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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-25
BEST REMEDY FOR D1ARRHoEA.

NOLAN Lall, Manager N. w. Ry. Co.
|op. Stores Lahore. India, says: "Cham-
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is without question the best
medicine made for the relief and cure
or diarrhoea. dysentery and all bowel
complaints. This assertion 1 can make
from actual experience in my own
home" For sale by Benson, Smith &
Loo. Ltd. Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-25

Commencing MONDAY, AUG.
81. the following lines of childrens'
and infants headwear viii De
placed on sale at truly remarka-
BILE reductions in price:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Prusacy

bardzo wiele jeszcze sic nau-
eye mogliby . cd japohczy-
k6w. W Prusach urzednik
pocztowy W obec publiczno-
Sci wystepuje z TAXA NINA
-bu6czuczna jakby }aske ro-
bill. W Japonii urzednik u
przejmy, kt6ry vie doskona-
lie re on jest ola publicznosci
ma us}ugi a ME publicznost
ola niego. TAX samo ma kole-
jach zelaznych, brutalnost
szafner6w pruskich jest wiel-
ka, chociaz w}adze nakazuja
grzeczne obchodzenie sic z
podr6znymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
BarWy zakazane.

Prey jakichkolwiek obcho.
ZACH publicznych ME pozwa
4 policya nosic wienc6w z
vstegami W barwach stare.
;ytnych w. ks. Poznahskie-
go, odkad byfy minister Won
le Reske zaprowadzil noWo-
nodneza1obne weiss schwar2
.weiss). Jednakze wolno no.
,ic bale, oraz calkiem czer.
wone ma osobnym wiencu.
Jezeli zatem jedna osoba ME
sic wstegi bale, druga czer-
wone, te policya ME ma pra-
wa %zakazywac, byle te osoby z
wie6cami rak sobie ME pc
dawa}y, a tenn samem unika
ty po}aczenia owych barw
podw6jnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Wyrzuty sumienia.

W 30 lat pc spe}nieniu
zbrodni powiesi} sic W tych
dniach W Ameryce Niemiec
pewien, nazwiskiem Harzig.
0 zdarzeniu tenn tragicznem
opowiadaja dzieniki tu-
tejsze s~zczeg6}y nastepuja-
&c: W poblizu osady Minot, W
stanie 'Dakoty p6}nocnej, INA
leziono cz3owieka, wiszacego
ma drzewie. Ma piersi wisiel-
ca znajdowa!a sic przypieta
kartka, W kt6rej samob6jca
zeznaje, re, pred laty so "a
mordowa} W Ohio dziewczy-
ne nazwiskiem Lie Grom-
bacher6wne, jak on, pocho-
dzenia niemieckiego. Podej~
rzenie O spe}nienie zbrodni
pablo ma niejakiego Karola
Sterlinga, kt6rego tez aresz-
towano, osadzono i skazano
ma smierc. Skazany do ostat-
niej chwili stanowczo wy
pieral sic zbrodni i wyrazi}
nadzieje,. re przyjdzie czas,
W kt6rym %prawdziwy zbro-
dniarz bedzie odkryty. Pc
powieszeniu Sterlinga, Har-
zig uciekl do Colorado i tam
sic ozeni}. W kilka lat potem
do miejscowosci, " kt6rej
mieszka}, %sp1owadzili sic
przypadkowo krewni jego OLA
ry. Przerazony tenn, porzuci}
rodzine i cd tel chwili pro-
wadzi} strasznY zywot tu}a-
czy, gnebiony wciaz przez
wyrzuty sumienia. Wreszcie,
po 80 latach meczarni, pope}~
nil samob6jstwo, powiesiwszy
sic ma tel samej szarfie, kt6-
ra by} 2adusil kochanke a z
kt6ra podczas swojej tu1acz-
XII ME rozstawa} sic ma
chwile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Potworny apetyt.

w Montreal W Kanadzie
lyle niejaki Piotr Dalbec,
kt6ry co do apetytu ME
ma chyba r6wnego ma
6wiecie. Cz}owiek ten zja-
da " ciagu 20 minut
cztery tuziny jaj i wypi-
is ma dzie6 It's kufli piwa.
Jezeli niema czasu do obie-
rama jaj, zjada ie 20 skoru-
pami. Jednej nocy zjadf Dali
bee siedem talerzy grochu,
o6m omlet6w 20 szynka ]
sze6t befsztyk6w, do tego
kilka bochenk6w chleba j in
no ,,drobiazgi'. Zwykfy to
robotnik, pytanie zatem ,zkad
cserpie fundusze na owJyzy-
wiienis s Us
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Sniegi i mrozy.

