable to Cash Depositors'
Checks in Those PIaces-Japanese
Preparing for Vigorous Attack
Upon Port Arthur-Russia vioIat-
ing international Laws.

Che Foo, May 25.-Refugees from
Dalny report that General Stoessel has
seized all the money in Port Arthur
and Dalny. The banks are unable to
cash their depositors' checks. The
Japanese are erecting great temporary
barracks on Elliott's islands and hun
dreds of Japanese ships, including war
vessels, supply ships, GOLFERS and
transports. are rendezvousing there.
The landing of JapaLcse troops at
Pitsewo continues, preliminary to a
land attack upon Port Arthur, it is
thought. Heavy firing was heard at
Port Arthur yesterday. 1t was I'M
doubtedly land operations, as the Jap
anese navy is not near the port.
, 1904-05-25
AGAINST International Law,

New Haven, Conn, May 24.-Theo-
dore Woolsey, professor of interna.
regarding the reported action of Rus.
STA in laying explosive mines outside
her waters, allowing them to drift
promiscuously. says, in his judgment,
the mines, whether anchored or inten.
tionally set adrift beyond the coast
limit, constitute an indiscriminating
attack upon the belligerents and neu
trails alike, and, consequently. are lille
gitimata.
, 1904-05-25
TOWN WAS BURNING
TELEPHONE MESSAGE CONVEYS
MEAeER DETAILS OF coNFLA-
GRAFTON AT JACKSON.
Almost Every Structure On Main
Street Was Attire When Message
Mas Sent to Yazoo City, and Loss
Had Then Reached Third Of a Mil
Iion-Coiorado Crop Report.

Jackson, Miss, May ga telephone
message from Yazoo City. says the en-
tire town is endangered by a conflagra-
ton which started at 9 o'clock this
morning. Almost every structure on
Main street was afire when the mes
sage was being sent. A dozen fine
buildings were in ruins and the loss
then was 5000, 900. The fire depart
ment Is overwhelmed. Assistance
was sent from here.
, 1904-05-25
sedaIia Carpenter Kill. Himself.

Sedalia, Mo-, May 25.-After calling
his wife from the barn, D. w. Pike,
aged As years, a carpenter. stood in
the doorway OF his home this morning
and sent a bullet from a revolver into
his brain, killing himself, saying:
Goodbye, Mamma, l am gone" No
reason is assigned for the act.
, 1904-05-25
Notes and Personals.

Special to The Republican.
Tie Siding, Wyo., May 24.-Rainy
weather on the hill.
Mrs. Jennie Burns Is visiting friends
at Buford for a few days.
Mrs. ]. c. Swan is in Denver.
Miss Grace Cary began the Upper
Dale Creek school On Monday.
A fine hardwood floor is being put
in the new hall, and there is talk Of a
dance in the ear future.
Mrs. George Beason, Mrs. Ralph
Cary and Mrs. John Lidell were Lar.
annie visitors last week.
There will be services in the school
house on Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, conducted by Dean Bode.
SUNSHINE.
, 1904-05-25
HAIR TURNED GRAY.
DEFENDANTS IN GILLESPIE MUIR.
DER CASE Af RISING SUN
IN BAD CONDITION.
Court Room Packed to s%uffocation
and Famous case Attracting More
Than Ordinary Attention-Tyner-
Barrett Case viii Probably Go to
Jury This Afternoon.

Rising Sun, Ind, May 25.-The clos
ing arguments In the Gillespie murder
case began today. The court room
was packed to s~uffocation. A great
crowd stood around the building. New
er vas there such excitement over a
murder ase before. The four defend
ants are in bad condition. Their hair
is turning gray. and their faces are
pale and worn. The general impress
sion is that conviction will follow.
, 1904-05-25
HERE'S LUCK, ELMER.
Old Man Buys Coat Full Of Bills at
Baggage Sale.

New York, May 25.-Elmer Ecker.
son. an old man, purchased some un.
claimed baggage at a railway station
today. Among them was q moth-eaten
coat. He was about to throw the gar
ment away when he discovered care
fully wrapped in oil skin in n of the
pockets i've $1,000 treasury notes. The
lucky buyer IL nearly 10 and will q
once take . vacation in Europe.
, 1904-05-25
German Count Found Dead.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 25.-Guido
Won Steinwehr, a German baron, who
has been farming or a large scale in
this vicinity, was found dead in bed.
Death resulted from natural causea
Won Steinwehr's grandfather was .
lieutenant general of the German
army. his uncle an admiral and the
count was on the personal staff Of
the kaiser until today.
, 1904-05-25
TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE
NORMAN WILLIAMS CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER.
Disappeared From Oregon Shortly
After Crime and Was Not Heard
OF for Long Time-Missouri Car
penter Sends Bullet Through His
Brain, After Calling Wife.

The Dalles. Ore, May 25.-Norman
Williams. charged with the murder Of
Alma Nesbitt and mother, both Of
Omaha, and who disappeared four
years ago from the neighborhood of
Hood River, Ore, was placed on trial
for his life here today. The two wom-
en- were last seen in company with
Williams on their way to homestead
a claim.
, 1904-05-25
FUGITIVE DEMANDED.
viceroy Of Canton Makes Demand for
Return of Portuguese.

Hon Kong, May 25.-The viceroy Of
Canton has demanded the %extradition
from Macao, a Portuguese possession,
of a fugitive from justice. Trouble
may result. Four Chinese gun-boats
and two d%estroyers have arrived at
Macao to back the demand. The Por-
tuguese are preparing to resist the
landing.
, 1904-05-25
Case Almost Up to Jury.

Washington, D. c., May 25.-The
closing arguments are being made to-
day in the Barrett conspiracy
case. Holmes Conrad made the final
speech for the government. It is ex.
pected the case will reach the Jury
before the adjourninnt of court today.
, 1904-05-25
Packing House Burned.

Los Angeles, May 25.-The Cudahy
packing house was destroyed by fire
last night, loss, $25O,OOO.
Cudahy will rebuild the plant at a
cos of $500, 00O. The loss by the fire
was 100000. the company carrying
insurance for $3.50, 900.
, 1904-05-25
Brooms in Combine.

Chicago, ILL.,. May 25.-Representa
tives of the broom manufacturing com
panies Of the United States have
formed a combine. under the name Of
the National Broom company. The
capital is to be put at $4,000, 900.
, 1904-05-25
COME AFTER CASH.
Panama Commissioners to Receive Pay
For Canal Concession.

New York, May 2e.-Richardo Arias
and j. Morales, commissioners appoint
ed by Panama to receive the So. 100000
OF canal money. arrived today. They
intend to invest the fund in first mort
gage bonds. ed
, 1904-05-25

the M~anchurian capital, will begin
next week. The Yalu army. he says.
will remain at Feng-Wang-Cheng. pend
ing developments by the second army. |
He expects everything to be ready for
the order to march within a few days,
when the campaign will be rushed
with all possible haste.