The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 9, 1902, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1902. BUSINESS TMEN BOARD TRAIN IN HIGH SPIRITS | AND START ON THEIR JOURNEY OF INSPECTION - : S % HITCH IN FILNG | < T .| MORGIN DIRECTS B B py— v’ aanesmegetl . RIETIHIN Combine to Be Organized to Satisfaction of New Yorker. Proceedings Against the| Trust Delayed at Chicago. Three-Fourths of Stock Must Be Delivered Before End of Year. Sale of Diseased Meat Causes St. Louis Grand Jury to Act. LONDON, May $.—The Associated Presy has secured copies of the shipping com- bine agreements. They are called “provi- slonal agreements for the purpose of ths acquisition on or before December 31, 1902, of the White Star, Dominion, American and Atlantic transport lines, to be.or- ganized under the direction of the ven- dors to the satisfaction of the bankers, namely, the Morgans, under the laws of the State of New York, or such other State as shall be selected.” The vendors, Ismay, Imbrie & Co. Mills & Co. (Dominion line) and Widener, Gris- com & Bernard Baker, receive as consid. eration for all their capital stock $120.000,- Special Dispatch to The Call. | CHICAGO, May 8.—The injunction bill which United States Attorney Bethea is| preparing to file against the beef trust| has-struck a snag somewhere, and may mot réach the Chicago Federal Court be- fore Monday of next weel All prepara-~ tions had been made to the bill to- morrow, and word had been received | from Washington that it had been for- warded to Chicago so it would reach here | early this evening. It is now intimated, | however, that nothing might be done ve- | fore next week. | R It was learned to-day from an authori- 3 the Government hopes | | 000, of which $60,000,000 is pre!eére&)?lt)grl‘w to e an injunction stick against| | cumulative at 6 per cent, an 0000 common stock, limited to 10 per cent, and also $50,000,000 in collateral trust 42 per cent debentures. r The White Star line's acquisition is antedated to January 1, 1901, the com- bine, or corporation, as it is termed, tak- ing gll the line’s profits from that date. The White Star line shares are exchanged cn the basis of ten times the net profits made by that line in 1901. The arrange- ment made with the Dominion line is sim- ilar to that made with the White Star line, but on the net profits for 1900. VALUE OF LEYLAND LINE. The American and Transport lines are members of the combine on two mate rial clauses In it which deal with the agreement of the packers to maintain a | . —e ‘:he rebates from the i t oped, however, that el e e e e | Abont ne undred san prove against the packers lead- criminal practice or possible | sl Biinen'Gwms and a Score Take Advantage of Trip standar ‘most of the Govern will stenographe: Jts star witness is report which ‘comes BOUT a hundred and twenty ; - \ ¥ . lumped in one vatuation at $34,158,000, sub- r to headquarters the of San Francisco’s-leading busi- mm _ = 7 5 4 ject to $19,686,000 of the American line's & to prove that the | ness men made a start at 9:30 FRoNT. ; o 657 per cent bonds. The Leyland line is valued at $11,736,000, based on the understanding that there are or will be outstanding $4,075.000 in 5 per cent preference snares and $2.500,000 in 5 per cent debentures, which are not in- ciuded in the purchase price. g prices unde: n 188 ‘which pro $5000 for its violation. fixed in the agreement is that a good profit is a v known as | -l | o'clock last night for a visit to i ' | 3 { | Bakersfield and a tour of the San | ' | Joaquin Valley by special train. They went off in high spirits, prepared to up- | ge— hold the reputation of San Francisco. ; greement o to have as-| They made up quite an imposing proces- 141 R The method of payment is as follows: sessed & fine of only’ $10 | T saaen yeie ma kv st 1 C0Mt0e5 -~ Aloiig oute | | White Star line, % per cent cash, 75 per g PACKERS TO BE CALLED x L' | | cent