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Umbrella Sale

Dent forget that We are closirf
cut all fine ak Umbrellas al one<
fourth off. Chicago Jewelry Ca
100 sma aN. sse
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an.r EpaED INVESTMENT
wzrH AVENUE
eag wner sinE aourH OF uEtts--
Tsnns . ee sasb. talsnes rsafs
rsf 6sat rhis is ms tss tsu an
sIxrH AVE nbs ths psiea ts TX.
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nnD AVE s.RooA Housn psin.
Terms u7a easb. tslanss . Ysafs
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vuug ass ,ase
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sasiso= caFusr. near X saess HAIR sash
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adtaina iidsisnas 4 ana.
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f1sfao-srins vlnW LAKE WAHHGNuTuS
rasH tsgraa Ttts o. f.HfiY ell
auahie IN raius "a g. 1aYs
ENcIuHfyE SALE ny
Jas X nosKNnAua.
EDWARD nosENuAuM
Real Estate Brokers.
- Oriental NIX. ssatiis.
Main zals IND sss
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rhsmss aansei. Nais tsg tea as1s
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Sadie Moore DIaamisssd

Sadie Moore arrested for tanbs,.
ing with the mail Of X Nalame,a
Of the Hotel Fremont haa been ~
missed Tho japanese claimed 10
che had opened his mail ana re.
placed IL Ia the box
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SOCIETY NoTlcTs-

nsnEius sukrsnteest. { private
- tsanaHa MaaEahss Nsmrlc. tth
~ sHt Pine tesaans sNsfy AaF
A. anA efeninE Glasses Thursdays
/ an she man - fuse tn YuaH huase
wign M sefssHsf house FspafrlnH "a "a
fN.nan II
SPECIAL NOTICES.
econ NFWH FoR sUFFEffNu
Humanity. Absolute cure guaranteed fAf
EaeewaftsnA H4falsHls uefYNHs ttaeasfss
ettsftN at'tf felnts fasaiitnE ffafa shsNHte
tism Ca ether causes. HHHmaEh tfnahia. al
psY disease auerrssfuitg treated h kfnAt
dsfalan NaEarrafh TT fslaHtAn- kfeH
taanzaHetign Feer feNHts ffse "a ehafhr
a. g-th Ave So. near AaFkasa
faks 1arks0a street ear Felsasoae 1
kef LIT
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MINES AND MINING
M " ftikNiS 4 COMPANY.
iianaefp an1 tifakafa
Wla by
farsnta steel WASH MsAFrr
Nsa Naftl ausitsf faai'ts Naaiaa
ffetien t8nAfF 1851 iHffN
Strhs Hasa Sgzth AtNf lass
4l4gsi Haltea NHIgsf lssH
aaattss fAeuata ~ N8 mHta
WIZ saH
~ eNfsaaFk ~ 80 Hai syn fAa
s 80 g M " stsa GA aHaasA TIA. -
: asa 9ifNsa fssnf 70 zu' ~ Il a Htr
- NsaF aafa 80 Na MafaHHl e. Al B
- nah errf SO q liae NaffisEa q
We are headquarters far Wifuhas fetFr
EfaEh ffnrka hsruaai al EFNa4rst Esa
- ksfage taatnn W can e&sa Fna raarsF
saafk r1HaF4Htffa ant csFtiflHsfe tesasa ~
sasnazarr iu fhs naHsa q asaft hsssF We
have tsfsV 4anikfinHs fFsaes Fafa#sah iisA1
fflt Msrhaftaa ahf ffaiNfrf aaa stf
Seq - 81 tef 4aa A. mssfesf MaasF al
Fercsf sd st0s - Hafrast ar ul4fafa
ssNFass Mats MH faa sAf sia FfFst
81 al - Ass
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The new schedule Of the N "a
on the GraYH Harbof branch ueuk
into effect yesterday. The ~
iiain leaves az 7.05 "a. ~. she s4oi
ond 345 a. m. and the third n
$40 y M.
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Revival Nustinas.

