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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
JEzoKA l?j RosYA. 6 lip

JEZOKA ~ ROSYA. 6 lip
ca. Onegdaj wieczorem
W rykowskich kopalniach
wegla wydarzy1a sic wielka
eksplozya, podczas gdy kilka-
set robotnikow znajdowa1o
sic pod ziemia. Bardzo wiele
ludzi zostalo zabitych i ciez,
ko poranionycb. Ola utrzy-
mania spokoju j porzadk1u
ma miejsce katastrofy Wysla-
no bezzwlocznie wojsko.
Cd wieczora do wczoraj-
szego rama wydobYto na
wierzch 157 trup6w, ale licz-
ba zabitych ma wynosic O
kolo 200 ofiar. Siedmdz sie-
ciu trzech g6rnikow, zyija-
cyeh jjeszcze, lecz dotkliwie
poparzonych wydobyto ma ma
swiatlo dzienne. Dziesieciu :
tych wkr6tce umarlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
IE3Y AUKEE Wis. Isl Ko-

4 "a lIILsP A IJKEEl Ms: Ko- & s
niee dtugols l,roeesul.
Zes lkami addokei { " oczach
;Jakalb Muza po 9 latach q
czekiWania ma ostateczne "a q
zohczenie proeesu, iasiyssali
yrok uniewii j iaey y go Cd
osk,,aa;rl,izelIliia II l Z 4 q; sgoI oIrz.ygle
.stWo pol.c emit, oroce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
dzia 1wzgIednil jego sytua--
eye j uwo1ni1 go Cd kary.

-
JERSEY CITY, N. y
Podczas b6jki, jaka stoczylc
kilku m1odziehc0W " niedzie.
le po po1udniu, zostal uderzo.
ny " glove cegla 20 letni
J6zef Werzeski ~. Uderze.
ME by1o tax slime, ze pekla
mu czaszka. Zabrano go dc
szpitala miejsk.iego, za6 16
letniego Jozefa Schu!etha, Z
pm. 154 przy uls, Z, kt6rY v
b6jce uzyi cegly z wiadomym
rezultatem, aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

cywilnym osobom noszenia
broni i strzelania pod grozba
surowych kar. Liczba koza-
k6w ma z czasem wzrosc do
25 tvs. ludzi. Celem uzyska-
MIA potrzebnych srodk6w ma
1ozono podatek ma cukier j
herbate znacznie wiekszy, a
nizeli byl dotychczas. Szach
z}ozyl swego g}6Wnego pre-
ciwnika, ksiecia Zill-es-su1-
tana 2 urzedu gubernatora
Sziraza a jako nastepce pre-
znaczy} peWnego reakcyoni-
ste. Nastapia takze wkr6tce
nominacye nastepc6w po zbie
glych gubernatorach innych
prowincyj. Dotychczas ME u
tworzono jeszcze wcale nowe-
go gabinetu i m6wia, ze
pred jego utworzeniem szach
zawrze nowy uk1ad z Rosya.
Szach zabiera teraz Wszelkie
pobory pieniezne ME zwra-
cajac sic wcale tenn do mi.-
nistra finans6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

PETERSBURG, 6 lipca.
Wed1ug telegram6w, ma
deslanych 2 Tabryzu W Per
.syi do ministeryum zagranll- e.,
cznego, rewolucyoni5ci tam
tejsii prowadza rozpaczliwas
walke przeciw wojskom sza-
cha. i dzikim hordom Rachi-
ma chana. Te dzielnice mia
sta, " kt6rej sic reWolucyo-
nisci najdluzej SLIME trzy-
mali kozacy oponowali jesz.
cze " ubiegly piatek. Miedzy
wojskami szacha, przyby1em:1
" ostatnich dniiach do Tabry-
"a, znajduje sic take jeden
pulk kozak6w 2 Teheranu.
Oko1O 1900 koblet ] DIE
ci szukalo schronienia " ro-
syjskim gmachu bankoWynnla.:. nl'..
Bombardowanie B miasta j nj
szczenie dobytku ludzkiego
trwaia dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
CHICAGO, Iii. skandalicz-

