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New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

The forthcoming volumes OF the Letters oc
Queen Victoria" written between the years 1887
and 1851. promise to have q prOdigiOus CirCula
ton, the preliminary orders having been very
large. Longmans, Green x Co. will publish the
collection in this country this month 1t is said.
by the way, that the volumes contain many
notable portraits
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Mr. r s Hichens's just finished novel, "A
Spirit in Prison." is a sequel to his former book
The Call of the Blood" 1t Will not be brought
out in book form until the autumn of next year.
His novelette,. "Barbary Sheep" is not TO be
published in England in that form.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Annesley VachelPs Life and Sport the Pa
Cffic Slope" He has revised the book in ihe
light of later observations.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

The letters Of the poet Carducci Will probably
be published soon. They deal more or less with
political subjects well with literature.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Another Rossetti book-this time 4 collection
of Dante Gabriers poems in volume. They
rearranEed in the order in which they were
originally written, and the sonnet formerly
withdrawn from The House of Life" has been
restored to its place. The pencil drawing which
the author made of himself at the age of nine
teen has been reproduced frontispiece.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

There remain in existence number OF un-
published letters from the pen of VOtairc and
these. or some Of them, are TO appear in Pro-
fessOr Churton Collinss new book the visits
to England OF Voltaire. MOntesquieu and Rous-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Ell NER0N DE AMERICA

Harry Orchard complicado en- Ell
aseslnato de Mr.. Steunenberg, go
bernador del Estado de Idaho man
teniendo la mayor serenidad per
fecta compostura bajo la rlgida exa
minaclon del fiscal del distrito, ha
confesado Ell rodulada voz, como 81
tuese la cosa mas natural del mundo
los sigulentes cr1menes atentados:
Atentado volar la nina Co
eur d Alene' y a ahorcar Ell super
intendente. Resultado dos muertos,
pero no el superintendent.
2. Ayud6 colocar la bomba que
vol6 la nina Wind icator" Result
tadO dos mu uertoS.
3. Traz6 los pianos para Ell asesi-
nato del gobernador Peabody de Co.
dorado, pero tall6.
4. Mat6 de TN tiro a un policia en-
Denver, Colorado.
s. Traz6 los pianos ayud6 a la
voladura de la estacion del ferroca-
rril en- independence Mine, Colora-
do en- 10 que catorce hombres mu-
rieron.
8, Atentado de envenepar al en-
cargado de una nina poniendo es
trignina en- I'm jarro de leChc,
7. Como el encargado de Ia nina
no tomo la leche 10 mato con una
bomba de dinamita.
s. Dispara una bomba destinada
a matar al iuez Gabberh y la cual
mara 4 TN desconocidO.
II
de la casa del juez Goddard, la cual
no eXplOto.
10. Intenta asesinar al General
Sherman Bell.
II. Intenta asesinar 4 Andy
Maybeny Oochard parece que todos
estos crlmenes fueron com etidos 10
pOrque las vlctimas fuesen sus enc
nigos, sino por "sport'.
Ademas de los crlmenes enumera-
dos ha cOnfesado:
II. Pogo fuego ( una fabrica de
quesos que hered6, para cobrar ell
asegurO.
IS. ForiAo una compaflia de Sc
guros contra "huracanes' que vacl<
los bolsillos de los campesinos.
Id. Sc robo IN muchacho, hijo de
su socio.
IS. Abandon6 una mujer en- c.
NADIA.
10. Aban 1on6 la mujer ndmero
2 en- Cripple Creek.
II. Sc rob0 una cabra.
IS. Volo una caja de hierro y Sc
rob6 A. dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Grsndes tumuItos
en- s-isb0a
Ell pu bio EN- las barricadas

Nueva York. sabado.-Los despachos reci-
bidos de Lisboa dicen que en- la capital Lusita-
na han ocurrido sangrientos motines, que han
obigado al gobierno coocar la ciudad en-
estado de stio empleando contra la multitud
fuerzas mlitares
FL populacho ha levantado barrcadas en-
las GALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Los csacas1Tgo@ dc aa
repuhssca
Lo que dice Mr.. CIemenceau

