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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Waist Department.

a lot Of Fine White Lawn Shirt Waists assorted
styles and sizes, at greatly reduced prices.
Also lot of Silk Shirt Waists. assorted styles
and sizes. at greatly reduced prices.
Third floor. G. St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
MAY MEET AGAIN.
Suggested Session of Board of Educa-
finn

ton.
That a special meeting of the board of
education, in response to public sentiment
on the matter of the high school principals
will soon be called is believed to be certain
Several members of the board are away
from the city, and the superintendent of
schools, Mr.. A. T. Stuart. is still at Asbury
Park. n. J., where he went to attend the
national educational convention. Mr.. Stuart
is expected to return to the city Monday
July II. The meeting will probably take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Friday Bargain i'm
Colored Dress Goods.

(Second floor. G. Street
zoo wards Wolfe Etamine, in two
toned mixtures OF light gray, tan and
brown.
These will be sold in waist, skirt
and dress lengths, or any quantity
desired. as long as they last, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Friday Bargain i'm
Flannel DEPARTMENT.

200 wards Cream Skirting tlan-
mel light weight and soft, and near
" all wool; p inches wide.
Special value, 25c. yd-
Second noar Eleventh. st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Shoe Department.

A small lot of Women's Oxfords-the odds and
ends Of several different lines. comprising kidskin
and patent calfskin. in tan and black; some have
turn soles: others have welt soies; sizes 3. 4. AZ
3 81 and AA-2 to 6 "A 2is 3. 3ls. 5 r.
l. IL. 2 2la 3 and 3ia CT, IL. 2. 2ia, 3, 3d.
and q N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Cotton Goods Dept.

Lengths from ~ to 8 yards.)
I21lc. Lawns, SC. a yard.
I21Zc. Dimitics, &c. a yard.
I2Hc. Percales, Sc. yard.
I2Itc. Ginghams, SC. yard.
I5c. Ginghams, IOc. a yard.
I5c. Danish Cloth. Ioc. a yard.
25c. and soc Dimities, I5c. ayard
&c. Ginghams, I5c. a yard.
25c. Half Silk Mousselines, I5c
Lining Department.
y remnants Bomhyx Taneta Lining in length:
from = to 6ie yds including Nile green. lavender
yellow. garnet blue white and gray. All marked
az half price.
2oc. the yard. Were SIC.
Second floor. G St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
UWlOO0War0 & TOtbrOD>
York-WASHINGTON-
the heated the tore a Saturday
81 Special 1Remonoant Day.

about al anE
4 nnneyour remnant lcS atnayne also it OF
VI coIm expensive omtnngf o III summer home
them % o
k sizes
departing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
pc the ward
Regular Price, ST. 90.

Also a large variety of other remnants, In
. TO 7-v1rd lengths, at oue-half the orig
lual prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13

Morris Keteham in Trouble.
Morris Ketcham, a former newspaper re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
SI.5o pair. Were $3.50 to $500.

Also a small lot Of Women's slippers, in plain
and beaded kidsklu and patent leather: sizes 3h,
T. A. 6 and 6lS A-e. ca and : B-4h. 5. SO. q.
Gig and : C--5 51s G, 614 and I D-3, 31s, 4, Al,
:. and 81 +,
SIso a pair. Were $500 and $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Special value. $50. a yd.

x Hand-embroidered Linen SHIRT
Waist Patterns; beautiful designs
and fine quality.
Reduced from 5000 and sos to -.
Reduced from $1,000 to 5000
Second floor Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
Friday Bargains i'm
bite Cfnnds Denarfrmemf

2na yds. Cream Rati.te, IL inches wide.
Reduced from SOC. TO 25c. yd.
go Wis cl,rctcI Indian Dlmity. sheer quality.
Reduced from ISc. to I212c. yd.
1oln vaS English Nainsook. soft and light
spleriid flr uuasrgaments and iufants wear
Reduced from 2OC. to I2i2c. va.
I or v1s White. Irish Linen. - inches W vide
f,liv suitable for shirt waists and una 'I-'i
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
MR.. ODELL SHOWS CHECKS
Payment of FaH Price for Ship
building Bonds Indicated.

