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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-01
Corp grafton Belongs to Members.

Nothing will he more productive of good
under discussion than to have il definitely
proclaimed by the courts, as we do now,
that, while the corporate property belongs
to the corporation for corporate purposes,
the corporation itself belongs to the mem.
beers thereof: and that any such member,
however small his interests, may knock
successfully at the judicial doors to prevent
the use of the corporate assets in any other
way than In strict harmony with what has
been said. If such were not the ease
wrongs of 4 serious nature would quite
likely go with redress and rights without
protection.
Due process of law does not extend to the
taking of private property or the violation
of private rights for private ends. Thu
act of the Legislature, chapter .29 1903 is
unconstitutional and void and furnishes no
Justification for the acts complained of.
The order appealed from is reversed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-01
v. E.KABAT MAY DIE SOON
PHYSICIANS DECLARE ALLEGED
MURDERER'S LIFE BLOOD is
BEING SAPPED AWAY.
MAY BE CONSU MPTION
Report of Attempted Suicide Without
Foundation-Says Newspapers Ex-
tract Black Spots of Career.

APPLETON, Wis, Jan. 30 Spc-
cial. IA report was current here today
that Wenzel Il. kabat, the man accused
Of numbering Michael McCarty, attempt
ed to commit suicide by eating soap left
in the toilet room at the Jail. The at
tending physician declares that he has
found no traces of attempted poisoning.
Kabat Has Consumption?
He states, however, that kabat is all
ing with disease that looks much like
consumption and says that it is possible
that the alleged murderer may not live
more than three or four years.
The case of kabat is set for the March
term of circuit court. Indications now
are that the trial will be conducted in
Appleton instead Of being taken 10 an adj
joining circuit as was at first reported.
kabat still has a good nerve.
he Blames Newspapers.
newspapers are doing more to con-
Wet me than anything else that | know
Of" said Kabat today. Every little
thing they hear about me they tell the
world about it and rs result every body
is down on me. But l don't care; |
guess | can stand it.
Il acknowledge that I've done a great
many things in my life that don't look
good in print and because of the persist
ency of you reporters every black spot in
my career is being brought out
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
BROTHERS DROWN IN LAKE.
one capsizes Boat When Asked Il
Pose by photographer.

NEWARK, N. J., Aug. Tin the
presence Of several hundred people,
William Jacobs, twenty-three years
old, of 80 Howard street, and Abra-
ham Jacobs, seventeen years old, Of
536 Bank street, Newark, brothers,
we're drowned in the lake at Branch
Brook yesterday afternoon about 4:S0
o'clock.
They hired a rowboat, and we're in
the new division Of the lake. between
Park and Bloomfield avenues, when
William H. Nichols, a photographer,
Of South Twelfth street, asked them to
pose for a picture. They consented,
and one of the brothers stool up in
the boat. 1t capslzed. and the two
occupants fell into the water. Meth.
er could swim, and Nichols went to
their rescue He got them into the
boat, but they moved about and fell
out again.
Nichols nearly lost his life in a sec
ond attempt to rescue the brothers.
one Of them selling him and pulling
him under the water The lake was
dragged, and the bodies were recoy'
cred an hour atterward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
WANTED TO SEE PRESIDENT.

Carl Cook Imbibes Tanslefoot and
Tolls up Sycamore nm.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Aug. Fiji.
ed with Oyster Bay tanglefoot AMI en-
ardent desire to see President Roose.
Welt, Carl Cook, a nowhere in particu.
lar, struggled up Sycamore Hill early
yesterday. Cook announced his COM
ing with a triumphal song, and was
received with open arms by the Sc
cret service men. He was taken back
to the village and jagged by Constable
MsQuade.
Squire Franklin held a special SEES
sion for Cooks benefit, and ordered
him to serve five days in the Mineola
Jail.
Cook was charged with yagrancy.
No weapons were found on him, and
1t is believed his desire to call on
the President was born entirely OF
the powerful. local brand Of stimu-
liant.
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COLLISION At SEA.
TrawIer Spray and Tug conestoga
Crash in Fog.

