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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Sio< kholders' Msetins.

Public Notice is hereby given th I
the annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Little Lailie Mines COMPANY Il
Colorado ~iil be hrld at the Office Of
the Company At Lawson. Clear Greek
County. Colorado at O'Clock p. n
ues lay for the purpose of electing a
oard Of Directors, aud for the purpose
ofeonsidering and adopting proposed
amendment to the Articles of Incorpor
alton, permitting aud authorizing the
Board of Directors of the company to
hold meetings in the CITY of Chicago, in
the State OF Illinois. for the transaciing
OF the business of the company, and for
the purpose of considering and adopt.
ing proposed amendment to the Art
icles of Incorporation, permitting ami
authorizing the change of location of
the main Office OF the company from
Lawson, Clear Greek county, Colorado,
to Central City. Gilpin county Colorado,
and for the transaction of sach other
business as may be brought before the
meeting. The books OF the company
for the transfer Of stock will be closed
from June 18th. 1905 to June z1nd, 1905.
both inclusive.
J. U. CARVER, Secretary.
Dated this s4th day of May, A. ID.
IquS
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
MINING APPLICATION No. isu
llnefal surxtY No l1iIn
Z. s. LanaOnc1

L. 6. Land Offee.
Denver. Colo. March p. 1906.
Notiee Is hereby given that the Bristol and Coo
raeo tsolt Mining Co. BY NJ {. Crosley attorney
= tact whose Pos,offies aaaress is Denver. Colo
Bri. Lucky Boy, Lueks Boy No. i. iaeky Boy No.
z, Lucky Boy No 3. ard Lucky Boy No i Iosc
aIs,rie, Ciesr Creek coan.y Co,er,se IN ssa II,
ans II. r 5. r. % W. Of The 6,h p. NJ seseribsd
BLUE BIRD LODE
Beginning a, corner No. I whence IN. $ cor Of
ssld sec 10 bears 37o IS I5vw y 22so5 ~ n. thence
q Eo,se :, 70 cor No. 2; thence So so'v IseI7s
thence $50 D 1877 70 II 10 berinnins.
| LUCKY BOY No. LODE
beeinrine AZ cor No whence the cor Of said
ts 80 % %, seSf' No lsss = r.; hence ST. 80
hence sI " iso n 70 No =, thence Sss 1850
LreKr soY NO. LODE
Beginning 81 cor No 1 whence the 8 . m, os said
sec 10 hears as IS 10" zisIs n: thencs So y
10 n 10 No q thence z3o 1900 I, 70 cor No q
hence y. 100 n 70 cor No 1; thence So $50
LUCKY sos LODE
ss9inning q GO. Nc Whence The cor u sid
rs M ~ = ss.rs ar s. - ~ ios sIsis n ihsnee s7'
hence 81 $50 n TO cor No. I: thence sss is0
LUCKY Bos NO. LODE
sec 10 bears s9s n sses 81 a. shence s7s = 10
= 20 Cor No 2: thence ~ y 1900 Il 70 cor No ;:
| n TO beginning.
LUCKY Bot No. LODE
beGnning n cor No vheace the cor Of said
see " eears " q z46eh n; thence 8 81 $50
= nsses g ~ viso II . cor Ne Z. shsace sss 200
Sur Nsiis s,es s:s:s.a 49, e: :es'' AA0'lnr
Ine ,oestion certfaea1ss = ihe sad cisins ass re-
eo.ese - cfhcs q shs esuny eissk ana recorder
~. eses - lschy By Ne 3 book Ifs. pses "a.
! Icy "a 10 !. eoos ~. peee -; lscty BOY No:
pass ~. e1se Bird. loek IL - 10 -
] q p. 101D. Registes.
First pub April !. IsU Lss ~ Jvns j. Iss
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Sale OF a r unnei Group.

