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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
SCOTS VIII tta.e ,Po,.um

Clifford Scott Of East Gainesville
made quite novel capture a night or
eco recently which f1rnlshrd a great
deal OF real eIcitem mt Tor the JounR
man.
Clifford . parents have been missing
egg regularly from the ioSl house OF
late. Now, eggs are extraordinarily
ssaree, I: being difficult 90 times to
purehAse them in the market and aif'
acult Indeed 10 purchase the fresh
kind that 700 would esther from Joo'
own hen's meet
Clifford decided TO Lay" Tor the
fellow" Who vas tsking be tss. and
coassq neatly kept . watch He heard
a noise In ths foul hoose, and upon
ersspins quietly 10 she place d'seov-
cred O half.gro 'possum Teasing on
che delicious hen fruit
Tie 'possum vas eap'arsd' ana
when the animal hes group htsis
move there's going 20 Be 'possoE
diansr In she Scott HOUSEHOLD.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
A Hmd Lot

OF trOsblss 10 eOatssd with sprisg
from . torpid liver asd bloessdsd
bovsIs. unless zoo svsksn Them 20
their proper setIoe with Dr. Kise's
Esw Life Pills. ths plssssslsss and
most effective eoFs foe sonssIpsttoa,
Thsy prsvens sppsnAisiiis snd soes %
che svst@m. Re % al drsG siorss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
Oriy 81 Years O,d.

II am only SO years old ard don't
eIpec. even when get to be real old
to feel that way ss long AZ can yet
Elee'rie BIttsrs." saJs Mrs. T.. n. Brun-
son OF Dublin, 0s Surely tasrr's
nothing else keeps the old ~ young
and makes the weak ~ strong ~ this
grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia.
torpid liver. inHsmsd kidneys oE
chronic constipation are unkBoNn
after taking Electric Bitien 9 reason
able time Guaranteed by eli drug
gists. Price Soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
FEARFUL TRAGEDY
Al TURPENTINE CAMP
Ehite Man Murdered and Two
Negroes Lynched,
AE STORY FROM KlsslMMsg

he Victim Was Edward Granger For.
merly Of Putnam County, and a Rel.
alive of Officer j. H. Granger-Two
Perpetrators Reported Lyneheo.
Information was brought to this city
friday Of the murder OF Edward
5Esnger, formerly OF GrAndin, by two
negroes on the Mccall naval stores
farm near KisSimmee.
Mr.. Granger who lie frat cousin OF
Deputy Sheriff ]. Fl. Granger o.. this
city, was employed as a woods rider On
Abe Mccall place, Forsome rea.on he
had apparently caused the displessurp
OF the negroes, whom it is said way.
laid and shot him.
This occurred on Wednesday uiSht.
The negroes, the names Of whom
could not be learned, made their -.
care, but an enraged and indignant
moo went searching for them, s'pre.
bending them ate Thursday afternoon.
IL 10 reported that lynchlng followed
Inssmuch As there has been no yre,s
report made bi this affair. the iniorma.
sion Is very mesgrr l;isa fact that
Mr.. Granger was murdered, however
rs T, j. McRae OF this city who va. IN
Kissimmee at the time Of the tragedy,
stated that he saw the victim after hi.
death.
Friends Of Mr. Granger syrIathil-
with him in the sad and sudden ending
OF his relatives lie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
Quarterly Conference

The third quarterly conference Of
the N. T. Church. South. SIS held In
the ei,J Friday. Preceding Eids'
Bridges presiding. The session sa'
dsvo.ed - The rsgolss Fo0tins work
uhieh usually cOmss before ths eOs.
ference. The reports shou the vsrioos
departments Of the church IN good
condition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
STOLE A BICYCLE
Small Colored Boy Rented Wheel and
Never Returned II.

