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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
JAPANESE ENJOYS
HOLD A RECEPTION.
Proves to Be q Very Pleasant Affair
Many People Present.

-S ~~Fs~
Portsmouth, Sept. 4.-Baron Kemurs.
Mr.. Takhira, an dthe members Of iks
Japanese mission, held a reception in tar
ballroom of the hotel this evening. II
was an exceedingly pleasant affair.
marked by the most friendly exchanges
between the Russians and the Japanese
Governor McIane and his staff, Rear Al
miral Meade and the naval officers In
the harbor. the newspaper correspond
ents and all hotel guests were prsenk.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

New Orleans, Sept, 4.-The official re-
port up to 6 p. m. is as follows; New
cases So, total 2,0S2; deaths 5, total
206; under treatment 32l; discharged
l,469.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

ST. Paul, Sept. A Duluth special
Of the Pioneer Press says; at was
definitely learned tonight that the
sunken schooner reported near the outer
island was the Pretoria. Five Of her
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
GREAT LOSS BY TYpHooN.

Many Crews Of Sampans and Junks Ars
Drowned.
Saigon, France, Indo-China, Sept. A.
The damage caused by the typhooa
which occurred here yesterday is esti-
mated at $4,000. All communication
with Hanoi, the capital Of Tonquin, is
interrupted. The crews of many junks
and sampans were drowned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
WILL CHALLENGE WINNER.
Lewis, Who Received Decision Over
0'Keefe, Has Aspirations.

Detroit, Sept. AFTER flooring his
opponent twice in the first round and
tying him for the remainder of the con-
test, Willie Lewis Of New York was
given a decision over Jack 0'Keefe of
Chicago in a l5.round battle here to-
night. Lewis viii challenge the winner
of the Britt. Nelson fight at San Fran
cisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
FEVER SPREAD STEADILY.
Soldiers Are Ordered Away from All
Infected Points.

jackson, Miss, Sept. 4.-The yellow
fever is spreading steadily along the
Gulf coast. Five new cases are report.
ed at Gulfport and two at Mississippi
City. The removal of all military guards
around the infected points has been
ordered owing to the prevalence of the
disease among the soldiers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
VOLCANO IN
FORMATION
Residents Of San Lucas Valley Flee
in Terror.

Mountainside Is Forced Upward and
Great Masses Of Hot Stones Are
Hurled Into the valley-Deep Sub
teransan Noises Accompany Upheaval.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
The German Government
EreCtS Hospitals For
Cholera Patients.
QUARANTINE IS INEFFECTIVE

Imperial Health Officers Are Beginning
to Feel Alarmed as Cases Appear in
Widely Separated Sections, Showing
Quarantine to Be Ineffective.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05
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= Berlin, Sept. 4.-The number =
. OF eases Of cholera which have .
= been reported indicates total OF .
= fully 10, nearly one half being =
. fatal. .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-05

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
MIn1att u En,altttt1a-
TINT Dramtltg Nrarrr
BY MRS, LILLE NJ
moral deccucracy.
~ MRS. LILLE DEVEREUX BLAKE.

honors, In the older universities women arc not admitted in connect.
ton with boys, but safely excluded in anucNcs. They are afraid Of
then.
Victor Hugo said that the nineteenth century was the womaa's
century, and 1t is probable that the rise OF woman will date iron, ,h,
work done in that cycle, and the twentieth century will sec the frunian
OF our hopes. the achievement OF all that we have struggled for The
women OF the present and Of the coming generation wl rrap the har-
vest the seeds Of which were sow0 BY The pioneers Of the latter half cf
the nineteenth century.
Woman has been in the past ARD will always be in the future The
guardian OF the home, the conscrvaor OF virtue, and her emancipation
will mark a bright era in the evolution OF the world.
1t is pcpoStcrous to suppose that the women working for sui
'ragc have ever approved OF tho singular financial measures or social
conditions that have been advocated IRON time to time by fanatics. II
j. not Just to hold the leaders in the woman's moyemcn, responsible.
tor the peculiar views that have been entertained BY some pcople who
have also favored woman suffrage.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18

but have purchased several bottles to
give to those without the means to buy,
and have noticed without exception that
it has brought about a speedy cure
wherever it has been used."-Rose
Gerbing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
Plain sausages.