After leaving the stand yesterday Governor
odel chatted for time with his friends At
the Fifth Avenue Hotel he showed some OF
his callers his cancelled personal checks COW
erine his subscription for the Shpbulding
Company bonds, making 1t perfectly clear that
he had paid full price for the bonds
governor" said a reporter, '.you are being
criticised because your acceptance OF the S75e
COO from the Hyde people was concident with
the reelection of Senator Depew. Have you
any comment to make on that suggestion"
At first Mr. odel vas inclined 10 be much
smile and said:
Isn't it rather strange that sensible men
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
$50 and l3e West s2d Street, and
I35 West Forty-first ST.. New YORK.

pany took back the property 1t was treated a.
an entirely new transaction. The examination
in this was:
Q-During the time you received title you ~
euted a deed to the society? A--1es. - Cha
Q-So that il would appear TO De o"heN -
society? A.-Yes. ss,u-
Q--What Is your compensation? A-Ihfso H
sand six hundred dollars a year
Bailey said that Frank Is. Jordan was Ne
broker for the society and had a monopoS =
the handling OF the fire insurance business
the society. While MIR. Jordan had no ceH'"
with the society he got all the business iOr -
past five years. He was asked
o.-Do you know Mr.. Jordans commissions
/ do not. t.-. of
o.-Does anybody In the Equitable get shai' =
his commissions? Al should say not
Q.-YOu don't know7 A.-No.
At the end of the session Chairman Ariiss'v.'
announced an executive meeting of the ess ~.
mittee, at which it was decided to hold sess..
of the investigation only four days next ,ilo,y-
beginning Tuesday, and that the Wes WesA ,fs IN
ing only three days would he devoted u ~
qulry. because of Thanksgiving. ,avs in
The committee viii sit twenty three ~
December. holding sessions in holiday
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
MERELY GAVE HIS OPINION.

o.-You were. then. merely expressing your in
dividual opinion? A--Tes; that's all.
Q.-Without suggesting any control you might
have of the situation? A--Yes.
Owe have had mentioned in the of your
testimony the subject of contributions for political
purposes; you have stated you never solicited any
from any insurance company; were any every made
you voluntarily? A--No
go far as you know, have you ever received
eny from any insurance company? A.-They may
have come.
Q.-Have you any means of knowing whether or
not you did? A--Only from testimony here and
from other reasons, yes.
S-Did any ever come to you directly? A>No.
Possibly.
Q.-Through whom? A.-Through the National
Committee and through Senator Platt
Q.-What relation had Senator Plaft IN +he mat
teri Ale always gathered all the funds to-
Eether ever since have been connected with Re
publican politics, except the last year
Q.-Considerabie evidence has introduced
with reference to the offers made by the insurance
companies to prevent legislation which fhey
deemed inimical to their interests Did Won ever
become conyersant with any such efforts on their
part? A.-No. - SiA
Q.-Dd you ever know of Andrew c. F4elds's ac
uvfty in that direction? A.-No; only by hesrsay
o-or andrew Hamilton? A--No; don't know
o.-Were there any moneys placed In your hands
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17

should Indulge in speculation of that sort? If
q Governor of the State of New York had power
to that extent and used it in that way. would
his exercise of such power have stopped there?
Isn't 1T significant that the Hyde people paid
I'm full the claims of other people on the same
basis as my own?a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

nal fait ftreng, oenn f9on ertOnte baa
5peite 9loden3ei6en.
,@s bat erft bas apeite Mial gelGuz
tet," fagte Der &omtur, naser i9 ges
bpr9e." 2ei9tfiiBig fprang Der Sieb=
~5igidbrige pom Srittbrette berab, na3s
Sem er Die 5Gnoe Ser beiSen 0amen
setiiBt bate.
en- oemIelben Mugenblide pur0e Die
Shir 0es Wa%rteIalons erfter &ld1e,
Die Dem @aggpn, in Dem Die Sdmen
faben, eegeniiber mar, aufgerihen.
3pei Ssrrsn unO cine junge Dame, Don
einem Oiener, Der @epdditide trug,
besleitet, traten duf Den gdbnfteig Der
aus.
$50 tit bas rsferpirte 9oupe mad
Mien?" f6rie Der dltere ser beiOen
Serren Dem oieniteifri9 berbeieilenDen
S@affner gu.
y9Garte nur, 9opa," foste Der jim
gere, mir BADEN nod 3eit."
Die iunge Dame, Die elm beleraues
&eiietleiO nit gploenam Giirtel unG
einen nit peiben StrdubenFeoern unS
blabrotben Roien beieBten SUIT trug,
ldGte. .qapd. Srun5i BAT ni9t iolz
DIES @iienbabnfieber pie Su!"
Die Orei gingen blot an Dem Sra
fen &Dnigsader porbei, p9ne ibn 81
bea3ten, gum HdGbartpagson.
@rdfin 2aura bate fi9 10 nett gum
&pupefeniter berausdebeugt, bab ie
STA gang perbedte. sic fps9Ielte einen
8lid nit Dem &omtur.
-@r nennt Sen Sufiinftigen S6pie=
gerpater bereits ,9u' unD papa.
Nette 5qmilie," iagte ser &omtur luut.
Sas brittle 9loden5ei9en ertldng,
elm f9riuer 8fiff.
Graf &Dnigsader rei9te nod elm
nal SEN Oamen Die SanO Our9's
Seniter, ounn 5og er elm rotbieiOenes
Saf6entu9 aus Der Saf6e.
r@riiben sic meine @ltern uno Sc
i6piiter, tpenn =" iagte STA nit
tbrGneneritidter Stimme.
Ser &omtur nidte. Ser 3ug iebf'
fi9 in 8etpe9ung.
.@liidli9e &eiie!!" rief Der 9omiur
uno pinfte 10 lange nit Dem Sai&en@
tu@e. als Der 3ug gu ieEen NOR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06
u &nhiteI

