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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

a ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Odtc1,
No. 1.364 BROADWAT
Advertisements Will at branch
offices regular Office until O'Clock p m
24 Sth-ave, 28d-st. 153 Gtl-ave l2h-st;
02 14th-st 80 42i-st between 7th ana sth
aves.; 2S Wes1 'esth-st.; ISIS 3l-ave..
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
LEHlGH VALLEY.

IicKets and Pullman accommodation l49 26l
Broadway. ls 5th Ave- & Union West 25 Columbus
SN $50 z 500 Fulton ST. $50 Broadway and foot Fulton St.
Brooklyn N Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

statistical position OF 1razan coffee follows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08
Wprmegem mnabbdngig.

Die 8erbdltniiie in Normeger fine
gu elmer &rifis aetDmmen. Das
nDrneaiibe Yarlament Eat bic Bere
binoung nit Sbmeoen fir aufaebo=
ben, 0orme9en ielbit fir ppIitdnbig
uuobbdngig uno ben &6nie als So.
mig BON Normeeen fir abgeiebt err
tldrt. Die &riiis muroe betanntlib
ourh Die Weigerung bes &Dnies Der.
9efiibrt, oas bonn normegifhen Bar=
lament angenDmmere &onIulargeieb
autaubeiBen. DiefeS @eieb Qab ben
WDrme9er1 noIfDmmen %getrennte
Notwithstanding uno mubte, 10
unbeoeutenb es an uno fiir lih err
ihien, friber ooer ipdter su elmer
pDIigen Trennung Der ausu6rtigen
Bplittt NoruegenS BON oerieniqen
S9meoens fiibren. Ga mar oaber
itaatsmdnniib uouitdnoia ri9tig. uno
iomol i'm Sntereiie Sbmeoens oils
Normeaens, oaB Der &Dnia Dem @es
feb feline SanftiDn perueiaerte.
Was iebt geibeben miro, tpeiB man
nod niht. Sn Stofhplm bat cine
arpBartiae 3ppalitdts= Denomination
fir ben 8Dnis itattgefunoen, oieier
lelbit bat ieinen entihieoenen Broteit
geaen oas 8oraeben oes normeaiiben
Barlaments eingele9t. IS lit aber
taum ansunebmen, oaB man ppn
Sbmeoen aus init @eualt periuben
miro, ben abtrinnigen Bruoer su=
ridaubalten uber auriidaufibren, es
lei oenn. oaB oieler Bruoer DUNN.
beiten mahte, uelbe Die Siherbeit
Sbueoens aefdbrben miiroen; ebeniD
iheint eS fait unmDalih, oaB man
iih uieoer aitlib einigen uno bic
alte Union tuieoer aufriften peroe.
Das Wabri6einlibite lit nod, oaB
man Norpegen rubtg geben laIen
uno nur 8arantie, oteQeibt burh elm
Sbub' uno Trubbinonis, bafir oerz
langen miro. oaB opr H0rmeQen aus
nidtS Seinolihes. oas Snterefle
Sbmeoens Shdoigenbes unternoms
men ueroe. 2ebteres lit Don emf.
ibieoener Notuenoisfeit, oenu bel
Der ourausiihtliben ShmGhe oes
ielbititdnoiaen Normegens lieet bic
@efabr nabe, 6aB oaiielbe, freimiuia
pber unfreimiaia, unter ben ginfuB
elmer anberen Waht tomrner uiro.
Welhe Staatsform Nortpegen
tiinftie annebmen ioQ, oh &epublif
ooer Monarbie. lit CUR Belt, ba mir
oies idreiben, nod nibt beitimmt.
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sett ,tper go sxapreu

