davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

The National Bank Of COmnsrce Of
Seattle has submitted a plan Tor the
moving OF the wheat crop Of the IN
land Empire. The plan h 70 exchange
sight drafts on Nes York for the
~best which drafts will BE- payabie
uithfn IS DAYS after the wheat % de-
rixered 20 the exporter. Ordinarily
the wheat is paid tor IN sight drafts
an I,onaon. which very much prolongs
sh. time Witch the local banks Haas'
r.rrv The accounts. r r. Spencer,
xloe president q TIE National bank q
Commerce. stated TRAIT 4 the export
~r4 woaid Axree % accept these sign'
arafss On Nee Vera he would unaer
sake 10 furnish the cash and crs
necessary 90 ct fhs crDp started os
is wpy 70 Eurore NJ. Loose. repre-
s-ufiux the wheat interests. has staieR
a.. h. has ilffle doubt that the plar
xEI be sceepted-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
ROYAL
WEDDING
PRINCE CHAIR rs AND
PRINCESS LOUISE.
CEREMONY AT CHAPEL AT EN-
aLlsr NOME OF DUKE
o. ORLEANS.

LONDON. Nov. 17.-wood Norton
the Engiish homs OF the dnke 81 or
leans. where the pretender 70 the
throne Of Francs holds court vel
coined a distinguished company satur
day Al the wedding Of Prince Charles
of Bourbon and Princess Louise Ct Or
leans
The religious ceremony 20 which
this company had been invited took
place la an improvised chapel bailt Of
canvas. but - cleserly painted that IL
could hardly D. distinguished from
the gray stone house which h ad
boined
The chapel Sas connected with the
castle b. an Arched wRlE. over which
the bridal procession proceeded.
Ths duke 81 Orleans led With the
bride meeting az the altar the bride
groom. Who was attended b. King
Alfonso OF Spain
The score 81 other royal personaEes
Ia attendance included the queens Of
Spain and Portugal Princess Henry 81
f8attenberg and Grand Duke Vladimir
They Sers followed b. members Of
the diplomatic corps. including the
American ambassador. Whitelaw Reid
and Mr. Reid
The service vac that of the Roman
Catholic church. vita choral aooom-
psniment - an orchestra and soieists
from the Paris opera house The
bishop 81 Birmingham celebrated mass
and bestowed the pontincal blessing
the remainder OF the service being
performed BY the dukes chaplain. 3ho
delivered . short address. In xhich
he referred to the happy gathering
.of 80 msny members Of the duke s
family which. he said. unfortunately
could not occur Ia France
After the ceremony the Neddinr
banquet was served a. IRE castle. At
which she duke of Orleans and King
Alfonso proposed the usual toasts
During the afternoon the duke -
ceiFed the French journalists Ia king
b fashion. speaking q lea words q
zach 81 them and then becoming 4
plain country gentleman again. tamp
sng int bis motor car. which be him
self drove 20 the station. with King
Alfonso a. a passsnEer
The wedding presents came from all
parts Of the world and mainly con
sisted al Jewels They represented
according 20 estimate. between g. 800
D00 and g coo 600
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
SINKS AkD DRAINS 4 FREQUENT
CAUSE Or TYPHOID,
PURIFY THESE AND YOU WILL
Sc SAFE FROM coNTAcIoN.
cisiRFEcTINc THE ONLY Pre-.
vENTlsE.
sorss. Simple. safe ard Sure Msshos