TrawIer Spray and Tug conestoga
Crash in Fog.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE steam
trawler Spray and the ocean tug Con
estoga, belonging to the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad, were in collision
early Sunday morning below Jug light
during dense fog. The Spray was on
her way out to the fishing ground and
the Conestoga was inward-bonnd from
Philadelphia, towing three barges-
the silver Spray, Shenandoah and
Marion, the latter two for Newbury-
port.
The Spray struck the big tug well
forward on the starboard side, cut.
ting through her heavy guard and in.
denting two of her plates, while the
Spray had her stem twisted and bow
slowed in, the damage being above the
waterline. Neither vessel was at any
time in danger.
The Conestoga proceeded to New
buryport with her tow and the Spray
hauled over to East Boston for repairs.
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TO KILL
FIRST MAN HE MET.
Starving, John earle Plunged Knife
Into a Travelling Salesman.

Starving, John earle Plunged a Knife
Into a Travelling Salesman.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-while appar-
entity crazed, John earle, a homeless
youth, crept behind William Q. Pear
son, a travelling salesman, who was
walking through West Twenty-third
street yesterday and plunged a long
knife into his back. AS Pearson fell
earle sprang upon him and began
riaing his pockets, but ran away when
a dozen passersby rushed on him. Half
a block away he was captured by a
policeman, to whom he surrendered
the knife. saying: Here's what's left
Of it." The blade had been broken IN
half, leaving three inches in Pearson's
back Pearson was taken to the hos
pital, where It was found that he was
probably MORALLY wounded.
When taken to court, Garlic, who
was much emaciated and so weak as
hardly to be able. to stand, said:
'Imade up my mind to kill someone
and rob him. l was hungry. had
eaten nothing since Friday night. Yes
terday 1 stole a fruit knife from push
cart in Park Row and few minutes
before this man came along | made
IN my mind to kill the first man who
passed. This man was the first, and
I went for him."
Garlic was committed to Bellevue
Hospital for mental examination.
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Body Severed
On the Track
FotI rs stjsPE FED tsE ARl
llilSltoyll WHITE
NAN, Run oyER AND u
E<TLLEp: s. q III

ROANOKE, Va Aug. An un-a
known white man about % years Of
age was run over BY a freight train
near Roanoke last midnight and kii@9
ed. the body being cut in two. There
were evidences Of foul play, and an
other strange white man, who said he
was a friend Of the one killed, was
held By the train crew, but managed.
to escape in the darkness There
were signs Of a struggle nearby and
a dent in the earth, as II made By a.
mans head. Near this dent was
found the dead mans cap. A small.
sum Of money was found in his peck
cts, and his pocketbook bore the
stamp, Notify tie Commercial 10.
IDENTITY Company, St Louis,@ The
initials "a. M. l." and IS, R, l." are
tattooed on the right arm. The body
is being held here by an undertaken
for Identification.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Entertained at Dinner.

