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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

EST and best In America-Tht
16 pages. sent to any addres
d States or Canada one year
ge paid.
ninR-Houses and Hotels for
| MARION GRIFFIN,
Room SCI. sth floor.
James Flood Building.
97o Market ST..
Opposite The Emporium.
Up-to-date offices.
NEAR THE ELEVATORS.
IALL TITLES GUARANTEED
Rooming-houses and Hotels
For sale and rent.
Money to loan.
Tel. Main 33-4-3.
HOTEL -
- 40 rooms -
New and modern: rent 5000:
select furnishings; corner
|. north OF Market. Profit
$500 monthly.
= STRAIGHT =
ROOMING-HOUSE
30 rooms: 8 blocks north
Of Market; new and modern;
steam heat; electric lights;
profit s219 monthly.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
81 rooms; fine corner house.
beautifully furnished; very
swell Can only be seen by
special arrangements.
OAKLAND.
BERKELEY, ALAMEDA
Or SAN FRANCISCO
vacant lots worth $4,000
wanted in exchange for an
eminently respectable
rooming-house of 6S rooms.
price 5000; we arrange a
loan of S2100 for you; in
come $3.50 monthly over all
expenses.
GOLDEN GATE av. house of
- ~ rooms
A sunny corner house: =
year lease; monthly prolst
500; price $1,000; terms
$3.50 down and Install
ments OF sos monthly.
To buyers or people looking
for rooning-houses: Our
services are free to you.
The seller pays our fee.
MARION eFIFF1N.
We KNOW
of a corner house, 40 rooms.
that any Industrious man
and wife could take care of;
valued at $4,000; can be
bought for $500: terms $500
down and installments of
S25 monthly; 2-year lease.
renewable; some transient,
mostly permanent men
roomers; profit $3.50 monthly.
TRANSIENT house near
Market of % rooms and well
furnished; price reduced
from $1,000
- down to S120O
Tell US what terms you'd
like on such a house.
SNAP. 2 blocks north of
Markets. rooms;
"A Corner
Price now down to $500.
CLEAN and r-e-s-p-e-c-t-
able IA rooms, centrally
located; price $3.50; we'll
furnished.
ONLY $3.50 Spot cash
takes an 11-room house.
reAt $50; hot water in every
room
EXCHANGES
EXCHANGES
All kinds
Here IS one:
An SO-room house, corner:
price $1,000; a nice PROPOSE
tion for a man and wife
who, by doing the work,
can put $500 per month in
bank: will exchange for real
estate; low rent; lease and
well furnished.
1. WOULD you like
- a Broom house? {?
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HOTEL,

- 40 rooms
New and modern. rent 5000
select furnishings; corner
north of Market. Profit
$500 monthly.
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CLOTHING RENovArrNG.

SUITS cleaned and pressed, 81; securing and
dyeing. Bon Marche Examiner bldg, r. 40;
phone Drumm II. Call for and deliver free.
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OAKLAND.

BERKELEY, ALAMEDA
Or SAN FRANCISCO
vacant lots worth $4,000
wanted in exchange for an
eminently respectable
rooming-house of 6S rooms;
price $500; we arrange a
loan of S2700 for you; in
come $3.50 monthly over all
expenses.
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.

ROOMING-HOUSE
80 rooms: 8 blocks north
Of Market; new and modern;
steam heat; electric lights;
profit S219 monthly.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMNER.

CALL subscribers contemplating q
change Of residence during the summer
months can have their paper forwarded
bg mail TO their new address by notify
ing THE CALL Business ONCE. This
paper VII also be on sale at all summer
resorts and Is represented by local
agent IN all towns on the coast.
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EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES
All kinds -
Here Is one:
An S0-room house. corner;
price $4,000; a nice PROPOSE
tion for man and wife
who, by doing the work,
can put $500 per month In
bank: will exchange for real
estate; low rent; lease and
well furnished.
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ONLY $3.50 Spot cash

