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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

An Enjoyable Social.

The Faithful Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers and Sons held an ENJOYABLE social
in the lecture room at the First Bap-
list Church last night. at the open
ing Of the evening, two captains, Mrs.
w. H. Billingslea and Mr. N: 9,
Tough were selected, who divided the
guests into companies and several
amusing contests were held. "A con,
test for new members was won by Mr..
Tough and his company who present
ed the names Of five new members,
The opposing company secured four.
Refreshments were served by the
Kings Daughters at the close Of the
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

aYork State Folks,e Falrmonss
vorite Elay, will be seenhsre satnsa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
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Holly.Tenant Nuptials.

This evening at o'clock atgthe
home Of the parents Of the bride
on Spruce street win occur the wed.
ding Of Miss Mary Eta Tenant to
George H. Holy. Miss Helen Elem
ing, Of Fafrmont and Mr.. Ander-
son, Of Plttsburg, will be the attends
ants. The flower girls win be Miss
Nellie Barnes and Miss Margaret
cox. The ceremony Will be perform.
ed by Rev. N. F. Compton, pastor Of
the Methodist Church, and after the
wedding there will be a reception.
The couple win depart on the s:45
train for Pittsburg, where they will
make their future home. Miss Ten
nant Is the daughter Of ]. Tenant,
and ar. Holy, who is a graduate Of
the university. is connected with the
Westinghouse company at Pittsburg.
t,,,,;,, fFII,rnnfoIo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24

Entertained Shakespeare Club.
Misses Bess and Matilda Rankin en-.
tertained the members Of the Shakes
peare club last evening at the home Of
Mrs. John Fisher, on Quincy street.
Their guests were Misses Clara and
Burris Boydston, Ethel Prtckett, Una
Carpenter and Margaret Gordon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-24
M. Marlin Entertalns.

Mrs. Arthur Martin entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon at
her home in the Yost Flat. Several
tables were occupied at bridge and a
delightful afternoon was spent "a
delicious luncheon was served at the
close Of the games.
fkk&k
Mr.. Charles Edwin Reed was host
at a stag dinner last evening at his
home on Falrmont avenue. Covers
were laid for twelve and an elegant
course dinner was served. A color
scheme in pink was delightfully."- car,
rIed out by the lavish use Of pink car
nations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY Department, office Of gen
eral superintendent, L. 6. LAfe-Saving
Service, Washington. D. c. April 30
1S0J.-Sealed proposals VIII be received
al this Office until o'clock D. m or
Wednesday,. the I'D day of May, 1905
and then publicly opened, for furnish
ing supplies required for use of the
I.ife-Saving Service for the fiscal year
ending june 20. 1856. the supplies TO Do
delivered at such points IN New York
Ctcy. Grand Haven Mich. and San
Francisco, Cal. as may be required and
81 The quantities named IN the specifi-
cations. The supplies needed consist Of
Beds, Bedding and Furniture; Brooms
and Brushes; crockery: Hardware,
Household Goods; Lamps, Lanterns,
etc: Medicines. etc; Paints. Oils. etc !,
ship Cha1dlery: Stoves, etc; Tools and
Miscellaneous Articles; al OF which are
enumerated IN the specifications at
tached TO the form Of bid, etc; which
may be obtained upon application to
thls oIhce, or TO the inspector OF Life
Saving Stations, S79 Washington ST,
New York City; superintendent Twelfth
life-SaVing District Grand Haven
Mich: and superintendent Thirteenth
Life-Saving District. New Appraisers =
Stores, san Francisco. Cal. Envelopes
containing proposals should be ad
dressed 70 the General Superintendent
L s I4Ie-Ssving Service, Washington
d c. and marked On the outside
Proposal for Annual Supplies" The
right is reserved 10 reject any or al
bids. ana 10 waive defects IL deemed
Tor the interests OF the Government
S l. KABALL. General Superintend-
ent s. 81 cod
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
|0AKLAND's SCHOOLS
ARE REOP[NED AND
ATTENDANCE IS Bic
All of the Buildings Are In Good Con.
ditien and Considered
70 Be Safe.
With the Problem Of Providing
fer New Pupils.
II 10 Estimated That There Will Be
Fully Two Thousand More
Scholars Next August.