How 70 ksep cur bsnses clean s<esg and
FREE fron F~rm insBeares l. q Qnestion.
Nhiis there - ne o~casion fer alarm. n =
|aawGSE well o. - forta rERs1 90 fsss theors
thai -An aunea ~ l.rsventbon j. Esetfsi
Than . Pound q Cur and ~ ounns ~ prs
Fsnlion has Eet been discovered that h mors
simple. nors dlrect an9 mare effective. -
harrnless 20 the hHEsan system than =
B0raM
nsraM has tss~u knoWn and us~d faF wen
srutkoBs ; par2nsF AID preventive aKssasi
epidemlc innuenres ariglnatinE from unaisan
~ coudittuns reeulfinE from un.anitArs
slnks and araias. and cha uss6 = bet
solBtsoN n fhe proparstan - tEo tuhlespoon
fuis % . gallon - hot uater nashed threuEf
the enendinr iecafians. removes every trars
q elsea-e germs and readers The pip. elesn
and wholesome
hora1 IN addition q its hyesuir qusiftie~
h huuseaoid necessity and can - u~ed
Tor numb~rless 1omsstir purps - u ssEftrns
fhr safsr. n1akss tinsn dazzuaE ~hits. WlH
elesa~s every article in the kitrhsn o. din
iaG reou and make Il bright Ill prsseni
mofhs. soften and whtten the skln. FsEnoxs
aandruH and cleanag ths salp. asa fer
cleansing and sfeFiiirtnE baby miik bottle
and nipple he's ~ eQuai
BornH unliks every otArr rlssnEer ard d.
infersant = absolutely harmless - the ~
ten. ana b safe. simple. economical and rsn
D. purehAs-s e. aay druEKisi - greer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

President Roosevelt mas heen CON
msnded and congratulated on the VIE
dom and success Of the financial relief
measures launched by the administsa.
tion.
The province Of Reggie d CAlahrla.
Italy. wac visited by another earth.
quake Tuesday.
william WarDer met q horrt5is
death in Portland. one by falling OBto
q steam woodsaw.
Secretary Taft has engaged passage
for New YoFk on the steam mel President
Grant. sailing from Hsmburg sasnr.
day, DeeemheE.
The trial Of George A Pestibione Coz
completely In the ktlling q formeI
Governor Sseunenberg has been resel
for November Is at Boise. II ghs
dams trial nc Rathdrum is finiske6
By that time there will be ne furtAsr
possponement
Congressman ". l. Jones Of shs
state Of Washington h. In favor Of q
postal savings bsnk system 30 meet
such conditions As nv confront shs
country.
Two fresoen we're allied and sIoo.
coo l1aees sustained In . Gre laas Mon
day at Fargo. n. ID. William a.
White and George H. Hartman wers
the hrenen allied BY falling calls
The emxption Of foreign wheat fTou
import dusy has ben prOlonesd unstl
shs end Of January In Consequence Of
the continuAnce Of food scarcity In In.
Turkish snpars4
In . dssl with knives. foughs far be
lev che suFfaos Of the earth, Wallaart
J. Donnslly wss tillsd b. Ben wsss a
the Unson Companies MINIS &C Corna
oopia. oreEon. The trOabls started ia
trivial dtspets. and In their ssFuggl.
the nsn knocksd cot tbe lisht Ths,
drew knives and oontinaed shs aaht
When. 81 . chance bsow. Wesa eat Don
nell'ys threat
President Lehman % the 81 pmn
BassDail elnb has drafted Mike Lyrch
manager Of ahe Taeoma club. and viI
of1eF him the position Of mauaesr 81
the "a PAal club and lefs held On th'
team.
''Dskota Boz. " who foaght Indian
under General Miss and for TIM lasa u
yesrs has hsen q professional ps5es
trian. landed In Yonkers N. v. Mon
day after having walked sass mile,
from Portland. IRE. on . wager 81
5000. Bob vas Ie days abead % IA
soheduls. IL having ben stipalas@c
that BE shoald reach Honksrs %
hsnkagfvtng day. Billy Lee Of Won
ere put mp the 5000 fer the p@5ss
rIsn. against = liks szm Furnished b
J q Miller a rich PuEfiand man-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Washington. d c. Nov Is--At the
installation OF Rev W p. Thirkoild
as president Of Howard university
which institution Is devoted principally
% the advancement OF the negro. Pres
ideut Roosevelt. British Ambassador
James Bryce and Andrew Carnegie
made speeches sealing principally
with the negro question. The presi.
dent called attention 10 the many diff
culues encountered BY the negro IN
h.s desire 10 get ahead in the world.
bat counseled him 20 march steadily
ahead and overcome the difficulties
one By one and that his reward would
b. equally great Dir. Bryce and Mr.
Carnegie spoke along similar lines.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Consscs Escape.

