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The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
GOODWIN TIMES.

Mrs. l.. \. Brown spent several days in Forrest City last week. the guest of Mrs C. ". Christian
 Mr. l. M Brinkley, of Memphis. K here for several days hunt
 Messrs + r. Dyal and John Nil mouth Were business visitors to Fot- rett City Friday
 MT. r. l.. Dyal is having his Weilfar the rice farm put down this week
 MT. John Sherman and family have moved to the rice farm
 Mir. and Mrs GC. Sartin are the proud parents of twins boy and girl
 MT Ben Brown spent several days in Little Rock last week.
 MessrS. Joe Grimes andW. R Moore were visitors to Palestine Saturday.
 II Beeeher Lewis, of Wheat}eg was lcre Saturday
 Tom Brown Was business visitor 10 Wheatley Saturday evening
 Mir Joe IIolub returned frlm S. Louis Saturday
 Mi N. l.. French of Gum 6f04e. was here Saturday
 MT !. E. Stare, of DesMoines. Iowa. has purchased two hundred acres of land near Goodwin, which lie aims to have put in rice another year
 Messrs. \. Boyson X Son will have an eighteen hundred acre rice farm south and west If Goodwin.
 Mr. ". H. Cross left Sunday for Stone county to visit his brother, who is not expected lo live
 Dr. G. A. Mccormack was a business visitor to Brinkley Tuesday
 Mrs ! R Thompson and Miss Clara Thompson, of Lee county, were visit ing and shopping here Monday
 We are sorry to chronicle the death of the infant son ol Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sartin.
 MT. W. 5. Gross and Squire J. II. of Moon Lake were here 
 Squire John Sherman was a business visitor in Forrest City Thursday
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Alone in Saw Mill at Midnight

annindfui of dampness. drafts. storms or cold, N. l. Atkins worked as night watchman at Banner Springs, Tenn such exposure gave him a severe cold that settled on his lungs At last he had to give up work. He tried many remedies, but all failed till he used Df. Kings New Discovery After using one bottle. lie writes. |" I went back 10 work as well as ever. Severe colds. stubborn coughs, inflamed throats and sore lungs hemorrhages. croup and whooping cough, get quick relief and prompt cure from this glo- rious medicine. o0c and Sl00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug giSt~
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