Prof Brieger. Of The Berlin medical
institute, was busily at work In his lab
0rat0ry, surrounded by a formidable
array Of chemical and meteorological
utensils. A distinguished foreign phy ST.
clan called upon him and watched hlg
absorbing labor with interest. The pro
fess1F's attention seemed TO be anxious.
Iy- bat stHI hopefully, concentrated on
a vessel which was cnyclowd in smoke
and steam Cues what ! am boiling
here IN this pot, g7id the professor.
The visitor began 10 enumeraie the en-.
tire scale Of mlcro-StEanismS. Micro.
GDccl'' No "SoHococci?' No"
5pir0ebseia'" NO" what them"
'5auH3ges, replied Brieger. Chicago
Chronicle,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
Omelal uaa 81 tntns

The great value of the automobile for
tba transportation u officials, psperg.
p'apa and liRhf apparatus 10 war tine
emsfgsHfles has been Demonstrated ~
che Italian government In i reegut
tsst f9oGnetta ~ ofIeisls N TIE govern.
Ha@n' ~ automobiles left Rfeefis pnerr
seAjed orders whieh rfGylae9 tbe,
sh6alf traverse varying routes and NJ.
sdrn 10 "a hoHfg AZ wers tatk II W
hours oae having eoYtreG $50 mlies. ans
only n reported having mFt vim mi.
cids1t The result wss - hlFbly graft
i7IhE ~ tho military authorities M Is
fen6d aSf7sin The are ri the auto II
future European niiisary 0psfailoHs
Chesgp Ttib8be
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
Pe-ru-na for Colds and Catarrh.

The following interesting letter gives
one young woman's experience with
Peruna:
Miss Rose Gerbing, a popular society
woman of Crown Point, Ind, writes:
Recently l took a long drive in the
country, and being too thiD'y clad l
caught a bad cold which settled on my
lungs, and which l could not seem to
shake off. had heard a great deal of
Peruna for colds and catarrh and l
tougirp'a bottle to try. | am pleased
that | did, for it brought speedy relief.
1t only took about two bottles, and |
consider this money well spent.
You have a firm friend in me, and |
not only advise its use to my friends,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
UNDER A
BUFFALO RUN

' ADYs laughed when GRANTING


' ADYS laughed when Grandma
I Eunice told her that the little sill
n milk jug had been brought over
rom France mere than a century and a
lalf ago. 10 he sure. closer examina.
lion showed that 1t bore a coat farms.
presumptiye evidence that IL had once
been beautiful and valued. But now
nov very sad and shabby 1t seemed
Am these dents and pinches make II
look like q little goblin with his nose
askew," GLADYS said.
Then Grandma Eunice told her how
the silver milk-iug had gained It's scars
and become a souvenir of an experience
| that few persons would care to undergo
was born in York state, hut when !
was two years old father took the west
crn fever, aud there was nothing to do
but 10 pull up stakes and go to the north
west corner of Iowa-he and his mar
ried brother and sister, and my grand.
parents Deeoster. the owners Of the
milk-jug
~ 4 1 -
i"s' u'"h MAKE lhuch by MOVING
but they stuck it out" in Iowa for six
years. Then when / was eight years
Wv, "i'' ""S "t"N5 -" 'ne iortteS
~ "''Ui". ''oi'eu INC iolioh ina
Kansas was the only place for a farmer.
Dl We an "V"' asaln' tnlS Lline lo'''eu
~. " "a V 81" ~! l"'Ne' anu
D',N.'' "l" '"eil lS,H"'eA'
rfso ~, s,''o was
- i''nV,'' MI DaNe7
TltcEer,s foIl-g b,d notn 20 -,
rncln 2orpioh had ,5 "1'''''
hitcbed tandem father hod' u,r1no.,
a horse hitcboJ torothan anI
Loulsa,s husband had tmn hta ,aatta5
horses-beantine, ~
IN ma m,.,
boraabola caa5s a. ,m'
the taiI nf Almost oTo, "0,', -" 80
was hItcboJ A., ""eV" " W"
had q hia no., ram,a4 n.i" "''U"""
named Rourcor that ho 49, 'I''P
vailed pn,n n n,rt mtth .aT p''.
AiDDp instead ,T n ,,,,,
on, ynor,e wooI ,,.as
an fha tons ~ tho 80, 11 a. '"g"'
of tbo wagons ycro hnns rtth
p]orringors lin bakars fry,no n,n r,r n,,,
lrass Kettles II was as = 't I.or ="
carayap as over was sonr g,,,ss,
The milking wont ,,il, o. ,
am,,n tno Kitchen ,'o,, Il, o|' NOS
an old 60, .chogt ond n, u",''rT III
with 1foon th,t n,atha,. ha5 ""o "ll'o
woven and thc mills and aor,r,r, ,f "I',
that We girIs-eyen hid hcInad ~
make
We got over thc pror,d ror,. .,,,,.,..
We psad to start a,rly IN ~, I,a
aud in the middle og tho d,,. ' r.or"
WAYS glad to find somo waIor hnl, ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
,N~u,Ga SEAM1of
- u