TIE most sensational prision breAk
that has occurred as the Reno. New.
prisoB in Dsny years took place Mon.
day Hftzrnoon, when the oonvicas Rioh
ard Forrest. James Watson and John
EDWARDS Ovrrp0wsred their guArda
shooting one thr0agn the hand. aud
tsEins p,os-esssOn Oa 3 hatcher wagon
N tbs prlsOn yard drove into tbe hll.s.
Duptay Saerln I'm Jblock Vas one oi
the nrsf % and abe Irsil Of the ESCAPED
ocuxictA. he no sooner got started
thAz he SAs informed % their location
b. . ballet whisIling BY his head.
. knOoiock saw rw0 men daek cut Of
saghs b-nsath the high sAgebrush and
be soon had them covered with ms
gan They surrendered aud were taken
baek % the PRISM BY their esps0r.
Convict Edwards committed suicide
rather tbAn surrender.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Hon. r. q. Tharin, attorney al 10 a
and counsel ior Antitrust Lsaxua.
writes from Psnnsyivsnia ave. n. w.
Washington, ID. C.. as fellows
Having used Pervas Ser oza<rasi
disorders, ] am able 10 testify 30 he
great remedial excellence and do nai
hesitate % give Il my emphatic en-
dorsemeui and earnest recommendation
30 al persons affected by that disordeg
10 = alec toaiC 81 Eresa gSsfssBeSs''
Mr. T BArnecots. West Aylmcr, On
tsrio. Can, writes. Last winter use
~ with pne~aaoaia after hssing - xripps
J toOk PeFuna for tao months. when !
teczme quite we'll. also induced =
young lady. whO Vas 81 rssn down ard
oonhned 20 the house, 30 take PerunA.
add ate taking Peruna for thiee months
fhe j. able n follow her trade q tailor
ing. ! can recosmsnd Peruna Tor all
such who are ill and require a tonic. -
Ps-rs-as Iablets
Some people prefer 20 take tablets
rsthsr than 10 take medicine Ia a huid
io'm such people can obtain Perutss
tablets. which represent the solid ms-5i-
final ing e'iients Of PeEunA Each tab
4 - ~ iivalrnt o. one average dose o.
Rsruna
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Roosevelt Announces Great coss.,.,..
N MAY.

nsessss's AHnesaess Great coassrene.
N May.
President Roosevelt hns Invita- ~
governors Of states and territories a
meet hin a. the Waite House MAJ a
~ and Is Eext O. discuss ths au-sftor
81 means 10 conserve the natural r.
soaroes 81 The country" Invitation
are 10 b. eKtendsd 70 the members -
both houses Of congress and % the m.
iAna waterways commission. The Inn.
l'oFtAnce and manner In which the
subject Is % BE- considered Ar. ma.
Gated In the presidents letter 10 ths
governors. Which says. IN part
II IL evident that the abundant MAJ.
ural resources on Which the welfare
OF THIS nation rests are becoming de-
pleted, and IN not a few case A.. Al
ready exhausted. The Is true Of All
portions Of the United States. il IL es
pecialiy true Of the longer settled
communities q the east The gravits
ot The situation mast. believe. appaai
~tth special force L. the governors az
ne states. because % their clos. rela
uons 10 the people and their r~suonsi
oiii@ for the welfare 81 their CON.
munities
he matters 10 BE- considered Al
this conference are not confined 10 am
region oF group u states. but are O.
vital concern 20 the nation a. q uhols
and 10 all the People These subjects
Include the use and conservation 81 tn
mineral resources. the resources OF the
land and the resources a. the waters
IN every part Of our territory.
In order % open discussion ! shall
invite q feW recognized authorities &c
present brief descriptions OF actual
facts and conditions without argu-
ment leaving the conference 10 deal
~ith each topic a. Il may elect
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
Fraud Charged.

