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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26

MEMBERS 5. F. REAL ESTATE BOARD
MONEY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26
CREDITORS SALE.

$35O0-10 acres OF rich. level valley land-
within 3 miles Of PleasantOu. Alameda county;
house OF rooms. splendid condition.; large barr r
granary and bunkhouse; also poultry yards mite =
up for ZOO chickens; about acres OF bearing
orchard (assOrted fruitsl. balance In hay; plenty
OF good water. well. windmill and tank Included
in price Is I horse I COW. wagons tneuba-
tors all farming implements and hay in barn:
81. $50 cash. balance years CREDIIORS'
AlEKCANTILE AGENCY, room %, Bacon block,
Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26

GARLAND, worlds greatest clairvoyant, tells
fuli names and everythi you wish to know
without your writing a word.
Hours-1O a. m. to p. m.
I4a5 Fillmore st. near O'Farrell
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26

CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase 9Qc per month per acre: close
San Francisco no taxes. no interest; acre
tracts: level rich. clear. ready to plow. irrl-
gated; perpetual water right; immediate pos
session; particulars. maps. photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY, 1414 Market ST., s. +.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26

near Jackson and Baker SITS: only So 500
cash required: s.. 600 remains at mort
gage; 2T:6 foot lot (j76O)
s''too-Nos- Hollis Stanyan St; new fats
Just Just completed. 8 rooms each; lot 25x
1Oo; plenty of sun and light; just what
yon have been looking for; see them
RESIDENCES:
$50, ,OoO-Corner in Jackson St. Presidio
heights; beautiful marine view; can
never be obstrueted light rooms and
80 bath; everything modern (5626)
slo'ooO-Beautiful residence OF rooms and
path; 40 foot lot. terraced: flowers in
profusion; large lawn; garage: fine view;
80 the ideal home: liberal terms (5S22l
slz' lz''oU-Keduced from S13.50O;' fine English
basement home of 10 rooms and bath on
sunny side of Green ST.. commanding ex-
cellent marine view. (5O721
$9.50o-vicinity Of Broadway and Van Ne,s
av.; lot 80 feet 'front.' good house of fl
rooms and bath: marine view. t5SOs)
s''oomoSIe baroad st. sr resde1ee Z rooms and bath;
g'aans gom are e. interested tsTt in home. - al
bath; beautiful view; lot runs tEreaga
from from street TO street; all street work
LOTS:
lst ay (ArguelIo boulevardD. Sacramento and
California SITS. opposite Preside terrace choice
building build lots from 5000 upward; only one
sTEUART ST near Mission. 45:i0xIST:6. Money
to be made here.
sloooos@SGSi25; DevisaderO St nr. Golden Gate
7'5ooasPisndid Western addition corner s2 OK
s2s5o@DeTisadero se arsain st mr. Ha,vbt 1850
g soo-cole St. lot 27:ex1OO. tSs2s}
street work ay dome 9r Clement 25nl2S sa, an
s1'eoo-25xso near Bryant and 9Th sts- t5ss2j
Send for November list Of property for sale.
BALDWIN HOWELL. sls-s24 KEARNY ST.
OCEAN Boulevard LOTS,
BLOCK 41TH, 18TH AYES, NJ and n SIS.
$500 uPwARD-oNLY $50 CASH.
BALANCE VERY EASY TERMS
ELECTRIC ROAD HAS FRANCHISE
DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF PROPERTY.
CHEAPEST LOTS ON MARKET.
SEND FOR HISTORY OF OCEAN BEACH
DISTRICT-FREEi
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
j. W. TfAAIM.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
NEW MAIN OFFICES
149 MONTGOMERY ST
BETWEEN SUFFER- AND BUSH.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
$ll 500 new room flats; Sc. corner Fillmore
aud Germania sts.; rents $105 per month;
must SELL
TWO new room flats; Clay between Lyons and
Preside; rents S11O; lot 27:6x120; win sell
$1,000 below cost
S1l 500 new room fats; Guerrero st. between
14th and 10Th; rents S105.
We do a general real estate and renting busi-
ness. with modern facilities for collecting rents
and handling large estates. We also have a sep
arate department for handling insurance with
board companies of the very best standing.
J. w. HAMN1,
149 MONTGOMERY ST.
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN
FORCED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY
S12 500-Reduced from $4,000; 2O20 Fell St
north side, facing panhandle at Cole; beauti-
full new g. and 4 fats with garage;
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26
FOR a FEW DAYS ONLY.