An nliswsoh revival begins iou,ght
at the Haven 81 = church. Hswsrf
and John sta. rev g. y. Dysss'
pastor. Hiil have charge.
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rear-snd services were hsld A
Rev John 0ouriey.u Church q
Gods chi,aren' LAST night confssl
aiona wefc delivered and. conscisnoe
free. the flock viii enter the new
year
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burglars forced the door a thx
Valney restaurant. 1911 Eighth ~.
yesterday morning and mad. cd
with over 200 cigars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

Az "a meeting Of The King Count.
Good itoHda association aaiuf5sf
uiRhs the scheme of Highway com.
missioner J n HnOU Naa iHdsfs.4
for q state boulevard from BIsins
~ The Columbia via Puget sousy
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Summer Track laying.

Local officials of The chieas..
Milwaukee q 81 Paul report ~
little work IN track laying west n
the eaHeade mountains wfli b. dons
until The summer months.
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AnF1na saffcHIhN sifh fhfuaattsm WI
teafa Hsfuafhths aer ftrilf g. thfm ~
Vantage 81 f4iiiag ~ sit teogars aasiHsa
49, d. 49,. AZ
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owner - washfnxten ard o,clssntzi Ave
treats scientifically Ru diseases q msn
coasuitatioa rtes Vfiiss heara a IA 's
> IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

Steamer Mexican. o. the Amer4
can Hawaiian Steamship oonpany.
vas launched Saturday afternoon Z
the Union Iron WORKS. San Francsk
co When Ia commission she Vii
bc operated out % Seattle 10 ~
fsthmua
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AUCTION SALES.

ACTION SALE 20 FfMNffTKf@
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. ETr WIZ
Hnona oF n 70 meKERraN. -
FiiiET AVE. nED ROOM aHra ENAM
BLEu HEu8 JAIL gtEEsI spfinEs hsif
mattresses sNtra drenaera cumsnafss fsf
dag carpets ard ART squares II me ieHf
rsNn curtains center tables extension
tahies and chairs. golden and ueHtherrsf
pah Chaira FasHera and Moorish chairs
Vfee druuhea1 sewing machines TAIL sfanH
ara makes and merit 20 new. Princeton and
Acorn fannss fofk stoves caal auf Nnfd
hfaiera fssk. library table uaffraf.r5
hlchunnd Decker piano. nne nrKan cur
toard kitchen queens sna tables sranlts
tinWars. etc etc sale Eil1 Ftrst ave .
"Wednesday January q commaneinF ~ 81 -
a m sharp p . Hickerfan. Auctiaaesr
Ihanss Main iooi. fHd I'M
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oateh Remembefed.

DE- T N Catch. formerly one "A
the professors Of the university
after serving 81 years - an educa
ionai instructor has been raeoa
niEed and ~ now entitled TO IN q
the rights q the Carnegie INSTITUTED
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ftfEHMAIlhM.
VIII furnish any sufferer valuable In
formation FREE
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NasEct tsIL ss8eiaiiat feupse. Fursias
eteninE tahuArg 4 nFiass aAntsst'n
sehtsnea ~. ladies FREE Hti
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NEHHfTr REALTY co.
b2q New York block. -7naaf
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
TIMER AND LOGGING.

y Plano ssshsas'd 'oi real estate. oaiia
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while " =. FreiiEh. a iinemsa
Tor the sunset Telephone nemnanyf
vas az the top Of q tsisphons ros
At Tenth av. and YeHier way yea.
terday some enterpFtsinE thief toa6
advantage q the situation ard ualks
I'd away with a grip containing vale
liable tools used By the linen4a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

The Amateur Journalists u Ansn
Tea viii hold the annual maetIag "A
Seattle next year on July II, II. II
and - This Is the first time d
the history 81 the Pacific ooast iksf
the organization has come West ~
It's meeting.
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A G. Anderson. one 81 The pa
neers % Seattle. was laid 70 rel
yesterday afternoon. funeral serys
ices being held from the TialiY
Parish church For one boar -
remains were in state and handreao
viewed them.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FEMALE DIsEAsEs o. svsry nature sue
rsanfully treated. consult phYeiciah fires.
Paris Hsw York Medical Institute Offic.
Fsfabro1k building III fnffn III
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FoR RfNT
FuRNIsnEp Rooms.