Miss Magda Wiley pleasantly en-.
tertained at twelve o'clock dinner TO.
day at her home on Raymond street.
The affair was In honor Of the 18th
birthday Of her mother. Mrs. Azenath
Whey and We all unite In extending
best wishes for many happy returns
OF the day. AT dinner covers were
laid for Mrs. Charles Robinson, Of
Winchester. Mrs. R. ]. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. z. Holt and daughter,
Miss Ethel. Mr.. P. 7. Barnes, Mrs
Mary Barnes and Mr.. Thomas H,
Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT rules held in the clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion counts.
west Virginia, on the first Monday in
August. 1906.
Walter c. Mawhinney, Thomer G.
Murphy, William D. Smith, James
s. Johnson, Nicholas Powers, David
Powers, Charles H. Carpenter, Har'
ry Berkeley, Arthur E. Beatty, plain
tins, VS.. Michael L, Benedum, John
L. Llrkllnd, Arthur 3. Fox, admins
traitor Of Charles Y. Beneium, de-
ceased, James NJ. NJ. Benedum.
Frank 6. Plfer, Arthur !. Foreman
and Robert B. Watson, defendants.
I'm chancery.
The object Of this suit is to require
the defendants OF some Of them to
account for $25,oOo.OO collected for
the purpose Of buying five certain
mining claims, located in Kootenay
district Of British Columbia, towit:
Teger No. 1, Dead wood. Bland No. 2,
Howard Fraction, and lager Frac'
ton, and $16,2ss.s6 collected for
the purpose Of developing said
mining claims and for other purposes.
An afidavit having been made and
filed that defendants, Arthur p. FIX
and ]. M. M. Benedum are nonresi-
dents Of the State Of West Virginia,
the said defendants are required to ar.
pear within one month after the date
of the first publication Of this order
in the clerks office Of our said court,
and do what Is necessary to protect
their interests.
And 1t is ordered that q copy Of his
order be published and posted accord,
ing TO law.
Given under my hand this the fsh
day ofAugust 1906.
j r. =. PARRISH, Clerk:
W. s, MEREpITH and p y, Fl KS
f4 + ceaaseli tSFS RIsiattt
REID NE 9ailg irgiiiiast ami
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HIS FOURTH VICTIM DEAD.
Brutal Negro Shows No Emotion
When Told Of n,

Brutal Negro Shows No Emotion
When Told Of IT.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. Rob.
ert Edward Pearce, 8 years old, who
was shot by the negro Elmer Demp,
ster last Sunday night, died yesterday
Of hemorrhages, caused by the bullet
wounds. The child was wounded at
the time Dempster killed Mrs. Pearce
and two others of the children. Though
in a critical condition. Robert was
thought to be recovering from the
wound until yesterday, when he be-
came worse and died suddenly.
Dempster who is in jail here, when
told Of the death Of his fourth victim,
manifested no interest in the case
The death Of the child has reklndled
the bitter eeling against the egTo IN
tie neighbbrhood q the Pearces home;
Ibnt t5ere ~ no fear 90 violence telts
by the aii otisiais
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..,..s..,..'. g 3:
nouLr JorTlNes.
So +#AA:. !. !. ~. ]. !.

HoULT, Aug. ,6.-The hot weather
Of the past few days has been hard
on linen collars and laundered shirts;
but it has been what the farmers need
ed in their business and they have
made use Of 1T to put up much hay and
oats.
Mrs. Charles satterfield with her
brother and sister, Festus and Retta
Miller, all OF Rosstown, we're visiting
friend in Hoult yesterday.
Mr.. Barney Murray and wife and
adopted daughter Of Jefferson street
Fairmont, were guests Of Frank Yates
last week.
Henry Ludwig and wife, Of New So
lem, Pennsylvania, have been visiting
in Hoult for several days.
James snider, wife and children
we're the guests Of William Bunner
on Hoult avenue sunday.
Rev. Dowler, of MoundsYllle, preaon1
ed here Sunday morning to a large
and appreciatlve audience.
One night last week the Mermaid
towed down from out the Tygarts Val.
ley river a couple Of fine RATS Of logs
for vincent's saw mill.
There was a platform dance at TIC
East Fairmont Park platform Friday
night. The Mermaid ran an excursion
and very large crowd was there. Il
we were inclined to moralize or try
TO reform the world we might make
some remarks on how much mora
easily a large crowd can be gotten out
to such q place than can be induced ggs' 9
to attend church or Sunday school
VIM, Riclsel. the superints Y. end &
in5 eharge o. me work for the fs nm,
sylsania steel Comp and w
Wilmer time eeper Went g eorglo
Inst wees and NJ, T. Jarrett supeyin'
tendeni, and n G. Kiater time keep
er have arrived TO take their plaees'
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MONTANA NorEs.

