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New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
Citations.
TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the gracs Of God free and independent -
70 70 Ihgrsa r Austin, Minnie Cor Minna) [. Carter
CARA P Carter. The heirs and kin of Alice A
Bates, deceased, send greeting whereas Samuel
MilDank Of the City OF New York. lately applied
10 the SuTrOEate's Court OF County New Work
70 have certain instrument in writing relating to
both real and personal property duly proved as tn
last VIII and Testament OF alice Bates OF the
County OF New York deceased therefore you and each
Of you are cited 70 appear before the Surrogate Of
County or New York. his Office tha County OF
New York, the 18th day OF September. one thou
sand nine hundred and ve. half-past O'Clock in
the forenoon OS that day. q
probate Of the said last VIII Testament And
such OF you hereby cited under the aE 3
Of twenty-one years are required 70 appear your
guardian, II have II have 10 ap-
pear and apply for one 20 be appointed. in the
your neglect failure 10 a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate represent
for you the proceeding
In testimony whereof caused the Sea- OF
the Surrogates Court OF the said County York
TO be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK T.
FITZGERALD, a surrogate of our said
IL 81 County Of New York. County the q ct
day OF July, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
JAMES A. DONNELLY
lark Of he Errvo a%afa Co-7-k
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PATI
RAILWAY rnAIP
Financial Meetings.
NEW YORK

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, q sT PAIL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders this Company for the election Of preo-
tors and for transaction any business of the
Company viii be held .he odce
City Of Milwaukee Twelve O'Clock Noon OF satlIriay
September 23rd, 1905.
The transfer locks will be closed Wednesday ths
So Of August 1903. and re1peEed 18th Of SEN
tsmber next. ROSWELL, bTTTTIFR -
July 2Tth, 1905. C,bstrn,an ~ ne Roars
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28

western Railroad forty-one miles Of double track,
and the Delaware and Hudson Company additional
contract for forty-six miles OF partly single and
partly double track
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
LARGE SIGNAL CONTRACTS CLOSED.

The Hall Signal Company has recently closed
contracts for automatic block signals with the Lake
&C. ana Michigan Southern Railroad. between
Erie and Cleveland ninety y-seven mics OF Two ana
nine mice of double track the Cslcaso ana Esottn
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT TIE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT 4P-
PEAL, REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SArUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

.z-.zaszasa sz R. L Day & c.. No. oasssu-s,1
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT fHN
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT Ap-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sAruR-
DAYS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Mus Der goromers= Office.

6rau Winnie @berrp, 121 Sulba
Ctr. bic aefern @Ormittag Dor benz
Coroner ibrs Nusiagsn ma9te, be-
3eu9te, bab Grau gomn,ers ibr in
einsm liatsn Momsnte eradblts, 5rart
SOmmers (oer ansetlaste gatts) babe
bsrlanst, He fole obsn f9lafsn, rpdb.
rsnb fie bsabi9tist bate, unter f9
nisbsr,ulssen. Mls He f9 tusigsrte,
nod obeu au asben, babe er He srariHsn
unb nod oben setraaen. 5rau Som.
msrs eradbIte Der 3eusin, baB ibr
Wanr, Re aus benz Genffer fieb.
Die unteriu@uns uiro fortseiebt.
Die Beerbisuns Der Grau wi,b mor-
gen Wa&mitta9 bonn 9auis bes S&wie.
serpaters, Senrp Sommers, 81 2pnn
str.. aus fattfnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Die Goreaner iinb iuobl nidt nit

