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New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FORFIGN PORTS

Lizard April 90, 1850 m-Passed steamer La ourane
tFrl. Fajolle, New-York for Havre: 1855 D m ar
rived. steamer Bluecher Ger. Kop Nev--Yori, e.
Cherbourg and Hamburg proceeded1 80 'N'
London, April 19-Arrivef. At Cravesend
Princess tBr1. Brown. New-YorS for AntUerD gatGal
steamer NarIao oansett 1BD, Scott. New-York
Queenstown. April 20. 1882 m-Sailed. steamer Ter,
tonic OBJ, Mcknstry. from Liverpool for New York
Hamburg April 20, Arrived steamer Graf WaIdeT-
Ger. Krech. New-Yor1 Dover '
Cherbourg April 20. 6 p m-Arrived steamer csros..-
Kurfurst Ger. Mundt. New-York via PIvn,o1tb 90
Bremen (and proceeded. ' i'i
Marseilles April 11-Arrved. steamer Patra OtaD
New-YOrbG ' Nv
Genoa, April 16Arrived. steamer II Piemonte dtaD
Par1o. New-York; nth sailed steamer Sarderns
0taD. Parod New York.
Naples April 19Sailed steamer Algeria CHr) C;aorpa
New-YorS; Goth I a m arrived steamer Konig Al
Pernambucn, April 19Arrived Tennyson STsr,
OhIs. Nev-YorS Tor Rio Janeiro and Santos 20
Bermuda, April 2fSailed. steamer Caribbee 0rl Sam
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THREE BETROTHALs IN FAMILY.
Norris Household Making Plans for Four
Weddings Soon.

Announcement OF the engagements of three chill
dren OF James n. Norris, commodore Of the Kniclc-
erbocl1er Yacht Club, who lives at No 703 Greene
ave. Brooklyn. which made yesterday, reveals
the fact that less than four Weddings are being
planned by members Of the household. The en-
gagements made public yesterday were of Miss
Elizabeth P. Norris to Frederick L. Kramer, Of
Manhattan; Of Miss Carolyn c. Norris 10 Walter
r. Bill, Of Brooklyn. and Miss Ethna Green. Of
California. to William H. Norris, brother the two
sisters. They all to be married in the fall. and
Il is possible that triple wedding celebration will
be planned
The fourth wedding viii occur at the Norris home,
IN Greene-aye, next June. 1t will be that Of Sid
ney q. HOare a cousin Of the Norrises, to Miss
F1orTie Faxby. Both English He has not been
IN this country long, and she is now on her way TO
Join him.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THE DIAMOND KINGS" FORTUNE
Goes to Divorced Woman Who Twice Re-
fused His Hand.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Omaha, April 2N.-Mrs. Kate Cannon MunchoR.
the Chicago woman who has been left all that re-
mains Of the fortune Of Claude Henderson Heren.
the South African millionaire is the divorced wife
OF Joseph W. AIunchOh. OF Omaha NTunchoff was
conductor Of a merTy-go-round here when Miss
Cannon was married to him. Heren had been an
ardent suitor for her hand. and when he learned
Of her marriage left for parts unknown
Mr.. and Mrs. Munchoff within a short time after
their marriage were divorced. Meantime Heren
had gone 70 South Africa, amaSsed a fortune and
became known the Diamond King Learning
Of the divorce Of his old sweetheart he wrote and
renewed his offer Of marriage but IL was again
declined. He then worth millions of dollars
Subsequently he lost much of this great fortune.
and IL is believed that he left Mrs Munchoff onlv
a small part of what he had
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
WOMEN TAKEN IN POLICY RAID.
Police Get Press Which They Think Printed
Many Slips.

Police Captain Hayes of the Stagg-st. station,
williamsburg. accompanied by Detectives Holland
Cohen and Thallor, raided a house at No. I65
Boerum-st last night and arrested four persons on
charge of dealing in policy slips. Those arrested
Frederick Moore and his wife Eliza who live
at the above address; John Schneider, of No. Sl2
Stagg-st and Mrs. Lizzie Wolf Of No. 2O4 Scholes-
st.
The police met with difficulty in entering the
house number of policy slips. sheets and a
printing press were seized The police were espe-
cialy pleased with the capture of the press. which
they think, has been used in the printing of policy
slips The raid was made in the 63d Precinct, where
there has been previous trouble over the game.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
proposals FOR INDIAN SuPPIIES-De-