The cause of tho adj
yanccmeut OF woman
IS steadily gaming
ground, Every year
brings its ]triumphs. In
the coeducational coll
lcgcs it is the girls who
have carried off all the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE OF
CONTRACTING CATARRH.

catarrhal arrangements. Few women
escape.
Upon the first symptoms of catching
cold Peruna should be taken. Itforsites
the system against colds and catarrh.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
Pe-ru-na Contains no Narcotics.

One reason why Peruna has found
permanent use in SO many homes is that
it contains no narcotic of anykind. Pc
runa is perfectly harmless. 1t can be
used anylength of time without acquir
ing a drug habit. Peruna does not pro.
duce temporary results. 1t is perma-
nent in its effect.
1t has no bad effect upon the system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-
moving the cause of catarrh. There are
a multitude of homes where Peruna has
been used off and on for twenty years.
Such o thing could not be possible II
Peruna contained any drugs of a mar
cote nature.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly con-
fidential.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18

The cold wind
and rain, slush
and mud of win
ter are especial
" conducive to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
ST. REGIS HOTEL license.
Excise Commissioner CulIinan Refuses 10
Begin Proceedings TO Revoke q.

ALBANT. March Sl.-State Excise Com
missioner P. ". CulirAn to-day refused
20 institute proceedings In his name 20 re-
woke the liquor tai certificate issued 70 the
81 Regis Hotel Company, at fifth avenue
and fhty-hfth street. New York city.
Certain dwelling oEners requested him 70
do 90, alleging that false statements were
made IN the Application for such certificate
and a failure 70 obtain the consent % the
owners Of tWo-thirds 81 the dwellings and
the consent Of the authorities Of a church
within 30 feet q the hotel premises.
Commissioned CuLInan IN his rnemoran-
dun De- lining TO institute the proceedings
says that IN cs7es where II y alleged that
the holder Of a liquor tar certificate has
not Obtained the Necessary consents q the
owners q property within tn 300 feet zone
the liquor tar law contemplate that pro
ceedInEs 20 cancel the certificate shall De
Instituted by the properly owner claiming
injury, and that Il has Dot been the policy
q toe state Department Of ENcrse under
such condition 70 institute proceedings N
it name and a. its expense Concerning
the allegation that the hotel IA within ~
feet q the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. the memorandum says that the
department - reluctant 70 institute pro
ceedinEs on such a ground IN the sb@ence
q an Application from the church authorizes
In that tehah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
J. H. svITB's RAILROAD PARTY
Piers 70 TAKE FTieDds In special Train
through Central America.