CHICAGO, Ill. Skandalicz-
ny process oslawionego Jana
G1owackie toczy sic obecl.
ME pred sedzia Gemmll
G1owacki uwi6dl 19-letnia
Helene Ratajczak, wyjechal
2 MIA do Mexico City j wy
1udzif Cd rodzic6w jej $4,000
pod pretekstem poslubienia
ich c6rki. w tych dniach.
.stanela " sadzie pani Malgo-
rata Dressed, zam. pm. 528
LaSalle I'll. zeznals, 1e no-
waeki-iest = ] ! j ] ''sliiostry
ale ze : MIA ME zzyjje, AMI tel
ME rozwi6d1 sic 2 MIA. Ma
slowa te Glowacki rzucil sic
do drzwi, chcac ze sail .obrad
dowych uciec;; ME udal
sic mu jednak zamiar z
CORY uplanoWany, gdyz prze-
szkodzili " ueieczce detek-
tywi.
Roazicon1 Heleny Rataj-
czak, powiedzial Gfowacki, ze
poslubil ich corke, lecz ta
zeznala, Il to ME jest pra-
VIDE.
Rozpoczelo sic til sledz-
two " sprawiie smierci pani
Maryanny Tomaszewskiej,
kt6ra ponio sla smierc " nie-
dziele zeszia " parku Lin
colna ginac pod kolami auto
mol blu. Przesl uchano Wczo-
raj szesciu 6wiadkow, 2 kt6-
rych trzej twierdzili, il wilma
spoczywa po stronie policy
anita Delehanty, kt6ry kazal
pedzic kierujacenu aut tomo-
bilen "a drugim automobi-
lem. Policyant Deleh ehanty ma.
tomiast twierdzi, ze Toma-
szewskat ME zostala przeje-
chana przez auto bid W
ktory1n On jjechsl. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

DETROIT, Mich. 20 II I.
lstyalsku postapia sobie. u s,vs( \
|zona Gecylia nieiak j sal a \
kowski, . zamie zkaly przy ri
|K1akol,is 4
szed " ubiegla sobote DO
domu pIijany v czasie wym6s's !
wek zony "a to, ze sic spija i
grosz marnotrawi, do togo
stopnia zbydlecial, ze pchna
swa zone nozem " brzuch.
Smiertelnie zranion4 kobiste
odwieziono do szpitala, ~
Szalkowskiego aresztowano.
Cymbalowska . kt6rsi|
donosili6my, ze aresztoWallll 4
zostala pod zarzutem zamor..4l q
doWanla meza sWego, prIlys1
znala sic 40 zbrodni j do
wsp6lwiny oskarza swego ko-s
chanka Walacha, kt6ry r5r
niez znajdujje sic pod kin.
czem. Process Wykaze szczeg
II mordu, tymczasen policya
|zbiera jak ajjwie cejj ,:sloyyo
dow. Cymba1 1owska Jest przy42s
|stojna kobieta j. liezy lat ;
q jej kochanek q. Cynba
lowska wzywa ciagle ksiedz
j jest strasznie przygne bion .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

nabite pustymi patronami.
Gdy to sic dzialo ma uli-
each, " sail sadoWej wobec
licznejj publicznosci, sozgry-
wal sic I. los Siczyhskiego.
Morderca zachowal sic bar
do spjokojjniie az do oglosze--
MIA Wyrok,1. Zapytany, czy
sic przyznaje do why,
odpowiedzia1, ze TAX. Take q. &
zeznal, ze moro rderstwa do:ko11-- O.
nal 2 wlasnej inicyatywy, ze
go Mkt do tego ME mama
vial i ze Wszelkie konsek-
wencye on sam poniesie. Ia
dnych wsp61koleg6w NOR
derstwa ME mial. Sam
postanowli i sam to post4no-
wienie wykonal. Wobec tego
ogIoszono i wydano wyrok,
zkazujacy 60 ma smierc, a
wykonanie wyroku niewiado-
mo jeszcze kiedy nastapi /.
Skazaniec ME wni6sl zad-
nego rekursu do sadu W Vie
dniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
NEWARK, n. oil

aGgL8
NEW ARK, n. n Vol
unrzee, niz krast lub zebraf.
Jakob JukoWicz byl pociiag-
nii,eatty do Cd dpoWiied dzialns ,6ci q
sgd dowejj q probe popelnie
MIA samob 6jstwa. 8 5ed1a, {
|tl6 tl66Inaczyl sic koWicz 70 't
dziehs n,ych #llrod I
unieram Z glodu q d.y gdyz 4 4 %
kilkrl nliesiiec p[ozostaje bea Y
piracy = trz hi lem beg beg
jedzenia Me chcialeIn it
krase ami tel bTat pozo-
stawalo mi ;tyl ll:,l l11nrzee eo
tel chcialem "a y czynic |. k5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

