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Smyrna times., 1905-05-24
RICHARD L. NAODAIN BUYS FINE STOCK.
MiddIetOwn Stock Raiser Adds Another Thor
Oughbred Heller to His Herd of Cattle.

MiddIetOwn Stock Raiser Adds Another Thor
Oughbred Heifer to His Herd of Cattle.
Richard L. Naudain of near town,
who is collecting a lot of Registered
Holsteins, has very recently added an
other fine heifer to his herd. This he
purchased from Fl. d. Roe of Augusta,
N. j. This calf, by name, Pauline
Posch Hartog DeKol, a daughter of
Brookside DeKol Pauline, official rec
erd SO pounds milk in one day, 2052
pounds butter in days, at four years
old. Besides her own great butter rec
ord she has the distinction of being an
own sister to May Hartog Pauline De-
Kol, who made in an official test at Al
years old, 81 pounds of milk in one
day, ard 80 .95 pounds of butter in z
days. This record is the second lar
gest record ever made by a COW of this
age. being equaled only by their fa-
nous sister, Aaggie Corncopia Pauline
the champion A. r. o. butter COW of
the world, any age or breed. She, at
less than years old, in an official test
made over "a pounds of butter in Z
days. The sire of Pauline Pasch Har-
tog DeKol is Alta Poschs son, one of
the greatest young sires of the breed,
having for his dam Alta Posch with an
official record of more than % pounds
of butter in z days under years old,
the worlds record for COW of this age
and probably will never be exceeded.
This Heifer of Mr.. Naudain's is with
out doubt the best bred Heifer in the
State of Delaware, of the Thorough
bred Registered Holstein Fresian
breed.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24

small dories, but they gave the bridge
a thorough inspection from its founds-
tion up, and were sorry enough to have
to admit afterward that a new bridge
would have to be built at once. The
Levy Court is trying to go through the
year and close with surplus and the
commissioners were severely disap
pointed to learn today that a large
sum of money will Lave to be laid
aside at once for this new structure.
Traction engines have been forbidden
to cross the bridge and extra heavily
loaded teams have been admonished to
avoid it if possible.
Commencement week at the FELTON,
High School will extend from MAY 21
to 25. On Sunday morning, May 81,
Rev. E. G. Sunfeld will preach the
baccalaureate sermon in the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. On Tuesday
afternoon, May %, at 23O an exhibi-
tion drill will be given by the high
school cadets. There will also be
competitive drill for a prize. This
drill will be held in front of the school.
The commencement exercises will be
held Thursday euening, May 25th in
the Methodist Church. The following
graduates will speak: Maud NJ. Hub
bard, Margaret E. Melyin and Edgar
J. Harrington. Rev. Francis Merton
Munson, L. L. D., rector of Imman-
uel Protestant Episcopal Church, New
Castle, and Chaplain of the First Del
aware Regiment, n. g., will deliver
the address of the evening. His sub
iect will be Books" Principal Nc
Donald will secure an orchestra from
the Wilmington Conference Academy.
under the leadership of Prof. Joseph
A. Hopkins to furnish the music.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24
CHANGE AMONG ACADEMY TEACHERS.
Six New Instructors VIII be Elected by Trus-
tees Of Wilmington Conference Academy.

tecs VI Wilmington conference Academy.
Six new teachers will probably be
elected by the Board of Trustees of
the Wilmington Conference Academy,
at its next meeting on June 9-Com-
mencement Day. They will take the
place of the six teachers who have re-
signed, two of whom have been at the
school for four years, or since Prof.
E. L. Cross was elected to the princi-
palship. These teachers have resigned
and their places will have to be sup
piled:
The Rev. J. T. Van Burkalow, vice
principal, who entered the Methodist
ministry last month, and has been as
signed to a charge at Chelsea, N. Y.
Mrs. Mabel r. Van Burkalow, instruc-
tor OF the piano for the past three years.
Mrs. VanBurkalow is an accomplished
pianist. but will give up teaching and
join her husband in his new charge.
Prof. Harry r. Isaacs, the winner of
the Rhodes Scholarship and who is
preparing to enter Oxford next fall.
Mr.. Isaacs, who is one of the youngest
teachers ever at the Academy, is Just
closing his first year there.
Miss Genevieve Kittridge, instructor
of art. She. has been at the head of
the department for the past three
years. amp also US instructor of draw
ing at the Dover public schools. Miss
Helen Quigg, assistant instructor of
piano.
Prof. j. A. Hopkins, who has been
at the head of the musical instrument
departments for the last four years will
not be there all the year, as formerly.
He will probably have classes at GER
tain times during the week. This de-
partment especially. since the organi.
zation of the new Dover Orchestra has
become one of the most popular in the
school,
Only three of the old teachers re-
main in with DIR. Cross for another
year. They are Miss Emma r. Potter
who has been connected with the
Academy as instructor of art, literature
and French; Professor Arthur r.
Sloop. instructor Of mathematics. and
Miss Helen Wright, instructor of Ger
man and history.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24
Strictly Genuine.

