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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

$. Louis newspaper las taken up the
ease, --- s..- DARN. headline, read
Do, WI. ysl Give q Dollar 70 save
q Woman, Lief 1-s .-t means o..
-2.@1g sl&as-. ne1sy 20 pay the
costs o. an s9gsz. 90 :-e supreme
s.l-;.
Msaaszl=. Ns Myers si,s patient.
5 .a aer cell. and rocks and reads s1i
waits l.: she feels any rz..s; q. safe
.y pa,s.l; aha: sas 20 have been t5r
aer the day O.; 6u4. judgment j, is
not likely ina: Size wll glye /. express
sion. Only once in the Sigh, Of men
lAs SIZE broken down, ali that vas
many months sgo, when Ger aged
mother called upon her in the Liberty
jail. WIS, paroIysns Of griet may
ETsck her slender form dunn. the 81
len: watches q the night, 10 one
knyEs To her visitors sae always
presents : c1ev-t-. lace, and her jail
5- nave come 70 love Ter FOR her pa
ter, tyr;!.uie. "EIteP: taa: she at
tracts - many visitors she causes the
.e2s. trouble Of any prisoner se ever
bad, says ;ae sasr.E.
M7s. Myers vas convicted on the
confession o: Frank Hoffman, & s.1.
p.i fellow q sigh; ". OF wisdom,
vl5 .s l9w il jail in Kansas City
lva.,.as execution for completely with
Mr.. Myers .a sae murder Of C,ar-
.res Myers. Hoffman alleged ,5a: be
Lad been intimate wiz Mrs. Myers
for some time prior 20 the murder,
and tia: j: "a, the woman wa5 plan,
ned aai executed the crime. Hoffman
testified ,ls. be went 20 the house In
Kansas Ci.y where Myers lived at
ab5u: n.i1igh, on the nigh: Of the
murder. and was admitted by the vo-
nsn. Myers was asleep, but after
Hoffman struck a!m with 4 billiard
cue he awakened and grappisd With
his assailsat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
MORE INCOME FOR OPERATORS.
Santa Re 10 Pay Station Men 10 Per
Cent for Telegraph Reveaue,

Topeka, Oct 2i.-General Manager
!. 3. Hurley Of The SANTA Pc railway
today announced tho, an station ,ere.
graph operator, Vho handle Western
Union messages vill heaee'1rth be
gye7 10 per re-, y an the revenue
derived trrm this elias, of sort. Abou,
7fQ 0per'or are Affected ard il,
means en- addition of ,bor, go 90
wear 20 their pay. SIX weeks ago The
Santa Fe increased the pay pf 1000
other operators, and .se Aggregate IN.
crease Ia income f5r the employe,
per year is $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
csnfetera,e oYe,sI Adiorrn.

Dallas, Tex Oct. 26-Tas closing
session % ;ae T.Eas Confederate ~
union is being held in the Auditorium
q: .-s state fair grounds this after
-a.r After addresses By Hon Gas.
Cl,5er-1r, Genera. 7. =. Stone and
other veterans, .ae meeting viii Sd
.aau 90 allow lie visitors 20 inspec,
the state fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

T A. HI Mgr " the Brovn-HA
Furniture Company. has LEASED The
t-.liHs formerly occupied by Pra,sr
ar Wet FIr. street. and ll, fur
r,lei The rooms above bis store Do
s.ssaG. shape % rent q; reasonable
--.-, 70 god par..s. We, Flr,,
stree, -026-tt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
THEATRICAL CHAT

After having bad q long and hieh.
'y successful rua at the Majestic the
a;re last season, and having scored
the only musical comedy hi, Of the
will be the attraction tollwing Josh
Sproceby al the Grand. Saturday. Oct
81 Wonderland" il tie musiesl
ofspring Of Victor Herbert. and the
.f Esq go 3eet 9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

u yo1 all remember la. este
.pa.ay removes the re2l eauss Of
disease, yoa si.. co. be surprised 81,
The psua-e-; results .hA: Dr.. Pisak
&, obtaining l- Tulsa. Phone j55 or
bee b. residence, 3lj South E,Eood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