-Fsr swaf. small 6.,sslsar ssase. ieisz
Fuad hustnsss. tsta SIN Az. INT asa
fssfythins fafwistsf ~ reui ehssu.
I8ftg leaving rits -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-03

senieben, Iinb Gbarles 8. 2anois uno
Grebertd 0anbis BON Snbiana. 9eibs
8rii6er finb boraislt9e Rebnsr, DIE
NIT iiber5eusenber Mrsumentiruns tauz
fttf4en Wib unb 6un1or perbtnben.
Gte ftnb Die @1bns zines Mrmees
Munbarstss, Der ben 8trsertries mitz
moAte unb in Der S9la9t am Renes
fam Mountatn, Ga, am Is. STUNT
1854 eine f9tpere @ertpunbung babons
trug. 4ud bie bret 8riiber bon CHAR
les .. unb Grebertd 2anbis nebmen
berporrasenbe Gtenungen eth.
Charles 3. 2anbis, Der 1853 In
WtabtIe, g., geborer ipurbe unb 1875
NIT ietner Gamtlte na9 2osansport,
Snb., tam, III um IA SABRE diter als
ffn Bruber Greberid. Gr b~ertritt felt
1897 TN Meprdfentantenbaufe ben 9.
RDnsrebbtftritt BON Snbiana, ipd6rsnb
Greberid 2anbis als Reprdientant oes
IL horttsen Ronsrebbtftrtttes bem nas
tjunalen uHterbaufe felt 1903 ange1
bBrt- grebertd 2anbts biente feinem
8ruber Charles In ben eriten Sabren
BON hefen parlamtntarif9er Mirtfam@
felt tn Wafbtngton, 8. g., ais Setrss
tdr unb ~betbdtiste fid suglei9 ola Set,
tungsforrefpon6ent. als er etnes Sages
tetnem @ruoer ertldrte, bab sr mad
benz Scooter" Gtdate auriidfehren
perbe. LIMB mann ptrft gu pieosr
tn Maibinston eintreffen2" fragte
Charles. rNidt friber, als BITS i'd
gum aonsrebmitglieb eripGblt bin."
Or reifte ab un6 betparb ii9 in fetnem
eetmatbsbtfritte nm bic Domination
fiir ben Rongreb, bte er aud nad bar.
ten Rampfe gesen bret anbers gspsrs
ben, barunfer George 90. Steele, CIR
Gouptrneur BON Stla6oma unb ebee
mails leitenbes Mitelieb bes aomttes
far Mtttel unb Mese TN MeprGTentans
tenbaufe, erbielt.
Charles 3. 2anbis gra6uirte 1888
am Wubafb College, Snb., unb tpanbte
ith Der Sournaliitit au, Gr tpar Me-
batteur am .2osansport Sournal," 70.
ipie bierauf am nDelpbi Sournal."
OurA eine bohpatriOtifde, fulminante
Rebe trug er feiner 3eit i'm &onsreHe
ptfentlid ba5u bel, bab Noberts bon
Utah, Der fir oas rationale Reprdfsn>
t~antenbaus erfudhlt mar unb Der polps
eamie befdulbigt ipur6e, Bic Mttslieb=
fHdft TN 9oufe entsogen tparb. Sir
Ah betBenoen Mib 2anois' seust unter
MHberem etne Gptfobe, Die fi9 Dor benz
8pngrebtomite CUR llnteriu1ung Der
@tgterungs6ruderei ereignete. Der Mes
eterungsoruder Ridett faste aus, bts
grObeu unb unnDthigen aoften Der
0ruderei entitunben babur9, bab @e,
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smri ayGasr ais asfpra(entanten.
Gtn f~eIteaes sorfon1mniB tn Der @efdi5t,
0eg Scr, Staten.

