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The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Not a Surprise.

The news o Decatur's acquittal was
not exactly a surprise. 1t met with gem
eral approval. and was isdorsed by the
great body of the middies. But on top
Of the news OF the acquittal came the
report that another charge and specifi-
cations were being drawn up against the
popular first classman. This time il Is
said Decatur Is charged with hazing H
H J. Benson and Adrian B. Gather OF
the fourth class. 1t vas further re-
ported that Decatur viii be placed on
trial AZ The conclusion Of Marzoni-s trial
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
May Last Till Monday

IndlCauOns thls morning are that the
trial Of Marzoni will run over into next
Monday
G. II. Mann, counsel for the accused.
is prepared TO make a strong defense
and friends OF the accused midshipman
say the prosecution viii have a hard
,ime in proving its case
From Admiral Sands headquarters
comes the story that the authorities
are bent on establishing a record that
viii go down as a tradition when hazing
was abolished at the Naval Academy
such a record is not impossible but un-
less there is a decided change ia senti-
mFnt among the upper class men, the
inst class in particular, il will be highly
lDlprobable.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16

the State to which it belonged that it
would attract the commerce Of the
world.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Credentials-D. W. Coolidge of Pasa-
dena, Isador Jacobs of San Francisco.
William Robertson of Fresno, J. III.
Smith of Napa and Clarence E. Ed
words of San Francisco.
Resofutions-John S. Akerman Of
San Diego. George Henderson OF
Eureka. c. a. Moody of Los Angales,
Francis Cutie of Riverside and Cap
tain William H. Marston of San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16

The mucous coating OF the stomach
and intestines has lost its power OF
secreting the gastric juice Ian impor-
tant factor IN digestion), the muscles
Of the middle coating are correspond
ingly lifeiess in grinding up the food
and as result the food lies IN your
stomach fermenting. poisoning the
blood. irritating the nerves and break
ing down the system
Something must be done TO arouse
the digestive organs to action. Stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets alone have been
found capable Of digesting the food for
the unhealthy stomach. They contain
diastase. pepsin and other digestive
agents which the stomach itself pos
sesses when in health. These agents
digest the food for the stomach and
give the stomach e chance 10 rest and
regain it's normal powers
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not q
patent medicine, the formula for their
preparation having been made public
and known TO 10000 physicians in the
United States and Great Britain. BY
government tests Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets have been shown not only TO
contain no harmful ingredients but to
possess digestives of higher purity
than found in any other preparation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are rec
commended by physicians everywhere
end can be bought OF any druggist or
direct from the manufacturers at 50
cents per box.
II preferred a free trial package will
be sent you Immediately upon receipt
OF name and address r. A Stuart Co.
- Stuart building, Marshall. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
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Contained From Page -. Column
Balboa al Pacific Beach. On Monday
he delegates viii be given launch
ride on the bay and will visit Point
Iona and Tia Juana
WELCOME TO DELEGATES
An address OF welcome was delivered
to the delegates today by DR.. Edward
Grove. president Of the San Diego
Chamber Of Commerce. He dweit
upon the great work for the benefit
Of the State that was being done by
the California Promotion Committee.
In which the people of San Diego, and.
In fact. all parts Of California, are deep
iE interested. He assured the delegates
That the people OF San Diego welcomed
them 70 their midst and he expressed
the wish that the hospitality eX-
tended would be Of such a nature
that the delegates to the meet
ing would carry away with them
the warmest feelings for the beautiful
city of the south And. he added. IF
anything is left undone toward your
comfort well-being and welcome. the
fault lies only in our inability TO ascer-
tain your wishes"
DR.. Grove was followed by an address
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16

night. and the morning found him
much improved He also passed a quiet
day. The bulletin issued at o'clock
tonight says:
The King has had quiet day, with
about one hours sleep. His appetite
is good. His temperature is 1904 Fab
renheit The heart has further i'm
proved. The condition of the lungs is
unchanged"
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16

Radke e. Co. are showing the most
exclusive line of toilet articles in San
Francisco Send US your order by mall,
and it will receive prompt attention
Bush St and Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Why Take
Business Home Z?
Are Your Nerves Constantly Strained
With GroundIess Wouies?