= Partmeo1 Of the Interior. ONCE Of Indian Anairs
Washington, D. c. March 13, 19O6.-Seaed proposalE
indorsed Proposals for beef -four as the case NAV
be, and directed the Commissioner
26o6I South Canal street. Chicago III received
until O'Clock D. OF Tuesday, April 25 1905 for
furnishing for the Indian Service beef -four bacon beans
conee sugar rice, and other articles subsstence
1so for groceries baking powder, crockery agri
cultural implements paints. oils glass tnware. wagons
harness. leather. shoe findings, saddery etc. school
suppAes and long list of miscellaneous articles Sealed
proposals indorsed Proposals for rubber goods
ware. etc. as the case may be- and directed to the
81 Louis No, will be received until l o'clock D. m
OF Thursday, April 81 1905 for furnishing f5r The
Indian Service rubber goods boots shoes hardware
ana medical supplies Sealed proposals. iadorsed PRO
posas for blankets woolIen goods clothing
etc as the case be. and directed Coulrns-
Sloner or Indian Affairs, Nos 19121 Wooster street
Rev York City VIII be received until 1 O'Clock D. m
1uesday May To- 1898, for furnishing Indian
service tlankets woOlcn goods clothing no
uohS' mats and caps Bids be made out en- Gov
einnent blanks Schedules giving all
o Tor bidders Will be furnished application to the
htan OL1ce washington, D. g. the L. S. Indian
I1Sl-l wooster street. New City: 265-267
SCUM SCUM CShal street Chcaso. IN Sl5 Howard street
Shiana Neors 6u2 South Seventh street. St. Louis No.:
5S MasAlngton street san Francisco. Cal: Conms-
Sare5 OF subsistence, T. = A., at Cheyenne Wyo. ana
~ FauL Mlnn; the Quartermaster. u s A. Seattle
ana the postssters at Sioux City. Tucson Port
AM an, SP9KSne and Tacoma Bids VIII be opened at the
eut ana Gays above stated bidders invited to
De present AZ the opening The Department. reserves the
Sht 70 determine the point OF delivery to reject
any ana an blds or any part OF any bid
F. z.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
\ DJUTANT GENERAL,S oEEIcE s

NJ Ne% t,oLAA S6sse SSe arsenal 9Th Ave- cor sbth 81
New OK April luth lstoSealed pr1pczaiS a., trtrii
SSte i9t tGrn's9t4s and teltyering QUARTER, N sT
CAMP Of INSrRU UCrloN. Peekskiu Y ~, 'G ne, - @ ~
tys ana AZ sch nies as required hy the Dr0ot STs~
StrmSster ana Depot gomnissary supply the teoS an
uUty there during period commencing Tnps
ms June @4h 1900 viii be received until II osleS noen
Aprti -tttS 3t the AdutGnt Generals once
~ ue made upon the several articles
all bids, OF any part thereof Contractors for 80 49,, ~
70 49, 20 teAe back all unbroken pacEares In
teTHatlon lGnshsd upon application separate 6ids for
ara subsistence stores must
addressed % the Adiuant General ssaieS s4 ana
@ sa''lue ami oth street New York city
Sla plaity nlalNeu hlDS IQR on ARTr,Ts ~ SsrTS
SEEsTNr tf F5SS5sz ~ a., sl1SlSTlNCD STORES''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
TRAIN THROUGH BURNING BRIDGE.
Mail Section of Chicago-Florida Express on
the Southern Wrecked.

Rome, Ca. April pa part OF the first section
OF the northbound Chicago-F1or1da express on the
Southern Railway was wrecked In a burning trestle
six and half miles from Rome to-day. No ono
was killed but several Of the crew injured
The section carried only baggage and express and
mail cars. The engine passed over the burning
bridge but the two cars following went into the
burning structure The damage is reported to be
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
SEEKING HARMONY IN CUBA
President Reaches Partial Agreement with
Nationalist Leaders.

Havana. April 2O.-President Palma to-day sum-
Enoned and conferred with Senator Zayas and other
Nationalist Leaders and tcit assurances were given
that IN this years political strife the leaders would
be restricted 70 proper ana lawful bounds Another
conference viii be held with the President to-nor
row. Senator Zayas said that the papers which
Gele seized 1rona Governor Nunez's clerk al the
SlY s4el On April 1s would be produced II can be
e-leq LlaL Presloent Palma assured the National-
80 LnAL lae, Havana municipal charges win be
aenoieo strictly "a sccordanoe with Justice -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
cAPTAlM COO hoME