A mining sale was eonsumaied in this
city on Thursday of this week when the
Big Clave group Of ten claims aud a tnn-
mel site, located two miles up Fail river,
were sold to =. C.. Wairous and W.
l.. Herring. Of Boston for consi1ers
ton Of s. COO. The purchasers together
with Eastern capitalists will incorporate
the Terre Hsute Mining and Milling
company next week. with a capitallz-
alton OF ssoo.oco. to take over the prop
srty. The claims will be opened at
depth by means OF the Big clave tunnel,
near the portal of which i, is the in
teu,ion TO erect mill for the treatmen,
Of the ores. The veins exposed on the
surface by shafts and open cuts show
fair average values which will unques
tiousbiy increase with depth ard where
encountered by the tunnel may reason.
ably be expected to carry higher values.
The White Star vein, opened IN sew
raj places. is four feet in width. and the
vein matter assays from s. so to $40 per
ton principally gold. In mining by the
tunnel method. ore running as low as s,
per ton. II milled at the mouth OF the iun-
mel without handling. may yield profit
Ben J. Martelon. of tins city, who made
the sale. will he the local manager OF the
property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Stoekholdess' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given tina, the ann u al
meeting of the stockholders Of the ]. I.
c. Mining and Milling company. will Be
held at the Office of the company at the
Beebee hotel Idaho Springs. Colorado,
at O'Clock p. m. on Saturday. June 10,
1905, for the purpose of electing board
Of dir. ctofs for the ensuing year. and fos
the transaction of all other business that
may properly come before said meeting.
CHAs. PEER, President.
A. e. Ross, Secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Stockholders Meeting.

Tine annual meeting of the stock holders
OF the Blue Ribbon Mining, Milling s.
Investment company will be held at the
Office Of the company in Idaho Springs.
county of Clear Greek. State of Colo
rsdo, on Tuesday, the 9th day of June
1905, at IA O'Clock NJ. for the purpose OF
electing directors for the ensuing year.
and such other busin ess as may come be.
fore the meeting.
THE BLUE RIBBON MINING, MILLING
q INVESTMENT COMPANY,
by c. p. RrNKER, Secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Death Of Minister'S Vie

The Rev. Carl Msttson's wife died last
Thursday May as, at 10 a. m. She has
been seriously sick in bed for four
months. Rev. Mattsou came here from
New York on doctor's advice, presum-
ing that change of climate would beinR
his wife back to health. The decpased
was only ~ years Of age. The funsrsl
services will be held in the Swedish Ms
SION church on Colorado street, supday
May s8. at O'Clock p. m. The Rev. G.
A. Andefson from Denver will coeane4
the services. The remains will = -
tered in the Idaho Springs cemooefy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate uf c }. Wisszsn 3eceAsed
The ar9ersigutt having heen appointed scr, MIS-
uairtx Of the estate Of {. J. Wiaeran lsi. ot ,hs
County Of Clear Creek IN the Stnfe o. CosarA4o 81
ceased hereby gives notice that she viii arrear pc
tore The County Court q saH Clear Greek County .
At ihe eoufi House IN Georgetown. in ssi1 county.
on son.ss the hfth dzy OF June. A D. 1876. at the
hour oi l2D p N Of ssid lay. which tine alt per-
sgn> having claims aga said estate are notifsd
ara requested 70 attend o the purpose Of having ihs
same adjusted. All persons iniebiea 20 sai estate
.,e requested 70 make immediate payment TO The ur-
Of May. A. D. 1886.
ELLA WiDEMAk
Asninisifafris OF the esia,e Of c. J. Widsman de-
ceased.
tirs, rnh Ma, Is. last pub. June g. les.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
A oeed susesssIen.

