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New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
SHAVES DRYDOCK TUG.
Potomac, Hauling DeScey to Philip
mines. Has NarrO70 Escape.
IRv -Teleeraph TO The tribune.

INV Telegraph The Tribune
Baltimore, Dec. 29.-In dense fog last nlght ule
Norwegian steamer America coming up Chesa-
neake Bav. narrowly escaped crashing into the Dig
naval tug Potomac at the head of the great Dewey
5-vdock tow bound for the Philippines. Inc
America was head on and going under nan speed
1,ben the lights of the Potomac loomed up through
tho haze The steamships engines were quickly re
ad aanger signals blown and the America
or,1inp TO the right nearly grazed the tug as II
+ nv, in the darkness. 1t would nave peen I'M I'M
seib1a for the Potomac to reverse suduehiS W."
- corsing crash of the large c9lllers III tbinS ina
t ou. md the drydock. strong vino WaS bo,ab tha
tS, .Sm which increased the momentum i foIIr
trHI', tsI was moving at q speed OF ohly dpout i
miles an hour-
Norfolk Va. Dec 2s-Captain Lane OF the
.+aan,er Alabama which arrived here to-day from
IeoI+iroore reports having passed. off PclhI AooA-
ont inst north of the Potomac River ana aOout
+artv-Ave miles south OF Solomons Island al
o'clock this morning. the floating drydock De"ey'
xbicb started from solomon's Island at zVo cioeN
,os+erdav afternoon her long voyage IN 10" Ior
the Philippine Islands -
wireless telegraph message received at the
,7i,ed states Weather Bureau in this city at lz:SV
o,oIocL this afternoon. from the United states I
oIiier Glacier one of the vessels Whlch mas Ille
9n,e1, in tow stated that the drydock was e47
Dem.ey 20 nass out the Virginia Capes aDoul II
poIooI, tonight The fact that the DeWey WIN PS9
o. n canes tonight, however, lndleateS IhdI
,e oHe ie e Toaking much faster time than at hrsI
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
NO WORK DONE At RIGA
Troops Break Up a Meeting Gao
aIry Patrols 4ctiUe.

Riga, Dec. % (via Eydtkdhnen, East Prussia,
Dec. 29).-There has been no break in the gen
eral strike here. None of the newspapers ap-
peared to-day. The inhabitants are not mo-
Tested by the insurgents. Otherwise the situa-
ton remains unchanged.
Several thousand revoutionists assembled yes
terday at the building of the Socialist organza-
ton to hold a general meeting. when a force Of
troops arrived unexpectedly The infantry
rounded the building while the cavalry barred
the adjacent streets, and quick firing guns were
placed at the corners of the streets nearest the
hall. The commander of the troops entered the
hall with company of infantry, and announced
to the revolutonists that they were surrounded
He asked them to disperse quietly and to deliver
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
TO WORK FOR PEACE.
Pennsylvania Republicans Working
to Reconcile Ill Jmring Factions.
TBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune. ]


Pittsburg. Dec. 29.-lnf1uential Republicans
throughout Pennsylvania, headed by H c.
F'rick Senator Philander c. Knox, J. Donald
Cameron and William Finn are trying to make
peace among warning Pennsylvania Republt-
cans. They have created harmony among Re
publican factions who have been fighting for
years by declaring in favor of the candidacy OF
A. NJ Jenkinson, a wealthy cigar manufacturer,
for Mayor.
Senator Boies Penrose has tried to make peace
in Ptttsburg for three years, and until now has
been unsuccessful. The object of the Republi-
can leaders is to create condition of satisfac-
ton in Pittsburg prior to the Republican State
Convention, in June, when a big man for Gov
ernor will be named. An effort is being made
to escape the pitfalls that allowed Democrats to
overcome a majority of 100000 last November
and elect a Democrat State Treasurer
The same men who declaring gor new
deal in Pttsburg also at work in Philade1-
phia- New leaders may result fromthe latest
arrangement The prophecy is made by FTfck
and others that the man to be named by the
Republican party for Governor will have easy
sailing President Roosevelt is helping the re-
organization plan by naming for federal po-
sitions in Pennsylvania who have the endorse
rnent of the better class of Republicans
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
PATROLMAN ON TRIAL.
Witnesses Sag Hickey Collected
Money for Advertisements.