Die &oreaner finb uobl nidt nit
unrs9t beiorst, hab fe als Der i9wd9-
fs She'll in ben Griebsns.8 erbanolun.
gen am ridf9tslOiefsn bebanbelt tper=
ben.
@s III alfo oer3eibli4, baB bic to.
reanii9en gmifdre SpngamOn Rbee
unb q. &. Doan Prdfoent &OOisbeIt
aufiu9tsn unb i'm baten bafiir gu for.
gen, bab 3orea ni9t sdn3li9 berf9lun.
gen tuirb.
2eioer fanrl Der prdfoent in oieIer
Sinf9t ibnen. auber fetnem guten
Wilen, teine 6OHnuns MAIDEN. absr
gar 10 fdlimm fur 2orea tann ia bic
SADIE ni9t weroen, neil ss 10 uenig
3u berlieren bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
SeetMFe Gremrftott, II. qua.
Nieori8sr Gabrpreis ilber ale Ysnr.
iploania 2inisn mad atlanta
@itg, Cape Wiag unb adt
an6eren Hputeu.

Die iabrIide grcariion nod Der Sesfite
iiber bte 9ennipIuania ainien finbet am
Dpnnerftae, ben IL. 9lusuit ftatt. 6iir
bieie Greurfio iperben Sabrtarten nod neur1
Der populdrften Seebdber an Der atIantiiden
&ifte perfluft, einf9IiebIi9 atlantic @ttp,
@ape Rap, Gn8Ieiea, &paIon, Soun Bsad,
Ocean @itp, Sea Sale Gitp, 8iIbpopb, ale
an Der Seriep 8iifte mnb Rsbobotb, De
lapare.
Die 9unbfabrt pom indianapolis mad
irgenb einem Der ~getannten Seebdber lit
$500. Sabrfarten iinb bon allen Stas
tionen Der gennipIpania 2inien su rerbdIts
n~ibmtdbigen Yreiien 5u babert ilro iito glItia
fur elmer NufentbaIt pon IL Taeen.
neutrality-suspicious. nit MufentbaItss
0etpiqiguns IN 8biIabelpbia, iuertrt nit benz
Msenten an Der 8roab StraSe Station bes
ponirt.
Sur adbere G~inseInbeiten iperbe man ii5
an TidetsMsenten Der 9enninIuania 2inien,
ober f@reibe an
20. %. @i9arSion, u. g.. g. a.,
S~nbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
SO. IS SIb Meribian Str.
Merchants National Bank.
Mn9ladssmg
S6otet Srei uuo perlebt cine Yerion

burlington, 80. @a.. 4.
Iuguf. - Der 8upanoptte 8alep=
paha9ier3ug t6otete auf Der 5abrt ben
Sogan mad bier brei perfonsn uno psr=
lebte cine bierte. Srant Motins purbe
bonn 3uge setrcfen. als berfelbs 2ognrt
perlieb, unb aussnblidli9 sei6otet.
Sin ge9lsiter Motins' tuurbe i&uer
berlebt. Gin alter 5armsr, So6n
Nibton, tuuroe bel 8arboursbile bonn
3uge erfaBt unb aet6otst, uno bei Der
ginfa6rt in ben 8abnbof gu bunting.
ton tpurbe sulsBt nod @sorg 3irtel
bonn 3uge aberfabren iinb sst6otet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

WcSppern, Der Wtilpanfee'er
Staatsanmalt bat bon Jolt selernt,
ME man bic goobler our Strsde
brinet. @snr ct Souberneur bon
Wiseonfn pirb, fann er bingesen
Golf 2sttionsrt bariiber ssben, ME man
beraltete 8eisbe rubis fdlummern
ldBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Sie augenblidiif in AominiFra:

iionstrsiien alss tberi9attsnbe Graae
bes gmpfanass Der frembsn Griebsns.
bsbolm6dtistsn, 1T ben beutigen Be-
psi4sn 3ufOl9e slidli9 gsl0f tuoroen.
go slidli9, baB bic @ertreter Der
taiisrli8sn Wuiefdten bon &ublano
unb Sapan niat bur9 ben lsiiefen
Intlang bararl erinnsrt tpsrben fbnnsn,
oaB He 8dfte elmer &spublii finb. 60
~psitssbenbs g~onssiRonsn fnb benz @ss
rsmonisI on Wonar9enb6fen bel bisfer
@elessnbsit semaat wOrben, baB ben
5risbsnsgaftsn bas 8ersniigen, bic
6rsuosn rspublitaniidsr @affreunb.
f9aft 3u srlebsn, b6uis gerar5t wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
GrcMtfnM mad Der @eeress
fHfe.
Sonnerffag, II. Mugnf,
iiber Die Yenninlpania Siuieu,