According 20 the NeziodA Hsroid. an
e-si.i5n &c hs1e q a house party o. Wheels
uenoually Conducted By james Henry
smith. = 60 star spon from New YORK
bound for Central America NTH rowing
cJnuiss!on TO search for pleasure Tbs
Hereh says that the recent trip which
Mr.. smith mad through Mexico vas taken
20 spy out the and and prepare the way
fer a specal train which vii cary the row
in IL house party, and adds:
II the Vera cruz and Paci6o I'll haul
the SPECIAL train. the party viii be taken
~ rail a. far south a. the Pan-AmeTioan
i nov built. and az Tonah yacht VII
- IN Waiting % carTy them south, probably
% Panama. II dihicIlty - eKperenoed
IN getting the heavy train over thew era Sruz
and Pacific tie yacht vii be ooaroed a.
II i eztir-.a ted that the TIP vii Be the
cy-.z.liest % tie Kind ever made and 81
probably cost az ieast So N goa. .,, l be
tra vii lass ueariy month ara WI e
"a Ken By twenty q Mr.. smith New ioiA
Dr. Seuard Webb Il credited With being
the orE.natcr q the railway. Eouse parry.
He took a PARTY % eiEt'ee1 frlends across
- c1,tirert t---a o. four year ago and
from Oregon 20 MeIico they Travelled IN
$500 train. c1usizrsng q a baEgage car,
dining car. psTior car and iNo s'eepihs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
70 SEEK MRS EADrs NrRDEREE.
Positive IdenuneatieA 81 the BSdy 81 the
woman Pound IN WaIhm River.

McpENA. y. Y. March si.-The body q
the woman found h,stIng IN the WAIKIKI
Tive- al 5 sndAr vas again positively
i5enufed to-day as that 4 Mamie S,Jar1
FADE wife a Villain FADE o. Wsldsn. The
Identification was made By MI julia Crans
and Minnie Eade. sisters q William FADE
Eade. who wert g NeW0uTgh from Gardiner
On Wsd1ss5ay night at having identified
the body. came % Mooena DAY, where
the BODY vas 70 be buried and H1Ads his
former Identification more positive.
There isn't bit Of dOu0t about 4, he
said. L, i the body Of my wife NAME
Since the Identification Of TIE body vas
made positive this morning the police have
turned their attention with renewed ensTgy
20 solving the mystery Of the nuroer.
The very las. sen Of Mrs. Eade 50 far AZ
anv one hsreaboIts knows. vas on Jan. s
at o'clcck il the Afternoon when sic left
the home Of Mrs. Julia Grams, and vas seen
4 60 ttr ugh Mcntg mery street in Nslden
IN the Or ct.oa Of the bridge over the Wall
XII River Prom that time she has beea
missing
The police ard legal machinery Of Orange
county will nov be put in acton. since
Il has become evident that the murder vas
committed in that jurisdiction Never
theless. District Attorney Traver Of lister
county. where the body was found, i stiA
WORKING ur the case. and has had the ing
and c.otn-g q the DEAD woman brought
10 his oSica at hin gston.
Waen Nh Julia Grams and Mss Jennie
Fade n = viewed the body they thought Il
vas not their slster-in-laW, although they
said the teeth re-embied hers
Coroner Ia sUruuck arrived ss the women
were leaving the mCrEue. He had with bin
the clothing he was taking 70 the Distinct
Attorney. and when he showed u to The
wo-l.7 they Immediately broke down.
.I.s Mamie poor Mamie sobbed Mrs
Crar- / know that bef. The shoes, tie
sk.rts and tie waist he waist vas brown.
and there = the brown under the collar, WkIbe
tha NJ has tunnel g7een IN the water
Il VA Jan. ! sav her iaSt. She came TO
dinner al my house on Montgomery street.
Walden and told me sbe d EN- her husband.
She vas going 10 take a wax 70 the
bridge she said and asEed ne 20 COM along.
II vas drilling rain. 90 ! didn't 90. That
vas about clock. and never saw her or
heard from her again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
Mnshinrton society Notet.