OAKLAND. May THE public
schools rsopened today with almost
normal attendance. All of the school
buildings were more or less damaged
by falling chimneys and plastering,
but they are in fairly good condition
and safe as TAR as brick or frame
structures can be considered safe
The problem which strongly con-
fronts the department is that Of han
ding an increased population Of chill
dren coming from San Francisco. 1t
is estimated that there are at least
5000 children to be added to the nor
NAL school attendance of 10000 to
1900 who win have to be provided
for at the opening Of the new school
year In August.
The present policy win be to seat
the old resident children first, and
to make such temporary provision for
newcomers as the department facil-
tiles will permit
It win not be possible to utilize any
Of the new structures, other than the
Grant school. for long time, owing
to the damage done by the earth
quake. The Grant school was badly
damaged 20 far as It's adornments are
concerned, but 1t is structurally
strong and was opened today. All of
the schools were occupied except the
Lincoln. This school viii be ready
Wednesday. The relief committee on
children's and adults garments which
occupied the basement has moved out,
but forty-eight hours must elapss be-
fore the fumigation Of the building Is
completed.
Superintendent Of Schools Nicely
monds Ia In conference with the
Board Of Education touching the new
conditions which have arisen, and this
problem Of providing additional facil-
tiles win be made one OF paramount
Importance for early settlement
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, BUILD
ERs, ENGINEERS AND OTHERS
INTERESTED IN THE BUILDING
LAWS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Headquarters Committee on Building
Laws, Mowrys Hall, Laguna and
Grove Streets. San Franeisee, May
8, 1906.


Public notice Is hereby given th.S It II
the intention Of the COMMITTEES on Build
ing Laws, appointed by his Honor Mayor
E. II. SCHMITZ, to recommend to tho
hoard OF Supervisors for adoption q re-
vision Of the building laws and ordinances
OF the city ano oeun5y & & o. san IA EfaHoisSS; t g
the COMMITTEES in its, work. architects.
builders, engineers and ell others inter
ested in the matter under consideration
are hereby Invited to submit in writing,
within ten u0) days hereof. such sug.-
restions. recommendations changes and
emendrrents to the laws and ordinances
regulating the construction OF buildings
in San Erancfsco az their knowledge and
exepes1euco may deem advisable In Ire-
scrfbinr the conditions under which all
permanent STRUCTURES snail hereafter be
srectcd In the city and county.
Couies OF the present building laws and
ordinances may be obtained upon appli-
cation at the headquarters OF the COM
rnittoe above noted. S6
JxGE9 L. GALI4AQHER. AairmAn.
6ANf0k q oo9N6AN bsassa<x
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08

Now when the gentle spring days
are here and the seasonable spring
showers are rsvivifying all nature.
and al plant life Is starting to bud
forth In glory, many q man and
woman does not feel the joyousness
which should be theirs ut this season
Rather they feel languid. tired. have
very little or no appetite. ambition II
gone, Lack energy, enjoy neither work
nor rest Life In their case ut least
IL largely . burden. . thing 10 be en-
dured, not to Be enjoyed. AL this
simply means that the system needs
toning up, and each and every funo-
ton Of the body needs stimulating and
strengthening. This once accom-
plished. life again becomes . joy and
pleasure.
II your system u In need Of blood
elsensins tonic that win start the
whole machinery Of the human frame
running smoothly and naturally. 1t Is
your evident duty to seek out and find
some tried, approved and safe remedy
that win do the work OF cleansing the
blood and building up the tissue with
out at the same time leaving any In
5urtous e1sctx.
Thousands Of physicians prescribe
and indorss Duffys Pure Malt whis-
key A. an ideal spring medicine, one
that does Its work effectively in puri-
tying the blood, In stimulating the
heart, In aiding digsston and In add
Ing fresh vigor and LIE to the entire
body. Large numbers Of those who
have used Duftys are most loud In its
praise.
Duffys Pure Malt whiskey IL an
absolutely pure and scientific dist1lla-
ton from Malt, containing medical
and inviEorattng qualities not found in
any other whisksy or medicine.
Dunys Il the only absolute pre-
vsntativs and cure Of pneumorda. con-
sumption, grip, bronchitis, asthma.
stomach ana nervous diseases, malaria
and low fsverA
All druggists and grooers. or direct.
one dollar bottle. Medical booklet
free. DuHys Malt Whisksy o., Rooh-
ester, n. T. sss
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
WILL REAR
THREE BIG
BUILDINGS
Trustees Of Prior Estate
to Let Contracts for
Class A Structures.
Will Occupy the Sites Of
Burned Blocks on
Market Street.
Same Owners Likely to
Rebuild on TiVOli
Location.

