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The Washington times., 1905-06-26

forth therein. The immigration officials
have now been specifically Instructed to
accept this certificate, which is not to
be upset unless good reason can be
the past it has been found that off,
Gals of the Chinese government have
recklessIy issued thousands of such GER
tifjcates which were not true, and reck-
by representatives Of the American con-
sular service In viseing these certifi-
Gates The purpose Of this Govern
ment IS TO make these viseed certifi-
Gates OF such real value that 1t is safe
TO accept them here in the United
States. This will result in doing away
with most of the causes of complaint
that have arisen. The, Chinese student
cure, before leaving China. certificate
which will guarantee him against any
improper treatment.
But, in order that this plan may be
that the diplomatic and consular officers
instead OF treating their work In viseing
these certificates ae perfunctory. snall
understand that this is one of their
most important functions They must
not issue any such certificate unless they
are satisfied that the person to whom IL
is issued is entitled to receive IT., and
they will be held to a most rigid ac-
countability fer the manner in which
they perform this duty.
IF there is reason to believe that any
certificate has been Improperly issued.
or Is being improperly used. thorough
Investigation will be made into it's issu-
ance. The only way in which IL is pos
sible. while fully CARRYING out the pro-
vision of the law against the immisra-
ton of Chinese laborers. skilled or un-
skilled. to secure the fullest courtesy
and consideration for all Chinese per
sons ef the exempt classes. such as off1-
Gals travellers, merchants, students,
and the like. is through the careful and
conscientious action of our diplomatic
and consular representatives under the
proposed policy of the Department of
Commerce and Labor The thange will
simplify the whole administration OF
the law: but il cannot De made per-
manent unless the diplomatic and con-
sular representatives do their full outy
and see TO II that no certificate Is issued
with their wise unless the person receiv-
ing it clearly comes within one of the
exempt classes. and is fully entitled to
the privileges the certificate secured for
him.
.Accordingly. all our diplomatic and
consular representatives in China are
warned to perform this most important
duty with the utmost care.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
F|R[h[N ASSISTED
BY A HEAVY RAIN
Despite This They Have Hard
Fight in Cleveland's Whole
sale District.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 26.-With a
strong wind blowing, fire broke out at
O'Clock this morning in the Willard
storage battery block, 5s st. Clair street.
Fifteen fire companies, the fire boats,
and heavy rain kept the flames from
spreading through the wholesale dis
trict. but they all had hard work to
do so.
The Willard Storage Battery Com
pany building was destroyed. The
Fairbanks Morse & Co.. Water and st.
Clair streets. was almost wholly de-
stroyed, the block adjoining, occupied
by Jaskulek, Meyer & Brothers, to-
baceo company. and Fred Beck, wall
paper firm WAS badly damaged. The
total loss is estimated at s2D0, 600
Firemen had narrow escapes several
times when the walls fell. The roof and
two upper floors Of the Willard building
fell Firernen OMalley, Nutting and
Feighan were covered with flying burn
ing debris. Their clothing was set
afire, and all ablaze they fairly leaped
down the stairway. There their COM
rades seized them and beat out the fire.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
I. D. SULLIVAN AND
VALET REGISTERED
That's the Way the Bowery States
man Will Travel to
Europe.

NEW YORK, June 25--When Repre-
sentative Big Tim Sullivan sails for
Europe on Saturday next the cabin pas
senger list will read.l
Timothy D. Sullivan and Valet.
Yes, Big Tim" Sullivan will take a
valet with him to Europe. It is so an
nounced at the headquarters of the
Timothy D. Sullivan Association, 2o1
Bowery.
Every one agreed that it was only
right and proper that Big Tim should
90 so. Having represented the lodg-
ing house district better, in their opirl-
lon, than Daniel Webster could have
done had he been alive, Tim. they ex-
piained. had the same right to travel
i'll state and have a valet
Big Tim" has not yet selected his
valet. which is the cause of great exl
cltement Everybody in the district
would Ike 10 go with Big Tim on his
European trip
As he is liberal in his expenditures
the Bowery has made up it's mind that
the man selected will be d happy guy
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
BELIEVED TO BE VICTIM
OF RAILWAY ACCIDENT

