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New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
DODGE CASE ARGUMENTS.
Dos Passos Says Jerome Has Reuo-
lutionized Criminal Practice.

The charge that District Attorney Jerome has
revoluuonized practice in the criminal courts in
New-fork County, shutting out time honored pre-
lminary examinations before magistrates. and sub
stituting star chamber proceedings leading 10 in
dictments, made by one of the counsel for men
indicted in the Dodge-Morse matrimonial case when
a motion to compel inspection of the grand
jurys minutes in the argued yesterday
before Judge McMahon in the Court of General
Sessions Mr.. Jerome ignored the charge and car
ried through motion for delay.
In support of the motion to inspect the grand
jurys minutes ex-Justce Herrick argued for ex-
Justice Fursman. while Delaney Nicon took up
the cudgels for A. H HummeL Both presented
affidavits intended to show the necessity for an
examination of the minutes John r. Dos PaSsos
was present as counsel for Benjamin Steinhardt.
who TO plead to indictments Mr. Jerome
asked for adjournment. saying he wanted time
to answer the affidavits in the case. He also de-
alared he wanted the assistance of Mr.. Rand In
opposing the motions, and Mr.. Rand was busy IN
the trial of Coroner Jackson Ex-Justice Herrick
and Mr. Nicoll in turn argued against delay in de-
Gliding their motions declaring that the indictments
did not disclose reasons for the charges against the
defendants and declaring that all the witnesses
who had testified before the grand jury were not
mentioned in the indictments Mr. Dos Passos'
pointing a finger at MIR. Jerome, said:
District Attorney Jerome has revoutionized the
criminal practice in this county The old practice
of preliminary examinations for defendants has
disappeared. therefore, II Is OF IHe SIedltSN
portance that you should preserve the right or the
defendant and you should supply the evidence that
has been denied him
Mr. jerome said that Mr.. Herrick when on the
bench had decided against the right of defendant
to inspect the grand jury minutes in the case OF
Richard A. Canheld
'I have nothing to retract," said Mr. Herrick
later but viii say that when that question arose
/ was sitting in this district, and L learned the
practice here and conformed to that practice when
/ denied the motion, but since that time the court
Of Appeals has decided that my opinion was
wrong.
Judge McMahon said ne wanted TO be assured
that the defendants would not suffer by delay ana
MIR. jerome said he would promise to expedite the
trials OF the defendants much as the defendants
desired. JUICE McMahon transferred all the in
dctments in the Dodge Morse case to the CRIMINAL
Branch of the Supreme Court, and another motion
10 inspect the grand jury minutes III the case Will
have be MADE TO tat court
BENJAMIN Steinhardt pleaded not guilty 10 the
indictments for subornauon of perjury and for con-
Splracy the he was paroled.
The Deutschland did not arrive with Charles W
Morse yesterday, and the grand jury finished its
work without any further inquiry into into the case
ranged that Mr. Morse shall appear next week
before the February grand jury without SUBJ
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Herbert Sherman: l51-155 Centre-st, $, BLOCK
front walker and Canal l03 1lx45 i0x irregular
2. 8 bdgs; executriXs sale estate OF G
Labutut: 313 23d-st, 1941 # Of 2d-ave 1s5S-
story brk ten h; W D Williams agt NJ f Clark et al
Harrison & B. attys: D Hays ref; partition
BY Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co: to 10 31st-st, S
II " Of 5th-ave Il brk and hotel
Am Mort CO agt W c Dewey et al; Bowers & 5, attys
HartrIdge, ref; amt due. S420s SIG SO; taxes etc
81 621 40 mortgs. S3T5, ,OGO
BY L Phillips Co: 31T 321 34th-st, 1858 #
OF 2d-ave 3x9S.9 hs. with stores: execu-
tors sale estate L deceased; 81 Henry-s
135 IT W of Pke-st 54x10O easehoId; story front
and 3 story rear bldgs executors sale; Il
Israel deceased.
By Joseph Day: Prospect-ave PSI IT Of 156th-
st IS 1xs6 6x75xSp G: state Realty & Mort Co agt NJ
I.alor all Shaw. atty; l. Jacobs, ref amt due,
SS572 sc: taxes etc S235 70: prior mortgs. $lO5O0
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
HURT GUARDS FEELINGS
Shouts "AU Aboard for Hog Train
and Is Locked Up.