wAsHNGToS March 3i.-Miss Ida Tbomp-
son had a tea this afternoon in honor Of
Mrs James Robert Mckee, daughter q
the late President Benjamin Harrison.
Mrs. Timmo ns, daughter Of the vice-Presi-
dent. assisted.
Tbs Rev. and Mrs. Teunis s Hanlin
entertained a dinner company this even
ing in honor Of Mrs. Mckee. Mr.. HAmlin
returned earlier IN the week from a week :
visit in New York. where she was the gless
% Miss Helen VI. Gould
Mr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse re-
turned % tn ~ hons in this city yesteT-
day. accompanied by NJ westinghouse
brother. n h WESTINGHOUSE. and Miss
West ingh0use Mr. and Mrs. WeztinE-
house vii remain in their Dupont Gree
home for the spring season
The new Persian Minister. MOrteLa Kahn
held a reception this afternoon in the le-
cation, receiving the Diplomatic Corps
and a NUN Der Of other guests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
LETTER CHAIN SETS BOYS FREE.
Eyert Jansen wendell wins q Chance for
the Tine Brothers 20 Become Honest Men

John and Daniel Tyne, brothers. we're
happy boys when they walked out OF Pc
corder Cos court in General Sessions
yesterday. On last Monday they were
Nist the reverse. They had been arrested
on a charge q robbery in the first degree
Between them they had 10 cents. aud one
Of them 20 informed a court oticer. The
court ohhcer. used 70 seeing all kinds Of
criminals. looked them over and decided
that they weren't 20 bad.
IN tel you What 70 do. . sid the oficer
20 John. the elder. You have trends
You and your brother write FIVE letters
each. and AK each frend 20 DO the same
20 their friends. In that way you may
get some one 10 help you
The boys wrote the letter. One Of the
letters reached Ever jansen Wendell.
Nho-e aim in life j. the uplifting Of boys.
Mr. Wendell happens 70 - foreman Of the
Grand Jury this month. ne Interested
Recorder Cos and Assistant District
Attorney Snythe made an investigated.
II vas found that the hoys had rcbhec a
peer wao went 20 their huruo. on -
ittr ching the pedleT while the other
too tEInEs out q hts hazkef.
They were allowed 70 T.ead 20 petty lar
ceny and vesferta~ 1tecoTyie- God ptroled
them n the Cue u Ar. NeOdeh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
CHANGE IN PATENT Law.
u mares a Registered TRADEMARK on the
same Fsoting Win u Patent.

w.sHrxgrox. March si-Prepsrations
have ben mace By the Patent Oa5re for the
erected ryash Of applica.i1cs for the regis
try q trademarks under tie lev IA when
hecoues elective to-rnorTU-. Tie force
e clerks II tie trademark division has
teeu azIueuted BY detail from o;ber d.
visions O! the Patent OHice 70 take care
O. tne heavy work which VII come under
tie neW lzW.
Tie PRINCIPAL changes from the present
kv. Which vas enacted IN ISL, are that Il
MAKES The registration G! a trademark
prina face evidence Of ownership pro
woes for the recovery q damages for in
fr 7kement, provides for the Use Of The
words Registered IN United States Patent
OH5oe' IN connection With the trademark
Itself. ard places registered trademark
on a similar footing With a patent, both
a. % procefure before tire Patent Once
and before the courts.
DE iaW al-o carrles out the agreement
reached ~ the InteTnatlonAl Congress Tor
the urosection a trademarks by providing.
- far as The United states Is concerned.
FOR their mutual registration IN the several
countries which took part IN that conven-
ton Foreign Trademarks, Therefore, can
hereafter BE- registered in the United States
it, citizens
In addition. !; prohibits the importation
Of any merchandise tearing trademark
Stimulating that q either a domestic or
foreign Owned trademark registered IN the
United State. or that = manufactured 10
country orfreT than az repreSented. This
rFoylsi0n IL 90 b. carried ON by the Seere-
tary a the Treasury. Who upon appbcA-
ton q the owner o! z registered trade
marx, i 20 furnish custou-s otloers with
facS.miles for the purpose Of detecting
cCuuterfeits-
The life Of the reR.s.ry Under the preeent
law is thirty year,. subject % renewal. and
the fee u rs The new law fires the period
az twenty years and renewal for a like time,
While the Zee j. reduced 20 SO for the org
inal Application and IS for renewal. The
fee for iutarfere1ces. appeals, az, are also
fred. and the rules for procedure IN patent
osses. - far Esspylicab.e, are to govern the
proceedings in trade mark cases before the
Patent once and before the courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
Army and NAVY orders.

