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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES DE-
STROYED.-

Toxic, September IA mob burned
and destroyed ten Christian churches
and one mission house school last
night wednesday,. The people were
not injured
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12

Cases under treatment, 308.
Cases discharged, 1,546.
There are several names in the list
of new cases today which are out OF
the ordinary. One is Father Green, OF
the Jesuits college, and another il
Sister Emily, the superior of the Hotel
Dieu. a private sanitarium conducted
by the sisters Of charity and which
has had quite a number Of cases OF
fever. George w. Mott, Jr., son of
the president Of the Citizens Bank is
another case. There is a case report
ed from a revenue cutter, lying al the
foot of Egania street near the United
States barracks.
Among the reports from the country,
Leeville totals to date 1926, deaths SO,
now under treatment, 80, discharged
200.
Patterson, eight new cases
Tallulah, Is cases.
Kenner, two cases, on death.
Hanson City, four cases.
Vicksburg, three cases
Natchez, one case.
G%ulfport, three new cases.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12

Asi,eville. September IA special
to The Citizen
The Salisbury Evening Sun was to-
day nlaced in the hands Ct a receiver
UPON application of William L. Gep-
per. MANAGER Of the publication. p. S.
Carleton has been named as receiver
ami the publication of the paper
ceases TODAY.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12

Washington. September Morgan
H. Beach. former United States dis
trict attorney for the District of Co
lumbia. was today appointed a special
assistant to the attorney general, TO
conduct the cases involved in the cot
ton leak investigation in the depart
ment OF agriculture.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12

where.
In various parts of the Caucasus
bands of peasants have organized
against the mobiles and are invading
their domains and Selling all the fire
arms.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12
ASK MILITARY PROTECTION
Big Plants Destroyed - Christian
Workmea Surrounded by Armed
tartars.

Tiflis Caucasus. September =
The management of the Mantasnof
Company telegraphs from Baku that
the Bibiebat plants have been burned
out, that the depots Of the Caspian
company have been destroyed, and
that the Christian workmen are sur
rounded by thousands of armed Tar
tars.
All the spirits of distilleries and silk
weaving works in the district Of Shu-
sha have been burned by Tartars.
Part Of the workmen succeeded in es-
Gaping to the mountains. The remain
der were killed.
Orders have e given TO send
wheat to Shusha TO relieve the starv-
ing.
The town OF Tffis is full Of refugees
from Raku who have abandoned all
their buildings.
L deputation from the great petro-
Ieum works has asked military protec-
ton for twenty-five million pounds Of
conbustible liquids, contained in the
reservoirs Of Baku.
Desperate CouIition of Affairs at Baku
st. Petersburg. September THE
desperate condition Of affairs nj Baku
Is shown by A telegram from the gov
ernor OF Baku. who has sent an urgent
dispatch to Tifis saying that his troops
are surrounded by Tartars and viii In
eyirahly he overwhelmed unless imme-
diafely relieved
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12
MARTIAL Law IN TOXIC.

Toxic, September Go p. m. CDe-
layed in transmission.)-An imperial
ordinance establishes martial law in
Toxic. Disorder was resumed tonight.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12

Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases OF the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.~
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12
Garrison Inadequate to Protect
People.
FIGHTING At BALAkHAN
A Thousand Killed or Wounded During
Attack.

Of!i.'ial Residence OF the Minister OF
iIouie Affairs Set on Fire and Ba.liy
Danlacad-Dernonstraticns Near the
off'ctal Homes of Premier Katsura
and Baron Komura-Another DEM
~on>tratio.l Planned for Frisiay.
Martiai Law Has T:ecn Established
Christian Churches DESTROYED and
Police Stations Attacked.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-12
Two, DEAD AND 500 WOUNDED

Estimate of the Casualties During the
Observation-Disclosures Arose From
the Indiscrreet Closing of Hibaya
Park.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
&ambaafaae mebren fta.