z wielu stron Austryi do
nosza O mrozach i sniegach,
kt6re W ostatnich dniach
spadiy. Cd wielu lat ME pa
mietaja ludzie tax wczesnej
zimy. z Salzburga donosza
n. p, re onegdaj W nocy
spadl tam duzy snieg, tax So
mo W calej p%rowincyi. Drze-
wa owocowe uszkodzone. W
g6rach ley snieg ma wyso-
kosc % en-. z Ischlu pisza:
Snieg ley tn do 20 en-. O.
statni goScie kapielowi po-
spiesznie opuscili te miejsco-
wosc. Turysci, kt6rzy wybra-
Ii sic ma vycieczki, So W gro
znem nlebezpieczehstwie z
powodu gasp Snieanych. Po-
dobne wiadomosci dochodz9
z okolic g6r czeskich, mia
nowicie z Rudaw. Okolice
tam pokryte r6wniez snie-
giem; zbiory kartofli i bura'
k6w powaznie zagrozone
Wiele drew owocowych mi
szczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

= CIEKAWE RZECZY.
ZW}Oki KOndratenki,

dzielnego obro6cy Portu Ar
tura, przewiezione zostaly d.
Petersburga. W chwili PREY
byciaszw1ok ma dworcu kole
jowym obecni byli wjelcA
ksiazeta, cz}onkowie rodzin>
carskiej, wdowa po zmar}yn.
jenerale, jenera} Trepow,
wielu oficer6w, kt6rzy wal
czyli W Porcie Artura, oraz
wielu innych oficer6w mary
narki i armii. Pc z1ozeniu
wiehc6w ma trumnie i pc
dokonaniu ceremonii religij-
mel, uda} sig poch6d do kla-
sztoru Aleksandra Newskie
80. - 'Pogrzeb odby} sic z
wielka okaza}oscia. W klasz-
torze pokropi} zw}oki metro
polita Antoniusz, poczem W
kr6tkiej p~rzemowie podni6s}
zas}ugi .zmar}ego. Udzia} pu~
blicznoSci by} bardzo wielki.
Spokoju nigdzie ME zakloco-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

P%REZYDENT ROOSE-
WELT powiedzia}: nS}owa ma
ia tylko wtenczas wartosc,
jezeli So poparte czynem".
Stosy ,pochwat nades}anych
o starem zio}owem lekarstwie
Ora Piotra Gomozo, SO po-
parte rekordem wyleczeh sic
gajacych wstecz przeszlo stu
lat. Pc popularne i cieszace
sic powodzeniem lekarstwo
TO bylo najpierw dzywane
.przez starego Ora Pho
Ftra Fahrney " roku i780 j
przechodzi 2 OLGA ma. syna
przez cztery bezpo6rednie po-
kolenia AZ do obecnych VIA
6cicieli, Dr.. Peter Fahrne,j g
Sons Co, liz Il: lis So. Hoyne
ave, Chicago, ID u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
G}6d jake lekarstW0.

Przekonanie, re g}6d jest
dobrym 6rodkiem leczenla
wielu bardzo chor6b zo}adka
i wnetrznoSci, jest jak SWAT
stare i znamy bardzo wiele
wypadk6w, W kt6rych zupe{-
ne wyleczenie zosta1o spowo'
dowanem przez dlugotrwa}e
poszczenie. Jezeli choroba
jest wynikiem przesytu W je-
dzeniu i piciu i W wypadkach
takich,. gdzie si}a fizyczna
Jest znaczna, z~astosowanle
kuracyi g}odowej jest z pew
no5cia dobrem. Ale W wy
padkach wycie6czonego cia}a
i d}ugiej s}abosci, Tylko Fri
nera Ameryka6ski Elikslr
Gorzkiego Wilma powinien
bye uzytym, DO wprowadzi
lon wszystkie organa trawle-
MIA W stan zdrowej czynno-
sci. Kordya} ten zmusza lola
|dek do "przyjmowania po-
karmu i uczyni tenze lola
dek silnym tax, re domaga
sic on p~ozywienia. W6wczas
wszystkie organa beda praco'
wac stopniowo odzyskiwaf
zdrowie i size. Glory bedzie
sic cieszyc dobrym apetytem
zdrowym snem, sliczna cera.
silnemi nerwami, regularnem
biciem, cera, silnemi nerwa'
mi, regularnem biciem serca
czysta, obfita krwia. Blade
os}abione osoby WHINE ten
kordyal uzywac. - Do do
stania W aptekach Tub u ia
brvkanta Jos. Triner, 1919 So
ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Przyczyna trzesienia zie'

