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New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
RUSH PHILIPPINE BILL.
House Leaders Decide to Cut Hear
;ng to Limit.
From The Tribune Bureau. I

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Dec. 12.-Realizing the danger of
imperllling the Philippine tariff bill by pro-
tracted hearings in committee House leaders
in charge OF the administration measure intro
duced by Mr.. Payne, of New-Yorl1, have decided
to give only limited time to hearing persons
who desire to prevent arguments affecting the
measure The present programme is to begin
hearings on the bill before the Committee on
Ways and Means tomorrow and report it Mon
day This will it is believed, insure the passage
of the bill by the House before the holidays.
A surprise was sprung on the interests opposed
to the measure by the announcement that hear
ings would begin at once the committee having
met to-day for the first time and decided on
this procedure. 1t had been expected by some of
the beet sugar men opposed to the bill, who
had opened headquarters here, that no action
would be taken until after the holidays. Both
the tobacco and sugar interests, however, have a
number of witnesses prepared to testify. The
committee has decided to give preference to the
interests opposed as it has already heard those
in favor of the proposed reduction. The cane
sugar interests of the South are represented by
d. =. ColcOck secretary of the American cane
Growers Association. who will be heard to
morrow. Mr.. Colcock will present an alterna-
tive proposition recommending the retention OF
the duty it stands and advocating its collec-
ton with a view turning it over to the Philip
pine government to be paid as bounty for the
benefit of sugar growers of the island
Mr.. Colcock said tonight that he would in
form the committee that il was his conviction
that the undue haste" displayed in pushing the
bill was in the interest of certain New York
SPECTATORS who found themselves embarrassed
with 200 tons of Philippine sugar on their
hands which had been purchased at high prices
and which, with the proposed legislation, could
be disposed of without loss.
Mr.. Hathaway a beet sugar grower of Michi-
gan, viii present the views of the beet sugar
growers. The tobacco interests viii be well
represented Three important witnesses who
Will be heard in behalf of the measure are Gov
ernor Generol Luke f. Wright w. c. Wellborn.
Secretary Of Agriculture of the Philippines. and
Areneda Maao, rich Filipino planter of the
Island of Negros.
The Payne bill provides for the admission
free of duty of all products of the Philippines
except sugar and tobacco and for the reduction
of the IS per cent of the Dingley rates now col
lected on these two articles to 25 per cent with
the further provision that after July II, 1909,
two days after the treaty provision with Spain
will expire Philippine sugar and tobacco shall
go on the free list.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
H4RBOR RELIEF HELD UP.
REPRESENTATIVE Burton Says He Is
POzCerlesS at Present.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

1.-osbineton. Dec 12-Sman hope Of enactng leg
ie1atior to regulate the hawser towing nuisance IN
Nev-York Harbor in accordance with the plan
adonted at conference of representatives of ship
ming men in the office of Commander Harry H.
11oIsev Friday, is held out by Chairman Burton or
the Rivers and Harbors Committee of the House.
Mr. Burton has received from Gustav Schwab, who
represented interests of the transatlantic lines
at the conference letter relating to the plan
agreed upon by which it is proposed to deepen the
Gomez Island Channel that the fleet of towing
vessels with their barges OF refuse from the city
might be directed to dumping ground off Sandy
Hook IightshiP, thus relieving congested conditions
on the main thoroughfare of travel
Mr. Burton replies that he is poweTless to do
ANYTHING at the present time. When the River and
Hsrbor bill was framed Mr.. Burton tried to aid
New-York by Incorporating a provision that the
supervisor of the port should be authorized 10 regu-
late the lengths of tows within the harbor and
to limit towing vessels to certain channels, but
on the point of order that it was not germane to
the bill and within the jurisdiction of the
Committee Merchant Marine and Fisheries.
General Grosvenor, chairman of that committee
personally favOrs legislation to afford relief to the
port Of New-York; but. so far the recommenda-
tion for deepening the Coney Island Channel is
concerned. the committee is said to he powerless
cult to obtain because it falls within the jllrsdic-
lion of two committees. A member of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee to-day explained that, in
order obtain the deepening or the CoDey Island
channel with appropriation of s145 600 and $4,000
a wear for maintenance, 1t would be necessary first
10 have a bill passed authorizing a survey. The
survey would necessarily take time, and only
r,non its completion could bill be passed appro-
urr;oting money for the harbor Improvement Th ere
f. no eSpectaton OF River and Harbor bill at this
session or for several sessions, and immediate re-
lief for New-York Harbor seems unlikely.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
MANY CONSERVATIVES HELPED.
State Hospital in AdirOndacks Shows Encouraging Fig
ures.IO5 Patients Discharged.

