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PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March II. 1905
Sealed proposals. In triplfcate. will be
ceived here, and at office OF quartermasters.
until IL a. m. April 16. 1905. and then
opened, for furnishing. during the fiscal year
commencing July l. 1906. wood and coal for
Fort Rosecrans and Preside Of Monterey. and
fuel oil for Fort Rosecrans CAL; also at
same time. at this office only. for wood and
coal for Alcatraz Island, Fort Baker. Benicis
Barracks. Fort Mason. Fort Mcdowell, Fort
Miley, Presidio OF San, Francisco. San Fran
cisco. Cal. and Depot Of Recruits and Cas-
uals Angel Island and fuel oil at Fort
Baker, Fort Miley and Preside Of San Fran
cisco. Cal, all during fiscal year commencing
July l. 1906. United States reserves right to
reject or accept any or all bids. any part
thereof Preference given to articles OF
American production, conditions OF quality
and price dncluding in the price OF foreign
productions the duty thereon) being equal.
and such preference given TO articles OF
American production produced on the Pacific
Coast to extent OF consumption required By
the public service there. Information fur
nished application to quartermasters at
Fort Rosecrans and Preside OF Monterey, or
to undersigned JNO. L. GLEN. Chief Quar-
termaster.
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Shfffed Thefr Deck Loads.

The steam schooner Rival. which arrived
yesterday from Eureka with 312 900 feet OF
iuu1f1er shifted her declsload April il while
s.rossinc the Humboldt River bar. The schoon-
~ William Olsen. from Astoria. with 66e coo
feet of lumber. had a similar mishap OF Cape
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CIGAR DEALER IN TRoUBLE.-A Hess
was arrested by United States Marshal John
H. Shine yesterday complaint Of Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Gilchrist who ac-
cuses him OF having reflled cigar box with
cigars.
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COLLINS, APPLICATION DISMISSED
ceorge D. Collins appeared in the United
states District Court yesterday morning and
asked that the hearing be continued on his
corpus. Judge de Haven dismissed the appli-
cation without prejudice.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA
(ORIENTAL S. S. Coz

steamers win leave wharf. corner First and
Brannan streets. 1 D. m. FOR Yokohama and
Hongkong. calling at Honolulu, Kobe Caiogo),
Honxkong with steamers for India. etc. No
cargo received on board on day OF sailing.
81 g. America Maru, Saturday, Apr. IA. 1o00
s. g. Nippon Maru. Thursday. May 10, 1900
g s. Hongkong Maru. Tuesday. June s. 1904
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at company's
office seventh floor. Merchants Exchanges.
W. II. AVERY. Asst General Manager.
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NEWS or THE OCEAN.

Naffers of Interest 10 Mariners and
shipping Merchants.
The British ship Moryen NOW AZ thls poro.
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Time Ball.

Branch photographic Office, u s. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
wednesday. April IL. 1905
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon today.
II noon of the 120th meridian or at s
n ma Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT.
- Lieutenant. u. S. N. in charge.
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Suu. MOON and Tide.

United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point, entrance 70 San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority OF the
superinfendent
NoTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front fAfis<inn- streat whar0 about 2A
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= rree consultation and give Us a fair trial
II we take the case our treatment win cure.
IN WIZ ~ o,, 0-.S .rI, STrs;, 11r Keep you wei.
grows hopeful. the weak and feeble get strong
energetic and vigorous the sick become well
and enjoy the pleasures or life
For VARICOCELE we have a uafnIez. ana
bloodless, quick and certain cure For STRIFE
Prostatic Inflammation, Loss Of Vigor Blood
Poison. Pimpies, Blotches, Ulcers, Weak Kid
neys, Crtck in the Back. Liver Troubles Iudi-
gesticn. Heartburn. Constipation, Piles Rheu-
rlatism. etc. We devote time exclusively
to the treatment Of ailments OF men, II yoa
cannot call write at once for free advice.
Office hours. q. m to o D. m.; sunday. .
a. M to p N.
THE DR.. LIEBTG sTAFP
1923 Market st. San Francisco. Cal
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OCEAN TRAVEL.