DAP 5pei 8rioer ~9Iei18ettig oer
Rongreffe ais HeprGfentantea angelo
rem, burfte in Ser 9ef6tdts Der Ser.
Staaten Elm ieltenes 8ortommniB Bill
ben. Die 8riioer, nelde biefe @bre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-03

n~atorsn unb Rsprdientanten ibre g.e
ben. nahbem tie bereits I'm tdgliAen
Rongrsb<R etOrb erf9isnsn, nod einz
nal nieberi4rtebeH unb btefs Meb.n
bann BON Reuem gefeBt tperbsn Mig
ten. 2anbis, Der @prfbenoer beg RD>
mites mar, e~rtptoerte: ,Diefs !6erren
.panf4en fir fi& nuturlid oas fn5nfts
MMefsbst, beDor fe tbrer lebten Rubes
ttdttt, Der @ersefsnbett, anbetmsesebsn
tperben."
Greoerid 2anbis 1T fetnes 3ei6ens
Gobotat. Die geiitrsi6e unb farta>
ftif9e Reoe, bic sr tiir3li6 i'm aons
CRETE iber Die gntbedungen i'm Der
f&erungsfpeien 6telt, bat rationale
Nufmertfamfeit srregt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-03

erbItdts, graoutrte 1881 am pedpppp
Nprmul Go0s8e, Sem, Ituoirte Die
&e9te uno purps 1883 sur Barre 3us
gelafen. @r funsir.e in Nlapaba,
Ga ais @npalt, ~betbGtigte ii9 eine
13eitlang I'M 3eitungsgef9Gfte, par
BON 1888 bis 1893 Gntlagsannalt i'm
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Bum beuriesn NUablkampft.
Sas semstratisds a~ensreBtsmits I'm Eel
WDxSff,enAfr

9as ssusfratiSdls 9e%nereBtomtts anD setu
DerfBenoer.
Der Reprdfentant Sames 30. @riggs
BON Georgia. Der tiir3li9 sinitimmia
gum DorfiBenoen oes bemotratifa den
Romites oes ~nationalen u~nterbauIes-
fur BITE RonsreBsD abltampaene i'm
tpmmenoen 5erbits ertpdblt parb, bat
biefes amt bsreits i'm Sabre 1902 be.
tlstbet.
Sumes 30. Grtgss, Der 1851 in
eagranae Co. baA 2t6t Der Mslt
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pdtaufa= arsisgeri9te uno tpurbe 1893
in oas Rt6terz8oGegium 6iefes &C.
ri4ts berufen. @rtsss mar bamals
Der iiingfte 8i6ter I'm .Grader"z
Stoate. Oils ReprGfentont in ben IS.
RonereB ertpdblt, tpurbe er fir ale
folsenben aongreife tptebersepdblt. .
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trates { % remain on the bench. and will
probably call for the removal Of at least one.
The case Of Julius Hansen, which both
Magistrate Wahle and Magistrate EiDelite
refused to near early in the week, came
before Magistrate Sweetser in the Harlem
Court yesterday. Hansen was accused OF
trying to swindle a druggist named Bron-
stein OF $50 by representing to him that he
could secure a post Office station for his
drug store. There was no attempt to prose-
cute the charge and Hansen was discharged.
The record OF the criminal courts shows
that one Julius NJ. Hansen was indicted
in 1902 for grand larceny in the conversion
Of 5000 On the charge Of Albert Luther
Il III Eagle avenue. He was tried and
acquitted in January, 1908. Hansen and
Luther wore to embark in the Matchmaking
and jcwelry business. and disagreed Luther
nut UP 5000 and accused Hansen Of wrong
fully converting IL. A civil suit was also
begun against Hansen and for a time he
wa confined in Ludlow street jail. The
papers in the case show that at various
times Leonard A. Snitkin, Otto A. Rosalsky
and Hoffman a Wahle were his attorneys.
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MEDAL FOR SLOCUM HERO.
Capt. wade Gets Congress Reward for
Bravery when Steamer Burned.

