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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CON1RAC1ORS.

NOllCE III OONl hAClORS.
Office Of the Board OF State HarOor Com
missioners. Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco Cal. August 25. 1906.
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at
On ens raTRspAT fIfs 81 sepembeT eos sh for fur
nishing materials and constructing wharf
along the water front line. south of the
Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany's lease on the water front OF the city
and county of San Francisco, In accordance
with the plans and specifications prepared
therefor by the chief engineer of the hoard and
adopted By the board. August %. 1906, and
on file in this office. to which special refer
ence is hereby made.
The materials TO be used in this work will
consist Of the requisite quantities OF treated
and untreated hrst-class, close-grained; Doug
las, yellow FIR piles. merchantable yellow fir
lumber, wrought iron bolts, spikes etc, all OF
the best quality specified and subject to a
rigid examination. No bid Will be received
unless 1T is made on a blank form furnished
from this Office and Is accompanied by a GER
tihed check for five t5l per cent OF the
amount Of the bid. payable to the order of the
secretary Of the board. as guarantee on the
part Of the successful bidder that be will.
within six fel days after the acceptance of the
bid enter into a written contract to do said
work. according TO the plans and specihca-
tions prepared therefor, and will also execute
and file with the board bond in such sum as
company TO be approved by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners. and conditioned for the
said bid be considered by this board unless
delivered to the secretary or to the assistant
secretary. at the office of the secretary. at or
prior to 2:I5 o'clock 2. m, THURSDAY, Sep
tember g. 1906, at which time and place the
bids will be opened and read and then taken
under consideration until THURSDAY, the
goth day of September, 1905, at 2;30 o'clock
D. M, after bids for the lease of said wharf
have been opened.
The board reserves the right to reject any
are all bids IL deemed for the best interests
of the State. Bidders are invited to be pres
ent At the opening gg, Of the bids n
HENRY ]. CROCKER. Board Of State Harbor
Commissioners.
LOTT D. NORTON. Chief Engineer.
John NJ FOY Secretary.
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lott D. NORTON. Chief Engineer.
JOHN NJ. FOY. Secretary.

NOTICE to Contractors-0f1ce of the Board of
State Harbor Commissioners. Union Depot AMI
Ferry House, San Francisco. Cal. August 20.
19Q6.-Sealed proposals bids viii be
ceived at this office at or prior to 2:15 o'clock
p. m on THURSDAY. August 80. 1906. for
Pier No. IL broadway No. wharf. the
ter front of the city and county of San Fran
cisco, in accordance with the plans and specih-
cations prepared therefor by the chief engineer
of the board and adopted by the board August
16 1905. and on Gle In this office. to which spe-
cial reference is hereby made. sThe materials
TO be used in the work consist OF the requisite
quantities Of yellow Or lumber wrought iron
etc. all OF the best quality specified and sub
ject to rigid examination. No bid will be
furnished from this office and is accompanied
by a certified check for i've (5) per cent of
the amount of the bid. payable to the order
Of the secretary OF the board. a guarantee
on the part OF the successful bidder that he
will within six (6l days after the acceptance
said work according to the plans and specinca-
tfons prepared therefor, and win also execute
and file with this board a bond In such sum a
the board may deem adequate with n surety
company. TO be approved BY the Board OF State
Harbor Commissioners and copditioned for the
faithful performance of such contract nor will
said bid be considered by this board unless de-
iivered TO the secretary TO the assistant sec
retary at the office Of the secretary at or prior
to 2;15 o'clock p NJ. on Thursday. August 80,
1906. at which time and place the bids will be
opened.
The board reserves the right to reject anv or
all bids II deemed for the best interests of TN
State Bidders are invited to be present al
/. D. MACKENZIE. HENRY J. CROCKER''
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners LOTT
d. NORTON. chief engineer. JOHN NJ FOY,
secretary
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will no be inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized TO have. the same published. Notices
event are published once in this column free
of charge.
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BIRTHS,

BURKE-In this city, August 10, 1906, to the
wife of d. f. Burke, SON.
McDONALD-In this city. August 23, 1905. to
the wife of f. G. Mcdonald. u son.
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PROPOSALS will be received for the erection ~
GaribaldI Hall. Call at southeast corner OF
Kearny st. and Broadway for information
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MARRIAGES.