At meeting Of the trustees Of the
]. K. Prior estate yesterday It was de-
cidsd to build three class A buildings
on Market street. These buildings are
to be located In the once busiest part
OF San Francisco, which tends to show
that the nuSinsss section Of the city
will be located In the same section It
occupied before the condagration-
The heirs were represented at the
meeting by J. K Prior Jr.. L Q. Prior.
william Nstznex, n. Delger ana Thom-
as P. Andrews
One building Is to be erected At 1920
Market street, opposite Fifth 4 mag
nidcent structure will rise on the site
at 1ozs Market, where formerly stood
the Owl Drug Company. Another
building viii be reared on piecs Of
ground with q frontage Of 10 feet ep-
posits the demolished odd Fellows
building. This spot before the drs was
covered by small buildings.
These three buildings are to be mod
ern in svery detail and viii add to tho
beauty Of new San Francisco The
contracts for the construction work
have not yet been let, but they viii be
IN a short time. The work Of clearing
the debris win be begun at onos.
AS to the property OF the Prior es-
tate at Mason and Eddy streets, which
was formerly occupied by the T1voli
Opera-house, the trustees have not de-
cided just what they will erect there,
but as soon as work Is under way on
the first three structures It II likely
the trustees will decide to build On the
Tivoli site also.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday,
Fred n. J. Hassmann. 81. 1sos Bush
street, city. and Ida stettler, n. Bush
street. city.
George C. harrington -, city. and
Grace Amann. %, city.
Victor z. Stein, 2s, 1Tzs Buchanan
street, and Elizabeth Ii q Ksnner,
20, i74s Buchanan street.
Charles R. Blow. IL. city, and Ross
p. Turner, IS, city.
Thomas w. simnis. ~. a157 Fifteenth
street, city, and Myrtle G. Buokman,
20, $50 Third avenue.
Emil Kuhen, 2s. a5s Eureka street.
and Lottis Morris. Is. 75s Eurel<a st
venanzte Matraia, 30. 1851 Eighteenth
street, and Agnes II o&sstnsA -
1881 Eighteenth street.
Antonio Bargagitotti. a. city. and
IDA Risso, Is, city.
Frank Heuer, Is, city, and Aatflds
Kuntx. "a, city.
James Clapten. Is. aas Nevada ave-
nue.. and Emma T. Davis, q. aas Ne
vada avenue.
Thomas w. LawrsnoA -, city. and
Inez L Wilder. 20, city.
Victor Koehna 81 city and Derls
Keatfnx. q. city.
Millard A Farnswerth. "a. ctty. and
Grace Levy. a. city.
Norris 3. Cornell. n, city. and Ethel
II sisdsnburg. q, caty.
Arthur II. Martin, 70. Stockton, and
Lillious q. Rssder. -. city.
william Il Rsardon. %, sity, and
Eva II. Roberts. II. city.
Hugh J. Collins. n, city, ana Bessia
Wilton, 10, le1i Hayes street.
Lester T. Fitzdmmons. Il, city, and
Mauds Simpson, II, city.
Samuel Wool. ~. aAA ana Naxy
Pogust, 10, city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
WIN Repair County BuIIdInss.