$500 &unbfabrt, b on S%nbiannpoIis
mad @tlantic @itp, @ape Rap, Soup Sead,
An9lelta. Gpalon, Sea Ssle Gttp, 8iIbs
tpooS, Ocean Gttp, New Seriep, 3ebcbctb,
Oelaipare. Sabrfarten siItis fiji IL Gage
NIT Iufentbaltss 8etpiaisuns in 9biIabeIs
pbta. Sir Sin3eIbeiten. SabrpIar, 8es
oienut9 uitp. fpenoe man fi6 an bic 9enns
iplpania Sidets@ senten ober ifreibe an
SO. @. 8i9arbfon, q. O. g. 81.
S~noianapolis,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

unb giisnbrabt, ionberr au9 In ben
b69fsn 2sifunser, Der auItur, in is-
men @atern, bic nirgenSs sinsr eirs
futrsoI su bs3ablsn baben, bic 10
perthbpI finb, bab Elm SOlt He benz
anbern fosar gang umiOnf tiberliefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

Faaoem bas fleins Sapaa mad
blutigem &insen bas riefige &uBlano
befeet bat, if elm tlsiner bidsr Supa'
rer 10 unpsrT4dmt, einen amsritani-
Iden &isien, bic 8lithe Der atblete1'
,unft in ben Staub au tuerfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Ser Ippea Der Nep Srleanler

Der Mppel Der New Srleanler
8eb6roen an bic 8unoesbeb6rben I'm
6ilfs in Der 8elben Siebernotb ldBt
permut6sn. baB bic Sa4la9e in Nep
Orleans rs9t i4limm 1T. Sebenfals
1T Der sins.i9lasene Weg perniinftig,
benin bic 8unbes.S anitdtsbeamten, bic
in guba nit Der sntisbli9en Ssu9e
auf9erdumt 6aben, perben better ME
Die 6rtli9sn Beamten I'm Stanos isin,
Die Seu9e gu betdmpfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

Cbwobl bic YreBoepeiden i9pn
nit alerlsi vaui6entii9en" Jrieoensbe-
bin9uneen Der Sapaner gelaben fno.
tpolen mir bod bieis pbantafsfri9te
aus &hdf4t auf unieren 9eiertreis big
auf @eitsrss benz papiertorbs iibers
ueifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

Sergius @itte wirb elmer Sepu:
tation amerifanii9sr Subsn, ote ibn
i'm Iamsu Der Weni4li4teit bitten
molten, fsinen ginffub aessn erneute
SuosnbeBsn gelteno 81 MAIDEN, @ebbr
qeben-bas ift aber aud N0es.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Teoneirter Tabrpreis sur Marins
fudee afeIblp (GuIper, Snb)
via YeuninIpauia=Qiuieu.

Som II. Suli bis einidIieBli4 IL. 9(usuft
tpereen grcurfions> 5abrfarten nod GuIper,
Snbiana, in Gnbetra9t Der geriammluna
Der Rarintudee GfembIp, ::bertauft: bon
allen Stationen Der 9ennibIpania. Qinien in
ben StaatenS noiana unb Sainpis, ippie BON
allen Stationen rpeftIid BON 9ima, 9iaua,
Oahton unb Cincinnati i'm Gtaate Ohio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Cceam:N mshug 10 gut tpte
Seeret5e.
Hebtr Die YenniplDania. 9inien.