William Anderson, TIE bicycle and
electrical goods man VINO d. located
on West Union street. .. rlug. y h,cy.
Gle a. the result % renting
About O'Clock Wrdn '.day moru,rg
a cOlored boy shout four rrr year. ~
age entered TN" piacr aud routed n
wheel for AZ huur he ga, gwen n
Triumph, aud went tis Way several
hours have passed, bat up TO- o',.ork
Thur.day night the young culp',r had
not returned with the vkerI
VHllie NeWbrFu, clerk 90 Atdrr.,l'.
store, ssys he know. the boy aad the
officers have been pG, ou Tie ;ra,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30

Mssy ssrio1s dissssss sshss fSSm 90
eisst % the boseis chsmbsslsir' d
sssmasA se1 liver THklesa Az . pleas.
ans aa1 aarseahsF isznfirs TAeg in-
gi9ssase sc liver as fuKalats fka
bsuelA. vs. sa'e - ~ aetsHssts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30

CAsriss Carer was arSsisnsd 10 he
mayeS's eosss opoa Q eAssxhs 81 disco
derry sosdsss. ths spsssssailoe bsisG
thss Ne asssaIshA Q small bog. TIE
dsfendnnt sss 9ase t1b sse eosss.
wkiek vas pai6.
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WILL RAISE HORSES.
Runor That a Stock Farm viii be
Located at Gainesville

NoIalo0 ~ Sa"tsNNt
White no particulars have been
learned, It IA rumoted N a fact that
there will soon be established near
q iin@svills an up.to.date stock farm
Tor the raising OF hne horses.
Those ~ the bottom 81 the venture
have plenty OF money aud energy, and
propose TO buy q, = foundation q mum.
Der Of the finest thoroughbred animals.
This will add another feature Of indos.
try to thIs section. which will no doubt
prove profitable To the promoters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30

ROGERS ARRIVED SAFELY
After Pleasant Trip Minister ard HIS
Wife Arrive at Swannaroa.

''''V T'FV on SV7a''I'HTVH
Friends Of Rev ;. h. Rogers IN this
city Will b. glad to learn that be has
arrived safely and comparatively un.
fsurued At SwSunauoa, y C., where
be ~. he with his lwife tur few
week. much needed recreation.
MIR. Rogers wired friends here Fri.
day to the fleet that her husband had
stood the trio we'll, and seemed to be
DO worse He has been for several
week. quite III, aud. T. Is hoped that
tie change OF atmosphere will prove a
benefit 10 him aud bring him tospeedy
recovery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30

hAl Ter specialist and is Wn.. ,..g..,
successful, III promptly curing $3.50. ..rA.
uric acid, catarrh of the EU.v, .nl
Brights Disease. which /, ih, worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. E,,Nvr's Swamp-RoOt f.. ,., yes.
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kidney, liver or bladder trounun,..t,
toU"! just the remedy YOU nee. . N.>
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t@luutii youh have kidney co. h'.. ,',.a.
Vic. When writing mention rci.r. th,
generous offer III tins paper .'. -,u. 'ou,
H..;v~, t. Dr.. Kilmcr (
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y. y The regular s,s, . y. Z I Is si''
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'hGlr SIC bottles a'c Home e swamp l,ot
>.il b, ~ good druggists ry"tmlEr
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every bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You w.,r,r,.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-30

a..;,~,tpDr. Kilncr
81 Co., hnghdiuton,
y \. Tie regular
ti'N cent and One
ILALLf NO lniilcsn.r
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
MAJOR G. F. HARRISON
GEN. MILLS ASSISTANT
Member of General STAFF Appointed to
Succeed Brigadier General Duvan.
Other Changes.

The appointment OF Major George F
E. Harrison Of the general staff Of the
War Department 10 succeed Brigadier
General Duvall as assistant 10 Brig.
Gen. s. NJ. Mills. chief Of the Artillery
Corps, was announced by Lieutenant
General Bates, chief OF stan, this
morning.
The army orders today contained the
notice OF retirement OF Brig. Gen.
Crosby p Miller, who was promoted
from Lieutenant colonel TO the grade
OF brigadier general for the purpose of
retirement. at his own request, after
forty-three years service General Mil
Ter is member OF the general staff
and has been on duty in the quarter
masters department since the fan Of
1857.
He served as a volunteer in the civil
war, being corporal In the Sixteenth
ernont lnfautry- In July. 1853. ne en-
Tered the Military Academy from Yer
mont. got n Commission as second heu-
tenant IN the Seventeenth Infantry in
1851, Was promoted TO first lieutenant ia
1893 he was made captain IN ISS-
major in the winter OF lSSs and was pro-
NOTED 10 lieutenant colonel in October,
1907
Col Luigi Lomia. of the Artillery
Corps. also IS retired from active service.
Colonel Lcmia left the service yester-
GAY. at his own request. after having
was born ia Italy, but entered West
Poin' Academy from Texas. III 1913. He
reached the grade OF major IL 1901 and
colonel last November
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TODAY