DIsPAUx-McQUAIDE-I this city. July 25
1906 by the Rev. j. z. Tobin. John T. Dis
paux and Kathryn @. McQuaide both OF this
city.
oCoCK-HUNTLEY---In this city, August %
1906 by the Rev. G. A. Bernthal, Arthur g.
Pocock and Frances A. Huntley. both of this
nv
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BERKELEy REAL ESTATE.

LOOK HEREi
builder wants money and viii sell cheap for
$4,000 pair Of new ideal fats that will rent
quick for S25 each and return the purchase
money with interest In about S years: this IS an
exceptional bargain. See GEORGE ". MEME
FEE. and builder. BOIL Shsttuck ave-,
Berkeley.
$50 CASH. $40 per month-U4til July 81 only;
several well located 40-foot residence lots; near
train. cars and school
A. q. HERMANN, 1898 Grove st.
HerkeleY. Cal
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s5xio0 each.
NEAR GLEN PARK.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER l. 1905
At O'Clock p %.
SALE WILL BE EELD on THE PROPERTY.
Take Mission o. Guerrero-street cars and get
~ at Gleu Park.
Ter further particulars apply 70
G. r UMBSES CO..
20 Montgomery street
M. FIAT DwELLER.

-
n some one should offer you a hne. level lot IN
fhe Western Addition OF Mission. say. 80 feet
front BY 10 feet deep with sewers and water
rnsins laid for $500 and you only bad 70 pay
sc cash. balance SO monthly, wouldn't you
SUNNI at the oHers
We'll we are not Offering lots there, but We
-re selling them like hot cakes al beautiful
BtIrifncamc. down the peninsula. and Burlin=
game Is distant IS minutes from the city now.
which time will be reduced 10 - minutes by
Ianuary / when the Bsy Shore Cutoff is com
Dleted: SO IN point Of time Buriingame IS
nearer the downtown section than many points
in the city.
Now don't you think that Burlingame viii
grow hv leaps and bounds. and that values
viii Increase sccordingiy5 We have sold since
July rs lots. mostly 10 home-builders: many
6ne homes sre being erected; Whist we say
here is absolutely true. and we only ask you
70 run down and look the ground over; you
viii enjoy the trip. and Il may prove very
profitable one for you. Take the San Mated
electric cars on Mission St, get or at our
branch office at Burlingame- Don make a
mistake. but see the LYON & HOAG Tract.
Main Office 1923 Fillmore st.
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WORTH INVESTIGA ATING.
$1,000 cash, balance installments; I-room,
artistic house Farnam St. near Fruityale ave-;
fine residence location: not far from and
train; modern plumbing, two clinker brick
tells. gas. electricity, sewer. city water, etc;
tensiFe panel work, beam ceilings, box seats,
buffet: large lot, prettly fenced; grown trees
and vines: price $500: will discount for Imms.
diste cash sale. Apply at tent opposite.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Bergson, Edith Lloyd. John. 80
Burkhardt George 81. Lubke. Nicolaus 61
Burnett, Capt j. JAS Murphy, Russall A.. 8
Conan. Patrick. rs Pickering. Mrs e. rs
Cullen James F., 40 kaglantI, Giuseppe 75
Cullen, Mary. 46 Salter. Emily A.
Dumont. Mary, 65 smith, Laura Belle
Dye, William NJ. SO Tweedale, F. O., 50
Hennig, Irene. Wheart~ Ellen NJ 32
Kelly Bridget, So White. Leon D. %
Larsen, Charles NJ, 5S Wilson, Ethel
Leonard, Eunice. III
BERGsoN--At wrights, Cal. August "a. 1905.
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OAKLAND Real ESTATE.
AusrIN.s LIST.