0m Sotel Wtd110dder9OI, etHeH
~ often uno ldngit ultmobii9 ges
q loprbenen !Sduie, mar Die Gro
fin nit ibrem S9iibling d6ge;
ftiegen. Sia nor bod nod au jung
unb gu seIunb unb gu lebensfrob, als
6aB iie trob Der greigniiie Der leBten
53eit Dem md9tigen Ginorude Der
.8sItita0t bate pioeriteben tOnnen.
sic bate bisber nod ME cine grDbere
Staot, als Die &drntener 2unOess
bauptftabt geie6en. S6on als Ger 3ue
ser Stabt fi9 ndberte, i9on ais Die
Sbiirme uno 3uppeln INNER beutli6er
aus Dem 6erbftnebel auFtau6ten, ale
ii6erragenb Der Step9anst6urm, iibere
fam tie elm 9efibl Der Grlei6terung,
Ser 8efreiung. l1no als lie our6 Die
GtaDt na6 Dem 9ptel fu6r uno oas
9epiibl Ser tauienb unO a~bertduienO
gei6dftigen Wenf6en ia6, Oo3te fie:
es lit bod i90n, Dab man lebt. Sic
D a Ser GrGfin 3dura unenoli9 bant=
bar, auf Der 6ahrt gum 9otel Oriidte
tie ihr Elm pdarmal Die 9anO. rSu bift
meme Hetterin," fagte lie.
Sag bas ni9t," tpebrte Oie CUTE
Stifts0ame. sd bin nur fro6. Dap
Su Dir ni9ts baraus gema4t bat,
Dab oieier 6run3i 2ui9ef nit urs in
etnem 3uge fu1r."
p@lIp gIaubit audi 9u, Dab i3 in
Sran5i berliebt par9"
,Seine Mamu bat es geIagt, uno
Die ungnuO i9p0rt oarduf."
Fiber IS lit ni6t TO-"
STA lpuroe plDBli9 gang ernIt, lie
od6te an Gugen, an lire M6peiiung.
unb ibre @eOanfen brebten ii1 dbers
mails nm Den Mann, Den lie ii9 10
grpBe Miibe CAB, gu pergefen -.
Dim er ten Sage 5eigte 9rafin &inoss
maui coSia ole Staot. Man fubr mad
Dem faiIerli9en 2uiti9lofie S9ons
brunn, beiuchte Den Stepbansoom, uB
Sis in Der beriibmten &pnoitorei DENT
mel unO 9ing Qben6s ms 8urgtbeater.
Gen Sag oorauf purOe STA i'm palais
Oss Gr56eroogs TerOinano ron Der
Sberbofmeifierir, @rGfin Sagpli, iiber@
aus bulOppn empfungen. Die Sbers
bofmeiIterin, cine 4ltersgenoIiin Der
@rdfin 8inosmaul. 5eiste Elm fat miits
terli9es @oblpollen gegen STA, bic
na6 ben eriten paar @orten ibre game
unbefangenleit pieberfano. Sie 9as
men mubter iogar BEL Der 9rdfin friihs
itiden unc blieben ni6t %peniger als
0rei Stunoen i'm er5ber5ogliGen pa
lais. llebermprger, 10 beItimmte Die
Ober6ofmeiiterin, ioate STA oas Slid
baden, Der fiinftigen @e6ieterin porge.
felt gu neroen. Die teiDen alien IA
men bsristen lanse un0 %ausfiibrli@
iiber oie SoiIette, Die STA Eel Der Iuz
biers tragen foGe.
@r1fin 2aura ponte iofort 5ur
S9neioerin, STA aber bat, crit nab
!Sauie fabren gu oirfen, lie bottle einen
9rief Der Mutter ppr5ufinosn. 90 be.
g~leitete oeun @rGfin 2aura STA na6
benz !9otel, perabf6ieoete iib ater prn
ibr, obne r'n Wagen gu DerlaFen, Od
Te ii9 entf6lohen bate, einige dlte
SreunOinnen gu befu9en.
rz-~s~
SIN Ye1ttpul Tano Uran5 SalQsI
nnO ipra4 nit Dem portier.
STA ert5ioerte ieinen ni9t gang uns
befanaenen 9rub nit b0Gis ru6iger
Miene. Sbr erf9ien es na6geraoe TO-
mild. 6ab tie iuft oisiem Meni9en bier
in Der Weltftaot b~esegnete, uno Die
Sreppe binaufiteigeno, muBte lie iiber
Die abergldubif4e 4nsft Der 9rdfin
Rinbsmaul lGheln.
Sic fano rihtia .einen Brief Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