OAKLAND, May 1.-The Board Of
Supervisors met in regular session this
morning and got rid Of O large amount
of routine business which had piled up
In the last two weeks In regard to
the repairing Of damage done TO county
property throughout the country By
the earthquake g resolution wss
adopted authorizing each Of the SUI
pervisors to make such repairs az ers
nscsssary In his particular distrioa
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
Bank vaulta Found Int.et

The Canadian Bank Of Commerce,
with which u amalgamatsd the Bank
OF British Columbia, opened its vaults
yesterday and found the contents IN
tact.
w. II. Crocksr, prssident Of the
Croclsr-weolworth National Bank
said that absolutely no damage had
been caused fn the banks safe deposi.
vaults By the firs. Sheets Of paper and
bdottfny pads en- the vault tables were
not scerched. The safe deposit depart
msnt Of ths bank simply resumed
business yesterday where It left OF
Apr1i II. thA day before the hre.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
BANkYs Cash RESOURCES
ARE LARGELY INCREASED

etatsmsnt Il Issued Showing Finances
q the Wells Fargo Nevada
National Cooperation.
Ths Wells Targo-Nsvada Nationa,
Bank yestsr1Ay sent out . statement
OF its resources. This shows that the
amount immediately available IN cash
on April 9 was $40, ,7s7.s4a.
That does not show our Immediate
cash resources" said L W. Hsllman,
when speaking OF the record. Ths
amount has been increased to between
"a. .ooo. 1000 and t2s,ooo.ooo. More than
ts,ooo.ooo IN deposits srs controlled By
me and Of sourss this 10 net to b
disturbed"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
Major General Parsthsrs. Die.

ooLDwATER, kioh- May Ma
jcr General J. q Psrkhu1st wsll
known ~ IN ofiosr IN the army Of
the Cumberland during the Qivi1 War,
who served two pears as provost mar
shs1 general under General Thcmxs,
and who was United States ministsr
TO Belgium under President Clsvs.
land. aisa last night q ~ hume
hseA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
.,IsINrss PERsoNALs-con.

cERAI.n J. FTTzGIBBON, for
-Sa-Iv q q Powell st, now at 2oi
Haight st. mO
WTTTTAN ]. HERRlN. attorney. Crossley
$40 hss established his law Offices tenn
,1o-s-iiv at his residence, 1893 Masonic ave.
Insurance collected x5-u
THE ATcNutt Hospital Ia now located at
l5I Pacidc ave. San Francisco. 29 If
4 CAPP & CO. real estate, Office at 62S
Rsze- 81 near McAIlister ST 26-lmo
CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECKIEG IC
VIII coutinue business at their cid stand, ~
". cor 10Th and Mission sts., San Frsn.
cisco; are now ready for all bids OF wreck.
ing K T. Norton, secretary, can be found
a. 2Ils O'Fsrrell ST. Branch once, ,266 E.
18th St, coz. 9Th ave, East Oakland II. ].
McB BRIDE. usrzEer- 26~tf
General Cgat-actors-
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana zp-
cs-rtensnces. Employees report Immediately.
l6Q7 Marker ST. cor 18th 4-so-lm
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
APANEsE-AMERIcAN BANK
SAFE WiTHsTANDa THE FIRE
Coin and Currency to Amount .
$4,000 ls Found 10 Be Abso-
luteiv unin Iured

$4,000 ls Found 10 Be Abso-
lutely UnlnJured.
A safs containing $4,000 belonging
TO the JApansss-American Bank. for
marty located On osa<y street, was
opened yesterday on sutte1 street
with cold ohisei and the gold, silver
and rapsr money looked Is bright a.
when II was placed IN the receptacle.
Tbs paper In which some Of the silver
coins was wrapped was Drowned By
the heat but no signs Indicated the
ccinS proximity 20 the tremendous
heat 10 which Il had been subject.
During the period that the big sledes
hammer battered the cold chisel and
while the coin was being removed q
lieutenant and guard at the Sixth
Regiment. National Guard Of CaliAor-
MA kspt guard evsr the psemasss and
safe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
lnsurance.

