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Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Labor.
en- Shop nj PhiEadeiphia.

Open Shop ut Philadelphia.
After a long fight between the Mas
ter Carpenters and Builders company
tand the Associated Carpenters of
philadelphia an agreement has been
REACHED establishing the ''open shop"
The dispute arose when a majority Of
dhe Associated Carpenters, constitut-
ling local union no. 277 of the United
brotherhood of Carpenters, We're sns-
pended for refusing to abide by the
s0rders of the national officers in local
affairs Their former associates OF the
mnion began to treat them as nonunion
men, refusing TO work with them and
calling several strikes.
Dnions In Federal Shops
Speaking of the recent conference
between national labor leaders and;
President Roosevelt at Washington,
President Buchanan Of the Bridge
workers says that they were turned
ever TO heads of departments who
gave permission to organize the work
HDen in the various government shops
provided the shops remain open to any
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

Jenkins Again Wrestling Champion.
Tom Jenkins Of Cleveland. O., Ee9
gained his title as the wrestling cham
pion of American In tWe ont OF three
bouts with Frank Goteb at Madssons
Square Garden, New York, March 49,
Record For Trap Shooting,
w. H. Heer Of concordia, Kan, es-
tab,ished a new worlds record. for
trap shooting at the Des Moines Ia.)
State Sportsmen's association March
16 by breaking 907 targets without q
miss.
New Auto Boat Record.
The forty foot twin screw motor
boat Napier H., built to compete for
the British national cup, has made the
new worlds record Of twentysix t.d6ts,
IN hour In a trial run ON the thames,
England. This is equal tQ>89 statute.
miles.
New Fly Casting Record.
At the recent sportsmen's show at
lew York r. G. Leonard made a new
worlds record for bait casting with
the single hand by sending his line 142
feet inches. The previous record, al
80 held by himself, was 1913 feet.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

posing factions. 1t was expected to
bead Oh the movement Of the policy
ho&dsB to force the issue by state leg
halation. The new factor In the situa-
lion was the suit brought by Mary s.
Young, a policy holder, to*restrain the
society from paying Mr.. Hyde 800, 900
o year on the ground that 1t was a
waste Of the funds of the company;
also that many Of the directors were
practically dummies,
p. n. R.'s New Bond issue.
At the annual meeting OF the board
of directors OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road company March IA a new: bond
issue Of $50.O 600 was authorized by
the shareholders Of the company. This
issue will be added to the 800, 00O, 600
bond issue OF March, 1903, which has
not been put out. This makes the TO-
tai &1O0, OOO, GOO, and II Is expected that
the bonds viii bear 81 per cent inter
est and will be convertible at $50 into
eommon stock. =. r. -.
RivaAs Of Beet TpvsA Active.
1t was reported at Chicago that TWEEN
ty-six independent .beef packers had
declared their intention Of fighting the
''biG ave-" known. rs the beef trust, to
che bitter end. A fund Of "a, 900, eos
has been raised by the independents to
easyy on the war :. -. J:
oasa !vrsstsses Aaasat, ssepsFe r.. ):
The third annual zepert Of ne. Unit
ed states Btsel coEperatioafs shows u de
crease Of &SS, DA681 In net earnings
eumpared wishathe'pgecaatns year. BY
reducing expenses this decrease WA
largely .oGsss: 4 Tbs years earnings
aoossd ny 10 9sA 17&B2l. The number
sR employees has been reduced from
1oq,7 100 to AT ,968 TAe number Of
saOekhesdersits at psesent "a ,50. +
tasssay osa 81 Baekssetsz. y.
Dantei J., sUsly, having been puR@et
OF bankruptcy individually by tn
courts. has again entered theAcotton Di
ut Nsw XesA rs the leadep of a bull
Clique sn which Joseph II. }Hoadiey /.
prominsnt. Following this there wa,
q sharp advance In all the active op
sions. The stock market III other linel
sea9flRnsa 10 sasoN phenomenal actlv
~, meW high records being made BY
Reading, Lackawauna and other ratl
road stocks
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.

Stone washtubs with metal rims and
covers, steel gray enameled sink, a
modern portable range, a galvanized
iron boiler and exposed polished lead
connections with brass faucets. The
bathroom has an iron roll rim enamel
ed bathtub, a porcelain front washout
wafer closet, with seat attached and
tank to match, and porcelain wash
basin in countersunk marble slab
and sides with nodded edges. The ex-
posed work in the bathroom is nickel
plated, and the plumbing is up to date
and complete in every way.
The cost Of this house may exceed
the architects estimate in localities
where prices Of materials and labor are
high.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
HJTTON'S ONE RECIPE.
1t Included Paper Cutter, f4s
Eraser and Rubber Bands.