DR.. Ella Ray, r,ieopa,h. has moved
her residence 'rum 7u3 R-iun. and
her Office from the Alexander build.
iug, 90 the ae~ Boston building
l9.T-,f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

For colds or sny o. the diseases
resulting from such a condition Os,eo-
paihy is the bes, possible Treatment
One prominent Milwaukee phv,irian
is reported 70 have cured 100 cases
ef rnea~onia without single "a.
taliiy p~. plcak are graduates un.
Aor 'he fopu5e- ~ O>oaraihr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

One hundred diHeren STYLES OF
Bracelets oa disp!a 'oday. See them
a, BosNelis
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
4 (uriou. Legend.

There is "A curious legend la regard TO
Deadman's place. Southwark. London.
An ingenious old writer says that the
name or gnated as follows; In Dead
mans place. NJ ~. Maryoverus. a man
servant being buried at seven of the
clocke in III" morHlng. and the grave
standing oI-'n for more dead CommOdi-
ties, at fourc Of the clocke in the same
evening he WAS got up alive againe by
a strange miracle. which. 10 lee true
and certainc. hundreds ~ people can
testifie that save him act" liz" n Coun-
try GhOstc In his white peacklei
sheete" However. n more exact his.
torlan explained that the name was
merely corruption OF Desmond's
place
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
CARL JOHNSON IS LOCATED.
Been Missing Stree Hotel Robbery q,
M,nnearolis.

Charleston. ). c.. Jaa 2j.-Cari
johnson. ~Eu AAs J",a rs ing i.paI
AinEeRpo.., since m" ru'yln- %: - -
BaGcr not-l and saloon. ;, COAT 81 e.I
south. Jn L." nigh O., Dec. ;! aGt '.e
killing of EaI-r, ar~ .""" '-1'"- ~
board a ship in this ha. Dor, Nor.iIs
as q coal pa ser.
johnson Is suspected OF being one
N the ,ATee men Who hriL Ip BaGer
ami either ared the SHOT or Mas n.
gagged IN Ua.ag the money !raT Il!
wAsn the sHo; Vas fired tAat mortal.
ly wound. the proprietor II the p,.c"
4 detective Inspector acre from Ma
neapous identified The man a. the Oh
wanted and he has consented - -
back 10 Minneapolis without eX'rati.
tion papers. although s,op,.y den. Il .
conpl.CI;y IN the crime.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
DEATH OF MR. THOMSON.
Prominent Citizen OF Boston Passed
Away az Odd Fellows Home.

william G. Thomson. age forty mine.
died ss the National Odd Fellows Home
In this city Wednesday night ., 3
o'clock OF tuberculosis. after having
Suffered for several weeks.
Deceased came To this city about
four weeks ago, accompanied by his
daughter. Being an Odd Fellow. he
secured quarters at the Home. aud
was resting very easily for several days.
his condition having seemed TO be
much improved 10y the change lie
suddenly grew worse, however. and
sank rapidly until death came io Pc
lieve him Of his suffering.
The remains were taken in charge by
Undertaker Mcclellan, and were ship
ped North by the Seaboard Thursday
accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Margaret L. Thomson A committee
from Center Lodge No. IL. l. %. o. F.,
accompanied the remains TO the sta
tion and placed them on the train.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
A SELFISH MAN.
TAs Prayer ne AadVesse& Go the
ThPOne Oa Mercy.