Sonnerftas, II. 9lusuit, SIS 90 4unbs
fabrt bon indianapolis mad atlantic @ttp,
Cape Yap unb 7 anberen 9Idsen an Der
Ieeresfiite.
@eitere Snformationen ertbeiIen bic 9(eers
ten Der 9ennipIpania 5 9inien rber man
i9reibe an
SO. SO. @noerion, 81. @. g. 81.
SnbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
III mai man ihieRt," bahten biz

MI WWt HlHH IWIeBI, uHWleH UIe
ruifi9sn Jrisbens : 8epOQmdati9ten
als fis bas 3iel 3abaoier @amera=
i9iben tpurben, unb bei9werten fi9
prompt bsim prdfoenten. DAB Dem
amsritanif6sn amatsur-p photographer
ni9ts heilis tit, ioQte islbft Elm &uhe
piHsn na9bsm sr elm paar Sage i'm
Sanoe gspeisn 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
$500 Nnnofabrt ttaG
atlantic 9th.
II. Mn9nif iiber YennipIpania

Die CONNER : @rcarfion mad atlantic
@ttp, Gape Map unb Z anberer Seebdoer
finbet am II. &usaft fat. Gin Ausfhas
BON IL Tage1.
@ufentRaIts. 8etpiuisuns IN gbiIabeIp6ia.
GuSfunft ertbetIen aLe 9ennipioauia Sifets
N9enten ober man fhreibe an
SO. @. Hidarbion, u. @. g. 81,
SnbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
GtcurTott tta6 Colorado
CUR GagIeS @rano Merie,
II. itr0 12.Nuauf

pia 9ennipIpania 2inier. Gpesiea niebs
riser Sabrpreis nod DenSer, Colorado
Springs pber 9uebIo. SIR peitere Snfor>
NATION, GufentbaIt, Routen uiru. frase man
BET ben 9enniplpania Sidets Gsenten an,
sser idreibe an
@. 80. &i@arbion, q. @. g. 81,
S~n6ianappIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

0pttIteb 2eutharbt,
Die gemitblt&e gde,"
Ode Roble unb Nariet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
Serr S. g. Saitinss,
indianapolis 6as g.,
go. 80 8~rpaSpas, Netp yorf Gttp, q. g.