John L. Wade, captain OF a tugboat Of
the same name, last night was presented
with a gold medal voted him by Congress
for heroism displayed at the burning OF
the steamboat General Slocum, on June Is,
1904. The closing paragraph Of the letter
representation described his act as ono
OF the most ~meritorious ever called to the
attention Of the United States Government. y
II is one of 200 that have been struck of in
the last thirty-eight years.
The medal was presented by Congress-
man Joseph A. Goulden in the rooms OF tho
North Side Board Of Trade at 142d street
and Third avenue.
When the SlOcum got On fire, Capt. Wade
ran up near and picked up many persons
who had jumped overheard. When the
Slocum was beached, Capt. Wade ran his
tug up on the port side OF the Slocum, and
showed its bow on the beach, making "A
bridge between the vessel and the shore.
The captain and crew OF the tugboat
then leaped over and helped many on board
the tug.
The tug finally caught fire, but Capt. Wads
yelled TO hell with the boat. IL took me
ten years to earn this one, but IL l don
roast i can earn another"
some OF those who were saved by Capt.
Wade were there last night and brought
set pieces OF flowers to give to him.
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KNIFE OUT FOR HEARST.
Bitter Words At the Meeting Of the Monroe
County Democratic Committee.

Bitter Words at the Meeting Of the Monroe
County Democratic Committee.
ROCHESTER, Oct. N.-Charges OF active
p of the Hughes campaign and OF
having the knife out for Hearst were made
by members OF the Democratic county
committee against other members at a
meeting held to-day. Personal accuse
tons were made by William G.. Page against
one of the members and i~mpersonal charges
made against others in a fiery speech in
which he demanded the expulsion OF the
TRAITORS" from the county committee.
Short speeches we're made by several
oommitteemen and the meeting developed
into a verbal riot, charges being banded
back and forth. II developed h a several
Of the committeeman are opposed to Hearst
and that several Of the ward and town
committees are composed Of Hughes men.
1t was finally taken as the sense OF the
meeting that IL any one tried to eXpel the
Hughes men they would knife the whole
Democratic ticket, As~semblymen, county
nominees and all. II allowed to proceed
as they nave started they would confine
their operations TO the defeat Of tho Stats
ticket.
Such was the point brought up by Chair
man Gibbs, who said that as long IA he was
at the head Of the committee 10 one would
be expelled, as their services would he
needed in other campaigns, and they would
have to do the best they could in this one.
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DIED.

CORDtER.-At his late residence. woodhaven and
Atlantic avs, WOodhaven, l.. L., AugHSte J.
Cordier. In the SD year Of his aye.
Services on Thursday. Oct. IS, at p. N. Inter.
ment private.
FENNER-Louisa Chapman Morrison, wife "
Frank Fenner, South Orange. N. j.. Tuesday.
October %.
Funeral and lnterment Thursday: private. New
Orleans papers please copy.
HARTER.-A rest, on Wednesday. Oct. "a 1874
Isabella Taylor HArter, wife OF the late Fred.
erick A. Harter. at her home. ~ Henri So
Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KURSHEEDT.-At Paris. France, on Oct. ~
Frederic A. Kursheedt. In the SD year Of his
age.
Time and place Of funeral will be announced IN
papers Saturday evening and sunday.
AAPES.-At Evergreen, L. l. on Tuesday, Oct. ~
1901, In his list year. william z. MapeS. formerly
Of NewOurTh and Westtown.
Funeral services at his late residence, Fresh
Pond road. corner OF Elm av. Evergreen. IN
Thursday. Oct, Is at 4 p. NJ, and on Friday
htsP. NJ. In Union Presbyterian Church. New
burEh, N. Y.
RuTTKAY.- II ST. Johns Hospital. Brooklyn. OFT
-. alto p. NJ, Gabriel Alexander Ruttksy. AGED
"A years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SPElR.-On Tuesday morning, Oct. y. Cecll'S
AAben Spcir. widow Of Francis Speir. In hc-
18th year. entered Into rest at the home o. her
con In law, James McC. Morrow. l73 South
Orange av., South Orange, y. J.
The funeral will be held at the Church q: ne
Holy Communion. South Orange. on THURSDAY
morning, Oct. IS. at II.
WlSE.-On Oct. Ia. 1900. at her home In Cations
vile baltimore. Nd, Emile Wise. rcllct OF
Henry Wise. in the s0th year OF her age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-25
RISE IN STLVERW n
Increase In Cost OF Bullion n Dear Labor
Cause second Advance This Year.

