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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25
JEWISH MAssAcRES WITH
OFFICIAL APPROVAL.

The friends of the Russian auto
cracy who are displaying their loyalty
by wholesale slaughter of the Jews
are proving to the satisfaction of a
number of our newspapers that al
most any kind of despotism is better
than liberty-for them. These massa-
cres reopen the question whether the
PEOPLE of Russia can properly appre-
ciate liberal rule and are capable OF
anything like self-government," re-
marks the Nashville Banner; and the
Boston Herald agrees that they show
how entirely untitled the Russian
people arc for absolute democratic
control" The dispatches name about
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25
AVOID THE RISK

If you wish to avoid the
risks and annoyances of loan
ing money and are satisfied
with a moderate rate of in
terest, place your funds in
this bank. Utah Savings &
Trust company; w. S. McCor-
nick, president; John ]. DAILY,
vice president; Heber M.
Wells, manager; No. 16O
Main street, Salt Lake City.
We also make abstracts, in
sure titles and furnish bonds.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25
Not Looking for Profits.

We'll, Mr.. Bronson" said the minis.
ter, Il hope you derived great profit
from the service this morning."
Sir" returned Bronson, inclined
to be indignant, Il assure you I drop
orsiness on Sunday and attend church
..h no hope of profit"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25


of meeting and agitation which the
police were taught to believe was I'M
lawful than he does of them. The
police and gendarmes say:
oh! Very well! If the Emperor's
new friends act like this, it is no con-
Germ of ours
And when the police are Indifferent
the hooligans break loose and toryism
in society also breaks loose. That
mass of ignorant conservatism which
thinks only of killing-the Black Hun
dred in Moscow-are conservatives
who are offended by the liberals get
ting the upper hand. All through the
Russian empire authority as repre-
sented by the police, Cossacks and
gendarmes is shaken, as | have said,
and the forces that tend to tear So
ciety apart are at work"
The Engineers union of st. Peters
burg accuses the government of insti-
eating these massacres to accomplish
counter-revolution 1t says in reso-
luton adopted at it's melting on No
vember 4:
THE long and obstinate struggle of
the nation with the autocracy has
compelled the government to make
concessions, but the government is
seeking to resume the open conflict
with the nation by organizing the dark
elements, and, having armed them out
of the nations money, to incite them
against the progressive elements of
society, against the intelligents,
against the students, workmen, and
Jews, and so to accomplish a counter
revolution.
AT the very moment when the rev.
olutionary movement has driven the
autccracy to surrender, when the ma
ton and country are on the eve of eff.
fective liberation, we are witnessing
series of massacres of Jews carried
out by the rabble, thanks to the Grim.
inal tolerance of the authorities. We
see in these tragic misdeeds a desire
to abuse the ignorance and blindness
of the people for the purpose of the
deliberate organization of a counter.
| revolution, in the hope of saving the
remnants of the old regime.
1T is resolved, therefore, that
troops acting not in defense of the
citizens but against them, be removed
and that the safeguarding of the in.
habitants of the towns be intrusted to
a national militia"
Intervention by the powers to re-
store order is suggested by the Bal
| timore American and the Brooklyn
Standardization, but there is little, ii
any. indication that the powers are
| considering such move. The admin.
istration at Washington has assured
a delegation of American Jews, who
requested interference, that our gov.
eminent is keenly sympathetic, but
that it is powerless in the present
| situation.
The Louisville Courier-Journal be-
lieves that I'VE need not on account
of these excuses despair of the future
of Russia" 1t says:
They mean that the country car
not go at once from despotism to or
derby liberty, but that was already
known. If the lawlessness ends speed
lily, the task of consolidating liberty
may be taken up and prosecuted, but
not to immediate success. If disor
ders run into universal terror and an
archy, all that has apparently beer
gained may be lost. In any event, the
work of regeneration will require
time, patience and education in those
things that are necessary to the sue
cess of national freedom, of which re
spect for law, made by the consent O
10 tc haN ,tAIx
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25