Most of the patent medicine testimon-
ials are probably genuine. The fol-
lowing notice recently appeared in the
Atchison (Kan.) Globe: "Joe Tack, q
we'll known engineer, running on the
Missouri Pscific between Wichita and
Kiowa, lately appeared IN a big one,
with picture and when he was IN this
office to-day we asked him about it.
He said he had terrific pains in his
stomach, and thought he had cancer.
His druggist recommended Kodol and
he says it cured him. He recommended
it to others, who we're also cured.
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat and cures all stomach troubles.
Sold by William +. Dunn.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24

A private fruit grower refused to sell
his crop of strawberries to the trust
and applied to the railway for refriger-
ator cars. The railroad "really couldn't
furnish them" and eleven carloads of
berries were ruined. Hereafter IL Q
grower will be wise and sell his berri s
to the trust at its prices. Meanwhile,
the consumer should pool interest with
the grower and demand remedial leg
islation.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24
FUND FOR OLD FOLKS HOME
RECEIVES FRESH IMPETUS
KINGS DAUGHTERS OF DOVER RECEIVE
CHECK FOR $1,000 FROM GENERAL PALMER
Circle Now Has $500 10 Addition 10 Site 10
Dover Already Paid POr-Building Will
be Erected During Present Year.

be Erected During Present Year.
At meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters of Dover, held Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. James H. Todd,
there was pleasant surprise 10 the
shape of letter from General W. II.
Palmer accompanied by a check of
1000. The ladies are elated over the
donation, and also the prospects of flu
ture donations in amounts of $500
from him as they are able to duplicate
them. The letter in full is as follows:
May IS, 1905.
Mrs. Lizzie r. Atkinson.
1873 Bradford St., Dover, Del.
Dear Madame: General Palmer,
who has just returned from Europe, is
in receipt of your letter of April %, re-
garding the Kings Daughters Home
at Dover for the benefit of the old
people of Dover and vicinity. We un-
derstand your letter to mean that you
have actually raised the cash in hand
UP W oobO dAOuubAhS " RA3OOO aAO III
carrying out General Palmer promise
enclose you herewith this check on the
Morton Trust Company, New York, for
like amount. Please send me
proper receipt for this money at your
convenience. As fast as you haYe ac-
tually raised and have in hand the re-
naming of the one-half to be secured
outside of General Palmer in lots of
500 and more. you may call upon me
for further checks.
Yours truly, Geo. A. Krause.
1t will be seen from the above that
there is an excellent opportunity for
raising the necessary funds for the
erection of the Old Folks Home. The
ladies have purchased and paid for the
site and now have $3,200 in hand.
They do not expect to lag one bit, but
on the other hand will increase their
efforts to raise more money and take
advantage of General Palmer's last Of
fer. They are now looking around for
plans and specifications for an ideal
building and expect to begin erection
of the home during the present year.
Smyrna times., 1905-05-24
GOVERNOR LEA NAMES APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. Thomas V. CahslI Named Trustee of the
State Hospital Other Places Filled.

Governor Lea Thursday made these
appointments to Office for full terms:
George S. Capelle of Wilmington to be
trustee of the Delaware State Hospital
at Farnhurst, resident in New Castle
County. DIR. Thomas V. Cahall of
Frederick, to be trustee of the Della
ware State Hospital at Farnhurst, res
ident in New Castle County. Roland
G.. Paynter of Georgetown, to be trus-
tee of the Delaware State Hospital at
Farnhurst; resident in Sussex Co unity.
George E. Wilson to be justice of the
peace at Hickman, filling a new Office
just created by the Legislature. James
w. Thomas, to be iuftice of the peace
at Pennington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
y0upo 81e, Smfcrs!"