Avalon Terrace-Julia NJ Stevens 81
vir. Charles A, to Jack NJ. Ryan. lots
26 and q. $40.
Twining CiIy-FeliX Schlitter et TX 10
John Herath. lot AZ. block 4. so.
Tenth and X streets southeast-WiI-
liam R. Misser ct ux. 10 John w Mock
abee, lot 20. square 951. SO.
9i6 ID street southwest-Charies r.
BENJAMIN ct al, trustees. 10 James
Martin, orig nal lot %. square 3S7 $500.
y street northwest. between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth sireets-Ot-
20 e Braitmayer et ux. to John s.
Braitmayer. part lot PIP. square 1861
s.. John s. Braitmayer et ux- 70
otto e. Braitmayer. lot 2i3, square 1861.
S.
Connecticut Avenue Addition to Cleve-
land Park-John Sherman et ux- TO
EleanOra 7. Gardiner. part. SO.
Twining Cfty-Charies H James ct
ux., 70 Robert F. Bradbury. lot L, block
,. $40
1897 corcorap street northwest-Lizzie
Y Hopes TO Philip H Christman. lot
IA. square 2s0. SIC
Addition 10 South Br0okland-William m
h Barnes ct al. trustees to Mary L.
and Thomas Miller. lot 2. block :. 1910
Twelfth street northwest, between b
and {. streets-WaIter H Acker. guar
dian. to United States OF America. lot
IL. square S2f. So. SIG
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
LIABILITY BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Gives Employees Right to
Sue Railroads.
MEASURE PROVES POPULAR
Believed by Many to Be First of
Labors Attacks Upon
Congress.

Amid loud applause from all the
Democrats and majority of the Re
publicans. the House this afternoon
passed the employers liability bill
which gives employees of railroads the
received from the negligence OF the
road.
The bill was opposed by Mr. Crum-
packer of Indiana and MIR. Keiser OF
Ohio. Those who spoke in favor of II
were Driscoll Sterling Mann, Henry of
Texas. Williams, Bartlett, and Flood
''This is a law" said Mr. Mann,
which has been adopted by practically
oil the countries OF the civilized world
This House should remember that in
three months of last year s31 railroad
employees were killed"
Mr.. Henry of Texas stated that the
bill came from the Committee on Ju-
dietary with practically a unanimous
vote in favor OF IL. He said that repre-
sentatives OF organized labor had been
heard by the committee and the COM
mittee had come to the conclusion that
the bill should be enacted into law. He
said he did not believe that any bill
fraught with more good to the great
laboring classes of the country had
ever come before the House.
The passage OF this bill by the House
Is believed by many &c be the FIRST
fruits of the recent visit paid by Mr.
Gompers and other representatives Of
organized labor to the House, with q
request for legislation relieving and
helping the laboring classes OF the
country.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
CHANGES AMONG
TREASURY CLERKS
Appointments, A Reinstate-
ments, and Promotions.
DISTRICT is REPRESENTED
Many Women Among the Lucky Ones
to Have Their Salaries
Lifted.