Mr.. c. B. wainwright OF Lemon
City. Florida. has written the manu-
facturers that much better results are
obtained nom the use oe Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy IN cases q pains IN the stom-
sch. cholera and cholera Dosbus. BY
taking II IN water - hot - can Be
drank That when taken IN this way
TIE eject b double IN rapidity. TT
see0s 70 get 1t the right spot In
stantiy.s he says. For sale By J. J.
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Don't forget that We are closing out
the hat and shoe stocks regardless of
price Gentlemen, now is the time to
by a good hat cheap.
BRAsH & FrNLAYSoS,
I43s Miner ST
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Calvary church Guild met with Mrs. l.
ID. Ellis on Wednesday afternoon with .
good attendance. The afternoon was de-
voted entirely to business; as the ladies'
have been working hard it was thought
best to take a summer vacation. The
treasurer's report was read and ON
motion was accepted. Mrs. Page was
elected second vice president. After all
business was disposed of motion was
carried to adjourn until the first wednes-
day in September. A kindly invitation
to meet with her at that time was &C
cepted.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

The most successful way of warding
OF the approach OF old age is to main.
tain a vigorous digestion. This can
be done by eating only food suited to
your age and occupation. and when
any disorder OF the stomach appears
take dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets to correct IL. II you
have a weak stomach or are troubled
with indigestion. you will find these
Tablets to be just what you need. For
sale by J. ]. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mineral Survey No l7ss7.
L. 6. Lans Once.
Denver. Coo.. Arr. n ispH.
Notice Is hersey ziysn that J. ". ifsiana ehnss
posiosies Is Las Vegas =. n sn5 John-W. An1er-
son whose pos,or,ee IS ia.ho Springs Coso,Aso
each Of the Harrison ard Accidental Lodss es1r-
ing goit ana silver with sarface grour1 10 feri IN
With. situated IN Ccrai of Jackson Mining Disrici.
Gear Creek counfy Stsfe of ralora.a ana a.serjfe.
follows. viz.
HARRISON LODE
$40 feet runs n. - >. W ara e,a tee 6 - -
E. thence as fsei y 77sW from discovery shaf,.
Beginning at Cor. No. ~henee x Sec. a. 7 Is
,s,5-, I,e sn sIs 3 = s.st. se.ss 81 81 re-,
Nv. io1s. feet 10 Cor No Therce s'es e Isl.
Els 70 Cor No. q thence sxoze e In7s n 10 Gov.
No. 5; thence n. Ts30 e as Zee, 10 Cor No 8:
thence n. 50 ~ -. IsiH feet TO Cor Ne.i The
place Of eezinning.
ACCIDENTAL LODE.
10 feet runs " s5s9V r. thence 2s feet 4 sis z.
and $50 feet s. tTs0 thsnce sS feet s.a. ~
sssnes SE Sec 81 IS. 81 essp' y. s ss.rs :
20 Cor No 2; thencs S ,7ss,~ &c f.et 70 css NJ J.
thence Nsse6 y. feet ~ Cor No 4: ihence s
9'E I52 feet 10 Cor No s. fhsnce ssss E. szi, :,
to Cor Nc 8 hence ssesp E. ets fces 10 Cor No Z:
thence SIZE asl feet TO Cor No s. thence n a. -
10 feet TO Cor No the place Of Beginning.
Containing s.srs acres. expressly excsr,tng ard en-
ciatinK al eonficf With survey Nos zxS frS ana
1901 and forming poftion of the ~ Ia Of Sec 8
Tvp IS R.nxs "a W Of the sth principal nsris ar
sa iocstion being reoorsei IN vol 10 pages aoa
sni lis Of the Records Of Clea Creek County. Coo
rsdo
Adjoining claimants owners Of above ssntone.
surveys and Sevei and Mont igonsry lod.s
C. D FORD. Register
Fifsf Pus April = Las, Pub June "a 1915
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Special display of infsn,s wearing
apparel IN our window this week.
Hats and bonnets from Isc to sI25.
Reuben knit wais,s from 3oc. to 4sc.,
Fine woolen vests from sSc. to Soc
A few pairs OF soft soled shoes at closing
out prices. BRAsH & FINLAysoS.
i43s Miner ST.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Messrs. Hult and Finl-ou. Of The
White House saloon. are this week ex.
eava,ing for i3x IS cellar underneath
their building. to be used as storsse
room for liquors. The rock and gravel
removed indicates hugh values in gold
aud the pruprietors are Of the belief tina,
this will pay for the cost OF new improy.
ments
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

