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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

1t is reported that several Of the
large railroad corporations have
ordered q poll taken OF. their en-,
ployes to determine whether the
popularity of President Roosevelt
is increasing, at stand still or
growing less. There can be no
other explanation Of this move
than that railroad and other great
corporations desire to gst q line
upon popular feeling for the pur-
pose Of finding out just how much
Of an effort (meaning money they
will have to, ,spepd, of course) will
he required 10 defeat him or any
Republican candidate for the
;s,residency who is pledged to carry
out the sooseveltian policy of get
Ting greater benefits for the people
by constructing the hoggish tsrden
oy.of corporate wealth. This rail-
road poll story coming so close up
on the heels of the report Of a
$1,000, 900 fund to be used to de-
feat Roosevelt or any other
man pledged to carry out the work
.le has inaugurated is enough to
nut the people on their guard
against the dangers of the presi-
.lsntiai campaign of next year.
The paramount question in this
campaign will he, shall the people
~or the great corporations rule the
country!
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

All lAmserican catch company
anAuiHceS lls lnicRalnn tn t,irn out
watches anring tsa current Aeas'
as the sate # =! watches minute
She 1.ls.n h to last4tlce n nliI!ie2
watches ia 2S5 wspkin" days ot 5
hours each. The average person
can hold his breath ,hse.r quarters
Of u minute without ,ii,tress. If
the company succeeds 10 doing
what it proposes il mvst be able to
turn out tlnisheL watches at Il
somewhat faster rate than 81
watches while a man is holding
his breath.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
Ameadmeht to ChaaDe Division
Of Taxes

The !ote general assembly has sut.
mitted a constitutional amendment
to the voters IT the stxte to change
the areortionraent Of taxes, which IS
as folowa: TIE state is to collest
taxes rom railroads, telegraph and
telepkane companies, etc., ca which
to keep up tue expenses ct the State
while the COUNTIES vii! look to their
taxpayers for their furas. At pres
eut the method IS for che county Il
collect a prorass OF tax to BE- turned
over to, the State aud 10 return the
State vas to seed to the county a pro-
rate Of the ta1ss colleetei from cor
pOrafisDs.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

Notwithstanding the fact that
The regular session of our legisla-
iature appropriated more money
than the state will have in the next
two years, the special session is
adding to the expense account at
the rate of $4,000 day.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

A Parision doctor has discover
ed that solution of ono part Of
picric acid to sevezsy-fve parts Of
water vii! surely nal speedily cure
the most terrible barns and seaids
and recommends s.fat barrsss of
the so|u:na be kept :snndries, etc. ,
in which workmer, thus iEsnred
could be immersed. The pain is
instantly removed, sares and 5sist
ers prevented aud euro cozlplet
cd in feav or five days.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

Kansas breweries are moving
into Missouri. One would Judge
from the disposition shown by our
legislature to enact snti-Iiquor leg
sslation that Missouri had booze
troubles enough of her own with
out the Kansas immigration.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
Attorney-G General Hadley o

Attorney General Hadley OF
Missouri thinks corporation abuses
will never cease until a law is
made that will put the offending
beads of such concerns in the pen.
stentiary like any other criminal.
A great many peo pie haye already
taken the same view of the matter,
and year Or two will see public
sentiment thereon crystalising it.
self in legislative enactment.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

An interesting fact recently
brought oes by the Government
Geological survey is~shat the high
est ans. the lowest iOints CT dry
land in, the United states are in
snuthsrn Gissifornin. and are onl y
- mixes apari. Mcunt WLitney's
cap To-. ssssie mora, than 44.50C
feet above sea level. and the lowe
spot in Death Valiey is ss:5H feel
below toe. :syel of t:te sea.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
The Demand for Technically
Qualified Young Men.