No 80 8ruaSwap, Nem YH GHp, r.
Smn g. Yam, ESQ., mfbet 9e W9ort@ itp, 9. g. TO- Sui 1905.
Security suf Company
1S Oft MNht ShabG SnGampoHs Snb.
EBetbn srl = SIN @ntpota f Sr s@rabm bm1 B. ams. babe i'd sbmn bee fOsmbe gspHae
beahss. Sa i'd elmer gaiammhns am @oms bMmomn mb 10 iaMs id IL n6r fur bm Sag Dor
ODER 10 nbrS infag 8OrmiHas Sd mr &ntbG; wNn Sic mir Isf nit nddfa Bot ahporn
md6mt 70 CAP i'd SIREN Brief am Monngf Ib nbhm f6nH u6 i'd bmn bic Shbe ne mann id
Sic emaren tm. Sd made be gni%ss b i'd abhideg Engagement babe
81. ar Amndh9tt
NmkianMeD 8. 9. Settings, @mFbnt
N& bmr saofemn gaabrbunsf m4 Sr @ae in 8 r Stem gf Se Der SnbanapMsS s
Company am Momae gMs ben a.. SG, bM. 8abun6 Ser f4nHn nnkmbnsp mm lbMe Inter
5d@nek.g genmah9. SrY ne nam an oB bic SnbanapoGs Sass So. elm mbot ma@M miro, af
bic 9dnns Der @oniumGs Sass mf@ 60, unbf aMs b;b B, wmn mir gMms iem, bic tMn bs
Germ 9aut in Der gemumTs Ss Smf 50. gu t"fen ee 1 C8obn2 Deaa@tS !dsn& mf fur nms
bhr mtuebr nm dmf brm ibnsm Rrso hmrm oba ababmpt tdn an9hot fr bic baase 9dtWms
made mIns
anf Die @uF@auns Fin, bic nOamapHs Cas- Co.. unr tmntn mfanbm cine Sfme MAIDEN or
&mfr fir Die 2dtus wm&n wb uoM b Die MMn int gb bs Srn Mauh tmn @tb fir Die
SbhmpoGSg H@ Co. fir lie unhG3idnden bamL Hb Ser Yame Damn burbbidn bb nmn mir
Die Utter bsS mn Waot tkn mlDen, tWe CT beqddt us Elm ebrdnhmmsn bmb midbn
bafdan, bb CT fmn 9tnb m 8n bn Snbanopoisb lss SdWnsss Ga gu iem gang aW1be
aSs sa O gar aus ben saS@I9af in Der bsfsn sht ba6sn Sos at bic 6rs ~a bs
fd antuotaeS rY agns MB n n@t @n9 MmM %oh aIoufr hL ldMa tmn gum @ehut gu
ofarn, der b CT (GaDtA $4,000 su Ymgetb belize ODER hnMoare ub bic umsfabr ben
e@Fn She'll bs@ eamnt< &apdaB turFAm, I'm bbb n bhuadt @nens h gu 125 ODER fir 6ss umme
bOn$ B2, 500 gu bntmtn.
nbusnst bb n umsm t pnxmm6emt mts cine Ofk gu ugm6 dm Yms gu maden bnb
um 6r Nme mi bent 8uide Mb wn mr m mS elmer Belt amn& mr Gn6m mir btn fS
im. bmsm Msmbekm Bon Mr Sahgung bon Sbafaan m0pn bic gwobnn un de Sbmb<
5psaung Jn bmf4M9 waoHy Gufadhsht nit Dem gui4hs Ser aafemns bon .MMrm Sa".
8. .. Settings, gmfbm.
6. 6 8eneefef. Wiez0r66et
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
gin rug &ublitnm!
SmSianapolis Gas Co.,
Nefn Wprf Office. Sf. SnIi 1205.

Smf9Md brn Gtu b brett annomurkn 8nlmmeen bon Eco. 8. Mad, cine SGuuaag <geu<
idt gu pIuoa,u b 10 nbnbi bn ae notwithstanding Der @mfmesS s So, in pd5r
Sr NmoH elm s0BG @fhn<Sefbr it, fur bic 99fruug zines Sd5unsSGIes in hs6 dnaS om, gu
benkm, aa9tmm r @ ais uGe9 fi3t benz RbGfum WsnI6; fLsmb SbHadmb m3Mksn:
SEER maot lSRb m i'm ShObn 1903 eMnS Brief in benz r us ale feline @tn gum gmtauf
ofere wd@e Sfme hrs radwmfn Die &ordponbms mar oarbe:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
Gavin L. Payne, President.
George ]. Marott, Vice-President.
Frank L. Powell, Second Vice-President.
Alfred NJ. Ogle, Treasurer.
H. p. Brown, Secretary.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05
indianapolis @as Co.,
@eorae 3. Marott, $50,

Seorse 8. MarOt, gsq,
Is Sf SSaibinstOn Shabe, indianapolis, Sb.
@ertber Serr = Sbr S6rdbn bonn {. 5. G. purbe rtatig erbalen, abr Sic
lid baa0sert. @abrenb i@ Sbnn iebr Sanfbar bin fir bic oferrte Seksenbdt,
in Der Gage gu ietn Sebrau@ babOn gu MAIDEN. SD berfebe b0ais oen gSertb oes
tbums gu idasen, aMr id bin sesenuarhs n@t oohrettet, cine lolde Inlase su
@eils, femme i'd aud Niemanben bier, Ser Oura biefIbe ansejOsen ien olrfe.
Sn aaer &ufri6t9fit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-05