A SPECIAL s5 READING FOR soc AND 81.
Pf0F. SHELDON N-SPIRiIJALiST-
NJ CHARGE IF NOT SATISFIED WHEN
READING Is OyER-YOU TO BE THE JUDGE
Without asking question HE TELLS YOUR
NAME AND WHAT YoT CALLED FOR. Gives
reliable advice all affairs of life. business
corner Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-26
CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3ls-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNI ST
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
FARMERS OF GRANT PREPARE FOR MARKET

Sheridan, May 31.--The Truck Farmers Association of Grant Coun- ty met at the court house Saturday evening and transacted much impor- tant business. F. K. Marks was elect ed shipping clerk They decided 10 have ready for shipment five or six carloads of potatoes June : for St. Louis or some other Northern mar- ket
 The association here is new. hut much interest is being taken among the farmers and business men, and several acres of strawberries will soon be set out. This country raises fine strawberries, potatoes and other things in the truck farming line, but heretofore there has not been sui ficient cooperation to ship more than few carloads. But from the start being made now. Grant County will within q few years be strictly in the truck farming business, as more farmers are becoming interested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
STATE FAIR WILL
 NOT BE DROPPED
Governor Donaghey Pledges His Sup. port and Re,i,es Interest in An. nual Show at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark. May 31,-At a mass meeting tonight in the interest of the State Fair Association, Gov Donaghey made a stirring address on the continuance of the state fair and pledging his positive personal support to the institution and it's fur ther success.
 The sum of $3000 was raised at the meeting towards carrying out the work until the opening day, and it is believed $3,000 more will be sub- scribed, within the next thirty days
 The fair was about to be aban- doned when an appeal to the legis- lature for an appropriation failed and when the bill for the revival of racing also failed. Either of the pros pective laws would have assured s6c-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
BLUFF CITY OIL
 COMPANY WINS

Little Rock Ark, May 31.-The Bluff City Oil Company of Pine Bluff through the Interstate Commerce Commission, has secured a reparation order against the Iron Mountain Rail- way in the sum of $2S5.10 on a ship ment of two car loads of cotton seed from kilbourne. La. to Pine Bluff, on the basis of a lower rate subse- quently established. The commission says:
 Complainant asks reparation in the amount of the difference between the charge paid and those that the de- fendant has admitted to be reason able by tariff publication. and by con- fession at the hearing, or $2S5.10.
 Our conclusions are that the rate collected was unjust and unreason- able to the extent that it exceeded the rate of 12 cents per 100 pounds also that complainant is entitled to reparation in the sum of $2S5.10. with interest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
LEST YOU FORGET
 THE OPENING.

We have no desire to antagoniZe particular subject. still it is just pos sible that some busy person failed to see that full page ad, announcing the opening of Forest Park on June 2, under the patronage of the A. T. As, 50 we once more call their attention to that fact.
 In work or play the A. T. AS have proven themselves master, craftsmen. They can get an order for case of "patie de foi gras" from a cross roads stOre that never sold anything but "beans. bacon and lasses" in it's ex- istence. They could sell condensed milk to q dairyman or pet cat to a man who owned eigh, fox terrier pups.
 When they are out for good time their whole hearted and spontaneous fEn would have made old Diogenes Synic, though he was a thorough op- tmist, if he could have but enjoyed their society.
 Wednesday night at Forest Park this segregation of good fellows will open things up with as much solid enjoyment as a small boy would get from a can of stolen jam. The word of the night is Wa Wa"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
FRENCHMAN WON
 THE BIG MARATHON

HIcarst News Special to the Graphic,
 New York May 31.-In lstless race today, Louis Orphee. of France, won the $10.000 professional inter- national Marathon run at Brighton Beach, finishing in hours, 59 min- utes and 57 seconds, 20 minutes and 10 seconds better than the record Edward Cibot. of France, was sec ond, and Pat Dineen, of Boston third.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
GOVERNOR CUTS
 THE APPROPRIATIONS
Issues Proclamation Telling Why lie Vetoed Various Items In Appropri- atiOn Bill.

Little Rock, Ark. May 31.-Gov Donaghey issued his proclamation this afternoon setting forth at length why he vetoed the various items in the appropriation bills. The only bill which comes through unsullied is the $160,000 appropriation for four agricultural schools. Governor Don aghey did not disire to put this off after such a hard fight and have the next legislature provide for only one school. The tuberculosis hospital and second insane asylum bills are not considered, they being signed. but made non-active for the present. The governor makes a cut of $623,000 al- together. Of this, only $17,O00 comes from the state normal at Conway, while the insane asylum appropria- tion has been cut one-fourth, the blind school one-half, and the deaf and dumb school nearly as much. There is only $S,700 reduction made in the reform school appropriation. From the state guard appropriation 10000 was cut. The assistant ad- jutant general. with salary of $3,- 000 was retained, and the man of military affairs who will become ad- jutant general will be asked to serve I without pay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
26 INNING GAME
 ' AT BLOOMINGTON

uearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Bloomington. Ills. May 31.-Bloom- ington and Decatur broke the world $ professional baseball record with a 36 inning game today. which Deca- tur won. ? to l. The actual playing time was 4 hours and 20 minutes The game was protested on the ground that Decatur runner cut second in making the final score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