takes an 11-room house:
reAt $50; hot water in every
room
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CLEAN and r-e-s-p-e-c-t-
able IA rooms, centrally
located; price $3.50; we'll
furnished.
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A sunny corner house;
year lease: monthly proist
500; price $1,000; terms
$3.50 down and Install
ments of sos monthly.
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ii rooms: beautifully furnished in best of
oak, Administer and velvet carpets. hair mat
tresses makes fine home and clears some
money besides: will be sacrificed.
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GOLDEN GATE av. house of
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SAN FRANCISCO. april - Is05.-Notice' Of
Stockholders Meeting Of the United Crude
OF Company "a cOrporatiOn)--A stockholders
Meeting viii be held at the Company's Office
room 9lS Rarrott building San Francisco
70 Cal. on SATURDAY May 13 1905 AZ ID
q ctcck noon. for the purpose OF electing a
Board OF Directors TO serve for the ensuing
scar. and FOR the transaction Of such other
business as may be properly broughl before
The above meeting transfer books will
close on May and open or. May IS. 1905
7. cAMERON Secretary
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WE KNOW

Markets. rooms;
A Corner
Price now down to $500.
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BUSINESS cnAncEs-continued.

A-CAdERON & CO.. Phone South 1850
Eddy St., cor Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances
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eiety meeting THIS TUESDAY, Seeksz
EVENING NAY .. a. s o'clock. 507 rs
setter St <ESo
p ~ BURN. President.
s. RAICENICH, Secretary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07

his favor, for $4,000, on lot Z, block q
stafford's addition 10 the city OF oska
loosa, Iowa, claiming that HIS mort
gage Is a vendors lien securing the
purchase money OF said property
That you, and each OF you, are iuag.
ment creditors whose claims and In.
terests are inferior TO that Of the plain,
TN. He also asks that said mortgage
lien be decreed superior 70 yours, and
that your rights be fOreclosed and you
barred and estopDed from having or
claiming any interest in said real 90.
tate. No personal claim whatever IL
made against any of the defendants
except the said 8. q. Daniels.
That unless you appear and defend
before noon Of the "a day Of the Oc.
tober term, 1906, OF said court, (which
will commence on the "a day OF octo.
ber, 1906, and be- held In the court
house at Oskaioosa, Iowa. default
viii be entered against you and judg.
ruent and decree rendered as prayed
for In piaintln'g petition.
w. r. Heating,
gw4 Attorney for Plaintiff
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
TWO ARE HURLED
TO INSTANT DEATH
AN AUTOMOBILE LEAPS FROM
BRIDGE IN NEW JERSEY.
MAN AND WOMAN ARE KILLED
Fall Distance Of Thirty Feet Rail-
way Collision in Colorado
Causes the Death Of
-Four Persons.

Philadelphia, Sept While el
Ioutc from Atlantic city % PhiladLl-
phla Tuesday IN an automobile Nell
Wolfe, secretary and treasurer OF an
automobile company of this city, and
Miss Marie baniil, daughter Of d
wealthy Germantown ahoddy manufac
tnreT, we're thrown from an autom0.
bile on bridge oyer the West Jersey
u BeashOfe raiir0ad, near Atco, ~ j.,
and hurled 20 feet 20 the tracks below.
NiGs Hamill was almost instantly
kilIe1 and Mr.. Wolfe died soon after.
The accident was witnessed by Dr. 4.
J. Martin aifd his wife, OF Bunalo, VINO
we're In another machine short dir
tance behind the Inflated ear. DF. Mar.
tin hurried 70 the aid of the ylctimg,
but could DO nothing for them. 1rhe
cor occupied by Mr.. Wolfe and Miro
IIamiii waO driven by n. o. Plummer.
lie war taken into custody and ar.
raigned before Prosecutor Lloyd, at
Camden, ~ D., who discharged him
after bearing his statement
Steering Gear Detective,
The accident was due ~ defective
steering gear, u occurred A. Hayes
bridge. a short distance east of Atco.
the approach 10 the bridge Is curved,
very steep, and heavy with sand 40
the machine was plowlng ~ way
through the sand Plummer discovered
that the steering gear was out Of or
der. He continued. however, and when
The car reached the smooth boards oil
the bridge IL plunged forward an I
sweTved toward the pipe railing.
Miss HamiII rose 10 her feet just a.
the right forward wheel or the auto.
mobile struck the railing. Mr., Wolfe
Jumped up and attempted 10 Dreven
her from falling. The impact OF the
machine was 80 great that 10th we're
hurled from. the car over the railing
20 the tracks below.
-Four KILLED In Colorado.
Denver, Col. Sept -Four per.
sons we're killed and n injured IN a
rear.end collision Monday night A.
Brush, Col. on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railway, SS miles east Of Den,
yer, between q passengsr and a freight
train, both westb0und.
The dead are: sIbert Whitaker,
ChiIIicothe, Mo : NJ Mccormick. Chilli
cothe, Mo- r.. Lee Vaughan, colored
porter, Philadelphia; John Lindsay,
eolored cook, philadelphia.
The passenger train, the fourth sec,
tlcn Of No. 10, was standing at the sta
ton while the engine Was taking water.
Fast freight No, n crashed into tho
private car, the Rainbow, partly te1e-
scoping II and killing the two colored
porters. A chair car and two Pullmans
ahead Of the Rainbow were ditched.
Most OF those injured were passengers
in these cars
In the Rainbow was party OF east.
srn capitalists under the guidance Of
Col n. l.. DuyaI, Of the Red Mountain
Mining company, who left Philadel-
pbla Saturday. East Of Brush Is steep
grade and II ls said the engineer OF the
freight was unable TO control tho train
in coming down the hill The injured
were taken % Denver hospitals.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
WORK OF ENJOYS
IS COMPLETED
TINY SION THE TREATY or
PEAcE AT PoRTsMouTH.
CEREMONY IS VERY SIMPLE
Salute Of ouna signaiikes the tm-
portant Eyent--Another syn.
opsis Of the Treaty
IL Given.

Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. G.--The
treaty Of peace between Russia and
Japa1 was signed by the representa-
tycs " the two empires at S.i7 .. m.
Tucsuay. On the instant OF the con-
gummation Of the great historical act
a salute was fred at the United States
navy yard on Kittery Point. Both
Russian ana japanese missions on their
arrival at the navy yard were received
at tre entrance OF the building By Ad.
mlral Mead, while two companies OF
marires, commanded by Mai. Moses,
rcnGsfed military honorg. The copies
Of the rfeaty of peace brought 70 the
navy yard had been carefully compared
by tbe sccretarics OF the two missions
IN order 20 avoid the necessity Of read
Ing them before hetsigning. al which
pergQBages extrancous 70 the negotia-
tioDb assisted When the secretaries
had assigned the perfect cxactDess OF
the two copies OF the treaty, the DIeni-
DOtebtiaries and the other members OF
the two missions entered the confer
ence kaIl, accompanied by Assistant
gecretary Pelrce, Gov. McLanA Admir-.
al Mead and the mayor ~ Portsmouth.
N, Witte, the chief Of the Russian
plenipotentisrics, was the FIRST 70 sign
his iiame 20 the treaty After the eerc-
monies of the signing OF the treaty,
Baron DO Hosen delivered short
speech, pointing out the importance Of
The event and the inGsence Il will have
IN the relations between the two c0un-
tries. He ended BY expressing the sat
isfaction he felt at the good relations
which have characterized the work 0f
the DienlpotcDtlaries. Baron K0mura
replied, DaraDhraglng Baron De Rosens
speech and cxprego his thanks for
the kind words aGl ssssd 20 himself
and n the members of his mission.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
THE CONFERENCE
THE slxTY.sEcoNn ANNUAL sEs.
SION 10 NOW IN PROGRESS
AT ALBA.

Abba, Ia, Sept. G,--The slxty.sec.
ond session Of the Iowa Conference
Of the NJ u. church was called 10 or.
der here last evening, Bishop War.
rem presiding. The Iowa Conference
comprises about one.fourth OF the
state, and includes Burlington, Keo.
kuk, ottumwa, oskaloosa, GrinnelI,
Newton Washington, sigourney, AL.
bla and Intervening towns. The at
tendance ig large, and the delegates
are being well cared for by the hos.
pitable people Of Abba.
The opening session last night was
devoted 70 the anniversary Of the
church temperance society. Ad-
dresses were made by Bishop Warren,
Rev. ]. N. Mccash Of Des Moines,
Alonzo O. Wilson, OF Chicago, and
Hon. q. A. Isle, Of clarinda.
The first business session OF ne
conference was held this morning fol.
lowed by the memorial services Of
those who have died during the year.
Addresses we're made by Rev. w. D.
Kemble, u. d., Rev. ID. g. Beyan Rev.
r., l.. Scbriener.
The conference was organized BY
the election Of the following officers:
Secretary, j. w. Potter; assistants,
Reys. Stoddard, McClelIand and Ing.
ham; treasurer, r. 8. Poole; ASSISTANT,
Wilson Poole; postmaster, Rev. Ten.
nant. Reports Of presiding elders
we're all accepted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
EXTRA
sououers ron VETERANS.
Marching Soldiers 3ombarded Win
Snow BalLLaden Roses.

