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Many OF these gentlemen have contributed
operation of the electrical equipment. and SO
far MS am aware. are unanimous in believing
that the best system available was adopted.
was made in adopting the system which is in
use. Mr. Tesla has offered simply an ,cvpres.
sion Of his personal opinion; The polvphase
of Budapest. undoubtedly has very strong
points to commend it under certain condi-
'ons and for what Mr. Tesla did in the carly
ismnder obi gaton which in America has been
fully recosnized. Since certain United States
he has done little. II ANYTHING. toward per,
fectinR the motors. and still less toward the
DEVELOPMENT of the multitude Of other devices
Berg and others in Tittsbure and S cs.nec..
.tady have develope!d and improved the Undue,
In stationary work but It ha. never been used
s IN s%I bSn for dirSoon upon any
by the lnterborouQh company. In Europc
With within 81 the last rye or ss Ysars The ens
this eeid. Possibly this fact exrla ms Mr. r.
Tesla = recently revived interest in the motor
In conc !, my mention the fact that
hs and oT The The
adopted in Paris for the operation OF The
politan and the District railways; in Brookivn
Tor the operation Of the elevated lines, that i
Pennsylvania, Railroad, the Long island
Railroad and the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. and is largely used
thronGho America for the Operation OF
interurban railways, The Induction motor
system as supplied in Europe by Mes.rs.
GAM Co. is beyond question an operative
Hitherto. however, American manufacturers
have not placed such a system upon the
at the time when Mr. Tesia thinks the Undue.
ton motor should have been adopted In the
subway not q single motor OF this type was in
use In America for traction purposes
NEW YORK. June %. L. B. STItLwKM.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

dragt af sindal hvilken Ingeborg vaxt
ur. och med silfverbaltet djupt ned
skjutet Diver de smala hofderna.
Gasterna bankades | salem, och sven
nerna stodo bakom sina herrars plats.
Esbjorn stod bakom Folke Algotsson
och Erik bakom herr Karl. Mat och
dryck funnos | ofverflod, och ALA
tycktes glada och muntra. Skamt och
skratt afl0ste hvarandra vid bordet.
Aldrig hade Esbj0rn set sd mycket
silfverkarl. De fornamsta af gasterna
fingo ocksa hvar sin silfversked och
hvar sin silfvertumlare, men de andra
drucko ur kannor och stop, hvarpa
fanns 6fverflod, babe af silver och
tenn.
Till sin ofverraskning sag Esbj0rn
fru Ulfhild vid bordet, men hennes
here visade sig icke. Han hade tagit
sin tillflykt till en- af herr Svantepolks
landtbor, som hade IN rymlig bostad,
och har holl Torgils Bosom sig g0md.
Fru Ulfhild var kladd | en- svart dragt
och utan ALA prydnader. Blot pa bro
stet bar hon EFT smycke med morkr6-
da stenar, hvilka glanste som blod-
droppar | de langa hangen. som dallra-
de vid hvarje hennes r0relse. Esbjorn
hade aldrig tillf0rene gifvit akt pa,
huru fager hon var; men denna fag-
ring f6refoll honom nastan hemsk.
Han tankte pa, huru hans fader till
bragte sina sista dagar | frustugan
med denna q%vinna, och han fr6s vid
denna tanke.
Da maltiden var slut, lemnade ALA
salem. De fiesta gingo ut / Diet fra
och mandrake parvis eller flera till
sammans genom t~radgarden, men nag
ra sokte sig vag till den fagra ekan-
gen d%erutanfor. Graset var sa gront
! solljuset, skimrande af blommor. De
stora ekarna strackte ut sina grenar
liksom for att famna hvarandra. Ora
och bruna lafvar tecknade fantastiska
m0ster pa stammarna och hangde som
~fransar pa grenar och qvistar. Pa af-
stand fran den gladaskaran lat g0ken
da och da bora slit rop. Har kunde
man skiljas fran Diet ofriga sallskapet
och obemarkt tala med h%varandra,
och sa smaningom %upplostes den n
gruppen af manniskor efter den andra,
och under ekarnas skugga talade van
vid vain.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