Snr s. e. Safnss,
Brafbent indianapolis @Ms 60,
Im Dmf Gis. SIM 8etrauen.
@eriber Sr : SGr Iemfon, SefaaftsfHbrr Der SnoianapoGs Sas 60, CAB nj
benz Tertansnib Sbnsn misutbeien, bb i'd unsfabr elm Suneert fanfunbspans
prt merb Mfien Der Gonlumers @s Sruf 60 bon indianapolis, belize, Die iA ,u be
i'd CLAUDE, ob Oie athen lsr pertbbou fir se in wabem, Defenders penn man bic
in Setraat sHbt; ub, natlrG5 lit eS n6t nGbua, bb i9 cine @atbI9dbung bs gi
tuners Sas SO. letre oen auf Dem faotiden @isentbum unb benz i'm @uben> geb
adbuntnt Sauknb Dollars ausaeheat.
senn sic f9 Safar intersfrent 10 warOe i5 cine prompte @rpdsuns fdasen.
Sn @rwaruns SbWr @atuort, Iufndhs Sbr (unteidriehn) g
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10
A Mean Trick.

A mean trick was played by two
young fellows on neighbor who had
a liking for flute music.
what say your" said one. "Let us
hire hand-organ to play for several
hours in front of his housep
Agreed replied the other.
The hand-organ, of very sGueaky
tone, was hired, and hour after hour
doled out mournful tune in front of
the residence of the gentleman, who,
much to the disgust of the two young
men, gave no sign of being annoyed.
The organs grinder had received the
sum agreed upon for The work, while
the two young men had watched the
proceedings very intently from a neigh
boring doorway. The postman passed
them at length and was let into the
secret.
1.-THE gentleman for whom you are
giving this entertainment will not ap-
preciate the joke" said the postman.
"And why not?" asked one of the
jokers.
Because his family and himself left
home early this morning for trip to
Scotlandw
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10
He Took it Back.

In a certain town in western Massa-
chusetts two of the most prominent
citizens are a Methodist brother and
a Presbyterian brother. These are
neighbors, and, for the most part,
dwell on good terms, except when they
try to effect an exchange of horses or
to talk religion.
On one occasion the two had traded
horses, and although the outcome
ranked in the breast OF the Methodist,
they had met and started discussion
on the subject of predestination. IS
usual an alteration ensued, when the
Methodist lost control of himself.
with mixed emotions concerning horse
trades and John Calvin in his mind, he
suddenly exclaimed:
You're robber, a liar, and Pres
byterian."
This proved too much for the Pres
byterian. and a fight began, in which
the Presbyterian got the best of it.
AS he sat upon his PROSTATE opponent,
humping his head against the ground,
he said:
.'Take it back, take it back, or III
bump your foolish head off.
sTr take it back gasped the van
ouished Methodist, ION the first two
counts: you're not a robber nor liar.
but you're a blamed old Presbyterian
if I die for it'v-Harper's Weekly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10

A transcontnenta railroad Buenos Ayres in the
argentine Republic to Valparaiso in Chile, crossing the
Andes Mountains at elevation 1880 above sea
ieye IS rearing completion The Transandne Railway as
lt called, into being long as twenty yea ago.
Dat the difficult engineering problems involved to say
nothing of the long standing boundary dispute between
Chile and Argentina, served delay time again
since the boundary controversy settled
mas been proceeding rapidly the Argentine SIDE
tne railway is laid far Las Cueyas, the
frontier where mile pierce summit
ridge.
On both sides of the Andes the engineers have
contend against great natural obstacles incidental
ascent of the mountains The grades of are
necessarily very steep in this region the rise
cradle distance being than 420 mile Com
Paravely speaking the in Argentina been much
less difficult than in Chile where the present an
almost precpitous front to the Pacific Before entering
the mountains the railway in Argentina sweeps par
ael of latitude for miles and miles great seppes
and broad rivers Even after leaving Mendoza $50
distance of about eighty miles At this point the
begins to follow the valley of the River Mendoza noun
tain stream which, with tributaries, drains melting
of the SUBMITS and subject sudden and
treacherous variations The floor the valley presents
series of terraces and far possible railway is
built on the favorable ground AFFORDED by these terraces
cutting through the rock when and running
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10
SOUTH BURNING IFS COTTON.
Planters and Merchants Begin De-
struction of Excess Supply.