In v3sw Of numerous applications 6
special department for collection ..
insuranos losses has been established
In charge ef competent experts. A
1UxUI 1854 R11o ~ nans y11mnUA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
BLOOD CLEANSING.
SPRING TONIC.

Duffys Pure Malt WhIskey 10 an Ideal
Spring Medicine That Never Fails to
Put the Blood in Right Condition
and - Make Life Worth Living.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
BIRTHS.

lCORWIN-In this CITY, May 4, 1so6, 10
Uae wife OF Harley G. COrwin, daugA-
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
MARRIEn-

JONES this city,
Nay 6. 1876. by The Rev. Philip Coombe
Lloyd Jones ana Mary Richardson
bOtl OF SSn Francisco.
LEONEARDT-BUT this city,
Nay ;. lsS6. by the Rev. F. w. Fischer,
John Richard Leonhardt and Echo
Frances Butler, both Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-08
h. F. Suhr 8 Co.
FUNERAL Directors and Embalmsra.
asls MISSION sTREE1
Between 18th and aetn.
Phone White 13t1.
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING
COMPANY

Having escaped the fire, We stli
continue the business ct the old
stand. 2475-24ss Mission street
near 21E. St Zee cur chapel free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04

on mine car on the mine branch track
near Puritan, causing the car to go in
wild flight and killed eleven men and ser
iously injure several others, in the run
OF three miles, when it brought up with
crash against number Of cars stand
ing on side track. All along the path
bodies were found at intervals, until II
in all were recovered by the searchers.
The victims of the juggernaut had been
to Portage buying supplies for the
Fourth Of July celebration and were re-
turning home laden with food supplies
and fireworks. They were travelling
leisrely home when overtakeu and run
down by the runaway car, Officials Of
the Puritan mine declare their belief
that the ear was started down the line
by strikers at the mines that we're Ee'
opened on non.upicn basis several
weoka ego.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
WILL CARRY APPLES.
New Line Of Steamers to Engage in the
Apple Trade.

NEW YORK. July s--The first steam
ship service ever operated exclusively
for the expectation of American apples
is now being arranged for by Harry M.
Isaac Of firm Of fruit importers Of
London. The ships win ply between
Boston and London and Hull Formerly
1t has been the custom to ship the ap.
Piles on the large freight ships, but the
business has grown 50 a. to support .
line Of steamers.
Mr.. Isaac. who IA now In Now York
says that the expectation Of apples will
be greatly expedited by tbs new service
and mitch Of the fruit win be- marketed
70 better advantage abroad. The steam.
sFs wiii mIi every fortnight and viii
have ; capacity d 10000 barrels The
total ekpori u appIes last AeaseB fTem
al ports was gfls,ATs baFgsis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
BRYAN WANTS
free HAND
----------~-.
Makes Brief Statement In
London Papers.
WILL NOT Be BOUND
Does Not Regard New York Re-
csptlon . Presidential
Endorsement.
CANDIDACY NOT ANNOUNCED
CANDIDACY NOT ANNOUNCED
@Silver Tongued" Orator Does Not De.
sire to be Placed Where hs
viii bs Bound 10 Keep
Silence.

LONDON. July 3.--william J. Bryan
and Mrs Bryan arrived tonight from
Norway. There was large number Of
callers AZ the Hotel Cecil where the
Bryars are stopping. In statement
20 the newspaper men, Bryan said tho
frat suggestion Of reception In New
York came from the Commercial Trav.
elers League. before there was any dis
cnsaion Of the next campaign. He stated
the reception must not be regarded In
che light Of q presidential endorsement.
Ho said @While appreciate the com.
piiment paid BY the various state con.
ventions, ] do not regard their expires.
sions a. binding upon them or upon the
party Of their state | shall not prose.
cute them for n breach Of promise II
they transfer their affections 10 another
To allow the reception to be regarded
MS an endorsement, would be unjust to
Others who may be candidates. | have
Feen the names Of several mentioned AZ
possible candidates, among them Con.
gresham Hearst, Senator Bailey and
Governor Folk. who have all rendered
conspicuous service to their party and
country and their claims should be con-
sidered. The party Is entitled to the
most available man and the question Of
availability cannot be determined so far
in advance"
Bryan said he did not wish TO be
placed In the position Of announcing his
candidacy, but that he prefers TO be In
the position whore he can say what he
likes and write what he likes and do
what he thinks should be done Bryan
win speak at the American Society din.
uer tonight
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
ROOSEVELT AT HOME.