preferred stock at par and 37 per e . P . punched. President Sbarboro and Presi- . cent of the total amount in common at with these agreements | dent Symmes, respectivety heaaine e | Ready to Display St O asinian ling peyment 18 ex- Manufacturer and Producers' Associa- tion and the Merchants’ Association, were T = e e heir Resources ter M. Castle, both hard workers in get- ting the ursion party together, were on | «e = =3 hand early. Manager cher of the State Board of Trade brought down such a huge | well known that the Bakersfield people valise that the impression was given that | have been getting up something swell for v citrus ex- | the San Franciscans. The bay delegation hibit, all lemons. jlcher said he had | started in the mood to enjoy it thor- heard that there were fluids that would | oughly. c bine adl right with lemon juice, but The Santa Fe road was the way the ed- der that he had any county exhibit. cursion party went to Bakersfield. They The many of ‘dollars back of the | entered a special train of five Pullmans wholesale business houses of San Fran- | and buffet car at Point Richmond. The co were well represented. Partners | cars were gay with the inscriptions tled commercial travelers, real estate | placed on banners that were tacked to the en hobnobbed with manufacturers and | sides. Before the ferry was crossed every IS owners and commission brokers | exeursionist had to put on a white satin swelled the throng. Through the crowd | badge, which will be worn until the party ran the merry rumor that there would be | returns to this city Sunday morning. The a chance to dance to-night with the belles ] first stop will be at Bakersfield, which is of the San Joaquin at Bakersfield. It was | on the schedule for T a. m. to-day. All of ackers possibly admit- B g O et foforfeferfesorioforiorfesfnlefrfofiforfecfrfefefofefefeiledeiol @ FAYNE MOORE |NAME OFFIGERS |Barersie win Be | | acty the same, and the American and | | Transport lines get between them $18.314.- 000 in preferred, 39 in common, 315, 844,000 in cash and such further cash as may be required at a rate not exceeding 6 per cent. It is provided that the corporation may take or decline to take any of the lines where less than three-fourths of their in- terest shall be delivered by December a1, 1%2. INCLUDES SHIPS BUILDING. The exclusion of one line does not af- fect the agreement with the others. The vendors agree to use their best efforts to deliver the riecessary three-fourths of their company’s stock. All the purchase prices include the ships building. The White Star owners, though declaring that the line has been carried on entirely at the risk of the purchasers since January 1, 191, agree, until the completion of the purchase, to carry on the business of the line. For their per- sonal services the sellers ““are to bé paid such amounts {n remuneration as shall fixed by J. Pierpont Morgan of the ci of New York.” The following impertant clause accurs at the end of the White Star agreement: “Inasmuch as the company is English and domiciled in England, all. questions concerning the sellers arising under or pursuant to this contract shall be con- trolled or directed by English law.” The agreements cover many printed pages and include intricate arrangements . From another s that it was the hor by ling these men made could not be 1 prosecution. B me official, he beef qoe: f restraint ca; d its outcome living man can t of C wx(:gn-s.\ ;1,( anx,\' ac- | - angn: t‘he \Vh&}e Stifir's affiliated interests € affect the price of s e and minute rections regarding valua- eighth of a cent | T A 3 = Sine —% | tion c atfected by the Jaw | Secures a Decree of Ab-|Exciting Closing Session| ... ..