wAsmS0ToS. Nareh - .-Tssss tray order, slv,
bra issued.
cayt- IlBao,n c Andrevt. Finssan csvslry
70 Amy AID Navy Gensra- Hospital HOi sprnTA
Capt Jota 9. Ku,p Assistant Surrsou. tron ssr
Frsseisoo 70 81. Pailp2ias Is,aads
Casgz-a Georgs y. Prtoie1u Niuth Ctvllry,
non ron Hley 70 Ie1c-son BATracEA
Coltrlrt SurFeoa Caspar r. BTtrL non Bag
Cty. Ter. 20 P1ri San HO1ston
Cap. Ceorrc ?. L1nders. ArtreFy CorpA 70
WEskinFt1a EarrHcks Hospital Dor treatment
hatog Caar.es T. Greele- neured- 70 D8venpoT1
IA. n eharUs o. ne ruzr1iung stafi0a- rslevtng
caPt- Bdvis n sup. FosTleeath cavslry.
ScoIta 70 the Fanipp'ne ialknts
MAioL Jar1es Eockstt Inspsctor General 70 TIE
~ VIZ ,FsI Via 2sst = 81 ts s1 E.,s o.v,
A rtnsrai oogrt mar1al % meet 81 Fort Wa,
voril y. y, wa Cagt PrrrJ y. Eeasisr. ATtn.
u. ArhlsTy, a. iadgt adrooais'
Tas foioriag nsvy. ordeu have bssa issae4:
CAP, v. y. Everett, trOn command o. he Buffalo
20 kome ant wait orucrs.
station Bosto1 20 command the LAuton
L1~utenan- Cor nE1der p. ? Leiper from The
Detroit 70 M Stats uegartmcnt n coanecti1r
uIth duty a. None Crsu
tlsuts p Wats1n and l. Shane non The
Brfai1 20 t~r Lavfol
Esdru a. CluUhII retired. from he Hydro.
graphic 0G-e St4t 50. Mare. N The Eutsrprsr
E1sign v. = her111, retirec FROM toe Enier
In,.ras - y r-u'r-. W W osrs-ara AL
q T. HL.hr Sra. y. So. FrEn q. 4 Nosrr ard Srr
rru~ a b Ii-ta. frr-I isr lg Taio % ~ Ilaura7
'ass.ani SUrE-nr = o. Cr-ord fro1 ncsi-ai
Ausisis1t S1rr-11 4 Mir. r. Pa r,sst~r . "
Har 49, Chlplaln 2. O. fitmin=, ffs- me BuEaio
~ us Lauto-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
Bms signed BY the Governor.

ALBANT. March sl.-G5v. Higgins t. Jay
siEneI he following bills.
Senator CarpeufeTs Authorizing White
PaIrs 20 appropriate ti.SpI year for the
hlte Plafns HOs pIt6l Association.
Seuatog SteveCs's. amending the banking
Law b. providing that the loans o. discounts q
any bank OF tr1lst company 20 any one person
or corporation exceeding one-fenth part %
tie capital rOck and surplus mus: be secured
b. collateral security worth a. least IS pr
cent. more than the amount Of the loans or
discounts
l. r. Mathews prohibiting the use
OF methyl or wood alcohol for adulterative
p1rpoees.
Mr. Parker's amending the mernt.-rship
corporation Law relative 10 the taxing o.
lot owuers BY cemetery corporations
Mr.. Prentice authorizing the people %
the State or the Attorney General 70 beEiu
actions under certain sections Of the New
ORR city Charter