The trial room at Police Headquarters was
crowded Yesterday by witnesses who been sub
pofened to appear in the trial of Patroman John J.
Hickey who is charged with having represented
himself as president of the Police Athletic Asso-
citation when. in reality. no such an organization
exists and with soliciting advertisements for the
programmes OF the police games which held
during the summer and early fall. Some seventy
five business houses were represented ana the yari-
from s. to $50 for the advertisements which appeared
In the programmes.
A representative of Redmond & Co. bankers,
testified that two men had called him and asked
him for an lad" The witness said that the men
told him the money 10 so 10 the police fund 10
enable a club house TO be built for the police.
The prosecution closed it's case yesterday, and an
Adjournment was taken until naxt Friday. when
the defence viii open
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
BUFFALO BILL" MAY HUNT GoRnLAs.
Proprietor of wild West Show Confers
with J. a. Bailey.

Colonel W. F. Cody Buffalo Bill" arrived in
the city yesterday morning from the West and
had long conference with J. A Bailey in the
tiers Office in 34th-st. The result of the meet
ing was that the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show
will remain another year abroad. opening in
Marseies. France. early in the spring. and
making tour of Austria. Hungary. Italy. Ger
many Holland and Belgium.
On the subject of the new combination Of cir
Gus managers to capture wild beasts for them
selves instead of purchasing them from dealers
In Europe, Colonel Cody was most enthusiastic
so far as that idea is concerned he said, ''I
can gather in my lands in Wyoming specimen
of -four-footed creatures that only rars
and curious. but that were never seen ~ cap
tivity anywhere / will undertake TO head one
OF the expeditions to the interior of Africa my
self next winter and / really would like 20 cap
ture live. full grown gorilla something no one
has ever doues
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
DISEASE ON THE WANE.
Decrease of Pneumonia Not Keep
inc Pace z0ith Other ailments.

Health Commissioner Darlington said in speech
before the Academy of Medicine last night that
the deaths from pneumonia and acute bronchitis
are apparently decreasing in all parts of the world.
He also gave the conclusions far reached by his
commission cerebro-spinal meningitis. The
speech delivered at the first Of a series of
public meetings instituted by the academy. Dr.
Darlington said in part:
Statistics from all parts Of the world show that
there has been a fairly steady decrease of bron-
chtis in the last twenty-five years; that pneumonia
has increased remained stationary everywhere
excepting in Stockholm and Berlin. When the
deaths from acute bronchitis and pneumonia
combined, 1t is found that there is general de-
crease everywhere only interrupted by general
upward sweep during 1891 95, owing no doubt to
the prevalence of influenza in these years in an
nonia has not kept pace with the general improve
ment in the health of the inhabitants.
He summarized the conclusions of his commission
on cerebro-spinal meningitis follows:
The germs have a low vitality. being killed rapidly
by driving and on exposure to sunlight. This makes
infection by dust extremely improbable The
disease seems distinctly communicable in the sense
that the organism is transmitted from the nasal
secretion OF one person to another: 1t does not
seeTnlikely that infection is often due to trauma
or overexerton. The disease in animals seems to
have no connection with the disease in men. There
is no evidence TO show that the germs are carried
hy vernnin or insects. II would well to isolate
most cases occurring in the crowded tenement
house districts.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
R. R. ORDERS FERRYBOATs.
New Vessels of Large Capacity To Be Used
at 34th-St

The Long Island Railroad COMPANY mas ofuel si9 gu
nv aoof ron-sinkable ferryboats for service
:. tho 24th-st ferry. The boats are to be entirely
~ steel construction the only wood about them
ba,ns the pilot houses. seats and some outSoe
tim It is said that there will not be WOOD enough
in any part of them to make a good olaze
AZ - 60 Lie will he divided by nineteen watertight
1,-t,ads which the railroad officials say. Will
Ike the boats practically non-sinkable They are
80 he 2as feet long. of the propeller type, having
ubaeI at each end. The specifications call for
three times the number Of life preservers ana NE
po%.S teons The company has decided 10 name the
boafS the Babylon and the Hampstead
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
MAY REVISE ITS FREE LIST.
Union Railway Order Causes Sorrow in
Westchester and The Bronx.

Orders <ere received yesterday by ali con-
dpctors of the Union Railway not to accept any
of the present form of passes after January l.
T. &c said that the trolley company. since it has
,acona a part OF the Interborough system, in
tepds 70 revoke all passes and revise its free
lief dronning many who riding free.
rba order has caused CONSERVATION, there
ara said to be more than ten thousand passes
ont In westchester and The Bronx. With the
zen, order comes the report that the Union sys-
80 year and :hat the president Edward Maher
is 70 retire Mr.. Maher has been president of
the road for nearly ten years and is e heavy
stakeholder.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
SHOPS At W4RSAW SHUT.
Socialists Parade Streets-Fes0
Trains Running.