« rranciscans will be i : DIRECTORS TO RESIGN. i demand. How is the Gov- : f tifar the B SOME OF THE SCENES.THAT WILL BE VISITED BY THE DELEGA- AN ondethohe: An-diin - af Sieats - gl 3 10 show that the packecs solute Divorce From of the Women’s Fed- "To-morrow morning, before lghtf, the TION OF SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS MEN, AND SOME PROMINENT eventually to be decided by Price, Water- ices? The Federal oo % special train will be on its way to Por- MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR. house & 'Co., the London accountants. ibaawe: 4 55 ihat ] Her Husband. eration. terville. At Porterville, Tulare, Visalia, Imsay, Imbrie & Co. bind themselves “Will stick. The talk | Hanford, Fresno and Madera the visitors | ;. not to undertake any kind of shipping ¢ - will disembark and put in all the time < | business for fourteen years. In the Do- e to place before 1 Jury or of going -be- they have in sight-seeing, escorted by | partners of those on the speclal train will | yards, scenery and other things which go | Minion line agreement the sellers promise ‘ for y-and indicing e bt patch to The Call. | LOS ANGELES, May 8—Two features | their cordial entertainers in these places. | enviously dream of the pretty girls, | to make life in the gr to use the influence of their votes to mer he business is nonsense. g s = | distinguished the last day of the sixth| To-day and to-morrow the stay-at-home | orange groves, deciduous orchards, "vine- \’ Valley ideal. AreRt So JeNyun cause the present directors to resign after GRAND JURY ACTS SIOUX FALLS, May 8.—In the State|annya) session of the General Federation the completion of the purchase. LOUIS, May 8 The beef | Circuit_Court at Watertown to-day Mrs. | o¢ Women's Clubs, one being the election © ittt gl et e e el e S e @ |, A0 2dditional paper, called a buliders’ ey B y 8—The beef trust is | 3 yne Moore of §(w- }ork was ;;mnu'\‘_l of officers and the other the address of | unselfish love she will little by little come to .a g:gs;l:l;n !;Inti dtg'&ex:;eel\“esmm vgl‘\‘gh Hlat: nd Jury an olute divorce by Judge Denneti|tje retiring president, Mrs. Rebecca | the consciousness of unjversal motherhopd— land & Wolff all orders for new vessels from Willlam A. Moore, whom she| Jowe of Georgla. the motherhood that suf endures and ' ful- and all heavy repairs “that require to be married in New York City in 1897 In ad-| 'The election, which was full of dra- fills in a large and grand fashion. done at a_ shipyard of the United King- s (:lr;.xrm Jur“ dx;r:rm to slruurlni her :‘::e‘dom the plarln- matic incidents from start to finish, re- FUROR AT ELECTION. gfifi'fi p}mthirtlg":nereln ;nnmin;d. hovlv;c\;er, S - subpena all | tiff was given the rigl o resume her ! gujted in the acceptance by ballot of th The s 2 reven e purchasers from placing itne ffies . | ptance by ballot of the e scene of the election this morning e ity and all pe n.‘lidwilo,;{‘fiirsf"‘ | jen name of Fayne Strahan. She in-| entire report of the nominating commit- | Was undoubtedly the most sensational in g;?:}f;rf;;'h’]’e“;"eflle,:l;?eeéasgng repairs at 2% Know poyihineons whom he can | stituted her suit on the grounds of ex-|.tee, as follows: President, Mrs. Dimies | the history of the federation. The crowd In Tetarn Hartand & WOl Adved 6 tions of the beef companies. o o | treme cruelty, non-support and conviction | T. 'S/ Denison of New York; first vice| {hat at three biennials have clamored to X build no ships for any other firm but This_has & ubject for the | Of a felon: president, Mrs. Robert Burdette of Cali- | (e jodge tinioDocker of Colorado pe those in the combine, except the Ham- k, oughly in 1 the bribery scandal and the| The defendant filed a sensational an-| forria; second vice president, Mrs. Emma | mantion of p burg-American line, provided the orders Cizates | swer alleging that his imprisonment was | Fox of Michigan; recording _secretary, | 01 Onto. . who L L e of the combine keep the builders’ works g ok Rpprncd , and I | the result of a conspiracy. on.the part of | Mrs. Willlam T. Coad of South Dakota; | h, § g 3 2 . s fully and continuously employed. Bave Ho