SRI. Sba Gentleman b,
432 0irginia Mbe., tpuroe on Der Weff
Nortb Strabe bon einem Neeer ai19es
fallen unb teraubt. 6rl. 2angfens
lamp befanb ft@. bon elmer i'm 6rtuns
oestreife ab9ebaItenen muEtalifden
Ia9mittaas : llnterbaltung tommeno,
auf Dem Seimwese. als ibr in oerHortb
Strabe nabe Der Senate Nbe. elm Neger
fOlste, Der feline @elsgenbeit abpartsno,
ibr pl6blid bic 9anotaide gu entreiBen
bsriudte. SRI. 2anaientamp rief UNI
Ollie unb belt bic 3ai&e felt, isoo9
rib Der Negsr bic 6anbbabe berfelben
los uno sntflOb bann nit ieiaer geute.
Srau M arsaret6iGl BON
go. GAG Norb Mlabama=S trabe tpurbe
slei9faus bon einem @essr a~nsefaaen
unb um ibre 6anetaide beraubt. sic
9ing Die Noro Mlabama.S STRIPE ents
lang, als pl6bIi9 aus Dem Suntel elm
Nsger auf He 3uiprane, bic Sanotnide
ergriff unb nit berielben entflOb. $3.50
in 8aaraelb. so Gents in StraBen-
babns Gabrtarten unb Elm paar gOloene
9lueensldfer fielen benz f4mar3en 8an-
bitten in bic 6dnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

%. 6. Sones, 2703 Miblanb
IOe., ipurbe, als sr binter einem Stra:
Benbabn tpagen Die ge9eniberlie9enben
@eleiie tberi 9reiter tpOllte, boz, einem
aus entsesenseIebter &i3tung toms
msnben @traBsnbahnuasen 9etroHer
unb berlsbf. 9ispeniariumsar3t Or.
Soober nabm i'm in Bebanolune.
@barIes . o D, Geu-
eruehrman1 Der Station go. l. an
Der Warplanb Str, mdre bur9 einen
unFal beinabe am Elm Muse aetOmmen.
WcDOnalo CAB einem Der pferbe gu
trintsu uno Sieies berfins id nit &c,
S9Ralle bss 3aumes in ben 2rabn be,
Waferleituns. bieielbe abreibeno. Gin
gnos Der @5brs i4lus bann We0onalr
ms Wuse.
Trau 2oIa GauItner.
No. 524 Worb peniplbanta=S trabt
uobnbaft, purbe an Der gde bon penn.
i%plbania. uno Martet.S trabe Dor
einem gug9p iiberfabren unb i9wel
berlebt. Die gigentbiimerin bes @e.
fdbrtes. bur9 weldes 5rau Gaulfnei
su S&aoen fam, CAB ibren Nameil al:
Beffe Stone on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Temer anf Der Saoisite.

Sin grano tur3 mad 9 ubr geiisrn
abeno riatete am S%oppeIbauie 1885
2erington Mbs. sinen S4aoen BON
ettpa $1,000 on, tpdbreno Der 0er-
fluff Der Bepobner. gbw. 3oebrina
unb Wm. Saq. auf anndherno $500
sefddBt miro. 6err 3Oebriug NOR in
Der Rt9e nit Dem Iuftbaue1 elmer
siisrnen Pumpe beiGdftist unb &C.
brau9te gu bieiem 3wede cine @aiOlin-
Gadel.
9as 0Ol3wert bes @ebdubes ring
6suer, Der foriden Mrbsit Der Geuer.
tusbr seIans es ieoO@ oaHelbe fOfort gu
unteroradsn. Grau 2oebring. bis
front i'm Bette lag. tpnrbe In bas
9aus elmer Na9barsfamilie 9ebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
@tese- @rab.
O E b o { n:

Senrp unb Wargaret 8urfsrt. 2404
Stib Weribian, Rnabe. - 0arrp unb
Bertha poole, 1125 2epis, 2nabe. -
Grant uno 9uloa &atbiam. 1925
8rODtibe, Wdoden.-Sorace uno @tta
Sbom ion, AZ @oooruff placs, &nabe.
Samuel unb 6atbsrine Sownieno,
40 on 16., Mdoden. = Senrp unb
9lnnie 2ueHop. 241 Sowa.- Granl
uno emma @howing, 824 Seiota,
Rnabe. -8incsnt uno 2ena Mcaaifer,
1911 @befnut, Mdb9sn. = Sobn 8.
uno Sulia @alters, 1905 8roan,
3nabe. = Sabio uno @arab 8romn,
817 8late, 2nabe. = 6ermlnn UNI
emma 3attan, Stabt, Wdoden. -
Charles unb gtta Jran3, 712 Sun.
oers, 4nabe. - Jrana 9enitea uni
5rau, 2118 Sib gaft, Mdo9en. -
Robert uno Grancis Green, 2124 Oan.
bss, 3nabe.-Soparb uno pearl Oar
mon, 1928 Norb Senate, Wdbden.
8etraut:
%. Garter Sren-2aura W. Gelir.
ROB g. Senrp-Slora .. Stebens.
Sobn u. Srimble-War 8renton.
Wart 6. Mattbews-garrie 8. Nelion.
Sobn 8. SOfmart-glara 8lafe.
gomaro 6. We8ribe-Warp Road.
Sof. 6. Wilion-Sattie 8. @iliams
@lfreo 6. Sore-Selsn Dillon.
Wm. u. Sarssp-5lora Ooraer.
8. 6. pbiaips-Ssanette 6. @seper
6reb. 90. 5. goot-Nuna O. Nrouob
@ fforben:
Struggling 2atpton. 1902 2et9am
-8eorgia Simms, IS, 812 Snbiana
-Wartba Wifpire, 35, 124 Sho 60
pitol. -Niaiam Sarper. 38, 705 Ere
mont. = Smuggling Waltsrs, 100;
Brpan.-@atberine 8. Soriep, 20. :
Senia 6. 5ufon. 81, ct. Yincent'.
STANDARDIZATION page, 81. 2424
Roro Werioian. = Sarab Mpres, 81
2310 Sale. : 9arrb nlrsp. "a, 213!
Sao Werioian. = @atberine &eenan
"a, 1918 MinneIota. -Sop Sbiefng
a, 1920 &oOisbelt. = George Sarris
"a, 1927 Moore. = Sames Sarreqa
60, 144 Norb Delapare.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Die 8ebSrbe fur Ofentlt@e Mr:
b,ttem 6efGti9t Den 8ert@t
Der GommtKare.

Die &onnifGre, tpel9e pom Der Stabt
unb Der @afersG ompasnie ernannt ruurben,
beri&teten nod elmer ftrensen uab umfans.
rei@en 9rffmns bes -ftaptif4en 8afers
IL lgenbermaben
rDir finb einftimmis Der gnfi1t, bas
oas @afer peI9es ben goniumenten tpab.
renb Der 9eriose biefer 1nteriuduns s~eIiefert
purbe, guten seiunbbeitIi9en @baraftera
mar (; bab bas 2DaHer Don Brioats8 Drummer
elmer Der tpi9tisiten Saetorsn Der Gnts
ftebunsssllriaden bieier (7ppbus) Gpioemis
periobe mar"
Die 8ommifdre empfebIen bic Gonbems
nirun9 bon 8rioat:8 runnen unb Aborten,
unb empfebIen, bab 8erbinbunsen nit 90.
~,ussfandIen berseftelt ueroen ioaen wr
INNER ii9 ioIde befinben. Der gauge 8es
st9t Der .RommiFdre lit in Druid unb tpirb
auf @nfrase abseIiefert ober nit Der Yof
perianbt.
Die Amalitdt bss @aferS, rpie foIdes ppm
bieier @eieui6aft seIiefert rpirb, unb mie
pur& bieien 8eri9t fefseiteut, 1T fir ole
8epobner Der Stabt gum 8riuats@ 81 braut
empfebIensperth.
Snbtanapulis @aher So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
CO,
Snbtana's sr6bte Drp @oobs 9dnbIer.
Sine eisentBimli@e 0ei9i9ts.

Sur9 einen8 Brief, in wsIaem ansebli9
bic 3ablung bon $4,000 on prof. Or.
8. @rOwea gsforosrt tpirb, lab fi9 bic
Columbia S&ooI Supply 60. peran-
labt, einen ginbaltsbsfebl eesen paul
Wapitp, ben S9reibsr beg Yrisfss, gu
erlangen.
Wabitp orobt an9eblid in benz
8riefe. oab er, i'm Gals bic 3abluns
berpeigert piro, fa beranlabt fiebt,
gentle @ei4dftsperbinounsen awii9en
Der Columbia S9ooI eupplp 60. unb
profeH or W. 8. @rOwea 3u berbhents
li@en. Mubitp osutet an, baB @rO-
mel ni9t geredt bon Seiten Der GEE
nannten @eieuf4aft bebanoelt tuurce.
Gin seiiueili9er ginbaltsbsfebl tuuros
erlan9t unb bic @erbanoluns auf ben
%. Sanuar anberaumt..
Werritt u. potter unb s. 6. Moore
bon Der Columbia S4ool Supplp 60.
begaben fi9 geftern mad Grantlin, um
nit profefor @rommea beaasli9 oss
Briefes &idiprade au nebmen. Sie=
Ter Qab ben geibsn elm S9reiben, in
uel9em er an9iebt, bob ibm usoer bic
columbia Sbool Supplp Co.. nod
bic friibsre @ropsI apparatus So.
moralif4 ooer seieblid ettpas idulois
feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Nms Den Geridten.
9 u n b e d t.