 NoTttE k HEREBY GIxfzN tba5 a spe. lai meeting - th' ~te Nbefd' oi tuc St. Louis. Iron Mountain and SeutArIu Rail 3aX Company HIij he Ee4d aH 3I4e p4fuHH4a# "tiige "i ~dld Company 5u Room ,uG Ms 24Hti ta tii iIdidth-s EE fhg tIty Ol Sl. l.euts. in 'hc State of MI>>4Hf. rn fhe 9il a"A "I i'bfhtN- i3tn .l ulur 0'cic.E in tAe tarDuauu Ht a## aas= f# consider 4uti ae1 appn the following pt8na-iaiaus
 ia1 To purchase and aa4aise a-i og any f'dft 9i The railroads and ofher DI.p.i.5. 5...f-= >st@ aud franchises of al CT any ui lu. r I IaAln2 named railroad ee3aBaHi.-,. Affau4 n and Louisiana Railway CumB.aE M haHsa> Midland Railroad Company. .l.l. - -, saHi hM">tefn Railway tampag.- tae Lthhi"t Helena and Indian EJ5 El4 rld teihFHHf. Goal Eeif Railway Cnufrt#4t Elaatado and Ea.tHap KaHRar ,uu4a4l4= fatlherNi ll' X southern Railroad Campnue. tfaf tdhd Western Railway Company. tiurd0H smith Railroad. Gurduu aud ElfI smith Nurthrrn Railway Company fIerrln RAILWAY, Hcrrln and Johnston tify Railway Company, Kansas and Arkansas Nalry k3a"ay, lItle Rock and Hot Sprug> West +tR R3ittQad Company. The LittIe Rock 1 danf1e Railway Company Luile Rock 5aastsaa Railway, Mississippi River. Ham b3ea- and Western RaiiNar rurnpanv. Na#sa-z X Wesleru Railway Company Ne0 .5-, lH- Northwestern Railroad Com HahN lta' Bluff and Western Railroad t#@HaHt. Sprinefeid Southwestern BattuaF taaHHahf- St. Louis. Watkins and 6IIIf Rail W.A Company. aHd Wabash Southern Rail Hf.t Company.
 ID increase rhe capital sto.k .f ,lls sHi.HHhF by the am4nut of S6U.uuu uuu- z5IEtt l1Ur'1-" af The eapItal >t4lk fa eou-I~t ~ saat or" shares at# ht par Va iH- uf >fOa
 ~a fNaf t}e talal aiff fiIalizeI ..f.it4t f6 ~Hail H" S19a.eoa GOO
 l4 consent tH. concur .u sgnr,ys 4ft authorize an increase uf iAe bonded h Azll.. dh.~- of Sl. Louis. IHan Mountain 4aa >tH# atln Railway Company, hF tho amount t=9""""n ny tae issue of God EaHdz # .H company. iimirad In Inc aE-rc-lfa tY Htlnripal amount Hf $=5 1uV. .Ouu 3t aue -=f-- 14aaa aut-aHHtiHs HHH fa hr seerrul HH .tt.f' gag" and d.gd aE tlu>t on and uf lHa &39.s CT past af the railroads and nIhea 4a3s-zN aHi taaua Ai-a- ef 1br Company "t n'W owned 0r hereafter acquired. s=Ht5 A4 stnS'Hr fa. concur iH and au.hpffJr and 9gsd Ni 'Hsi and ta consider and aaf t#tfsh Ae foam and fegas af such h.ad~ ind SI#a iu"tt- t-a-- and ftad of trust and tla zt 1t ## ur my #f ~8jd Gold Bonds ra Iat H.--Hn't pae.t Railway Company.
 td ia fatlfy the rraarsdiua- eff Inc F sata of Directors heretofore takpu iu and ata41tt iHe matters aforesaid. including tht 5#5tzzsHi a5l"a of zaid bonds and la.a-t2aZa 5s a--i af ttH~t- etai fHe H--- I4# h- H44d+ Ht zsHt. aHHH~. a'a8 zH iHef sf.d a f-fl# n
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The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Notice of Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, 4H. thr 18th day of December lE4. the tdmonds0n Home x Iuur,yr- ment Company IR cue form conveyed to thp 4ndef~l1ned a9 trustee The hereinafter ,ie- >eflhed real estate for the purpose of oe,.urins debt described in said trust deed pavabIe f3 c l. Wheeler. said trust deed being of record II the office of the clerk and recorder for ~t lAAeiS 1oUnlEs Arkaa>as, in book 54. page Ia4
 And Whereas, It was provided in said iru>f deed ihat upon default iH the payment of the atel described therein, or any part thereof mat the undersigned shaald at the request of ihe legal holderor owner of said indebtedness. proceed jo sell the hereinafter described land 8i any part thereof at public sale to the high e'l bidder Tor cash. at Sach time and place a> lht undersigned might designate first giving len Gays notice of the time, terms. nIar. and object of the sale, and the property to be >@id " lNni'0ll0h m ~one newspaper published III >t. rauri~ County Arkansas and
 AhertaN. default having been made in th,= pay mcnt uf the debt secured by said ti.Ii.t dttd aHd the undersigned having been r,- 1utslod ny ihe legal holder Of said indebted !5ess lp mabt sale If the property described thSt"ih Tor lhe pufpose of paying said dobf.
 N9W hcrhtale, notiee k hereby given fhaf= lhtlel ana uF NirtHe of tae authority iu a1,. \ ta~ftti ttk -f f,,Ff
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