We are making the prices this week on all staple Furniture lower tkan can afford to o<4zold. ''only for want of more ro6 to accommodate new goods. T1ts is not just advertising. It is trnei If you will confe and see. Union F4JDiture O., 311.3l9 Main street: 6-1-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
EGG TESTERS GO
 ON A STRIKE

dIearst News Special tn the GrabnicD
 Chicago, May 31.-Ess testers de- cided today to go on strike tomor- TOW because they are not given Sat urday half holiday. As a result. eggs will be shipped tomorrow without candling. good and bad being sent out ndiscriminately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

It is not at all certain that Presi- dents infamed eye is the result of riding in the wind. The Presiednt has been trying very hard to see a way out of 1he tariff tangle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

Loss of Strength
A Buildin8 Tonic

Any form female trouble loss of strengthmakcs you miserable What you need is tonic, strength building medicine Try Cardui This standard Yedcne for has been found to relieve nearly all the from female ailments, by acting directly the caufe the trouble Further Cadu strength by it's tonic Jny fatng action the whole system It acts promptly but ea eh the delicate womanv constitution and leaves no bad alters Effects.
 Cardui pure vegetable preparation, Containing ham full drugs dangerous ingredients You can't make
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

Pinesalve, carboli2ed, thoroughly healing and cleansing antiseptic, soothes and etops pain Sold by Dr. AeCamuon 4 eoH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
Tornado and
 Hail Insurance

Two of our the-very-best and larg- est companies, with assets of over $31, 100000. .eSare writing hail in con- nection .wfitt tornado insurance. Let us write ou policy at once. The ratef are very low
 fhe st,rm season has hardly be- .gun and yet the losses so far have exceeded any previous year in the history of our state. The wise will profit by the experience of others. Be wise and insure with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

\. T. As. do nothing by halves. Big time at Forest Park Wednesday night. d2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
ALL RECORDS
 ARE BROKEN

tElearst News Special to the Graphic1
 Wilkesbarre, Pa. May 31.-lu the presence of 5000 spectators. David Brown, in "a Benz ear, today broke all reeorfs in mountain climb GOV erins gooo feet'up Despair moun- tain. in one minute, thirty-one sec onis<
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01
' = = = ' .
 BASEBALL. 
 ' = = = = '
Southern League.

Atlanta, 7 Mobile ,; first game) Atlanta, l; Mobile, 4 (second gamel Nashville, l; Memphis, 0. Birmingham. 1; Little Rock, (first game).
 Birmingham, ,; Little Rock, (sec- ond game).
 Montgomery ,; New Orleans. 8
 National League. New York, ,; Philadelphia, I. Boston, 0; Brooklyn. 3. Pittsburg, 1 St. Louis, ,. Cincinnati, ,; Chicago, (11 in ningsl.
 American League. Washington, &; New York, 1. Philadelphia, I; Boston, ?. Cleveland. J. St. Louis. 1. Chicago, |: Detroit, |. (Called to catch train in the eighth inning)
 Arkansas State League. Helena. 4; Jonesboro. l. Fort Smith. 3; Texarkana, } Argenta, 10; Alexandria. ?. Hot Springs. S; Monroe, }.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

FSay "Na.Wa" at Forest Park Wed.
 Desaay night. 32t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

Special Sale of Go-Carts this week only; Tourist for $8.75;; Tomlinson & Knox, POS w. 2nd Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-01

pher, k. F. D. NO. 12, 3t1a111a, Vd: rCe011 1hend Cardui to all my lady friends. thlnk it is the best medicine for female troubles. took all kinds of medicine but nothing did me as much good as Cardui. Now l am regular, suffer no pain and am better in every way
 Try Cardui. Twill help you. It is recom- mended for young and old, in every condition of life. For sale at all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
PATRONS ARE ANoEREo BY
BONE HEAD" WORK OF THE
s, e. C. EMPLOYEE.