8unbes : @eneralanspalt Moobp in
Waibinston bat idmmtlide @eiu9e,
bic um bic bebinsunesmeife 5reilahun9
bon Walter Bromn, benz berti9tigen
@ltbarter Banter, erfu&en. benz BUM
oes. 2i9ter u. g. Mnosrion unb benz
gunoes-D iitriet-4 nwalt Sof. Sealing
in unferer Staot per pof gefern
tbermittelt. Solte bas @uta6ten
bieier 5erren bic 5reilahung 8rowu's
befirtp orten, erf bann uiro elm ents
fpre6snbes 8nabenaeiu9 benz 6errn
&ooiebelt borgelest Derben. @ie be-
tannt, berIangt Der prdtoent, bob
@naoe nseiu9e betrefs parOliruns
Gtraf. @eiangsner bon ben bic 0erur-
tbsilung ausiprsdenoen 8unoes- Ri9-
tern unb Die Nntlaee bertretenben 8un-
bssanmdlten gegense3eidnet ino.
ppIise t.
Wiliam 8. 6pnes, 81, 1927 OF
IL. StraBs, Elm acknowledgements,
tpurbe gsfisrn um $40 nebf Soften be-
fraft, neil CT Cecil Soob, einen 13s
idbri9en Sun9en, ialug. Sen 3eu-
senausiagsn nod ~beraniiste fd Der
Sunes in @efeGIdaft elmer an3abI an-
bsrer nit S4littidublaufen am poeues
Stun, Der oura 9pnes @ruaofid
fiebt. 6pnes fOrberte bic Sungen
gum 6ortssbsn auf unb als oieielben
Der auHorberuns niat Golee leifeten.
IoQ er banr ben tleinen Soob gsi4la'
gen baben.
Neue6lagen.
Grace 3. Sauisr esseri @eOrge 6.
Sauisr, S@eioun9stla9e. 9a9t'
idndrmsrei giebt fe als S9eioungs.
gruno an.
Mnna 6. perrp aesen bic Snbiana'
polis Erection & Serminal SO. uno
Die 9ia Sour @iienbabn=@ eieai6aft.
Sdabsneriabflage $25. 600. Grau
perrp gisbt an, baB He gelegentli4 be,
.&oaifon nit einem Big
5our 3uee an Der WiHouri Str. Il
fduer bsrlsbt tuuroe, bab lie b6aig &C.
ldbmt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Wetterb erimt.

SIR "a etunssu. snssnS = usr gurssus. 20. sanuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
2ocaIs@ etterberi9t.

S65n beute Nbenb un6 am 5reitas
etpas tdlter beute 3a4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Wiaiam 3. Srbar In Snotaaa:
polls.

Serr @iaiam Jennings grgan Fiat:
tete seftern auf meniae Stunoen uuie-
rer Stabt einen anbersn 8eiud ab.
gr iu9te wdbreno Der 3eit ieines Sier.
ieins mebrere ieiner Sreunbe auf, mil
oeuel er ldngere 3sit cOnferirte. 9errn
8rpan's nddftes &eiis3isl 1T bic
6auptfabt 8afbineton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Su Colorado geftorben.

Nus Wontrofe, @oIo., fommt bie
@a9ri4t, baB Mr6ie 6all in Der Wob.
nung ieiner Sdwefer, Grau Sarat
6artmann, berforben if. Seinei
3eit tpObnte 0err Saa bier an Batss
StraBe uno es if wabri9eiuli&, oaE
feline 9si6e our 8eiiebung nod bis,
uerbradt miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

Gar antirte Sur fiir Simprrbotoen
&ibelnbe, blinSe, blutenbe ober berbor:
fte benoe9dmorrbpiben. Sbr gpotbefer erftat.
tet bas @eIb 5uriid fpenn PAZO ONT
MENT 81 tiriren perfeblt In 6 Bis Ia
Taeen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

- 9er 2abrer 0tmfemoe
8ote &aIemoer far 1905 1T
eur6 ttmiere Office stt bes
3tebete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
Tbsrmometeritann.