Denver, Sept. 6l-Flfeen thousand
veterans OF the civil war marched In
grand parade this morning. Two hun.
dred thousand people thrcngcd the
Sides Of tho streets, cheering the aged
heroes ms they tramped along. Tho
'marchers were bombarded with moun.
tain and hot house flowers, and snow
balls. each SNOWFALL containing rose.
Tho snow was brought from the noun.
talns. The weather is IDEAL
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
Original Notice.
w, r.. Richie

8. q. Daniels, Hornback Grocery Com.
Dany, g. n. Hornback, Fierz &
Company ct al, Defendants.
October term, 1905.
To Hornback Grocery Company, e.
n. Hornback, and Fierz T. Company,
defendants: N
You and each Of you are hereby no
titled that there is now on file in the
Office OF the clerk Of the district court
Of Iowa, in and for WahaSka county, q
petition Of the plaIntin, W. r.. Richie,
claiming as against 8. q, Daniels and
wife the foreclosure 81 mortgage In
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
Base Bail Excursion 70 Burlington
oskaIooss ys. Burlington,

On Sunday, September 10, these
two teams win play al Burlington, and
the Iowa Central has arranged 70 run
an excursion for the occasion via
Keittsbpg, In connection with fhe
new Misslsgippi river steamer Nv.
W. Special train will leave oskaioo'
"a NJ $50 a. m, arriving Burlington
~ noon. Returning, leave Burling.
ton $50 D. m. Only 600 for round
trip, There win be two games OF ball
and holders of excursion tickets win
be admitted 70 both games for single
admission hee, The iowa Brigade
Band will accompany the excursion
and furnish music. Special coaches
reserved for ladies. No liquors viii
be sold On the boat Call on agents
for tickets.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
Mississippi River Boat Excursion to
Burlington, Iowa.


On Sunday, September 10, the Iowa
Central ny. win run an excursion TO
Burlington, Iowa, via Kcithsburg and
the boat. A special train viii leave
ogkaioosa at $50 a. M, arriving ~
Keithsburg about 9:45 a, m, where
the beautiful new steamer Nv. W.
win be waiting 70 take the excursion
lists 70 Burlington, arriving there AT
noon. Returning, steamer will leave
Burlington at $50 .. m, arriving at
Keithgburg In time for special train,
which will leave about 9;15 .. m.
Round trip only 800.
The excursion ~ run under tine aus
plceg of the Iowa Brigade Band OF
Ogkaloosa, who will furnish music.
Special coacbeg wni DO reserved for
ladies. no liquor win be sold on the
boat and best Of order is assured.
Don't miss this grand trip.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
WILSON a scApseoAr.
says He viii Make Somebody sweat
for His Arrest.

Chicago, Sept tn want to go
back and face my accusers. / have
been made a scapegoat and some,
body will learn TO his sorrow." TEIs
was the statement made today by u.
II. Wilson, accused Of having forged
notes amounting TO 10000 on vari.
Gus banks IN Shenandoah, iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
EXTRA
TRAGEDY IN wlrrr FAMILY.


gcfIpps McIsae Telegram
Moscow. Sept. U.--A nephew Of NJ.
Whites wife shot girl here today
and then committed suicide.
Tho young mans namo is KbotInsky
and no Is n member OF tho dragons.
-Four brothers have died under similar
circumstances. The girl was killed
Instantly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
DR.. sALMoR RESIGNS.
Gives Up Post Afts- Being Exonerst.
ed Of Fraud.

