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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

notice 10 the that she did recognize any
arrangement in regard 10 Manchuria concerning
which she not consulted beforehand The
Corean Emperor also has sent two representatives
TO this country TO attempt TO get a hearing at the
peace conference when il Is held at Portsmouth.
n. H. They want the independence OF their coun-
try assured. The japanese say that the mission is
i'll advised and useless. All this has by no means
auieted the Russian people. Despite police prohibi-
ton, the Zemstvo congress held at Moscow TO
decide a constitution and new form of govern
ment. Peasants stil riotous. Some OF them
killed Baron Bistrom a large landowner At
HelsingfOrs attempt made assassinate
Vice-GoveTnor Deutrch. The life OF the Chief Proc
urator OF the Holy synod the reactionary
man in Russia, also threatened. The japanese
meantime, are making themselves masters OF Sag
halien and organizing its government Other forces
preparing 10 invest VIadivostok"
China IT seems me. is causing trouble for
about everybody" said the Busy Man. "A week
ago you said the Chinese were boycottng our
goods"
And tGey are still" was the response. and
more. Not only merchants threatened for
handling American goods but citizens have pledged
themselves not 10 buy them Stories. furthermore
have been spread that American -four has been
poisoned. so viii taste it,
Some one told that Mr. Balfour's govern
uent was down and out" said the Busy Man
1T looks a bit that way replied the Constant
Reader THE government defeated in the
Commons by majority OF three on a motion to
reduce the irish Land Commission. The Opposi-
ticn Immediately cried 'Resigni Resign Mr. Bal
four was cool and said that he would make pub
lie his decision tomorrow. Meantime, the royal
commission recommends larger rapid transit
system for London. to cost G20,Ooo.OOo. Spain is
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

much distressed. There have been serious riots at
Seville and Salamanca caused by hunger and in
the provinces Of Saragossa and Caceres a hurri-
cane almost entirely destroyed the harvests. IN
Hungary there has been an open break. A mani
festo was issued by the majority Of the lower
house asking the citizens not TO pay taxes nor
render military service. obey the laws so long
as the present Cabinet YVES IN power. The Cabinet
represents the Austrian Emperor. and this revolt
Is believed by some be the first step toward
Hungarys secession from Austria A bomb hurled
at the Sultan OF Turkey killed forty people near
him. The Sultan was unhurt Venezuela has
rubbed things the wrong way again by opening
eight ports where the duties collected may
not be paid to her creditors. including the
United States. as she had agreed TO do. Elihu
Root Secretary Of State. has started right in TO
investigate the business"
so Mr.. Root has already taken hold OF his new
?" interrupted the Busy Man.
Mr. Root was sworn in last Wednesday" was
the response. And, by the way, in spite OF the
heat Washington is busy place these days. The
Department OF Agriculture is 10 be secured 10 clean
ND the cotton leak scandal WIllet NJ Hays the
Assistant Secretary, has been instructed to run
down and secure the punishment OF all 'grafters'
John Hyde chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics in
which the leak sprung. retired under fire.
Secretary Wilson however. says that Mr.. Hyde is
not implicated in giving the advance tips to
brokers The Postmaster General issued a drastic
fraud order against fake rubber culture com
panles Theodore p. Shonts, chairman of the 18th
mian Canal Commission. ana Joan r Stevens. chief
engineer, sailed on Thursday Tor Panama Their
chief purpose in going is 10 prevent the present
peValence Of disease among canal employees And
here some other polltloll Items: The New-York
State Legislature failed convict Justice Warren
b. Hooker. A two-thirds majority was necessary
and the vote stood &c against him and 81 for. Gov
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Constant Reader Tells What He
Missed in Last Weeks
PapeT.

such weather this couldn't read the pa
psrE even u had the time" said the Busy Man,
langudly.
We have had some scorching days" replied the
Constant Reader More than two hundred people
IN this city have died from the heat On Wednes-
cay sixty-Ihree deaths were reported. The maxi
mum temperature recorded by the weather man
was s. on Tuesday. The hot spell really lasted
twelve days, and the cool wave cid not bring real
relief until Friday storrs caused by the heat
swept the whole northeastern part Of the United
States ard caused considerable damage. Yet
Health Department officials tell you IL mas not
been 80 hot The heat Is not 70 be compared. they
say with that Of the OF 1877. lsZ 1896 80
and 1902. In day IN Isn 81 deaths from neat
were recorded"
Z heard II said that one Of our Warships was
blown up" said the Eusy Man
You mean. the explosion Oh the gunboat Ben
nnEten.' Interrupted the Constant Reader quickly
II was the worst naval disaster except the de-
sruction OF the Maine that has occurred IN our
saxtory. Il bursting boiler killed and nsiHed III
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SAYS NEGRO Will BE PREsIDEyT.