i. 4 < II s4 ~ ~. 3
NANTICO1E,. Pa. Pred
sedzia pokoju Burnett, stawa-
Ia niejakaS s. Mangel, pod "a
rzutem napadn i pobicia. @
skarzenie wni6sl jej W1asny
MAJ ktory kilkakrotnie ma
padniety byf przez swoja 10
ne, otrzymujac rany zadaWa.
ne nozem. Po rozpatrzeniu
sprawy sedzia pokoju, 1znal
MangeloWa "a Winna j tym-
czasowo uwolnil ia pod kau-
cya 600, do czasu wyjscia
sprawy " sadie wyzszym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09
BERLIN, 6. lipca

BERLIN, s. lipca Po--
dug specyalnej depeszy, ma q
deslanej do ,Tageblatt' Cd
iego Wlasnego korespo onden,-
ta, rosyjski general j komen-
d ant kozs k66w, I..iakoW, ktory
zostal zamiian owany guberna-'
torem teherahs kim, zakaza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

!. - ,. . . + Il . s,As
GREEN BAY, Wis. Pie
cioletnia c6reczka Jerzego
K Koloszycki przejechana
zostala ma smiere przez kolo
Wozu, naladowanego grochem
Wypadek zdarzyl sic na ul.,
Main " oczach setki widow.
Dziewczyna wylazla na w6z
by chwycic kilka straczk k6w
grochu, stracila tymczasem
r6wnowage j. spad1a pod ko-
IA, pod kt6remi znalazla stra-
szna smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

JUZOWO IT S ]ipca.
W rykowskich kopalniach,
gdzie pred kilku dniami
wydarzy1a sic eksplozya ga
z6w, a nastepnie powstal po-
Ear, zginelo ME mniej jak
400 os6b. Dotychczas wydo,
|byto przeszlo 200 trup6W.
Prawie cudem wydostalo sic
ma powierzchnie ziemi& osmiu
jeszcze zyWych g6rnik6w,
kt6rzy try dni byli " kopal-
nj, ogarnietej przez ogieh,
ktory luz mniej wiecej u
gaszono.
Wladze tel olbrzymiej ka-
tastrofy obawiiaja sic BY
ME wybuchly rozruchy
i sdlatego zarek ekWiroWano
tam jeszcze wiiecejj wojska. --
Ma miejscu katastrofy dzsieja
Isle wprost zdzierajace see
nv wsr6d rodzin ieszczesH
wych o5fiar. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

BUFFALO, n. Y. Wicefi-
zyk miejski, DR.. Fr. 3, From
czak zostal zamianoWany
przez staaowego fizyka Por-
terra, prelegentem stanoWym,
Zadaniem jego jest objezdza-
ME roznych miast W stanie
i urzadzanie Wyklad6W Q SUI
chotach. Nagroda "a te Wy
kladybeda $500 roczneji pen
syi. 4.
4. - Katarzyna Strzelanie ]
wicz, kobieta 1jczaea lat 46,
a zamies eszka1a pm. 40 Weis
ul., ley dzisiaj na katafalku (
w sobote podczas obisdu,
ziadlszy cos tWardego, wyszla
na werande swego: donau O.
swiadc dczajjac, il Jest chora.
NV kilka minut padla zemdlo-
ma. Wezwano DR.. Beszczyn-
skiego, ktory prz.yb,yIl tylko gzl[]Ei 9
na miejsce wypadku j po to,
aby skonstatto oW,,alt srniere na
|apopleksye
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-09

IVA NTICs tfniu'
go czerxe isre men
bIagana a Wiedlzila dom naszl
IA sroae q ll,Ila
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
OPPOSE REDUCED RATES.
Western Roads Institute Suit
Against I. c. c.