1t Included Paper Cutter, faE
Eraser and Rubber Bands.
Perhaps the most ingenious and the
most original Of all schemes for pro
curing autographs was from a lady in
a western town. She was raising funds;
for the building and support Of q public
library. and she had conceived the idea
of issuing i volume to be called THE
Authors Recipe Book" Authors from
all over the country, the most distin-
guislled Of authors always authors
to send her 4 list of the favorite dishes
of their own construction, with their
method of making them.
The cookbook was one Of the many
forms OF literature to which the recip-
/, at had never turned his attention. He
had no more idea of cooking than he
had of milking COW or of Harvesting
a horse or Of setting a hen or of build
ing dynamo. He did not even care
what was cooked for him so long as it
contained none Of the ingredients of
tribe and none Of the essence of toma-
to. But he was asked to contribute a
paper. which she wodld have repro
duced in facsimile tating what he
could prepare most to his liking upon
q kitchen range or in chating dish
with his manner of procedure. This
quite nonpIused him until he bethought
himself of one particular and peculiar
delicacy in tLe evolution of which he
could safely trust his reputation as an
expert In reply. for which be received
no thanks, he said:
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

with pipes and registers to all the
rooms. The entrance to the yard from
the cellar is in the rear Of the house.
The frame Of the building is OF hem
lock lumber, sheathed, papered, shin
gled and sided The main roof is COW
cred with cedar shingles. The WIN
dows, except those Of the cellar, are
fitted with outside blinds, with rolling
Stats, and hung with wrought steel
hinges and spring back hooks. The
piazza ceiling and columns are OF North
Carolina pine, finished in the natural
wood The exterior woodwork Is paint
ed with two coats Of white lead and
linseed oil paint, light pea green body,
ivory white trimmings, terra Gotta
blinds, dark green ON all wall shingles
and dark red on the roof.
The floors are Of white pine, blind
nailed. The interior walls are lathed
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

With spruce hths aad plastered with
two coats Of hard patent plaster, white
Aalsa. The trim ls Of clear kim dried
North Carolina pine. finished injthe nat
eERal wood. The main stairs are Of the
same material. with square neweas,
rails and balnSters. also finished In the
natural wood
The parlor contains q modern brick
4Imantsl "ad7 open fireplace and tile
hearth. The dining room has 4 quar-
tered oak mantea With bevei plate mir.
ror, tile facings and bronze summer
piece. The hardware 10 Of plain black
iron, with eombinatiOn roses. escutch-
cons and knobs. The house Is fitted
for gas.
In the pantry Is large dresser with
glass doors, closets, drawers and shelly,
ing TO suit. The kitchen has modern,
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Miscellaneous
Accidents.


AT Los Angeles March 13 a severe
storm Frustrated the telegraph and
| telephone service and carried awev O.
| bridge over the Los Angeles river
! drowning two persons.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Grand
Crossing Tack company, Chicago.
March "A; loss, $5OO,OOO
Nineteen persons were killed and
twenty injured in a tenement house
fire in New York March ii. More than
half Of the victims were children. The
origin Of the fire Is not known.
A severe hurricane swept the coast
Of England March 49, The British
ship Khyber was wrecked, twenty
three of her crew being drowned.
Many other vessels were driven ashore. e.
Deaths. !
The Marquis Of Anglesey, known as
the clothes and jewel maniac" who
spent $500, 600 In six years at Monte
Carlo, March a.
Meyer Guggenhetm, the smelling
king, at Palm Beach, Fla, March Ia,
aged seventy seven.
General Joseph r. Hawley, former
United States senator from Connect
cut, died at washington March II.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Adams Unseated as Governor of Colorado

CoadOs disturbing goernorshp contest ended
assembly
either
made with WOcett Republicans they
would Peabody would
Republican,
carried when
assembly Al, Peabody. day
Adams
plurality Of 0774 Two later Mr. Peabody
which
lied committee to hear evidence conclusions
Republican members
mttee a majority Of $3.50 votes for Peabody.
Governor Peabodys resignation the
March
Donald mine his third
Ex-Governor Adams he has been deeply wronged
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
A Mime OF Wood.