VI. Z. 8I9tbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

8afbingtpn, 10. Sanuar.
SIR SnSiana 4: S90n beute Abenb uno
am 6reitas fdIter beute Na8t.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
"MURPHY'S L4NE' NOW.
Water Famine Continues, Thanks to
Tammang Contractors York.

Water IS st:n at a premium in 39d-st.. between
9th and 10th ayes 'Murphy's Lane" it is now
called where the New-York Contracting and Truck
ing Company. otherwise known as the New-1ork
Contracting Company Pennsylvania Terminal, has
dug great trench half way from Sth-ave. to 10Th
The water has been cut off from many houses
near the 9th-ave end Of the block for two months.
Pipes in the houses froze n the week that the
contracting company took 10 repair the main in the
stree. The tenants have complained to their land
lords ia vain. The contracting company has failed
to send plumbers to reLair damages in spite OF
promises and in spite Of the clause in its agree
rnent with the city tnar they must repair immedi-
ateIy all 6amages 10 the water pipes Tor when
they responsible.
Nearly all the property in The block has been
bought by the Pennsylvania Railroad, whose agents
purchased two houses there yesterday. Two OF the
houses wlich have suffered most severely from the
dearh OF water Nos 4ly and f2l, which are said
not belong to the railroad Plumbers We're re-
pairing the pipes of No 45 yesterday but they have
put of the tenants of No. Az for the past two
weeks. These two houses are the railroads prop
"irhe Pennsylvania people do not make any DIFF
ference in the rent if they DO put US TO this
terrible inconvenience said Y keeps
have to pay cent pail for the water that we
get at the saloon near here, and have to pay boys
10 get II for me. We're poor people, and we can t
afford much that | know women who
women
We haven't water to wash windows
T n, to say nothing of clothes, II should
fire | don't what the iirepen would do
va that elevated track in their way
Lr. Darlington said that he had received
al IS or the noise but not Of the water famine.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
SOLD As A SLAVE.
Young Man Says He Vas Brought
Here from Barbados.

\ Young man who was arrested in Mount Vernon
yesterday on n charge Of vagrancy told remark
able story of being kidnapped and brought 10 TINS
city where he was sold to a man VINO hatde d
drudge of him. never let him out OF IN" hous'' anu
kept him tied up at night so that he coulo not
ESCAPE He saws he finally got away in the excite
ment attending fire in the house
The young man said he was Charles Dickinson
twenty years old and that he was porn anu
brought up in Barbados. British west HluleS Oe
dav last spring he was strolling on the Deach AT
dusk he said when he was seized by four sailors
who bound and gagged him. threw him into boat
and took him out to a vessel which looked ike a
schooner but whose namo he never learned ne
was put in the hold and Kept there during liie
,.o,,oco ua sIeped that he was then sold to
man whose name he never heard and whoIn ne
always addressed as master He says he had no
opportunity to learn in what part of the city the
house was He had to chop wood, make hreS ana
do all kinds of drudgery, and at night the master
tie one end Of rope about his waist ana the other
end around himself.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
An EQUITABLE SUIT.
Philadelphia Policy Holder Has
Popers Serued on officers.

PAPERS in an action brought by a. f. Wood
ruff of No 100 Broadway. as attorney for
Phfladelphia policy holder in the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. were served yesterday upon
officers OF the society. In his complaint MI
Woodruns client says that under the charter
the surplus of $S0,OOO,O00 belongs to the policy
holders 1t is now threatened. he says that a
large amount of the surplus may be taken from
The sociCty's treasury to buy portions of stock
owned by officers Of the company for one hun
drad times its real value. He asks the court to
nravent anv such action and asks further that,
If any part of the surplus has already been
maid o,lt TO buy the stock holdings OF any ohcer'
the court shall direct the return OF the money
10 the society'S treasury.
Nr Woodruff said yesterday that TINS acton
was entirely independent of any faction IN the
Fouitable management, and was brought to hnd
out what the courts would construe 10 be the
rights of policyholders under the Equitable
charter.
The charter provides that the directors may
under certain provisions confer on each holder
of a policy of 5000 more the right to cast
one vote personally, and not by proxy. Mr..
woodruff believes that the courts may decide
10 compel the directors to confer this privilege
on the pocyholders, his view being that the
policyholders are really the stockholders of the
society and that the position of Mr. Hyde and
tie other present holders of the capital stock
is actually that of bondholders.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
TO ADMIT CHINESE AS CADETS.
House Passes Resolution Allowing Two to
Enter Military Academy