Danoaiia Sine.

Nbgana N,ru M
ct Sonts spelv tdsl S.. l 5OBm Bttsburs spd, taaIiA 81 3o8m
Sf Honts YIN tdglt@ sd &b 6 6ogm Rem BORT Grpreb tdsn6 s d 6 5o8m
eapuai eEpres faSl Sd 70ogm S4nsaer MaiI tdgIt@ 80. s O08m
St Soute NC tdl ....... 7 251m Serre Saue Citing Nee tag 10 25gm
@b St9 espreb tdsf9 DIS. IL 2osm aesaoae gfpree taalt6 dis. 3 5OSm
ct 4ouis Grpreb tgI ......3 15Rn GtIanti. grprek tdoIiG :. 44sssn
& 5 & @lfngbam dec tdaI. 4 90 Nm xbe Rg Qimiteb idol q d b a 16@m
ct 8 6f @aI tdsItd 80. 8 sS4n $itsb grp, taal s d" 56g-
8tncenueS O%ibifion.
cairo & Btnen espr tdsIi& 7 sOasm speneer & Bebforb Vi. idol. Q kbss
Stuseunss eypreb tdgl...... 8 bOHm Winsennes gypreb tdaH&. 10 s00v
@peneer & Bedford &c. tdaI. 4 45sam goiro grprek fddi& A 16R~
@incennes Noou, nur Stgs. S 36Nm 8inonnes @ccem. muir Stos Q a5pno
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06
GleDelano. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. lcuis RaiIuav,
&IeseIaut DisifisA