In view of the general impress
sion that the professions are great
ly overcrowd ed, it is surprising to
learn that 80 me of the leading rail-
roads of the country are finding
much diff Guilty in securing proper
ly qualified young men to gill
subordinate positions on the en-.
gineering staff. One road in par
ticular has recently gone so far as
to make the fact known in public
press, aud to invite communication
from young men who have passed
through technical schools, and
possess the necessary qualifications
to enable them to commence work
as rodmen and chainmen, OF do
the simpler instrumental work con-
nected with the construction and
maintenance Of railroads. 1t was
further stated that the renumera-
ton would be sufficient to enable
these men to nainiain Themselves
at once in decency and comfort.
and for those that showed aptitude
and application there was a reas.
enable xpectation Of early pro.
motion. Further evidence Of the
excellent opening afforded by the
present industrial activity is found
io the fact that, in one Of the lead,
ing technical colleges in the coun-
try, every. member of the gradu
ating class of 1906 had secured an
appointment some months before
the close Of the college year. The
demand for technically qualified
men in railroad work has nnques-
tiopably been stimulated by the
recognition OF the fact that the 10
crease in the capacity and weigh
Of the motive power and rolling
stock, and the demand for more
intelligent supervision due to tie
introduction Of electric traction nE
steam roads, is rendering it deH.
able that not only the engineez:oa
department, bat also those wb;cl,
have to 90 with tha Eaaintainarct
and oporstion Of .ke road shossd
be run by men wssk. sesGcient tech.
nical knowledge, wiin sufficient
training iss natura: science, to ea
able them. 70 exeraise = more -
telligent oversight ct their depars'
ments thaa'is POSSIBLE in .he case o
men whose Theoretical kaoUledge j
/ bounded Ey the lirsits os a commas
school eancation. Sc1eutig g.
! American,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

Col. Watterson says that only
hard times and Accent wheat can
>dsteat the Republican party in
1903. We remember that it was
4o-cent wheat that put the Demo
cratic party down and out in 1896.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
NEMuBORS cot FOOLED.

IL was literally eoughirs. myself to
death. and had sec"me too weak To-
leave my bed and ighbers predicted
that would never leaS- II aiiye: but
they got fooled. SsT 'lanks he t" God
I was indHced satrv Dr: Kings Nes
discovery. it so'k ilssI feuEone dollar
botties 20 completely cure the cnlax b
aud restore nae TO gtstd sound health.
writes Mrs. Eva COeaph. :, OF Grover
town. Stark Co, Ind This ktoc OF
cough and cnld cures. aud heasrF oi
throat aud luugs, il guaranteed hs :.
L. Thurman. Druggist. &C. aud
Oi.co. Tria! bottle free.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOEICE.

Notice is hereby given that the uu.
dersigred administrator OF the estate
Of Auguste P. K. Jaaschke, deceased,
will make tinal settlement t& his ac-
CO UNITS with said estate as such I'D.
mi uist rator at the next term OF Fro.
bate Court Of Washington County,
Missouri, to be holden at P0tosi 10 the
said county On the 18th day OF May,
1907. RUDOLPH JAESCHXE.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

Whenever labor gets more than
a dollar and a half a day. our
plutocrats seem to think the coun.
try is too prosperous and has IL
dangerous tendency to socialism,
anarchy and other things that look
terrible to the plutes, who have
only u few hundred millions.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
anyway the Democrats have
tnelr presidential candidate that
can be defeated.
Small gold-brick schemes don't
20 we'll in these days. Confidence
men nowadays make a noise like a
million dollars to catch 'em.

The Panama canal commission
has advertised for bids for one
thousand chairs, half Of them to be
rockers. This explains a whole
lot why the dirt is flying SO slow
out of the ditch.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
4 TbTTARIF ESSOC

4 z u AFLE AFESSCN.
''Six years ago Learned q valuable
lie sson,h writes John Pleasant. of
NJ aenolia Ind. Il then began taking
10 nger take them the better Z find
them" They please everybody.
Guaranteed At S. F. Tlurman's, drug
Dist OF
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01

Fo,ey's Honey and Tar CURES the
most obstinate coughs and expels The
cold from the system az it Is mildly
axatiTs. 1t is guaranteed. The
genuine is ih the yellow package.
City Drug Store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1907-05-01
Afte1 the Ksdding.