Steamers leave Piers y and
q: ! !
AfNSC\ IL San Francisco
~ >T,M For Ketchikan. WrangeI.
faEWv~ N.A Juneau. Treadwen. Haines.
III WkAl l Skagway, ETC., Alaska-u g.
| NA..I m. Apr. 10. Is. 20. %. 30.
VgA N EO( June A. Change TO this Com
N1SN %V panys steamers at Seattle.
SfMcANI For Victoria. Vancouver.
Port Townsend. Seattle. Ia
coma. Everest, Anacortes. So Bellingham.
Bellingham-11 O. m. Apr. TO- IS. 20. 25. 30.
June 4. Change at Seattle to this Companys
steamers for Alaska and G. ~ Ry.: at Seattle
or Tacons TO ~. p Ry-5 at Vancouver 20
For Eureka Gzunboldt Bay)-Pomona.. 1ssO
D. m, Apr. II, 1s a. 80. May g. Corona. 1:30
p. m, Apr. 9. Is. 21. II May 8.
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Redcndol. san Diego and Santa Berbaras
Santa Rosa. Sundays. Q a m
State OF California. Thursdays. a m.
For Los Angeles (vfa San Pedro and East
San Pedrol. Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terey. San simeon. Cayueos. Port Hartford (Saa
Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme:
Coos Bay. a. m, Apr Z, Is, %. May l.
Bonita. a. m. Apr. II. 10 q, May S.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
cabo Mazatlan. AItata. La Paz santa Rosalia-
Topolobampo. Guaymas CAex-6 10 a m, Tta
OF each month
ALASKA EXCURSIONS Season 1so6)-The
palatial Alaskan excursion Steamship spokane
will leave Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria June
T. q. July 5. 20. Aug ?
For further information. obtain folder. R1gnc
Is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES. New Montgomery sc.
wharves- FREIGHT OFFICE. 10 Market 81
OAKLAND 96S Broadway
c. d. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
10 Market St, San Francisco.
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AAAAn4AR n - HnzI. sanaA aED
WRG0T1I 4>1~AW> l1ALlAD ~ sYDnEK,
elassI nA& 70 fsnfL
:. 8. MARIPOsA. for Tahiti Apr. 1s. II A. NJ
s. S. SONOMA. for Honolulu, Samoa. Auckland
and sydney Thursday. April 19. p. NJ
SIS ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. Saturday
April %. IL A NJ
/ D SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., Agts fiekHt Orcs CAB
Market. Freight ones S27 Market ST., Pier PariassL
CompasnIe Generate TransafIantique.
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF $K&S
Saturday 10 a. m. from Pier AZ.
North River, foot OF Morton st
First class to Havre. SO and upward Sec
ard class to Havre SIS and upward GEN.
F,FAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA % Broadway (Hudson building).
New York j. F. FUGAZT q CO.. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents.
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FRIpAY. APRIL /!

minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of the tide Is the same at both places.
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weather Report.

The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of same date last
season and rainfall in last "a hours:
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Movements of steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
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I'M WELT
lId EYerYwhere

Is n Tale Told Eve
OUR FEE This
Week $500. Pay
Us 80 Days After
Kn. A. E.-oE
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WEAK AND AILING MEN
are being cured every day by
our new method OF treat
ment. You cannot afford to
BE- sick We do not care how
much you have tried to be
cured without success, all We
ask IL that you call on US for
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z5c. wih euasantee wherever medicine ]. cd.
Sold by THE OWL DRUG CO.. 1928
Market st. and so Geary St
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FIRED INTO SUNDAY
/. & n. EXCURSION TRAIN
LADENED EXCURSION
RETURNING TO NEW ORLEANS
FROM OCEAN SPRINGS VICTIM
OF OUTLAWS NEAR LONG
BEACH-ONE PERSON SHOT.

Monday evenings Biloxi Herald con-
taius the following account of most
lastag5ly deed, a practice among the
laWless chat cannot be too severely pun
i-hed when apprehended:
"Louisyille & Nashville excursion train
No. 13which left this city at 6:15 yester-
lay evening was fired into just before it
reached Long Beach last night, and one
passenger, name unknown, was injured.
Five shots were fired at the train, all of
which struck, bar only one injury is re-
ported.
As cho train came into a stretch of
woodland near Long Beach, the engi-
aaar noticed two men skulking along in
The w1JI5near the track, but the noise
aismacaine made kept him from hear
ing the shots.
1t was not quite dark and parties on
the train saw the guilty parties, and
were able to furnish the authorities a
good description OF them.
Only one passenger was struck, and
his was only a slight wound, but several
had narrow escapes from injury from the
bullets and the breaking glass. The train
vas packed from all points between
Ocean Springs and Long Beach who
were returning home, and it is miracu-
l3as tha. 40 further damage was done.
After drng the shots the guilty par
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STATE APPROPRIATIONS
Up IN TIE MILLIONS.
STATE SPENDING THOUSANDS
IN EXCESS OF RECEIPTS
FORT TO RAISE ASSESSMENT
ON RAILROADS TO INCREASE
STATE REVENUES.