Because he was supposed to be the person who
had shouted 'AIl aboard for the hog train!' the
Fulton Ferry station of the Kings County Elevated
Railroad. Harry Cotton. veteran of the Civil War
and manufacturer of uniforms, says that he was
arrested and locked up on charge of intoxication
The incident happened last week and when the
case was called III the Adams-st. court yesterday
Mr. Cotton who lives No. 152 JEFF ferson-ave.. had
five witnesses who swore that he was sober.
Dir. Cotton says that IL is of spite, and he
declares that he might bring charges against
Patrolman Hamelberg. of the Fulton-st. station.
who arrested him. On the testimony OF the police
man and an employe of the railroad Magistrate
Voorhees, found Mr. Cotton guilty of the charge.
His counsel declared he would appeal to a higher
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
WOULD ENJoIN MR.. WILCOX.
Man Under Indictment Wants to Get His
Mail from Postofice.

An unusual suit, arising out of a fraud order
issued by the postal authorities in washington
against Jesse L. Rogers. the Hartford Insurance
Company. Of South McAlister' l. T. aho the
Phoenix Underwriters, begun yesterday 1t is
In the United States Circuit Court Rogers and the
two companies ask the federal courts perpetualIy
to enjoin Postmaster WILCOX from Withholding the
complainant's mail under the fraud order. Malice
on the governments part is alleged.
In December. 1904 the postal authorities received
complaints that Rogers was issuing insurance poll
cies In Texas and other Western States on home
business property, the policies purporng 70 be
those OF the Hartford Insurance Company and the
Phoenix Underwriters both titles having close
resemblance to those of well known and recognized
insurance corporations. Rogers was indicted anc a
fraud order issued against his companies he fur
nished bail and is still awaiting trial He says his
companies are bona hde.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Fortysixth-st Nos 514 and SIG West for six story
brick loft building, 40xf0o c. WoI,erson. owner; j. r.
KnubeI, architect: cost, $1,000.
Twenty -hrst-st No II West for a seven story brick
pan. owner: Hartwen q Hartwell. architects; cost
$4,000 -
east Of Broadway for i've brick hathOusss
Il. SxS7lI SEverson 4 sha1, owners; u +. Peihans
architect; cost SlS5.O0o
and yrst-s. north side. DDS feet
of broadway for three story brick athouses.
III; siyerson Shan G. F. Pelham. architect
cost SI35 COO
thrtysixth st. south side 400 feet
Of six brick hathouses.
aT6xs611 Grossman Brothers Rosenbaun. owners; G.
+. Pelham architect; cost. Sl52OOO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
ORDER FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.
Must Show Cause Why Assistant Superin-
tendent Should Not Be Named in Brooklyn.

Justice Marean. in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
yesterday granted an order. returnable February T.
directing Health Commissioner Darlington, Police
Commissioner McAdoo and DR.. Alvah H. DOty,
comprising the Health Board, Of the city of New
York, snow cause why perGmptory writ or
rnandanus should not issue commanding them u
appoint an Assistant Superintendent for the Bor-
olieh of Brooklyn The application vas made by
BENJAMIN Hyde. Druggists. doctors and others
having business with the Health Department have
complained that since Dr. Patrick J. Murray
removed Assistant Sanitary Superintendent last
August they have been much inconVenlenced by
being Obliged to go over to the main office in Man
haitian. DR.. Murray removed at the request of
Tammany, II said because he was follower
Of Senator McCarren.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Samuel Codsticker: 1872 Lsxington-ave. n cor
llSth-st I1xI3. 10; H. with stores executors
sale; TO c Schayrien for So 100
Bv D Ingraham & Co: 313 TO 31a 4th-st. 1901
s : Of Avenue c. So sx96 story bk ten rs; State
Bank agt Nathan Feldman ct al; Lyons. attysi
David Thomson. ref; amt due s42 los 10: taxes etc.
morts aggregattng Se2 COO. 70
the plaintiff for S129.SO9.
p, Frvan I, Kennedy: I47 S9th-st 8. 391 II Of
Amsterisun-aye. I7xIOOs story and basement dwg
n: Nev-York Life Insurance and Trust Company agt
l. smith et all Emmet r, attys Alfred Steckler ref;
amt due SIS 1856 02 taxes ETC. $05S Os adjourned sine
die
feet wide 25x15O; Walter Whewe agt Clara Miller et N
q, IIaIlock. 4 Young ref; amt due. SsSsV'
taxes etc s5s 10 TO plantin for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
ROB GREAT NECK p. O.
burglars Bloc Up Safe and Destroy
Part of Front of Building.