11k1.
Pewien kaznodzieja mu-
rzy6ski W jednem z miaste-
GEEK stanu Wirginii, W ten
spos6b ~wyt}omaczyl s}ucha-
czom swoim przyczyne tree
sienna ziemi " Kalabryi:
,,Ziemia jest okragla i obra'
ca sic W k6lko. Obracac za6
moze sic tylko dlatego, re
posiada os, a kazdy z was
vie, IL o6, trzeba smarowac.
.Ot6z smarowidlem osi ziem.
skiej jest malta, umy6lnie "
tym celu nagromadzona we
wnetrzu ziemi. Tymczasem
syndykaty naftowe wcia1
pompuiac matte = ziemi, wy
czerpaly jej zr6dla zupelnie.
Ola togo ME nasmarowans
o6 ziemska zle dziaia, q zie.
mia obracajac sic dokola nieji
trieste siel'' .,s go aIs2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
SamOb6jstWO

W Hainburgu pod WED
MEM rzuci}a sic iona komi'
MARIA DusZka q cZterOmie-
siecznem dzieckiem do Du'
naju. Jakkolwiek ia zaraz wy
ciagnleto z woody, ME zdo1ano
lei p%rzywr6cic do zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
GeSi ma tOrZe kOlei zelaZ-
n6i.

Niedaleko STACEY ko]ejowej
Stoczka (Springborn) ida
rzy} sic nastepujacy ucieszny
wypadek. Urzednik zawiadu-
lacy ~lokomotywa pociagu ko-
lei drugorzednej bedacej W
W szybkiem " biegu zau-
wazy} stado gesi ma torze po-
miedzy szynami. Zwolnii "a
tenn szybki bieg pociagu i W
ko6cu przystana} zupe}nie.
Wszelkie gwizdanie i wo}anie
ME mialo zadnego skutku.
Gesi pozosta}y niewzruszone
ma miejscu W uporze swym.
Me pozostawa{o vice owemu
urzednikowi mic innego jak
p6jkc do gesi i spedzic je z
toru. Uczynil tez to ku wiel-
kiej uciesze podr6znych W
pociagu sic znajdujacych. Do
piero, gdy owe wartosciowe
ptaki szyny opusci}y, poda'
zyl pociag ze znana szybko'
scia dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Potr6jne s~am0b6jstW0.

w Salzburgu odebra}o So
bic zycze trzech ~wedrownych.
Ia ostatnie pieniadze kupili
sobie revolver, poczem po-
sill "a miasto, gdzie sobie
zycie odebrali. Bieda pop
chne]a ich do tego rozpaczli-
wego kroku.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
oregon Congressman Indicted.

PortIand.-John Newton Williamson.
congressman from Oregon for the Sec
ond district. was sentenced In the
United States Court to-day 10 serve
ten months Imprisonment and pay n
fine of $500. He was lecturcd by the
court for failure to set n good example
TO others from his exalted public po-
sition.
Marion X. BiEgs, eS.Unitcd States
commissioner. was taxed by the court
with n similar dcreliction Of duty and
given an equal penalty. but In the case
of DIR. Van Gcsner. convicted of being
a fellow conspira,or TO suborn perjury.
on account OF age and feeble health.
the term of imprisonment was cut In
two and the fine doubled.
Appeals are pending and n stay of
execution was made pending further
order OF the court. Meanwhile. Con.
gressman Williamson will go free on
his own recoenizance. but n bond of
$1,000 was required Of the other two
defendants. as during the trial of the
case. As the term of imprisonment is
less than one year. the sentence must
be served in the county jail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
Russiar.Japancse War 10 Officially
Closed.