:. $4,000 WIN handle fine. proposition on sth
St. close TO Washington; 2-story building. con
tanning store and hat Of rooms; all rented e
good tenant under lease for three years and
taxes, etc-l on the investment of $4,000 neces-
sary 70 handle 4; the whole price Is $4,000; a
mortgage Of $4,000 stand; get in after this
before the purchase price is raised u236l
s2T5o-Five.room cottage, all modern and al
most new; near 3sth and Grove sts.; only two
blocks from Key Route; terms, $500 dewn. bal
anee Ike rent. %
s55oo-A fine big lot on the west side OF Tele-
graph ave, little south OF S0th St. 80 feet IL
inches By ll5 feet: this IS the only vacant lot
left on this magnificent thoroughfare. and for 8
building site the lot cannot be eoualed else
where. u6is)
ss35-A choice building lot. 20 i-sxIoo. on cas-,
side OF 9tb ave. north Of East 2od St: only one
block from electric line: THIS is hne hlgh ground
and is choice residence district. l7op
GEORGE W. AUSTIN.
1oo2 Broadway.
BEAUTIFuL LOT FOR HOME
VERNON HEIGHTS. OAKLAND.
Corner Orange and Ferry SITS. block from
Oskland-sye- electric line, running direct TO
either S. p. or Key Route local tralns-
160xll6.
Cash price $500
II Interested. examine location. Owners ad.
dress on SIGN on LOT.
5oxIoo FEET; corner lot: country home. right
IN Oakland: seFen-roomed house, in good or
der; trees all around see It; 2l65 Linden ST.
junction San Pablo ave. and Thirty fourth ST :
cars pass the door; $4,000 takes IT. Apply on
premises.
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DESIRABLE HOME.
S260o-5 rooms, bath and basement with beau
tiful yard; east front; FIVE minutes walk
from 23-ave. station.
DESIRABLE building lots at prices ranging from
S450 10 $1,000
a FEW bargains in small places, from $1,000 to
SEVERAL elegant homes from $4,000 TO $4,000.
LEVENGER-EXCLUSIv AGENT,
1920 Twenty-third ave.
MOI OPEN on SUNDAY.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
HOME AND INCOME PROPERTY
S6OOO-Nery hne corner in the heart Of Alameda
has two good dwellings on the land: good
tenants, have been on the premises for sew
eral years; it would be desirable place
20 make a home in house and rent
the other: bargain.
CLENENGER. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
1920 Twenty y-third Avenue.
NOT OPEN on SUNDAY.
WE have got some properties that have got to
be sold. Fine colonial house of rooms. be-
nut station Cottage, l year in use, sold 10
wind up estate New cottage. sold because
owner has too manv on hand and needs money.
New story and half house. half built over,
are owned by parties IN other States, and
who have not raised their prices.
H. r. ALTON Co.
l42s PARK ST. ALAMEDA
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CARD or THANKs.

CARD OF THANKS.
We herewith desire to express our heartfelt
thanks TO our many friends and acquaintances
for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings rendered us in our late Bereavement
in the loss OF our beloved father, Joel II. Pharo.
l. F. PHARO, JAS. E. PHARO.
A PHARO. MRS. J. A. HYDE
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
MIR MONTE AT KENTFIELD