Warsaw, Dec. 29.-Bands of Socialists
parading the streets here striving to enforce the
orders for a general strike. They compelled the
newspapers and insurance offices to close doors
this morning, and sent out gangs of youths to
smash the windows of shops whose owners
fused to shut their establishments.
Traffic is much impeded on the Vienna Rail-
road. Only two trains left Warsaw station
day. Military engineers are maintaining traffic
on the Mava branch of the Vistula line.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Monte Crfsti against Santiago. Santo Domingo
City is quiet, but apprehensive.
A dispatch received by the State Department
from the American consul at Puerto Plata says
that small force is reported concentrating at
Guayabin. Perez is reported at Monte Cristi
and Caceres has sailed for the capital.
Mr.. Joubert, the DOMINICAN Minister here,
called at the State Department to-day to convey
to the officials information contained in a cable
dispatch received by him This was generally
to the effect that the DOMINICAN government
(meaning the Cabinet at present constituted)
is in full accord with the spirit Of the pending
treaty, and has every reason to believe that the
DOMINICAN Congress would ratify 1t providing
it was amended so that American Intervention
could be had only on application of the President
and Congress, instead of, as in the present text,
by application of the President alone
Santo Domingo Dec 29.-The United States
gunboat Dubuque arrived here this afternoon.
The converted yacht Scorpion will sail to-mor-
for Monte Cristi. The location OF President
Morales is unknown.
The city and vicinity are quiet. Telegraphic
communication has been re-established. Bust
ness is dull and a feeling of unrest prevails
Several arrests have been made.
No word has yet been received by Fabio
Fiallo, consul general of Santo Domingo in this
city, as to the exact location of President Mo-
raes who few days ago left the capital Cen
eral Ramon Caceres. ice-President of the re-
public, who has been chosen by the Cabinet as
President, was expected 10 arrive at the capital
to-day. He is on his way to Santo Domingo City
from Monte Cristi. having sailed from the latter
place few days ago the Clyde Line steamer
Cherokee Until his arrival the affairs of the
government are being administered by Emiliano
Tejera, Minister of Foreign Affairs who is re-
garded as one of the ablest men of the republic
His son. General Luis Tejera, who was Minister
of War, resigned his office a few days ago to
take command of the government troops in the
capital Federico Velazguez is Minister of
FINANCE in the Cabinet of the new President
General Miguel A. Ramirez figured in the dis
patches from Puerto Plata as having been
wounded. He is ardent supporter of Mo-
rales
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

up their arms. as otherwise the building would
! bombarded. Most Of the leaders, however
had already escaped unnoticed through secret
door leading into the courtyard. The remainder
declared that they had arms, Whereupon
they were searched by the soldiers. Those on
whom arms were not found were allowed to
leave the building while 100 were arrested after
being dsarmed. The building then occu-
pied by the troops.
Cossacks and dragons constantly gallop-
ing through the streets dispensing crowds.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
FILIPINOS DISAPPOINTED.
MIR. Bryan Refrains from Promising to Aid
Independence Movement

Manila, Dec. 29.-Fipinos who spoke at the
dinner given to w. J. Bryan demanded the i'm
mediate independence of the islands, and said
they were looking to him to champion their
cause with the American people Mr.. Bryan in
his response made promises, and the natives
were disappointed. Aguinaldo was among those
present The menu showed American flag
supported by insurgent banner. Americans
here are pleased with Mr.. Bryan's conservatism.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
REAL ESTATE DEALER MISSING.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Babylon. Long Island. Dec. 29.-Captain Henry
Oakley. until recently senior member of the firm
of Oakley Oakley real estate brokers, has
been missing since Tuesday of last week. when
he started for New-Haven, Conn.,, and it is
feared that he has met foul play No tidings
have been received by his wife and relatives.
and it is not known whether he reached New
Haven or not He intended to return at once. it
is said.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
GOV. cuMMINs WANTS THIRD TERM.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

BY Telegraph 10 The Trlbune.I
Sioux City, Iowa, Dec. 29.-It was stated at Des
Moines to-day by close TO Governor Cummins
that a definite understanding had been reached
that in spite of the two-term precedent, he would
ask for denomination. 1t is said that this de-
cision has followed numerous conferences. The OPP
position is apparently divided and Cumminss
friends feel that he should risk losing control
OF State affairs
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
MARTIAL LAW IN TWO MORE CITIES
Accidental Explosion of Bomb Kills Eight
Workmen