The following changes in the elassl-
fed service Of the Treasury Depart
meut are announced:
Appointments on eertiieation by the
Ciril Service Commission;
Office OF the ecretary-Henry II.
Bacon, Virginia. 1850 Office OF In
ternal Revenue-Virgn H Parks. Dis
trict of Columbia, $500.
Reinstatements:
Office of the Treasurer. L. S.-Mrs.
Lille Lille A Beard. District OF Columbia.
Appointments by transfer from other
departments:
Office Of the Secretary-Frederick III.
fount. Pennsylvania. 81, go by trans
Ter from Navy Department Office OF
the Treasurer. L. S.-Evan II. Sample,
Illinois, H.40e by transfer from Gov
erIuent Printing Office. Office of the
Auditor for the Treasury Department
Henry i. Barrick. Nebraska, $500 by
transfer from the Office of the Auditor
Tor the War Department Office OF The
AUDITOR for the POstoffice Department
Fannie r. Clements. District OF Column
Ola. 800 by transfer from Depart
ment of the Interior
District People Promoted.
Secretary's ofice-Bain Farr. Dis
trict of Columbia, $3.50 10 S72O. Office
" sNAN ANAiAOA ADI lLlc W dT department.
Mary c. HILLARY. District of Column
bia, 1860 10 SS40. Ofiee OF the Auditor
for the Interior Department-Fred A.
Lechler. Virginia. 5000 to $1,000. Of
nee OF the Auditor for the Treasury
Department-Fred Bracket. District OF
Columbia, $500 TO $500: Louis G.
Gregory, District OF Columbia, 5000 to
$1.C90.
Officers Of the Treasury. L. S.-Alice
ID. Ginsta. $500 10 $500: NelIis r. Traz-
zare, $500. TO 500: Matte Simmons 500
10 800; Margaret G. Mehline, $500 10
500; NJ. Teresa McDevitt $500 10 500:
Clara NJ Fox. 500 TO $3.50; Clara T.
Clements. 500 TO $500: Blanche H Sau-
10 sS0o. Edith NJ Simmons 500 TO 500:
JaI-e NJ. Desmond. 500 TO $500.
Jernie l. Coleman, 500 TO $50:
Josie 4. Kane 500 to 500.
Mary 7. Houlihan. 500 10 $500:
Mary G. Morgan. 500 10 500:
Cornelia b Jett, $50 10 500; ArlieviIle
krunke, 500 10 $500: Margaret F. WILL
70 Sf2e- Annie + Tanning. 500 TO s730.
Mary a DAILY, 500 20 $40. Emelia 3,
Nelson. $500 10 500, Elizabeth A Nc
C9rshy. $50 20 500. Loula A Wells, $3.50
TO Saoe, all OF the District OF Columbia.
In the Treasurers Ofsce.
Office OF the Treasurer United States
Rose Murtangh. Virginia, $3.50 10 $50:
Maude wills. $3.50 20 500; Kate Nor
iarty. $50 20 500: Nellie \. O'Dea, $3.50
20 500; Mary 4. Mesly. sss to $3.50: C
Z T>roxeli, 800 20 1850: Nettie Berklev.
5000 10 $3.50: NJ Edith Hunt. $3.50 to $50.
District OF Columbia; Lucille s. Locker.
Virginia sern n Sfe0
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales OF the board, including after
call. amounted to IS, 500 in bonds and
l,375 shares of stock.
Following are the sales and quota
tions of today's market:
Washington Street Railway As. 81, 900
QS7&, S.0o0uS7s4 Sl.0O01S77s.
Washington Gas certificates. sS00aIls.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
SIS. s.. .000I106iz 81 ,0O06IOS5z.
Capital Traction, 20d145A, 10G1k5s. 100
146. SAILS. 5Q146.
Washington Street Railway. preferred,
10ds915 5Gs91z 15dS91s
Washington Street Railway common.
10Q42. 25G41st 10Q42. 50642. 50d42. 50G42ix
(buyer 60). 50942. 5Od42
Washington Street Railway common.
50a42iE. 5ou42is 10oG421z Cbuyer 6W. 50a
z2A.
Metropolitan Bank. I0d335.
National City Bank. 106i39
Washington Gas. 25G6D|
Mergenthaler, le6192Ss, 1OGl92S<. Ioa
1928. l0Gl92s+, 1od1925s. l0d193. l0a1s3,
10d1s3ik
Lanston. lOOGl5%.
Greene Copper. 109d307s. l00GS0ss. 100
G302s.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 5
G300.
After call-Washington Street Rail-
way common. 5od427s. 5Gd421z
Lanston, 50d155s. 50d15s4 25d155s.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
GENERAL PENSION BILL
FAVORABLY REPORTED
McComber Speaks for Senate Commit.
tee-Measure Provides for Gradu-
sted Scale