Goubt that vech, Bhe e p0, [ | the rerult of a conspiracy on-the part of | Mrs WIlem ¥, Goad Of Syth DHCLISS | speech, dnd the intense excitement was| Quiestion of Statehood Is|Salvador Must Liquidate _ him in . ord: MONTANA MINERS MEET ased meat to St. Loulsans will that she might marry a | Pappenheim of South Carolina; treasurer, | through the audlence. Had Mrs. Decker ind the bars of the pent- h mobleman. He also de- Emma Van Vechten of fowa: au|yicided ons jota from the firm position Argued by House Claims of American wealthy Eng nied that he had been guilty of any of the George Noyes of Wisconsin; | she has taken f; he beginning t! WITH SERIOUS ACCID: South ~Omaha | charges preferred by the plaintiff. Mrs. Anna D, West of Massa- | as a matter of ;3:&11«2 %t Thound 54 n% Lead Citi —_— e _adopted a| NEW YORK, May 8.—Fayne Moore’s Jém&irfiu;{p C. Terrill of Texas, | Mrs. Denison, who for one year has been aaers. 1tizens. Ladle Containing Five Tons of Mol- - ation over | husband, William E. Moore, is now serv- s 0 hrey of Kansas, MIS. | acting president M nd asking the public to ing.a hinetcen-year sentence in Sing Sing | Lydia Williams of Minnesota, Mrs. Sam- | che I iy et O e ten Copper Explodes Severely di: ves! 2 g " . Vi S1li- ending the investige- | forWttempting to “badger” the late' Mar- | uel Hayes of Idaho, Mrs. William Elli- | house.. As'it was she arose in the gallery| WASHINGTON, May 8.—The bill to| WASHINGTON, May S.—~The United Injuring Nine Men. In pArt it is as | Lo o L ¢ %000 in Mrs. Moore's | Cott of Maryland, Mrs. W. W. Boyd of [ wh - : T O ior Srenoble Hotel in 108, | Missour and Mrs. W. A. Nelden of Utah. | tion, - ang afwith the Colorado Jelega | place three new stars in the American | States has won a sweeping victory in the | BUTTE, Mont, May 84 special to the ask the American people 1o | Mahon who. was then proprictor of the | The affection which Mrs. Lowe won as | straightforwardnes e flag had the right of way again to-day in |‘matter of the arbitration of the dispute | Miner from Anaconda says that nine men inds o be pressdices | New Amsterdam Hotel, left the State and | Presiding officer was attested when she | declined the [ness e e mistaken | tho House. General debate, the feature | with the Republic of Salvador over the B e g A L TR Teflscd to appear agaiist Mrs. Moore and | delivered her blennial address to a great | Tn a humorous way Mrs. Lowe refused |Of Which Was an extended speech by | claim of the Salvador Commercial Com- R i ety 3 She was not prosecuted. ght. said in part: to have Mrs. Deckers name taken from | Grosvenor of Ohio in opposition to the |pany and other citizens of the United | the Washoe smelier. The acoment ocr it Colle of Tmontne Moore spent | PRAISE FOR FEDERATION. | the blackboara, where it had been placed | measure, was closed at 3 o'clock and the | Staies, stockbolders in the 51 Trimting | curred &t {ha noca Bear; when the S tion is hurting the producer | x. s : D Y de- | noy vears ago, in summing up my lab 48 ng committee, and, after | pill w: 2 4 a pos producer | voted o him. Then she went to London | | TWo vears ago, in summing up my labors % | witty passes between the two, Mrs. as read for amendment under the | Company, limited, created under the laws | J2dle was being emptied, and is supposed ucer of an mmunity is s \ et D five-minute rule. An'‘amendment offered to have been d b, com-~ o the Y, compmunity and appeared in the chorus of “The Mes- | Diesident of this orsenisation, &, undertookc 19| Decker came down to the floor and made’| b » L of Salvador. R (o met TR built. The Go ’nrn:lno“rlzfl ,2 senger Boy' at the Gayety Theater.|gnp ° As we closed the first decade of our | 21mOSt a fierce demand that her name be O)l’d]grf?x;: :’ngo?i?l‘g:lgr;?