washinrton.-Thc Emperor Of Rus
sia and the Emperor OF Japan to-day
signed their respective copies OF the
peace treaty. thus officially ending the
war.
Baron Rosen.. Russian ambassador.
called Mt tho State Department and
told Secretary Root information had
reached him that the Emperor Of Rus.
ala had early in the day affixed his sis-
nature to the copy Of tho treaty drawn
at Portsmouth and cngrosscd on vel
ium at st. Petersburg. II was not
necessary for the ambassador TO con.
ycy this information officially TO the
State Department.
A few minutes after noon Minister
Takahira appeared at the State De-
partmcnt with n message stating that
the Emperor of Japan had signed the
treaty at Toxic. 4 cablcgram was i'm
mcdiatcly sent to Spencer Eddy. charge
OF the American embassy at st. Peters
burg. who was instructed TO inform
the Russian foreign Office that the
Emperor OF Japan had performed his
part and 80 these copies OF the treaty
having been duly signed. and each OF
the great nations lately engaged In
hostilitics. having been officially
informed Of the fact. the Russo.
Japanese war which began February
s. 1904. with the attack by Togo's fleet
upon the Russian ships ut Port Arthur.
terminated officially today. October
iith.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
DEATH OF IRVING.
GREAT ENGLISH ACTOR FOR.
sAkEs THE STAGE OF LIFE.
LAST CURTAINS RuNe DOWN
Appears on the Stage In Full Health
and vioor.-ooes to His Hotel and
sueeumbs to an Attack Of syneope.
Expires Without = Word.

| London - The English speaking
| world has suffered an irrcparable loss
| by the sudden death tonight of Sir
Henry Irving. who was universally re-
garded as the most representative Eng
lish actor OF contemporary times.
Sir Henry died literally In harness.
He was giving n series OF farewell per
formances In the English provinces
and this week WAS playing an engage
ment at Bradford. appearing In several
favorite roles, Thursday he presented
king Rene's Daughter" and The
Bells" and seemed TO he in excellent
health. taking the cShausting part Of
Matthias In the latter play with all tho
yigor of youth.
Tonight before an enthusiastic audi.
cncc he portrayed one of his most char.
acteristic.iily intellectual parts. the
title role In his own stage adaptation
OF Lord Tcnnyson's "Beckct." with
marked success.
After the performance Sir Henry re-
ttprcd to the hotel, reaching his rooms
at 1880 clock. when IL was observed
that he WAS In great pain.
Physicians were Immediately sum
moncd. but before they could arrive Sir
Henry WIS seized with an attack OF
syncopc and expired within few min.
utcs, without having uttered a word. In
the presence OF Bran Stokcr. who had
been his Immediate manager for many
years. and few other Intimate friends.
The event caused the greatest pain and
CONSERVATION among the members OF
the company.
The Associated Press tonight re,
cciyGd the following telegram from
Mr.. Stokcr:
Very terrible news: Sir Henry Ir.
wing had nn attack OF syncopc after
returning from the thcatcr To the hotel
tonight and died suddenly"
To tho last moment Of his life Sir
Henry lrvin.'s heart WAS In the work
to which he Ind devoted his career
the raising OF the standard Of his art.
Wednesday he was entertained nj
luncheon In I'll. Bradford town hall. Mt
which the mayor presented him an nd
dr.Ns from his admirers.
In replying To the address Sir Henry
Hpok. of himself as one Of tho sands OF
whose life were fast running out. but
no one then present had the slightest
Idea that the end would come no soon.
He proceeded in his reply TO cio-
qucntiy advocate the establishment Of
thcntcrs by municipalities. because. '
he said. Il believe that BY this means
the standard OF the true drama. m dis
tinsuishcd from miscellaneous enter
tainmcnts. would be successfully up.
held.
Money In spent like water for nil
kinds of phiian,hropic and educational
Objects he continued. but who
among you ever dreams of -ndowins
tho thcatcry I am sure the time Will
come when you will regard the ihca,.r
as necessary to a liberal education md
br prepared to consider any reasonable
suggestions for tn. extension OF is
legitimate influence"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20

any phenomenal features were found at
or near the pole.
The problem is largely one of com.
missariat. II is "a question of supply.
ing the provisions, clothing and other
supplies necessary to keep men alive
for the time necessary to go from the
northern limit of ice free navigation
to the pole.
Secondarily. II Ia problem of trans.
portation, for :bc supplies and for the
explorers. Given IN unlimited treas.
ury. and series OF food stations could
be established and regular tru ftic main.
tained between them as far as the po,c
itself.
The United States government could.
II II desired TO do SO. establish n mail
route to the North Pole, and keen IL
going with reasonable regularity and
frequency.
The reason why North Polo oxplor
ers have failed " simply because they
have not employed the means ncces.
sary to accomplish the desired result.
II the plan OF international exploration
is undertaken in earnest, 1t is certain
that the North Pole will be reached
Whether 1t will be worth what II costs.
is different mattcr.-Pueblo Chief
tain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
IDENTIFIED AS FRANKLIN.
Alleged Murderer Of Bessie eouson
Turns Up In California.