A Russian timber dealer has discov-
cred valuable mine of oak. It is in a
river Of south Russia. in layers three
square miles, and It's most striking fea-
ture is it's variety Of colors, supposed
to be due to the variegated soil of the
river bottom. No fewer than twelve
shades Of pink, blue, yellow and brown
have been noted, each log having its
own uniform shade. The logs taken out
have ranged from 40 to 200 feet in
length and from fifteen to twenty inch
es in diameter, and it is estimated that
more than 10000 averaging seventy
feet remain.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
WIN Eor cAR0Ul

''T;;Ne Il tJng paper cutter; attach to
tle same by means Of rubber bands
ara securely, an ink eraser: insert the
ink eraser firmly into Il marshmallOw
ping and hold the same over students
lamp Or study fire until the marShmal-
low begins TO siZz, drops into the ashes,
puts out the light or burns your hand
And eat Willie h0t"'
He has n2.er seen Il copy Of The Au-
thors' Recipe Book ."-Laurence Hutton
in a'l.iiif
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
RELIGIOUS
TO Canonixe Irish Martyrs.

To Canonize Irish Martyrs.
Plus X. has notified the primate Of
Ireland Of his intention to eanonize 429
Irish martyrs OF the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. This was a st.
Patrick's day message from Rome to
the Irish race. In his note the pops
says this will be done to show his ap-
probation Of the loyalty Of the irish
race.
Growth Of Christian Endeavor.
President r. e. Clark Of the Christian
Bndeavor society says that Hast year
was one of the best In It's history and
that there are now over $4,000 groups
and 4,0OO, 600 members of the organi-
Sation. Two thousand new societies
were formed during the year.
Mormons Excommunieata Cannon.
What may mark the beginning Of a
revolt among the younger liberal ele-
ment Of the Mormon church occurred
at Salt Lake City March 8, when for
mer United States Senator Frank J.
Cannon was accommodated by the
local bishop for bis attacks ON the head
Of the church. Mr.. Cannon recently
became editor of the Salt Lake TTib-
une, and in the course Of his editorials
he has declared that President Smith
is not propllet" Of God and that his
idol Is Mamfnan.
Rem, askabIe Illinois Revival.
After hearing sermons by Evangelist
William A. Sunday at Dixon, ILL.,, near
ly 1000 persons OF that place have
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

A street preacher in a west of Scot
land town called Il policeman Who was
passing and complained about being
annoyed by certain section of the au-
dience and asked him to remove the
Objectionable ones.
''Weel. ye see,' replied the cautious
officer cit would te a hard job fer N
tae spot them. bVS I'll tell We what I'd
dae if | were you.
What would you do?" eagerly in
cuired the preacher.
"Just gaze round wi the hatw
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Blame
No One But Yourself
If You Don't Get
Well When Sick.

All we can do is give advice.
OF course that's easy.
But our advice Is really worth q little
more to you than most peoples, for We
~Rer to give you the first bottle OF ous
medicine frec. if it fails to help you
We coai&s not afford to DO this unless
eur medicine WAS, good. Such an offer.
on the wrong kind Of medicine. would
put . merchant prince in the poor house.
DR.. Miles Eeryine, however, as years
Of experience have proved, is anaedi-
cine that cures the sick.
Those whom 1t cannot :heneat--lesB
than one In tea thouSand-we prefer to
refund their money.
All we ask Of you is to try DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint
II you suffer from sleeplessness, nervous
exhaustion, dizziness, headache. mus
GUAR twitchings, melancholy, loss OF
memory, weak stomach, poor blood.
bilious troubles, epilepsy, st. Vitus'
Dance, ETC., we will guarantee to benefit
you or refund your money.
You are the doctor.
My son Bert, when in his 18th year,
50 serious that we were compelled to
take him out of school. After several
physicians had failed to relieve him, we
gave DR.. Miles Nervine trial Ten
months treatment with Nervine and
Liver Pills restored our boy to perfect
health mr.. JOHN S. WILSON,
Deputy Co. Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo,
TDTT Write us and we will mail
4 QGG you Free Trial Package OF
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills, the New.
Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symp-
tom Blank for our. Specialist to diagnose
your case and tell you what is wrong
Address: DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES. ELKHART. IND.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

the charter %
% to confer
upon the policy
holders ,gFadu-
silly the right to
elect Q majority
Of the board,
or twsnty-eig
out Of 6fty-tw0.
This action was
taken by the con-
sent and with
the approval OF
President Alex
ander and Vice
President Hyde,
AoA4r - $ho IN
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
SCIENTIFIC