The follOwin; eXI.v!" - a quaint
and selfish prayer Gp..> Mt com" from
III" liturgy: :; :, :r.'.. "G..ar-e> II
Ancient HackL.y - L"Ta. thou
knowe~t that a4y" LII" r-'l'''> n the
rity 81 London aLl .s"w.-" 'hit l
Aavc lately rurrAa>,.l IA e-'a'" IA tee
simple IN tLr county II E,,"N. | 10.
tC--"h thee - l-,.>"rv" -" tvp c"'lu.
ties ~ Nidl..>.X az! E>~rN & ,in Ere
AZ! ca.;h GaA-. aid. - / AA'" a
nor'gI-" ia Ii, -ttDr,.~h.." | n"g ot
thee LNrwi>" - Aay. ala "y" o; rp.A-
PL>>lul IN that county. "'.i ''r lie
re>t II IL" opuL;.,'- tAuI !-A.'>t !cAl
with thcLI - thou ri pleased. -
Lord. raIL." III" lax - answer al
their b.Ns a!.i L.akr a.! Ay debtors
good nI"n. ''ir" PROSPEROUS voyage
and return - ~" MERMAID >.."l. '"-
Caus" | LaN" Insured u. aai. - ta"n
hast SAID Il" day. ~ ~" w.'a.-l re
but short. trust "a tAv' 'hlt ,,iou
wilt hot forget thy promise. Il, have
purcAd >e1l an estate. IN rey"->.ou WHICH
will b" u.!n" ola the !cdtA q; '-at
prOtlgit" young man. S.r j. l.. Keep
NY friends FROM sinking AMI preserve
tur from thieves aud hou~chr"akers
and max" all my servants - Apu' -
and faithful that they I1y a''rL! 20
my interest AMI never ,AcIt Lee out
Of NY properly might or day"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
TO ESTABLISH NEW ORDER.
vewrg Man Of Gainesville Organizing q
Doys' Fratssnal Club.


Perhaps the good people OF Gaines.
Vile, especially those whe have sons.
will be glad to learn that . new frAter-
nal order. 60 be composed entirely Of
boys from fousseen to twensy-oue as
charter members, 10 being organized.
The Coming Men OF America 10 .he
name of she order. This society was
organised in July, 1904. and today the
msmbssship exceeds 80 900 throughout
The Unlssd States. having lodges in ev-
cry Stats In the Unioo. in Mexico and
The Territories, 90 veil % In che Phil.
ipplnes and Canada.
The Coming Men OF America 10 con.
dpeted upon the same fraternal prin-
siples 40 the Msous. Odd Fellows.
Knixhts Of Pythias and other secret
Orders which are managed by adults.
10 carries che same proporticnate ben.
e6ts 40 thsse orders and is destined to
become one Of the leading orders OF
the country, since youth are excluded
from everything else. James II. Fish.
90 OF North Gainesville 10 working on
she organisation here and the pros.
reess are very favorable
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
MOTHER
AND CHILD.

Let the mother take
SCOTS Emulsion for the
two; it never fails 10
benefit them both. One
can eat for two, but nOur-
ishins two is a different
thing. 1t calls for 4 de-
gree Of Internal strength
;hat the average woman
!Icks. People OF luxury
a:c not very strong by
habit; Overworkcd people
arc weak in some funC-
tiOns from exhaustion or
thcirsurroundings. Scott 5
Emulsion can be depend
ei upon to overcome such
conditions. 1t is a won
dcrful food for a mother
and child.
s,,Tr a povSr - p..,. 80, H.~V,t
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
RheumntI.m and Tan.

tn" discovery u remedy f1r rheu.
ma'i~m hv means IL tan was acct.
Aeu;aI,y made ~ 4 tanner II Tim.
Wurtt"mh"rg Ou" lay h" fell INTO one
of his own watts. AMI. ~ 40 "u" was
near. he had to remain In III" tanning
liquid for over haf an hour. When
rescued he founi 4 "a sad. thar his
rheumatism hal entirely left him He
then turned doctor AMI treated by
means ~ n system called cloctrotannO-
thcranin.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
THE CHINESE MOTHER.
she 10 steadIa1 In Aa-ction For Hes
(hIlLPrm.