r. F. Himrod owner of the iansar
tine, and interested in the Old To~n
and other properties in this district. fe-
turned to hts home IN New York CITY.
Tuesday Of this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Sheriff Andrew sandberg yestertiay
took William Davis. Who Was convicted
Of grand larceny in the district e8af,
this week to the peueteuiiar, to serve an
eighteen months sentence.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mrs. Gustaf. olairvoyant. Can t.
consulted on the affairs Of life. Circie-
Wednesdays and Fridays. Beebs'
Hotel. Terrace 3s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

We take this method of thanking our
friends and acquaintances for their
kindness and sympathy shown us dur
ing our late bereavment.
CHRISTINA ANDERSON
And children.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

A ten-ceut tea will be given at the
home Of Mrs. Ben. T. Owen, next Thurs
evening. by the Unity club. The pro-
ceeds will be donated to the library.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
Summer Vacation Rata.

Via Union Pacific to Lewis & Clark
Exposition at Portland.
To Tacoma, Seattle. Bellineham and
Vancouver. SO. 90 for round trip. May a
to September 30, and on certain dates
SsI.oo to Portland and return. one way
through California. Stopovers anywhere.
Ticket limited to 90 days but NOT later
than November 90. Descriptive litera-
ture and full information upon applics-
tiou. C. FERGUSON, Cenl. Agt..
gar 18th ST.. Denves, Colo.
The skilled osteopatb treats his patients
without pain. This is true even in acute
asticular rheumstism. In which relief i
oftsn given By The fsst tssatnent. II
yoa have Sheumatism - d. I. Ellia
Bash. 1917 Colorado Street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mrs Kate Flteau and daughter, after
years residence IN Denver. have re
turned To this city. and occupy Their
Miner street home
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
How to Ward of Old Ace.

II you want an exPfessnan- call phone
Elack hss
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

dht I-A-NA nv Il BftUMU tlUiNINE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II IT fails to cure. z. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25 cents.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Hauling aud express. curnow. the ie,
man. phone Black 6,5.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Miss Grace Peck. aecompsniesi ty
Miss Stella Stevens, left this morn
ing for Hayden. Routt county. xhere
they will spend the summer h, the for
mef's home. While Miss Peck has been
attending school In this city she has
been the sucs, of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs John Dory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Ice delivered daily. c. IL curnow.
phone Black 6s3.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

special rate to dlsioeated hip essssi
until the NIronai osseopa,hic conseu
ton in Denver. Dr. |. Ellis Bush. Ibi
Colorado street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mrs. John Nelson. of Silver Cree
visited with her parents. Mr. azi
Mrs. Lou. Bsehr. the fore part of Ia
week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Garden Hose Ioc and mp per TO-
Gardening tools o; all kinds.
LOWELL HD'w Co
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Csc. II. curno~. the expressmsn
telephone No. Black 65s.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
DENTISTRY.
Card of Thanks,

DIR. w. T. Cain. over Merchants and
Miners Bank. Successor to DR.. Quick.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Shaffer. who have
resided in thiscity for many years, have
signifed their intention of removing to
Denver and establishing home with
their son. Earl, who has valuable
medical practice in that city. large
number Of friends of this most estiraabie
couple regret their departure, and at the
same time wish them health and happi-
ness in their new home
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Curley Wall. who has not taken ride
on railway train for over twelve years.
entered the contest for free round
trip ticket to Denver on Decoration day.
Had the popular expressman expressed
his intention to break his own record,
the chances are that the people Of Idaho
Springs would have left him without
competitor in the race for railroad f.xors
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Mrs. John Morris. nee Goldye Starr. o
Cripple Greek. is visiting with frie1sd
and relatives in this city this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Everything in the season. Gsn1eu,ps 2
tools now. LOWELL HD-w. Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