\ MONTANA NOTES.
0NTAgSll MINES Aug g
ILsechs Of Rtyesyille, spent SunIays
WITH q b. Gaskill,
Mr.. Ben reeman; Of aIonongah, "a
ylslttng his brother, Mike Freeman.
Messrs. j. Hut Ash and Clyde oaWs
son and Misses Anna Keener and Nor
ali Hildebrand spent Sunday withthe
.latter's parents at Ellington.
A picked team from Murray and.
Montana went up to Gypsy yesterday
and easily trounced the Harrison coun.
ty team. The scores were: First
game Murray IS, Gypsy 0. Second
game Murray Is. Gypsy The
Beechwood ball club yesterday shut
out the Fountain A. c. team Of Fair
mont. The score was, Beechwood IL.
Fountain A. c. Q.
Tit ball teams along the river here
have been disposing Of all Corners
quite easily this summer
Misses May Palmer and Ruth
Pickett entertained a few Of their
friends Friday evening All present
report most pleasant evening. The
time was spent in music and recita-
tlons, after which were served delic:
,lous refreshments. Those present
were Misses vangilder and Jones.
Messrs. Kincaid, Harris, Amos and
Dawson.
Mrs. AIDA snider, Of Fairmont, spent
Sunday here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Dawson.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Heikell were Wis
ltlug relatives at Winfield Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. W. c. Miller, Of Fairmont, spent
Sunday with friends at Vista.
Charley Cleary spent Sunday under
the parental roof at smithtown.
Ross Goodnight, as usual, was call
ing on friends down the river yester-
day.
Grove sergent and Lester Pitcher
took in the excursion to Pittsburg
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pitcher, Of Char
leroI, Pa, who have been visiting the
formers parents, at Vista, left this
morning for the home.
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city Hosplt.al.

Mrs. Moses Kincaid, who has been
in the hospital for surgical treatment,
Is much improved and was taken to
her home on Market street yesterday
Mrs. Mary zelaine, Of New England
was admitted yesterday with typhoid
fever.
Miss Alice sapp is nursing at tie
home Of Mr.. Wesley Holbest, Of Fair
mont avenue.
Miss lisa Stone is at Worthington in
charge Of case.
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Ward

: = Z !