Coroner hewitt is today investigating
the death Of Lemuei Diggs colored.
twenty-nine years old, of Chester
court northwest, who is supposed to
have been killed by train near Ches-
apeake junction last night. An inquest
NAV be held in the case.
An eXcursionist on the Chesa peal.e
Beach railroad saw a black object lying
on the side Of the track after engine
s19 had passed. When he went near it
he discovered that it was the body of
a colored man.
Ii was removed to the norgue and
later identified by relatives. The engine
was in charge Of Engineer Frank Muir
ray. who says he does not recall hav-
Ing struck anything with his engine.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued today:
William J. Nelson. q, and Haley Dice
Earnest X. Lee, IS. of Washington.
and Lula T. Morris, %, Of Alexandra,
Va.
William s. Zouabre. IS, of Covinston,
Va. and Ella W. Lilly. "a, of Lexins-
ton. Va
brook. Md. and Mabel A. Havenner 20.
of Goodhope, ID. c.
Francis b. Carroll. 9. and Elevyn NJ.
ludlow. 20. both of Washington.
Newton II. Keister, 90, of Indiana polls.
Ind. and Edna E. Mattox, 30, OF Wash
ington.
and Ada c. Briggs, "a. of Washington.
Robert Jackson, 81. and Virginia Belts.
Is. colored. both of Washington.
Joseph Thomas. colored, ~. AND Mag
gle, Green. 81, OF Washington.
Albert Wood. colored. "A. ard JAMIE
Fletcher. %, of Washington
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
COUNTRY HOME OPENS
FOR CONVAL ESCENTS
Suburban Charity for Children to Be Devoted Exclusively
to Ill Youngsters Hereafter-Heavy
Drain on Funds.

Under q new plan the Children S
Country Home was opened this morn
ing for the summer, and the beautiful
place Or the Grant road, adjacent to
Rock Creek Park, where so many poor
youngsters have been looked out for in
the past. began new year Of useful
ness.
Hereafter instead of accommodating
children whose only claim has been that
they are poor, the home will be run
entirely in the interest OF convalescents,
who Will be admitted from the local
hospitals and orphan asylums, and on
the request of the Associated Charities
and District nurses. This will insure
the best possible use of the splendid 10
cation donated by c. c. Glover several
years ago for the home, since II is an
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
DIR. Miles
Anti-pain Pills

when you feel the first symptom coming
on You will be entirely relieved from
the attack. They are pleasant little tab
lets. but they dc the business-besides
they are absolutely harmless.
Il have used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
for three years and they never fail to
relieve my nervous headache and neu-
ralgia. / have learned TO get the best OF
the attacks by taking a tablet in ad-
vance e-"-RACIiAEL J. JOHNSON, AL
buduerque y. NJ
IL first package does not benefit you
Tell your druggist. and ne will refund
money.
rs doses, % cents. Never sold In bulk.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
,r i'll children to recuperat,

IDEAL place for i'll children to recuperate
after sickness.
In order TO carry out this plan to the
fullest measure possible with present
accommodations, and to pay for recent
improvements, heavy drain will be
made upon the funds of the home
Contributions to the work of this
charity will, therefore. be received by
Mrs. e. Eveleth Whiting, IA s stree,
northwest. and duly acknowledged
Miss Gordon. of the Epiphany Mission
will examine the children for whom ad-
mission is asked from time to time, and
two of the Sisters Of st. Margaret
from Boston, will care for the young.
sters after adnittance.
Forty children can be accommodated
and this necessitates a large outlay for
the maintenance of the home through
out q season.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
HINKY DINK SAILS
WITH BIG BANK ROLL
Off for Europe and Says He Will Spend $4,000 Bath
house" John Is Moved to Write Stirring
DE on the Occasion.