MIRA MONTE AT kENIFIEI1D
D the riace 70 buy a home site or speculate
tots are selling fast-homes are going up Soon
vaIueF VIII dorlble-yes in some instances have
slresdr frfnled in value. Streets are graded:
severed and water mains laid Unsurpassed
bexr Of vrsfer Inrestfrate this tract: II is the
peer OF all land IN Marin County. Lots 3O1lSv
$500 and I'D 500 cash. SO monthly.
LYON & HOAG. 1923 Fillmore Street
s. ". BANKS resident agent. meets all trains
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4hDMAS MAGEE & SONS.
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
''i'snefs OF tie San Francisco Real Estate Cir
MONTGOMERY ST.
s,.a INVESTMENTS IL FLATS.
sSo'Ooo-Seott-st- corner; lot Toxl25; 4 fats of s
looms; rents s245: can lease TO one ten
bie OF further Improvement.
So. 2.oo0-NcAuistes-sf. corner. no; FAR from Fin.
more; lot SI.exioO: flats OF : rooms
ana BATH each and fats of rooms and
bath each; rent total. s2oI-
ooo-Near sutter ana Laguna 5 fats Of snd
rooms rents now 1885, a month; elegant
nalsi N nrst-class condition.; all cash not
Sio5oo-Near Clay aud Devisadero; a-story
building OF > Groom nats and carriage.
house IN rear OF lot rents $50 so. lot p 6
Sl2s;O; mortgage on property may remain.
SS.00o--Near Hsisht and Ashbury: . Eats OF Z
easement atoms Tens rsPe's eT s5S SEQ so 46s moTssP aee
. may remain; cars convenient.
S5.000-Webster ST. near Haight: Broom
mats; rents now S42.5 month stable in
rear rents $40; total rents, $3.50 a
eo'voO-Nesr Castro and Twentieth; ? nats: up
per, rooms and bath; lower rooms
aud bath; would rent easily for $50 a
month; entire property recently pa lnted
and renovated. repairs VIII be re-
CURED for some time 10 come; Marketgst.
cars very convenient.
DEVISADERo-ST. BUY.
S-o,0Oo-At prominent transfer point: store and
houses renting now FOR $3.50 a month: al
expiration OF present short leases rents
can be greatly increased after slight al
terationsi excellent prospective buy.
p: WHOLESALE SITE WITH BUILDING FOR
LEASE.
Ihree-story and basement brick building on san
some st. Pacific. 10 be finished early
part OF September; viii be arranged 10
suit tenant rent very reasonable
THOMAS MAGEE SONS,
MONTGOMERY ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
a.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ishers Of tie San Francisco Real Estate Cir.
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BOYLE PARK.
ATTY VAT Nv

THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large. slightly lots wooded; bay and mountaIn
view. streets being graded and severed; building
restriction; minutes IN station; lots 80 feet
and larger; price $3.50 up. T. G. PARKER d
co. I. T Parker agent MN Valley.
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Buy a loE NOW in the MANTARA TOWNSHIP.
on line of the Ocean SNore R. r. before the
PRICE is ADVANCED. Lots. with all improve
ments. $3.50. We ask NOTHING DOWN. Ex-
cursion 10 Montsra Sundays. Investigate
MONTARA REALTY COMPANY
1900 Golden Gate ave- corner Fillmore st.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

LIVE AMONG TREES AND FLOWERS
Excellent service brings your home close
10 business. We are selling large lots rapidly
Price $3.50 AND UPWARDS
$40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Ou graded streets. sewer and water mains
laid right at station two stations on the
tract: excellent surroundings: this is an ideal
place 10 I've: take the Sausalito ferry and NH
Valley trsin to Tamalpsis Park. office at Mil
Lyon & HoAG. 1923 Fillmore street.
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cuiar.
. MONTGOMERY ST.
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8. -.O00-AIcAilister-sf. corner not far from Fill
more; lct 3I.exi00: fats OF rooms
and bath each and 3 fats of . rooms and
bath each; rent total. S2o1.
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INVESTMENTS ~ FLATS
-" 0VV-Seoft-st- corner; lot ToxI25; 4 fats of s
rooms; rents S245; can lease 70 one ten
ant at S25e; part of lot vacant and possi-
De OF further improvement
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.

