The Fairmont West Virginian., December 09, 1904, Image 2

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i^Sfeventies of the government
1 all sources (by warrants) "for the
t! year ended June 30,1904, were
,214,373.7 i. The expenditures for i
Spn^perlod were $725,984,945.05, i
ng the year for the right of way i
Mflfpared with the fiscal year 1903, i
receipts for 1904 decreased $10,- (
^^^^>;-:3Tiore. was ail increase ;
iSgxeve'mies of the government for
fiscal year are estimated t
period' are estimated at 1
is estimated (hat upon the basis
^^ph^'/Iaws the revenues of the I
gam-Brit' for the fiscal year 1900 ?
^^^ppripriations for Hie same i
^^^i|$708^C0,36".21, showing an
Id a change in the ratio of the reve- ;l
^^eXpendltureS contributed o
; :is onis receipts for tbe fiscal year u
are now- increasing, and J ^
nes for the year from this source
year was due more largely to
normal conditions In 1901! than to
n and steel and. manufactures Ik
fre*6i,v$l7,000,000 during 1903, and Cc
SR&frlOOO 000 dtirintr the Inst- fiscal tv
I Ills difference is accounted for m
Tiand for i ron and steel prod- of
excess of the capacity of th
a; factories during the former ?
Sijch is not likely to he re- co
Revenues Fall Off. H
other causes contributed to _nt.
agr off of customs revenues in a
irst. the abolition of the war tp
tea, which caused a loss of co
500,000; second, the abolition to
countervailing duty on sugar,
(Suited in an estimated redtte- sti
>ver $300,000; third, the reel- fa,
reaty with Cuba, which cans- ntt
s of the customs revenues of Vo
ted States estimated at $5.- of
>n sugar'and $2,215,000 on to- sti
iso worthy of note that there its
l a constant increase in the at
proportion of free over du- ha
oods. The total imports of
dise during October, 1904,- rai
little over $92,000,000, as an
a little less than $82,000,000 sit
ame month of the preceding ho
t practicalljr this entire in- sh
tas in free imports. During
ten months of the present xjr
vear free imnorts Inereas- I.M
Ied in round numbers $2G.000.000 He
while dutiable imports decreased $26,- of
.OdO,600. wl.
There was an apparent net increase est
in ordinary expenditures of $76,303.- vis
314;27; but this includes the payment cii
of $50,000,000 on account of the ort
Panama canal and a loan of $1,600,000 tin
to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition /
Company. The latter sum lias since pH
been reimbursed. . =
Bank Notes Redeemed.
The national bank notes presented
... for redemption during the year
amounted to $202,141,930. or (11.12 per
cent, for the average amount of the
jfel notes outstanding:. Compared with
1903 this sum is $65,712,309, or 33.43
j)er.;cenc. larger, and it is the maximnm
in ->? - ' -- -n - 1 tivt
. i-?-?.1. Mil jL-ai in me insThe
total stock of money in the
-country at the close of the fiscal year
Igijj1.- 1904 was $2,803,504,1:15, an increase aut
?||j{S, 5of $118i793,14S over ilie preceding
'The irioney in circulation July 1, nes
1904, amounted to $2,519,112,SCO, a
per capita circulation of $30.77. The v?ll
^?^^^E^centaige of gold -was 44.12.
notable fact is that, with an addi.
per cent, to the population
in the year, the increase in the clrcu- lng
lation per capita lias been 4.5 per
* Since, the issue of the first charter ori
in 1SC3,. 7.417 national banks have Yo
ANCES STAND
which 5,457, with aggregate" capital
of $777,741,535, were in operation on
September 30, 1904.
Banking Resources.
On September 9, 1903, in response
iw cue van uj. Lim i^wuuuLier ui uie
Currency, national banking associations
to the number of 5,042 submitted
statements of their resources and
liabilities. The paid-in capital stock
on that dute was $753,722,658: surplus
and undivided jiroflts, $550,371.142;
individual deposits, $3,150,333,199;
bank deposits, ?I,226,4S2,74li;
United States deposits, including deposits
of United States disbursing ofIccrs.
$149,015,000, and aggregate liadlities,
$0,310,429,900.
The domestic coinage of the mints
luring the fiscal year amounted to
148,712,953 pieces, of the value of
1228,202.151.55- Of this, $208,01 S,142.50
was gold coin, exceeding the
told coinage of any previous year in
he country's history.