Nueva York, sabado-rl presidente del
Consejo de Ministries Mr. Clemenceau ha mega
do que el mOviniento de agltacion hOsti que
D n0ta contra el gObiern0 en- gran parte de Ia
Tepublica tenga su Or1gen EN- TN verdadero es-
tado de opinion, sino que Cbedece una ma
quinacion de los enemigos de las instituciones
Tepublicanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Ara EaCi0n do1ninad .
en- Francia
Habla Mr.. Fallieres

Nueva York, sabado.-El presidente Fallie,
res dice que con Ell refuerzo extraordinario reci-
bidO pOr las fuerzas militares que han sostenido
tan heroiCa resiStenCia contra los sublevadOS
quedan estos reducidos a la mayor impotencia Y
la agitaci6n que parecia amenazar la paz de la
Republica completamente vencida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Una GAIA de hierro

sc vende sumamente barata,
Marca "Y3rlx". Tiene OF
pulgadas de altura por 38 dc
ancho. Pesa unos 27 quin~
tales y es absolutaUcntc nue.
va. Costo $3.50 y Sc vende por
S225, puesta en- San Juan.
Dirigirse asDlvID BELLlMORE,
3v. 81 ALLEN ST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22

Junio ID de 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
HOTEL AGUDO

Este Hotel stuado de las princpaes GALES de San
tene habtaciOneS atas C0mOdas
ropas matrmonio olas cabaero anilia
Buena mesa esmeado ratoPecios equitativos servcio
garantizado
sANm.N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
70. Sc rob6 I'm baul.
20. Sc estableci6 y quem6 la tien-
la para cobrar el asepl1ro.

da para cobrar el aseguro.
Orchard ha confesado otros mu-
chos crimenes y asegura que nunca
dlJo no, cuando algin amigo le de =
cla que matase alguien,
Orchard es una de esas criaturas
que 81 la v;eramos en- hcci6n cree
rlamos que Ell autor trataba de des-
arrollar III caracter impossible. Y &
pesar de todo, cuando Sc We con TN
pie en- la horca y Ell otro en- la pri-
son con trabajo Tornado, el hombre
que Sc burlaba de las leyes de Dios
y de la sociedad, ha sacumbido 4 la
postrac ion nerviosa.
JUNO ID de 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
Un trEunf&s d. e,obierno
frances
Los campesinos derrotados

Nueva York, sabado.-Los despaChos que
Sc recibel Paris, dlcen que a pesar de la
momentanea victoria de los sublevados del Sur
de Francia, el gobierno ha conseguido un gran
triunfo, logrando reduClr los sublevados.
Ell orden no esta reotablecldO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
|Z||| [||||||| |l|H Porto RjGlD Express Co.

Debdo al aumeuo de nestro negoco ofcinas en-
LA cae Allen nero demasiado peoueas nor
tenemos Ell gusto de avisa que
Compana ocupara dentro de das todo e edco
NO. la CALLE de la CRUZ
Ell DESPACHO estara la panta baja de dicho ed6ce
!desde Ell IS de JUNO de 1907
La OFICINA EJECUTIVA quedara insalada en- los altos
desde ell priroero de JULIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
ScryIcIo Especial del boIeth Mercanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Un veto q cogrfsanxa
4 Clemenceau
En- ell congreso de Paris

Nueva York, sabado-Dcen de Paris que
Ia Camara de los dputados ha dado un voto de
confanza al gabinete que preside MIR. Clemen-
Ceau.
Ell pueblo ha rodeado el parlamento pro-
testando de la actitud de la Camara que es ru-
damente Combatida por la prensa de oposici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-22
IA d. es$saascs0n del primer
sn,iriStr0
Ell rey Sc MEGA 4 la petici6n

Nueva York, sabado-Elp popuacho suble-
vado en- Lisboa, trata de conseguir la destitu-
ci0n del primer minlstrO del rey Don Carlos.
Este ha dado la mas profunda negatva a
las exlgenClas de los amOtnadOs.
La pobacion esta hondamente perturbada.
Ell gobierno apela a todos sus recursos.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
GRANTS MRS. BERT
DIVORCE DECREE