CHICAGO. October 11.-Suit to prevent
.he carrying into effect OF the reduction
in rates between Mississippi river cross
ings and Missouri river points ordered for
October -. was fled against the inter
state commerce commission in the United
States circui, court here today.
These roads-the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific the Chicago Burlin gton and
Quincy. the Chicago and Northwestern.
the Chicago Milwaukee and ST Paul and
the Chicago Great Western-allege that
the reduction would cause the loss OF mil
lions of dollars annually TO the roads.
They also declare that the commission
overstepped its authority in ordering the
reduction.
The reductions ordered in the five elias
sifications run from 3 cents in the lowest
class 10 cents in the highest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
F1FTY-M1LE WALK FOR FOUR.
Army Officers to Tramp Highways
and Byways for Three Days.

Four officers of the army medical de-
partment, who baked on the ninety mile
horseback ride. will start out from this
city early Monday morning to undergo the
alternative test OF walking fifty miles in
three days at the average rate of seven
teen nl..vs day.
The quartet consists OF Col. Valery
Hazard, Maj. Charles F. Mason and Maj.
Charles Lynch. on duty in the office OF
the surgeon general a the War Depart
ment, and Mai. William D. Crosby on
duty at the Soldiers Home. They will
wear khaki field dress and must plod
along at the rate of at least two and a half
miles an hour. uphill and downhill. re
CARELESS OF rain or sunshine, mud or dust.
Some of their amy friends predict that
When they are on lone country road far
from the madding crowd. they may meet
the fate of those officers who recently en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18

the ceremony was to take place In Wash
ington. With this understanding the
young woman was induced 10 so aboard
Mr.. Vanderbilts private car Way
farer"
When the party reached Washington.
Miss Schenck'h complaint declares NIL
son did not fulfill his promise, saying he
would do so when they reached this city.
Here he refused TO marry her and went
abroad.
Miss Schenck followed. Upon her threat
to bring action for breach Of promise
Wilson married her in London. They
then returned tn America. and. declares
the plaintiff IL was not until their return
that she discovered that Wilson had q
wife living in Rhode Island.
4 second desertion followed. Miss
Schenck brought suit for breach of prom
Use. asking for 100000 damages.
Wilson denies all the allegations, in
Guiding the allegation of bigamy.
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Case Against Wilson Continued, But
May Be Withdrawn.

NEW YORK. October 1.-THE breach of
promise suit instituted by Milton VIII
ment as guardian for Florence r.
Schenck. against Charles G.. Wilson. for
merry manager Of The sta bles of Alfred q
Vanderbilt. was called today before Judge
Ward in the United States circuit court
but went over.
II was intimated TO the court, however,
that Miss Schenck, having come of age.
was now DESTROYS of Withdrawing the
suit.
The complainant is the daughter of a
physician of Norfolk Va. 1t was there.
she says in the bill of complaint that
Wilson. October "a, 1906. asked her to
marry him.
1t was agreed. the complaint states. that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
CHINESE USING THE MAILS.
Large Increase in Post Office Bust
ness throughout the Empire.

Chinese post Office business is increas-
ing rapidly. The business during 1907
shows a gain of 80 per cent over the pre-
vious year The increase In the receipts
over expenditures is correspondence
large. There are 2SO3 working post Of
fees and postal agencies in China, an
increase of 7O7 over 1906. To railway
development of China, particularly the
connection with the Trans Siberian route,
which permits London letters to reach
Picking in sixteen days, is attributed the
increa sed business.
Consul McNally OF Marking reports
that the division of the lower Yantse,
comprising the provinces of Anhui,
Kiangsu and Chekang, with d combin-
ed population of about 6O.OO0,00O. shows
an addition of siXty-ve post offices. the
total being :;S7. Marking. Chinkiang and
Wuhu join in this general increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
HORSES IN BELGIUM.
Germany Now a Large Purchaser Of
Animals Bred There.

Foreigners are taking great interest in
the regular horse fairs in Belgium. and
Consul Johnson. writing from LieSe, says
that the Germans purchase upward of
1000 horses annually at these fairs. OF
J3, 90 horses. valued al about 81, 400 900.
which were imported into Belgium during
1906. those imported from England were
mainly intended for the slaughter houses
and those from France and Holland for
light draft and saddle horses. The
Belgians claim that the American horse
as a working animal is inferior to the
Belgian breed. and is difficult to train in
the Belgian manner. Efforts to improve
the belgian horse have been confined
mainly to heavy working horses rather
than the light draft and racing animal.
1t is estimated that there are 2iJOO0
horses in Belgium and breeding horses
has become important industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
Jail Delivery Thwarted.