OYSTER BAY, July 3s--Rooaevelt to-
day took up the work Of administering
governmental affairs from Sycamore bill.
tomorrow he viii make an address to his
neighbors in celebration Of the fourth.
~ Ii ascertained that the salary of Sec
retary Bishop In the canal commission
will be $4,000 d year This leaves
Bishops condensation exactly a. be-
foret when he drew $4,000 as 4 member
Of the commission and $500 as It's sec-
Fetary. Great crowds are expected here
tomorrow TO celebrate the fourth and a
large number Of extra police and
deputies are sworn in.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04

buildings in Hamburg was totally de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon.
The steeple which was 406 feet high
fell in less than forty minutes after the
fire started.
A large department store and twelve
houses were entirely destroyed and 20
other buildings were damaged.
Twenty persons are missing, four are
known to be dead, and thirty firemen
are injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
SEVERE EARTHOUAKE.

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ. July s.
Fairly yesterday morning At socorro, rs
miles south Of this city, was shaken by
q succession Of the seyevest earthquakes
IN the memory Of The people Of the city,
The disturbance sonllnuea AZ intervals
q few minutes ieF haIl 40 hour and
then ceased, No serious damage was
done. Tbp leslaents, especially tbe na'
lives, were greatly frightened,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04

creffiald, Holy Roller Leader, Shown to
De Terrible Monstsr.

SEATTLE, July Burgess Starr, the
husband Of Mitehall'a sister wm tho
chief witness for the defense this after
noon. He told a revolving tale Of tho
doctrines taught by CrenieId and Of
Mitchell'n revelation from bis mothers
spirit that he must XIII Crciiield 10
savo bis sister Father from CrefIicld's
strange power. The witness said.
n told him tMitcheii) that my wife
had bssn approached by crefileld 10 get
Esther out of school He tCrcfileld) told
my wife, that Esther was o Virgin and
shs had 10 bring forth the Christ 70 take
up hia work when he was killed"
The witness teld Of the confessions Of
hin wife 10 him of CrefIieldh teaching
that his flock must eat his flesh and
drink hIs blood. Prosecuting Attorney
John II. Manning, Of Muitncmah County,
Oregon, arrived and may 10 d witness
on Thursday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
SENDS MIKADo DRAWINGS.

NEW YORK, July 3.--A London dis.
patch to the Times says that last No
vember Henry Mayer, the cartoonist,
forwarded to Toxic as q gift to the
Mikado the originals Of HE drawings on
the Russo-Japanese war; which had
appeared in the Times.
He has just received word that the
Mikado has accepted the gift and as q
return courtesy has sent him pair Of
Japanese cloisonne vases with the inn
perial crest thereon. Mayer is asked
TO accept the vases as token Of the
Mikado's appreciation Of his pictorial
sentiments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
MUST HAVE PANIED BoNI.

PARIS, July S.--By a vote Of 25S to
25l the chamber Of deputies today an
nulled the election Of Count Boni de
Castellane on the ground Of corruption
and bribery. The Count made similar
charges against his opponent and said
the attack started against him during
his painful family difficulties"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-04
scHMITz WRITES LETTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-Mayor
schmitz today addressed third letter
10 the executive committee of the United
Shipping 4 Transportation Association
requesting arbitration Of The matter 81
strike On she waseFgFont The Mayor
dselares . settlement ai tha trouble i
feF the best Interests II Ne elfg.