An interlOcutory decree OF divorce has
been granted to Mamie Bert from Eu-
gene F. Bert. president OF the Pacific
Coast Baseball League. on the ground
OF cruelty.
The troubles OF the couple, as recited
in the complaint. date back a year and
a half TO the mysterious shooting in
which Bert was wounded. one theory
az the time was that the shooting was
done by Mrs. Bert The wife alleged
in her complaint that her husband
caused her great mental anguish by not
coming out with an emphatic denial of
the rumOr.
She further alleged that on two sep
arate occasions the defendant struck
her in the face and otherwise treated
her in a harsh and brutal manner
They were married in this city on
October IA. 1901. and since that time
have resided in this city and Seattle.
They have no children. Judge Graham
also granted the plaintiff $40 a month
alimony.
Suit for divorce was also filed in
the County Clerks Office yesterday aft
ernoon by Emma Brown against
Charles A. Brown. who. she alleges
after treating her very cruelty for over
a year deserted her and left her to take
care Of herself. Other suits fled were:
Mary A. Blair VS.. Henry Blair habitual
intemperance; Mary Louise Tenny VS.
Eldon Tenny. desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
SIGN0R D0RS0 IS
STILL IN JAIL

Signor J. G. Dorso. who admits hav-
ing played the buffoon and involving
Signorita Esther Adaberta, leading lady
Of the Italian opera company at the
Central Theater, in an unpleasant af-
fair, like Caruso after the monkey
house affair. has no use for American
justice. He frankly. says that he did
strive to gain advertising by welding
a Texas derringer and frightening the
sweet-voiced. soprano into Mysteries,
which. however, came twenty-four
hours after the alleged assault had
been given due notice in the: newspa-
pers.
When Police Judge Cabaniss got
hold Of the case this morning he was
not so sure that the Italian singer. who
describes himself as an artist, was
"on the square" In fact, the adver-
tising dodge was so far out of the
usual that the court was impelled to go
slow.
You are an innocent-looking per-
son." said the court, surveying the de-
fendant over bushy eyebrows. You
tell a good story You also may be
trying TO make a monkey of this court.
To disabuse your mind of anything like
that, and also to find out the truth. /
VIII order you into custody with your
bail fixed at $500 on a charge of carry
Ing concealed weapons i nat VIII at
least keep you from numbering, If you
are in earnest"
Dorso accepted the decision Of the
court with the proper amount of
equanimity. but when he left the court.
room he found that the leading lady
had sworn out a warrant charging him
with threats against her life. He was
unprepared for this. apparently, and
said that his dilemma might not be a
5oke after All. His bail in this case was
fixed at $500 cash also.
Dorso tells three different stories. He
gives them as follows. in very accepta-
bic English:
II agreed with the manager of the
show TO assault Signorita Adaberta to
advertise the show.
i did not agree with any one TO ad-
vertise the show, but thought of the
scheme myself It worked very WELL
i did not try to advertise the show
at all. I carry the revolver to protect
myself from thieves taking my dia-
monds. ] am sorry the thing occurred.
I am to blame"
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