ihpn ruurbe Wsrs. @inslom's 9uo-
thing : Syrup BON Wiqipnen uun
Wittern beim 3abnen Der aiuoer
angemenoet. @trit 9u i'm S9lafe
ourb oaS Sbreten zines &inbes gee
itDrt, oaB i'm 2ahnen lit uno ppr
Sbmerser rueint? Wenn 10, lafe
Iofort cine Tlaide Don ,.Wrs.
Winsloms Sootbina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem tleinen 2eibenoen 1pfDrt Hinoe,
runa peribaffen. Berlabt eub oas
rauf. Wiitter. es lit tein 8meifel
eariber. gs BELT Diarrboe, regus
liert ben Wagen unb bic Nierea,
befeitiat Winb 8 Gotit, erpeidt ben
@aumen. oerbinoert g~ntaiinoung
uno itdrtt oas gauge 5pitem.
,Wfrs. Binsloms Soothine Syrup"
fIr aaenenoe 4inper lit aneene6m
i'm 8eiDmad; bas Reeept ftammt
BON eiuem Der beiten tpeiblihen
Nerate in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs 1T
bel allen Drugatften in Der gansen
Welt su Babea. Dreis as Gents per
Slaibe. &auft nidts anoeres. als
Wtrs. Winsloms Soothina Surup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08

Diele Belhlifie fDnueu lelbitper,
Itdnblih niht befrleoieeu. Statt bic
l1ebeltdter 81 beitrafen. paat man
nod niht elumal einen Taoel aussu=
iprehen uno itatt cine eriinolihe Sc
organization uorsunebmer,. ernennt
man eiren Nutiibtsrat. Der mabrs
lheinilb ebeniD menia etpas ausrib@
ten miro, pie bisber bic Direftoren
ausaeridtet baben. Dle Geribmen-
Der uno 8slopetihleuoerer bleiben
tatiadlid1 in ihren 5teQun0en uno
oamit 1T lhr .Spltem" gemliiermas
Sen gutaebeiBen.
9as 8orgeben Der Direftoren bat
natir(ih 81 ben Ibdrflten &rititeu
InlaB gegeben uno in ssolge oeiien
haben oerihieoene BON ibnen ihre
STEELE nieoergeleat. Do oas 0omi,
nationsfomite in 9dtigteit treten
niro, lift oub nod fraalid); teun
mebrere Der ernannten 0errer hoben
ith poiitiu oeueieert, etpas nit Der
Sabe gu tun haben Ill mouen. audl
&obert 3. 4incDln, ben mat, araebs
lih gum Iufiibtsrat baben mOlIte.
min niht mitmahen. Sp lift oeuu
nod aIes unentibieoen uno 0iemanb
Fam our 3eit iagen, pie bic Sabe
enoen uiro.
Sieie gorgdnae in Der Equitable
fiuo fur bas grpBe Bublitum in smei=
faber Besiebuug BON Sntereiie. Ct
items einma(, neil Niemano uuS oa=
fir qarantiert, oaB nibt in an6eren
2ebensperitherunes : @eieuibafteu
dbnlihe 8uifdnbe berrihen, unit
ameiteus, neil iie uns mieoer elntaal
etlatant seigen. melh' einen WerI
bas ioeenannte Direftorium in ben
meiiten grDBen unternebmungen bat.
Wenn Die D~irettoren lire Bftbt I'd.
ten, bann fDnuten berartiQe 9inae,
pie fie bier pDraetomme1, finb, Midi
p%aiiieren. Mber genDbnlih timmern
iid Die Direttoren, melbe op@ bic
leitenoe 8ebDroe bes @eihdfts ieiu
iolIen, gar nidt UNI Die i1ternen Wn.
ge%legenbeiten oeiielben. ionoern iiber'
laiien aueS ben Beamten. 2egen
oieie ibnen 8eridte Dor. 10 meroen
fie gutQebeiBen, cine unteriubuna ers
folet eber aar rlibt ODER lit nur Dberz
Hdbliher Mrt. Sc 1ino 5due ppr=
getDmmen, in beneu 9ireftoren pDn
Banten in einem WDnat einen Be-
ribt unteraeidneten, Der ben Mttioenz
beitano auf 6unoerttaufenbe anaab,
unb i'm ndbiten WDnat mahte Die
8ant &onturs uno es seiate iih,
oaB teine sebn Dollars in Der 3aiie
tparer. Dabei waren bic DireetDreu
ourhaus ebrlibe 2eute, nur gu pers
tr~auensielia. uno oas fomr1t leioer
aaSu bdufg nur. Die DirettOreu
iino e8 aber Qera6e, 6eren geabtete
0atnen baS Bublitum an5ieben,
uelbe oaiielbe neranlafien, iein @elt
bersuaeben, uno melhe besbalb aud
Die 6auptihulo tragen, menr es uer'
loren aebt.
9ieier Equitable" ssyau aiebt BEN
ameritaniihen Golte ernite 2ebren
@eroen fte beberaiat meroen? Wabr.
ibeinlih niht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08