San FranciEco.-wiiiiam Curtis.
aIias, Brush. who robbed and ai'
tempted to murder ". {. Ellis. an Aus
traiian horscman. In an empty house In
Berkeley Wednesday last. Ia believed
to be Milton Franklin. alias George
Barnett. alias Milton Franklin An
Andrews. wanted In Colorado for the
murder at Mount Cutler October ..
1894. OF Mrs. Bessie Douton. The local
police have been enabled by a Sc
rics of curious circumstances and pc
culiar characteristics to make the idcn'
tircation almost certain. After the rob
berry In Berkeley Curtis and his female
accomplicc escaped. but they are be
llcycd to be near here, and their carly
capture is expected.
In the Identification bureau Of the po'
lice department there is u detailed de
scrlption OF the Colorado murderer.
who had physical pcculiariucS that
marked him among men.
Certain body measurements and
marks on Andrews have also been OBJ
served on the Berkeley criminal. and
an excellent photograph OF Andrews
furnished by the Colorado authorities
has been positively recognized as that
of the man calling himself irtis or
Bris... who came to this city from Aus.
tralia with Ellis. and. with handsome
woman as confederate. lurcd Ellis to
| 2aii Ellsworth street. Berkeley. planned
| his murder and dismcmbcrmcnt. and
nearly carried out their diabolical plot.
According to Ellis, whose additional
story has given the police the oppor.
tunity to trace the movements of
Brush and the woman ever since they
left Colorado Springs. Brush made u
confession to him October I'd. when he
spent the night In the house rented by
/ the pair In Berkeley. Ellis said that
! Andrews told him while Brush and
| the woman were in Denver she went
out disguised to procure food. going
about the city without fear OF dctec.
ton.
In the antipodcs Brush lived under
| the name OF Clayton Hill. which he
| told Ellis was his true name. British
told Ellis his reason for hiding In Den.
yer was to escape the police. who
wanted him in connection with the en-.
excitement of $4,000 from a Denver
.irm. 4 young man IVES arrested for
the theft and Brush stated that he had
secured the money from him In u card
| game.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
Moffat Road Tunnel.

Donver-A Republican special from
Central City says: Surveyor Argo and
assistants of the Mofat road, who have
been located near the head of South
Boulder creek for the last two weeks.
left yesterday for Gore canon to make
other surveys for the same road. They
have been making the final surveys for
the proposed tunnel from the head Of
South Boulder creek through the main
range west OF James peak into Middle
park.
It Is reported that tho surveyors
made the final surveys ON what is to
lie known as the lower proposed tun.
mol. which will make the total distance
through the range about three miles.
and that the MuGat road officials will
consider the advisability Of starting
work at both ends of the tunnel within
the next sixty days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
Remarkable Submarine Boat.

II is now believed that John =. Hoi.
land. the inventor of a successful
type OF submarine boats. has improved
upon his invention to such an extent
that the submarines thus far, built BY
the nations will have To be consigned
TO the scrap heap and be replaced BY
the new boat which has stood " mum.
bcr OF remarkable tests. Tho new boat
attains an average speed OF twenty
knots when submerged and can In case
Of necessity make thirty knots AZ
hour. thus exceeding the speed Of the
fastest cruiser. The old boats did we'll
to attain a speed of nine knots an hour
and will from now on be regarded more
as curiosity than Of any value In 40
tual warfare.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
COLUMBUS MONUMENT.
Unveiled at Pueblo and Presented to
the City by Italians.