toasts. songs and recitations. After
supper there was an hour or two. more.
of dancing: The following members
were present.
Misses Hazel Lang. Emma r. sperry, Beta
Werson, Estelle Baron. Ethel Rodda, Mabel
Juliette Grass, Pauline E. Ryder; May Marshall,
Cecilia l.. Moore, Dora Stelling, Ruby F. Love
G. Edgar. orenia B. Wilson. Viola F.. sspttner
Carolyn Klein. Vera Fritch. Itch. Virginia T1 Ryder
Edna % wilcox. olive Hurtzigi Anna NIF F. Klein Klein
Edna n Wilson; Minnie Badd. Elizabeth Mar
A. Fischer Edna E. Young Gladys d. Cour.
voisier. Gertrude L. Hurtzig. Ruby l.. Stolz
Agnes V. Murphy Charlotte Knudsen,, Roma
liam Grass. Almira c. johnson, Winnifred ].
Leary Mabel A. winke, Alice l.. Feyrier Eva
". Johnson, Trina j, Berman.. Bertha Kreig. Ma
rie Otto, Sylvia r. Berman. Ida NJ. Bradley. Do
ply, Mae claraty. Edna III. wichmann. Juanita
Murphy, Carrie Friedman. June Yeakle, Aimes
May Lynch $. l.: Smith. Georgia 4. Tozer;;.
Frank II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Mickle,
Mr.; and Mrs Frank J. Chunk
G. Haas, w. N. Mexican. DR.. William A. Ellis,
Perl A. Young, Walter H.. Robinson, DR.. Philip
tain George W. Bauer, Carl w. Rose Harold
j. Van Kirk. Havid b. Torres, George G. Fra
fiss r. Girey. Raymond a. Morton. Win william f.
Augustine. Robert A. Crowley. Dr. g J. Nicolai,
w. Ii. Hail. GrOVer Z. Elane. G- +. Lyon. Ed
ward B. Baron, Edward j. Lynch, Arthur NJ
Kant Louis y Bandoin. Berry Dunn. Arthur
r. Haskins. Warren S. Quinn s. Nj. Tate Ray
C. Baker. f. NJ. Smith, George W. Lille John
@. Kentfield. Edward T. Eichbaum, j. II. Nc
Kay, William Pitt A. Chappari. Percy r. Hen
messy, Arthur G. Thode. Alan W. Maglnis, NJ
O. Evans. James A. Keller, Bert de Haven
James A. Davis, J. G. Black. ]. f. Faber, Dr.
I: H; Gru1ig Ip, IPhilip, G Edgar. Robert G.
John l.. Reed. Paul dc. Yoe. Walter s. Givens.
Reuben J. Wood, William Nienberg, Milton r.
Clark. R s.. Smith. q. =. Crichton. Fl NJ Of
freyss, Leslie A; Stern. Paul NJ Mattner z. g.
Strubel, Charles Il. Lackemann. Franklin A.
Griffin. Newton f. Andruss. A. f. Rousseau s.
l.. Klarnet, Mark A. Lennon. n. A. Denvir
Aaron A. Powers, Edward c. Hill, Charles r.
Holton, Walter r. Jones. Vincent A. ONeii A.
c. Laveaga. Walter Drascovich. Frank p Lee
Charles E. Fergus, Ernest Michaelis Daniel G.
Coleman. Joseph A. Baptista James +. Johnson
Eugene H. Barieu, Charles o. Barieau William
D. Iittler G. Hazleton Wilson, G. C. Donovan,
J. II: Conroy. Dr. G.. T. Hansen, Ralph G. Cople
DIR. Joseph r. Meagher.
Jade scarfpins. 75c. Neil ONeiI and
a ri Ehar 1744 Eil1r110ro
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
WOMAN BURGLAR IS
SENT TO JAIL

Mrs. Irene Martin. alias Mullan, ex-
wife CT a policeman. was yesterday
sentenced TO serve six months in the
County Jail by Police Judge Shortall
on q charge Of petty larceny preferred
by Mrs. Catherine Haword OF 1905 y
tennessee street. Airs. Mullan three
months ago achieved nOtoriety by
breaking into the home of DR.. Julius
Rosensttrn on Sutter street. whore she
was discovered in a closet, and after
ward came into public notice by enter
ing the home OF Otto Schiller on How
ard street. On each occasion. II was
said influence was used TO have the
case dismissed. She pretended that
her entrance 70 both places was a
mistake.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
ISSUES DATA ON WEATHER
CONDITIONS FOR JANUARY
San Francisco Station Complies Records
of Observations for Period of
Thfrty-five Years