Washington, D. { Sept. ey--Dr. ID.
b. Salmon, Of the ,reau Of animal
industry, who was II emily exonerat
ed on charges o. irregularities in his
department, resigned his post today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
CUPID Is cUnNlso.
Iowa oirps Romance win Be Con,
sVmmated Today

ElgIn, IlI,, Sept. gr--Thc, romance N
prominent society man and a hos
pital nurse who cared for him through
q critical Illness OF typhoid fever Will
reach rs elimination To-Day In the
marriage OF Howard g. conrow Of III
gln and Miss Bessie Grunig of West,
gate, Iowa, the ceremony being per.
formed IN the BRIDES home IN the
latter city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
VERY suDDEa DEATA.
Horsoman piss on Operating Table in
Hospital

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Sept, william
Bryant, the well known horSeman Of
Marion. died ON an operating table IN
the local hospital. He was about 10
undergo an operation for cancer and
the doctor was administering ether.
Hemorrhage o. the brain caused hi5
death.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
KILLED BY LOAD or SAND.

Burlington, Ia, Sept, gI--NOrman
Drown, eight years old, fell from a
wagon loaded with sand this morning.
The wheels passed over hfg chest and
death resulted instantly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
RIOTS IN PROGRESS.
Japanese People Are Dissatisfied With
Amended Peace Terms.

Toxic, Sept. Gl-small riots are re.
sultlng from the governments accept
ance Of the peace terms as amended
by Russia. The police have made
many arrests. The feeling Of dIsap.
polntment B apparently general
throughout the country.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
The os9AT sAcHsM.

Des Moipes Man 70 Become Head o.
Iowa Red Men.
Des Boines, Iowa, Sept. es-H q,
Priebe 0f Dcs Mofnrs, great senior
gagamorc Of Iowa Of The improved
Order OF Red Men, will become the
great gachem, the head position in
tho state order, at the twenty.second
annual meeting 20 be held IN Mar.
ighaiItown October ., 10 and II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
ApolTlonAL wAnTs.

WOMAN would like permanent posi-
ton in country lamily Wages low.
Inquire 2O1 North Third g. FtDd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-07
Two New Cases at Pensacola.
Five Deaths Today.

New Orleans. Sept. ey--Tbe yellow
fever situation was not 80 favorable
today, Up 10 noon there were five
deaths and seven new cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
FIELD DAY.
Discus Throwing a New Feature.
Records Broken.
Especial to The Times Disratch.)

Especial to The Times Dlsratch.)
& LEXINGTON, Va. May 22,-Field day was
held at Washington and Leo University last
Friday afternoon a new feature introduced
this year was The discus throwing. Two OF tina
University records were broken--the half mile,
by Mcclure. formerly Of Lafayette College.
whose home Ia In Pennsylvania; and the l2O
yard hurdle BY the captain OF the track team,
Morse, OF Massachusetts. The first and second
best heat all round were won by Alexander, OF
Virginia, and Morse, OF ssachusetts, respec-
lively DR.. i. W. Bitter was Instructor. The
events and time were;
E 100 yard acknowledgements, first, time, II 10
seconds; Bagley, second Morse. third.
: Hammer-Stone first distance So feet j.:
inch: TIFFANY, second filler, third ]
!, q 900 yard dash--Alexander first tlrne 20
seconds; Morse, second.
Putting shot--Tiffany, first distance. 30 fcet
7 Inches; Miller. second; Stone. third.
40 yard dash--Morse, first, t!mo. 90 40 Sc
conds: Phillips, second.
pole yaut--Alexander, first, distance, leet
MIS- inHn' ru n first, time, $50; Clark
second; Mlnatree, third,
Half Mcclure. time, 2us. 80.
High jump-Alexander distance @ Ia rect &
Broad jump--Alexander, first, distance ~
fect 4 inches; Morse. second; Cover, third. !
2.220 yard hurdle--Morse first, TINE. ~ go go
seconds. on, * .aoord.{
b Discus throwing-Tlfta ny, first distance % !-S
fact stone second t sGt s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
WILLARD SPEAKS.
Unheralded and Addresses
Large Crowd.