R S Woolley was visitor to the me
tropolis this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Garden Hose Ioc and up per foof,
Garden tools ofail kinds. LOWELL Hp,w
Co
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
SHORT SIFTINGs.
DIR. Ida Ellis Bush, the os.eopath

/ DR. Ida Ellis Bush, the osseopath.
H R s Woolley was visitor to the me
/ tropolis this week
Everything in the season. Gsn1eu;pg
/ tools now. LOWELL HD-w. Co.
/ Garden Hose Ioc and up per foot
/ Garden tools ofail kinds. LOWELL INV
+ Co.
Z. NJ. Moscnpt returned this morning
{ from two weeks trip to his ranch in
Kansas
Garden Hose loc and up per fogi
Gardening tools Of all kinds. LOWELL
HDw Co.
Mrs. II. B. Urknhart departed Thur
day for months visit with relatives ts
Oklahoma.
For Fire and Life Insurance inqusr. q
John r. Mallalieu. Room "a NJ. and II.
Bank Building.
II. o Walker went to Ceorgetosu 4
Wednesday. to spend several days ar
ranging business affairs
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Marion Cook lett wednesday Afternoon
for Denver. where he viii visit with the
ditferen, tribes Of Indians
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Marion Cook lei, Wednesday afternooi
for Denver. where he viii visit with Ii,
different tribes of Indians
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

z. NJ. Moscript returned this morrin
from two weeks trip TO his ranch 4
Kansas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27
MIsrNG APPLICATION No. isls
O. s Lanaomee.

Mineral Survey No. l7ss7.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

II. o Walker wen, to Georpetos :
Wednesday. to spend several days ar
ranging business affairs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-27

Garden Hose ioc and up per foot
Gardening tools Of all kinds. I.omrI.I
HD'w Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
NOTED MEN
AS FRENz|ED
F|NANC|ERS
Fraud Accusations
at a Corporation
Meeting.
John G. Carlisle and
Two Other Officials
Are Deposed.
Cfo,.o To To-, - ID Dloo1xa
Steps Taken to Recover Blocks
of Stock Issued to Them
for Services, Etc"
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KTTTERY, Me, June 1S. - Former
United States Secretary of the Treasury
John C. Carlisle was ousted as president
of the United States Bankers Corporation
at the annual meeting of the corporation
to-day and former Governor ]. Q. A.
Brackett Of Massachusetts and Walter
l. Badger a lawyer of Boston, were dis
missed as directors. reversing the action
of q year ago.
Thomas D Taylor. V. S. PettingiH and
J q. A. Bracket. under the head of
$500 shares for services, ETC.. were de-
clared TO have been illegally issued, since
no services could have been rendered
when no business was ever transacted,
and d committee of restitution" was
appointed to use legal means to re-
cover il.
In a heated meeting Carlisle, Bracket
and Badger We're accused of having ac-
cepted salaries and not returned subscrip-
tions to stockholders when the amount
subscribed was not sufficient begin busi-
ness. Dissatisfied stockholders got con-
troll Of the meeting after a hight of near
ly five hours by establishing a precedent
in net recognizing bonus stock proxies.
The Bracket combination threatens to
take the case into court, declaring action
on the proxies Illegal
The corporation was incorporated In
Kittery in 1902, with a capital stock of
IS 000. 600 nothing paid in, and with the
object of buying up trust companies and
operating branch banks throughout the
country. The prospectus stated that
forty such banks were to be bought in as
many cities and the corporation was to
retain majority of the stock in each. 1t
was further set forth tnat the inter
ests Of these banks would be well repre-
sented by such lawyers as John G. Carl
isle. ]. 0. A. Bracket and Walter l.
Badger on the board of directors.
At the first meeting the entire control
of affairs including the cash, was turned
over to Former Senator John M. Thurs
ton, Townsend Percy and ]. H. Mooney
on a promise of bringing Western inter
ests into the company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14