Data covering a period of thirty FIVE
years has been compiled by the San
Francisco station of the Weather Bu-
reau showing the conditions that have
prevailed here during the month of
January in the included period While
the report is not to be construed as a
weather forecast for the coming month,
it gives some indication of what may
be expected.
During the period the mean tempera-
ture was 81 degrees. The warmest
month was that of 1875 with an av-
erage of SO degrees and the coolest that
of 1890 with an average of 46 degrees.
The highest temperature was rs de-
grees on January 81, 1899, and the low
est 29 degrees on January is, 1888.
The average precipitation, rain and
melted snow, for the month was 434
inches. the greatest monthly precipi-
tation being 11.97 inches in 1878, and
the least .9S inch in 1891 The greatest
amount of precipitation recorded in any
twenty-four consecutive hours was 467
inches on January 20, 1881.
The average number of clear days
was IL. partly cloudy 3. and cloudy
IL. The prevailing winds have been
from the north, the average daily ve-
locity being seven miles. The highest
velocity during the month was forty
eight miles on January 26. 1875.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Entire Nous Cotillon Club Makes Merry
New Year Ball Is
Given at the
Palace Hotel

The Entire Nous Cotillon celebrated
the departing year at the Palace Hotel
last night by one of the most elab-
crate cotillons given by this popular
organization this season, The New
Years ball of the club has become an
institution annually anticipated by its
members as its most enjoyable affair,
and last night this reputation was ad-
mirably sustained
The ballroom and adjacent reception
rooms were decorated with flowers,
holly berries and palms The cotillon
was led by Sanford G. Lewald and Miss
Edna M. Perkins. Five new and orig
inal figures were introduced, with an
adjunct of dainty favors.
At midnight supper was served. and
during it's progress the guests were en-
tertained by an interesting series of
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

Jade scarfpins. 75c. Neil O'NeiI and
Karl Eber. 1744 Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

o. r. WILEY & CO.-Carriages, busi-
ness wagons. etc. 19 Fell st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

REID BROS, architects, 9-25 Cough
ST.. Tel. West COOL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
NArA EMPLoYE ENDS HIS LIFE

NAPA. Dec. 31.-Albert Evers. an en-
ploye at the Napa State Hospital, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself to-
day at his residence. north of that in
stitution. Evers for many years had
been head laundryman at the hospital
The tragedy came as a blow to his fam
lily and friends, as there was no reason
they know Of Tor him to end his life
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

radh
Hwmbew of
ghonIOt
nothing
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
APPOINTS CITY ExPERT

OAKLAND, Dec. 31.-Harold Everhart
was appointed city expert today by
Mayor Mott. E~erhart Will take up at
once the work of examining the va
rious municipal department
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
PROPOSALS.
)UARTERMASTER.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING .oUARTERMASTER.
San Francisco, Cal; December 81 1905
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. viii be re-
ceiyed at this Office until IL a.. m. January
u. 1907, and then opened. for furnishing all
Material and labor and constructing a 25-fo0t
addition to present pumphOuse. Installing A.
b. p boiler. boiler feed pump fittings. reset
ting and connecting 23-h. .. Scotch boiler and
connecting same TO 1O-h. p. vertical boiler &C
Fort Miley Cal. IN accordance with specihca-
tions on file In this office. The Government
reserves the right TO accept or reject any or
all bids or any part thereof Blank forms Of
proposals and all necessary information can
be obtained on application to this office. All
proposals to bS inclosed IN sealed envelopes
and marked Proposals for addition to pump
house. Fort Miley.r aud addressed to CAP
TAIN B. F. CHEATHA1T Constructing Quar-
termaster. 1OS6 North Point St
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Business Directory Of
San Francisco Firms

AITKEN & AIIKEN. attorneys. s7s-
Eddy ST, between Franklin ST. and
Van Ness ave. Tel. Franklin 1860
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

BENICIA Arsenal, Benicfa.. Cal. December 2S.
19O6.-Sea1ed proposals in duplicate viii be 70
ceiyed at this arsenal until u o'clock m. Jaa-
uary 2S. 1907. for the purchase Of Springdeld
rides. caliber ~. with their hayonets and APP
Catalogues. giving quantities. conditions etc.
can be had on application to the commanding
oHeer. Benicla arsenal. Benicla. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

CASUALTY CO. of BaIti-
more-H. B. WINDSOR & CO, gen'i
agts.. Mutual Saw. Blk. bldg. Temp. 2394
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

Tea is rest and coffee is strength
Schillings Best
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