The cause of this tense condition is
In your stomach Your food does not
digest properly. Nine-tenths of all
nervous type, and the only certain cure
Is to right Ehe cause. Tonics. brain
foods, bitters. etc, are mere tempo
rary stimulants. Your stomach and
small intestines have become deranged
by improper selection of foods. i'm
nerfect mastication and irregularity
both as 20 time and amount of eating.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
HARBoR NEEDS REcIrED


Among other interesting addresses
H. L. Ricks president of the Humboldt
County Chamber of Commerce: San
Pedro Harbor," by Lee c. Gates of Los
Angeles; Commerce of the Pacific
Ocean by William E. Smythe of San
Diego; Oakland Harbor," by Hugh
Hogan, chairman of the Harbor and
Water Front Committee of the Oakland
Chamber of Commerce; Value of Cali
fornia Harbors TO the Mountain Coun-
ties by Gilbert B. Morrow of Sonora,
and 'Harbors of California and Their
Relation to the Shipping Industry" by
]. Jensen of San Francisco.
After the banquet at the Hotel del
were entertained with an illustrated
talk on San Diego by 0. w. Cotton. who
said in part:
Our climatic conditions are un-
equaled. our Industrial, mineral and
agricultural resources are as great as
can be found anywhere, and our entire
county from the ocean to the Colorado
River is as yet but in its infancy. The
$4,000 people pursuing the various oc-
cupations. industries and businesses are
/ best demonstrating what can be ac-
complished here. San Diego County,
with it's $500 square miles, can sup
port and employ 100000 and have
4 room to spare and by our continued
1
| the assistance of the California Promo
tion Committee we expect to attain that
| end.
DIR. Clarence e. Edwords. chief of
publicity of the California Promotion
Committee. delivered an illustrated lee
ture on the subject of California; s
Harbors.v In his lecture he brought
out the community of interest of all
parts of the State, saying:
Every industry in the State is de-
! one attribute of California that is COM
mon to the entire commonwealth. This
/ is the magnificent harbor facilities
try in the State to reach the markets
of the world California is partfcu-
| lariy fortunate in It's harbors, and were
any of them situated anywhere along
! the parallel coast of the Atlantic Il
would be so fostered and developed by
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16

at San Pedro and the roadstead at Port
Hartford. a distance of more than 200
miles, hllsone place offers shelter from
the northwesterly gaies-the roadstead
of Santa Barbara. So admirably smell
tered is this roadstead that only an
exactly southeast gale. something that
rarely occurs. will create any disturb
ance therein. To remedy this one de-
feet a breakwater would be necessary
to intercept the southeast swell dur
ing "A gale from that quarter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14

0os 8onanenGan6 1T
Goitarica. Der fiioli4te ser mittelamss
cifdnifd1eu streiTtddten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14

BeIud: Shuta's Saloon, Ila'
mo Btasa. Stets friIdes Bier an
Rapf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14

% der IN 0eutf6.
. It a r a. Cine pi9tige &ous
i'm QebeH Der GurppGer in 6eutid,
Oitofrita fpielen Die gpaneff9en DG
f9er, Die 0pbis. Die tpsiBen Qn3ii9e
bic man in Der &olonie allgemein trGgt
miifen HutiirIi6 Iebr bGufig gum WG.
t9er tpanoern. Der 8obi pdI9t, in.
benz er Die naTen uno etpas eingeleiF.
ten Wdi@eftiide 10 LANCE segen oi,
Stetne oes Carbohydrates ODER geger
Den Steinran0 elmer GiIterne f6ldot
Biz ie linn rein biinten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14

Der @ei + n a 9tspadet>
berfebr in 9eutfhlano tpies i'm
lebten Sabre mieoer cine betrd4tti6e
Steigeruns auf. ipenn biefs aud in
Berlin BEL Der @efammtitidsab1 Der
a~ufgegebensn unb eingegangenen
padete nur etrpa Die 6dlfte 6ss gu
Do4les i'm Sabre 1904 erreidte. Sn
Berlin puroen pom IL. biz Is. De
5ember eini9lieBli9 insgeIammt
2.365.620 padste o~ufgeeeben, bas finb
69,518 mebr ais 1904.
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GmtIebItdi o%erbrannt.