NeE York. Nov. ls-Charging that
tie president OF the jenkins Trust
company Of Brooklyn borrowed Tile.
E4lly 1857 o0e from that institution
and that evidence OF civil and erin
nal liability had been found In the
Borough bank OF Brooklyn as well. At.
torney General Jackson has startled
financial circles by the obtaining Of
temporary receivers for six suspended
banks and trust companies.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

LenFer. Nov. la.--John Barrett. al.
necin. Of sAe international Bursau AZ
American Republics. speaking r-o~ut.
y al banaust given In has houor
By the Isnver Chamber Of Commerae
made the prediction thAt eveutunlly
enFer ~ould BE- connected b. canals
"i1h the Gull q MeKioo aad the Mis.
saaslpgn river
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

=. ==aAz<s e Ihaz r4psr wfll - p4ssss1 -
80 = Al kAnrn - 81 tsast go 6Fan4sd 6zeezzs
ffa1 mzssnss - bsnm abs - e1fs u ~ :
sa&zzz, eEe thsa y sseAfFA aens -.
wssfenf sraasrrzfY C44arrA Sezng > neas1fs
Kaaai aanna.o, 41ffea > ennsnt1t fena4 Ne<e
neat Balls Ca4AFrA enss - taAen e 49,.
1880 az she avH1am. tharahy 9sNsF1gtNH -
EzndaFlSn q tks elseass. aad E1stnH - -
nwnf sarenRsh ~ buil1tne - - esze.sza.. -
---~s-~lsznrT kssz - = ga faik IL 81 e4r.flEs
m--ssrs fhaz fhsT err ons hEaeHet Dolszs
- 49, e. thz1 a. Eskis - ere bea1 ~ =
o - -. CHEEKY q ca. ToAsaa. o
49,. ps=s,lT Pms e. "a hszl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

hariienFiile. Okla. Nov ~ --GsorKs
williams q ColinHvllis. . unlsea
states deputy marshal and Ernest
lewis. an alleged hootieEEer wwre
killed IN . pistol battle here xban
Williams and Pred keeier another
nited States deputy maEpAai. atiemps.
- 10 arrest Iexss
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
Ammonia Fumes KIN Fireman.

Oakland. Cal. Nov ls-Flre broke
out In Collins drug store az Washing
ton and Twelfth streets and caused
$50 600 or $40 900 loss. Edward Brandt.
a fireman. was killed. and several
other fremen we're almost overcome
with ammonia fumes
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
ch.. ., Gun 20 aspsnslE.

Portland. Ore. New. is-whes Dr.
James Wiley 81 the Good samaritan
hospital laid opea the vermiform ap-
pendix o. ii-yeAr-Old Eva Food be re-
moved q wad Of chewing gum. The
patient - the daughter o. Philip
Flood Of this city.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

a husbands conscience never
bothera him much until bis wtfe tss
gins 20 hnd out
How long xfll the world oontinus &c
sacrifice her sayioYH9
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

HoNARD q SUTTON. A.~mEuw .ns
4hrusst, Le@dFilix Cslo Ssena.xr s~tczs
aid, silver. rad. q. EsaS sslvsE. nc. suaa
- sant - oaHsefs 81 1Yanpi~ tsaas s.sfisas
nFxlsB,ss saa tuh prsrs ha ssni - apPAaa
90 1oufFus and uasplFs wssA satscsa-1 knf.
fxnoas 1srAzssaas< salieral Eamk
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

just as long a. society mAks0 n 10
oar interest 10 pretend % - whst ws
sre not that long viii &c c0us4 an
hypocrisy that killA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

i.ook into The past q tAs man who
hkes 20 60 visiting. ana Esxewhsre
away back you wiil ind hsn a boy
IN q photograph album wffh lons
caFis down his bach
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

TIE main street q q snail town
- a haff holiday ear make ths ssa-
aess funeral prOosssion iook Ire
ezia affair whe8 4 cones % chez
fElnesA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

President Roosevelt las indieassS %
Senator hcCumbeF 81 North D4s0ta
that HE message % ooagFsss wouid
coutain a recommendation for federal
Inspection Of grain eneertng intO the
Interstate commsros
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

n the strength e a tainK ~ eSxol.
opea BY iis uss she= ssEsS zszH
brains are awfEiiy ssaFeNk &c
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

It's . real faet-you eaah pot =
square PEG In a round hole Nefthsx
can you put little man n a his place.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
RHEUMATISM
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY

II h perfectly
serves int: s-A bones thrOesing ssd t~Aa.g vita Ia pszs
eppsn
sesh Such sue
reach blood
than skin dep guundd
reached eonsttutiosA ssmnT CANNOT Be RuBEED AWAY
DE socuusOa n the refuse which
f bedny the
Eefne coming
add
On sympos azd thOagh they be sAaae re~vd rs tina
surface treatment
Spnsas after attack II indgesea sher isgu Reu
wAis
irritating producing p0lsoa w AN
from 20 muscle n 70 n settling the cnzis8
Inflammation swelling terrible
often shattered the he4h undind and perhaps be<
reformed aud crippled Ter LIE s. O. blood az
the ecuson neutralng The sds and exzx Ell tn
InvEeaes lHstzna
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

n - elHeuit - fhink - = greater
yozng mar than the 90 'nmerrss r.
iehss and yes unfoHrks6 ~ its gisaor
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

al a weak. esgr strcxm. csnstanfiy 9<posis-
Ing acxid and corrosive matter In Ehe mzs-
eisa. serves. Ieints and b~~ea. Tie bs4y ID
and nsurished ~ Tieh. k>zakh-eastsinasw
blood Wiki co@pleely ssa P~zze@<zEsE
cures RhxzmAtisR- 8. g. q. h cewPsse4
cf bSth purifyisg and assie Psspmtsss--
iust What Il ne<Aed IN every ease - Hkss-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
g G q
$685.
PURELY vE6gTABLE

pezsh skh skhsT iB ingr1iaG hu8 q
ade entirely ct purifying heHzg exs@c sa e Il sss hss -
b~Ein the q O. o. I'D wsa
year physicians give ysx zsrzs@
Rksz@s
TT SWIFT @rED@D O.. AuAgxas 60
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
FALLING WALLS
CRUSH OUT LIVES
Two Killed. Six Hurt in a
Wrecked Cincinnati
Building.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. 1.-TWO
persons were killed and a half dozen
seriously injured by the collapse Of a
fOur-story building at 625 and 627 Cen
tral avenue, this afternoon. The ground
floor Of the building was occupied BY
william. E. Dohan. a shoe dealer. and
those above by a number Of fat dwell
Iers.
A new front was being placed In the
store room, and under the stress CT the
repair work the front wall of the struc-
ture fell outward. across the sidewalk
The roof and upper floors dropped into
the cellar.
one Of the killed is an unidentified
white nan about sixty years of age.
who was walking along the street, when
he was caught under the debris Mrs.
William r. Daley, widow. who lived
IN the fiat on the second floor, was
erushed TO death in her bed. The seri-
ously injured are William Leggett,
William Gleason. and ]. B. Dushane,
all workmen employed on the repair
work.
The clerks and customers in the shoe
store and tha other tenants IN the build
ing escaped NTH minor injuries.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
% b Merchants.
YOUNG MEN WANTED
10 LABOR FOR SCIFNCI

one OF the scientific discussions on
heredity before the British Association
suggests new pastime. eminentIy suit
ed to garden parties and picnics. II has
10 do with the color Of the human eve.
80 lar as science is concerned there
are only two kinds or eyes. those which
are blue and those which are not Blue
Is the natural color Of the eye: all the
ether hues. described as a hazel OF. gray.
green or violet. are due to aecxs' OF pig
ment or color super-imposed on the blue
iris; and science roughly dubs them
brown Nov. the children OF two blue
eyed people will always have blue eyes.
but II people marry whose eyes are not
true blue then there IS always a prob
ability and some times a tendency on
the part OF one or more of their chill
dren to revert TO blue. Thus two peo-
lie one of whom had hazel eyes and
the other what are usually described
as brown eyes, might quite normally
have child with blue eyes. because
blue Is a color which tends to reassert
itself. Science. in the person Of those
biologists who believe in the Mende-
liam theories of heredfty is trying 10
go further than this and TO say when
blue eyed and a brown eyed person
marry what proportion Of their children
viii have blue eyes and what proper
ton brown. But the scientists are at
present at a standstill for want of
enough facts and figures to- 90 upon.
Consequently any earnest young man
who asks an attractive young lady II
he may closely examine her eyes to see
theory when compared with those of
ner parents VIII be regarded as doing
something to advance the progress OF
ledge.-London Graphic.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
ONLY CIRCUMSTANTIAL.