MONTAGUE. w. w. & co.. stoves, re-
frlgerators. house furnishing goods.
Turk and Polk SITS.
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STRANGE SECT AT vALDosTA.
Remarkable Religious Fervor of the
Pentecostal Band

heHaTkdple HetlqIouS FerVor OF the
Pentecostal Band.
Valdosta, Ga, Nov 20-A new re
ligious sect calling itself the Pente-
costal Band has been conducting re-
viyal services in this city for about
Two weeks. and has within the past
few days awakened considerable ex.
citement by the modes of worship
in the mission and the extraordinary
religious fervor under which some of
the attendants are laboring
Many Of the attendants at the mis-
Sion have hau tho power of the un-
known tongue-" conferred upon
them. being enabled it Is claimed, to
speak two or three languages in ad-
dition to their own. The adherents
claim that this power to speak other
languages is manifestation of the
Holy Ghost, and evidence that the
person who receives the power has
also received the Second blessing.
The power, Of "spell, or whatever if
may be termed. comes on the mem
bess While at worship, their entire
nervous system being seemingly
wrought 70 the highest tension.
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HANDS LAID OFF.

Lancaster Pa. Nov 2O.--The
banner branch Of the American Cigar
Company in this city, which employs
800 hands. laid between 400 and 800
workers today. Scarcity of work ana
ue stlingency Of the money market
were giYen ag tAe cause.
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BAILEY FIRM IN BANKRUPTCY

A. G. Co., Filed Th>r Pc
ION Yesterday.
AZ ker & Company, a part
nersEf%Shd A. F. Parker and H. j.
Parker, the individuals composing
the firm, filed their petition in
bankruptcy here yesterday The firm
is engaged in the general merchan-
disc business at Baxley and owes
debts amounting to $2333.32 ami
has assets of $126229. A. +.
Parker individually owes $297.21 and
has assets of $500. II. ]. Parker
owes $969.9O and has assets Of $645
Judge Isaac adjudica;ed the frim
and the individuals bankrupt and as
signed tae case for hearing at Bruins
wick. November 80
There are fifty creditors Of the
firm and a number OF local mer-
chants are IistA among the credi-
tors Each parfSer ask Tor an ex-
emption. AS vet no receiver has
been appointed 10 take charge Of the
business.
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sed as war plays and its central
theme is romatic. Mr Belasco has
given the play one of his typically
fine productions, the effects showing
his usual attention to det2s
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Richmond. Va. NcN 2O.-The an
nual meeting Of ire Atlantic Coast
Line stockholders was held here TO.
GAY. The old officers and directors
were reelected. The directors an
nounced chat owing TO The unsettled
financial situation they had decided
s.,i.5,,, nsi 70 - aend d.5s antil ina a
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CRoKE'
HILL FOR PRINCIPAL SPEAKER,

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 20-James
J Hill of st. Pual. executive head Of
the Great Northern, was the prin-
cipal speaker at the thirteenth an
nual banquet of the Commercial club
in this city tonight
Mr.. Hill discussed the commercial
development Of the Mississippi val-
ley. and gave comprehensive ms.
tory and review OF Industrial condi-
tions as they exist today.
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New York NOV 2O.--The trla
Raymond Hitchcock, the comedian on
six indictments growing out of charg-
es preferred against him of assault
on several young girls, probably will
oegin within two weeks.
This announcement was made to-
day, following an agreement between
the district attorneys Office and the
defendants counsel as result Of
which Hitchcocks 5 counsel withdrew
a motion made several days ago that
he be permlled to inspect the min
utes Of the Wand jury. which report
cd The indictments In Withdrawing
the motion, the attorney said it was
done in the interest Of an early trial
for the actor AT the same time
Assistant District Attorney Garvln
informed the court that the district
attorney agreed that the case should
not be delayed and that he believed
that it could be brought to trial with
in ten days.
The arrest and Indictment OF
Hitchcock and his subsequent mys-
ferrous disappearance and equally
.nyaterious return was one Of the
Ansatious Of the year in theatrical
circles. FIitchoocEs is now at liberty
on $500 bail, and is appearing
nightly On the stage in his old part
in "Iankae Tnnlisfo