9ie Depeihen ipreden oapDn, oaB
man einem Der SDbne &Dnig Oscars
Die &rone anbieteu neroe, AUDI BON
benz odnifben Brinsen @aloemar 1T
friiber ihon geiproben mDrben, oob
lit oas aQes mol miBiae Specialization.
9atidblih eriitieren i'm nDrnegi1hen
B0lte ftarte republitaniihe 9eigun=
aunaen uno menn man trDboem in
Der mouardiihen StaatsfDrm Der.
barren iolIte, 10 miro oies ieoenfaus
nur ben duBeren 8erbdltniIien gu
2iebe geibehen. Cine nDrneeiIhe
&epubtif miroe iib Der nDroeuro'
pdiideu Staatenfamilie nibt 10 leiht
einfieen, mie cine nornegiihe
W0narhie. uebrigens miro oas
2oos oieies uOrmeeiihen Wtouarhen
ntdtS meniger als Elm 9ldnSenoes
uno beneioensmertes fem.
9aB oas nDrneeiibe Barlament
NIT ieinem gur9eben tlug gebanoett
babe, miro mol nur Der iib in's WaB=
lpie pe~rlteieenoe nprmeeiihe gbaus
uinismus bebaupten; fir ieoen anoe=
rem ,nus es flar fem. oaB bier cine
Dummbeit beaangen nuroe. Sc
uuroen gang unnDtiaer @eiie uno
obne Gorteil fir oas 2anb unruhe
uno unaemiiie @erbdltnifie erseust;
es mdre fir Norweaer bel befier ges
neien, penn eS in Der Union geblie=
ben nare. Die Nnerbietuueen. Die
ibm ieinerseit Der &rDnprinb mahte,
bitten Dies iebr gut ermDaliht.
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0mnaers fferbeu

lift dbnlid, tuie an Sdminoiudt fterben.
9as Gortldreiten Der S6ulmoindt if
cine gortur-f fir bas Opfer unb feline
Sreunbe. Nfs i6 i'm eriten Staoium
Der Sdminb1udt mar, i9reibt Mm
Mapers BON gearfoB, Mb, nabm id
na6bem i6 peridiebeues uersebli6 &C.
braudt bate, 9r, Sings Reue gnt=
oeduns, bic Mid idnel bette. Sdneqe
SIlfe unb ii6ere 6eiluns fir Suten,
grfdltuns, rauben pals, 8ronditis etc.
@euoet 2unsenen5iincuns ab. 3u ba=
BEN bel S. @alteper & SObn, SEQ. S,
S. S6miot, Gig. uuo Noolf DreiB.
Brels SOC rno 81 per 5lal6e. 8robes
HaShe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08
Tliifie uus geem in Den @olfem.