Senator McComber today reported
favorably from The Senate Committee
on Pensions a general pension BIZ pro,
viding for a graduated scale OF pen
sions for enlisted men and officers who
served in the civil war
The bin provides for a pension OF So
a month FOR enlisted men who have al
tanned the age OF sixty years OF SI5 a
month az sixty-five years, and s2o a
month at seventy years, such pensions
TO take effect on the date of filing Of
the applications in the Pension Office
after the enactment of the bill. II pro-
Y1des. however, that no person shall re-
ceive a pension under any other law az
the same time or for the same period
that he is receiving pension under the
provisions OF this act.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
In the Treasurers Omce.
BEA!A|I|NG ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race-Handicap: three-year-olds
course. Sterling. n2; Tickle, I05; Blue
Royal Window, lo2; Optical, 9S: Nut
wood, s..
Second -ye2r-OldS: four and
a half furlongs. Columbia course Bush
Hill. j02; isidore Hirsch, Zoe: Many, I0S;
Prosperity. %. MOccasin. 80
Third race-Seling. four-year-olds and
upward. six and a half furiOngs; Collm-
bia course. Tom Cod, 20; Zsny. iIe;
Hanover HOrnpipe. Ite: Mt Grace. 107 /;
Mettle. i0o; Blue Sky. l05: 'Parkvilie
iG5: 'Maxaron. l02.
Fourth ace-Steeplechase: for maid
ems; four-year-Olds and upward: about
two miles --Loney Haskell. I37
- Harry Patton, I5ss Prince OF Pilsen.
t5S; Copper, l54i Saltine. l5l. La Danza-
dor, lf9.
Fifth race-SelHng: three-year-olds
and upward; seven furlongs: Columbia
course. The Cure. l09: Workman. l0s:
Sais, lG;; =. s Martin. %; Water Dog
So; MerlinSO, s.; Matte Bumppo, 81 ,
Winchester. g.
Sixth race-SeIliug- three-year-olds
and upward: one mile; Columbia course.
Thomond. ii6; Grand Duchess. i0s
Pleasany Days. Toe. Nonsense l02: Lad
sari0n, g; Sir Brinkley. 90. Winifred A.
s.: Fiat, los. castor, 1S3; "Gentian. s.:
Society Bud. 81
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track good: weather clear
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
COURT ORDER is SERVED
ON PRINTERS UNION MEN

In accordance with the decision Of
Justice Stafford in the case of the Ty-
pothea OF Washington against the mem
bers of Columbia Typogra phicaI Union
No. 10l. individually and collectively
copies Of the restraining order granted
by the court were today issued against
each of the defendants mentioned In the
litigation. The writs Of Injunction vera
issued against the president and officers
Of Columbia Union and the members of
the efght-hour day committee
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
COTTON PRICES LOWER
IN ANSWER TO CABLES

NEW YORK. April 2-The undertone
OF the local cotton market at the outset
was easy. with first prices six TO eleven
points lower. The public cables came a
point too low and private advices as
cribed the weakness to- proht,taking
and renewed selling for short account. in
consequence of better adyiees from this
side regarding the weather in the belt.
The decline at the opening here more
market
Opening quotations: April 100 asked /:
May. llSd09: July, 10e6Gs7; August
lo-s2as3;; September. 1046G47;; October
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
BERLIN OFFERS GOLD
TO NEW YORK BANKERS

NEW. YORK, April 2.-The stean n1ship
Amerika, which arrived here on Satur-
day afternoon. brought 8. go, 900 in gold
from Berlin for the National City Bank.
With two previous consignments from
London. this makes a total of S2,722. coo
received on this movement TO date from
abroad.
1t is known that s5.oOoOOo gold has
been offered to New York bankers by
bankers at Berlin at favorable prices.
The gold offered is a part of that ex-
ported from Russia TO the German
capital 1t has been under the control
OF the Mendelssohns. owing 10 their
close associations with the Russian gov
ernment
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
FREDERICK A STIER
GOES TO LAST REST

Funeral services for Frederick A.
Stier, cashier of the Lincoln National
Bank, who died Friday at his home.
1928 Ninth street northwest. as the re-
suit of stroke of paralysis. were held
from Mount Vernon Place NJ. e. Church
South. Ninth and n strets northwest.
at O'Clock this afternoon. Interment
was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The services were under the direction
on TN Odd Fellows, and the directors OF
the Lincoln Bank attended the funeral
in q body.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
NEW YORK CAR LINES
DAILY GRIST OF KlCKELS