Great Neck, Long Island. Jan 31.-The postofflce
al this place was entered by burglars last night
The safe was blown open with dyn9mte. and the
burglars secured s40D in stamps and $500 in cash.
The burglars stole tools from Schenck
Brothers blacksmth's shop. and they used these
tools to force an entrance to the postofice
There were two dynamite explosions The first
made little noise, but the second which blew one
side of the safe entirely through the side of the
Duildlng. awoke everybody in the neighborhood.
Inc thieves fed and, going to Lecluse Brothers
STABLE, stole horse and sleigh and escaped. This
is the fourth time in three years that burglars
nave entered the postoffice here. That at Thomas
ton has been robbed twice in the same period.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
JULIUS CAIN GETS ATTACHMENT.
Alleges That Former Confidential Man Has
Converted His Property.

The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment for
So S. against property OF Walter D. Yager, book
keeper and confidential man for six years for Julius
Calm, proprietor of three theatrical companies
known as David Harum No L. David Harum
No 2" and Are You Mason?" The attachment
is in favor of julius Calm.
IT Is alleged that Yager converted to his use
funds ana property belonging to Cahn deputy
sheriff served a copy of the attachment on STOCK
broker. wager formerly lived at the Hotel Wei
lington. 7th-ave, and 56th-st. The attachment was
granted by Justice Scott on the ground that wager
was a resident of Colorado Springs. Col.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
STEEL RISE ASSURES ENDOWMENT.

Owing TO the advance in steel stocks the Seney
Hospital will now get the bed which endowed
by Kate NJ conklin in her viii. This statement
was made when & motion made in the surro-
rate's Court in Brooklyn yesterday require the
executor of the estate to file bond of $500
wear ago ii WIS doubted whether the estate, which
was made up largely OF Steel stocks, would yield
enough endow the bed.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
NEW RECEIVER IN SAGE SUIT.
Will Collect Rents in Case Against Missing
Bookkeeper

James ]. Furey has been appointed substitute
receiver for the rents Of No. 1l9 West n7th-st, in
the suit brought by Russell Sage against Lyman
S. Andrews to foreciose a mortgage, for sl6,5Oa
Leonard ]. Wyeth, jr., who was appointed receiv-
er on Saturday last, has declined serve
Lyman S. Andrews was the late Andrew II.
Green's conhdental clerk and bookkeeper for the
estates OF William 3. Ogden and Mariana A.
ogden He disappeared recently with records of
the estate and the District Attorney is 10 ng for
him because of an alleged shortage of $4,000 Of
ths estates funds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
BIG WHITE PLAINS TRACTS SOLD.

A syndicate of New-York Central officials has
purchased at White Plains a tract of over hun
drei acres directly opposite the site OF the proposed
new railway station, with the evident purpose OF
subdvfding the parcels. The tract comprises. sew
eral parcels and private roadways. The price was
about S14O.OG0 Turner & Co. were the brokers'
Immediately adjoining. the same firm has sold
sixty acres to A H. Smith, general manager of the
New-York Central, and thirty-hve acres to Felix
Warburg. of Kuhn Loeb & Co. Messrs Smith
and WarbuIg intend build private dwelling
houses their plots in the near future
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
DISCUSS aLn BETWEEN BRIDGES.