Warren Foster sells insurance, not
law suits. Commercial Block.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF CALIFORNIA - NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance Of a
resolution Of the Board OF Directors Of The
Bank a California a corporation organized
md existing under the laws Of the State OF
California passed and adopted on tuesday
the 5ist day OF January 1905 at a regular
meeting Of said Board duly held at No 400
California street, in the City and County Of
San Francisco in the State OF California
fthe same being the banking house and priu-
cipal place of business Of said corporsfton
sno being the building where the fsos-d 81
Directors Of said corporation usually rneetsl
meeting OF the stockholders OF said cor
poration is hereby called for and will he bei5
e. No. 400 California street in sefd C5fv
end County OF san Francisco (the same he
Ing the banking house and PRINCIPAL plsce
~ business Of said corporation, and being
the building where the Board Of Directors
q SAID corporation usually meets). on TIES
DAY. the Sth day OF April 1905 at three
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said dav 49, ~
purpose Of considering deciding and acting
q upon the proposition TO increase the capital
stock of said corporation The Bank Of Cali
fornla- from three million g COO 9Oo) dollars
divided into thirty thousand go OO0 shsres
q the par value OF one hundred (loO dol
lsrs each, % four million a. 600 co0) dollsrn
e be divided into forty thousand fzN 0o0l
fhares of the par value Of one hundred co0l
dollars each BY order Of the Board ~ M
rectors. Dated Jan 31st, 1905 All ny
" CLAY. Secretary Of the Bank of Cali
fornis-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18
IoDG1Na-HousEs ron SALE.

A CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1000.
. Eddy ST.. cor. Market and PoweI.
Headquarters for Rooming-houses. Hotels ana
All Kinds of Business Chances.
20 rooms; modern. downtown house: cheap
rent; Wen furnished and up to date; has me me
out out OF town transient trade never clears less
IMAM $500 per month: dissolution OF partners
s"uze OF sale; exclusively with u.s.
co rooms; fine block; Post ST: rent only only
go oo' water free; well furnished; price S-oo.
SO rooms; fine new building and elegantly
iurnlshed In weathered oak. mahogany ana
long lease; will guarantee to clear 500 per
lnonln; never been market sickness cause
OF sale: only with u.s.
q rooms; corner; close in well furnished;
woulo make fine transient house, as run NO"
ciears over 500 per month.
2s rooms; new and elegantly appointed
Apartment house; swell location; on nne cor
ner; all full and clearing nice income; sick
ness cause OF sale; price $500
6-room, modern upper fiat; rent only s2I so;
newly newly furnished months; nice little nome
AZ rooms; corner; rent s125; good oak fur
niture; nne carpets; clears now $3.50 per month
ana landlady keeps 3 rooms will take house
OF ~ or Il rooms in exchange; price Szooo.
gantIy furnished in mahogany, oak ana olros- s
eye maple; velvet carpets; and room apart
ments; years lease; all full; obliged 10 go
30 rooms; first class; new, transient house;
well furnished and doing fine business; owners
are getting old and wish to retire from ousi-
Eess; price $25o0
16 rooms; rent only SIS: oak furniture; good
carpets: all housekeeping; only 2 rooms TO
look after and clears a nice little income;
bs rooms: we'll located on NE. corner: rent
ment- house, near Larkin; always full and
clears $500; retiring from the rooming mouse
business the only reason for selling; call Tor
% rooms; fine downtown location; well fur
nished and doing good business clearing over
$50 month: Will sacrifice II sold within
few days.
go rooms; cheap rent; long lease; new and
up to date downtown house; elegantly fur
nished; has liquor license; fine location: only
$500 down. balance long time; cheap interest;
money maker; price $500.
A. CAMERON & CO.. Eddy st.
FISHER & CO,
Successors to Mitchell & Co.. in rooming-
houses. hotels and flats James Flood bldg.
Powel and Market. r1n 436: phone MAN sSo4
Rooming-Houses and Hotels for Sale.
UP-To-DATE OFFICES
MODERN BUSINESS METHODS.
ALL TITLES GUARANTEED.
Our Services Free to Buyers.
Money to Loan. Telephone Main 83-4-3.
MARION GRIFFIN.
Sth door. Room sol.
New James Flood Building,
e70 Market, opposite The Emporium"
Offices Near the Elevators
md c
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

Eddy ST.. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Roomng- houses. Hotels ana
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

40 rooms; modern; downtown house; cheap
rent; wen furnished and up to date; mas me me
out OF town transient trade;< never clears less
than $500 per month: dissolution OF partners
cause of sale; exclusively with US.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

ANlsUAL NEETING-The annual meeting Of
nc stockholders Of the WESTERN SUGAR
-,triAINS COMPANY VIII be held AT the
otice Of the company. no. 327 Market street
San Francisco. California. On MONDAY the
1tih day Of March. Ig05 al - o'clock n
lor me purpose of elccting a Board CT Direc-
t9rs 70 serve for The ensuing year and FOR
.1e transaction ~ such other business as
- come before The meeting. Transfer
books vii close On FRIDAY March f7fh Iao5
tsry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

BUTCHER shop doing a daily cash
business of $50: in irst-class
growing neighborhood; rent only $25
and lease for two years: horse and
delivery wagon: everything complete
for the business; price S1o00 part cash;
a hrst-class, bona fide business;
a trial of the business will be granted
any buyer who means business.
MARION GRIFFIN. go Market.
Opposite Emporium"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18
ANNUAL MEETING HUTCHINSON .srrc .
BLANT lion caAlIa +. ~ --,-.