The Government dignif1es this important
work-gtves It national character. Its
work fmpresses your Eastern brethren
with the utility and the profit Of tr-
rigation and makes It easier for private
enterprise to get money.
There Il no thought on my part OF
crtticizing California. What she has ac-
complished makes her only worthy OF
praise and admiration, but there are some
unfortunate conditions existing here that
demand legislation by your State. It
would greatly assist the Government and
private enterprise and he who applies
water to the soil would be relieved OF
much possible litigation There should
be created at any rate some tribunal to
control the water at least that is not
now utilized and give their future use TO
farmers without extraordinary cost and
without litigation.
I'VE are going back to our chilly East
to preach the wonders and the glorteS
OF your State and tell Of her wonderful
people," and Mr.. Mondell sat down amid
the applause the last bit Of Wyoming
Indian summer sentiment produced
Professor Mead delivered one OF the
most interesting addresses OF the even
ing, telling Of the work OF the Agricui-
tural Department in educating the
farmer In the use of water. J. 3. Lip
pincott, chief the Geological Survey in
California. told Of the work that had
been done and thattit was hoped to do
In this State.
The party left at 1920 to catch their
special at Oakland for Modesto. where
they will spend tomorrow Although
the speeches were cut short. they had
barely time to catch the boat
A telegram from Rufus P. Jennings,
embracing the greetings OF the mem
bers- Of the California Promotion Com
mittee now visiting the Portland fair.
was read.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
SUPPORTING
THE POLICY
OF FRANCE
Britain and Amer
lea Join Against
Germany.
Refuse to Enter Confer
ence on Moroccan
Reforms.
Sultan's Invitation; Inspired
by Emperor William,
Promptly Rejected.
Special Dispatch to The caiI.

LONDON, June 13.-Grezt Britain as
one OF the powers signatory TO the Mad
I'D convention Of 1880. in answer 20 the
request Of the Sutton Of Morocco to join
an international conference foh the con-
sderauou s OF the Morocc5n uuestfon. has
take any part in the conference unless
such action would be satisfactory TO
France.
The United States has taken the same
stand. the two powers being in accord
with France that such conference
would not be the best avenue of promot-
ing urgent reforms in Morocco.
The Tangier correspondent of the
Times says that the Austrian Govern
ment has accepted the invitation of the
Sultan Of Morocco to an international
conference conditional on a similar ac-
ceptance by other powers.
" MASHINGTON, June 13.-Having no
great interest IN Morocco. the State De-
partment Is not particularly anxious to
participate in an international conference
for the consideration of the Moroccan
question. However, should ali the pow
ers signatory TO the Madrid convention
OF 1850 join such q conference and an in
vitation be extended to the United States
70 participate in its deliberations. this
Government might accept the invitation
The position taken here, as stated in
the London dispatch. is tnat the prefer
ence of the United States is not to take
part unless such action would be salts
factory 10 France. So far no intimation
that the United States VIII be asked 10
join an international conference has been
received and the only information that
the State Department has on the subject
Is that contained in the newspapers
This Government has no political and
only slight commercial interests in the
African country. In measure il recog-
nized French influence in Morocco when
IL sought that Government aid more
than q year ago in the rescue Of Ion Per
dicaris. an American citizen there who
had been captured by bandits.
BERLIN, June 13.-The German For
eign Office, taking cognizance of Lon
don Times dispatch from Washington
saying that the United States and Great
Britain had declined the invitation of the
Sultan Of Morocco TO send delegates to a
conference on the subject of the pro-
posed reforms for Morocco, informs the
press that these powers have not de-
clined the invitation, but have only in
oicated that they would wait and see
what France would DO. Premier Rouvier
still holds the subject under considera-
ton and the Foreign Office does not ven
ture 10 speculate on what Frances deci-
sion VIII be.