WIN iduS uteI nuI 10y ec1SA :
ths bri dal couple have been bidaen
coed by. Oae by one the guests
leays, and sosn the mother is let
alone with the servants in the home
where the bride has 5een baby,
little girl, big girl, young lady and
socia: queen.
Thsre is a. unbelievable ex-
press;o n in the eyes of tAe mother
as she stands and looks cut of the
door apon the plaza ant,;: the steps
which but a few moments ago were
covered by a ohattering, smiling
throns gathered to do honor to and
bid Godspeed 10 the hside and
bridegroom.
The aaother .hiuhs of ice many,
man ~ sacrifices she has made, of
the pleasures she has denied her,
self, that her girl might Lave ad-
vantages.
She smiles wistfully, musing
upon the days of patieat effort,
the hopes, the dreams, the longiogs
which ha VS. ended to-day.
All this she remembers, and
sighs.
Now her baby, her |:ttle girl,
her big girl, her young !ady-her
daughter all are cone'
''Hilda,'' she calls to the maid,
sweep this rice off the porch and
the steps and pick up those old
shoes on The sidewalk, 9n1 put the
place in order. If anybody tele-
phones me, or calls for me. say l
am not at home. 1 am going to
bed, Don't waken me until l get
up Of myself. l am going to get q
good sleep. This is the first time
in fifteen years that l have felt
that / could get as much sleep as /
need"
How many boys realize chat land
is going fast-boys brought up to
think that in America land can
never be scarce, that when they
have played out at everything e!se
they can somewhere get piece Of
land for nothing and the next day
he a prosperous farmer. 1t is with
di didiculty that they be made to see
it.. In 1866 there were but little
over 81, 1,O0o,00O acres under cult
vation in the United States. To-
day the cultiTated acres numbe,
936. 600, 900 and these are not only
our best, but they are fast going
up in value beyond men Of email
meaps. Keen scented corpora
tions snuAing ibe inevitable battle
from afar are tnrning their atten.
tion TO land und greedii7 buying
| whole counties with no idea OF eve,
letting an acre 90, but the boy
| who thinks be is made for some
thing higher, looks calmly on.
thinking there will be plenty lef'
for him should be ever have Il
| stool to it. The sons Of half
| starved teachers, lawyers, trader.
and others, who are unsuccessful
in their oyer-c-owod callines AT
turning to our cheaper lands sur'
t" 6us what they nor their parents
have known besore-tru3y indie
pendent homes.-Ez.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28


a@n college ots,n
1wn- Elnwood dave,
asa Coles fin roo
ESQ fillmore
ZOO win nodr
in
asnn modern sroornho house
400 10 eroomho
lotsg room
Al 70 odsrn8 room
swo-T aluEe nnoden
xAncdr modern
1000 xAncolu.
aaco-K Lincoln, lots room
an Monroe. g.
PcHr1 ot Broorn
500 Quincy T
2Eoo-@ nen4h,we at sic
4oon-T ueka awe,
600
500 in cars
6,5o- ots,c lose in,
upwards
Texas lands large s.
nIands, large tracts SC per
BaTgain In
Il.
PHONES: COLUMBIAN BLDG
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FOR sAI4E-REAL ESTATE.
w. M. FORBES & co.