Who makes the best liver pills? The J. (. Aver Company, of Lowell, Mass. They have been making Ayers Pills for over sixty years. ifyou have the slight est doubt about using these pills, ask your doctor. Do as he says, always.
 Made by thsJ. (. Aver Co.,. Lowell. Matt
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

d56rs thinking that q cyclone k com ing
 On Saturday morn the Chronic Kick CT. Miss Broomhandle,M Miss Whale and Miss Burlye Thomas. all hiked out for Fifteen Mile Bayou. for a days sport with the little fishes. and had fairly good luck for a time catching about seyenty-hve fine fish About the mid de of the day they all caught a blind simon It once, but the Chronic Kicker being equal to the occasion just kick cd until her hook come loose Miss Broomhande waded in for hers and little Whale, proceeded 10 knock al the water out ofthc bayou, but faired and lit a shuck for home with tie Chronic Kicker and Miss BroOmhadie keeping up the rear.
 SILVER ELL.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

N9if T. lr hereby given tHat tae un5ieH- " signed, sheriff and ES=ef#e#6 Collector uf ihe Revenues of st Francis County. ~tateaf ! Arkansas, will attend in person or by deputy. at the following times and Htates for the pur= pose 0f collecting the ~tate and tuuutv reE.- Hae of said county for the year lAfa toWit. 8heatley Township at AHeafl,y Monday January 3 l9l1 January 1 1910
 Prairie Township afFafezfiae. W,aue-aay January ;, lglu.
 EAn1uille Township n BHe Ug58f5 [ hHfeh, Thursday. lanafRa lelH
 ieHfo Township at taH t.iday Ian nary : l9lp
 Johnson Township #at fHsIez, store ~at- ufday. January :. lHla.
 GrEG~ Township at Hidrnet. Monday January le. 1aH
 Franks Township | Mcdaniel. Tuesday. January II, i9lu
 hiaekhsh Township No al A,hworth.s store at Rawli>on. Thursday January l3 Ialu Gaekf1h Township No. 2-at Owens Store. II Lulu Friday. January Ii. 1aio.
 Madison Township al Forrest CIV from Monday, January l. to April h lalo.
 All parsons are requested To bring their last Year> taN receipts when they come To pay taEes that mistakes may be avoided
 N. r. WILLIAMS,
 Shrrif aud Collector st Francis founfy offeNt City, Ark, Dee. 5 lHn. 19-4-If
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The City Council met in regular ses- sion last Tuesday night. with the fol- lowing members present: E. J. lard. mayor: x. D. Boyle. recorder; Alder men =. r. Mcdaniel. J. l.. Scott and F. J. P-To9ie Absent Aldermen las Russell W F Perkiu, and II \. Knight
 Reading 8f the minutes of the pre- riau> meeting was dispensed with.
 on motion by Alderman McDanieI. seconded by Alderman P'Poole. the Chairman of tbe Water and Light Committee was authorized to execute the contract with the (. E.L&P. Co. for side track at plant
 The following c5aIm~ were audited and ordered paid
 Fire Department fer Haven
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

ioors thinking that cyclone k com-
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
\ Hearty Appetite

is what most babies have, but il is ofno benefit to them if they have worms.
 Be sure your baby Is not troubled with them. Sure symptoms always hun gry, rings under the eyes, not gaining in weight and yellow complexion \ few doses of Whites Cream Nermi- fuge will expell all worms. It k a positive cure and reliable. Price p cents per bottle. For sale by l T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Saturday. December 1Sth. 1gOg.

ai ai Inc west door ef the court house in Forrest 1ilt. Nl- raIe.> County Arkansas. >rlf at pubic outcry 10 tle highest bidder f5f.. ash IAe ioltoNiu- described teal estate lysns anf. belnS in The County af ~t= Francis 9rI ~fafa of Arkansas, tuWits
 Al of section >.Nt cen ri5a township five t5 north. range four ra~t5 containing .gie .l..5a- lhote ur le~s, said sale being made ff inc r,4Ii said mortgage
 llie 70 said pfeHef39 believed ta be- ..9,s..3 3ff do mol warrant the Uflt. and vIIt,+luyry ff5 my capacity as tlllste4t only
 NltnesS my hanafatz ad=aaxa If n,,..r,.fY... flaal t-=s--t !. tF. ~GEES. Iru,tep
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of the bladder, t-ick-dust or sediment n the urine. head ache. back ache. lame back. dizziness, slgcplessncss. nervous ness or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell
 Bladder troubles almost always result from q deraugcment Of the kidneys and better health 1T that organ is obtained quickest bv proper treatment of the kid neys. Swamp-Root corrects inability to hold urine and sealding pain in passing It, and overcones that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day. and to get ID many times during the night. The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. Il stands the highest be- cause of its remarkable health restoring properties. l trial will convince anyone.
 SwampRoot Is pleasant to take and is sold by all druggists in ffty-cent and one-dollar size bottles You may have a sample bottle and a book that tells all about if, both sent free by mail Address. Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton. V. Y. When writing mention reading this gen erous offer III this paper Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, ard don't let dealer sell you something III place of Swamp Root If you do you will be disappointed.
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
Warning Order.