The Chimes. i."ih"t j. very fond Of
her children. 81" = happy ia their
company AMI spends much time car
ing for them. la "A thiu,.." family the
birth IL a ,l.ll ! Il greater event than
with other oricnial>. Long before the
child l. i,orn "a" mother performs rites
AMI ceremonies To- propit!Lte the gpls
that her child 'Hay b. a boy. After
birth IL" littir fellow j. wrapped in
old rags AMI in winter j. sometimes
put ia bag Of sand Sewel close
around its n,1 K To- keep IL" little one
warm. Great rejoicing follows the
birth IL the "hili - "A boy: otherwise
thor" i an air " chast"n'-l !i>ap-
pointmcnt Bnt good 'h.n">" parents
make ~" lost of their little Ia>>icS.
becoming very fpul aud even proud II
them La" known NOR" than one
Chin"~" fIta"r - exhibit lis tpldling
w'-' g.rl ipr .pproval. though always
" ,h tiI,. Customary national verbal
Icp-, cation Il Nhat i-iungs To- one.
Indeed. tA> "yiden"" of excessive
courtesy may h" found everywhere in
this >;r1n-~ !lid. 1t - gppl form 10
Why what = mine AMI lICI WHAT IL
th.;-. My ~! f1r uD;hLy family
are al 81 t-'.1,.,: : rar "I-th with
their p-"-,u.c. i,,Hr j. your honor
able fam..y:" -p.i.ri"l.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Pleasant and Most Effective.

T. J. Chambers. Editor Vindicator
Liberty. Texas, writes nsc. %, 1872:
With pleasure and unsolicited by
you, I bear testimony to the curstiv-
power OF Bsllsrd's Horehound syrup.
| have used it in my family snd can
chesrfully affirm it 70 the mo.t effect
ive and beat remsdy for coughs. code
I have ever used" sold by W. VI
Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
SEWERAGE BIDS
TURNED DOWN
rnE s,os WE'RE TOO HIGH

Thsy Wsrs in Exesss Of the Amount
Provided Cor In Bond Issue, hsnes
Beard Of Bond Trustees were Com
pelssd 10 Reject Them.
In compliance wiih the advertise
meas for hide. which we're opened in
shis city Thursday afternoon. there
wspe many representatives OF various
sewerage builders throughout the
eoanssy sepressnsed ss the meeting of
che board Of bond trustees, which vac
held In the office of II. r. Dus;on Il
o., bankers.
There were four trustees present.
so@psising Col. II. r. Dutton. chair
man; w. w. Hampton. SECRETARY. ard
Messss. W. " Wilson and g. j. Thom-
-. p. n. Colsos, being absent from
the city. Fas the only member OF the
board not attending this important
meeting.
The meeting wss called for the por.
pess Of receiving bids for The con.
sssucsioa Of . sewerage plant. com.
psisisg afseen miles OF piping. In
Gainesville, and the followIng bids
wsse opsnsd and resd:
Wees Construction Company. Chat
tanooea. Team. ses .sss %, McKensie
q Sons. Augusta, Co.. t7l ,2sS 35; T. J.
naekess Construction Company, Dag
son. Ohio, e77.747.Ss; Bryan 4 Com.
pany. Jacksonvilis. s7O.0OT OF; Paul
a Kssshnss, Dayton. Ohio. tel,ll7.ie;
Frederick Menshsw. AbbevilI-. 8. c..
s7. .2sS. So; Black a Baird, New Or.
leans. La. Oh, ,i22 %; J. II. Long, Bir-
misghsm, Ala. 900 ,3OS o.; r. h. Be-
MAN. Loeisville. Ky, eoe, ,oO7.76.
ALI Of the companies making bids
were Fspresenssd by agenss. but at
tes Considering the bids the board OF
bond trustees In executive session,
rejected all bids upon she grounds
shas shsy exceeded the amount pre-
ssribsd for sewerage purposes. which
b $4,000. Secretary Hsn,psou viii
therefore advertise for other bids. 90
10 opsssd In thirty days.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Cuban Railroad Strike or.