a rare example of the seattle
Electric company's Inability Go
make and maintain close running
schedules for ila traffic was fur
nishcd last niEht when unlver
alty tripuer car. trying 10 reach
the harm. Jumped "a switch at FIRE.
mont. north Of Stone nv.
The exact cause OF the accident
could not be- learned. but the car,
with It's front trucks on the west
track and ia rear trucke CA the
east track absolutely bottled up
all Green Lake. Meridian az. and
Malllngrnrd av. traffic az a time
when travel WIS heaviest
The wreokiRg crews aud dis.
patcherR who reached thr scene put
IN the best part OF an hour getting
the car which had caused the tron.
BILE back on the right track Hun.
dreda Of passengers. anxious to get
home. were compelled "a wait
around or wade through the mud
Many walked home
One conductor issued emergency
transfers. bnt the men IN charge
evidently never thought ~ this "a.
pedleut of getting thc traffic under
way instead. they allowed the
cars 20 pile 40 behind each other
until most Of the cars used ON all
three lines were waiting In a Ions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
N ORWEGlANS PLAN
UNIQUE A.-Y.-P.
CELEBRATION

Norwegian societies of this city
aud throughout The country are
planning to build a Viking ship,
fully equipped. manned by the
pick ~ the Noreemen Of the coast
aud take n 10 the Alaskn.Yukpn.
Pacific exposition. 10 arrive az the
grounds August 30, Norway day
after a trip from hoihei
A king ~ 90 be- ch0aen. who viii
appoint noblemen. rpcafamen and
oarsmen. When tht fair ruru y
are reached the ling viii mees %
and we'd a beautiful princess. who
Will become his queen
The Norweglans have been pFom.
iacd the support 81 the fair Officials.
who viii place 10000 tickets At
their disposal 10 sell which VIII
admit one 10 the Norwegian fes.
tivitieE.
Norwegian editors VIII meet
next Sunday at Boihel 20 discuss
the plans for this exceptional IN
derinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
HAND TO HAND BATTLE
WITH A THIEF

While Romeo Hagen. brother OF
Fighting Nd. the palrolman. ~aH
on his way IA headquarters 10 SO.
euro an officer "a arrest y sneak
thief found ia his room, AZ 2ist
av aud Jefferson kt., when he aud
bis chum Tony Konig returned
home yesterday evening. KoniE and
the sneak thief. who aaya his name
- Frank FLYNN. engaged In q Zero.
eious ronHhRnd.tumhle flght, Ia
which Kaaig wAs victorious only
aftor having moat 81 the clothing
torn from hts body by his desperate
asaaiiant
When the officer arrived and
took FLYNN 10 headquarters. he con
Ieased 10 many pilfefings among
Seattle rooming houses. most 81
witch he says have taken place Ia
North seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

hay a Champion Gas Range and
get q coal or wood range free. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

WANT a home built See page
s.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
CAR STRADDLES SWITCH;
STREET CARS TIED UP

string There WAS much complaint
because no temporary transfer was
made and cars piled 40 on each
line turned back 20 carry the walt
imR thrungH on their several hour.
ncyH.
The car which had etraddled the
rails ploughed into a waiting sta
ton, tore the structure from ia
foundation and broke IN the front
vratihule No one WAS injured.
however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two OUNCES 81 Giycerlne with
a half Of Virgin on of Pine
com pound pure and a half pint 81
straight whisky Shake veil, and
take ia doses ~ a teaspoonful every
four hours. THIS mixture possesses
the healing, hehlthfni properties OF
the Pines. and will break a cold
in twenty four hours and cure any
cough that Is durable. In having
this formula put np, be sure that
your druggist uses the genuine
VIRGIN OF Of Pine compound pure.
prepared aud guaranteed only BY
the Leach Chemicsl Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
TUMBLES FROM A
WINDOW

Chrlstlau Noll. who resided at
the Seattle hotel. FIRST av and
Marion St. either fell or jumped
into the ALLEY back Of bis place
Of residence last night. aud wak
90 seriously Injured that he Is not
expected 20 rscover Noll was rex
lEtored from Nevada. and had given
his age a. 81 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
timo ZOE 1900.

RENO. Nrv. Feh Is la order
a. raise 81 900 that they may seenre
SO 600 promised hf clarence Mack
ny. the simdenfa ~ the uniNerNliy
~ Nevada VIII Fiye Il "huiln head
breAk fn~t ~ the university on
Mnahlmntnm.a MlrtLAnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
MAN AND FAMILY IS
m DIRE NEED

q IN DIRE NEEo4 4
4 Edlior The Star have 4
= family of SIX depending on a
4 me and am unable 20 work on =
A aecuunt of sickness Our 4
= clothes are all worn out. aud 4
= what little money we had aav. 4
= cd and put into n home has 4
: been lost ~ ! WAS unable 10 4
Keep up payments owe =
= bis doctor bill and have been 4
= asked 20 vacate the house 4
= where wc have been living. ~ 4
a am several months behind 4
4 In rent ! would be grateful 4
= for clothing for boys o aud II =
= years old and for three little 4
= girls My wife and ! DO not \
y mind wearing old clothes II n
: tha children are comfortable 4
a ana We can pay a little on =
: otif bills a
= Ihat ~ the gist Of a letter 4
= resolved hy The star today =
: ami speaks Tor itself Without =
= doubt The family Is IN nerd. q
= but Tho father II not able 20 4
= work all the time. Ills name 4
= and address can be had ut The =
= Star office a
n n a A. - = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
NOT INTERESTED IN
MINERS ESCAPE