Sioux City, iowa July . (SpeciaD-At an en-
thusiastic meeting OF coIored Odd Fellows in this
city the prediction was made by James Washing
ton, one or Sioux CiJys most Influential negroes.
that IN twenty years negro would be President
OF the United States Mr.. Washington and other
speakers declared that Il such an eminent authority
as Justice Brewer could prophesy thar a woman
would in time become President it was not at all
unreasonable TO say that a negro would attain 10
that exalted place.
Mrs c. E. Stubblefeld, another speaker pointed
that the negroes OF the United States two
banks i've magazines E0ur hundred newspapers.
libraries valued at Es0.Go3 school property worth
church property worth rof1t
property worth 81 ESQ 40. There 2lso rs
cooresl teachers. she said and l5s1) clergy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

boys Tribune watch. sterling silver TribuHs
6aage. a box Of water color paints. mounted
photograph or baseball IS offered s0r thc best
three solutions and coloring OF cae blast puzzle on
this page
contest NO estate Rebus).-The choice or box
o. wafer color paints sterling silver badge.
Dsaseoau or mounted photograph is offered for
Iis best Two printed answers 70 this re BUS
Be sure 10 state your age
BE sure 20 state your choice cf prizes
white paper
Fhty Little Men and Little Women who are not
prize winners. out who do excellent work. VIII
ceiVe lead pencils marked IN gilt letters with their
names ana With the words Honor List y. T.
tribune Contests close Wednesday. August .
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
0oooto7uJ8JtJtyv 7Bou

casion. and II came from Brooklyn 10 the Battery
When il arrived at the Battery all the seats were
occupied, and there were many persons waiting
TO get on the boat that, while were not moving
our feet, we were growing closer TO the boat BY
being pushed.
We had two more stops TO make before we
reached West Point. One was at 12eth-st and the
other Yonkers
We had about four hours sail from the Battery
and when reached West Point we got OF the
boat and went up to the soldiers going 10 the
mess hall. We soon came back again and started
for home
All the people from our church got OF at Yon-
kers, and we reached home about II 80 o'clock.
Hoping TO have more interesting trips 10 write
you about, I remain yours truly.
LOUISA A. FARLEY.
Fulton-st-, Wakefield N Y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
HosO TO Hg,fr1 a Prize.

Contest No Vacation Letter Box H-ading).-
The choice os sterling silver Tribune badge.
boys Tribune watch. a camera. a baseball box
OF water color paints a mounted photograph is
offered for the best design for this department.
The design must contain the words Vacation Let
ter Box" II must be drawn IN black ink on white
paper.
Contest No. 2 august Heading).-Two dollars for
the best original heading for August. and a prize
to each OF the best three headings worthy OF
honorable mention These headings viii be pub
Hshed with the prize heading.
Contest No. BLAST Puzzle).-The choice OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

In low valley. surrounded on every side by huge
mountains lay the kingdom OF Harmonic The
eyes Of an alien had never looked upon this wonder
eu place, walled in as II was nor had the subjects
OF King Hannix ever the outside world Here
they lived alone and unrnolested. having q govern
Enent and laws Just ike their civilized brothers
thoush eSch was entirely ignorant OF the other.
King HanniK. the ruler os this peculiar domain
was a powerful sovereign. But he was eccentric
for he had most extraordinary whirns and fancies
The latest plan OF the King made his subjects
shrink with terror. And truly the fear and horror
of these posr people were not without cause for
King HarniX desired 70 make al OF them act
alike, and with the same impulse In short his
majesty would select 4 man as perfect in every
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

the page for Little Men and Little Women I am
thirteen years OF age and think the stories and
puzzles that published are very nice FTopina
TO hear from you soon. I remain. Yours truly
- HELEN O'BRIEN
No 445 Franklin-st.. Elizabeth N J.
Der Editor; I was very much surprised LAST
Sunday to see my down for prize You
can guess how glad was, for did not expect
anything more than honorable mention and hard
y that; though I hoped for it. The book s.rhe
Blockaders. came Tuesday, and I finished II on
the same day. love TO read. and I think it is
one OF the best books I ever read Thank voII
SO much for II. Your loving reader
- DOROTHY l. APPLICABLE
No. sS1 Flat5ush-ave.. Brooklyn n Y
Raymond Ward wishes ne to acknowledge the
gift OF a boys watch from The Little Men and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PRIZE RE5Us.