ta~t iranci. Chaueefy G0ur' per TeanI4oa Ada Walton plaiatiF.
 
 Lee Walton Defendant
 The defendant Lee Walton. l- warned f., s.t5- pear in this court within thirty days and att- sN%er ,Nr th. complaint ef the platutiT Nda Given under nay hand this nth of Nov fsa il-2b-4l N- N. SEABORN Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10

tive Many sudden
 deaths are caused
 by it-heart dis ease pneumonia
 heart failure or aPoplexy are often the result ct kid ney disease If kidnes trouble s allowedtoadvauee the kiducypoJs cd blood will at
The Forrest City times., 1909-12-10
-
 Notice.

All members of the >t. Francis County Democratic Gentral Commit tee are requested 10 meet at the court house in Forrest City on Wednesday. December l5 at . ? m.
 N. E. NELSON. Chairman.
 l. c. RtsH Secretary. This the Both day of November, l90a.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
N4NY STORES TO MERGE.
ASSOCIATED Merchants to Include
Thirty Firms IN $5I 900 900 Co.

Although definite statement was given out
yesterday concerning the S5l.00o010 United Dry
Eocds Company, which was incorporated in Della
ware On Friday. the object Of the formation of the
new combination Is said 10 be to fuse the Il. B.
C!sHln Company. the stores controlled by the As
ISOLATED Merchants Company and chain Of thirty
q more drygooos stores throughout the West into
one big company and under one control. Some OF
these stores in the West controlled BY the As
tocisted Merchants Company, while the major in
tsrest in Others IS held by John Clsfin, president
q TIE Clsfin company. OF the $4,000 capital stock
q TIE Z. & Clahin Company $4,000 acquired
BY the Associated Merchants Company at its or
E1aizstion IN 1901.
Persons Fl authority in most OF the big dryEoods
houses IN th. city which not controlled by
The Associated Merchants Company we're inclined
% pooh-pooh the idea that more stores in this
rsty vicinity would be taken into the cornbina-
uon- At the stores OF Lord & Taylor Arnold, Con-
stsb.e & Co, John Wsnamaker. r. II. Macy & Co.
and those controlled by the Sesel interests It
ssio that these stores would certainly not be in
Guided n the new company, and il is not expected
shet Gtrntel Brothers who are TO have a
heT store ed street and Sixth avenue, will enter
The combination.
William B Goodwin, Of Gould & Wiikie, the Law
I'm which filed the Incorporation papers at Dover,
Del said that statement about the new COM
psny would be made for several days He said,
howerer. that John Clahin A leading spirit In
iss organization. In the drygoods trade ii was
The general opinion that the object Of the new com
psry was - establish firner consolidation Of all
fhe enterprises controlled wholly I'm part by
esricgs interests connected with the organization
OF fle Associated Merchants Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
AFTER PLANT THIEVES,
PARK Commissioner Smith Wdnts
Nore Policemen to Guard Shrubs.