Tho regular annual meeting of Tho stool
holders Of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLAN
ALTON COMPANY. viii be held at tho ofSce
~ the company. 3z9 Market street room 4 sec
ono hoor IN the city and county OF san Fran
cisco. state OF California Tuesday the 2efh
oa1 OF March. a d. 1905. at he hoalr ~ ~
flock a. m. for the purpose OF electinR =
heard of directors 10 serve for the ensliine.
wear and Ter the transaction OF such Other
pIsiress as may properly come before the
meeting
Transfer hooks will close on Friday. March
- 1905, a. the hour Of D. m
II. ". THOMAS, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

rooms; fine block; Post ST.. rent only
sS' 90; water free well furnished; price 500
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

EXACT l. Y $500
takes furnishings in
a 21-room transient
house / block of
Market; cost S1942:
lease; rent 81 per
room.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

% rooms; fine new building and eleganty
iurnisned in weathered oak, mahogany ano
pirdseye maple; Administer and velvet carpets
long lease; will guarantee to clear SOU pei
Inohtn never been on market; sickness cause
OF sale: only with u.s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

a rooms; corner; close In well furnished
would make fine transient house; as run nov
clears over 500 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

TRIAL GIVEN.
20-room house north
of Market: guaran-
teed to clear over
500 monthly. Wife
sick in HOSPITAL
Make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

IS rooms; new and elegantly appointed
apartment house. swell location; on fine cor
ner; all full and clearing nice income; sick
ness cause OF sale: price $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

Wanted, a small house
in exchange for a.
room corner clearing
over S16o: price $4,000;
reduced to $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

To do every and any other act or thing
necessary, proper or convenient to accom-.
rlish the foregoing objects and purposes
By order of the Board Of Directors
The NEVADA NATIONAL. BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
BY GEO. GRANT It's Cashier
Dated December "a 1904
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

Ave getting positions every day: can
get you one. San Francisco Business Col
lese. 7SS Mission st.
BILL clerk In wholesale house: must be good
penman and quick at figures. state age and
references. Box S962, Call office.
NURSE for elderly gentleman: state age ex-
perience and salary expected Box $3.50. Can.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18

6-room, modern upper fiat; rent only s2I 90;
newly newly furnished months; nice little nome
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-07
EHeCtual Way.

II thought Smeargle was friend
Of yours"
"He was until lately. had to drop
him. He was always wanting to boz.
row money"
REFUSED him sharply, did youy
"NO; lent him sOme."-ChIcago
Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-07

Be good to those who are sick. II
may be yoW turn next. and your good.
ness will insure good care for y0u
when you are fat on your back.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
MASS OF ICE COMPLETELY
FILLS DELAWARE RIVER
Government Boat Was Forced
to Put Back to Delaware
City
speeIaI % The Evenlng Journal.

Delaware City. Feb. S.--The Della
ware river as far as the eye can see
is one mass OF ice and yesterday after
noon when the steamer Riley OF the
Engineer Department, Captain e. w.
Reybold. started for Fort Mott N. j..
and Fort Delaware, with workmen, she
was forced to put back to this wharf
i'm short order.
The vessel headed first for Fort Mott
as Captain Reybold though he could
get through a channel made by an oil
tanker that was going up the river on
striking an ice foe, however. the boat
refused to go forward. Her engines
were then reversed and she was sent
ahead under full steam. but without
success. Backing out of the ice bed
the Riley started for Ft. Delaware but
seeing that the oil tanker was fasten-
ed i'm the ice near that place the boat
was headed for Delaware city. 1t is
not known when the craft will be able
to make trip to the two forts.
The oil steamer Aragon having part
OF her machinery disabled when near
New Castle drifted down with the tide
and put In here where she win await
repairs
The order transferring DR.. Smart
from Fort Dupont to Fort Sheridan
H.. has been revoked and he will re-
main at the former place.
Hospital Stewart Murphy, Of Fort
dupont, who Is well-known in town
was married on February 1st, and has
been ordered to Fort Hunt, near Wash
linetou.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
GAME AROUND LAUREL
BEING FROZEN TO DEATH
Farmers and Residents Gen
orally Urged to Feed 1t.
Violators Fined
speeIaI to The EvenIng JournaL