! Jackson, March 20. Secretary of
| State Power was called on Saturday by
members of the House for a statement
of the amount of the appropriations to
! date and those in prospect. The fig
ures he furnished were as follows: Ap-
preparations to date for all purposes,
| So ,258 ,204; yet to be appropriated on
bills now pending, s540,550; appropri-
ated for legislative expenses, S27, 900;
total, SC, 1926, ,754.
It may be that there are other appro
priations to come. Several are hang
ing fire, but may be passed and ap-
proved before the present session of the
legislature shall have come to close,
so that there does not seem to be any
sort of doubt that the total sum to be
appropriated will be more than seven
million of dollars.
This means that there is going to be
a bond issue for something like one and
half or two million of dollars, but SO
far no provision has been made for that
contingency.
1t has come to pass that the State Of
Mississippi is spending several hundred
thousand dollars per annum more than
it gets in; that it is falling behind every
year, and that it is necessary for the is
suancc of bonds to maintain its credit
These appropriations do not appear to
be severe to States that are rich, but to
such a State as Mississippi, where the
assessed values are low, it amounts to
great deal, and the taxpayers are
complaining at the load they are forced
to carry.
An effort has been made to increase
the tax on the railroads, but it is be
Heyed that it will fail. The first-class
roads are now taxed twenty dollars per
mile, and members of the House would
make that tax thirty, with a proportion
ate tax on roads of smaller degree. 1t
| is not believed that the increase will be
voted, though it has a great many
| friends and advocates.
The people of the State of Mississippi
have at last come to look upon the rail-
roads as the saviors of the country, and
for that reason they are wary about
placing on any heavier tax than the bal
ance of folks are paying, 1t is con :
ceded that if the realty and the person
atty of Mississippi should be assessed
and taxed at its full value, it would be
possible to decrease the State tax from
six to three mills on the dollar. The
trouble that few, if any, men give II
their property at what it is worth.
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POLITICS IN THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
NO DEARTH OF CANDIDATES
FOR GOVERNOR.-A NUMBER
ALREADY ANNOUNCED AND
OTHERS WILL SOON FOLLOW.

Jackson, Miss, March 30.-The po-
litical pot has been sizzling hot since
Saturday night, when Associate Justice
Truly of the Supreme Court bench au-
thorized the announcement that he was
candidate for governor. This had
been expected for some time. but there
was a degree of uncertainty that dis
turbed the equilibrium among the
friends of Judge Truly and other aspi-
rants for the same honors. Now, there
is no getting around making choice,
hard as is the proposition. There ale
those who would like to support and
vote for Chas. Scott and Truly, too, be-
ing personal friends of each, and con-
vinced that either would make the State
as good governor as it ever had.
1t may be put down as a certainty
that still other contingencies must be
met. State Superintendent of Educa-
tion Whitfield is going to be candidate
for governor. That much may be stated
as a fact, and his announcement may be
looked for at the close of the legislative
session.
1t is also stated here that President
Kincannon of the Industrial Institute
and College at Columbus is going to
enter the race, and that his announce
ment will be forthcoming in the course
of two or three weeks. That may or
may not be true, but his friends here
are satisfied that he will be candidate.
The announcement OF Justice Truly's
candidacy may cut some figure in the
case, and it is claimed by Judge Truly's
friends that Mr.. Kincannon will not be
candidate.
With Scott, Noel, Sisson and Brewer
already in the field, and the above men
toned three, gives Mississippi bunch
of seven candidates for chief executive,
and the race is bound to be interesting
from this time on.
Some of the citizen of Jackson and
members of the Legislature from every
section Of the State have received the
announcement of Judge Truly's candi-
dacy with expressions of the very kind
est feeling. Judge Truly is one Of the
most affable men in the State, is pos
sessed of abund ant means to make a
! thorough canvass of the several coun-
ties, and states that he is going to visit
/ every one of them. His term as Su-
preme Court Judge expires on the 10th
of May, and after that time he will enter
upon his canvass.
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& u So 1a 60 "a Z -GA.
Bear, the = The Kind YOU Have Always bougf
signature at &H3ZAzx@l