aano Gitp, DO, t2.April.
= 0as bieIige 8iirealt Der ngmeri-
CON IercantiIe aiiociution" blieb
beite friib geldloiien, uno cine on
Ger Gbiire ongeidlagenen 9efulftt-
ma6ung lautete: n8ooo bpe, illderS,
5000 bpe." $50 iid Die 9eamten Der
9liiocintion befinoen, neiB Rienoito.
Dds Souptbitreou befano iid in ct.
Soiepb, Mo., linb cine BON BORT font
menoe 8otidoft fiinoigte Den Sub
ifribenten in filr5en 8ortcn an, Dab
Die IiIociotion iuspenOirt babe unb
ibre Gontrofte nit oen Seuten nidt
oilsfiibren fonne. Die Sublfriben-
ten iito meiitens arnte arbeiter. Sic
botten lid perpflihtet, ouf 8a1er BON
80 Mohen einen Dollar pro @ode
ein5u3ablen uno iolIten oofilr oant
500 erbolten. 8iele TerIonen bot
ten id)on lett Wonnten e%inge5oblt,
cine 3roii ). 9. $3.50 pro ISOLDE ieit
sc @oden uno oieielbe erlpartete oo-
ber, oemnGfit 1920 81 erbolten.
9ie rgmericon Wercontile giio-
ciotion" besann lire @eid)ofte int
Nfoi 1904 unb bate piele Subifri-
bcnten. Sbr YrGiioent uno Sdab.
meiiter ipar W. 9riininger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
NatiirLidl amaenpmmen.

9 o It o II, IL. gIpril. - 0uS 60
mite oes n4mericon 9ooro Of Cont
miiiioners for 6oreign Miiiions" bat
geItern oeiinitio bei6loHen, Die bon
Sobn &odefeGler geipenoetcn $tO0,.
900 5l acceptiren. 9efonntlid bat,
ten oiele @eiltlide gegen Die @nnobs
me oeS @el0eS, meld)eS tic olS lillge-
red)t ernorbenen Mammon betrudl=
ten, occeptirt. Seute miro Elm Ion-
ger 9eridt oeroffentIi6t, melder bic
@riiuoe ouseinonberiebt, ans melden
oas @eidenf occeptirt mlroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

ooB Die Srennung in oen Ser too-
ten erfol9rei6 aepeien iei. Der Reo'
ner bebauptete, oaB Sronfrei6 lid IN
an6erer Boiition ais Die Ser. Stoo.
ten befinoe, inoem bier fir aaes I'm
terltiisune nadgeiudt neroe.
Mebrere announcements, melde ben
l1mfong Der auf @run0 Der 8orlage
eeItatteten r~eligioien 5reibeit ipe5ifi.
3irter, puroen ouf Die 3uii6erung
oes 9uItusminiiters 8ienbenu @or.
tin bin 5uriidge5ogen, bob Die Regie'
r,lng beabiibtige, obiolute @ewii.
iensfreibeit 5u geruGbren.
Ger erIte Sat Der eriten Seftion
Der 8orloge, melder erfIGrt, ooBnoie
Hepublif @etpiiensfreibeit gepGbr.
%leiitet," tpuroe ongenommen.
rmperbeerungen an
sc ooagoStor.
&ntonnnnripo, Mooogo8for,
IL. Gpril. - 8oaitdnoigere 8eridte
iiber Die 8er~beerungen oeS Options
i'm anfonge oeS Wonots 9IpriI erge.
ben, Dob bieielben neit GROCER mo-.
rem, aI3 3uerlt gemelbet. 8iele Dor.
fer murOen ourh Slutben 5erItort,
Sunoerte bon Gingeborenen ertron.
fen, Die Grnote mriroe perni6tet un0
Die Giienbabnen erIitten groben
S6ooen. Waiien bon 2eiden trei.
ben Die SliiIie binab ms Weer.
8aier 8tIbeIm miro erie.
diiher Iomtrol
Ii, 8riedenlono, ~. Ipril.
- Der 8onig bon @riedenlono, mel
der geitern pom 9oiier 8ilbelm gum
IomiraI Der oeutiden 5lotte ernonnt
ulirbe, rebonhirte Iid beiite, in0ent
er Den Safer gum aomiroI Der grie.
diiden Slotte ernonnte.
(Sp0ter.) - Selite Ibeno trot8ai.
fer 8iIbeIm Die Hiidfobrt nod Sta.
fen an, nodOem er ieiner 8enunoe.
rung fir ole Northumberland orfu'S
gusoruf perIieben uno oen @uniG
ge6uBert botte, Die SnieI ipGter tpies
Der 5u beiitfen. Die 8riegsidiffe
uno Die Stoot tporen linn 5l Gbren
prd6ti9 ialtminirt.
Iuf Woiorco.
Balm q, Sniel Noiorco, 12.apri(.
- Gie Soft n8ictorio ono gilbert"
fam beute nit Dem Gonie @omoro
BON England unb @emablin on9orb
bon Bort Wobon, Winorco, bier an.
9ns 9onigspoor Ionoete nm 3
llbr Nodmitta9s uno nliroe burd
cine groBe 8oIfsmenge cntbuiioItiid
beeriiBt.
algier, ~. april. = Ger bieIige
britii6e 8oniul lit 6enndrihtigt, ooB
aonig Gomurb unb &oniein aleralt.
ora ont nGdIten Jreitog bier e%intrei.
fen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
9eiitlider inter ld,mcrcr gnflasc.