2uftlfifer mifien oft DON Den ielts
iamiten Woltenbilounasn su ersdb=
len. Balo ihmimmt Der r~eiibebans
gene BaQon inmitten geipaltieer Sc.
m6lbe uno @rotten, eenen on pban,
taitiiher Sormuna uno Tdrbun3
tein @ebiloe Der @rbobel Tdhe oers
gleibbar lift, balo beaeauet er elmer
wabren @eiiterprD5eiiion opu Rie=
iennD9eln uno urneltleibern. oft
aber AUDI laBt er ale oieie triieeris
ihen 8ebiloe oes launiihen Waf5ers
oampfes melt binter iid surid uno
ihmebt oann bod uno einiam i'm
blauen Ielber. um itd in ben bler,s
oenoen Strablen Der unuerhinten
Some gu BADEN. 8ein 2aut Der
groe orinat mebr gu ihm. uno mas
oaS uonnetruntene Nuae bier ihaut,
lit Ibermdlii9eno. Sn Der 9iefe lieat
oaS WOltenmeer. einem peiBen,
fodiaeu Eeppih oeraleibbar. Stebt
Die S0nne bod. 10 buiht Der Sbats
ten oes Baluns oariber bin. Bis
meilen utnaeben bon elmer elGnaens
ben Nureule. uno piel Wertmirois
ges %ofenbart iib gu 8eiten nod.
Sn Der WDltenoede, mie auf elmer
5meiten gropberfldbe; seigt iib,
oaraeiteut our1 cine leidte @inlens
tung. elm TluBlauf; beutlih erlHei.
men feline aierlihen BleaunQen uno
Winoungen. nielleibt audi elm @eben=
fluB, Der in i'm miinoet. Die Nebns
lihteit init iroiiheu @ebiloen 1T 10
augenfdqig. oaB eben nur oieier cine
Wergleib mD9li9 1T, 10 uniinnia er
dundbt in Beaua auf BbdnDmene in
einem manoellbaren Weoium erlhei.
men mag. Dieie mertmiroieen Be-
Dbahtunaen fino BON mebreren SUIT.
ihiffern gemabt mDroen, aber eft
%1eueroings 1T es &. pDn 8afius. tpie
mir in ben iQuitrierten aeronautiiden
Witteiluneen leien, Qelunaen. bic
Gribeinung gu pbotoaraphieren uno
10 Der Distuiiion 5u9anglih III mas
hen. Dabei bat fib oenn ge3eiat,
mas man bereita permutete. oaB
ndmlih Die Woltenfiiiie nihts ans
oeres ieien, alS Die Nabbiloungen
irbiiher @emdfier. Nuf Der einen
Der Dem Nuflab beieegebenen WDl.
tenaufnabmen iiebt man unoertenn=
bar nod Nusmeis Der &arte bic @ies
oerbolungen BON gdnab. Baar uno
@lonn bel Ooelabaulen. Die Jabrt
ging BON Wiinhen mad DonaumDrtb
uno Der 8aqon itano einige 8ilo,
meter nDrolib pDn Iidab. Die
5weite Nufnabme Seiat oeutlida in ben
WDlten Die tleine Baar uno oas aus.
geoebnte ShDnefeloer Woos bel
Burabeim. ueber Die eigentlibe ur=
iahe Der Observation-Disclosures BON
Slilien uno Seen lit man biz iebt
nod gang i'm untlaren; man tennt
rlur pberfldHlib Die 8ebinQungen,
unter oenen iie 81 eruarten ftno.
I'm bic intereiianten 8erbdltnife au
ituoieren, miro Der 2uftibiHer, epent.
unter Bersiht auf bic Weiterfahrt,
in einen WoltenfluB binabtauden
mi1iien. um nit eeeieneten Snitru.
menten Die Itmoipbdrenlbibt smi'
iben 8oltenoede uno benz iroiiben
8emafier au unteriuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08

Naierz Ooer pals : Satarrb mtro
iofort beleitiet uno permanent furirt
ourb ,,SorU Sormalin", (Gimer
q 9imeno). Sn allen Ipotbeten
81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-08

sa Sdenermeber's Part-@ute
Rlhe. Stets friihe8 Bier an 8apf.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12
Passengers Departed.