ola de hade vanner och frander att be-
s0ka under hemvagen skulle de icke
tr0tta henne med langa d~agsresor utan
hvila.
Boel skildes med manga tarar fran
den gamla qvinnan, men 1 slit slime
hoppades hon att ia Diet mycket moi
SAINT hos fru Benedicta och hennes
d0ttrar pa den stora garden Why. Att
skiljas fran Esbjorn f0ref0ll henne
dock svarast af ALT. men hon hade
dock EFT hopp att smart aterse honom,
ty Algotss6nerna voro ofta pa resor,
och da vagen lag at den leden. plagade
de gasta herr Svantepolk, som var de-
ras faders van, och afven. da han be-
s0kte sina gardar | Vestra Gotland,
gengaldade bes0ken.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
IL.
Torgils Bosom och hans husfru

Torgils Bosom och hans husfru.
bet a med tillfredsstallelse SON
Esbj0rn lyssnat till bannlysningen of
yer sin egen faders och den gamle
vordade fader Anunds baneman. Han
tankte att nu skulle en- hvar ega rat
tighet att d0da honom som EFT vildt
dur, men da man SADIE honom att han
hade EFT helt ar pa sig for att f0rsona
slit brott, imam en- d0dsdom skulle af
kunnas, ansag den otalige ynglingen
latt Diet var alldeles for lang It'd och
f0rstod att Torgils nog skulle finna
nagot satt att forsona kyrkan. Han
glodde af hamdt0rst och fam kyrkan
alldeles for mild.
Torgils Bosom hade med sin vida
natur oberakneligen alldeles dukat un.
der for sin v~idskepliga fasa for bann.
lysningen, och hans hustru fors6kte
fafangt att intala honom mod.
bet ar din skuld, Ulfhild, SHREK
han. Diet var du som hetsade mig mot
lekaren.
- bet ar SAINT, svarade hon, lekaren
hade forolampat mig - men hvad
skada skulle val lekarens bane adragit
dig? B0ter af en- trearig qviga, ON
sonen gittat qvarhalla henne. Men
hvad hade du att CORA med fader A.
nund? Hvarf0r kom du med din hand
vid honom?
Galna qvinna! ropade Torgils.
Drog icke Diet ena drapet Diet andra
efter sig som en- nodtvungen SAX?
Kunde jag val lata den usle preston
gammal och bracklig som han var. sta
der ! sin ~kyrkodorr och bedja mig
rata mig med Gud och mamma mig
mordare? Kunde Jag val Diet?
Hans hustru teg.
Kan du icke svara mig? rot Tor
gils utom sig.
Hvad will du jag skall saga? sva,
rade Ulfhild. Jag menar du kunde
hafva latit preston lysa och icke fra.
gat derefter. Hvad rorde hans lys.
ming dig?
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
Eft mote.