Mrs Eoaise Yang Is III at her home
81 East Park avenue.
Messf Stewart and sardiss Cor
atay 81 George own, spent Sunday in
Eairmont visiting friends.
Mrs w Scott and son. Ward,
Of Washingto q, O. are guests Of
the for1ners parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a..
@. RICE, 81 Quincy street.
MI and MS David +. Clayton have
returned 70 RiYesyille after short
stay in Inc city.
Mr.. aud Mrs! VIII Morrison and
children. IL Raymond street, went to
Valley Falls today to Join the camp,
ing party composed Of Mr.. Sanford
Jones and family, n
Ms George Amos, Of the Pickett
farm, was taken to the Cooks Hos
pitsl yesterday8 being III with ".
photd fever
MIS- u NJ. Roberts and SOD, Lakln,
are at Moggantowns for a few days
visit viii friends.
Miss Aiable Merrifeld is at PIT. Ma.
rion the guestsof friends for short
time
M John shaEerman, who has been
enjoying q Two weeks vacation at
Webs Spring. and camping at Hay.
wood resumed his work Monday.
Miss Lena satterfeld returned yes
terday rom independence, where she
had been Visiting her grandmother.
MSS Ethel Taylor. Of Pittsburg, ~
the guest tor few days Of Mrs. Har-
pey Leonard, Of Morgantown ave-
nue..
MRS fora Merrifeld is at Mt. Har.
mons Waiting MISS Anna Moran for
short Tine
MIS- John Adams and daughter,
Mss Anna, were guests q friends in
Mannln son Sunday.
Mrs w Ice and children return,
ed last evening from Wheeling whers
sic had been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Aif Walter Fireman and Miss Stella
samuels az Pa kersburg, are guests
81 Id. aad Ms. viii Knapp, Of Dla-
stimmel and Morris, and
Mss Jessie Hendricks have returned
to theiI homes. the former at Gamer
or, ana Mn Morris and Miss Hen.
dfieks at McMechan, having been
guests ~ Mrs. Sarah Riggs, Of State
sf Hugh =. Smith and children
no at Terra Alta, where they will
SPEND few weeks.
and Mrs. r, 3. Harr have return.
ed from Tucker county, where they
have been spending a few days.
and Mrs. Arthur Carr, Of Wash
ington. are guests at the home Of the
iatters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elem
Hamilton; Of Merchant street,
Ms Jane Raymond, otSMt. Lake, is
IN ths CITY visiting Mrs. Sterling, of
corner 81 Water ana Newton streets.
Mr 8. Thomas is Ill at her
home ons Diamond street.
me Wholesale District Company
hage improved their property on Mer.
chant street with the addition Of a
pavement and new stone wall.
n Council and son, OF
Hantingto were visiting First ward
friends yesterday.
ME- Joano snlder, Of LowesvIlrc,
whpShas been visiting her grandson,
pr E.al. Coz, is now the guest OF
mother grandson, Mr.. John Cox, OF
LoFgantown avenue.
M Clarence Garner has returned
non ten days visit with friends at
ValIey Falls.
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CHILDREN. five daughters who live 10
Falrmont and one son, WHO lives az
New York bu, was unable p attend
mis- mothers birthday celebration.
Her daughters ana theft hpsbants
wefe All namely Il ana
Ms w q. fyer, and Ms Free az
Brumniage, MI and aIrs. i. q Jones
Mi! and MS S. g. Board. and MS.
q. NJ Carpenter IN all there were
about SO guests present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07
Canoe Party.

Misses Grace Hall and Nell Harden
Messrs. Willis Hawley and Frank
Moss, went in canoe to Colfax Sun
day and spent the day returning II
the evening.
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
was Perfectly Bald when He Started
70 Use Newhro'a Herplclde

7
70 Use Newbro's Herplclde
Frederick MANUEL, Maryland block,
Butte, Montana, bought bottle Of New
BROS HerpleIde. April Q, 20, and began TO
use 1t for entire badness. The hair fol-
licles In his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head
On July 2 he writes, land today my half
Is rs thick and luxurIant rs any one
could wish" Newbro's Herpiclde works
on an old principle and with new DIS
coyery--d destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect Herplelde destroys the
germ that causes dandruf. falling halr'
and finally badness. 50 that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
stops falling hair at once and q new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send Zoe. In stamps for sample
to Tho HerpIcIda Co.. Detroit, Mich.
3. A Dilliugslea Z Coz special
agents.
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Notice.

K. Of P. lodge No. %, will meet to.
night at.castle Hall. All the members
are urged to be present as impostant
business will be brought before the
lodge.
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M. c. r.u.

Mrs. Florence Gray will be hostess
on Friday evening to the W. c. T. T..
at her home on Newton street, All
members requested to be present.
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sIrthdsy Party.

4il7 ~ ~ ffIVIltsll99y i'7uIV'
The friends and relatives Of Mrs.
j y. Homer Joined together to give
het pleasant surprise Sunday att
ite home MS Gl9yer's Gap in honor of
her sgf Birth day anniversary The
day wa ples sanity spent ~ all the
guests Mfs Hofner lee eiyed a large
number q beautiful presents and
sood wiahes for mans more suchipl
amt birthdays. sIfs HoFnsr litls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07