Increase Ia Cost OF Bullion and Dear Labor
Cause Second Advance This c
People who buy silverware for holiday
presents will pay higher prices than those
lately prevailing. An advance was de-
clared yesterday by a number OF manu-
~facturers who sent out new lists. effective
at once. Other manufacturers are revising
their catalogues and will higher
prices within a few days.
Increased cost Of silver bullion and Of
labor are the reasons for the advance, the
second this year. Among those who have
already sent out new lists are the Gorham
Manufacturing Company, Whiting Manu-
featuring Company and Dominick q Han
All kinds Of solid silver articles nave been
sent up. and plated ware is expected to fol-
low soon. The wholesale advance varies
from S to 10 per cent, and the retail in
crease is likely to be greater.
The advance is the greatest in knives,
forks and spoons, known in the trade as
fiatware, in which the cost Of he metal
Ia the chief factor. Although fiatware
10 usually sold by the piece, some manu-
facturers nave been trying Of late to in
troduce the English plan of selling by the
ounce. The price OF 81 an ounce has been
maintained until now on SOME RTaOcs Oh
these wares, but even in knives and forks
there is a wide range in values. dependent
on the alloy design, n workmanship,
The only other change in prices in three
years was made effective last January and
was a 10 per cent. advance all around
Silver bullion. which sold below 50 cents
an ounce in 1903. had been oreeplng up
steadily, but the manufacturers main
tanned the prices Of three years & until
the metal reached the price Of G5 cents.
Since then the metal has continued grow
ing, but not until IL touched 20 did the manu-
facturers announce a second advance.
Some people in the trade say that still
higher prices for the manufactured product
must come. They say that the margin
between the cost Of bullion n the price
of silverware, especially fiatware, has
been reduced too much by competition
and no longer gives a reasonable profit.
Silver is not the only material used in
the shops that has gone up. Other metals
used in making plated ware have got so
high priced as to worry the manufacturers,
Tin, antimony and copper cost the manu-
facturers. they say. SO per cent. more than
q few years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-25
DISPUTES OELR ICHS WILL.
widow Seeks 10 Have Estate Administers
Under California Law.

Mrs. Theresa A. Oelrichs fled yesterday
a long list OF objections to the will Of her
husband, Hermann Oelriohs, who died at
sea some weeks ago. Hermann Oelrichs
il said to nave been worth well over 81
OoO, 900, but by the will neither his widow
nor his aon, Hermann Oelrichs, Jr., shares
in the estate. Mr.. Oelrichs's expressed
reason for this was that his wife was rich
in her own right and that she would prob
ably leave her all to the boy.
As the will stands Charles May Olerichs.
brother of the testator, gets everything
sav g $ICO COO. which goes to a sister, Mrs.
William Jay, and a few minor beuuests.
Negotiations looking to a settlement
out OF court were in progress. but they
were summarily broken OF on Monday.
The objections filed yesterday are purely
legal. and deal with the testamenta ~ laws
Of Calf ornia, Of which State it IL alleged
Mr.. Oelrichs " a legal resident.
Mrs. Oelrichs denies having any inf
ton that would lead her to believe that her
husband left any property in this. States
except such property as. the laws OF
ty"-that IL, property which either husband
or wife acquired after marriage, and in
which each holds an equal interest.
Under the California laws a man cannot
deprive his wife Of her half share in Their
community property. although he may
will away the other half as he pleases. The
argument Of Mrs. Oelrichs's lawyers il
therefore that the courts Of this State have
no jurisdiction over her husbands estate
and that the courts Of California have sole
jurisdiction.
Mrs. Oelrichs describes herself as a resi-
dent Of San Francisco, and has been ap-
pointed administrators over her husbands
property there.
the Surrogate will be the domicile Of Her.
mann Oelrichs.