said Alderman Kenna. IT always have
wanted to see Europe, but 1 have never
felt that I could afford to make the
trip. That is why l put off seeing
Europe until l was able to touch the
damper for few thousand without put
ting a crease in the bank roll
m right there on top of the deck
with nothing but the stars above me,
and I'm in the center of the ship, where
they don't get seasick Rockefeller or
Vanderbilt can't travel any better than
I'm going. Chicago won't have any
apologies to make for Mike Kenna' S
trip to Europe.
wen be a long time dead, and I
don't know as I'll get a chance to see
that part of the world after 1 pass IN.
About month from now it'll be me up
in the Alps Tra-la-1a-hy-h co.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
COLORADO FLOATS OUT
OF DEWEY DRY DOCK

BALTIMORE, June 26.-The cruiser
Colorado has completed her stay of
twentyfour hours in the new floating
dry dock Dewey, which is at the mouth
Of the Patuxent river, near Solomon 8
island.
When the dock had been sunk to the
proper depth, the Colorado foated out
from between the side walls without so
much scratching her paint. Today
the 12GD-ton battlcship Iowa will be
docked.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
WOMAN FATALLY GORED
BY INFURIATED cow

FREELAND, Pa. June 26.AMrs. An
drew Sidma, an elderly woman of Up
per Lehigh. small mining village one
mile north of here. was fatally gored
by an infuriated COW. The tragedy was
Witnessed by many churchgoers. who
were powerless to aid the woman
The animal which is owned by Joseph
Tamerano. an Italian. has been a vii
lage terror for some time, and when it
appeared this morning the churchgoers
scattered. Mrs. Sidma could not get
away and was so badly mangled that
she Will die.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26

CHICAGO. June 26.-Alderman "Hinky
Dink' Michael j. Kenna, OF the First
ward, is to temporarily give up politics
and vote-corralling in the Sums. and
take four months trip to EArope. He
left for New York last night. and will
sail tomorrow.
Alderman 'Bathhouse" John Coughlin
has written an ode for the occasion, the
last verse of which reads:
In France and sunny Italy strange GUS
toms you will find.
There every "bloke" is holding out his
init
From the garcon. dear Miguel. to the
keeper of hotel,
You will find that one and all demand
their bit
Il have PCT 10000 aside for this trip. .
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
NoPain

Is 50 severe that 1t cannot be relieved
with DR.. Miles Anti-PaiD pills,
II is the only infallible remedy known
for the relief and cure CT every kind of
pain, headache. from any cause. neural
gia, rheumatic pains, backache, side
ache. menstrual pains, muscular pains,
st0machache, toothache, etc.
IF you are subject TO aches and pains
Of any kind take
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
NOW A BARN.

I-ongwood, Bonaparte's house in 81.
Helena, is now a barn. The room in
which he died is a stable. On the site
OF his former grave is a machine for
grinding corn.
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
Requirements Of the Law.

And such diplomatic representative
or consular representative whose In
dorsement is SO required is hereby en-
powered, and 1t shall be his duty. be-
fore indorsing such certificate az afore-
said. to examine into the truth OF the
statements set forth in said certificate.
and IL he shall find upon examination
mat said or any of the statements
therein contained are untrue 1t shall be
his duty TO refuse to indorse the same.
The certificate thus yissed becomes
prlma facie evidence OF the facts set
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
THE PALAIS ROYAL
A. LISNER

NKHARQUSE" Wash Dresses and Waists have Joined the
lF1 3MAl and Factory Sale What sensation they have
created Hardly wonder-waen none but best of
latest minute styles half and less than half usual prices
Some of the peiest Wasts of the year. worth up TO SIS
were in the lot at s3.o8 for choice this morning.
TAKE SECOND CHOICE TOMORROW-AND NOTE
THAT THE PRICE is TO BE REDUCED TO soe8 FOR
CHOICE
Other lots of Waists worm up S. at only sies for
choice Still plenty of the Skirts at &c. Sfo8 and 4o8 and
Dresses $685. s4es and ssoo Hurry for the Linen and
mantailorsi Suits at only S4.o8
The Washington times., 1905-06-26
Other