TO rent-Offce ROOM ground floor; fine entrance
Apply e43 Turk St. daily. between and
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BERGsoN-At wrights, Cal. August a. 1906
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-12
RATE CONVENTION At WICHITA
Organizations Will Be Formed In
Every Kansas County.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. IA freight
rate mass convention made up of 600
delegates representing commercial
and farmers organizations from all
parts OF Kansas was held here. A
permanent organization for the pur.
pose of pushing railway rate legisla.
tion was perfected and resolutions
were adopted urging congress to give
a railway rate commission power to
control railroad rates. It also was de-
cded to perfect organizations in every
county in the state and to follow In
the footsteps Of Wisconsin in securing
a state bill to control corporations.
The convention was strictly non. .partI-
san. Thomas w. Potter was made
permanent chairman. Speeches were
made by S. r. Van SAINT, former gov.
ernor Of Minnesota: ]. l.. Lenroot,
speaker OF the Wisconsin house of
representatives. and others.
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WHO WILL Be REGISTER?
BROWN COUNTY PEOPLE FAVOR
J. c. ToLlvER.
REV. JULIAN DECLINES IT

Long Pine Minister to Whom Place
Was offered, Says He Does Not
Want it-A. w. Scattorgood Not a
Candidate-J. c. ToIiVer Mentioned,
Ainsworth, Ncb., Jan ll.-SpcciaI
to The News: Ainsworth people are
excited over the proposition as TO
whom will be chosen as register of the
land Office at Valentine Word has
reached here from Long Pine that Rev.
Mr. Julian, who was named, will not
accept the Office.
As it appears that Brown county is
entitled to the office, the name of A.
w Scattergood was suggested. He
says that he is not a candidate and all
parties have decided that j. G. Toliver
would make IA good man for the place,
He is "A republican, and has served two
terms as county Judge.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-12
GREENE AND GkYhyh ON TRIAL
After Four Years Delay Men Charged
with Conspiracy Face Court.


Savannah, Ga, Jan. ll.-After four
years spent in exile as fugitives from
the law Benjamin ID. Greene and John
+. Gaynor appeared in the federal
court for the southern district Of
Georgia before Judge Emory Speer to
answer to several indictments charg.
fng them with conspiracy to defraud
the government. with embezzlement
and with receiving money known to
have been embezzled from the United
States.
With the two defendants appeared
Peter w. Meldrim as leading counsel
and Osborne and Lawrence as associ.
ate counsel. For the government an.
peared GpeCial United States Attorney
General Erwin, assisted by Samuel Is.
Adams and General Thomas F. Barr,
Shortly after the convening OF
court Mr.. Erwin announced that al
this time he desired to call only the
cases of Benjamin d. Greene and
John F., Gaynor, making no allusion
TO the indictments standing against
the co-defendants, William T. and Ed.
win H. Gaynor, Michael A. Connolly
and former Captain Oberlin M Car.
Ger, none OF whom was in the city.
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STANDARD OIL GAS; WAITS
New York Hearing Goes over Until
Court Passes Upon Rogers Order,

New York. Jan. 1.-THE hearing
before a commissioner in the quo war
ranto proceedings brought by Attor'
ney General Herbert S. Hadley of Mis-.
souri, to oust three companies from
that state was put over until tomor'
row. This was done in order to allow
Mr.. Hadley and his counsel and coun
sci for the Standard Oil company to
appear in the supreme court and make
an argument on the order issued by
that court to H. II. Rogers, instruct.
Ing him to show cause why he shall
not answer the questions asked him
by Mr.. Hadley.
When the order to show cause was
taken up before Justice Gildersleeve
in the supreme court William V. Rowe
and Frank Hagerman. counsel for the
Standard Oil company, asked that the
hearing on the question whether Mr..
Rogers shall be compelled to answer
the questions be put over until tomor.
row morning. Justice Gildersleevc
granted the motion. The counsel for
the Standard Oil company informed
the court that they had not had time
to prepare an answer They also re.
quested that the hearing before Com
missioner Sanborn should be held in
allegiance until after argument before
the supreme court. Justice Glider.
sleeve therefore ordered that all pro.
ceedings before Commissioner Fred.
erick H. Sanborn be stayed until to.
morrow at p. m, or until after argu.
ment on the order to show cause.
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PRESIDENT HARPER DEAD
HEAD OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
PAssEs AWAY.
DIES OF CANCER OF lNrEsTlNEs
President Faunce. Chancellor An.
drews and Dean Judson VIII Dellv.
er Addresses at Funeral, Which
viii Be Held Sunday.