Gbas. 8. MDpre, elm Woihiniit
in Soro gitp, Ya., uerbrannte iidl
in einem elettriIhen Diem entieBlidl
Die 6ano. CT rieb lte nit Budlen's
Irnica Sable elm unb erSielte oas aez
mbbnlibe &eiultat: cine idneHe uno
nDaltdn6iae Seiluna. Dn8 bette 6eil'
mittel ee9en Berbrennunaen, Buns
ben, Nbibirfuttaen. eczema uno
S6morrboloen. 25 @ts. bel ao0lph
BreiR une e. Ratteper & SDbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14

Seine Aual fpu,rnt Ger ourh Rbsus
matismus oeruriadten 9leib. 9urh
ben @ebrauh nDrt elmer & 2tmemos
8ecept No. 2S5f miro iofort Gin.
berune aelbaffen. Su alien gpo'
beten III baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-14
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
Gemmiiiions.@eida

Btr ftbren oGIe @rten pun@roceries &c,
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ner'Betden, 8nderrObr : Somen, Rafir,
8orn, oeutiher Sirie uno Seu in Rn
aenlaouHeen 0oer fpeniger.
Wtr eriuben nm @oniianationen Dor
qauoes,RrooncteH ShnetIe G~rtebiannt
Der Geih)dlte.
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IL 5 der auf g M
beOisnsn iih beim 6iI6funse Der Sru6t
Der DBatrtngtonia ipeeioia," mtttelIt
tpel6er lie Die Biife bstGubsu,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
MONKEY ADOPTS A KITTEN
Betty Takes a Liking TO Stray Cat,
Feeds Her and Makes a Spleen
did Nurse

New Hork.-Betty, a monkey who
was in the habit OF going on sprees
with her former master in her un-
regenerate days. has settled down TO
quiet life az the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty 10 Animals head
quarters in Jersey City as the foster
mother OF black and white kitten
\ girl of Is entered the building a
few days ago with a half-starved six
weeks-old kitten IN her arms. she
said her mother didn't want her to
keep the kitten any longer. and would
the cruelty man" please find a nice
home for her?
Inspector Deterle promised 20 look
around for a place. and then Betty.
from her perch on top Of a big door
leading to the Office. began to chatter.
AS soon as the girl had departed she
swung herself down from her high
seat and walked toward the kitten,
who sat washing her face with her
paws in front OF the desk
The monkey circled around her sew
eral times. and the cat made a playful
tap at Betty's stump tail. Betty made
few remarks which Deterle didn't
attempt 10 interpret, and then tender
ly took the kitten in her arms.
She climbed back TO the top Of the
door and remained there for hours
hugging the cat to her bosom with
the tenderness of a mother. When
It came bedtime several officers were
obliged 70 do circus stunts 10 get the
adopted baby away, and Betty didn't
take kindly 70 the separation.
She was allowed TO have the kitten
again in the morning. She promptly
carried the furry ball 20 pan Of milk
and held her head down while the
cat Tapped her I'LL. Then she cuddled
the kitten in her hairy arms and both
went TO sleep.
Since the day Betty adopted her
baby she hasn't let the kitten get fur
Their than the length OF her chain ex-
cept when the officers have forcibly
removed her. The kitten has ap-
parently taken a shine TO her foster
mother and seems TO be happiest when
smuggling in her embrace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
MN " ELh,
THE DISPATCHER'S STORY. %
SHEARlNG BY MACHINERY.
Experience Of One Farmer Proves
That in This Day 1t Is Most
Economical

have used a strengthening ma
chine for the past five or six years.
writes a correspondent OF the Rural
New Yorker Thsy have been very
much improved in that time. The
nrst knife. or clippers. that had. very
soon got clogged and did not do good
work on sheep that had fine or oily
wool, or had any wrinkles. The one
! now have. used on the same machine,
will clip any kind OF a sheep or wool
Now as 10 the direct question: Has
the machine any advantage over hand
work? So long as we had the old
fashioned shearers, who could turn of
80 TO 40 sheep a day, well SHARED l
had no need OF a machine. AS the old
men died on. or were unable 20 shear
any longer, and because OF the scarcity
OF sheep few young men took up
Bhearing. IL became a problem 10 know
how 10 get the sheep well and econom-
Scally sheared. The men who were
unused 10 It not only cut the sheep
and tangled up the wool, but they
would shear only few sheep per day,
which made IL expensive For this
reason ! put in a machine. Any man
who is at all handy soon learns how
20 hold a sheep, which IS the impor-
tant thing A careless man can cut a
sheep badly with the edge OF the clip
bers, but soon sees the danger and
avoids IT. With the shears the sheep,
In the hands of such man, is covered
with little cuts. find that after a
little practice a man viii shear sheep
every Is or 20 minutes; and their bod
Ges will be as smooth as a well-clipped
horse OF course Il takes another man
70 turn the crank. so IL is not so much
OF time saver in the hands of a
novice; but a skilled man, OF an old
shearer who knows how to handle a
aheep. will average better than a sheep
every ten minutes. The man who
turns can be a cheap hand, who could
An no case use the shears. l propose
next year TO rig a shaft and use my
one and one-half horsepower gasoline
spray engine to uriye the machine. II
n not necessary, as some have sup
posed, to use a shears TO finish or trim
the legs. The same power, with a diff
ferent knife, can be used to clip horses,
OF the shearing clippers can be used
on e housekeeping machine. Like all
machinery, they must be looked after
and kept In order.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