Berdichef, Southwest Russia, Dec 29.-Mar-
tIaI law has been proclaimed here.
Dvinsk West Russia. Dec. 29.-A strike was
declared here to-day. Martial law has been
proclaimed BY the accidental explosion of
bomb at a meeting CT workmen last night eight
persons were killed and twenty-eight were
wounded.
All kinds of useful data in the Tribune Al
n,ansc for 1906 Out To- Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Federal officials, State officials-infornation
of eli kind. in Tribune Almanac. Out To- Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Best and cheapest of all handy references
books: Tribune Almanac; Out To-Day
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

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Almanac Out To-day
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
TROOPS HOLD MOSCOW.
WORKMEN SEEK TERMS.
Rebellion Spreads sn Many Provinces
of Empire.

Moscow, Dec. 29.-The electric lighting system
was restored at o'clock this afternoon The
streets gradually assuming their normal
condition. It is probable that the railroads will
soon begin their regular schedules
Work has been resumed in most of the fac
tories The Town Council is organizing sys-
TEN for the relief of the families of the victims
of the recent disturbances
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
SIXTH RACE THE FEATURE.
Two raNeFites Wen ea nenniaH''
Track at Mashingtoa.

WASHINGTON. April l. Special
features at nennlng We're the victories
~ two fayorlies and heavily played
seclnd choice. the talent hnnkng near
b. even with the hnokmakers. Ina i've
races iockoy iiaind was first three
times, SECOND onre and ullnl once. The
preiilest race of ihe dny was the sixth
liohhle kean giving ihe fayorlie. Tn.
Gle ir.gh. d beating m drive. Snis,
heavily played Tor the place. running
Third Summaries;
First Race -Weirdsome. nrst, ARABIC,
second. Mamie Worth. third
Second Race nelden nrii Tickle.
second. Anndynr. ihiri
Third Race Little Wood. first. 20.
scnr. sernnd. The Gladly. third.
Fourth Race Royal Window. FIRST.
cascino. fecondi blue and Orange.
third.
flfih naco-s'r Ralph. FIRST; Fiat
second Probe third
sixth Race Robbie Koan. nrst. Ia.
Gle rrlsh. frcond. sails. third
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04

NEW LONDON. conn. April
on the finding of Coroner Brown
murder In ihe urst degree Wns chnre
cd hy Prosecuting Attorney Roun
against George Gleason Manuel Sl
va. leo O. shanleDf aud Patrick Don
0fan. ihe young mfn suspected of he
uH concerned boo che death from y.o
luco of Charles ~ Wltior or Old
Mystic. boo th.s eify. on the night Of
March o. Iho hearing il set Cor
saturday next
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
news ofths Tewa aud village Teid
BRIEFLY feF nusV Readers,

BRIEFLY feT husv hsadsFs'
Mrs orin d. Adams Is quite III with
erysipelas,
Mrs Demerest OF New York n the
guest Of her sister Mrs r. u. Hyde.
Harold Taylor and Miss Maggie
Purcell .Were the guests OF friends la
foWnal sunday.
The residence of Charles Jones and
Chas l.. Burt next door GOA Sllyer-si
are quarantlncd Tor measles.
The score of the basket ball game az
South SALISBURY Mar ~ was - 90 -
in favor oi the South SALISBURY Eng,
les Instead of ls 40 40 az previously
stated.
"A. IA. Smell Tor some time superin-
iondoni oi the iloosick Falls public
schools died yesterday from tumor on
the brain.
Circle a Will entertain ihe ladies oi
ihe Congregational parish go Mrs r.
- pope's on Wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock.
The two.yonr old child oi SIC, John
NNN NNN WI'H sANNHNN NNfN."H NN'
child had The measles followed by
bronchitis.
Harry a.. Hubbard of Boston has ar,
rived boo tho village unl taken iho pos.
it.0n oi clerk and teller in ih, First
National bank
States attorney ~. u. Daley is in
Manchester today attending "a hearing
over q supposed Insane person being
held before the probate court There.
During the month OF March tho town
clerk issued four marriage licenses
aud recorded l3 births. There wrna ~
deaths reported 90 the board of health
invitation have been issued 90 tho
golden wedding of SIR and Mrs g.. ID.
Phillips which viii take place in Bank
hall az North Bennington Wednesday
evening April ~. ats o'clock.
Thomas English WIS locked up In
jail Monday charged vito disturbing
iho peace. His brother Gibbons ia
serving Ten days sentence in tho same
Institution for iuipAicaiiou
a party from Blacklnion that was
spending the day ln pownu. Monday
enjoyed as one OF the sights 70 herd Of
eight deer. They were so tame that
they allowed the people % gel quite
near them.
Meetings al especial interest will be-
hcld tonight and Thursday evening"
q; the Methodist church. DR. Rowley
speaks "a "ChrIst's Journey GO The
Land of the Heather tonight
The closing exercises for the season
Of The guidebonrd gymnasium class
will he given this evening beginning
go 7.3n John Plumb will also give an
exhibition IN swinging Indian clubs.
Every body is invited.
Mrs Ellen Powers Of Rive- street
came near receiving severe injuries re.
Gently. She was in ihe ward when
gust Of wind took on piece Of the
ridge board and AS She was looking
up 10 struck her under the eye, cutting
a ia and di.coiorlng one eye cons i.
erabiy.
The regular meeting 81 M An h1rg
order Eastern star wl nt
held Wednesday evening District aop-
uty Grand Patron, FLOYD q. Eastman
OF Rutland aud Distrc Deputy Grand
Matron Helen G.. Cole OF North Ben
ningtOn will make their Official visit of
the chapter a. this meeting Petitions
for membership are TO be received cam
didates are TO be balloted on and the
degrees are 10 b. conferred on six after
which refreshment, aud a social time
" III be enjoyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, April A
christening party which will attend The
launching of the batilcshIn Minnesota
ou April s will leave Minneapolis TO.
night Tor Newport News Miss Rose
Marie Schallor. sponsor for the new
haiilcshlp. with her maids of honor.
Miss Constance lay of rnirmont aud
Miss LILLIAN Mcmillan Of Minneapolis.
aud many guests will compose the par.
". which will go hy way Of Washing
Ton
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
countereiting the Genuine

Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. II is mild
~ laxative. 1t contains no opiates
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold by b. 4 Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
Promineu, Daiia. Man shot

DALLAS. Tex. April Frank j
Bell. n prominent citizen and member
~ the ryihhu order. was shot aud
probably fatally wounded by Robert
Parker. chief clerk ~ tho district
court Air Bell is grand chancellor
~ the knights OF Pyihlas Of this city
The cau.e of fhe shooting is not
known Both men decline 10 make "a
statement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
Special Low Rates.

To all points in Montana, Idaho,
Washington Oregon and British Col.
umbia, March lst to May 18th, 1905.
Round Trip Homeseeker's Tickets on
special days. Write at once for infor-
nation and maps to VIM. Kelly, trav-
cling agent, Wisconsin Central Reil
way, 300 Broadway New York City.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
NOTICE
Meeting Of the Board OF License Com.
missioners

Meeting OF the Board OF License COM
missioners
The License Commissioners Of the
Town Of Remington will meet az the
Selectmen's room on Thursday, April
9Th, at eight o'clock p. m. for the pur.
pose OF receiving applications and the
bonds accompanying the same Of per-
sons desiring 20 obtain a license 20
sell Intoxicating liquors for the year
ensuing.
Any person desiring license may
file his application and bond with
Frank T.. Battles, the chairman aud
clerk of the Board, before said 9Th day
Of April.
The fees for licenses granted will be
as follows:
First Glass. one Thousand Dollars;
Second Glass. Twelve Hundred Dol
lars.
Frank +. Battles.
:. II. Lockwood,
W. II. Berry.
Bennington, Vermont, April 3. 1906
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
Violin Instruction.

Prof VIM T. Lawrence Of Troy, n.
y, has made arrangements TO teach
the violin, two days, each week, IN
town. For terms, hours, etc, ar
arrangements can be made with Miss +.
A. Loomis AT Hudson's or address
him at No So, 9Th we Upper Troy, n.
Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
ARLINGTON.

Mr. Nelson has returned from New
York where he has selected an up-to-
date spring stock and additional to
his clothing he purchased large stock
in dress goods and trimming for the
spring and summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
WAN TED.

200 people TO buy farms. located IN Vermont
aud New York. II you have property you don't
want ! can exchange II for something you
want. have - farms In or near Remington
for sale or exchange. Write TO JOHN NASH,
Bennington. VI. for catalogue OF farms.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
nnsay for Busy Readers.

Mrs a. J. Cooper and Mrs Clement
H Cone aro boz Troy and Albany 90.
ual,
Mr ~. j. .iorrlssey and Miss Alice
Morrissoy are spending ihr day In
Albany.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-04
SOUTH SALISBURY

Miss Laura May Cook OF Rutland
has been engaged as school teacher
and she will begin her duties Mon.
day.