The amount of the interest-bearing ;
lebt outstanding July 1. 1903, was ;
1534,541,410. The amount July 1,1'
904. was $895,157,440. a reduction j '
if $19,383,970. Under act of March j
1. 1 t ho Sf-irr^i n rv of IVnt- in 1
.lay last: transferred to the Treasury
)ex)artment a portion of the United
hates Arsenal grounds at Pittsburg. ]
3n.. for a .site for a proposed hps-' 1
lital.
Our currency system, though some- 1
/hat complicated, lias been proved ^
afe and reliable under every practial
test.
To meet a demand for paper money
I" small denominations, I recommend *'
hat, national banks be permitted to
jsue a large proportion of their an10rivied
circulation in denominations
r $5, and that authority be given to J c
ss-ae one-eighth of the aggregate volme
of gold certificates in dejiomina- ?
ons of 310. n
d
UEEN LIL'S BROTHER IN JAIL. ^
li
dwin Rose, Convicted of Theft In I
Hawaii, Caught In Delaware.
7
pecial Dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun J
WILMINGTON, Del.. Dec. 9.?Ed
in Rose, the oung Hawaiian who
as charged in the Federal Court here
d'ore Judge Bradford with the lartny
of a Panama hat valued at $7
ir
om the postoffice at Hilo, Hawaii. ^
id was sent to Honolulu for trial, is ^
royal blood, being the brother of
P
e deposed Queen Rilluokaiani. or j_
iueen Lil." as she is known in this ^
un try. K
Young Rose was an employe of the ^
ilo postoffice. and when he deter- ^
ined to come to this country he look
ii'
Panama hat which had been sent
rough the mails in such battered o)
ndition that the authorities refused
handle it. cl
That he did not believe he was
waling is evinced apparently by the
ct that Rose made no attempt to j.
ike way with the liat during his
yage to this country. 13ut the laws >v.
ci
the Hawaiian government are
st
ingent: the liar, was missed. Rose g^
ts gone, the vessel he sailed on and
(lestination known, and his arrest
gi
the Delaware breakwater with the ^
t in his possession followed.
The outhful culprit upon being ar- cr
igned before Judge Bradford denied ^
y intent to steal, and, although con- ^
rned to be deported to his native
me. he never disclosed his relationip
to "Queen Eil."
Rose revealed his identitv to the
es
lit.ed States Marshal in charge of
11 shortly before reaching Hawaii.
; the alleged thief, was the brother
the former Queen of the Hawaiians, Dc
ia was dined and feted by the high- to
government! authorities during her at
it to the Columbian Exposition in he
icago in 1S03 and who was the lion- tin
id guest of Carter Harrison, at that so
ie Mayor of Chicago. pi:
tt'rer a short ston in Honolulu thov orr
iceeded to Hilo. * Rose was tried. | mc
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Peculiar Practice Prevailing In Japan
Tried In San Francisco With
Disastrous Results.
Little Brown Man Soon Discovers the
Ruse and Ardent Lover Is In
Toils of Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9?In Japan,
when one little lirown man love's
.another littlh brown man's wife better
than his own he steals the other "
man's wife. N. Iseri followed this
mode of procedure in this city, and ^
that is why he and two companions sc
are now in the toils of the law. in
It was the wife of Kirabimi HayasliL
that Iseri desired, so he concocted p
the clever scheme to abduct her. He ci
impersonated a police officer and took w
the little woman of Japan from the
side of her husband. Hayashi soon st,
became aware of the ruse and ap- is
pealed to the police for help. The ar- JT
rest of Iseri and his accomplice, C. jj(
K. ImaLsu and K. Iko. followed. Now
iseri claims tliat the woman he at- ?
In nhrlnfl- wns KtnU>n frnm
him live years ago by Hayaslii in
Honolulu.