WIN. FORBES & CO.
Yesterday we sold the Higgins, nine
room modern home with three lots at 1914
Coilege avenue for little less than S, 900
Today (ah. today we can tell YOU better
when the day is done)."
LOOK AT THESE AND TAKE YOUR
PICK
EAST SIDE: Locust street, three rooms,
SaO0' &luO down. Fifth street, two four
room room cottages. $500 and $3.50, Lafayette
Lake street, four lots. six rooms, 81. 500
Adams street. six rooms, two lots. $500;
Madison street, four rooms, 81 200. Five
rooms. $500. Six rooms. 81, 800 Modern
M.410; Eight rooms. modern, s., $50. Quin-
cy street, new five rooms, all modern,
g. 400. Five rooms, modern, $500.
kansas Al AVENUE; FIVE rooms. gas.
tage. gas. water, Is lots, s1s2.
WEST SIDE: Van Buren, street, new
six rooms. modern, s. 100. Harrison street.
Eight rooms. all modern. two corner lots.
$500. Five rooms. gas. barn, 81 800. Tyler
F4neat 3en ro eath ssdoe fs oR
feet. close in, s2,70o. New cottages. s..
III lots, $780, western avenue, dandy
new home. $1,000 Cottage, $1,000. Fill
more street, good seven rooms, three
lots, $1,000. Buchanan street, five rooms,
gas, barn, $500. Seven rooms, modern,
$500 Lincoln street, four rooms, two
lots, barn, $3.50. Six room cottage, barn,
81, $50 Lane street, seven rooms barn,
four lots, g, 600. West street, seven rooms,
barn. g, 600. Six rooms, all modern, 81
300. Five rooms, new modern cottage,
barn, two lots. s., 800. Mulvane street
five room modern cottage, three lots,
barn, 81, $50. West Sixth street, five
rooms. $1,000; 500 down Two bargains
Iowman Hill, $500 and $780, Terms.
Three bargains near Potwin, 81, 800, $500
and $3.50.
Everything you want in houses and
FARMS: IS acres improved, six miles
out g, 200 120 acres, improved near Te-
Wis. 5000: $3.50 on the new Southwest
ern line, $35 so acres improved, So
miles from Auburn, 20 miles of Tope-
ka. $3.50 $50 acres, improved, three miles
of Tecumseh, S., $50, etc.
TRADES: We have several good prop
os1tions in trades. What have YOU See
US for all the good things in real estate
rentals, loans and insurance.
w. M. FORBES & CO., 1o7 w. 7th st.
THE TOPEKA INVESTMENT LOAN co
HAVE MOVED TO
lib e. 9TH ST. UPSTAIRS.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
EOS W. SIXTH ST.

New mod
Buchanan
must cave the cit a
strictly College HILL furnace
be
and heatr OTIS good tic.
in
of futan
cottage ST.
te in
r leaving he
new5
INVESTMENT cellar well choice
be bought for and is wor more.
PROPOSITIONS
ON IL
LII
I BELL 1917 81
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FOR SALE


1872 LINCOLN STREET. FINE
ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. POR-
CELAIN BATH FIXTURES. CE-
MENTED CELLAR, GAS LIGHT
AND HEAT, LARGE CISTERN
AND CITY WATER, SEWER
TAXES PAID OUT. so FOOT LOT.
DELIGHTFUL SHADE, FRUIT
LARGE VERANDA IN FRONT.
PRICE Low. GIVEN ON IN
CURRY.
1926 POLK, MODERN s ROOM
HOUSE. PRICE REASONABLE.
GIVEN ON INQUIRY AT PREMI-
SEES.
RICKENBACHER REALTY co.
534 KANSAS AVE.
PHONE 1853.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


BUrNo L
ATTERANY coNsIDERAT
NrLornS wTsTAw
ELSEWHERE IN
Manages aAL
sAGENE
BRos,u sEET
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FOE sALE+REAL EsTATE.
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL FARM SALE

miles fronth
ylando
oubuud $ all
CAM ecutu ntwo
this fall March, 1906 Don't
MoFFIT &
Age
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ELMER r. BARNES & co.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE.

cellar to attic We'll
otsnn elocaton on car
lots shade and fruit
trees St,
2batho
Kansas e
western ownerwa
Another
for
F1ne room cotag Polk
housed ationn city
IT.
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HOMES THAT ARE REAL BARGAINS