-se executive committee Of the special committee
:. iNsnty-ive appointed by Borough President Lit
elon OF Brooklyn 70 confer with the committee
= contracts OF the Board OF Rapid Transit Rail
-, - Commissioners relative % the proposed ele-
structure to united Bridges Nos. !. and 3
= ne Manhattan SIDE met the COMMITTEES on con
~ yesterday. The committee wns headed by
n, '-a siliis /. Ogden. There were present. for
=, contract committee, President Orr. Of the
~ Transit Commission; Controller Grout and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
LARATuT PARCEL TO BE SOLD TO-DAY

Among the parcels TO be offered to-day at the
New-York Real Estate Salesroom is No. i51 TO l55
Centre-st. occupying the block front between Walk
er and Canal SITS BY the will of George P. Labatut.
for whose estate the sale will be made the parcel
can be sold at public auction only Herbert A
Sherman will be the auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
REALTY NOTES.

Joseph Eerzog Co. dealers in infants dresses
at No. s27 Broadway. the essees of the Leggett
Building. Nos. p and 2S West B4th-st The term OF
the lease is fifteen years at aggregate rental OF
$3.50 0O1. Albert 3. Ashforth the broker.
w. r. II. Martin is the buyer OF No. a2o f1fth-
ave, sold recently by ex-Congressman Jefferson M
Levy.
E. ?. Holdridge, the Charles I. Moves Company
and Dennis & Preston the brokers IN the Jor-
0an i. MoIt lion Works deal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
THE ELBER0N LEASED.
Ernest Fribourg to Manage Vel
Known Nezo-Jersey Hotel.

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has leased
the Elberon Hotel and cottages, Elberon, n. j.
for the owEer, ex-senator James Smith, jr.. to
Ernest Fribourg, who for a long time has been
connected with Delmonico's The hotel will be re-
furnished and reftted
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has also
leased the Hotel Clifton, Good Ground (Shinnecock
Bay) to NJ. E Fritz. of the Portland this city
The same corporation also announced yesterday the
sale of the Grove Park Hotel. Freeport. to the
Kingston Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
HOLD RAILROAD OFFICER FOR TRIAL

Frederick o. Olson, vice-president and general
manager of the Sandusky and Southwestern Rail-
way Company with Offices in Lima, Ohio, was held
in $500 bail for trial yesterday by Magistrate Crane
on charge of passing worthless checks Olson, 1t
declared offered to settle with the managers
of the Waldorf-Astoria the Hotel Spalding and
the Astor House. whom he gave checks for cash
and for the payment of his bills, but they refused
all offers
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

=. De Forest Simous has sold for Dr. Charles
McBurney No 2s West s7th-st, five story Amer
lean basement dwelling house, 2ixsoxioo feet
Z J. Friedman has sold to the Mishkind-Fein5erg
Realty Company Nos 2ls 220 and 30 East ii2th-st
Also sold for Louis Lese Nos 2iss. 2lS and 2lse
2d-ave 50xlOa feet between ll2th and li3th SITS.
Mr. Friedman has also sold for j. w. Baehrach
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TO IMPROVE AN EAST SIDE PLOT

Reid & Murphy have sold for the estate Of Thomas
Hoy No 3OS East 3Sd-st.. four story tenement
house on lot 20x1Oo feet. Joseph l. Buttenweser.
The same brokers also sold to Mr. Buttenweser
Nos. 80 3l2 and S14 East s3d-st., which makes a
plot of SGX100
The old buildings on this property 10 be torn
down and fathouses erected on the plot.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
FOR MAcDoUeAL-sT. HOUSE, s5ooco.

G.. Tuoti q Co have sold for Samuel Green the
five story double tenement house No sS2 East 1s2d-
ST.. 25xl0e feet; also sold for Anthony oireco the
seven story double tenement house No. 10 Mac
dougal-st.. 25xlO0 feet, for about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