| Pueblo, Colo.-Twelye thousand peo
pie assembled on the Abriendo Avenue
| boulevard. the grass OF Royal park ana
about the Carnegie library Thursday
afternoon to witness the unyeilins OF
the Columbus monument erected by
the Italian societies OF the United
States. The monument had been
draped with American and Italian nags
so arranged that by the pulling OF n
cord they fell TO the ground at the
base OF the monument.
G. +. Delaquadri. acting as master
OF ceremonies. introduced Miss Lima
Chairiglionc. who, after few remarks.
unveiled the monument. The young
lady's father. who is president OF the
United Italian Societies Of the United
States. formally presented the monu'
ment to Mayor John +. West. The
mayor accepted II In weil'worded
speech.
Al the conclusion OF the mayors al.
dress Commandatorc Count Pascal
Corte. Italian consul at Denver. was
introduced and on behalf OF the Ksnf
OF Italy and the Italian government
made short address In English.
Thanks were expressed TO Governor
Mcdonald by Angelo Noce, who pre-
scented TO the Italian associations 'he
pen which was presented TO him by
Governor Mcdonald. with which he
signed the Columbus Day proclamn'
tion. being the first proclamation OF
the kind In the United States.
Governor Mcdonald was represented
by State Treasurer HolmberI. the GOV
crnor being Ill.
Among the countries represented by
their officials were Italy. Spain. Bel
gium. Germany. Switzerland. Mexico.
and Norway.
Gov. Alvn Adams made an interest.
Ing address In which he mentioned the
fact that Queen isabella supplied the
money with which to outfit the Colum'
bus expedition and added that when II
comes to looking into the source OF
any Of the worlds great achievements
they generally are traced 10 women.
Senator CaSsImcro Barcla Of TrIni'
dad addressed the crowd along the
same line. claiming for Spain an equal
share In the credit OF tho new worlds
discovery by virtue OF the assistance OF
the Queen OF Spain.
At the banquet which was held I'm
mcdIatciy after tho unycilinE. and TO
which the assembly marched. accom-
panied by Ave bands and tho societies
In uniform rcprcEcntln. various organ
IEaiions throughout the state. Prcsi'
dent chiarigllonc acted aS toastmaS'
ter. Mayor Spccr OF Denver. Judge j.
II. Voorhees, of the District Court. cS'
Gov. Aiyn Adams. DIR. Cunco. eS.itaiian
consul at Denver. and DR.. RosEo wcro
AMONG the speakers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
QUEST OF NORTH POLE.
Plan for international Direction Of
Polar Exploration.

II is practically certain that within
comparatively short time some ex.
plorer will reach the North Pole.
In 1899 Captain Cagni Of the Italian
expedition was within 236 miles OF tho
most northern extremity OF the earth
and It is quite probable that some
member of an expedition now in the
arctic regions will make new record
even II the pole itself is not reached.
An Interesting development al the
plan of exploration has Just Jcen set
forth by the International Congress OF
Economic Expansion In its convention
at Mons. Belgium. which adopte a mo-
ton approving n plan for international
direction of polar exploration and ask
ing Belgium to take the initiative in
inviting the cooperation OF other ma.
tions.
The discovery of the North Pole Is
now a matter of systematic and per.
sistent effort, rather than of bold cour.
age or good luck Or. TO say the same
thing in other words. the discovery is
largely n question of the amount OF
cah available for this purpose. lf the
amount that has already been spent
for this purpose without success were
now available in lump sum. there
is little doubt that the pole could be
discovered. Any government OF n
hrst.class power could send an expedi-
tion to the pole. IL it were worth the
cost. 1t is not probable that there are
any difficulties or dangers TO be en-.
countered in the 236 miles remaining
that are any greater than those that
have been already successfully over
come.
The old myths and terrors have no
place in scientific geography and 1t
| would be transcendent surprise II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
Radium Cancer Cure,

New York.-Fivc persons have been
cured of cancer at the Flower hospital
by the use of radium cOatings on Cellu.
lOld rods inserted into the diseased
parts, according to DR.. William II. def.
fenUach. In only one oi six cases
which he treated. DIR. Dieffenbacn said.
his effort met with defeat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
Qualities That viii Win.

The policy concerning the Panama
canal cnuncia,od by the President &c
the consulting board OF engineers 10
wholly commendablc. In brief, II Is to
construct the best canal in the shor,es,
time. Tho two supremely desirable
qualities are promptness and efficiency,
and they are coordinate. Neither is 10
be sacrificed to the other. and n not TO
tho other. certainly not to any or all
other considerations in tho world
New York Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-20
ST. Louis Mans Gift.

Charles Parsons, a leading citizen OF
st. Louis, who has just died, left his
magnificent art collection. valued at
s25O.000. to Washington University, to
be displayed in a fine arts building to
be erected in Forest Park. and left an
additional sum of $4,000. the income
to be used in caring for the art works.