. JHayashl arrived here several days
igo on the steamer Manchuria. He
"Oolv liis wife to a lodging house at
?1>2 Fillmore street. Then came
ca
seri and flashed before the dazzled
syes of Hayaslii the badge of the ^
LTnited States Mercantile Detective
Police. Ho said he was an officer of *,a
he law and took the wife of Hayaslii .
villi him. Mrs. Hayashs was found
restorfluy by Detectives Diiian arid
A'ron in a lodging house on Stcven011
street, between Fifth arid Sixth "mi
treets. She was given into the ho
liarge of her. husband. pl<
I serf aiid his companions were ho
hanged with impersonating police joi
illcers and the badges' which they to
vore were held as evidence. Hayaslii
enies IseiTs claim that he abducted
he woman live years ago in. Hotio- J
tilu. "She is my wife," he said, "and lin
married her in Japan." tul
Ha
*HE CHRISTMAS DELINEATOR.
y
The December Delineator, with its tdr
res^age of good clieer and helpful- Co
ess. will be welcomed in everv home
he fashion pages are unusually at- I
-active; illustrating anil describing rat
te vgry latest modes in a way to
lake their construction during (lie I
usy festive season a pleasure in- out
eatl of a task, and the literary and r
ierorial features are of rare excel
nee. A selection of hove Songs from
te Wagner operas, rendered into
nglish by Richard de Gallienne ant! "
eautifully illustrated in colors by J.
Leyendecker, occupies a promicnt
place, and a chapter in the Com
users' Series, relating the Romance
f Wagner and Cositna, is an iriterosiig
supplement to the lyrics. A very
ever paper entitled "The Court CP- ?
es of the Republic," describes some
tuque phases of Washington social
t'e is from an unnamed contributolio
is said to write from the inner
rcles of society. There are short
ories from the pens of j-. Hopkinson
mith, Robert Grant, Alice Pealte, and
tch interesting writers as Julia Jla ttder,
L. Frank Baum. and Grace
uprtnwnn fnntro lir.lit 1'in flttAnlini: 1
tlie children. Many Christmas stigr- 038
;stions are given in needlework and
e Cookery pages are redolent of tlie
iristnias feast. In addition, theio
e the regular departments of the
agazine, with many special articles
l topics relating to woman's inter
ts within and without the home.
For Sale.
The entire furnisliment of tlie
i-lmonico Hotel. Everything ready
make you money will be offered
private sale until Saturday, Deceinr
IT. 1.001. Will he sold that day oil
e premises at public auction if not
Id before. Sale at 10 o'clock. Ap- i
.- to W. I,. Protzman, at the Econty
store, Odl Madison street. Fair- !tl
>nt, W. Va. \
RT SET " I
purpose.
.nd mental recreation are the mo "v
OF MAGAZINES.
inber) are by the most brilliant
n and full of Interest.
rerse?pathos, love, humor, tender
and women of the day.
e admittedly the most mirth-pro
rFUL READING. cwcr
itlons, editorial vaporlngs or wearj froTn
bronc
you.. Dr.-J
it In cheaue,. P. O. v,or ,. EJxpresi Assai
" SET, -152 - Fifth Avenue, New ''PX
No, Sir! You cannot palm off anv substitute*
on me. I*vebeen ?siji^ ,A.u>fnst llower since
I was cl boy, and I'll have no other.'*
Forty million bottles of August Flowei
>ld iu tke United States alone since its
itroduction I And tb.e demand for it is
Hi growing. Isn't that a fine showing
" success? Don't it prove that August
lower has had unfailing success in the
ire of indigestion and dyspepsia?the
orst enemies of health and happiness?
Does it not afford* th.e best evidence that
ugust Flower is a sure specific for all
omacli and intestinal disorders??that it
the best of all liver regulators ?
August Slower has a matchless record
over 35 years in curing the ailing mil>ns
of these distressing complaints. s
Two sizes. 25c and 75c. All druggists.
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If you are a subscriber to the West
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ay we have of knowing of these
ings is through complaints of our
itrons. We ask you to notify us at
ice and we will see that your paper
delivered to you.
For Sale.Six
and a half acres of land one
ile from Minersville. good 3-room
mse, stable and other outbuildings,
cnty of good fruit, water piped into
use?sixteen and a balf acres ad'ning
also for sale if desired. Apply
J. S. WALKER,
lilast Park, x
Remember, you will find the largest
es of washing machines, wringers,
is, &c? carried in the city at J. L.
.ll's. Hardware Store. x
Ml Music sung in "The Beauty Doc "
on sale only at Marion Piano
x
mmouco lino cf innn of- o--.fr HoaI
uw.uiiwv ??"V. ?_?!. IU?> O CIO OUOl. VjUUUi's,
opposite Court-house. x
Soils, toys, games, at cost, to close j
: ?at Cochran's. x |
- doc:
and
BACK4
ALSO PURIFIES T
Don't become discouraged. There is
es as yoors. All consultations are TREE.