Per stmr Kinsu. for Hilo aud way
ports, July 1l-Mrs NJ j Huihui,
Miss S Ksi, Mrs A d Boyer, Mrs
R,binnowitz, d CONWAY, II Focke, K
Subr, DR. Fujimoto aud wife, S b
Harry, j D Tucker, Mrs a X Lewis
aud child, Miss Boyd, H German,
Rev s Soma and wife, Geo II Dunn,
Eli Snyder, Jas Fl Peterson, @ p
Lancaster, Maj Mile, w L Davis,
Frsnd Stark. CV Dove, @ K Ly.
man. Rev DR. Scudder, Bros Henry,
Matthias, Raymond, Vincen', Albert,
Bernard, Mrs e w Bernard, Mrs
Geo Ordwsy, Al Fook aud wife, A
S ThuUton, Il r HeTrick, Mics Ma
rion Austin, Mas II A Austin, j O
Cohen, A o Bnwles, II d Rice aud
wife, Max Loreulz, Il Klamp, Frank
Thompson, l. NJ Whitehuose, MIR
Monssrrat, Miss A Levey, O Hogs,
MIS- A Il Murphy, Mrs j o Young,
Julian MonsSrrat and vile, Miss
Weight, Miss NJ Forbes, II II Scovel,
Jno McCsudlesS.
Per slmr Kauai, for Honokaa aud
Kukuihaels, July ll-Miss Edna
Homer, Mis-, A Mould, Mrs X l
Mould.
Per stmr w q Hall, for Kauai
ports, July lie X Fernandez,
Mrs Brown, @ II Sweelster,. Miss A
Mossmsn, II Il Picker, NJ B Komst-
su, Mrs j Heills, j S Asevedo, T Ko.
matsu, A II Crook, Mrs A Il Cam ara
aud infant.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12
Passengers Arrived.

Per stmr Mauna Los, from Ha'
waii and Maui ports, July ll-Dr
Mcconnell and wife, Miss Kue, Miss
Cunningham, Miss Colwell, w K
Winkler and wife, Mrs NJ j Nelson,
Mrs M Shins, Mr. Arock, A Hind, Nj
X Fiiend, @ Tuch, j A O'Brien, Guy
Fulsydwell, D z johnson, l. Nj Pa
lima, Misses Vanderhorse (O, Mrs
John Mello, John GreiR, Mrs E s
Goodhue aud son, Miss Maize Fen.
mel, Mrs M f Scott, d Paris, Miss
Edith M Bond. d b Case, Frank
Soares, Rev Tanaks, Mrs g Tsuska
and family, Dr. Yamsmoto, George
FIeelsnd, Rev A Weymau, j K Kes-
lauea, Rev Naomi, q @ Leong, Miss
Christian.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

The Honolulu bowling slley, at
the Aloha saloon, corner Queen aud
Richards streets, will be opened to-.
night. Everything new and first
class. Fine lanai for spectators.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

The Office OF HE INDEPENDENT il
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere,
tania street, Waikiki OF Alskea,
First door.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

On Friday there will be a mail
from the Coast by the Alameda
and one going to San Francisco per
the Coptic.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12
Born.

SAMsoN-In this city, July IL, 1906,
to the wife OF q L Samson, a daugh.
ter
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

The liner Sierra was placed 10
quarantine upon her arrival in San
Francisco. The reason is not yet
known here.
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MutGal Telephone Co., Ltd.

Notice 10 hereby given that new
Telephone Directory will shortly
be published. aud all persons intend.
ing to have new telephones Installed
are requested to make application
at an early date.
Subscribers desiring any changes
10 be made ia their names or places
OF residence, etc, will please notify
the office before July Goth next, after
which date no new names will be-
added to, or chSnRes made 10 the
new book.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Honolulu, June 9th, 1905.
3l5S-2wd
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

10Y Parties wishing to disposed OF he
Properties.are inuiter 10 call ON MS
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

On the premises, or at coffee
A. MACON. 8S-ti.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12