Wigg-Newrick wasn't born with a
gold spoon IN his mouth. was he?
Wagg-I fancy not At any rate, he
eats with his knife now.-Philadelphia
Record.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
THE CowARDLY MOUNTAIN LION

Many attempts have been made 20
hold up the mountain lion as a true
lion in point OF bravery and courage.
says Charles F. Holder. in the Travel
Magazine. but the consensus OF opinion
Is. OF those who have hunted Il. that the
mountain lion IS a coward. that the In
stances where IL has attacked man are
few and far between. Almost any ami
NAL viii fight when cOrnered Ike a rat
or IN defense OF It's young but the
mountain lion has. at least TO my
knowledge. never been known 10 charge
camp Of men. though 1 do knew an
instance where a cougar swan 20 a
small key In Florida and sprang into
q camp and stole q pig that was being
used as lure, taking the animal from
among the hunters. who were democrat
lied BY the apparent courage OF the
beast.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
NO WIFE" CLASS
IS INEXCUSABLE
Bachelor Maids Outnumber
Their Brothers in
Washington.
Every Man Gould Marry
and Leave Over 1900
Spinsters.

There is not a reason that can be Of
fered by the bachelors Of Washington
why they should be living a single life.
On the contrary there is every reason
why they should get married. The
Washington matrimonial market is over
stocked with young and old women
who, if they had the chance, would
marry.
Wemen in Majority.
According TO the police census made
TO the Commissioners in April last, there
are HIS more women IN the District
than there are men. Just think OF it
seventeen thousand. seven hundred and
fifteen more women than there are men,
and it is natural to presume that a large
majority OF that number are of mar
riageable age or soon Will be, and are
willing to take unto themselves O hus-
band Every man here could marry and
leave 1900 OLD maids.
The surplus Of women Is, Of whites.
o,541, and cOlOred. s, 149 The male popu-
latiOn Is placed at. white. liz. 12S; colored,
$500. With the official fact that there
is an army Of unmarried women In this
city. the bachelors should get busy,
make selection. and call on the parson
70 perform the ceremony.
Not long since some jealous citizen
wrote a letter 10 the Commissioners
suggesting that they ask Congress To
pass a law to tax bachelors 500 a year
and tax Of $50 on the bachelor girls
However, the proposition to tax the
women, considering that there are so
many more women IN the District than
men, would be an injustice.
Up to Merchants.
If some enterprising merchant with
house furnishings and furniture would
offer prize OF his wares for brides and
oridegrooms, residents Of the District OF
Columbia, who would marry, within a
time. no doubt there would be an
avalanche OF marriages IN Washington
that would cut down TO some extent the
surplus OF unmarried women IN the city
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
MONEY GROWS EASIER
AS WEEK ADVANCES

NEW YORK. Sept 14-Cal money
was quoted nominally at per cent to-
day The early part OF the week wit
messed a moderate stringency IN the.
market, incident to ..te New York city
bond subscriptions and The Union Pa
cihc payment. On Monday loans were
made at and ~ per cent. Tuesday, 6ts
and 51z; wednesday, 81 and 8; Thurs
day. 4 and 2. ard Friday. ~ and per
cent. The redemption OF the Japanese
per cent bonds was a factor in the cas-
Ing Of rates during the latter half of the
week.
Time money Fduring the week showed
an easy tendency. and at the close mod
crate offerings were made Of six months
money. which met with a fair demand
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
MISSISSIPPI MURDER CASE
POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 14-Advices
received from Greenwood yesterday
state that the preliminary trial Of r. L.
Kirby and DR.. Grover c. Kirby. charged
with killing J. D. Money, jr, and the
serious wounding OF Col. J. =. Money.
f2sed for today, has been postponed un-
81 Monday. Justice J. p Montgomery
granting the continuance at the request
OF the defelHants, who were not IA
readiness for he hearing.