Chicago. Jan. ll.-Dr. William
Rainey Harper. president OF the Uni.
versity of Chicago since Its inception,
one of the foremost educators and one
OF the most learned Hebrew scholars
OF his time, died OF cancer OF the In.
testines.
Three years ago DR.. Harper under
went an operation for appendicitis.
and symptoms were then discovered
which led the surgeons to suspect that
gravel troubles might arise In the
future, but they were then OF too in
definite a character to permit OF an
operation, and II was not until Feb
%. 1905, that an operation was de-
cided upon to determine the nature
and cause of severe abdominal pains
from which he had suffered for sew
eral months. At the outset of the op.
GRAFTON 1t was discovered that DR. Har-
per was suffering from cancer at
the head of the large intestine. and
that the malady had progressed SO far
that an operation which would have
removed II would have been fatal to
the patient
The funeral services will he held
In Mandel hall at the university Sun.
day afternoon AS part of the eXer.
Cises addresses will be delivered by
President Faunce OF Brown univer-
sity, Chancellor Andrews OF the Uni.
versity of Nebraska and Dean JudsoI
OF the University Of Chicago.
The news that DR. Harper had ex-
pired was received in the city with
deep sorrow. He was a man popular
with men of business as we'll as with
men OF letters, and all united in prais.
Ing him as man Of remarkable bril-
liancy of mind. executive ability and
kindness of heart.
New York, Jan. 11.-Although John
D. Rockefeller, whose liberal contrl-
buttons furnished President Harper
with much Of the means for carrying
out his plans for the upbuilding OF
the city and could not be seen, his
son, John d. Rockefeller, Jr.. gave an
authorized interview to the Associated
Press, in which. after expressing the
shock the news of DR.. Harper's death
had brought, he declared that while
his father had never committed him
self to any definite policy with regard
to the university, his interest in its
future would continue to he expressed
as it had been in the past. and that
those Of Mr. Rockefeller's family who
come after him will endeavor to carry
out Mr. Rskefeller's wishes as to
the welfare of the institution
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oeb,te on philippine Bill in House.

Washington, Jan. 1l.-A vigorous
speech in favor of the Philippine tar.
IN bill by Dalzell pa opened the
proceedings in the house. 1t was fol
lowed by several others against the
measure. most notable Of which was
q two.hour address by the veteran
statesman. Keifer (O0, an ex.speaker
who returns TO the house after re-
urement of twenty years. Keifer be-
spoke stand pat" doctrine of the
most pronounced type and said he
should oppose the pending bill because
II was a concession to the Democratic
principles. His speech was replete
with recollections of earlier days and
received the closest attention and lib
eral applause from both sides of the
chamber,
Just before the session closed the
incident of the election from the exec,
utive offices of Mrs. Minor Morris was
made the subject of discussion by
Shepard (Tex), A brief reply was
made by Grosvenor (O), who depre'
Gated sending out sensational reports
regarding the American administra
ton.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-12
WAR TALK HAS CEASED
Apprehension as to Morocco Fades
Away in France.

Paris. Jan. 11.-With the approach
of the Algeciras convention on Moroc
can reforms the newspapers devote
greater space to discussion of the
question. Public opinion everywhere
is that the issue OF the conference
will be amicable and war talk has
practically ceased. The Journal 6
Madrid spondent sends an inter
view with the German ambassador at
Madrid, Herr Won Radowitz. who Is
also the principal German delegate
to the convention. The ambassador
the correspondent says, has no doubt
of the favorable issue of the confer
ance.