SHERMAN, Tex. October IA plot
of Bill Hatfield and other prisoners to
break jail was discovered last night inst
in time. Saws had been passed to the
prisoners. and they were making con-
siderable Roadway when discovered Hat
field is wanted on charge of murder
in California. Officers from California
are expected here today. His LAWYERS
will resist eXtradition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
JOSIAH F. HANEY DEAD.
Held Many Positions of Trust in
Alexandria County, Va.

Josiah r. Haney of Alexandria county,
Va. died yesterday at his temporary
residence in this city go I'd street south
east. in the sixty-siXth year of his age.
He had resided in Alexandria county for
seventeen years and had held many po-
sitions of trust His wife and one son.
Lewis 7 Haney, the latter former county
surveyor of Alexandria county, survive
him.
The funeral services will be held at 3
o'clock at Wheatley's undertaking estab-
lishment. Interment will be made at Ivy
Hill cemetery in Alexandria county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
RELICS OF THEODORE THOMAS.
Conductors Music Scores Presented
to NeWberrv Library

CHICAGO. October 1.-THE musical de-
partment of the Newberry Library has
recently been enriched with large num-
Der of scores used by Theodore Thomas
during his half century of orchestral con-
ductorship, arranged and donated by
Mrs. Rose Fay Thomas.
All the scores are printed. but are rem
dered more valuable by the conductors
expression marks and numerous annota-
tons
Included in the collection is the auto
graph score by Wagner himself of the
Festival March, which he composed for
the Philadelphia centennial and which he
sent to Mr.. Thomas as the original score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
Jack-Knives for Blue Jackets.

Forty thousand jack-knives are to be
purchased by the navy, following recent
tests on board the L. S. S. Mississippi and
Idaho. Experiments with these knives
covered a period of several months ant
the sample knife. selected is said TO be q
very serviceable one. AS compared with
the present knife. the large blade of the
new sample is shorter, and there Is Q
small blade as we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18

pointed English ambassador at Rome. He
was formerly minister to Copenhagen.
He and Lady Rood are making brief
tour of the United States and Canada
before departure for his new post. They
will be entertained while here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
gagged in similar pedestrian tour il

gagged in a similar pedestrian tour in
Michigan.
In that case a thrifty farmer held up
the military group with a shotgun on the
ground that they We're deserters good for
a reward OF SOD each. He held them
prisoners in his house for about half an
hour until they were able by telephone
communication with headquarters TO
establish their right to walk the highway
unmOleSted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
English Diplomat in Washington.

The Postmaster General has as house
guests Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd,
who arrived here from Ottawa this morn
ing.
Sir Rennell Rodd has recently been ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18

dent Of the United States. is of especial
moment. in that it protects American
patents and trade marks in Japan. Korea
and China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
Changes in Rules of Practice.

Since my last report certain changes
have been made in the rules of practice.
the most important of which Is the one
relating to the admission of persons to
practice before this office.
I'm number of the foreign coun-
tries the practitioners before their re-
spective patent offices were required to
be subjects or citizens Of that country.
This requirement precluded a citizen of
the United States from practicing be
fore the foreign patent office in ques-
ton, irrespective of his character and
legal and technical attachments.
Much complaint has been made as to
this practice. Therefore the rule was
amended so that reciprocal rights were
granted in this respect
Another important amendment to the
rules provides that the Secretary of the
Interior. after notice and opportunity
for hearings, suspend or exclude from
further practice before the patent office
any practitioner shown to be incOmpe-
tent, diSreputabe or who refuses to
comply with the rules and regulations
thereof. or who shall, with intent to de-
fraud or in any manner deceive. mis-
circular, letter or by advertisement. or
who guarantees the successful prOsecu-
ton Of any application for patent.
Under the old rule the commissioner
only had power. with the approval of
the Secretary of the Interior, to disba
a practitioner, either generally or in a
specific case for gross misconduct
This rule was based upon section 4s7
Revised Statutes the provisions of WNich
have been held to be quite limited In
their effect, and tn include practically
only those cases in which d practitioner
has actually committed fraud or msap-
plication of fees in the prosecution of an
application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
Pearre May Be Cut.