Laurel, Feb. s.-Detective Witsil OF
the Game Protective Association. has
been here for a few days hunting for
violators OF the game laws. Yesterday
afternoon he had Edward Pippin. Hor-
sey Kitchens and Charles Given ar
rligncd ON three counts-killing rab-
hits on Sunday killing them out OF tho
season. and killing them while snow
lay on the ground. Magistrate Clap-
ham fined each OF the defendants $16.75.
which was paid.
II. Clay Davis, OF this town, who has
always taken o. great interest in game
preservation and propagation. is ask
ing farmers and resident generally to
feed birds during the present cold
spell. He says that not for many years
have the conditions surrounding game
been as bad as at present. Snow COW
ers everything In the deepest recesses
Of the pine woods. and under the heavy
underbrush where birds and rabbits al
waysways have found shelter in the
lmost inclement weather. the snow has
drifted. and the rain and sleet have
packed It tight and hard.
Sportsmen report that they find much
dead game I'm the fields and woods.
rabbits and birds alike being frozen
lstiff. 1t is certain that thousands OF
birds and rabbits win perish unless the
weather conditions change.
Mrs. Dolly Elliott. aged about fifty
five years. fell on an icy sidewalk yes
terday and It is feared fractured her
skull
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
WILL DISCUSS WATER POLLUTION
Companies Along the 6randywine To
BeGiven a Hearing.

AS result Of a communication re-
ceived from the DUPONT Powder Com
pany land the Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Company ON the subject OF pollu-
tion of water in the Brandywine, the
members Of the Board Of Health yester-
day afternoon fixed next Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock for a hearing of the
concerns in question. Both companies
have plants along the stream and de-
sire to be heard before any action is
taken by the authorities in the matter.
If the meeting room of the Water
Commission can be secured in which to
hold the hearing, IL will take place
there, otherwise the meeting will be
held in the regular meeting place of the
Board OF Health. 1t is understood that
the companies have suggestions TO
make and the matter will be thorough
ly gone over.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
DEATH OF WELL-KNoWN MAN
Columbus Watkins Former Member Of
Legislature Passes Away.

Columbus Watkins. one Of the best
known citizens of this State, died yester-
day at his home in Odessa after a short
illness of apoplexy and heart disease.
Mr.. Watkins was born in Middletown
September II. 1929. He became a clerk in
a general store in Odessa in 1916 and later
was taken in as a partner in the business.
He was director in the odessa Nation
al Bank and was interested in a number
of other business enterprises.
Mr.. Watkins was one Of the largest
grain dealers in the State and owned a
number Of vessels, including the steam
boat Clio. which plies between odessa and
Philadelphia. He was married in 1855
to Miss Francis B. whitby. Four grown
children survive him.
Mr. Watkins was at one time a Demo-
cratic member Of the General Assembly.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
WILL HEAR RAILWAY MEN
Petition of New Castle County to be
Discussed at Public Meeting.

On Tuesday next a public hearing will
be held in the application OF the Whining
ton, New Castle and Southern Railway
Company to build its lines in Market
street south OF Front street. The date for
the hearing was fixed at the request Of
Andrew Z. sanborn, counsel for the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company and
Walter II. Hayes, counsel for the Will
mington City Railway Company, who ask
ed to be heard before final action on the
petition Of the New Castle Company is
taken.
The meeting is expected to be largely
attended.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
SITE is DANGEROUS

The Park Commission was notified
yesterday by w. n. Barnard. superin-
tendent of the Maryland Division OF
the p. b. & w. Railroad Company, that
the board would not be allowed to use
the tract of land between Third and
Fourth streets and facing the Christi
ana river, gor park purposes, at least
until the elevated railroad through the
city is completed. The official consider
the sight dangerous
The board had desired that site on
which were formerly located the old
car shops for playground and park
for the children and residents Of the
East Side and South Wilmington, and
had appointed a committee TO confer
with Mr.. Barnard about leasing the
ground.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
Good viii Lodae Instituted.