The building at 737 Canal street, New
Orleans, and occupied by the J. M.
Kirby Company was sold Thursday noon
at public auction by Mr.. Kernaghan for
Sl5O,O00, and was bought in by J. M.
Kirby, who had come from his home in
Ohio for the purpose. Perhaps never
since the sale of the United cotton bnild-
ings last year was there such a crowd in
the exchange as was gathered there
last Thursday. The property is bounded
by Royal and Bourbon streets and IS
one of the original buildings erected by
the late Judah Touro. The sale opened
at St00,000 and Immediately bounded to
S120, 900, Then it went by jumps of
$1,000 to $780, 900, and by a jump of
$4,000 to S145,0O0, and then by care
ful jumps of $1,000 each to S150,000,
when it was knocked down to the sue
cessful bidder amid the applause of the
audience. 1t is generally conceded by
real estate men and others who have
watched the rise in realty that Mr.. Kirby
has secured a bargain.
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BLOW AIMED Al
THE HEALTH BOARD.
INDIRECT PLAN TO ABOLISH
THE MISSISSIPPI BOARD OF
HEALTH. - MAJORITY OF A
HOUSE COMMITTEE OPPOSES
AN APPROPRIATION.

Jackson, Miss, March %, 1906 An
indirect plan to abolish entirely the
State Board of Health was commenced
this morning in the committee on ap-
preparations of the House on account Of
what the committee deemed the boards
method of handling the yellow fever
situation last summer. The committee
refused, by majority vote, to appro-
pirate any money whatever toward the
maintenance of this institution. A mi
nority report will be filed in the House
signed by seven members Of the COM
mittee as against eight who were in
favor of not giving a cent.
The members of the committee ex-
pressed their willingness to turn over
to the Governor a reasonable sum to
cope with the yellow fever situation,
but the sentiment of the majority was
that the matter should be left to each
county. The method of the Board in
quarantining the whole State was the
subject of much adverse comment dur
ing the discussion. The committee also
found fault with the State Board in
announcing several times the presence
of yellow fever, when, in fact, it was
claimed the physicians were mistaken
in their diagnosis.
The bill under consideration Of the
committee had already passed the Sen
ate. that body having agreed to appro-
pirate $50, 900 for the use OF the State
Board. The action Of the committee
will cause a lively debate in the House.
1t has been intimated that what the ma
iority members really wanted was TO let
the State Board exist nominally, but TO
refuse any appropriation more than
about $4,000.
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Capt. JOS F. Johns ton, ex-governor
OF Alabama, and reco gnized as one Of
the most powerful political leaders III
the State, has announced for alternate
senator to succeed Senators Morgan and
Pettus in the national senate In the
event of the death of either in office.
Besides Gov. Johnston, those who are
in the race at present include John B.
Knox, of Admission; Ex-Gov. w. Z.
Oates, of Henry county; William Z.
Fits and Richard H. Clarke, OF Mobile.
The entry of Capt. Johnston will make
the race one of which the brilliancy will
far overshadow the contest for governor
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Read the Following Testimonial:

NOTRE DAME CHURCH,
Jackson Avenue Constance St.
New Orleans February 25, 1906.
Orleans.
beautiful Not
Immediately
Bless
volumes Their scholarly cen Of style and tasteful
that it will be OF qualification CATHOLIC population
Riley mentioned in his introduction God and Mary be
Yours faithfully GEO P. ROBINSON, C. s. 5. R
fill below will
and mont
BELL HUNTER, Sole Agents for Ia. and Miss.
319 Orleans, La
of
Ss: -
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ADVERTISED LETTERS :"

Letters in the Bay ST. Louis Post
Office for the week ending M'ch %, 1906,
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, if
not called for in Is days. To obtain
any of these letters, applicant must say
'advertised", giving date of list.
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs. f. A. Barringer, M RS. Martin,
Miss Julia Moody.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
John Bates, Andrew Burratini, Che
ley Gunner, H. H. Hoff, G:>W. NJ itchell
=. A. Moran, Mercer w. Pa tton, }
Singer, German Schuman.
Bay st. Louis, Miss,
L. j. PIERNAS, P. W.
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NADINOLA is guaranteed and money
refunded If it fails to remove ffeckies,
pimples, tan, sa1lowness, iiver-spots, collar
a;scolorations. black-heads disEiguring crop
ions, ETC., IN twenty days. Leaves the
skin clear, soft, healthy, and restores the
beauty of youth. Endorsed by thousands.
Price SO cents and 500 at all leading
drug stores, or by mail. Prepared by
National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn
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Hall Of St. Joseph Bon. ASIA,
Bay St. Louis, Miss, March lS, 'J5,J
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God
in His Infinite wisdom to ,ake away from
our midst to a better land our worthy
and devoted brother member, joan
Monti, ST.;
Resolved, that by his death s.. Joseph
Ben. Assn has lost a good and fairhiul
member;
Resolved, that, while We bow in hum
BILE submission to the will OF an aIl-wisc
God, we stop to pay our last tribute to
our beloved brother; and, therefore,
be it
Resolved, that we have a copy Of these
resolutions published in one OF the l7ca.
papers, and also have them spread upon
the minutes.
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e K G. E P T

with the and publishers this work
the publication Will please that dver
hitherto
by the hands Oft
OF
andt3 o
full
$1,000 These
quaint yourself he 0
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"The ApparitiOns and Shrines of
Heavens Bright Queen"