Har | skuggan satt Ingrid Svante-
.%polkdotter, hon knot samman stra vid
stra till en- sa kallad "0~nskekrans",
och den som holl de grona grasstrana
var ingen AMMAN an Folke Algotsson.
Bada voro tysta, de Sage pa hvarandra.
En- lang It'd hade forgatt, sedan de
traffats i ostord frihet och ensamhet.
De hade sa mycket att saga hvarandra,
och likval troto dem orden, och hvad
de SADIE var blot betydelselosa saker.
Men deras 0gon talade, da lapparna
tego.
| fingen min ordsandning genom
min broder R0rik, jungfru Ingrid?
sporde Folke sakta och liksom tve-
kande.
ia, svarade hon ~rodnande, och
jag sande eder mitt v
- Haven tack for Diet svareti SADIE
han och forde hennes hand till sina
lappar. / aren m~innesgod, jungfru
Ingrid.
Hon smalog och hviskade:
Allra karestan min, jag kan eder
aldrig ~forglomma.
Huru fager hon var. der hon satt /
graset, solstralarna SHADE ned genom
ekens krona och folio som gyllene dag
rar Diver hennes krusade har. De
gledo som EFT skinner Diver hennes
unga rodnande ansigte, hennes sankta
ogon och hennes h%alfoppnade lappar.
Den unge manner vid hennes sida
glomde att emot dem var hennes ia
ders villa och att en- AMMAN man var
hennes trolofvade.
aren min brud, min utkorade,
min alskade, utbrast han.
ia, svarade hon, l sagen sa och
jag vile att | 3aden SAINT. aren min
allra karaste van, men jag ar drotsen
David Torstenssons trolofvade.
Hvi sagen I sa, Ingrid? utbrast
han. / masten blifva min!
Mig beh0fden | icke tvinga der
till, SADIE hon, dock min fader kunnen
| icke beveka - icke mera I, ain eder
broder Karl.
Hvad kan val eder fader invanda
mot mig? sporde han. Ar icke min
fader, lagman Algot Brynolfsson, en-
at landets framste man? Ar han icke
rik pa gods och aktad af hog och lag?
Min fader aktar ingen annans
villa an sin egen, svarade hon sakta.
vi ia Sc tiden an. En- plagar ju
saga: Kommer It'd, kommer rad.
- Latom oss lagga rad nu, Ingrid.
SADIE han och sm0g sin arm kring hem
mes lif. Ar du fast och b~estandig?
bet ar Jag, svarade hon och sag
in ! hans 6gon.
Da, menade han, CORA vi som din
moster Elm och lagman Lars.
ALA helgon! SADIE hon och sprang
upp.
ia, ALA helgon skola sta oss bi,
han med tillforsigt.
Moder kar, invande hon. bet
mig att tillfoga henne sorg.
Du dr. ung, svarade han, lifvet ar
for dig och for mig. ON hon har mo-
ders hjarta, inser hon DIET.
Hon will intet annat, an Diet var
fader will. genmalte flickan.
- Sa ia vi taga saken | vara egna
handler, ifrade han. bet dir bast sa.
Du f0ljer mig af landet.
(Forts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26

sigte forefaller mig sa bekant, sade
Karin.
- Hon liknar den bedjande angelr
Ii moder kars b0nbok, svarade Knut.
ALA helgon, Knut, SADIE fru Be
nedicta. bet ar nastan hadelse at
saga sa.
Knut rodnade, kysste sin moders
hand, men teg.
Hvad mande min here Svante
polk saga ON delta? undrade fru Be
nedicta efter en- stund.
- Sedan hvilken It'd bryr han sis
ON hvilka smatarnor du tager | tjanst
%gensporde Karin.
Hon flick intet svar; ALA blefvo ty
sta.
= bet ar It'd att begifva sig till mas
san, SADIE slutligen fru Benedicta
trott ton, och ALA skyndade att aka
sina kappor och begifva sig ut.
bet var biskop Bengts f0rsta hog
tidliga ~upptradande pa tinget, och in
tet hade blifvit sparadt pa att gors
Diet sa statligt som m0jligt. Redar
Diet att han var konungens broder och
frivilligt afstatt fran slit hertigdome
Finland for att blifva biskop | Linko
| ping gaf honom | folkets 0gon EFT stor
re ~anseende an hans foretradare, der
gamle, sjuklige biskop Bo. BiskoI
Bengt var ocksa omtalad for sin god
het och rattradighet.
Hair var nu EFT altare upprattadt
och kring detsamma vajade brokigs
fanor, babe med och utan korstecker
och helgonbilder. Pa altaret stod er
| Mariabild, utskuren | ira och meo
Kri~stusbarnet pa sin arm. Pa n 81
dan ON hennes bid syntes Petrus met
himmelrikets nyckel / sin hand, ocf
pa den andra Paulus.
Biskopen kom i h0gtidligt tag, ON
, gifven af kaniker och prester i prak
tiga masskrudar. glansande af guild
smyckade af perlor. Mitran kr0ntt
hans ada hufvud, hans ogon lyste al
from hanforelse, och Oliver hummer
lag EFT drag af godhet. Fore honon
gingo sjungande korgossar, som swing
de rokelsekar. och Oliver honom burc
presterna en- baldakin af lysande far
ger och invalid med guild.
Rundt omkring hade folket samlats
fran hela bygden, utom dem, som re
dan voro der pa tinget. De fornamli
gare blockade sig omkring den gamle
lagman Bengt, de ringare hollo sis
mera i b~akgrunden, men ALA sage
dock den adle biskopen. Till ALA
Triangle hans rost, da han hojde den
ALA intogos af andakt vid den vardig
het, med hvilken han forrattade mass
offret. Och mar han sjong, och en- kol
af roster foil in med honom, tarades
mangens 0ga af den djupaste rorelse
De voro slutligen ALA ense ON at
Diet var en- gripande handling, mar Ell
| hdulh SlISl mdSSdu tIduu6 IRAN OCl
sporde, ON biskopen vile bekrafts
broder olofs bannlysning ofver der
formatne valdsmannen, fader Anunds
drapare. Hartill svarade biskopen;
Han ar bannlyst genom saliva sir
gerning.
Derpa uttalade biskopen f~0rbannel
sens ord, och kanikerna vande sig a.
ALA fyra vaderstrecken och upprepa
de: Ware han forbannad! Sa sanktes
~fanorna, ~ljusen, som brunnit framfol
helgonbilderna, slacktes, och f0retrad6
af korgossar tagade biskopen med sins
kanikar och prester bort fran platsen
Da ALA voro borta, stod broder Oloi
ensam qvar. Han var stolt oliver sit
verk. Biskop Bengt hade utan vidare
fragor eller invandningar bannlyst sir
egen frande pa broder Olofs ord. Del
var forsta steget till biskopens gunst
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-26
En- I..ekare
eller
sTR1NSALEK OCH vAPENMAkT.
Historisk roman al
MathiIda / onnberg 9.