@tlfesborre, 3D. II. Npril.
= SIN Der Sisung DER @pomines
Metbobiiten : Gonferen5 empfobl cit
ltnteriudungs . Gomite, Dab Hep.
s. 8. Smitb fir eit Sobr ais @eilt-
lider iuspenoirt merOe, uuo Die
@%mpfeblung muroe opgenommel.
Smitb, friiberer @eiitlifer Der 6oir-
piep . Observation-Disclosures IN 9ing-
hampton. H.-9., ioa Der t~6-iGbri9el
Todter zines Observation-Disclosures
ben antrng gentodt baben, nit ibm
0urf5ubrennen; oos MGoden tbeilte
bies Der Mutter nit unb 10 fam es
CUR 8enntniB Der @en1einbeporlteber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Slmtigc Strifefrauallc in Minne-
iDta.

st Saul Minn., ~. april. -
gei Sibbing, Minn., fam eS geltern
SIT einem Sample 5miibeu Itrifenoen
9oblengrGbern Der SuI1 & Gltiti6en
3eden uno Den arbeitern moerer
naber 3eden, neIde iib nid)t 5ilr
einiteuune Der Irbeit 5uingen Ioiien
MOLTEN. lleber 800 SdiiIie mltroen
ob9efenert, 3mei Der Nrbeiter, Na-
mems @lios Sonfmen uno Sobn Cd
oobl, blieben foot olf Dem @lote
uno etlt6e an6ere nltroen permltll-
bet. Dos &eiuItot mar, ooB Die Stri-
fer Die 5ludt ergriffen. @iner Der
Termnnoeten lit ieit geitern geItor-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Gderiff bpm Wpb cridoiicn.

Senotobio, Niii., IL. april.
- Gin aus MoSfirten ~beItebenoer
@ob erbrad beilte OoS bieiige @e-
fdneniB, INN einen @efongenen, Na-
mems Sames @bit, 51 befreicn lno
Sderiff s. sc. &oag, melder lid Den
@inoringlingen 3u mioerieben Der
iudte, muroe BON ibnen eri6oiien.
@iner Der Ginoringlinge muroe bon
9oag nermitn6et. Der Wtob emit
fernte iid oarauf obne ieinen 3mcd
erreidt SIT boben, uno idleppte oen
8eripunoeteu nit oopon. @bit ioa
am Wontog me9en Woroes Dor De
ridt geitelt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
SO eper bei'm G3oren.