Deputy Grand Chief Templar Bur-
ton L. lockwood. /. o. G. r. last even
ing at Wesley NJ. Z. Church with
twenty-five applicants for a charter.
The officers are as follows. Chief
Templar, J. II. Seals; Vice-Templar,
Edward Dougherty; Secretary, Emma
Nickerson; Assistant Secretary, Sadie
E. Jones; Financial Secretary. Casper
f. Pennington; Treasurer. G. w. Price;
Chaplain, the Rev. Asbury Burke;
Marshall, Thomas Sullivan; Deputy
Marshall, r. Letherbury; Guard. Har-
ry L. Lindsey; Sentinel, Edward Kop-
lin; Past Chief Templar, G. A. Robin
son. The lodge will meet on Saturday
nights, beginning February 18th.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
ADMIRAL TOGO READY
TO MEET THE RUSSIANS

Toxic, Feb. S-Admiral Togo arrived at
Kure today and Immediately raised his
flag on the battieship MilSasa. II is ex-
pected that he will sail Immediately for
the Indian Ocean whore the Russian fleet
under RojestvenslSy has taken refuge.
Reports from the Manchurian army
Headquarters say that the Russians she'll
ed various parts Of the Japanese lines last
Monday night. Small forces Of Russian in
fantry attacked at various points, but all
were repulsed.
A report emanating from London to the
effect that the Grand-Dukes Of Russia,
determined to secure peace, had asked
the friendly Offices Of Great Britain was
published in Toxic today. The Foreign
once denied having any knowledge Of
the matter.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
DU POINTS LINE
NOW ASSURED
Peoples Railway Gets Per-
mission to Pass Through
Park Land
NEW ROUTE FORMALLY ALLOWED

The Board OF Park Commissioners
yesterday afternoon ranted to the
Peoples Railway Company permission
to lay tracks through a small portion
of Brandywine Park for its line to
DuPonts Bank. The right OF way is
through the southwestern corner OF
Rockford Park. and is subject to re-
strlctions TO be determined by the
committee.
After a lengthy discussion on the
subject OF railway extension through
the park. the members of the board
decided TO hear Richard w. Crook. gem
eral manager OF the Peoples Railway
Company. The latter informed the
board that he had an entirely new route
and one which would not interfere
with the park IN any way. He asked
the board to grant his company a
space Of ground 50x75 feet at the
southwesterly corner OF the park land,
opposite the end Of Mt Vernon avenue.
He wanted this strip to enable him
to get the company's line to a strip
Of ground along the Rising Sun road.
The board granted the company the
stretch. The company will extend It's
lines to that point along Mt. Vornon
avenue. At present the lines stop at
Ninth street and Woodlawn avenue TO
Sixteenth street. along Sixteenth street
to Mt Vernon avenue, thence to
Church lane. where they will intersect
the Wilmington City line to the square
mentioned above. They will curve
through that TO a new street to be
lopened, so feet wide running parallel
with Rising Sun road TO the =. & r.
railroad bridge e.. the foot OF Risinr
sun hill. The line will pass under that
follow the bend in the creek road and
along IL to the Hagley yards. The new
road to be opened is private property
owned by the Dupont Company. who
will have IL operated for the reception
Of the electric line. The street will
be a private right OF way prepared b,
the DUPONT Company for the com.
lpany's extension.
Desired Permission Granted.
This route was favored by tn
members OF the board and the desire,
permission TO pass through the south
western corner OF Rockford Park wa
lgranted. AS the company viii on Tues
day next receive permission fron
1.-THE Street and Sewer Department Z
Hay tracks on Shallcross avenue fror
Scott street TO Woodlawn avenue
thence to Sixteenth street, to Mt. Yer
non lane. there now remains no oh
stacie in the way FOR an electric lin
TO DuPont's Bank.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
THOUGHT
HIS HOME WAS ON FIRE

The family OF Archdeacon George
c. Hall, who resides at No. $500 Boule-
ward. was considerably agltated last
night By the presence OF smoke in the
house. The old maxim Of where there
Is smoke there must be fire came forci-
bly, to the minds OF those in the house
and the Brandywine Fire Company was
summoned but the firemen failed to
find any fire despite the fact that the
house was filled with thick smoke.
II was not discovered until this
morning what caused the smoke. A
niece of Mr.. Hall put a lighted match
in a tray and leaving it failed to no.
tice a celluloid comb. A spark from
the match ignited tho inhammable
comb and It burned to a crisp emitting
considerable smoke.
Evening journal., 1905-02-08
WILL ACT AS RECORDER
Anthony Meearvey Will Have Charge
Until Appointment is Made.

Thomas O'Connell, bondsman for Re
corder of Deeds James S. Moore, who
died suddenly yesterday afternoon, was
sent for by the judges of the Superior
Court this morning. Arrangements
were made 10 have Anthony McGarvey,
the deputy recorder. act as custodian
and have entire charge Of the Office un-
iii Mr.. Moore's successor is appointed
by Governor Lea.