absaxs anfus,t
@meriean @yprb tas.@ =. 4 soBm gp BORT atb tsI 8 d. Is I08m
y e y Sn td5H4 3d.. Z S0Bn Detroit & Soebo Orb taeI 7 55Nm
@IebIanb Ioom. .........1 10 45gm Sort 8apns & SIT @sp taI 10 3agm
4noeron ZIP ..........1l 30Vm Soutbpefern 9Th tpI ds. IL 2sNm
y & 3 elm, tasI d &c. . 45gm @nbsrfon erpres p....... 2 45am
@inona Sher, p........ 8 10fm ct Souls 9tb tI d 3d.. 8 O0Rm
St @asme & etb esp tasI 5 5ONm @inOna SIpr, p......... 8 Hoam
Rui6rboder Sb tdI d &s.. g 55&m Mmerean Grpreb tdaiu $50. 6 ASSN
SOIebo & Detroit grp tdsI. 8 30gm Is 8 & Linton GMp Neom 8 l59m
ST. SOut1 Otbtftou.
Sin, Snbps & ct e@gp tss IL o5gm ameiean grprsb tsI. ...... 4 OOgm
0w BORT 9b tdsI s.......1s 20@m St9, Sin C Sol q @rptsl ds4 2Ogm
ct Souts @eeom.-.---- Z 158m 81. Bouts grpreb tdsl So. z l5sm
~souf1nedera 3m tI d b.. IL 05Gm Natn & & Saute dee 10 95Hu
ct Souls ermT, ttasl S. Ii 45gm n ) & sOae%n aim tsel ds. : 4osS
ST. 8ouis 3tb tdsi d S.. 8 15Nm ct Bouts Mceom. $1,000. s s5Sn
ssue Saute & Stats Gee.- 8 Oesm sSafbinston @sp, taI IDS. 6 O5Rm
amsrican egprb tdgl. 7 05Nm &niderbo6r sb tsl sd. 8 45am
&tustuuatt D~ibtfion.
Gin & 9Ous Na$hgpreb tsIs 8 45gm gimeinnat9ee ....-1o sosm
Cincinnati exp taa ....... 7 sogm @be & ct 9espreb to d & ps IL s68m
Cincinnati SIger tdl p.... 1 ooRm sous sts & Chicago er,reb1l s5gm
Cincinnati 2n tdsl 49,. 2 650m @bie eMs spaiaI tsI p. 8 05sm
souissiae erpreb ......... 3 55sm Indianapolis aI, ausa. stas 8 4oNu
@insinnati @nom. 49,. 4 00gm Cine & 3ouisb Na htip nl sill 5o@x
sine & Bafb 8 8 ts d & p 8 a0Rm Cine smbs &s ct 8 81 ts III OO9at
Gbieaeo Dibtfion.
Chicago xa&tsspreb tdsl s IL 15xm Cine Ha&tsprsb, tael s...s sesm
ssataiss as:o@ S-- /, o OBJ santets: asso@. I;.-;..lO sosa
lBhite ghs Special tasl d p 8 2O0m Ga 8apte @eeOm. -. 8 oogm
Rt&ieau Sibifioa.
Benton &arbor eSpreb. 80. 7 30Bm @Itbart @Jpreb tdgI. - 10 30gm
ARi6isan 4RaI @Epreb Pill soBu Benton Sarbor grpreb p.... 9 45Nm
@inona 8hper P. :......... 3 1ogm ssinona 5Isr p..........6 lOWm
eytbart as tdsGa ..--... s 5ORua 49idisan er9zeb - 8 15am
Reorta Dibifion-nsHIi&
Remaa Gsprss tdsH9 . ..-1 IL 15gm columbus & eme eyp tsl . 8 soBm
gema ggpreb & MaI. 49, 7 as8m Champaign Meeou ........1O s5Gm
sssasrn espssb tasa9 pd.-1l 5esm rs ( 0bto special -. ) s5am
Yeoria Dtrtfio n-6HIid.
columbus espreb tdgI...-. s o0Bm 9bnn geconn.. 80. -. 10 o0Sm
Ditto Speeiai tdsI......-. 9 5OEm Columbus Gspreb tdgI. IL 3egn
spnn @seOm 8 16Rm Columbus grpreb tdsI s...12 O0Hts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

r@riBsn Sic mir SEN @tepbanss
tburm." fp~ieoerbolte 8Dnigsader. r@ie
ieben i'm gum eritenmol. Sd babe
ibn Dor fiinfSig Sabren gum eritenmal
geisben, als i9 auf's Sbereiianum
fam. Dor finf3is Sabren! Samals
lebte nod ni9t einmal Sbre Mutter!"
Bel Der Grinnerung an Die Mutter
ergldnate es bon Heuem feu9t in Den
@ugen Sfas.
rSeBt fteisen sic aber ab, Graf
DITTO" faate Die 9rdfin 2aura. bless
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
MERCHANTS. ASSOCIATION.
CONSIDERS. TUBERCULOSIS

The Merchants Association is send
ing out copies of resolutions that have
been adopted by the association In IA
vor Of the establishment of hber-
culosis sanitarium. This is a measure
that has been approved by the State
Medical Society. A bill is before the
Legislature providing for the estab-
lishment of such sanitarium, the
preliminary steps being the appoint
ment Of commission of laymen and
physicians empowered to purchase
land in suitable location and to con-
struct thereon a sanitarium. The pre-
amble and resolutions adopted by the
Merchants Association are in part as
follows:
Whereas The tuberculosis committee Of
the California State Medical Society, assisted
by the California Club of San Francisco, has
prepared q legislative bill providing for the
establishment OF State sanitarium for the
treatment of durable cases of tuberculosis
State many times its cost every year; there,
FORE be It
Resolved, By the Merchants Association of
San Francisco, that the said Merchants Asso-
citation does heartily indorse the aforesaid
measures of the utmost Importance to the
whole people of California: and be IL further
Resolved That the Merchants Association
of San Francisco hereby urgently calls upon
the Legislature and the Governor of California
to enact this law at the earliest moment pos
sible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
BOARD OF WORKS MUST
LAY OFF MORE EMPLOYEES
Inadequacy of Funds for Cleaning
Sewers Results in Reduction in
Iaborers' Force.