The trustees of the New York State
Hospital for Incipient Pulmonary Tu-
berculosis in the Adirondacks have issued
their completed statistics for the first year,
which is as follows: There were admitted
2oz patients. more than half of whom
were incipients. There were no deaths.
OF the los patients discharged, ffty-two
were apparently recovered. Twenty-six
arrested cases are reported. Sixteen i'm
proved. while eleven left without any i'm
provement. The treatment consists
mainly OF outdoor air. wholesome food
and rest. Patients have three full meals
and two or three luncheons day, and 90
OF the Io5 gained an average Of 1857
pounds each. This is certainly most en-
couraging and shows that incipient con-
sumptives at least can be cured. There is
another treatment perhaps almost as
good. Stay home, use cold baths in the
morning, get as much outdoor exercise as
possible, generous diet and the continu-
Gus use of SCOTS Emulsion will doubtless
check the progress Of the disease and may
permanently cure. At any rate it is easy
to try it.
2coFF & BOVINE. sOs Pearl Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
DOMINICAN TREATY. UP.
Senator Lodge UmcOUers Democratic
Opp0Sition.

Washington Dec Ex-senator Lodge called
up in executive session of the Senate to-day
the treaty with Santo Domingo. which has rested
on the executive calendar since the adjournment
of the special session last spring. In asking the
Senate to consider the convention with a view
10 its prompt ratification. Mr.. Lodge pointed out
the necessity of making certain amendments
and of amending some amendments already at
tached to the measure, suggesting the possible
advisability of sending the treaty back to the
Committee on Foreign Relations, with view to
having the necessary changes made there. This
suggestion met with prompt opposition on the
floor and Mr.. Lodge Immediately aCquiesced in
the proposition that such changes as might be
necessary be made on the floor of the Senate.
The brief debate on the subject to-day demon
strated an unexpected opposition on the Demo-
cratic side of the chamber, the Democrats ap-
pearng to be well lined up against the agree
ment It is also intmated that there are some
Republicans who are at leasS Indifferent to the
fate of the convention, and it made mani
fest to-day that the prospects for ratification
are to say the least, not fattering.
The friends of the convention are convinced,
nevertheless. that they will secure its ultimate
approval.
Ratification, which requires the consent of
thirds of the Senate, SCAN be effected only
Democratic votes in addition. the Senate
stands to-day, with vacancies in the representa-
ton of Delaware Oregon and Wisconsin. That
is it would require the full f1fty-four Republican
votes and four Democratic votes as we'll Nor
will this be changed If, is expected the
vacancies from Wisconsin and Oregon are filled,
the one by a Republican, the other by Dem
ocrat
Consideration of the treaty to-day was COM
parativey brief, its opponents called for Ger
tain data which Senator Lodge viii prepare be
fore the subject is again taken UP. It is ex-
pected that tomorrow, and perhaps the
mainder Of this week, will be devoted to discus
sion of the Panama Canal Emergency bill, but
Senator Lodge will endeavor to secure further
consideration of the Dominican convention next
Monday at the latest.
While yesterday most Republicans regarded
the early ratification of the convention
sured, to- day there many to be found who
declare that predictions can safely be made
as to the ultimate outcome of its consideration.
Meanwhile, the situation in Santo Domingo is
reported as becoming daily more precarious,
with the prospect that any prolonged delay will
lead to a situation there decidedly prejudical to
the final ratification Of the convention by that
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE MEETING.
New Trustees Elected-Mr. Carnegie Gives
Dinner to Well Known Persons.

washington. Dec. 1.-THE board of trustees of
the Carnegie Institute to-day elected Professor
Welch. of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, a
member of the board in the place of the late John
Hav Cleveland II. Dodge elected secretary
in place of DIR. Charles d Walcott. VINO resigned
that ONCE to become member of the executive
committee DIR. Robert S Woodward. the president
Of the institution. elected a trustee. Appro-
priations aggregating $6l0,100 to aid in research
along scientific lines were made.
Andrew Carnegie, founder of the institution, gave
dinner at the Willard tonight 10 the trustees
and TO invited guests The latter included Mrs
Roosevelt Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
Speaker and Miss Cannon, Secretary Wilson, Mrs
Hitchcock, Andrew D. White, of Ithaca, n. Y.
Lyman J. Gage. former Secretary OF the Treasury
and d. .. Mills, OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
DELAWARE AND HUDSON. CHANGES.

Albany. Dec l2-Nice- President Culver of the
Delaware and Hudson to-day announced the follow
ing appointments: Arthur Kemper, superintendent
Of the Saratoga and Champain divisions, with
Office at Albany; D. /. Wait. superintendent Of the
Susquehanna Division, with Office Albany.
Superintendent Benjamin made the following ap-
pointments: S. ID. Curtis, assistant superintendent
of the Champlan Division with office Platts-
burg D. H Kelley assistant superintendent of the
Saratoga Division. superintendent Wait has ap-
pointed ]. p. Wallace assistant superintendent OF
the Susquehanna Division
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
SENATE PASSES FIRST BILL

sts first bill for the session. It was measure au-
thorizng the construction Of a railroad bridge in
Arkansas AIr Taliaferro took the oath of office
Tor his new Senator He was escorted
tv his colleague Mr Mallory, before the Vice
President. who administered the oath.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
coMERNnR WRIGHT AT WORK.