VANCOUVER. ~ g.. Feb "a ~
H Pm the house 81 commons al
OTTAWA Hon A ~ Asierworth. min
fFirf ~ Justice. replied 20 questions
asked IS opposition members about
the escape ~ train r0hbsg hill Miner
from New Westminster peultanttary
Mr. Asisswnfth said that nn ntsps
had been takeu by the depart meni
~ Justice o. ascrftain shat bad bee
sa1fna II the bonds stolen by Miner
NOR asa hia department propose any
such efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
RAILROADS CHAR TRACKS

DENVER. Feb Is fiy q p~rhr
Colorado railroads which have hsen
- badly tsed up ~ che recent storms
are rapidly opening their lines. and
thn effects ~ fhr storms Viii have
entirely dtamp fseared within q fc9
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-06
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS.
Sir Hcsketh Bell Describes Visit to
Isolation Camp.

Non!basa. April 3-The- sleeping sickness com
mission hoping that Theodore Roosevelt Will pay
visit to the expeditions camp at Sesse, Uganda
where Sir David and LADY Bruce are in charge OF
the segregation hospital The governments Of Eng
land Germany. France and Belgium are working
together to find cure or preventive for the sleep
ing sickness. Seven European doctors have died
from the disease since efforts to cope with it be
money gifts to crafty the craving OF the sufferers
part follows.
The patients were lodged in large matched ban
das and divided according and the
a number Of infants in whom the first outward
signs Of scourge just appearing. The
black played in the shade Of the banana
and only the swelled glands at the base OF thelr
neCks showed that their fate sealed
In row OF sheds, surrounded by the panama
groves which supply the food for the patients, we
numbers OF those who had reached the second
stage OF the disease. Most OF them appeared 70
be suffering acutely. They seemed shun the
shade and preferred sit or lie IN the blaze cf the
Even there many OF them ShlNered almost
testified the Enawing pains that almost con-
stantlv afiCt them, and the unhappy creatures ap-
peared have special dread Of being touched.
Many Cf them were in the peculiar state OF teth-
argy which has doubtless been responsible for the
misleading name by which the disease has become
commonly known. Unfortunate sound sleep rare
" comes 70 the relief Of the doomed ones and the
torpor in which they lie from the constant
unEcarded moment, pat an end 10 their Inlser-
able lives. and II is wonder that more or them
90 do likewise
Il Is estimated that more than twenty thousand
ing located in large camps capable Of accommoda'-
ing about thousand AZ z time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-06
WELCOME RoCKH1LL' APPOINTMENT
St Petersburg Papers Think It Compliment to
Russia-Talk of Residence

ST. Petersburg May st is reported here that
". " Rockhiu. the newly appointed American
Ambassador 70 Russia viii have official resi-
dence in the capital the expense of the govern
rnent. and thus he relieved Of OF the heaviest
financial burdens incidental 10 representing the
United States in St Petersburg. Il is said that
representatives of the embassy. acting instruc-
tions from Washington. have been for some time
looking for a suitable building
At the beginning of his service Mr. Rockhil Will
race a difficult problem in the negotiation of the
now treaty Of commerce and navigation with Rus
sia The revision OF the provisions Of the treaty
Of 1872. affecting the rights of American Hebrews
TO enter Russia in the sense desired by the Ameri
can government is considered IN government cir
cIes here practically impossible, inasmuch the
present attitude Of Russia in this matter is based
on the general Jewish exclusion act which cannot
be altered without parliamentary action on the
whole subject Of Jewish disability
Several OF the St. Petersburg newspapers publish
articles to-day Mr. RockhilIs appointment in
which attention is called TO the compliment 10
Russia in the nomination Of diplomat Of talent
and experience The "Novoe Nremya." after men
toning the American attitude during the Russo
Japanese War. says that Mr. ROckhi was one of
the Americans who from the first disapproved OF
..Russophobisrn." and that his nomination may be
regarded sign Of attitude the part
OF the American people toward Russia.