BUILDING LOTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS, And
HANDS BcR eAiA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
PASSES
TO BE WITHDRAWN
Great Northern to Strictly
Observe Law of State of
Washington.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June IAN observ-
ance of the law so rigid that 1t may
prove more or less annoying is an
nouhced by the Great Northern road
In issuing its new passenger tariff for
the State Of Washington. An act reg
ulating passenger rates strictly will go
into effect in that State on June 8.
Thereafter, accordingly, the Great
Northern will collect exactly three
cents a mile from every passenger. No
pennies will be added or deducted. after
the usual fashion, to make the rate
end in multiples Of five cents. More
over, the same rate will be charged by
conductors on trains as by agents at
stations and the customary ten cents
penalty or overcharge win not be de-
manded by the conductor.
Four days before the law becomes
effective all passes except those issued
to employees will be withdrawn by the
Great Northern in Washington. There
is even a rumor that the restriction OF
passes will be enforced throughout the
two systems Of the Great Northern and
the Northern racific roads.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
PEACE CONFERENCE
STILL IN SESSION
Congressman Littleield De-
liyers an Address on
Arbitration.

LAKE MOHONK,, n, Z, June Con
gresham Charles E. Littlefield OF
Maine, Henry B. MacFar1and, president
of the Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia, and Oscar S. Strauss, a MEM
Der of the permanent Hague Court,
were the principal speakers to-day be-
fore the Lake Mohonk International ar
filtration conference.
Littlefield discussed the differences
between the United States Senate and
President Roosevelt regarding arbitra-
ton treaties and dwelt on the technical
points involved in the controversy. He
declared while the Senate had acted
within its strictly constitutional rights
In the case the President had per-
formed his duty as to the cause of
international arbitration in Withdraw
ing the treaties from further consider
alton.
Littlefield referred to the vote at the.
last session of Congress authorizing
the construction of two new battle
ships at a cost of 100000 each and
said he was not of the number who
approved that appropriation. He would
sooner have voted seven million dollars
for a new building for the Supreme
Court OF the United States In Wash
ington, a greatly needed work. which
would also add to the beauty of the
national capital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
CASTRO OBJECTS
To ARBITRATION
In Message to Venezuelan
Congress He Gives His
Position in Asphalt Case
MUST REMAIN IN COURT
Says Change of Policy Now
Would Mean a Loss of
His Country's Sovereignty
speeIal pisp.teh % Tn. call


CARACAS. June President Castro's
message to Congress deals largely with
the American question. The indepen-
dent course of the Venezuelan Ministry
has been sustained. It is believed here
that the discussion of the question has
revealed the truth to the American
Government, as has been shown by
the measures recently adopted in Wash
ington. which are regarded as tending
to maintain the friendship which Min
lister Bowen professed-
II was held by President Castro that
any reconsideration of the finding OF
the arbitrator in the Oicott or Orinoco
Navigation Company case, which has
been rendered in accordance with the
provisions of protocols. or any arbitra-
ton OF the Bermudez asphalt case while
II is pending in the courts would mean
g. loss of Fenezuelas sovereignty and
Independence and is not to be consid-
cred. The contract for the settlement
of Eenezuela's funded debt to Germany
has been signed by Germany and Will
soon be ratified by Venezuela. Second
Vice President Velutini is awaiting its
ratification by England. Both realize
the great Importance of maintaining
the credit and peace of Venezuela
If the national debts are compro-
missed. a special session OF Congress will
be called and a message will be sent in
" castro recommending the ratifica-
ton of the Velutini contracts.
The President, in conclusion. asserts
that Venezuela is strictly fulfilling all
the terms of the Bowen protocol.
President Castro's message was re-
ceived with enthusiasm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
NOVEL DODGE
OF SALOON men.
Los Angeles Liquor Dealers
Close Bars to Show Citizens
What Prohibition Means
DRINKERS SURPRISED
Action Result of Efforts
Of Reformers to Make the
City of Angels a Dry Town
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, June For the first
time in it's history Los Angeles is a dry
town tonight. Unless man knows the
ropes better indeed than experts know
them In prohibition centers 1t would be
impossible for him to get q drink for love
or money. Every saloon has closed Its
DOORS. every restaurant where liquor Is
served has suspended that part OF the
business. and after theater diners VINO
have been accustomed to getting their
night-caps without question, had 10 pc
content with strong coffee. Inc only
places where liquor is for sale are the
drug stores. and they. too. have decided
for the time being to live strictly UP TO
the letter Of the law and sell only on
physicians prescription.
This closing OF the city to all liquid TO
freshments was the voluntary act or the
liquor interests, and is intended 81 an
educational movement in connection Win
the special election tomorrow when the
people will decide whether the city snail
become prohibition town. Every saloon
and tonight at O'Clock the saloons
closed. They will not be opened again
until o'clock Saturday morning
This action will have double enece.
1t will emphasize to moderate drinkers
the difficulties attending the getting OF
'booze" In a prohibition city, and 1t Will
give the saloon employees an opportunity
to get out and rustic for votes for their
cause. No previous announcement OF the
action was made, and no opportunity
given drinking men to supply themselves
with bottles with which to TIDE over the
brief period of prohibition.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
TELL BRIBERY
STORY TO JURY
Officers. of the Transfers
Union Say Coin Was Of
fered to Bring on a Strike
TROUBLE MAY EXTEND
Indications Are That Team
Owners Will Be Drawn
Into Chicago Controversy