hypNoAism Fer RaSSnnasisTs' -.
Otto w. 0reenbpVa a young medical
student, wha claims 10 be able to cure
chronic rhssmstism BY hypnotic pow
er, was pint to the test before the med
ical professors OF Chicago last week
A helplass cripple wss brought from
the Home Ror IncNrables into the class
room on a stretehef, and when put
into the, hypnotic state by 0reenburg
the patient was told that he could use
his limbs az formerly. Then, on being
released from control, he was able to
move his legs, which he had not done
for a long time.
fAaryreoseope Inventor henored.
7 Professor Manuel Garcia, the veteran
professor of singing, who invented the
has received from EN-
peror William of Germany. the great
sgold medal forsscience. Professor Gar
scia celebrated his hundredth birthday
eMarch II at London Honors were be
sstowed also by England, France anG
sSpain-
GEIectric Light innovation.
The manufacturers of incandescenT
aelectrie lamps have recently adopted
sflaments made Of the metal tantalum,
"a rare element belonging to the same
group as bismuth and antimony.
THE New Meningitis Treatment.
The medical profession Is taking IT,;
interest, says the Searchlight
in the astonishing results obtained by
Dr.. Edward WaitZfelder at the Gou.
yerneur hospital, New York, in the use
Of diphtheria autitoxin for cerebr9
spinal meningitis. DR.. Arthur j. Wolf.
the Hartford Conn., bacteriologist
who discovered that diphtheria germs
destroy the germs Of meningitis, is en-
by DR.. Waitzfelder's success.
Professor Verrill Of the Yale Zoolog
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
A UNIQUE HOME.
Well Arrtnged and RoomT' "1ch Al

Well Arranged and RoOmF' "1th All
Improvemeuts-Cos $1,000.
[Copyright, 1905, by Stanley A. Dennis, 2S0
Broadway, New York;
We herewith present a cozy little
home. with many attractive features
which can be erected on single fifty
foot lot or a larger lot with equal re"
suits at a cost of $1,7OO. There Is
cellar under the entire house the walls
of which are of stone The floor Is &C.
mented. There are coal bins and
modern hot air furnace in the cellar,
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

icai collection has advanced the theory
that spotted fever or spinal meningitis
is conveyed by the bites Of fleas or 9TH
er insects. This would best explain
the irregular distribution of the cases
which are now numerous in several
eastern cities.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

publicly de-
nouNced dances
and card par
ties as immoral
amusemenfs. So
efety women
have announced
their Intention
Of abanagBfDg
decollete eos
tunes and gam
blerS have de-
strOyed their
paraphernaha
and turned: the
gambling r9ems
tnto places Of
worship. From
mARy 0thGR
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

eyes," said the lecturer, 'I'm deal
ing in furniture these days"
"HOW is that" asked a listener.
Making one night stands under
lecture bureau. with the help of the
time tables. "-BaltimOre American,
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

Carrie-I've got dandy idea for a
girls secret society. Belle-A secret
society! Do you think it would Ise
practical? Carrie-Surely. We wo1ldDf
keep secrets. we'd swap tnem,-Puci..
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Commercial.

The EquitabIe'e Naturalization.
The special committee Of the EQuita-
BILE Life Assurance sociey's directors
appointed at the recent meeting has de
cided to recommend the amendment Of
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

towns of the nalalaie west come reports
indicating t1at q Religious wave 10
spreading over the county +fEON east
to west.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
r. Prevent lake ssrikes.

re Prevent lake ssrikes.
The various unions Of laborers, pilots
and engineers on the great lakes have
entered tnte an annual contract with
the Carriers association, preciuding the
possibility Of strikes. BY this agree
ment the wages Of nearly 100000 toll
ers Will be determined.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
COMMERCE and INDUSTRY

who prefer not to join the union. No
intimidation from organizers will be
tolerated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16

After dinner yesterday afternoon two
veteran river men met in front Of the
cigar stand and each insisted on buy
ing the other a smoke. Obliging Mr.,
Finley laid out an assortment OF %
centers and each took one. They paid
The bill and started off arm in arm,
II remember Captain, said one Of
them, when ! was on the old City OF
and We stopped here in Is
The other picked up his ears and
soon both Of them We're buried in rem
instances.
They sat long time in a comfort
able corner seat and while they talked
lver the good old days their cigars
went out Finally one Of them noticed
his He got up and walked over 10
the cigar stand and said Young
nan. give rs some stoges. These
l cigars were intended for river
nan anyhow weren't they captain ~
They bot lit up the stogies and tilted
hem at an angle In the corner of their
mouths. went back to resume their
stories Of the daye when steamboating
isn't what il Is now
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16