NEW YORK, April I'm all the
boroughs OF the city the number Of
cash fares collected by the elevated.
surface. and subway systems of trans
portation in 1905 amounted to the
enormous total of 1,l7l,15l ,sss. an aver
age OF more than 100000 a day for
every day in the year. including Sum
days and holidays The increase in thu
number Of fares collected over 1904 was
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
REPORT ON HAZING
ACCEPTED IN HOUSE

The House today agreed 20 the con-
ferees' report on the bill TO prevent
hazIng at the Naval Academy at An
napolis.
In calling I'D The confereeS' report
Mr.. Vreeland explained. that the Sem
ate had virtually agreed TO pass the
House bill.
Mr.. Rixey called attention 10 the
fact that. as altered by the conferees.
the bill givesSa midshipman accused OF
hazing the right OF trial by court
martial II there is any doubt in the
minds OF the authorities regarding his
case.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
BLAZE ON L STREET.

Thirty dollars damage was occasioned
by IRE in the home Of George II. Miller.
3 L street northwest. yesterday. The
blaze Is believed 10 have originated in
a closet on the second fiOor OF the
house Members OF. No. s engine COM
pany responded 10 a local alarm and
extingulshed the flames.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
GOVERNMENT SALES.

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-WAR
DEPARTMENT. April ?. 1895 There
viii be sold at auction at 10 a M.
APRIL 9, 1906, within courtyard OF State,
War, and Navy Building. baskets,
buckets. carpets. chairs. typewriting
machines, furniture mating. rugs etc
Articles 10 be removed without delay, at
risk and expense Of purchaser. VI. r.
THORP.' Chief Of Supply Div. ap2-6t
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
CURB FOR INTEMpERANcE

Prof Emil Reich. lecturing in Lon
don. England proposes a new way 10
curb inteIuperanCe. Men drink" he
says, "foT want OF amusement En-
courage m mlltipl.city of amusements and
you lessen intemperance" Dr. Reich
condemns tea drinking.-Detroit News.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
OPTIONS FAVORED
ON RAILWAY COMMON
Extensive Demand for Stock in That
Way Ran Cash Price
Well Up.

The favorlte method adopted in deal
ing in the common stock of the Wash
ington Railway Company at today's
session OF the local Stock Exchange
was 10 secure options at the best
price obtainable. falling in which the
cash stock was purchased at fraction
ally lower prices The general demand
for the options. which at one time ex-
ceeded 1000 shares and was wanted
by the very best class OF traders was
quite sufficient 10 produce a general
interest in the stock. and the buying
was good enough to carry the price
up nearly a full point over the close
OF Saturday. The feeling, which laSt
week was quite OF an uncertain char
actcr, with a strong belief that much
lower prices would prevail. assumed a
different tone and reached almost 10
the point OF enthusiasm. The close
was 42l< bid with sales as high as 421z
and several bidders for thousand share
lots.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
GOV. FOLK ACCEPTS A BRIBE.

Recently Gov. J. w. Folk. of Mis-
souri,. famous as the foe of bribers and
bribetskers. accepted bribe.
The story runs that a Missourian had
been sent up for six years for false
registration. His family begged for a
pardon. The governor was in doubt.
when the fve-year-old daughter timidly
said: III you let my papa go I'll give
Won a kiss" The governor accented
with the huskily-made remark: Ali
right little girl. YOU shall take him
with you.--Detroit News
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

As witness before the Minnesota
railroad commission, Vice President
harrington. Of the Great Northern, tes-
titled that the business Of his road in
the State showed a decrease for he
last two wears of 100000 tons.
The Washington times., 1906-04-02
STOCKHOLDERS, NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS IS
hereby given that meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Interstate Printing and En-
craving Company a corporation. viii be held
at the Office Of the company. 338 q street
northwest. Washington. d c.. April. -
at the hour of - M. for the purpose OF
increasing the capital stock of the couars ny
20 forty Thousand dollars $50 COO o0l. rus
tees tSigneGb j. Worth Carnailan 3SiEn-
ed w C. Piaskett- tSignedJ John p Ma
honey. (Signedl Newt W. Borden. (Siga-
ed Alan }. Lane, tSigned) r p Rixey
isignedi. Carey : Frye, tSigneel Alden X.
Wine. sp--lSt-eXSu
The Washington times., 1906-04-02

Swift & company's sales OF fresh beef
in Washington. ID. c., for the week end
Ing Saturday. March 81, averaged 7.T7
cents per pound