Watson: G. w. Gall, Wheeling;
Charles Cbadduck, Wheeling; G. NJ.
McCune. Clarksburg,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-07

y y y = r = y = = q = = y
Marietta: L. ]. Wilson, Belington;
G. c. Brown, Morgantown; ]. g.
Parrish, Pennington; John A. Holberr,
Warrington; A. NJ. Stronger, W, B.
Jones. L. s. Macon, Morgantown:
chas. E. wells, Glover's Gap; B. +.
Wilson, Barrackville; Q. P. Faulkner,
Warrington: s. Bradley, Wheeling; J.
B. Pocock, Morgantown; s. G. Pres
ton, Boothsville, G. G. Fisher, Man,
nington; F. 7. Martin, Grafton; J. 7.
Eastman, Wheeling; t. B. connors,
Gray's Flat; c. F. cummins, Bridge
port.
Tavern: @. N. Emerson, clarks.
burg; c. H. Holden, Buckhannon; Z.
Rickett, Grafton; F. G. Brooks, Nor.
gantown; ]. L. Dougon, Morgantown;
N. G. Reed, Wheeling; ]. W. Tryman,
clarksburg; w. w. MCGEE, Clarks.
burg; G. o. Perine, Warrington,
ManIey: H. P. Jones, ]. R. Tinms,
]. H. Hamilton Amos; Edna Detz,
Warrington; A. NJ. Rice, Wheeling,
w. R. budding, Huntington: L. 7,
a. " . d W.
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Kenyon: Claud Phillips. Buckhan.
non; H. A. Daley, Wheeling; ]. G.
Corners, Clarksburg.
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Marion: Adam Bowers, Morgan
town; Frank King, Grafton; James
Black, Clarksburg.
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aeaa the paIly wsst YIFgIalau.
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Commercial: Ed. Jones and wife,
clarksburg; B. J, Toothman, Manning
ton; G. E. Morrison, Catawba; Branch
Guthrie, Cameron.
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Reaa Itas palIg yiFglaIEa aadI
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-08
CHEAP RATES FROM THE EAST
VIA THE 0. r. & N. co.

The following list represents few Of
the Eastern points from which Colonist
rates shown below will apply via the
O. R. 8; n. to Astoria from February
18th to April :, 1905;
Atlanta, Ca, $4G.75; Pittsburg, Pa,
$42; Baltimore, Nd, $49.75; Washing
ton, D, c., $49,75; Boston, Mass, $4,000;
Peoria, H., $3l,; Buffalo, N Y, $42.50;
Oklahoma, O T., $50; Chicago, Ill.,, $33;
st. Louis, Mo-, $50; Cincinnati, o., $50;
Kansas City, Mo-, $25; Cleveland, O.,
$40; st. Joseph, Mo-, $25; Detroit,
Mich, $39.75; Omaha, Neb., $25; Mon
treal, Que, $4,000; Sioux City, Ia, $25;
New York, N. Y, $50; st. Paul, Mimi,
$25; Philadelphia, Pa, $4975; Minnea-
polls, MINI, $25.
Money can be deposited here for
tickets which will be delivered to pas
sengers at any point in the east without
extra charge. For further information
apply to G. W. Roberts, agent, o. R.
& N. Company.
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POLICE QUESTION UP.
Delegates at AlgeciraS Discuss Police
Matter.

ALGEClRAS, March THE French
police project was distributed late today
among the delegates, The proposition
provides force composed OF Moorish
AIu>Sulmans commanded by sixteen
French and Spanish officers and thirty.
two non-commissioned officers, and a
state bank to advance funds for the
payment OF the police. No mention i
made OF international supervision and
the proposition is practically the same
outlined by NJ Revolt on Monday. The
result OF tomorrow's sitting j. awaited
with intense interest, Reports relative
To the probability of an agreement are
circulated on all sides. Cancellation Ger
tainlv is in the air, and continued eff.
forts are going on. but a tangible basis
for possible arrangement cannot be
learned. The German delegates do not
display outward signs of making conce,-
sions while Frances latest utterance i,
indisputably opposed to further conce-
>ion> Neutral delegates are quite opti-
mistic relative to the arrangement Of
the differences at the last moment. A
report from Austria to present an ac
cpntahle 1rranpempnt i rurrpnt but i'm