Princeton Is the OF the university repre-
sented in the prize rebus published July g. The
prize winners in this contest are Marjorie Waldo.
fourteen years old Of No. 16 3d-ave New-Brig ghton
Staten Island. who desires sterling silver badge;
Harry Monahan. twelve years Old OF No. ST East
I64th-st., New-York city. baseball. and Manfred
lie Fevre, OF No. 2s7 Winthrop-st. Brooklyn. a
sterling silver badge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
RIVER, A THIEF. CRAzEs FARMER

Sioux city. Iowa. July y especiaD -Heeause ~
could not prevent great slabs cf his farm f-ura
faIlins into. the nav OF the Missouri RIVER san
mel A Eessette OF this county lost his reason.
and is now in the State Asylum for the Insane az
Cherokee. He valued his farm az $50 an acre
The river Is Just recesiing from the niehesr
point IL has reached IN twenty years Its furious
current has done untold havoc - FARMS, both IN
iowa and Nebraska Farmers In Lakeport who
three wears agO lost from ten % eighty 2cres each
nv the iuroads OF the Missouri. have been Eobage
4fflf further
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
HONOR LIST.

No l. Charles c. Allison. jr.. No 262 West 47th-
ct, New-York City; ,, David Allen. IT., No. 4s
Alto-ave-, Port Chester. y. Y; 5. Frances V Bar
rett, No. L-akewood-ave.. Mddletown. N Y; /
William Brennan. No. 3lS West 21st-st.. New-York
City: 6. Robert Colwen. stuyvesant, y. Y; s. Dor
otly D. Cholweu. No 80 Eigh-st NorwaIk Conn ,
7. Thomas Daley, Augusta-st.. Roundout " Y:
s. Margaret Does No. ses East 165th-st., New-York
City; O. CarIotta Egner No sL96 3d-ave. New
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Dear Little Men and Little Women: I q
reader OF The Tribune and also interested in
the puzzle part OF the paper. and think it great
help IN social interest to have Vacation Letter
Box"
Last Saturday the Epworth Leagues of a number
OF churches held an excursion which went up the
Hudson to West Point
The boat named the Sirius was hired for the oc-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Why. what IS thise 4 little twig with legs and
eyes strolIng about over the tree trunk. waving
It's feelers and seeming enjoy life much as any
OF the other tree people. Look. here on the rock
below are three baby sticks OF the palest Nile
green, delicate and frail they look Ike bits Of
thread creeDing about.
In summer they wear green suits 70 match the
leaves. but n the fall. stiu wishing be II style
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CIRCUS MAZE.

This week the neatest three solutions of the
circus published two weeks ago were sent
in by Stuart Badeau. aged twelve years Of Park
ave. Rockville Centre. n. Y. who asks for a boys
watch; Catherine Vtssman. aged eleven years. Of
No. Irving-st.. MontcIair. ~. J.. a box OF water
color paints. and Richard Hull aged thirteen years
of No. 1.27 Iranistam-ave.. Bridgeport. Conn. q
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
HOUSEHOLD PEACE.

The average woman considers "a part os Ser
duty as a good housewife 70 make . fuss. bDt
she Is mistaken There is only ore way Os attair-
rnent in small affairs, make Up your nad de-
osivsly what you want. and that you get u as
nearly as possible. After that. leave OF worrying.
and never refer TO the subject again yssAndar.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Five offered the best letter telling OF
vacation experience SO for the second best letter
letters contain not SIX hundred words
each and be written side OF the paper
only. Contest closes in October.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Wonen's Society given a. prize for the circus
maze As II arrived at 4 time when the reciBfsnr
was III u was doubly welcome. and he returns
most hearty thanks through GRANDMA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
O6fnSS 10 Think About.

Bruce Berlin thirteen years old Of East Mo
riches. Long Island. n. Y. wins the book which
offered last week for the best solution OF the
puzzles The successful contestant in to-day's
Things TO Think About win receive a fine book
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

l. Mother Goose; 2, Riley: 3. Alice; l. Hiawatha:
., treasure Island s, Miss Muffet; Z. Henty: s,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WORD PUZZLE
DOTBLF ACROsTTC.

l. Mount :. Anglo; g. realm l. kills: 8 tibia
6. widow; Z apply: s, Irene; g. Nadir Primals MARI
Twain. Ffnals Tom SAWYER.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

PRIZE VERSE
The best original containing the word
-trees' was written by Lennox Brennan. OF No. q
Centre-st-. Brookline. Mass. Following Is the
verse:
THE CHICkADEES-
7 could hear them singing swee-Iv
Overhead among the trees
AZ they fitted in the branC1eS-
A flock Of cnickadees
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Answers to Puzzles Published July Is.
The time has come" the WaIrus said
ITO talk of many things"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

NY name is Seth 7 have light complexion and
Ike TO Fight 7 three. four. six OF seven
years old but e you really care 70 fnd my age
III tell YOU how do it. Cut out this puzzle. fold
back az A and c. and forward at B and D and you
VIII have the answer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
II Day Of Torture.
A SPECIAL PRIZE STORY.