Planters and Merchants Begin De-
struction of Excess Supply.
Heroic measures have been decided
on by the farmers and merchants of the
Southern States to save the cotton mar
ket. They will burn 100000 bales of
the staple. Each State in the cotton
growing belt is expected to destroy its
share. Bonfres of the chief agricultural
product of Dixie soon will be lighted all
over the Southern States.
This remarkable course was decided
on after the growers received word of
the slump in the New York market. The
falling off in New York followed the
Washington report that 100000 more
bales had been ginned in the United
States Il 1904 than in 1908 The 1908
total was STAT 500 bales, and that for
this year II ,S4S 113.
The Southern men felt there was only
one way to prevent further drop in
price, which would mean bankruptcy to
many. This was to relieve the market of
the oversupply caused by the large crop.
The cotton must be destroyed.
At Fort Gaines, Ca. over 5000 bales
were burned. and other towns report sim
Adr poHlreS. there WAS MUCH ceremony
observed in the burning. Farmers came
into Fort Gaines from all over the coun-
ty to join with the merchants. From the
plantations and from the local ware
houses the bales were rolled into the
court house square, and after the mer-
chants and farmers had marched around
it in procession the torch was applied. In
several other towns similar scenes were
enacted 1t is estimated that more than
100000 worth of cotton was destroyed
1t is said that the example set by Georgia
will be generally followed throughout the
cotton-producing States.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10

fuence with a peacock's feather. How
ever, women have lived down all this
and opals are the luck stone for au-
tumn and have been worn by recent
brides
But even now stories are told of the
uncanny influence of the opal AL
phonso XII. of Spain presented an opal
ring to his young wife, Mercedes, on
their wedding day and her death oc-
Cured soon afterward. Before the flu
neral the king gave the ring to his sis
ter, Maria Del Pillar. and she also died
a few days afterward. The king then
presented the ring to his sister-in-law,
Princess Christian, and she died in the
course of three months.
Alphonso, distressed at these fatali-
ties, resolved to wear the ring himself,
but he did not wear it long, as his I'M
happy life shortly came to an end. The
queen regent then attached the fatal
ring to gold chain, which she hung
around the neck of the Virgin of Almu-
dena in Madrid.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-10
No LAWYERS in China.

To prove the laws of China in re-
garc to marriage was found by Mrs.
Low Shoes attorneys to be a mere
difficult task than they at first sup
posed, but they finally succeeded yes
terday, when they put Chung Pao Shi,
the acting consul-general, on the wit
ness stESd in Judge Coffey's court.
Low Shee, who resides in China, is
claiming the estate left by Chew Bing
Quota, a merchant of Chinatown, and
the opposing claimant is Lum Quota,
a woman who lived with Chew Bling
Quota for yearshere. 1t is alleged that
Low Shee was legally married to Chew
Bing Quota in China and chat Lum
Quota for years here. 1t is alleged that
bine. Vice-Consul Ouyan King inter-
preted the Consul's testimony. No
regular Chinese interpreter in the city
spoke the Consuls dialect, it was
stated, and so the vice-consul was
called.
Judge Coffey smiled when informed
by the consul that there were no at
torneys at law practising in China, and
that lawyers were not wanted in the
courts there, the judges doing all the
questioning to ascertain the facts.
The consul stated that he was ac-
quainted with the laws of the Chinese
empire and had read the Chinese law
relative to marriage. He Identified
Chinese books which were produced in
court as copies of the laws of the en-
pire. He said that an essential fea-
ture of every marriage in China was
the sending of card giving the brides
ancestry for at least three genera
tions.-San Francisco Chronicle.