is foot wide board which holds bak-
ing pans, basins. etc, and carries a
row Of hooks on which to hang small
articles used in cooking. such az
spoons, skimmers. forks, egg heaters.
etc
This table has an under part about
one foot from the floor, with an edge
around to keep things from rolling OF.
where are kept other utensils and
things necessary in cooking. The table
is on rollers and can be showed easily
any place in the room. This zinc top
Is thoroughly cleaned after each meal.
and no cracks TO catch filth and no oil
cloth to get spoiled
This table is so near the range. saws
the Farmers Voice. gives one al oppor-
tunity 10 cook and work. during the
getting up OF a meal. without the extra
steps required to run to the stove.
The light comes from large windows
on the other side and end OF the room.
II the piece running across the tod
OF the. table were wider It would ex-
clude the light
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

The IRE was i'm his blood. and he Slowed
INTO the hills with a speed unslackened.
From the rocks II is down grade all
the way To the canyon. and the wind
blew them and the track pulled them.
and frenzied man sat at the throttle.
Just where the line crosses Peace river
the track bends sharply i'm through the
Needles 10 take the bridge.
The curve is a ten degree. As they
struck it the headlight shot far out
upon the river-and they In the cab
knew they were dead men. Instead OF
lighting the box OF the truss the lamp
lit black and snaky flood sweeping
over the abutment with yellow foam.
The Peace had licked up Aguew's thir-
ty foot piles. and his bridge was not
Whatever could be dOne-and HALEY
knew all-meant death TO the cab. De
mis- MulleniX never moved: no man that
knew HALEY would think Of trying to
supplant him. even with death under
the ponies He did what man could
do. There was no chance anyway for
the cab, but the caboose held twenty
OF his faithful men.
the nauges the special. shaking in the
clutches Of the air brake swung the
curve
Again the rOadmaster checked heav-
ny. The leads Of the pile driver. sway
ing high above gravity center. careen-
Ell for am instant wildly 10 the tangent.
then the monster machine. parting
from the tender, took the elevation
like hurdle and shot into the trees.
dragging tho cahoose after IT, But en-
gine and tender and five in the cab
plunged head on into the Peace.
Not man I'm the caboosc was killed.
IL was cas- BE- HALEY had tempered the
blow TO It's crow. They scrambled out
OF the splintcrs and ou their feet men
and ready to DO. one voice from be-
low came GO them through the storm.
and they answered It's calling IL was
Callahan. but burden, MulleIix Pceto.
Haley. never called egaia
At daybreak wrockers Of the West
End. swarming from mountain and
plain. werc heading FOR the Peace. and
The McCloud gang. mp. crossed the
Spider on lIaiey's bridge. on the
bridge the coward trainmen had re-
ported ont. quak.ug as they did I'm the
storm no the spider foaming over its
approaches. but Hailcy's bridge stood
stands today.
Yet three days the spider ragged and
know then IT'S MASTER while he three
whole days SAT- ot thc bottom OF the
Peace clutchIus the engine levers in
the ruins %; Agucw's mistake.
Aud when the divers got them up
Callahan and Bucks tore big Pecto's
arms from his masters body and shut
his staring eye and laid him at his
masters side And only the Spider
raveulng at Hailey's caissons ragged
But HALEY slept
NEXT WEEK,
THE DISPATCHER'S STORY"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

btNAfNE KIDD.
station feathers, wishbOnes and glib.
lets were cleared from the engine and
trucks. Upon approaching Leaven-
worth, this state, a horse was struck
by the train, and inspectors at Leaven-
worth were in the act of again clearing
the train when a remarkable discovery
was made
Perched on a brake rod under the
mail coach was a rooster. his plumage
indicating him survivor OF the Minoc
disaster. Made an easy prisoner, he
was carried TO the coach, and with a
rope tether was given the freedom OF
the car. That 1.2OO-mile journey. as
blind baggage, had left no apparent i'll
effects, and he crowed and strutted
proudly about after he had been fed
from lunch boxes.
AS the feat of the bird came in full
realization to the postal clerks, John
Schaner and L. Meade johnson, a de-
sire 70 possess him grew in each, AMI
they drew lots TO determine owner
ship, and Johnson won. The subse-
quent fate OF the rooster is told in his
owners words:
we had first decided 70 give him
20 the captain of the Minnesota as a
mascot, but some one suggested the
possibility of his forming the basis OF
a chop suey en- route. and we had only
one recourse-our own soup"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