81 ALBERT BLUM OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
QUOTATToN ENIGMA.

QUOTATION ENIGMA.
am composed Of 90 letters and a quotation
from an American poem.
My 3s Sc, 40. As, 80. 25 and &c is a famous
character in Roman history
My 81, 81, 80, 4s and IS is an edict Of the
Gar
S-My 4 g. Il and IS Is a wonan's name.
My as. ~, 4s. 10. "a and A is something that
pertains to the window
5-My Z. 9, 10 and u is something which il is
very foolish TO do.
6-3y ! 2 6 and % is the king OF beasts
My %, 80 3, ~ and are places where boys
love play
S-My' q, IS. Il and IS is what we all like to be-
9-Ny % and 40 IS the sound that sailors call
when they obey an order
io-My 81, 30, IL "A and Is is an adverb of ne
Ii-Iy s. H. 80 and 20 is often played
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

ASTRONOMICAL PUZZLE.
Ny initials and finals each name a planet
Metrical arrangement Of language
Uncommon.
Used IN making gunpowder
To tip over
A cardinal point
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Empire Strikes OH.

Tho Empire OIL company opansd
what seems to b big body Of oil
In its we'll west Of the city at .
depth Of 1905 feet At 10 O'Clock this
morning. The drillsrs In charge say
that the oil IL Of excellent quality and
that the we'll gives every appearance
Of being . big producer.
At depth Of 1900 feet shis company
opened big now Of gas which il
sufficient In volume 70 supply the
boilers with ont buying coal. The
oil 10 In no wise impregnatsd with
gas.
This 10 the third hole the Empire
hes drilled. Il strsck the fiuid In
the first wall but IL did not hold ont.
The seooud hole. 100 yards sAst Of the
new producer proved . "dustsr -
The oil n this writing stands 600
feet In The new we'll.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

While returning from the slaughter
houss this morning and while start.
ing down . hill John Bald had tho
misfortuns 70 get thrown from the
wagon rScsivinG . badly sprsinsd
ankle. II not fractured The brsech.
Ing o. the harness broke allowing the
wagon 10 crowd the horsc which
Starred 10 run 70 get ont Of the way.
Nr. Bale pallsd On The lines. oae Of
then brsakinR causing him 70 loss
eostroi Of the animal. sed the Acoi.
dsst followed.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Innovation ut Stock Yards.


The Stoller Live Stock Comm. issiop
company has just finished decorating
one of the most unique and attractive
suite of Offices in Kansas City. the
offices being papered with the cancell-
cd checks Of the firm. The checks
are artis.ioally pasted on the wall IN
. gold frame work with . deep green
background and being = fine litho.
graphic check with a picture Of
George Washington on one end and
the Amerioin eagle on the other the
effect IL extremely artistic and bean.
tiful. There 10 no oheck on the wall
less than $1,000; total face value Of
checks over u. 900. 900 These checks
represents only small part OF the
volume Of business done by this firm
from 1895 to 1908. The check was
designed BY he Bankers and Mer.
ohants' Lithosraphins 90. Decorating
effect designed by Charles Timmons Of
the Shack elford and Timmons Wall
Paper 90.
While dwelling on the above It will
be interesting to note some character.
istics Of the Stoller Live Stock Com.
.-'.-i-.- % that are equally ~ re.
mArkabls - their wall decorAtions.
Here Is nrm holding the enviable
record Of having sold moro cattle IN
one day than any oommission firm
In the world. l75 cars. and not dollar
advanced on them. The employees
Of this firm are working under striot
orders 70 look carefully after every
detail Of the business, suoh - feeding
promptly. watering at the right time.
watching the scale beam. etc.. and
hold the record for the past year Of
having had fewer mistakes in weigh
ing and handling stock than any Of
their competitions. By striot atten.
tion 10 business and the reputation
attained BY this hrm they have the
best located cattle pens in the yards.
being directly in front Of the Ex.
change building at she main en-.
trance. whore the cattle arc seen by
ali the BUYERS ~ they pass Into and
out Of she yards. Last year the stol.
ler Live Stock Commission Co., with.
out dollar loaned on live stock
nor . single note endorsed. ranked
In volume Of business amcng the
largest firms that were loanins mil.
lions OF dollars. They and KAnsA,
City. too. may we'll be proud ri
such . record.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
/. Psrtlg Persssal .