Told you in Sundays Times CT Soc z5c Gowns Skirs
Drawers Corset Covers and Chemes 44c for choice and of
Corset Covers and Drawers 25c instead of Soc Hurry for
these Plenty of the following:
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
Vacation Rates Union Pacific.

To oil Missouri river points. Kan
sas City. 81. Joseph. Omaha, etc.. and
iutsrmsdists points east thereof 20
and including Memphis. st. Louis.
Peoria. Chicago. Milwaukes. Duluth.
81. Paul and Minneapolis. Nay -.
-. June .. 4. 8. .. II and II Aud July
] 70 10 inclusive.a 81 one fare plus q 90
for round tiip. Final limit Oct. 81.
J. q. Ferguson. Gen. Ast.. eli. 18th
H.. Denver. Colorado. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

The Florence Circle No. 80, Women
Of WoodcrAft clerk received In this
mornings mail an. invitation for .
joint installation with Camp No. 8S.
Woodmen Of the World, for this even
ing, giving rs no time for . call
meeting Of the Oirole. The officers
hereby tender she thanks Of the
Oi'cle to Damp S8. W. Of ". for
their kind Invitation but find it i'm
possible to aooept the same. and will
adhere to their former plan and will
install its officers At the regular meet
ing July 14th.
IDA n. SMITH. g. N.
ALICE NJ. SCOTS.
ALICE B. MOORE.
MARGARET NACKEY,
Managers,
NARY Il. JOHN.
Attendant.
CLARA 2. HILLIX. Olerk.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
Change in Tram Service.

On F. O. o. railroad, Sunday July
9th, 1905. all Suburban trains on the
r. and O. @. railroad will be with.
drawn. with the following exception
The train leaving Cripple Oresk at
.. m. and Victor 1t 1850 .. m. fol
Goldneld. and the trains leaving
Goldneld at 4:lS p. m. and Victor
~ 4:90 p. m. for Cripple Greek will
remain in service. Through passeu
ger trains Nos. and 8 will b With
drawn above data and she following
through passenger trains will b run
between Cripple Oreek and Canon
City. Train No. . will leave Crippls
Greek at S:46 .. NJ. Victor IO:08, Ar.
rive Canon City 1915 p M. Florence
1916 p. m. Train No. will leave
Canon City p. NJ. Florence 8 p
M. arrive Victor b:2S p. NJ. Cripple
Greek 8 :45 p. m.
In addition to this, . combination
coach and baggage car will bs In SER
vice on freight train leaving Canon
City At z .. m. for Victor and Cripple
Greek. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Florence Electric Street
Railway company. will be held at the
once Of said company in Florence.
Oolo.. July 10. at . p. NJ. for the
purposs Of electinR directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction
Of such other basiness - may properly
come before the meeting
Tho books for tile transfer Of stock
will be closed Jane 10 and opened
again July II.
HARRY ROBINSON.
oo.st n Secretary.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
COLORADO.
The Most Attractive Place on Earth