As far as the congressional contest is
concerned there seems TO be more ground
for the claim concerning the size of the
majority the county will give the demo-
cratic candidate. Mr.. Lewis, over his re-
publican opponent Col. Pearre has been
in Congress ii long while. and. naturally.
his failure to get an office for each fell
low who thought he ought to have one has
caused disappointments and resentments
that will proba bly, not operate to the colo
far this opposition is concerned a
mountain is being made out of a mole
hill He will possibly lose average
of two or three republican votes to the
district. but If the aggregate surpasses
half hundred the republican mana gers
will be a surprised lot of men One thing
can be put down as certain: If the other
counties of the district do nothing more
than Montgomery toward overcoming the
republican majority of 1900, Col. Pearre
is assured of reelection by handsome
ma jority.
Maj. England respected citizen of
Rockville 80 =-nca passed away, used to
say: eve playing marbles at
home l. ny ll.g marbles elsewhere -
The republic ans OF Montgomery county
are inclined to apply this principle TO DO
litical conditions in the State. They ar
que that If the conditions in the county
are so satisfactory To them they must be
favorable in other parts of the state and
they are confidently looking for a big vic
tory in the state November g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
Gains in Efficiency.

THE organiza ton of the publications
division for the purpose of caring for
and distributing copies of patents. laws,
rules of practice and other publications
Of the office has enabled all such publica-
tions to be brought under the supervi-
sion of one person. and has resulted in
more economic distribution than for
merly. At the same time it has re-
leased three clerks for other work
The last general revision of the pat
ent laws was had in 1870. At that time
ii was rarely that a deed of assignment
conveyed title to more than one patent
and in few instances did such deeds con-
tain as many as 1000 words. The scale
of fees established by the act passed In
S, for all assignments of / 900 words or
over.
Many industrial combinations which
have been created in the last few years
are based upon patent rights. With Or
ganiZation and reorganization among such
concerns. the title in many cases to sew
eral hundred patents has been transferred
1t is gratifying to state that by act
approved May %. 1905, the said section
was amended to permit a charge of 81
for recording each paper containing 300
words or less. s. for recording each paper
including 1880 words and 81 additional
for eacn additional 1000 words or fraction
thereof.
ms amenument mas Deen productive
of a marked increase in the Office re-
ceipts. 1t is expected ii will increase by
$1,000 per year the fees heretofore re-
ceived for recording patents and papers
pertaining thereto.
Treaties and Proposed Conventions.
THE several treaties and conventions
entered into and also those about to be
entered into with several nations will
be of great value to manufacturers and
inventors of this country who have for
eign trade relations.
The treaty between the United States
and Japan. signed at Washington May
10, 1905 and ratified by both govern
ments, and now proclaimed by the Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-04
C0lored Dress Goods.

p. yds 4"-inch Gray Biue Chiffon Wolfe Re-
dured from $3.9, to $l.iO for pee.
4i2 yds. 4S;nch Tan Striped Sulting. Reduced
from $lN13 to 81. IS for pee
IN yds. 41-inch GRAY Blue Novelty Wolfe. Re
dnced from ST.. IL to $50 for pee.
81. yds. 4i-inch Striped Cream Mohair. Re-
duced from 81 SIS to $500 for pee.
~. yds. 43nch Bl,,e- and white Chiffon Wolfe
Reduced from &1O.21 To SO for pee.
. yds A-inch Striped Cream Mohair Re
dured from $500 to $40 for pee.
20. yds 4,i-inch Two tone Lavender Striped
Wolfe. Reduced from $6.3G to $50 for pee
~. yds- i3-inch Gray Blue Novelty Chiffon
Wolfe. Reduced from $3.50 tn SO. for pee.
81. ~ to $1.'3 for pee.
> yds. 41-inch Tan Silk Wolfe. Reduced from
81 90 to 500 for pee.
-. yds. an-irch Pink Figured Chalie. Re-
duced from x3.41 to $50 for pee.
Also the following:
80 vds. 48-inch Tan-and-white
Striped Silk Wolfe.
"a yds 48-inch Gray-and-white
Striped Silk Wolfe.
28 vds. 48-inch Gray, Blueand-
white Striped Silk Wolfe,
25 yds. 4S-inch Gray-and-white
Plaid Silk Wolfe.
Reduced from S2.25 to ST. yard.
Second floor. 6 st.