~. =. Torrenoe transacted busi.
Ness In Pueblo this afternoon.
John Kile. = prominent business
man Of Rookvals. VS. in the city this
morning.
Mrs. 6. A. Hillman Of Cripple
Greek 10 in the city the guest Of her
friend, Mrs. J. y. Reeves.
10y Ssavy returned to Florence
from Colorado Springs last evening.
He ID enroute to California.
Mrs. Olay Killingsworth came
down from Cripple Greek at noon and
will leave In . day or two for Texas.
e. II. Van Orden and wife Of
Colorado Springs, who have been
visiting friends here left for home to.
day.
"A. A. Hull has quit his job in
Cripple Greek and returned to Flor
enoe to devote his attention to his drug
business.
Mis- Mabel Sheafer left today
for four weeks trip to the Pacific
coast. She will take in the Portland
exposition.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Death List Now Six.

Montroso. Colo. June AT z
O'Clock this morning the body of
Oohernoff was recovered from the
Gunnison tunnel caye-in. Two m IN
are still alive In the ruins. The
death list now numbers 9. Fred
Gross, one of the living men can
scarcely survive until the rescuers
reach him. The living men were
given milk this morning through
tubes. which strengthened them to
some extend.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
No More Premiums.

Milwaukee, Wis.,. June AS re-
suit Of recent conference between
Representatives Of the National Groc-
ers' association and twenty two lead
ing cereal manufacturing companies.
premiums with breakfast foods will
BE- discontinued after today.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Get More PAY.

Pittsburg, Fa.. June IA general
advance Of 10 per cant in wages was
put into effect here today by the Man
ufaotursrs' Association Of Pittsburg.
The advance will embrace in its bene.
nts 8, 900 mes.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
New York's Population.

Albany, N. Y, June Tho work
Of taking the stAte enumeration be.
gan today. Estimating the figures Of
the last census 1t 10 believed that New
York City will show = population
Of nearly 1000. 900
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Chicago Growing.

Chicago. June THE population
Of Chicago in the preliminary esti.
mate Of today furnished the census
offioe at Washington. Is 1880. $50.
Il does not include additions In terri.
tory during the last year.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
D. & R. G. Excursion 10 Salida.

June 9th B. r. y. Elks will run .
special train from Florence and Canon
City. leaving Florence 81 8 .. n.
June 9th. round "trip 900. Tickets
good going on special train ooiy.
Returning tickets good On all reGslar
trains June bth and 6th. For fall
particulars 80 d. d r. q agent or
one Of the Elks. 1850
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Presidents Southern Trip.

Washington. June 1T 10 officially
announced that the presidents south.
ern trip will begin October 18th and
Last twelve days. Tho extra session
will not b called October 10th - was
previously reported.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Colonist Rates Via Rio Grande

From March ist to Nay Is and Sept.
10 TO Oct. 3ist colonist rates will b In
effect to various points in Idaho. Mont.
ana. Oregon, Warrington and Cali.
fornia. See o. T. Mensel. Agt.. for
further particulars.
Special ratas In effect March 1t 70
May 10 and from Sept. 10 70 Oct. 81
via d. and Il. @. and connections.
Butte. Mont, 5000; Portland.
Oregon. ta6. 90; Tacoma ea5. 90: Ban
Franoicso. t25. 90; Los Angeles. as. 90
and other low rates 70 vafioss points
In Montana, Idaho. Oregon. washina.
ton and California. Liberal stop over
privileges. See o. T. Asnssl, Ast .
for further partioulas u
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

Go - the Blue Front bakery for
broad. pies anA oakas. Ie.n
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

Elsetfio fans lave bssn installed
IN Morgan hall for The dauoe touisht.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

Deo't forget the dance 10 Morgsn
ball 5s.s i''. 7s-nf
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
D. 4 R. @. Rates.

For summer rates to all points sast
on sale June Let 70 September 20. in
elusive. Sec
tt r. SUMNER. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01
Equitable HYDE Insulted.

Denver. June James II. Hyde
Of the Equitable claims that George
J. Bindell Of this oity has grossly in.
suited him by olassing him with
'tSoapy Smith," ~ . thief and a fax.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

The civil enginasrs ars at work at
Portland preparing to reoontsruot the
recently demolishod ore bins In which
three lives were sacrificed The now
structure will b. made amply safe.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

Kindell was arrested this morning
and refusing to give bail was thrown
into Jail.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-01

ENOukD--A pair Of spcctaclcs. Owner ca,
j. have sams by callius at IL West Stxtl
Street aud paying for this notice. 7Ss