40o AVOS ASbASSAv0 1A2SS w 0a4 "
in Summer.
II You or your friends are oontem-
plating = summer trip this year va
should like to tell you something Of
Colorado. II you have ever spent q
summer In this wonderland you know
Of its delights and will hsely be ont
here again. II you have never on.
joyed Oolorado's attractions We want
70 tell you Of some Of the good
things you've missed.
The summer climate Of Colorado
10 simply glorious. Indeed. no whore
else in our big country 10 there to bs
found . climate 20 nearly pnrfeot.
After climate. our nexs greatest ps.
tural attraction IL the grandeur Of
the Rocky matchless
scenery.
"Oh. the unspeakAble charm Of the
mountains! The sense Of freedom.
the buoyancy Of spirit. the relief
from caro-. which are found In com
munion with this bounteous Gift Of
Prov vidence to man. A long ~ the
world stands men will turn 70 the
mountains for inspiration in all that
10 good and true. The man OF
woman who has not bsthed In the
life. inspiring sunlight and atmos.
phere Of the Rockies hes missed one
Of the most enduring charms Of sx.
istsnoe.
There IL so much to be sen, 20
many things to b enjoyed, that one
could not hope 70 cover the whole Geld
Of attractions II the entire summe.
should b devoted to the purpose. but
the principal pleasure places. the lead
Ing health resorts. the most important
cities and the greatest scenio features,
may b briefly enjoyed without great
expenditure Of energy. time or money.
May We send you . beautifully IL
Illustrated booklet descriptive Of this
wonderland. Send three csnts in
stamps to cover postage. T. 3. Fish
ev. General Passenger Agent. Colorado
d Southern Railway. Denver. Colo.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Frazer Oil and Gas
company will be held at ths office OF
tho secretary. Florence. State Bank
building. Monday, July 10th. at 10
O'Clock .. m. for the purpose Of elect.
ing . board Of directors for the ensu.
inx year aud suoh other business ~
may properly come before this meet
Ing. The books Of said company
will bs closed Ave days before said
meeting and remain closed i've days
thereafter.
GEO. ". COLUMBIA,
JESSE r. ASH. President.
Secretary. s7.bw. Sat
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
D. q R. G.

Summer excursion round trip rates
to all points east ~ far ~ Buffalo, N.
Y. now on sale At rate . little over
one fare for the round trip. Gall At
D. and r. q. ticket ofYios for foil par.
tioulArs. Freeman Sumner. Agt. II
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

Tickets to points east via the Ms
souri Pacific from Canon City. ant
stations west thereof. will allow pur
ohasers side trip from Pueblo 70 Den
ver and return whom desired Plsas,
bear this In mind h
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
Epworthlans Capture Denver.

SRWOA tAAoho SakeoAV DSAvOA
Denver. July 6-The Seventh In
teruational Epworth League Of the M.
E church began here todsy with %. 900
Leaguers In attendance. To-day is re-
ception day. There were Thousands
unable to crowd their way into Trim
ity church and Coliseum hall. At
Trinity church Bishop Berry Of New
York presided and Governor MoDon-
A'd delivered the address Of welcome
On behalf Of the state Of Colorado.
Many of the delegates are still tied
up In the middle west on aooount Of
delayed trains.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

When you want . pleasant laxa.
tive that 10 sksy 70 take and certain
70 cot. use Chamberlain 6tomsch
and Liver tablets. For sale By all
dsalcrs. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
D. q R. @.

Summer axoursion RATS 70 Colorado
points. Saturday. Sunday and Aor-
day tickets 70 sll points at greatly 70.
ducsd rates. For foil particulars
call end ~ Freeman Sumner. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

Go 70 the Blue Front bakery for
breed. pies and oAkes. l6-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
d, q R, @, Races,

For summer rates TO ell points east
on sale juno ist 70 September 20. In.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS

ENBTkAYED- sorrsi colt (marc) four Year,
II old, branded thus; TIC on left shoulder.
y reward " returned TO Michcllo vsnditu, vii.
Hamburg. Colo. 10i-2Ss
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

Frank Burhorn will play for the
dance Fr day evening. S-s
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

!. Purely Psrsasal i.