&zi;“&;:esdgf Sir Henry Strong and Don M. Dickin- mg'""‘l‘ Cg%‘l‘)t:l‘uw;;ln;l‘lftl:; ‘:':;‘Al.'";r’g: Dlete pmeinment 15 | \When she filed her suit for divorce it was | organized efforts it seemed to me that the most | Fémoved. The dramatic side had reached ver. | Son, a majority of there is & bee; | sald she intenfied to remarry, if Success- | impressive fact of our association was this the danger line, whereunon Mrs. Lowe é‘::et:g'otA?nfl:::dmerc‘;ngglelgea‘zab&r(l’z‘oer:a-. mission, h;\'e r);n:er;gea:rob;ltr?otrl::!:loxz; f:;c:i‘:wc‘p:fll;h;ofi:hfi:tI&“tcg;riga?x‘;- ear both sides to the inves- ield befere rendering their but do not i e | ful in obtaining her divorce, an English- | gain’ in numerical strength. And to-night | recommended to the convention th; Vi 5’ Collowing wuch advice as *Dopr: | man of good family. *|¥hen we rifect upon' the. humbie. besinnings | De erased. ~Though this was done Svany | and New Mexico and admit them as R A S L L e T S e e o e ] '\B“‘ I("uuld not possi- Last_Janua: Moore's uncle, Captain Ircmbv\’mrh ;xlas hdevdelogcd ; ls‘horgqnmdznuon of her admirers voted for her anyway, the House adjourned Thpen e United States for the l!n‘J o paid s el o taury Dauer whe oo lo Beflenell. W eniipainta land, died e m’;m?‘!‘:g o“gmrt‘)ts}o)oe&%' omen we find it ;:z‘;mrvewh!u%irncu?t“ii“r:nu% ;};ed Xs%tero{?t]?dndmg ng for Mrs. Denlson| adopted was one yrm’/ldlnge thanTegg{gf:é claims of the A;!Higanq:éggltslr?:do‘ th’; Free rrl;ht_.“fully e SR e and, die abou 000. e rs. Decker. g a s n iders o v e—— ~ayne Moore is now about 26 vears old, | th¢, enormous proportions we have attained. Though the Decker forces were keenly | [ the act should be construed to legalize | the Commerclal Company, an organiza- Bakersfield Postmaster Injured.— VETERAN OF CUBAN WAR B e T RuEneof gt Sirahan of | coinsi T ey b A2 ik, oot 0 | QlsaBpOInted: ey Tive WO Charming | PRYENEY. prym of Oklahoma made a i Bosar Don Sose Beds%s of Calk | EAKERSFIELD. May e re e VICTIM OF AN Wesausr|Eortand, Ofyind wis Kown before her | S0 sdiaed jn mambess o Los.PAGE tne. Jears | SEAC8, EOMe fo the suppor” of Mre. Denl | servia pica fof the Bl and SUMUALeL at; | Saivadorean arbitrator. strongly. fssents | B A. Bdmonds ' was {hrown from ‘his ys That Papers of Great Value to| mben che returned . she brought Moore | mact bosseal tenture of our organisation Hes | WOman yet.in the thirties. Mrs. Denison | [(20eTs” of the House were trying. to| The Salvador Commercial Company was parade and Rie hepd 'wet badiy ekt Xhe Him Were Stolen by His e b0 it G, aa hes Hushand. | o o Humerionl sirength,. whleh has on. | came 1o the comvention. worn out. sng | Lirottle the statehood measure. Amid | incorporated in Salvador, but the major: | Sror siienes to cong: o ¢ reduired sev- frristet o, Moore was United States Consul at Dir- | abled us and will enable us not oniy to.think | this morning was slightly ill, but ‘there | SPhi e iy} gaserted thathe had 30000 | {1, of (he, stocknolders yere citizens ot SR0S ohiihan i clans . o E ban during Cleveland's second adminis. | things but do things, and do things not only | 'S no doubt ‘in_the minds of the leaders | Momey x e ot e | T Tt o il comtaniing AGO, May §—Developments to. | {ration, but was removed by McKinley in | Lo improve and uplitt ourselyes, but to render | that she will be equal to the high of- | {1 secaiied House Tosvenor) or any ot | authorizing it to construct and cquip u NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. e that H. 12, 11, Kome ai oy | 1865, There were no charges against him. | important service in the uplitting and becter. | fice, having had trainmg_as presigent | “Suiing the dav o rosoiati port and conduct importing and exporting e DeAger game. for which Moore js | ment of humanity. To this end, although our | four years of the famous Sorosis of New | of thn 1 e Ja¥ a resolution expressive | business there, ~The concessions were st night and found unconscic - - , 1. size, numbers and material suecess ai indeed Pre nilitary uniform on a doorstep in Wil | now serving sentence was attempted in | important factors, yet we with 1o Bao' Gur | tiie’ of han 190, g was Dlling at ;the L s A al Eeben e RSy [ Salvadotesn: Cong ol afLrioved N mette an ho was g 3 T eria i e 16 e er of- . R mette and who was thought 1o be a leo. | wide bad. boch liing 1 the ‘Waldort-As, | ZALTIAL success inepired with, & xecoguition | fics this morning. When cajied wpon far | 14,8 committee of seven members was | desracs, the President anrulled these " ] . tenant of the regula i enar the regular army stationed at They removed to the Grenoble Ho- | we more fully comprehend that we are no | &,5Deech she said in beginning: appointed to attend the funeral. cessions and bestowed them upon third S The wie of Hrever Bt : 1 .4 S na) o revat Gen-| tel and Mra. Moore (nvited Mahon fo sal | inger in D proimiioacy sudadiiascont sings In this beautiful City of the Angels | @ -feideiiuiuirininiioimiutriuiniiieiip @ | L2THES and Salvadoreans. The opinion £ 3 She told him she -wanted to bor- | of existence. The question which Interests us | YOU have placed upon me the royal ) sets forth the indefensible natu: - Clhare ot veiorsmerent, 2t R A S e L i MY L el cpninion B TR, . a game of seven up in rs. | 3 s has man o lew York that there be a similar 0 the award occurre - pulsion fi?xmméf"lf,u r.i,m;,:,; Moore's room Moo,e"b“;s[m,n mlendo&r' come :é;fi.‘fian e e Keyedlmup ?l?thgo DE;I:AND.Q h fi,mnl,m X C“‘,,C,_ . ,‘:mm,n Ny M. &}&‘enng:"}m fit m{_; Arlington Hot::’ Many More Like It in San Franeisco. s P e pex urt-mar- | Mal oore strucl m wit e nventton was to the | Hersler o nols that the board of di- . osa Pacas, representing| The following cas | xpelled from West Point. The | butt end of a pistol, dazing him, Then | EN'TR00T *5,'0, 55,10, 1% SRS St gromth | Mgheat pitch, everything considered, this | rectors employ an officlal reader to read | SHVAGOF, Aliacked bis feliow ohany | atmiiar oceurriin dally I San P eiaias v s wax | Moore made his wife sign a confession | that we are finding our soul. We cannot form g caused more or less disorddr, as | announcements and o on was, -after | §5V}3€ he had been treated discourteously | It Is an easy matter o verity its correct- gains n the v a vhi. 3 fingt Bim at the Milltary Acad- | which he dictated and threatened to brain | sny* adequate conception of the vast changes | Bt ones, Tranlq gmen claiming the floor | some debate, accepted. e e ey You Sauimet SN fu coording’ fo hia | Manon 1t he G4 mot SIEn 16 100, Ko mion | 2t Mo e, SonehPUoT, O (S, Vast chaness | at once, Indeed the comfusion was so | Mrs. Alice’ Shane Devin of Tilinois Droot than such conciusive. evidence. " mafatained that at the | demanded o promissory nofe of 35000, ac- | fmore and more self-consciams.” I use the term | Freat at tmes, notwithstanding Mrs, | caused some amusement by announcing | First Spike of a New Rail Willlam Blackwell of 1i Jackson s made Elkins re- | eording to Mahon. ThCits ‘deep sense and mean that as women be. | J0We's masterful presiding, that Mus. | that she saw seven men in the house and Way. | says: “If all troubled with pain in their in writing, This re-| . Mahos promised to give him $2000 in | come more and more consdious of their powers | Hamlin of Minnesota moved th ANTHONY, Kans.,: M ed from the ac Vi at a com- | demanding if they h: ’ » May 8. . Was stolen from him | cash and & note for the rest the following | 8nd the possibilities of thelr souls they will in- | Mittee be appointed to dewise some sanar | Mrs. Lowe nuw’:\des:id;::;‘}:erem ?fieflefi} spike of the Kansas, Mexico '::e_o:::: a?::ey.:ecd fotions canid Bt ae ded n he was assaulted day. Then, accordin vitably demand wid oan ed. v. , ac ng to Mahon, Moore | ¢¥Vitably demand wider flelds for their activi- | Way of conducting elections, .a motion | invitation and as dis Railway in the Unit 0 it [Maore were t 3 minor amend- | were allowed to continue as - | that is to e the hotice and Moore and Mrs. Moore were | The glory of motherhood will receive a new | ments to the i apeir Ll LS Aoty y FIRak 01 et &m"i‘.