Psik Commissioner Henry Smith said last night
that he had asked Police Commissioner Bingham
70. ct least six additional policemen TO patrol Cen
Irsl Park
The stealing OF plants and shrubs this year is
worse than ever said the Commissioner The
latest is the theft Of rhodo6endron shrubs from
various parts Of the park. These shrubs are nearly
ready 10 bloom. and their beauty and intrinsic
worth las excited the cupidity OF people who
TliEk L isn't stealing 10 take the city's property
without leave. believe that many OF the shrubs
are being stolen by and women in autono-
eiles-- Il isn't difficult matter for chauffeur
70 jump out Of Z machine and pull Up two or three
shrubs ana conceal them under robe
We also having trouble from thieves along
BroadTay, between 6Ih and lo5th streets where
ne are doing lot Of planting over the subway
We are dumping mould there preparatory to plant
.ns- and Il IS stolen every day II IS a strange
thing that many people who would scorn to take
mans pocketbook viii encourage their servants
N stealing mould and fertilizer used by the Park
Department
4DoWn IN Seward Park We do not leave z load
cf earth mould unguarded. Let teamster dump
z load of il down there and leave it unprotected
snd before he gets block away that mould will
be ~ flower pots on third and fourth floor FIRE
escapes, noUrishing plants there ! have asked
Cc71nlissioner Bingham for more men because this
i the time Of year when the thievery IS most pro
ncut-ced- II Is 10 be hoped that when we catch
one q the thieves city magistrate will make an
example Of him"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
DEMOCRATIC UNION ORGANIZING.

An advisory committee Of one hundred. among
,be names Of the members Of which will appear
,Lo.s ot sorne OF the most prominent Democrats
IN Manhattan and The Bronx opposed TO Tarnmany
rTau and many of whom were formerly affiliated
Jith the organization. will be named at the county
committee meeting Of the Democratic Union "nlcn
=, - =. beld o,, wednesday night in the tower as
sa,,s,y room on tie Metropolitan Life Insurance
Building.
T3enorts received by Chairman oConneH Of the
executive committee show that the boroughs wiii
be well represented at the meetihs' every e!ec''o.
zi.r,c. ,.an,air having announced his intention OF
seating delegation. -t.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ORPHANS VISIT THE MISSISSIPPI.
Natchez Presents Punch Bowl to Battleship-
Speech by John Sharp Williams.

Natchez Miss. May "a feature of the stay or
the bAttIeshp Mississippi here to-day was the visit
Of q number Of orphans the battleshp guests
~ the bachelors Of Natchez. The little ones from
three institutions enjoyed days outing on the
river and incidentally were taken over TO the war
vessel There were about five hundred children
in the party IT,,
TO-DAY. when John Sharp Williams IN the name or
the CITY OF NatcheZ presented TO the captain a
hand wrought silver punch bowl lined with beaten
gold II holds sixteen gallons. SenatoT-slect VIII
Jams made the presentation speech at the opera
Hous- Captain Fremont thanked the people or
Natchez. Captain Fremont officially called upon
COO ~ NaEHi in-laN
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
COLONEL YEArmAN PROMOTED.

Washington, May 22.-The President to-day di-
rected the appointment of Colonel Richard T
Yeatmen, commanding the 11th Infantry at Fort
D. A. Russell Wyoming, brigadier general
in place of General Kerr retired Colonel Yeatrhan
will be retired on his own application Immediately
after he receives his commission and Colonel
Marion p Maus, commanding the 10Th Infantry
the Preside OF San Francisco, will then he made
q brRadiAr
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
MAY DINNER OF NEWARK BROKERS,
Joseph P Day to Tell What He Thinks Of
New Jersey Realty Opportunities

Ihe real estate brokers Of Newark are looking
ioVzar6 with much enthusiasm and expectation 70
ne May dinner of the exchange which viii ne held
az D1sis's parlors Newark Wednesday evening
u O'clock Joseph L Day is 10 he. the chief
toez.r and he is going tell tho Newark brokers
snst be thinks OF the realty opportunities offered
y Nov Jersey A large attendance IS expected TO
ssss TIC sxpe-t testimony of the vel known New
Esss auc.ion.sr.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
STEAM HEAT FOR THE PARK ANIMALS S

Steam was turned Yesterday morning in the
animal houses in Central Park. For the last few
dsvs il has been exceedingly cold there for the
former denizeus of tropic chimes
An accession the bird house is the golden
es1la captured a few days ago az Middletown
" and vas brought to the park yesterday.
F5,,+ there Will be nc swanlets in the park this
summer for some one has pilfered the swan nests
sround the lakes of twenty eggs which were
-hatc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23