BARGAINS
rouse a 1mode
1So VIII
rms
1900 WIN
cotag
iris
LAGERSTROM
LACE
& &
LUCA
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FARMS AND SMALL TRACTS


by and
An
e. by well
For acre o romL
manH
&
o.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SANTA FE SHOP DISTRICT

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SANTA FEE SHOP DISTRICT
rooms, gas for fuel and Fights, well,
cistern, good outbuildings. house newly
papered and painted, Chandler St, ST.
600.
New room house, gas. outbuildings.
cellar. walks, east front, lots, on corner.
5000.
Larch St, rooms, piped for gas. good
outbuildings. cellar. well. walks, 500 cash
balance like rent
street car, gas, sidewalks, etc. $500 to $3.50
each.
2 lots on Grattan st, s175 each.
lots Seward ave-, south fronts, $225
each.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
Phones s4s. 116 w. Sixth ST.
"a BLOCKS OUT
A new 2-story room house. gas,
city water cfstern in kitchen. sew
paved street. Call at $40 Jefferson
street. WIN sell cheap.
INVESTIGATE as Cedar street. roomed
house with gas light and heat. Fine
location for shop man
r. D. BLAINE.
lnd. phone 141S. 525 Kan. ave. Bell 1882.
FOR SALE lots, high and dry. 18th
and Clay, $3.50. Fred c. Slater.
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SOMETHING
;and,b of 90
walks ndwelceI shade
81
and barn
nd
IN to handle rice
houses main Travelled roadL
a
o i'm an anyw
&
E
BARN FRUIT
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-HEILO!-
YES, 5o5-SHAWNEE AGENCY.


5s-sE
sure! a ne east wenan
cellar,
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PARTNERSHIP ESTATE CO.
OF
ROOMS
ST,
sso-s PARK
sou-1s
LOCATION POLK
MODERN. ON CAR LINE
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

THE BEST WAY TO GET A HOME
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ROOM COTTAGE LOTS IS FRUIT BARN cIsrERNs
CHICKEN PARTIES rEAv1nc
MODERN HOUSE. IA LOTS. SHADE QUICK SALE $1,000
PAYMENTS
HOUSE LOTS N BLOCKS CASH
ANCE
CO.
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IL cash. balance month";
lot
bringing month S.ao
brick
stern
room
1otsS DOM
6r nnoden Oh PoIkst
efarnn to tradefo r in the
2lots,n new room Ocash.a
CLEARINGHOUSE REALTY co,
D.. KANSAS Ave
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Homes in oak
land c. Moore, corner OF Wabash
and Indiana ave, Oakland.
FOR SALE-Five = acres land. fenced
chicken tight, 6 room house, cellar, large
barn. one well. two cisterns, fruit and
shade trees Price s.. 100; $500 or $500 down.
Easy terms. Call Ind. 675-4
THE TOPEKA INVESTMENT LOAN CO
HAVE MOVED TO
1ls E. 9Th ST, UPSTAIRS.
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SOMETHING YOU CAN'T HELP FROM BUYING
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FOR SALE-At half price room house,
good barn, corner lots, nice shade.
ALSO
Good dwelling of rooms. good location.
close in, $3.50.
G. D. MEYERS & CO,
se7 n. KANSAS AVE
FOR SALE
New room house. lots, 1901 Fillmore
St. . blocks car Inc. 5000.
WILSON. as Kansas Ave
Ind. phone 1894
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08
Wall Paper

Our line is brimful of those enticipp
novelties that are alluring enough to
seduce an order from tbs most careful
and fastldlous buyer. Geo. w. Ebert g.
Co., 81 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08
BREWERY C0NFESSES
Offers to Withdraw From State Of Kan
sas and Pay Costs of Suit.