Washington. Feb 2.-The controversy the
admission TO the West Point Military Academy Of
two Chinese subjects Ying Hsing Wen and Ting
Shia Chen was renewed in the House to-day. when
Mr. Hull OF Iowa again offered the resolution hav-
ing that object in view Its consideration by unani-
nous consent was objected TO by Mr.. Butler of
Pennsylvania whereupon Mr.. Hull moved a sus-
pension Of the rules. To refuse the permission now
he said was notice TO the world that the United
States would extend such courtesies to Japan and
other nations and refuse il China in the face Of
the desire OF this country extend Its trade rea-
lions with the latter nation
Ar, Maddox. of Georgia, said he did not believe
lhe Cnlled states ought to teach foreigners its
methods Of war ~
WIthout further discussion the rules were sus-
pelded and the resolution PASSED
The conference report on the Army Anpronria ,ic,
bill then agreed TO- which passed tha ,5aas1r,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
WELLER TO JOIN SUMMERFIELD.

Frank 5. Weller. who was convicted last year. in
company with Larry" Summerheld Ignatius /.
Qualey and Even II. Clark for selling stock of a
bogus mining company gullibe people and who
got a stay pending the carrying OF his case to the
Court or Appeals surrendered himself yesterday at
the District Attorneys office information that
his conyiction had been affirmed by the higher
court He was taken before Judge Newburger, in
the Court OF Special Sessions and committed
10 the custody of the Sheriff, who Will take him 10
ates. who are still IN prison His sentence was for
"a year
Weller's father was a business associate of ex-
Governor Odelrs father in Newburg. and after Wei
lers conviction District Attorney Jerome heard that
the Governor intended TO pardon Weller. Mr. Je-
rome sent word to Mr.. Odcll that Weller would be
placed on trial on other indictments and convicted
as often as he pardOned.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
Women S
Salts and Wraps

A GREAT and interesting display.
"A Taste, tone and quality character
ize every garment-and there are as
many styles in each as individual choice
can demand.
You are invited to what we consider the
most notable offering we have ever made
of Women's Garments for Spring. In
style and in pricefo for-worth.
WoMEN'S SUITS
At S23. .5O-Suits of shepherd checks in two very
pretty styles One with blouse Jacket. handsomely
trimmed with braid; nine-gored side-plated skirt;
double straps new flare skirt with alternate panels
handsomely plated
inches long e0larlsss outlined with velvet and braid
open, forming a box-paited flare.
Al $32-Crepe de Chine Dresses in a handsome new
lace yoke. self shirred giving surpce effect: snort
sleeves Skirt is handsomely shirred. with double
hounce silk drops
A. SlSmIseta 3 f shrt-Ts.st ] suits exceptional in
ys lit sna hn h5 all IL c0os os; & Waist and skirt hand
taffeta.
WOMEN'S COATS
At $l2-Finely tailored Coats OF covert cloth. 70
inches long; nyfront all seams strapped tlght-rttIng
satin lining.
At *15-StyIish covert Coats % inches long: beau
seIni-htting back
At $l5-silk Coats OF taffeta or peau de sole 30
inches long; full back new plated effect yoke
At S21-snk Redngote Coats; beautifully shirred
hips; plated and finished with stitched straps
At slO-styIish bo1-plalted Rancoats in oxfor5
only new yoke effect, beted; full sleeves collar
plated blouse front Handsomely outIined vii,
stitched cloth; gauntlet cuffs Second floor. Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-02-28
BIG STOCK TRADING DAY
Nearly 1000 900 Shares Dealt In
Bull Market.

Nearly 2900GO0 shares Of stocks traded in
yesterday on the Stock Exchange the heaviest
transactions being in Southern Pacific of which
about 425.Oo shares sold. As is usual in a
JUL market such as this. a great mass Of buying
orders received over Sunday by the brokerag sc
houses. and The execution OF these orders was ut-
ized for profit taking on a great scale Although
the flood Of realization selling cho ced the advance
In prices the market showed emarkabe absorptiVe
power In the first half hour the general list ruled
below last weeks closing level Buying orders
for huge amounts of stock distributed later
and the speculative faVorites responded violently
New-York Central rallied TO 16I Pennsylvania 10
1853 Union Pacific 1868 and ST Paul to 49, and
stocks in general hardened in sympathy with e
advance Of the leaders