Washington. Dec. 12.-Luke z. Wright Governor
General Of the Philippine Islands. who arrived in
Washington last night, was an early caller at the
War Department today. where he had a conference
with Secretary TAFT concerning matters in the ar
chipelago He will be present at the opening oI
bids for railroad construction in the islands on
November -. Later he viii go to his home IN
Mar7uhfS Tenn
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
LlLIuokALANi ASKS FOR s1o,OOO,OOo

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA petition from ex-Queen
1dIiuokaIant asking for the payment OF $l0"oNo
N her Was presented 10 the Senate to-day by Vice
President Fairbanks. The petition was accompanied
oy letter requesting early and favorable consld-
Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
THE PE-RU-NA ALMANAC IN 5000, 200
HOMES

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Nu baS Ynblttunl.

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bic nSreie BreKe", tpp es iid] oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8ep5lferuna su
erreiben, nas Bette Slmseiae Waes
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Billen baben aber ME perlagt, Die
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SD etnpfeble oaber oas Wfittel nit
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90. in Buffalo. sc. g., aleinige
Ggenten fir bic Ser. Staatea.
Ber8eBE i1ibt Den Namen 3 q n
uno accentirt fein Subititut.
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@ainesnille bat Die fleine 9ohter
BON 60. @iliDn einen psreifteten
SUDDEN gegehen, nit oem Staten 1es
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t0tet. als iie bic Sdde neardumten,
aeigte es iih aber, oaB er nur Elm
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tur5 burber tparen $500 in Bapier.
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ll9e Werit9erung ge9eben bo9te, Dab er
feit entfdloHen fei mid gu ieiner Sc
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ter meme 9dnfe sefommen. Sofort
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gu febr erfdroden unb bef9Gmt, um
mid bertbeibieen gu f0nnen, aber aud
@uibo blieb itunlm unb lseB mid be-
f9impfen unb beleibigen, obne ben
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@duliunsen sing er nit feiner Wlutter
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ben 9ei9 i'm 9dlDBgarten itiiraen 81
miihen, allein Die 2uit gum 2eben
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Jbntn thre f4peterlt9e 2iebe au be-
tpabren. trob allem. ipas man ibr iiber
Gie berihtete.1
sd BIN ia 70 namenlos unglidli9
gttpefen,1 rief Bertha unter Sbrdnen
unb NIT gerunssnen SGnben. n9is
abnen nidt, tpas i9 fhubz unb bilflos
babe erbulben niiHen! Wenn i9 S6nen
meine WsratDeifluns fdtlbern biirfis,
piirben ste mid DieIIstdt nidt per-
ohten.A
sd BIN tpeit bapon sntfernt, sic
az pera9ttn ober gu perbammen, err
iriberte Der iunge Mann ernft, ,unb
wtnn @ie mir Sbr Wertrauen i1enten
trcllen, 70 tperben Gie es niht gu be-
reuen haben.N
sd mar taum fieb3ebn Sabre alt.
aIs mein Batter plOBlid itarb. Meine
S4meiter bate bamals bereits ibr No=
rt5iut ansetreten. Derm0ssn mar ni9i
ba, unb 70 fab in mid gan5 allein
euf bic eisene Rraft onseipiefen. Unite,
bieftn umftGnben mubte idb es als cir
srobes @liid anfsben, baB mid sins
reiHe unb pornebme Dame, eine 8aro,
ntn @terned, aIs @oupernante fir ibr,
tiingite So4ter annahm. go tam Id
ouf ibr S9lob, bas in Der glGbe Dor
Strobburg Tag, alletn id mar bort
pabrlid uidt auf Rofen gsbettet. Di,
@aronin mar bodfd6renb unb bartber.
aie. metne @1iilerin bosbaft nnb traee
,inb In Der @ti[le persob id oft bitter'
TbrGnen iiber bas mir au Sbeil eefpor
bene Coos. Do1 ih ergab mid bureir
unb erbulbete NIT Grgebung, mas mi
befdieben mar. Da Tam na9 Sab
unD Tag Der dlte1te 9ohn, Bnroi
Guibo, ipdbrenb ber uniberiitdtsferiel
na4 9duie. Gr eerubte, bic jung
Goupernante biibfd gu finben UNI
ipubte mtr bas tunbautbun, 70 oft q
unbemertt sefAeben tonnte. Sd fiiblt
teinen Beruf gum Rlofterleben in mir
tute metne Sdpeiter, allsin i'd ma
in benieIbtn ftrensen anfdauunseI
unb Grunbfdsen fpie fie er3oeen nor
ben.
nWpbl fdmeidelten ben unerfabre
ne1 Mdbden,@ fubr Bertha in ibre1
Metenntniifen fort, bic Sulbigunser
bes pornebmen 6errn, a[lein id tpiirb
nimmermebr ibm @ebGr sefdsntt ia
ben. tpenn fr MIR ni6t aulest bte feier