TOPEKA. Kan, May THE Anheuser-
Busch Brewing company today fled its
answer I'm the Supreme court confessine
judgment in custer, offering to withdraw
from tho State and pay all the costs in
thc action. The company asks that no
receiver be appointed and that the in
junction standing against the company
he modified TO permit IT TO withdraw all
pgny denies that it has violated The IN
junction UP TO the present time.
The ADhcuser- Busch is one Of the for
General recently secured an injunction
preventing Il from doing business within
The state, When the receivers were mp
pointed for the property OF nine other
companies within the State, the An
heuscr- Busch company filed a motion TO
prevent the appointment of q receiver In
the case. and after preliminary arEu
ments the case was set for hnal hearing
on Friday next,
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e I XIX s."
In the Planting Time of the Corn.
Tusayan.

Ny Lady Of the Silver Crescent:
The poems were the fancies of a
lonely Indian shepherd - the echoes Of
the dreams of boy! But the man can
not continue to dream. He has to wake
and see things in the sunlight, which is
merciless on the desert. A man may
finch from the revelations of if, but he
can not escape it.
That is paragraph from Indian Love
Letters" truly Fascinating little book by
MARAH ELLIS RYAN which is exciting
much comment.
The letters are the record Of the old and
hopeless struggle against reversion TO type
glowing and exotic in style, and marked by
uncommon beauty and pahoS.
Like the recollection of music heard, like the
haunting memory OF perfume is the charm OF The letters,
in their revelation of NOBLE pure unsesh dsinterested
love, the outpouring of alive TO the beauty OF the
and in accord with the haTmones OF the unseen.
Brooklyn Times.
These letters exquisite poems, laden with pas
sion and intensity Of thought and through all OF them
the spirit of resignation fate that arouses sympathy"
philadelphia Record.
With Decorations. 500 NET.
A. c. McClurg s. Co., Publishers.
AT ALL BOOKSELLERS
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MAY BE HARD To
GET To EUROPE
Strike of Ten Thousand Long
shOremen CrippIes Trans
atlantic Service.
NEITHER SIDE WILLING
TO MAKE CONCESSIONS
Strikers Declare That If Any
Steamers Sail They viii
Go Partially Loaded.

NEW YORK. May With tho spring
tide Of tourists 10 Europe at jts height,
the trans Atlantic steamship companies
are facing danger OF serious tieup,
practically all OF them being today par
TALLY crippled as a result of the strike
of longshoremen FOR increased wages.
Many coastwise ana tramp steamer lines
ARE also affected.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse was de-
Jayed about an hour when her usual
sailing hour arrived today, The Carona
OF tbe Cunard line got away on time.
Representatives of tho strikers declare
however that If steamers scheduled TO
gail later in the week keep their engage
ments, il will only be by leaving gigantic
portions OF their cargoes behind,
None OF the trans-A tlantic lines have
given any evidence Of being ready 10
make concessions. One of the coastwise
lines, the Southern Pacific company.
reached a compromise agreement with
Its men today and 500 returned 10 work,
The mber OF mon now out is estimated
by strike leaders at about 10000.
The only disorder thGs far occurred
today when $50 strikers attacked and
scattered gang OF 10 non union men on
their way 90 the White Star Line pier.
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FORTUNE FOR THAW
Filing of Trustees Accounts Shows
Condition Of Big Estate.

PITTSBURG, May -Four trustees
accounts under the will Of Harry
Thaw's father were filed for official au-
dit today. They are the second trien-
NAL accounts rendered since the Widel-
ity Trust company began administering
the affairs of the legatees six years
ago
Harry Is. Thaw is shown 10 have been
the recipient Of the second largest in
come OF any OF the heirs. nearly 100000
having been paid TO him from this source
alone. This sum was exclusive OF the
income which he derives from various
other bcuuests under his fathers will.
The account OF Harry Thaw shows that
there is due him under the direct leg
ncv allowed by his father the sum Of
$3.50. 53i The income from this as in
vested by the trustees during the three
wears covered by the account, Is ss5.
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