-AlvA Koontz was In Canon today.
-William Cowan wsas to Canon
this sftNrnoop.
Mrs. r e. Nelson and children
are spending : few days IL Pueblo.
Ma tier george Irvine II spend
ing few days up At Greenwood with
Erick Bob.
Glen Nix Of Cripple Greek. ao-
companied by his family was In Flor.
ence between trains yesterday.
MIS-. +. y. Johnston and Mrs. J.
!. Little returned from Pueblo last
night where they spent the Fourth.
Mics Marguerite McGill, after
spanding ten days wish Miss Mollie
Eynou, left for her home in Denver
today.
Andrew Young and family who
spent several days in the city visit
ing. left for their home In Wyoming
yesterday.
j. W. Furlow and wife who visit
ed DR.. PercivAl and family returned
to their home in Fowler yesterday.
Mr.. Furlow is . stepson to the doctor.
II you like good music take in the
dance Friday evening. S-9
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

Rio 0rands Exeursion Rates.
Rates 10 Denver for Overland .soes
e6. S6 for rouud trip. Selling datss
Juns ~. ~. July and g; npsl limit
for rsssrn July ..
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

Tsisans want ada bring results.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

,. SUMNER. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-06

II you like good music take in the
dance Friday evening. S-9
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-05

that the $62, 655 may be figured in with the
general debt. None of the money to be
derived from taxation or from royalties or
other sources can be used for paving curb
ing or grading.
Union Pacific Buys Property.
The Union Pacific Railroad company has
purchased the triangular piece of ground
east of the present depot for depot pur-
poses. The purchase price. $500, has been
paid and the deed is to be recorded today
This purchase terminates a long term Of
negotiations between John ]. Ryan, p. e.
Her, John A. McShane and the Union Pa
cihc. At times it looked as IL the deal
would never be consummated, but Ryan
stuck to his original proposition and last
evening showed up with a check for the
purchase price. Some years ago Ryan
bought from the school district the greater
portion of the triangle. The South Omaha
Land company owned the north end abut-
ting on NJ street and the point near n
street. In order TO consummate the deal
it was necessary for Ryan and the officers
Of the land company to reach an agree
ment
This tract has a fronting on NJ street of
lO4 feet and on Twenty-seventh Of 2T feet
In order to make a deal with the land COM
pany so that he could sell the triangle in
tact to the Union Pacific II was necessary
for Ryan 10 transfer or trade some Of
his other property in the vicinity to the
land company.
With the money paid II looks now as II
South Omaha was sure OF having a pas
senger depot before a great while When
the proposed depot is built the Union Pa
1 cifc proposes to go ahead with trackage
| Improvements planned months ago. The
fact that the deal is closed will be good
news TO South Omaha people who have
been working for a passenger depot for
! years.
Brass Thieves Busy Again.
In spite OF all the railroad detectives
| can do thieves continue TO steal brass Jour.
nails and other fittings from storehouses IN
! the railroad yards. Only a night or two
| ago a railroad storehouse was broken
/ into and quantity OF brass stolen. A Dor,
ton of the stolen property was found ir
field and watch put on, but the thieves
! did not come as expected 70 remove the
plumber Every effort is being made b,
the South Omaha police TO locate IN,
thieves and secure the balance OF tn,
plumber
Old Omcers Reelected.
When the annual meeting Of the soutf
Omaha Library board was held reports
we're read and then came the election o.
officers. Bruce McCulloch was chosen presi
dent, w. s. King vice president and Mrs
c. L. Talbot secretary. Miss Jane Abbott
librarian submitted report which vii
be transmitted to the council later. Tn,
! report shows that the library Is in gooS
financial condition. With the amount 4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-05
county board in Its management of. the

county board in Its management of the
fund.
From present appearances It does not
seem probable that the conference between
the county Judge. county attorney and the
attorneys and other representatives OF
estates can be held within a week. The
county attorneys Office has not yet
amended its applications for the appoint
ment OF appraisers in accordance with the
suggestion of Judge Vinsonhaler, and until
this is done the latter will not name a
date for the conference. The judge is
away at present and will be absent until
Monday, so that in any even; It VIII be the
end Of next week before the conference
will be held. After the date is set there
are a great many people TO be notified.