petersburg, IL. Mpril. =
Der uelte omerifoniibe 9otidnfter
Weper iiberreidte belte Rodpmittoa
Dem G5aren 5u G5orSfoie Selo iein
9reoitip. Die iiblihen Geremonien
iuuroen babel beobadtet uno Die Iu-
oien5 oallerte i'm @an5en etrua Is
Minuten. Sn oiplomatii6en &ret-
len erreete bieIe erite auoien5 oes
neilen 8ertreters Der Ser. Stooten
betrGdtlihe IufmerfIamfeit, neil
lestbin 10 biel iiber 8ern1ittelltngss
@biitten oes 8rdiioenten 8ooicpelt
eereoet, geidrieben unb gemutbmaBt
moroen lit. Sorueit man meib, be-
riibrte Der G5or oieie Ingelegenbeit
ieoo6 nit feinem @orte mdbrenb
ieiiter flir5en llnterreoung nit Srn,
Weper.
Sopon mir6 eine Wilton
SoIbnten tn's 6elo
IteIlen.
3ofio, IL. gpril. = Sopon itebt
I'M 8egriffe, Die Reorganization nrlo
8eritdrfung Der ruiiiiden armee'it
in Der Wonoihnrei nit einem aus
a~eoebnten Nodifub bon 9ruppen at
beontiporten. Die Details uno Cab
%lenangoben zines anideineno in Der
a%iisfiibrune begriffenen Blones fir
Die 8erooppelung Der gegeniu1rtigen
Sruppeneinbeiten neroen iorgfdltig
gebeim gebalten, ollein perldBlite
Sdotungen geben bobin, bob bis
gum 9erblt cine arnlee BON iiber
100000 Monn int Seloe Iteben
miro. Die tpirfliden Sampler ner'
Den i'm @roben INTO @ansen auf
100000 Monn scidabt, init %itorfer
8ermebrune Der Snfanterie uno ar-
tiuerie, bod miro aud cine @eritGr.
flung Der aopanerie geplant.
gs miro porolisgeiogt, bob Die in
Den iopaniifen grienalen ber9eitell-
ten @eifiise NIT Den eroberten unb
gefauften 8anoten i'm 2allfe oieies
Sobres Sapnn cine artiaerie geben
nerben, Die quolitotin ipie aliontita.
iip Der ruiiiiden iiberlegen lift, 1tno
man slarbt 3uperiidtlit. SaB Die
&uiien bieie numeriide lleperlesen.
belt 81 iiberbieten auBer Stdnoe iein
fperoen.
$50 INNER moglid, iolleit giien.
babnen gebaut iperoen, iobaIb Sapan
itarf eenug lit, Inn Sarbin ettn5uneb.
men, ionic 81 bebaupten nno 5ngIeit
Die Sperationen geeen Die OitIid pom
jener Staot itebenben rfuliiihen
StreitfrGfte fprfsufiihreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
G~ebensmiiOer Sanf6eamter.

81 Of e it r, @..g., -. Npril. -
artbur 2utdforb, SefretGr uno
S6asmeiiter Der bieiigen y0ec6onics
Sooings 9anf," beging 6eiite in lei
lter 8obnung Selbitmoro our6 @rs
ifieBen. 2eioenoe @eiuno6eit miro
ais l1riode angegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

bermlttbet man, Dab Der Gompfer
mad 8IdOiuoitof ~unteripegs mar.
ltnter ecboote in @Idots
30 It of.
Sofio, ~. Ipril. - Wan meloet
bier, ooB ole Rriien 5u 8looiooItot
NIT feds ltnterieebooten experiment
tiren. ollie oieie 9oote iinb nuslpGr.
tigeS 5obrifat unb umihIieBen fran.
5oiii9e, britii6e uno amerifonii6e
Snben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

GoIIegen. - ~aennenI sic ben
eleganten &errn, Der boft oriiben
sebt?" -.Gas lit Elm SeIo oerS dee.
re" Gin rcnommirter S5hneioer-
meilter?@ mNein elm Rehaf-
teurI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

9egreifIiher Srrtbum.-
p3aben Sic idon BON Der nelenS pe.
rette Der Shnurrbart gcbort? =
uNa, boren Sic, bat benn Der oeilt.
ide Safer gnr nid)ts anoers 81
fbun2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Wie cine 3epeide aus Sabona
mittbeilt, lit Gr5biidof Gbapele pom
Eapite ieines gmtes ais apoitoIiiher
Gelegat fir G,iba entbobeu poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
TUFTS Leber PILLEN

0elbienonnscn nad 9entidIanb nno
ScitreidJ
at "a Gents pro Marf nnb 20Ha
Gents pro &rone. Borto egtra.
@ehiel uusgeIteIt oif ole. 3beiie
Der @elt. giaige Shiffsfarten BON
uno na6 DeutitIanb. Sbeo. s.
Diener & 6 0, ia Sit-2ering.
3immer Scr. 8. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Gin flarer &opt,

CUTE @erbaunns unb elm bobes 9iltsr
iinb einise ter Reiultats infolse bes
@ebrauds bon Sutt's aebers pilsn.
Cine wir6G9e G6ailafe.
Cine abfolute Geiluns fir aopfidmer=
sen, Mdlarid, Masenfdure, 9artleis
bisteit, Spapepfa. 9iItoIit6t unb dbn-
Iihe 2eiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
aoiaft.n sesen o IT.