nD Forts. fir. foreg. nr.)
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
Cruel Fire in Charlotte.
Thirty Horses Perished in
Flames, Many of Th e m
Belonging to Farmers.
Charlotte Observer, Oct. 26.

Charlotte Observer, Oct. 26.
At2:1O o'clock yesterday after
noon, when the city and the fair
grounds were full of people, a
fire broke out in the livery and
feed stable of j. O, Cochrane e.
Bro, at Is North College street,
and swept north to Fifth, and
then west to Moere's milk depot,
IN the rear of the city nall, gut
ting building after building as it
went. Something like $4,000
worth Of property, including
20 horses and mules, was DESTROY
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

ed. The fire was nothing short
OF calamity, not because of the
amount of damage done but the
way 1T is distributed. Barring
eight horses, seven owned by S.
Il. Yoder and his partner, Mr..
Kenna, traders from Maiden, and
one by the Messrs. Cochrane. the
dead stock belonged to farmers
Of the county who had c. me to
town to attend the fair. This
makes the story of the loss a sad
one. Many of the men who lost
their horses and buggIes are hit
hard.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
To the Cotton Growers of
Lancaster County.

Some time ago 1 begged you
to not be fooled out of your cot
ton at 10 cents. Many of our
people grabbed the bait thro wn
out and acted foolishly.
The manufacturers are will
ing to pay 10 cents and are de-
termined to get as much of it
as they can. You need not fear
but that you can get 10 cents at
any time; it will not 60 lower
than that for any length of time.
And [ am satisfied if you hold
your cotton you can get much
more than 10 cents. The people
have been so persistently rob-
bed for the last 40 years, many
feel that they must be robbed q
little more. Assert your man.
hood and don't act as poor i'm
beetles, allowing your bosses to
dictate to you any longer.
Hold your cotton.
T. J. Strait,
Pres. Cotton Growers Associa-
ton Lancaster Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

LADIES KID GLOVES. We Will call your special at
tentlon to this line: showing the thing in
Ladies Kid Gloves and have them Navy Blue, Green
Tan Brown White and Black. These goods all guar
anteed and the price is only 81 90 per pair.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

WOnan's Missionary Society of
Methodist Church to Meet in
Lancaster NeDt Week.
The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Rock Hill
District, South Carolina Metho-
dist Conference, will meet in
Lancaster, In the First Metho-
dist church, Nov. 3-5, this year
The delegates and the homes
te which they have been assign
ed are as follows: Mrs. s. A.
Weber, Mrs. Reta Beard, Miss
Dot Montgomery and Mrs. Mar
garet Johnson, of Yorkville, at
the home of Col. r. K. Allison :;
Mrs. George Beech, of Rock Hill,
with Mrs. Jane Edwards Mrs.
j. w. Hamel, of Kershaw, with
Mrs. R. R. Riddle; Mrs. o. A.
Jeffcoat, of Kershaw, with Mrs.
M. F. Jones Mrs. Hucks, of
Heath Springs, with Mrs. R. E.
Turnipseed; Misses Alma Dun
can and Laura Gilbert, of Heath
Springs, with Mrs. j. P. Hun
ter Chester delegates, with Mrs.
Mary Johnson.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
LOCAL DOTS