CHICAGO, June 1.-Charges Of bribery
against an official of the Employers
Teaming Company were made to-day to
the Grand Jury by President Shea of the
Transfers Union, and by Albert Young.
former president of the same organtza-
ton.
Young and Shea claim that they were
offered $4,000 two years ago to bring
about a strike Of the teamsters employed
by Sears, Roebuck & Co. a rival OF
Montgomery Ward & Co. They said they
refused the money, and the strike Was
never called.
After leaving the jury room Young
made statements to the newspaper re-
porters. going more into detail than those
he had made before the jury. He was
again subpenaed and brought before the
jury second time. He refused to tell
where the meeting had taken place or the
names of the men who were present
when the $4,000 was said to have been
offered. Young declined to give any good
reasons for refusing the information, and
was taken before Judge Barnes.
ION what grounds do you decline to
answer these Questions?' demanded the
Court.
ION the ground that I might incrimi-
nate myself" replied Young.
do you honestly believe that by In
forming the jury of the place of meeting
as well as disclosing the identity OF the
two men that those answers would in
crtminate your" asked the court.
''Yes, I do said Young.
The Judge then asked a number Of ques-
iotns and finally decided that Young
would not incriminate himself, and he or
dered him to make answers forthwith.
Young and the members Of the Grand
Jury then returned to the jury room and
he was questioned for an hour. He gave
the names Of the men offering the money,
but refused, after leaving the jury room.
to discuss what had taken place.
States Attorney Healey declared that
all persons connected with the inquiry
had been sworn to secrecy. and that moth
ing Of the proceedings would be revealed.
The indications tonight are that the
Team Owners Association, which has
managed to keep out Of the trouble so
far. will soon become involved in the
strike
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-02
RUNAWAYTEAM DRAGS
BANKER TO HIS DEATH
Visitor From Nebraska Is
Killed While Driving
in Bakersfield.

BAKERSFIELD. June III. e. q.
Hunter, a banker and prominent business
man of Crawford, Neb.. and at one time
manager of the cattle department OF the
Kern County Land Company In this
county. was thrown from q buggy In a
runaway accident late this afternoon
and received fatal injuries.
Hunter arrived here this morning
from Nebraska to visit for few
days. He started out for a ride with e.
T. Sanders, cousin OF w. 8. Tevis Be
fore they had got outside the city limits
the horses became unmanageable. ran
into ditch and threw the occupants
from the seat.
Sanders fell clear OF the buggy and
received some bruises, but Hunter was
caught In the doubletrees and dragged
for several hundred yards. He was
unconscious when picked up. and
though he rallied slightly after being
taken to the sanitarium, his injuries
proved fatal.