e the record of a white leghorn rooster,
which since has had a more comfort
able and less dangerous roost at the
boathouse home of Railway Postal
Clerk L. Meade Johnson, at Lescht
Park. 1t is a sad commentary on the
sympathetic element of man that after
this notable feat the end OF II should
be so prosaic-as soup.
The Great Northerns Oriental linz
tied dashed into a flock Of chickens,
approaching Minot, S. d., one night
recently, and during the stop at che
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

floor is cemented a hot air furnace
IN the cellar heats the house. The
frame of the building is of hemlock
lumber and timber. put up balloon
style. The walls are all sheathed. pa
pered. sided and shingled. as shown on
elevation. The main roof is also
shingled with white cedar shingles
The cornices. rails. and all other ex-
terror Furnishings are Of pine and cy-
press lumber and mouldings.
The piazza columns are of white
wood. turned. The exterior work IS
painted two coats of white lead and
linseed oil paints of any preferred col
ors. The shingles are stained with
two coats OF shingle stain. brush
coated. All except the cellar windows
are fitted with outside pine blinds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

with rolling Stats and hung with
hinges and spring back hooks com
plete
The floors are laid with narrow
North Carolina pine flooring boards.
well blind nailed. The exterior walls
are lathed with spruce Hath and I'm
ished with two coats Of common NOR
tar. with hard white finish. The trim
Is OF cypress mouldings. as are the
stairs, which have oak hand rails.
newells and balusters.
The dresser Is fitted with glass
doors, closets, drawers and shelves. as
well as such other closets as may be
desired. by owner. The trim IS hnish-
ed in natural wood. with wood I'LL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
Reformed

She married him to reform him,
did she not?"
80 they say"
did she succeed?"
Yes, in a way. He was the same
high roller during their marriage. bu:
when she got a divorce the judge al
lowed her so much alimony that he
can no longer AFFORD TO be jolly good
fellow so he has settled down. "-Hous-
ton Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

ScSA<zT0 SrC0>2.2 [zooq H5NsSs
ers. well rubbed down smooth and
two good coats Of light hard varnish.
The kitchen has modern range and
boiler. The sink and wash trays are
In the kitchen.
The bath room has wash basin. bath
tub and water closet, all with exposed
plumbing
This makes very comfortable. COSY
and complete little home and is well
worth careful study for anyone con
temDlating the building Of a small.
low-priCed house.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
Remedial.

1 am greatly troubled with KEEP
tomania." exclaimed the fashionably
dressed woman. as she hustled into the
drug department Now. what would
you advise me to take for it?''
Your departure. madam. by all
means replied the floorwalker. and
bowed her to the elevator-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
Wonders Never Censa-

First London Belle-Oh, have you
heard the news? l never would have
believed it. but it's true. All sorts of
wonderful things are occurring nova
days.
Second London Belle-Dear mel
What has happened?
An English duke. who spent three
weeks IN America. has returned, and
married an English girl. N. Y.
Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

house in Sea Breeze. Fla The room
is quite long. with doors between the
range and the sink. opening into the
store room or pantry. where all sup
plies are kept In the middle OF the
room is a table 5x2ia feet. covered
with zinc. Running from each end
a. high as one can conveniently reach
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07

Talk about dreams coming true
1 dreamed last night that burglar
entered my room, took my watch from
the dresser and sneaked out before I
could catch him. woke up. jumped
out Of bed and looked for the watch. "
WAS it gomez"
No; but it was going Cleveland
Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
Misrenresentation

You public men are much misrep.
resented"
Yes answered the statesman. 81
regret that / have not said all the
bright things that have been attributed
to me. and I am also thankful that
1 have not said all the foolish ones. "
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-07
/PONZ EZkNzZI0W

An ottracfivo Sl.600 home with an
improvements
Herewith are presented a design and
plans for a model 81 500 home that
has been erected en- many places
There is a cellar under the entire
house. The walls are Of brick. and the