‘:”"m'e'x".‘:‘o’?:’é",,fi‘,‘g’d 'go‘:,'g 535‘31’2‘?%:3’&5&‘23%;‘&:&2“? ned TON, May 8.—THE saashinery | oot el p o T ) luster by the recognition of what motherhood | tiy . 2 - yne ‘Moore' on ac- | means to civilization, E: 5 tled the charter matter by accepting the The final sesslon to-night hard and fast v shegi g —ach "l‘f’";hse“l.‘,""(':’d"‘é‘,‘zlég se- | count of her good lgoics and gayety belng | 3t he " development ho‘r'e":oc’i:zpyj agiuc Fepert of that committee, whils the ro- |a love feast afalr, e Bkl bl g RS nsmth:., Tttty e et b e T, gt i . turn e t: 4 voman by virtue er maternity has been ee which suggeste y the new officers, floral flags for M on as fast as men‘can build the kidney secreti h: y: trial of Clara .Taylor, the.Cincinnati . the conserver of the human race. Mver hedged | the erection of a “hall of philanthropy” : for ro to n peine g | we H an‘s Kidney Pille. pro: 2 . 3 py"’ | Lowe and her successors, an bed 1 aded . g - whe s chared witii kidnaping (Do Not Want a St. Louls Terminal. | ma'fe s sonsiractiss agert. " ad o otss 2o22 | 5 Givectoras the. somsrtin isiati i | the Los Anscles hostessee. % pon temitar | mries” sinthwest: " Offcers ‘ot fuunc 08 | Sirea“at the' Owl Brug Company, "1 3 ylor, a now = v 3 . - 3 ok Italy. Instructions have I:e: TOPEKA, Kans., May 8.—President of life becomes more extended she will continue | Ing overwhelmed by the demanan og tl?e too ?h: ple:;ur?;:en.lgv::gnlafifm: sm:i?;: ;seggl'i’nethr‘;u:in ;‘iflmls:n c;:lx?lte’;sel; rpln‘m Mll‘_.\::et“-l(eu:;. ;fiw eage;':.e lp‘r?te‘?’})usl:hu 0 K ¢ y. eric: 31 peo e to be a constructive agent, but no I itme 5o ectore e malmiametsaaon 38 | I U £f the Sants e jdenies post | the Tubicl senee S uncrrng oy’ ane | ibution. towerd “tna pian. *- o O™ | el MU LA ESHE ee g nhie | €0 the coast Agents for the Uniiad Siatcs, ending ve i tre ~ -/ o ~ r obligations, as mother, - » . ral a- ——— for the Uni ates. ;320;1]"1';’ '!,'fid"“rm‘flf !‘l"a;?‘l?(:":’lf o::mtxh"edluan for the Wiggins Ferry Company or for | Without limit. 1In order that her children may | u’fl‘“éog,‘i,’;‘,? V?Io:':-lg i:llnlll’g““‘t S gnn it e ragter . Buwus sor by Hant e TS cecdings will be purely routine pro- | the 8t Louis, Kaneas City and Colorado, | have the best possible surroundings physically, | with one specttying. that tor tas o | Lon s oaaa e menucky, Mrs. Mabel| WASHINGTON, May §.—The o pietinte, - Since we ‘sold the road some years|mentally and morally she will begin to under- | yone pecifying that for the next |Loomis Todd of Massachusetts and Hugh | to-day sent the follows President. S, ago,” said Ripley, “we have made no stand that it is her business to help and bet. | LWeDtY years the federation devote its|Saxon of Los Angeles, She Sancte: ollowing nominations to CLEVBLAND, May 8—Four hundred union | d€avor to get it back again. We are ve metal polishers went on strike here to-day be. | well satisfied with things as they are and more the needs of her own children she also | Was accepted, as was one from Mrs. Mary :;‘e:‘aneotl 5 }’e:;tdfindelt?;};:wwév b:vtm; gggfi.‘éfi’.fi & DRk, ey, X f;:l“ 'sfl'fa."mhfi’;‘.’n ter every condition to which her child: efforts to the initiation, m: o Associate Justices S Beds, Chalrs, Stoves, Etc, e every conafiton o' which ner enliaren may | efforts o the tnitiation, maintenance and | _Though fo-night ends the offical pro- | Court, Territory xy Oklahoma—Frank & ‘: Q MP Tents for Rent and for Sale. cause their employers refused to grant a nine- | do not care for any ' terminals in 8t. | comprehends the needs of other people's - | Mum! of Pennsylv: and- | smaller ties will linger for signtseei; 'r‘ omaa, £ Armyc. for Catalogue. SHREVE & 2 \ chil. vlvania that a st par 4 i ling I ing | Alphonse gt ebler, New York, first lieu- BARBER CO., 730 Market : o £ { / st, and 93 Kearny st