Charles stewart Smith. President Winter of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company sent a letter
saying in part: Il beg TO advise vou thai tho
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company stands ready TO
bid Tor the construction and operation of said
structure and pay the AZ per cent REQUIRED hy LAW
AS to the question Of land damages we like the
city, must take chances as TO how much .hsv
will be- When the contract is finally drawn we
shall ask that IL provide that we have the right
70 settle land claims and defend against then
Mr.. Winter said the company would net dsputo
the maximum cost
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fiftht south side so feet east OF White Plains Road
two story frame DWELLING house ena 20 70 6reshaia
owners. Johu Davidson. architect cost Si1OO -,
Bathsate-aye.. side. 3l3 feet south OF
story houses, SO Sxse Louis Z
feetau owner Macmillan Zpkes, architect; cost 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Notice of Sammons.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Frederiek H. Lsvey Company. PaingiG. against LOaa.
L IoTner. Defendant summons 20 named
defendant; You hereby summoned cOr-
plaint this and copy your answer
the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty
service this exclusive the Gay of service.
and OF ycur failure appear. answer juis-
via be taken against BY defaat for the relief
demanded the complaint
Dated 1e.
BALDWIN < BI-ACKaIaR. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Oelc.
ofnce address. No. 81 Nassau Street. Mar
haitian r rough.
To defsuslant l. Lcner- The foregoing
Is served upon you BY publication. pursuant
order Of Hon Samuel Greenbaum a Justice 81 the So
nrere Court York dated the On aay
af January 1905 and n.ed with the complaint in tha
Of ~ q New at -
County HoHse. II the RaT0ssh Manhattar. city
County ard cf New York
Dated 9. 1873
BALDWIN q EI4NCSMAR. Attorneys Ter Plaintiff. Ma
eity
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
FIRM BUYS BEEKMAN-sT. BUILDING.

The rutland & Whiting Company has sold for
Edwin latham the Union Card and Paper Com
pany No. IS Beekman-st.,- Ave story marble front
building covering plot S.sxIoS.5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
SELLS OLD BROADWAY PLOT.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold to Charles NJ.
RosenthaI for Marie Justine Bowen plot of lots
on the west side Old Broadway ISL feet north OF
Manhattan-st 50X109x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

A DNE RTisEAESTs SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ias 1rssuns
y al OfsSe.
No r.sC4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be The following sranct
regular office until o'ccck viz.
I7}
92 Eass isth-st-. 81 t.s. between tn sad
77th 02 afase tIs-st. 7os lst-aves
seh-st.. i57 le5tA-s.; 75S Trem0nt-aye
ave. near Slst-st e5S 3d-svs.s 9c christophsr-sA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Furnished Apartments to Let.

ST-ST. EASr.-TwO bright rooms and ha h IN NOD
IL ern American basement house; exclusively for
bachelors doctors facilities unexceed; Ions lease IL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TO LET.

FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH.
One the largest and desirable Apartments In
Washington City two parlors five sleeping rooms.
bathrooms kitchen buffers pantry. al fully and
gany furnished Housekeeping. hotel service II
preferred competent also desired. fine
pair two carriages with reliable coachman. who
thoroughly knows the city Fine opportunity fer
desiring in Washington during Inauguration
Adiress .oNNNEE. =. p. q. BOX LIZ NeM-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Ocean Steamers.

HAMBURGsAMERlsAM LINE
LONDON-PARIS-H
tPatrria Feb. II. a. fwaldersee Feb 2s 10 M
PRETORIA Feb. Is. a. tsfBluecher Mar.
HAS grill room & gymnasium board. via Dover.
iva Plymouth & Cherbourg.
NEW YORk-NAP PLES-GENOA.
DEUTSCHLAND. Z. 1880 a.
PfINZ ADALBERT- Feb. 3. D. April II: May 90
PttlNZ OSkAR..... Mar 81 II a May o. June "a
Oriees. 35 81 Broadway Piers. Hopoken, N j.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

A MEXICAN LINE.
PLYMoUTH-CHE MISUNDERSTANDING
Sailing Saturdays. $3.50 A. NJ. Pier IS. y. r..
Philadelphia Feb. 4 New-York Feb Is
St Paul. IL St. Louis. 25
pED STAR LINE.
NEW YORk-ANTWERP-LONDO
Calling Dover London Paris
Sailing Saturdays. 10:30 A n. IA, n. r..
Krooniand. Feb. a Finland IS
iceland IL Naderlsnd Feb. 25
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW EENSTowN-LIvERPooI.
Sailing Wednesdays. Pier as. n. r.
Baltic Feb l, $3.50 P VI. Oceanic. Is,
Teutonic. Feb. s. 40 A NJ. Majestc..Feb q 10 A. NJ.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT.
TO Nj MEDITERRAN VIA
GIBRALTAR NAPLES, GENOA. ALEXANDRIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC ..............Eeb 1. Men. Apr % Is
REsPU BI,IC 10 fI0MANIC .....-...July
FROM BOSTON.
CANOPIC. Feb Is. l. May 13, June %
ROMANIC -Mch. ii. Apr.
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight Oflee. Whitehall Bldg, Battery Place
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