Catholic
and thousands OF dollars were
publications special inducements
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STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
Merchants Bank,
of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi,
On Feb. Il, 1905.

ublished by direction of Chapter II, Annotated
C6de. 1892.
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RESOURCES.
loans and discounts on personal en-
dorsements, real estate or collateral
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LELAND j HENDERSON.
CHESTER W. BROWN.
CHARLES L, CQRWIN.
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New York Markets.

WHEAT-May, $3.50; July, S3%c.
CORN-January, Size. May, 50Zc.
BUTTER-Creamery extras, per pound
32i2a33c Mercantile Exchange official
quotation, extras, 32c.); firsts, 29q3lhc. :
seconds, 26d2Sc.; thirds, 23m25c.; held, ex-
tras. 30q30lsc. frsts, Ha29c.; seconds, 2IQ
26c.; thirds, 22a23c.; state, dairy. tubs,
fresh, fancy, 29n3Oc.; firsts, 26q2Sc.; Sec
onds, 23g25c. thirds, 21G22c.
CIIEESE-State. full cream. large and
small, September fancy, 14lhc. October,
best, 1916; late made. 121sq13c.; inferior.
HOLE; light skins, 11c.; half Skins, best,
9Aql0c. part skins, prime, S@Shc.; fair
to good 6hg7,Rc; common, 4q6c.; full
EGGs-State. Pennsylvania and nearby,
selected, white, fancy. 40c.; choice. 500
Ssc.; mixed. extra, 3d3Ic.; firsts to extra
frsts, 30Q33c.
POTATOES-Dull; Pennsylvania, choice,
per bushel, 55q5Sc. New York and west
ern, per bushel, 5Oa53c.; do, fair to good.
per bushel 4Od45c.
LIVE POULTRY-Unchanged fowls, 10
ollie; old ROSTERS, &c.; spring chickens,
l0a11c.: ducks. l3Q131ec. turkeys. 17d1Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Steady and in
fair demand; fowls. choice l8c.; do, fair
to good, 11a12c.; old ROSTERS, exc; near
by chickens, 1Id15c,; western, do, 110
40. turkeys, nearby. choice to fancy 1870
2Oc. western, do. choice to fancy, lS@
19c.; fair to good, do. 16g17c.; ducks,
nearby, 14915o.; western, do, 13q14c.
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JAMES BRYCE.

will reply within a few days that the
appointment of Mr.. Bryce would be
particularly pleasing 10 the president.
Mr.. Bryce II considered the best
equipped man IN Great Britain for the
place. Ills american Commonwealth"
showed such thorough understanding
OF American institutions. laws aud
habits Of thought that he Is considered
IN England as the best authority there
on the United States but he has been
particularly commended to the Amerl-
can lawyers by his profound study.
Constitutions" IN which he drew the
broad lines OF difference between the
British and European and the Ameri.
can constitutions.
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THE NAIL FILE MURDER.
Mrs. Nell WIN Set I'D Plea Of self
Defense.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.-Mrs Catherine
NELL. the former artists model. who Is
accused Of killing her husband with
nail lille. will. unless all the present
plans OF the authorities go wrong. eat
her Christmas dinner In the county jail
Mt Bridgeport. Conn. She will be tax.
en- 10 Greenwich after her third ar.
ralgnment In the Tombs police court
before Magistrate Brecn. Her com.
mitment without bail by the Judge In
Greenwich will mean her immediate
removal TO the county Jail. where she
will remain until the date set for her
trial.
The Nell family is very biser against
her and has hired Senator Elect James
L. Walsh TO aid the prosecuting Off
cials. Mrs. NELL has only the aid OF a
vigorous determination and n slender
purse. She Is practically alone in the
battle. II Is for this reason Il was de-
clared. that IL was the intention Of the
defense TO set up the plea that she was
attacked by her husband and that she
killed him In self defense. This plea.
II is declared 10y many, Is the best that
can be set forth, but II Is by no means
certain that the prisoner will consent
to II, ms she continues TO declare her in
nocence