The 'iggest part Of the State
Fair wa the crowd 0 saw re-
turningVisitors
Dixie Camp w. o w. will
have 'a!l meeting next Tues
day night. Full attendance de
sired.
-Th Rev. j. M. White will
preachat Zion church to NOR
row afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in
stead If at Unity at that hour,
as published in last issue.
"A mass meeting will be
held at the Court House next
Mondy morning, at II O'Clock.
Tor tie purpose of forming a
Law hd Order League. Every
pouy urged to attend.
-1he State Executive Com
mltte' Of the Prohibitionists
decided, at its meeting in Co
lumba Thursday, that it would
be unwise to nominate a state
prohibition ticket.
II two expert cotton pickers.
who picked cotton on Mr.. r. T.
Welh's plantation one dav this
week, are to be believed, there is
a GOV In the neighborhood pos
seSssd of nav with abnormal
capacity. When asked the next
morning where was the cotton
they had picked they solemnly
averred that a COW had eaten it.
President Jordan, of the
Southern lotion Growers Asso-
citation, al. President Smith, of
the State 4 Sociation, made ad
dresses to the farmers on the
Fair grounds in Colum bia
IIhrursday afternoon. They made
powerful appeals to the farmers
to stand by their association and
Ito hold cotton.
After Chief of Police Hun,
ter returned from Columbia,
where he went Wednesday, to
assist Sheriff Hunter carry
Fisher and O'Day to the peni-
ltentiary, he made an examina-
ttion of the steel cells that the
noted prisoners had occupied.
He found two small pieces of a
steel saw and a piece of bed
spring. Whether Fisher and
O'pay had made any attempt
TOY saw their way to liberty is
not known.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
Taylor Steele.

Mr.. Goodman Taylor, a
model young man of the mill
cPmmunity, and Miss Pearl
Steele, daughter of Mr.. Robert
J Steele, of the Jacksonham sec
Z ton, were married Thursday.
The ceremony was performed at
MI Steele's homo, by the Rev.
T. "a. Dabney.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
PERSONAL

Mr.. Ernest Moore paid visit
TO Chester this week.
Mr.. j. B. Mackorell visited
Charlotte this week.
Mayor Wylie went over to
Rock Hill Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Nelson Montgomery, OF
Cheraw, is in town.
Rev. P. B. Ingraham, of Tab
ernacle, spent Thursday in Ian.
caster.
Col. FL. G. McIIwain, Of Rock
Hill, spent Wednesday and Thurs.
day in Lancaster.
Mrs. j. F. Gregory leaves
Monday for Atlanta, to visit her
daughters, Mrs. R L. Mason
and Miss Annie Gregory.
Col, and Mrs. Leroy Springs
took their little son, Master Ell
hott, who is i'll bad health, TO
Baltimore this week, for medical
treatment.
Misses Iona and Evelyn Mis-
bet, Of Vanwyck, visited Miss
Alma Cunningham one day last
week.-Waxhaw Enterprise.
Mr.. Robert Tompkins, Jr., of
Rock Hill, visited relatives in
Lancaster this week.
Mrs. j. 7. Amos went to
Cheraw yesterday to see her
daughter, Mrs. Dan Tillman,
who is sick.
Mr.. j. w. Poovey, of Fairfield, =,
and Mr.. j. D. Winstead, of
North Carolina, are visiting the
formers son, DR.. G. w. Poovey
Miss Hattie Robertson, of Oak :
hurst, left yesterday for Able.
vile county, where she is to
teach school.
Mrs. l.. G. Payseur has gone
to her daughter, Mrs. G. F.
Calling, of Raleigh, whose ILL
ness was noted in our last issue.
Mr.. Payseur has gone to Colum :
bia to stay with their daughter,
Mrs. Poore, while Mrs. Payseur
is away.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
Letters U,,ddIied For.