Although the Finance Committee of
the Board of Supervisors has agreed
to allow the Board Of Works the sum
OF $500 monthly during the next four
months to carry on the work of clean
ing and repairing sewers, Commits
noner Maestretti yesterday figured
that the meagerness of this amount
would necessitate the reduction Of the
force OF bricklayers from five to two,
hodcarriers from four TO two. sewer
cleaners from six TO four, double
teams from five TO two and single
teams from fve to four. One fore
man, three hushers and three hydrant-
men viii be retained.
Naestretti says that the money will
be inadequate to carry on the work.
There are 120 barricades around
breaks requiring immediate attention
and II will be impossible to repair
them all. He declares the Finance
Committee made no allowance for
$4,000 expended for emergency work
out Of the appropriation of SIS, 900.
Commissioners Aigeltinger ordered a
notice served on the California-street
Railroad Company to repair between
its tracks on California street, between
Battery and Montgomery. Notice was
also served on Finn & Tracy to re-
patch the pavement on Front street
and on Golden Gate avenue. which
was not properly made in some places.
Next Wednesday bids will be invited
for the keeping in repair of Market
and other downtown streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
COAST CAPITAL
FOR IRELAND
Two San Franciscans Will
Establish a W0Olen Mill
in Wilds of C0nnemara
SEE A GOOD OPENING
Fifty Thousand Dollars to
Be Invested in the New
Enterprise by Americans
SEE A GOOD OPENING
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DUBLIN, March A scheme is
now being developed by two San Fran
cisco men for starting a wooden in
dustry in the west of Ireland. The
men In question are Robert G..
Mackeown and Alexander Henderson
and they have $4,000 with which to
carry out their project. Mackeown
and Henderson, who arrived in Ireland
about fortnight ago, have decided to
commence operations In an obscure
little village called Leenane, in the
wilds of Connemara and beneath the
shadow of Kylemore Castle, the west
ern seat of the Duke and Duchess of
Manchester.
The selection of this site is due to
the recommendation of the Duke, who
met the promoters in New York and
dilated on the possibilities of the Irish
industrial revival. particularly In that
part of Ireland. where labor is cheap
and natural resources abundant.
A mill to be operated by water
power will be erected and Ameri-
can machinery of the latest pattern
will be introduced. Large tracts of
land on the rugged mountain side will
be acquired and a hardy Scotch breed
of sheep will be reared thereon. The
wool obtained from these sheep will
pass through the various processes Of
coloring. carding and cleansing at the
mill and will finally be turned into
cloth, which will be known as Con
nemara homespun tweed"
There is at present an increasing de-
mand for Irish manufactured tweed,
but the existing factories depend so
much upon obsolete processes that the
output is infinitesimal, and there does
not seem to be sufficient enterprise or
money in the country to extend it.
Mackeown and Henderson believe
that they will be able to provide en-
ployment for between two and three
hundred persons, including men and
women. They believe also that there
is an extensive clientele in the United
States waiting for the Introduction of
Irish manufactured woolen goods.
Both are at present visiting the Lanca-
shire centers of the cotton. spinning
industry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
FAILS TO CARRY OUT
THREAT OF SUSPENSION
Mayor Schmitz Says He VIII Have
Talk With Auditor Baehr Before
Taking Action.

Mayor Schmitz did not take action
yesterday on his threat to suspend
Auditor Baehr unless Baehr within a
week reimbursed the city for the pay
ment OF audited demands for Grand
Jury expenses in excess of the budget
appropriation made for the purpose.
The week was up yesterday, but Baehr
was still doing business at the old
stand. When asked if he had begun
any proceedings In the matter the
Mayor said:
Il will DO nothing in the case to-
day. propose to have talk with
Auditor Baehr before taking any sum-
mary proceedings. / shall certainly
take some action. but not Immediately.
I still consider that the demands for
Grand Jury expenses were paid H.
legally, and the charter grants specific
powers to the Mayor of this city In
the matter of Illegal actions Of any
Official"