Washington, May p
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued.
Following Officers de'aesed General staT e9F2' 5, on dates les
spe[nea r,ra S@y ~ ,,dnTafn GEORGE " RnAD. 9Th
Ga,ary. June Il; captain READ. from Washington
ollo@iHs Officers detailed members General sa corps
ROOT. i9th Infantry, June ., Captain JESSE MI.
Following cspta.ns to eucampment Michigan National
pe5d e i5 6,h 6s15 nfsay AusqI Rk% = T. RcARbs6N M
22I Infantry: EDGAR \. SIRMYEfL sih GayalFy'
t3wAN' signal corps; CLARENCE o. sHERRILL-
captainP gGTPs FREpERTCK W VAN DUYNE, 4h Infantry
9tsed @ y u s lde captain c&RI 4 MARTIN guar
terma-tsr. TO Infaatry. that date . -.
upon re,Trmen s 81 s1pS1Ip rs genera supply depot
Following captains to encampment Wisconsin National
Guard at camp Douglas @ 5uHs %3.j2 Ip 70 G1ENN f.
DAVis 13th Infantry, and GEORGE B. POND. Goth
First Lieutenant ALDEN F BREWSTER. % Field Art-
lery 70 recruit qsP2 HioPpEGKE 18th In
antry to recruit depot tSTt Slo1qf lnirod recruiting
officer discontinue Raleigh rscTung district. ,-o,
water Reed General Hospital Washington to proper
Dental surgeon FRANK L LAFAMME Ian y1.-,tsT [rGn1 Rum
2sth Infantry months from august u IL TaPfb5e Pnbe
fraI, %ANA Augast Fl 81 captain GEORGE u READ Gen
@ st7 t9gT months ogf9H T3T 'Gme msdea toPs three
GPR4 6 zsf p frq Mo6RE 5R p 10Th h 1nfantry
EwIN T COLI s54 IRfan5F % II hFfS sR6Gs iS9ia 6
Infantry: SAMUEL - ARNOLD lst SaNSlS S5TSS -
CHARLES y. GRAIN. 2Tth Infantry. and JAMES M
GRAHAM Infantry four months from Angus
t5. Csptan AIONZO GRAY, 18th cavalry saNe
from date duty at army stAI coHese'
Fort INavenworth. to November &
NAVY
Lieutenant Commander I. NJ. MUTTON. detached the
Lieutenant t. comn1ander I F HUTCHsON detached the
Lieutenant W G. WATTS detached New Hampshire;
Lieutenant pG V1o w R VAN ,uKEN the Washing
ton; home. month . 49,
F1nsizn S DoHERTY, detached the MayhoWer: TO the
Ensign j SUMTER detached the Dubuque home leave
month. , ,,~o,a. O.. ,b.
Fnsign T. " F. CARsTEIN. TO the New Fiarnpshirs
Midshipman r. W CABANNIS. detached the Name
home. ait orders. 49, -. -.
Passed Assistant Faymastcr r ". sCHuAANN to navy
Cba9iain r THOMPSON. to the Connecticut
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department
ARRIVED
Nav 2O-Tne Paducah a Guantanamo 80. ,-..
Tennessee, the Caiforflls
Tacoma: the Rainbow, the tnsunceS inc iae |
The Rairbrdga Barry at NAgasakl
SAILED
May 2I--The Nero. from Guantanamo for Nortolk
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Washington. May 22.-Technlcaly. Captain Eberle
may have become liable d fine for taking the
premature action ne is reported to have taken at
San Francisco. yesterday. but is doubtful If the
Treasury officials under the circumstances, VIII
take any notice of IL.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds. the Treasury
Department. recently issued orders the COL
lector of Customs at San Francisco. as is usual IN
the case of distinguished foreigners visiting this
country, admit the Japanese admiral, his wife
and suite without delay, and pass their baggage
without question or examination. This duty seems
TO have been postponed by Captain Eberie. who
apps rently vas without authority I'm the premises
It is probable however. that the irregularity will
be passed over.