I
iberality of principle, scopo of thought and i
ring devotion are the requistes in themedioa
rnent of all affections, both acute and chroj
an influenza to, a grave typhoid, a sim.pl?
:hial cough-to agrave comsnmption;"?-Ext.ri
I. M. Fenner; boforo one of the New York
n!>Iy Chamber, of the State-Capitol at Alban
jRSALE^BY^ ^
Il
THAT DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR Q
given by the juices of luscious fruits tl
' * - } :" ^ - - li
ripe and fresh, makes Jim Martin's
' soda so popular. The fact that all i it
these syrups are absolutely pure ap ti
peals to everyone's good sense who p;
values health. The water used Is pure fc
also, and there is no Summer bever- c
age so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious ice
cream at the
C.
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY. ?
NOTICE I
o.
It you see a nice 1 <oking
couple driving around with a
good stylish horse, elegant harness, H
nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap,
with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you can wager ten to one it
was hired from the Jackson Livery J'a
Barn, as we put out only that kind S'
FRED S. JACKSON, Manager. Open
day and night. x
th:
We carry a complete line o? wood,
iron, and Cincinnati bucket pumps. j
.T. T_i. Wall's TTnrd wa Stnrp t
Fu
Buy your lime, Cumberland, Portland
cement, at J. L. Hall's Hardware
Store. x un
Ha
I have some good lots in two squares
oI Court-house lor sale at $375.00. H. ;
H. Lanham. a Cit
W. S. Tfi
TRANS
Hauling- of all kinds. IVlovir
pianos a spe
Residence, 319 Merchant street. I
Office on Parks avenue, next to See
Skinner's Tavern, Fairmont, W. C
Va. 70,
for fennj
HE BLOOD A
a cure for yon. If necessary write Dr. Fenner.
ijpf He;
AN 01
research,untiring energy, and xm1
man to extended success in the
o-rmnTA T .. r c j rr _ i
"'W OMwyto ttuu w/lipiCA, UtllU. i(JX "
nicer to a scirrhous cancer, a
ict from an address delivered by r>n the I
State Medical Societies, in. the. - , .
yyN.iY.,Jan.'27th, 1869. St. Vitu
GOING BACKWARD
n a financial sense Dresents ~a I
utlook for the future. Put by some- 8
ling- of your saving's.'"no matter how i
ttle, and get the benefit of the secur- il
V 'of this strong' savingstbaui% and ?
s 4 per cent.Jinterest. When worse- 8
mes prevail you'lljhave your owa
lus compounded ^interest.
ir a postal.-- -? ||
ITIZENS' DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
JOSEPH SCHUSTER, ifi
Mitractor for Cement Sidewalk*, ;B
Bllar Floors, Yards, Retaining "Walls il
id.Steps. Stable Floors and Cell am |j
ade water : tight, a specialty. 1|
Residence?Spence street, near Ma .
e avenue. F. & M. 'Phone, 634- P. jg
. Box, 476. Fairmont, "W. Va- J
I have some good bargains on Pair- 1
ont avenue. Call and see m?- xL ]fl
. Lanham. x |?
One half price on ladies'coats and fl
cl;ets. Save money and go to _J. ^
Try your luck?it doesn't cost any- H
ing. Coal City Horn e Furnishing * ' I
impany. x
Some person, will get the 100-plec*
iviland dinner set. Coal City Bouai* IB
[rnishing Company. x |9
we are agents lor uilTer . (JfitlieC KB
d Syracuse plows. J. L. Hall'* :
irdware Store. . x. vS
' fg
Some person will get the chair. CoaL Jfl
y House Furnishing Company. x
0Mfl& I
iPER. M
ig household ~ goods and M
dally. -mm
lei] 'Phone?Residence, 340 ; OfIons
olid ated 'Phone?iResidence, H
Office, 100. ' fl
=================== JH
ER'S $
:
All Diseases of the Kidneys, M
Bladder, and Urinary Organs. ifS!
Also Heart Disease, Rheuma- '
tism, Backache, Gravel, Dropsy,. ?
Female Troubles.
~ i.'' oB
He has spoilt a lifetime curing just such mm
:kache' I
Dropsy I
T y ' "i ~ 3llllB
Kidneys I
,. mm
eu mat ism
Disease 1
(FAILING REMEDY. I