Following the exercises number
OF the members Of the Knights Of the
Mystic Krew Of Comus, dressed In
their nocturnal robes, marched In with
clanking chains, and captured few
OF the visiting delegates and took them
TO their hall where an informal smok-
er was held, to which all of the visitors
were invited. Following the smoker
one Of the visitors was initiated into
the mysteries of the Knew while the
Others looked on and enjoyed the fun.
Program For the
Sessions Today.
Memorial TO Capt. John r. bravo.
Reports of Committees as called.
Address. Hon. Albert Bettinger, of
Cincinnati
Address. Gov. w. NJ. o. Dawson. of
West Virginia.
Address, Hon. F. B. Posey of Evans
vile.
Address, Ex-Governor A. b. White,
OF West Virginia,
Afternoon Session.
National Waterways Convention
Discussion.
Addresses, Hon. Thomas Wilkinson.
president Of the Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association, Bur.
lington, la.
Address, Hon. John A. Fox, secre.
tary ST. Francis River Improvement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16
AFTERNOON OF MUSIC
Members Of the Womans Club Listen
to Classic SeIectons-Many
Visitors Present.

The members of the Cairo Woman's
club held very delightful meeting
at Library hall yesterday afternoon
The program was in charge of the
music department of which Mrs. p.
II. Smyth is chairman.
Mrs. c. Freder'ck Gallagher played
parts from Tannhauser.
Mrs. S. r. Miller read an interesting
paper on Rhine Gould of the Master
Singers and Tristan Isolde.
Miss Effie Lansden sang "Elizabeth's
Prayer from Tannhauser.
Following the program the members
Of the Homi department served re;
freshments.
The club had number of guests
yesterday. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16
FARMERS AND TEACHERS
Net in Joint Session at Olive Branch
Yesterday-An Interest
ing Program.

The Farmers and Teachers lnsti
tute opened at Olive Branch at 1880
yesterday morn ng with a song en-
titled Leaning On the Everlasting
Arms.
Prayer by l. A }. Parker, Of Wen
IA, HIS
The presidents address by Gen
ieo, W. Childress was pleasant and
PRACTICAL talk to the institute. 1t
vas well received and gave the in
;titute good start in enthusiasm,
rhe audience was a good sized one
or the opening session
Prof. J. w Lloyd, of the state uni
isrsity at Champaign, gave a most
interesting talk on Tomatoes and
Nelcns' His was the principal adj
lress OF the morning session. The
subject was one of interest to the
armers Of Alexandzr county and all
Interested should have been present
for such experience as that of Prof
Lloyd's can nol be gotten for the ask
ing at all times
He gave directions for securing
early crops and large yields and dwelt
at length upon the factors affecting
prices upon the neral market
He stronly urged the necessity of
careful grading and packing. II was
well arranged and not only theoreti-
cal but practical. Prof Lloyd is one
40 H., att,,pogSt n, "a ~, I,o,.1 pf tho atnta
University Faculty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16
PRINCE CHARLES
ACCEPTS THRONE
OF NORWAY TAKING TITLE OF
CARL v AND ROYAL FLAG
WILL BE GOLDEN LION ON
PURPLE FIELD.

Chrlstiania. Nov 15.-The govern
meht will present the result of the
plebiscoite to the Storthing tomorrow
The official figures show 257710 votes
were cast in favor Of Prince Charles
of Denmark to 6S,S52 against him
A telegram was received today from
Prince Charles accepting the offer of
the thrones 1t is stated the prince
will take the title of Carl V and the
Royal flag will be golden lion on pur-
pie field
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-16
CHRONOLOGICAL
Nov. 10 In hlsdorY.

1315-Batue of Morgarten. the. Swiss de-
feated the Austrians
16s2- Gustavus Adolphus the itblizealiins
OF Sweden, Killed al the bat ne of Lut-
I'm after defeating the imperial army
ider Walleustein GustaNts Adolf
plus was not only the most siastl1ous
J. 70 of Sweden. but OF BITS time US
" ell lie assembled The throrsi in his
seventeenth year ana az once gave
D oof Of extraordinary abil1ies, lie
dofeated the allied armies AT Poland
and Russia and gained new territory
Tor his realm In the Thirty Years
war thus mauguratcd ~ @ombated
tie great Field Marshal Tiliy who
MAS killed IN battle, ard Wallensten.
1856 Rev. Dr. Samuel Smith author of
America died in Boston born lSls.
l901-Colonel W. ri. Powell u. ). A. re-
tired a civil war veteran and well
known military writer, Gied al Sack
cts Harbor, n T. born 2SS
I9O4-Second division of Russia's Baltic
fleet sailed for the seat Of war.