Petersburg, 10. april.-9ie
9ouern 81 Sreeieff, nabe Soeiio, er'
eriffen bieier Gage 8eIis bon etIi.
den sroBen @iitern in Der Na6bar.
idoft uno madten iid oaran, oas
2ano unter lid at tbeilen. Srhppen
iino oortbin geifidt iporoen.
Sn Der IGbe BON gbaliItof foroer-
ten Die gouern, oaB Die 8ntsbeiiser
Die 8eripenouns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Moidinen einlteaen i%oIIter. SbrTer.
bolten puroe 10 orobeno, Dab 8oio-
den oufgeboten ipuroen, nm lie au
5eritreuen. Cine anoere Mbtbeilung
8oioden lit nod Saratoff 9eitift
poroen, I'M Die oortige agroriidege-
megung 5u nnteroriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Sonoon, IL. Ipril. Nad.
ridten olis 8lobipoitof 5ufolae iprlr.
ben flint ais Irbeiter oerfIeihete io-
paniide Sffi5iere. pelde bel topo-
grapbiiden aiifnabmen Der @ertbei-
oigungsperfe abgefoBt wuroen, &C.
bangt. Sn ibrem Bette porsefun.
bene Sdriftitiide IieBen erieben, bnb
tie bereits aisfiibrIide Slhormation
iiber Die gefeitignngen naf Sofio
iibermitteIt batten.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18
THE cARQU1NEz BRIDGE.


dcon subject from their committees
ports the building by the State of bridge across
be by railroads. vehicles and live stock
There bridge the Sacramento below the city OF Sacramento
wagon bridge would greatly facilitate intercourse between the
country both banks of that and both shores OF Susun Bay
But railway and traffic cannot be permitted to interrupt
spect rights navigation just much built by
navigable waters
The Mississippi already spanned by many bridges Of
them draw and some suspension now crossed by still another
hebes Ill., which will be opened traffic
combination canlever and feet above the
water spans 1t unusual height for pier
bridge permit that
impossible when the bridging of that began
The physical difficulties bridging the Straits of Carqunez
many the approaching grade permitted could be crossed by
such bridges span the Scotch h This would require change
IN the line and grade OF the railroad on both sides and seems to be
nadmsbe Engineering skill must therefore find for using
a draw that will not disturb navigation.
Construction by entirely
the None Of the reports that favor that plan has dis
cussed the authority Of the State do the work The counties have
authority build bridges We believe the first bridge the Sac
county work If county build bridge
navgabe Carqunez
doubt but has shown authority in the State
do the thing reside in the States jurisdiction
the ttoa tide If where is found?
question analogous things by the State
The of Soano Contra could
bridge the straits under such restrictions the War Department
the would be the
a electric cars and wagon traffic but # is doubtful wbebeT the
State could impose such any conditions upon the work 1t
plain for general wagons and livestock bridge the
straits would not be as convenient as one farther up spanning the
se+ R;,,er nroner The s beconse of the -esed tr
OF the approach each end This approach Port Costa and
Benlca : crowded already by the railroad yardage.
bridge has long been needed by the railroad and the public
but little has been done perfect the premnares
construction 10 throw upon the State will probably long delay
the work All these things should be considered by the commercial
bodies which wish invoke the State 1t will help toward de
these bodies will investigate the of the State do
such work We do deny that the exists but its existence
made plain 1t will be that if the work
State and appear that the authority do lacking and
conferred either by legislation amendment the constitution
delay OF years and perhaps of four be caused 1t des
able avoid this and the avoid it is by settling the question
OF the States authority
The Mississippi bridge Tebes required
broken That
above the would surely require quite
necessary be that right before
be other the United States which States
such work If they likely be known the engineers and
they exist would precedent for guidance The Me
chants Exchange which has already taken charge of the
be the proper body enghten the public subject
State construction which it has already favored
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-18

will meet me in New York. He is the
only relative / have in the world"
Are you sure he will meet you?"
Il cabled him l was coming. He is a
physician Also she said gravely. HE
loved my father dearly. I know he will
meet me-"
And if he does not?'
She glanced UP with troubled eyes.
But he will. There Is no one else in
all the world who would help me-
"One other
Colford spoke quietly, but a trife un-
steadily, as he looked down into her
serious, childlike eyes.
You must not say there is no one
else. /, too, am alone in the world.
Does not our mutual loneliness give us
claim on each other? Surely you will
let me help your"
faint color rose slowly to her
cheeks. She looked back at the sea.
i think / should, perhaps
When the steamer swung from the
Hudson into it's slip on West street Col
ford sought her for the last time. The
rest Of the passengers crowded into the
bow of the boat half-crazy with Joy as