The following is a list of the
letters remaining in the office un
called 70, for the week endin 2
Oct. % 1905:
Mr.. Chas. Thomas,
Z" Donney Hinson
&" Siglar Paul
"Henry Brown;
Mrs. Flarra Tate,
4" Rush Falls
&" Ellen Peterson
" Martha Partee
"Katie Perry
Miss Ellen Peterson,
"Beaty Hinson.
j. F. HUNTER, Pm.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
Helms Usher.

Mr.. John Helms, son of Mr.. j..
K. Helms, one of the model farm
ers of this vicinity, and Miss Ber-
tie Usher, daughter of the late
Samuel Usher, were married in
Lancaster, at the Methodist par
sonage, last Wednesday after.
noon, by the pastor, the Rev. r.
E, Turnipseed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

Miss Kate Barton, of Lancas-
ter, who has finished her business
course at Macon, Ga, passed
through Saturday on her return
home.--Chester Lantern.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
StedsyaD Seed Cotton.

There have been two or three
incidents of cotton stealing re-
centlyNn the Taxshaw section,
we lealn. Mr.. Thomas Hilton
had about 1000 pounds of seed
cotton sts6en from his premises a
few nfabtSago.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

Mr., II. J. Barton, of Lancaster,
came over Saturday and spent
until Monday with his cousins,
the Misses Ballard on Hampton
street. Rock Hill Eerald.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28
The First National Bank
of Lancaster, s. c.,

Solicits accounts of individuals,
firms and corporations, and offers to
depositors every facility and courtesy
consistent with sound banking.
Interest allowed on time deposit.
Safety deposit boxes for rent. Cor
respondence solicited.
K. M. 1oROXToN, Cashier.
CHAS. d. JONES, President,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-28

SHOES. See our display of Dorothy Dodd Shoes they
the swelles line Of Ladies' Shoes shown Lam
caster at So 90 and $3.50 per pair Children and Misses
Shoes. For the little @. & E. Line and
every pair OF these Shoes guaranteed We have
in Tans and Blacks
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
MRS. AUGUSTA BISHOP
NOT ASSASSIN'S VICTIM
California Woman Learns With Sur
prise of the Anxiety of Her
Friends.

DENVER, Jan. Mrs. Augusta I.
Bishop was not the victim of the
mysterious murder on Mount Cutler,
near Colorado Springs. She arrived
in Denver last night and was seen to-
day. She was surprised when she
learned that her friends feared she
had been killed and said regarding
her movements:
II was in Colorado Springs most of
the time while away. Why I did not
write to my Denver friends I hardly
know. I was going to write to Mrs.
Jones, but kept delaying it. l have
some things stored at her house. The
letter which she wrote to me at Col
orado Springs was forwarded to me
here and / received it this afternoon.
was in Cheyenne Canyon last sum-
mer, but have not been there since,
so it must have been some other Mrs.
Bishop who had photographs taken
there last November. I did not have
any pictures taken there"
Mrs. Bishop answers the description
of the dead woman closely.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
BANKER MORSE
REMAINS AWAY
Not a Passenger on the
Liner Lucania ON Her
Arrival at New York
At exceptionally low prices.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Charles w.
Morse, the banker, did not arrive from
Europe on the steamship Lucania to-
day. He had engaged stateroom on
the vessel and it was expected he had
gone aboard at Queenstown, but he
failed to appear.
Assistant District Attorney Garvan
to-day said he placed no credence in
the report that Mrs. William Celeb
enen was in New York and that she
would appear before the Grand Jury
on Monday. Garvan said:
IT accept the word of her lawyer and
her son that she sailed last Tuesday.
We are satisfied that Mrs. Gelchenen
was not a passenger on the .Deutsch-
land to-day. Miss Gelchenen, her
daughter, Miss Edith English and Miss
Dunne. aunt of Miss Gelchenen. were
passengers on the Hamburg liner. That
kilograms, letters and baskets OF fioW-
ers were sent to the Deutschland Tor
Miss Gelchenen is easily explained by
the fact that many of her friends, near
ing that she was to sail to-day, sent
these tokens of friendship"
Garyan denied a report that subpenas
have been issued for Attorneys James
M. Back and Samuel Untermeyer for
their appearance before the Grand
Jury. and later District Attorney Je-
rome said that no subpoena had been
issued for Charles w. Morse.