Havana. Jan. 2j.-The directors OF
10 cuoan railroad having consented
% q revision Of the wages Of all It's
employees and to the giving OF double
pay 10 those who work on Sundays
and holidays. the strike has been de.
clared OF and traffic resumed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
u the eanx B, Cutting Ieeih

r. cure ard use that old ard we'll
tried r"m.dy. Mrs WInslow'- Sooth-
ing syrup. for children teething. IL
soothes IN. chI!d. softrns the gur,-.
allays all pam. cares wind cuhc amt ,s
she beet r-medy for llrrhoea. rWru-
sy-hve cents n hottie.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

SCOTT BOVINE. -, Pear: Street. s--vrs
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
No nultltnW.

M:--ya: YOU ti.c h5n,c "a III.
vorc". then: Nu:',y sir: ~" got
too much ~pprt.u' h,Ssl Mlrryat-
What has that - 10 with Z; Mug,ey-
| believe in Il fshr - The rn.>h.-rh!la-
delnhll I're-s
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
q Wouan's Nay.

Edith what 'uck did YOU have in the
last race; Maud \nuc it all back.
ed nh 'hr horses with pretty name.
but dtln't Hud ~" winner -ll.us'rat.
el B's
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money 10 PAZO 0INTMEHr
fails TO cure in 8 20 ID days. 6Os.
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
No Trouble In Kwantung,
Legation Here Learns

Cable dispatches have been received at
the Chinese legation from the vicercy
of kwantUng, the province where the
BOYCOTT has been most successful. and
bordering the province Of Kwangsi.
where the foreign missionaries We're
massaCred recently. stating that there
has been no uprising in his jurisdiction.
AS the anti-American feeling has been
strongest there. it was feared the trou-
ble in Kiangsi would spread quickly 10
kwantung. The dispatch says that no
meeting Of the boycotters has been held
of late. and that the authorities have
complete control of the situation.
The trouble in Kiangsi is pronounced
10 have been merely local.
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
IN COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

The following charges in the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor were an
nounced this morning
Lighthouse Service-Dennis r Gale
CHER, New York, $249 per anuum. and
Edmund DelIatre. New York. asst ant
keeper $3.50 per annum.
PromotiOns-James d. Wilson, Della
ware. first assistant keeper to keeper at
500 per annum; Ethan a Dufield. New
Jersey. first assistant keeper TO keep
or at 500 per annum; Alexander p
Hurst. Virginia. second assistant to first
assistant keeper, at $500 per aunum.
Resignations-Alex Z. Helenius, Cali
fornia. assistant keeper; Harry Z. Pot
ter. New York. assistant keeper, and
Martin Way, New York, keeper Benja-
min F. Mitchell, Texas, copyist in Bu-
reau of Statistics. has resigned
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
OTHER BANKERS MAY
LEAVE DIRECTORATES

NEW YORK. Feb. est was said
yesterday that other banking houses
were preparing to follow the example
of Kuhn, Loeb * Co, in having its
members withdraw from the boards Of
directors Of railroads in which they
might be interested, and that the
movement might extend TO some Of
the largest banks. Two or three firms,
situated similarly TO Kuhn, Loeb &.
Co. are expected to take action at no
distant date.
Some OF these firms have numerous
connections which often have placed
them in a position where their inter
ests as lenders OF money came dan
gerously near conflicting with their
attitude as borrowers.
A director Of several corporations
said yesterday that he had been on
syndicates with some of the firms re-
ferred 20. and that the exposures in
the insurance investigation had made
financiers apprehensive of the dangers
involved in being merely dummy di-
rectors- The folly of extending ac-
tivities too far was keenly recog-
niZed.
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
REVOLT IN CHINA
COMING IN SPRING
Prediction Of Swiss Now i'll
Chinese Service.
PLACE CALLED DANGEROUS
Fortress at Tientsin, With European
Help, Has Been Made Practically
Impregnable to Attack.
PLACE CALLED DANGEROUS