-ssE ~ y well with Mckinley now: fallen the me-
- hol q achievement, when reconciliation in
s-A AeSFts of his once warTing countryren, when,
.ss1 o. hate. love filed the breast OF all. when
fOSspellty showered its blessings a smiling
.siSsI4g long avenues 20 the feet of the republic
- - Slooing Il walk under the everbudding flag Of
- SS,Eee be fell the very utmost human
hhstsht, close under the stars, when all loved
@ 90 ana IN the service OF his people and Of God
~ II ma We'll be said OF every act OF this mans
- OUTSIDE the mere domain OF party behests
.aS1 every step in his career was luminous WIN
So 80 ilsi!t of that comradeshp whose bonds ne as
a.Asc ~ 1851, and which lasted through all his
a. - MS was American soldier; this was
lsf1c can President; this comrade OF the veteran
''ioery OF the great war
SoTsrnor Myron 7. Hsrrick said:
,se 0lce more are gathered in Canton as IN the
- gene by. In those years we came with stout
- = and high hopes to counsel with our be-
- - pause. strong In the consciousness OF the
es presence Of our dead friend, 70 look back
ire past and revive memories OF the
-Trssssuint character and noble achievements of
stttaasn Mckinley. and cut little deeper on the
49, x.---4D4slIatc white marble his undying record
c. s.ies e has become integral part of the life OF
W State and nation.
80 - no shsB say that such career IS not an in
s1oll. q living lesson for millions OF free
ssSpie and for all who snail come after them?
- - Nf0 snail 1eny that the dark and heavy Day
~s.ss tii taGE was earthly or William Mckinley
~ 80 lAl- away, who viii deny that this was. after
victory ot iife eternal over poor
1I a.. .l'tythe triumphant uplifting OF dehthiess
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

A CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 5I-52 North River
Erura. Feb. f. A. VI. Campo nia-Feb. %. 10 A "
Lucania Feb; II. 10 A n Etruria Mar 4 2 P ~
Saloon New York $50; second cabin. s42 90
upwards, according to steamer and accommodations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIC.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
Saloon Rates S65 upwards
SIaANON1A-...-. .-...Eeb- p. M Mar. May -
PANNONIA. Feb. 81. p. NJ; Apl Il, June
ttIA mar. y M
'ULTONIA-........-.Ma Mar. 81, p. MAY 1, 20
Carries Second ana Third Glass Only
Apply - Broadway New York
VERNON H. BROWN Gensral Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-21

TIE Searchlixht >vs the = vim
exci. ement at Crescent, Iiseeln ,ur
y, has beaS sreaaly s>.a&Eer-tsd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-21
Excursion Rates Is L~ ciarl
ciarL
Exposition.
Via Southern Pacific.

Round trip rate between Reno and
Portland $4,000. Tickets are limited
to ten days to make round trip with
continuous passage in each direction
and only good on train No. 5. allowing
passengers to connect with special
train at Sacramento every Saturday,
commencing June 3,d. Twenty-one
day round trip tickets will be sold ON
payment of $500 in excess of above
rates, going trip under same conditions
with stopovers allowed returning.
Eleven days extension will be q!
lowed on tickets at Portland on pay
rnent of $500, and twenty days OIL
payment of $1,000.
Exccrsionist can avail themselves
If steamer ride, Portland to San Fran
cisco on payment of $500 at Portland
Sixty day round trip ticket ollcw
| ing stopover will be sold from Jun.
1st to September Both, inclusive, go
| ing via Sacramento and returning Wis
Salt Lake City, Utah, at rate o
$4,000.
For futher information apply. to
| A. H. Rising.
Acting D. F. & p A., So. Pac. Co
Reno Nevada