L TAZEWEIL. VA. May 22.-Lieutenant-
Governor Joseph n. Willard, candidate
for the guberha ttorial nomination, spoke
here to-day in the courthouse TO 2 large
crowd Of both Democrats, and Repnbld1-.
cans, His visit here WAS mnexpeaStea,
and consequently had not neen nayer-
tiscd, His speech was pam, praetlGhi.
business talk, which greatly pleaaseu MS
hearers. HIS position on. punilc aues,
tions was tho same as heretofore stared
In his public addresses. among he
most striking things stated Was - That ne
favored two auditors for the state. one
to receive and tho other to dlsbGrse the
State funds; letting the contract, fof pen
t he Davis YsS hoc c s ZIG highest
bidder. and tho single llst OF school
lie also stated that he was y . favor
OF tho printing and binding OF sG 81 hs,,.
books used in The State py CONVEY iupo %
In the penitentlary. This stalemeht .oI
Mr. Willard. and remarks nhoui nov
70 have good roads; that is,i 10y v tne Reo,
pie build them thamselyes, lhy NOE ga y
good round OF applause from MS a .nnG
ence. which was composed OF soou
many tilers of the soil, -, ,,,,,
He did not allude 10 the Mann p'ii
further than to say II eieelea GoV on ~
he would enforce the laws now oh ''''
This Was Mr., yyillard's first speech ~ n
the county, and he MADE sasstps ~
preston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
* Brief Items From Everywhere. IF

KENT, CONN, May %, Nineteen rat a. !;
hunt OF the schaghtlcook Rattlesnake
epn aSSd dstSsr Ss nhsfy Fl me
through t1 tho mountains back Of the In.
Slaa rf IS rater n Ills escape from
death was extraordinary.
BELLPo,RT M. May s 22dAfter b as
s1ae hnd 9fHr sa HIS ase who w f
tenn to ' beat her He has been ar
rested rested and is held for the coroner. but
an Is net ens eeey ;an hs IS Re M s Els Els
crate his story OF what took place.
Sd George Horst. 80 years old, q an - en- p
eeo l9Se T. saloid ie0sty shooting himself
twice in the head, The, bullets have nat t
been removed, but to the .am ad % o.
living, but, according to present ind-
cat tiiS, viii soon 'be, well enough to DO
out OF tho house.
1,ITTsgURG ol nA !, MAY py,.S ssnpr m ns
prominent, physisianss died early yest E,
DAY tIlOIJllus,a IlNc fNL.sho ~ .SS's'
Inconsistencies and sleep. The case Is ono
Of the most peculiar ever brought under
the Dyes Of local physicians
WEST CHESTER. PA. May 22,--,Miss
miles by a runaway, horse Saturday, has
not regained consciousness since, and,
ii is feared, will die.
!. The girl Is but l6 years old,
IS BOSTON, May 22.-The Boston office OF
the Society for the Propagation or the
Catholic Faith, which is under the di'
rection Of ReY. Father James b, WALSH,
has received word of the massacre IN
Tibet OF four priests. who were laborlng
under the direction OF tho society,"
NEW YORK, May 22,-,Rocketelle Is
tho name Of an Illinois village, the only
town, ciSy, hamlet or cross roads In the
United States that hears the name OF
tho Standard OH King, and he asked for
II The g place Is Just across the township
line from where Uncle Sam has deter
mined to build naval training school.
II is the scene Of q brave attempt or
Chicago school teacher to establish q
great educational ms itut!on that she eX-
pected sonle day would beoonle as blg
The mans, was EIyen. e .lhs taG1s ~ ,sa ae.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Debating Question Of Union.

me 10. N (l3yS ASsoclateu Press.J ~
FRESNO. CAL, May 22.--The Cumberland
Presbyterian General Assembly is In the
midst of long debate over union with the
Presbyterian Church Two reports on union
were presented this afternoon. "a majority
report. signed by lors. Tempeton, and Wig
gington and Judge Beard, gave a complete list
.iof the Presbyteres which had voted for Sor
against union, and declared that the union
had been constitutionally agreed to by ma
jority OF tho Presbyteries in the Cumberland
Church. Elders McClelland and Young sub
mitted minority report, admitting the vote.
except one Presbytery, but asserting that the
church HAS no constitutional right to unite
union has not been constitutlonally agreed
to, The debate will be continued tomorrow.