GENEVA. Feb. 2S-M Rutshausen,
former director of the government pow
der factory at Berne. who was lent
10 the Chinese IN 1902 TO supeTiutend the
construction of a powder factory at
Pekiu and Tieutsiu, has written home
that the work is nearly completed The
Chinese and European engineers have
converted Tientsin into an ilnpregnable
modern fortress. and other towns have
been greatly strengthened
According TO NJ. Rutshausen. the situ-
alton in China Is extremely dangerous
for Europeans A revolt is expected in
the spring.
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
Shan Opposes Coinage
Of jamestown MOnev
Secretary Objects TO Proposed Two-DoIIar
Souvenir Pieces, Saying 1t Would Be
Detrimental To COuntry's CurrenCy

today before the House Committee on
Industrial Arts and ExpositiOns in oppO-
sitiOn to the plan Of the jamestown Ex-
position Company to have the Govern
ment coin 100000 two-dollar pieces to
be sold by the company as souvenirs at
the jamestown Exposition in 1907,
Mr. Shaw explained that the plan Is
to have these tw0-dollar pieces worth
intrinsicany only S.20. so that the COM
pany shall make a profit of 50 cents on
each piece. He said he was against all
plans TO tamper with the currency Of
the country and he did not think the
people should be encouraged in the idea
that any liberties could be taken with
The Washington times., 1906-02-28
Anthracite Operators and
Miners Expect Peace
Now.
AT HAND OF PRESIDENT
Owners Influenced by Yield
ing in BituminouS Ranks,
as Well.

NEW YORK. Feb 2S.-While the an
thracite coal situa tion is today appar-
emily quiesCent and proceedings toward
an adjustment Of differences between
the hard-cGal operators and miners are
seemingly AT a standstin. the representa-
tives of the miners and the operators
are preparing 10 make concessions that
viii preserve harmony and peace in the
anthracite field.
President Roosevelt is prepared TO meet
d deadlock in the anthracite situation
in the same manner that he effected a
reconsideration of terms in the bitumi-
nous region and the anthracite operators
and miners are both losing much Of their
nrmness in regard 10 the demands and
viii meet in more C0nciiiatory spirit
Miners Keep Quiet.
The miners are inclined to say little
concerning the anthracite situation and
the operators are alike uncommunicat-
i've
The stand taken by the Steel trust that
it Will brook no strike ia the soft coal
fields win doubtless have great effect
in the hard coal situation
4 district president said this morning
al the Ashland House:
With the Steel trust insisting on z
settlement. 1 feel that other large fnau-
cial and industrial interests will exert
pressure in the East 20 bring about a
settlement OF our demands in order that
the prosperity Of the country. which
many industries are enjoying. may be
continued. I am willing 10 say tbst the
miners are willing 10 compromise: md,
II the operators are fsady 70 tres the
demands fairly and honestly. I - no,
see why a settlement cannot be made.
Up to Cassatt.
THE situation at this time is up to 4.
J. Cassatt. president Of the Pennsyl-
yania. and George +. Baer. of the
Reading. They control the campaign
for the operators. and it rem aims for
them to determine what the operators
will do
The railroad operators continue TO de-
clare that no meeting has been held for
a consideration Of the demands
President Mitchell this morning an
nOunced that the miners demands on
the anthracite operators. which he char
acterized as propositions" bad been
mailed to President Baer He said they
had been mailed last night, and are
probably in Mr.. Baer's hands this morn
ing It is likely that after Mr. Baer has
read the demands. he viii call a meet
ing of the operators at which they Will
be discussed. The miners, Mr. Mitchell
said, are now awaiting the reply of the
operators.
The Washington times., 1906-02-28

the coinage system OF the country.
He advised the exposition company to
center all its energies on the plan TO
make the event only a big naval dis
play, as he did not think it possible TO
secure an appropriation for a big indus
trial exhibit Assistant Secretary OF
War Newberry explained that an appro-
priation of s125. .010 will be sufIc.snt 20
entertain the officers and men Of all
vessels Of foreign countries which may
take part in the naval display at the
exposition.
1t is thought that Secretary Shaw ;
opposition TO the coinage of the two
dollar pieces viii destroy all possibility
OF the company securing such a cOnces-
sion.