In consequence OF TIE necessity for Increased A.
--,, ~-S'.lh COOKS mouse. ancient
- ---,.., - - = .l'N-1eo IN me eastern portion
circnEunayiga1oF during his younger 49,. - -
Sos,a sq sl. ~ me local hospital COMMITTEES me-
ano bears the date loss IL Is stated fbat - :
t,oILlon OF the buldlaS via b. sci anert 80 - = =
Is1ezllEs where q Is honed reler ~ rs-.as - z
wl4 % co-<eo1scs-sg gsonCon CEnDile F1-i1 ~OoA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The French cruiser Froude. captain Mottez, ar
rived from Charleston. S. C. yesterday morning.
snchorlng or &th-st- in the North River. She is
from Martinique. Danish West Indies and Charles
ton and Savannah. She is her way 20 New
foundiand 70 DO patrol duty on the Grand Banks.
She viii remain In port for four days
In the list of grants to various hospitals an
nouneed by the Hospital Saturday and Sunday
ASSOCIATION on wednesday, the share of the Post
Graduate Hospital was omitted That institution
VIII receive ss.os6 % from the fund Of S56OO0
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne was quiet with auots1
about unchanged. Rosn steady. and 50 Waa
We
Q5sc " -
TAR-S5 25aS5 35
ROsIN-6'omnlon TO good strained 81 %; E 81 ian
90; r 81 2OaS3 G. 81 35aS3 40: IT. 81 GoESS3 70.
SO sOaSS 90, x. 81 s5aS4 AS 81 s5RS4 90; n IS To-
W C.. 81 m, and W W. So so
STOCK on HAND
-
Spirits tgrpentine 9I5
Tar Il 573
Charleston April 2O-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-
Nothing doing.
Wilmington. April 20.-SPIRITS TURPENTINTF, Arm
52Iac: receipts casks ROSIN hrm so: receipts "a
hhls TAR firm. 81 So receipts CRUDE TITRPFcN-
TINE 81 30. So 20 50 -. receipts. . bbls-
Orleans. April 2O-Recepts; Rosin. 40 bhls tur-
pentine 10 hhls
Savannah. April 2o.-TuRF-ENTIND firm. 5aE054c
receipts b63. sales 200. shipments iS2 ROSIN firm
receipts d55: sales S4f shipments no We apots
\. ana e. Sc uS2 GO: H. 81 90d92 %: 81 8Tisb
So: r. 50 81 100S3 l2is ~. 81 80, l. So so. K
IS SO NJ So 81. NJ So as 81 %. W w. 81 O0aS4 Is
London. April 20.-TUEPENTINE-Spdrit 43s "a
RosIN-Common. AnsEicaR,Strainsd. ss ala "a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTS AND OILS

- BEESWAX, BORAX BRONZE LIQUID AND POW
DER CHALK, GLUE. BENZINE.- CSI.YCFRTNcE
CtIORIDE OF LIME. RCBBER CEMENT CTRA PFTTF
1AAME' BLACK. LEAD. LYE, KEROSENE zinc, SUI
PiiGR. CHARCOAL ETC.-Ofice. Isthmian cana! Com
mission WASHINGTON. n. G. April IS 1905-Sealed pro-
Posa IN tripcate viii be received the Office Of the
purchasing Agent. Isthmian Canal Commission Washing
ton D. G, until 1880 a NJ 10 1905 at which tima
they VIII be opened in public furnishing above men
uoned supplies Blanks and fulI information may be oh
tanned from this office. Offices Asst Purchasing
agent - state St. y Y. City Purchasing Agent
az custom House New Orleans. Ia II. J. GALLAGHER
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, April 20, 1905
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
, Steamer 9,s armenian CBr Beadneu LvepoOl April s.
Arrived at the Bar At @ s So fah m passengers and nd'e
70 PSi D2DSS PF9mstheqs s Th0Isn SHIELDS A
Line With esi steeTsss pRssenseT8 rs
steamer Deatsohana i (GerS KasRpff. f. Hamburg April
1 Is and 1 Dover & and e che5S9nfE 4 30 s2 the
mails and mdse Arrived A. the Bar az $50
ana shields to Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived
steamer Gaia an Bouleuc, MarselIles March q and
storage passengers and mdse Arrived at 9 the Bar
Napies and Palermo s. Hrze FeItmann Co. with
rived at the Bar at S15 m ana nn''
Steamer Alliance, sklings Colon April ls. to the
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer 1 Harry ,Lg LHckenbaeh smith San Juan, R.
APTI & IS To- IN ballast to Lewis LnSkenb9ch Received
5 Steamer G. Britannia a. Dam Jensen sansgo april IA
FGneh, Edye & Co Arrived at the Bar at 1880 a m.
Crpe0 Trading Company with fruit Arrived the Bar
stssas s. 9 c355enss % s AR5 II
Steamer FAX AK Fl from caraonas Outside the Bar at
steamer lansing connor Sabine Pass. April II, to the
Steamer Haera (Rrl, Leekhart New-crieans April s.
Steamer ProtaTs siIs' Halse F pa rIsa AMI, "A
Southern Pacific company with passengers and mdse.
Steamer Algonquin. Chichester Jacksonville April II
via Charleston is, William CLYDE & Co with pas
sengers and mdse OF Highlands at s35 D M
Steamer Kansas City, Lewis April II 10 the
0gcean Steamship Company. with passengers and
Passed Quarantine a m
steamer Jefferson Dole, Newport News Norfolk to
the Uld Dominion Steamship Company passengers
ana mose South Of the Highlands 1874 o m
steamer Falk CNorl Cundersen Norfolk April 10 IN
ballast 10 Benham & Boyesen viii load for China
steamer Egyptian Prince (Br) Mcmillan, Port Talbot
AprI 3 70 the John Seaser Company in ballast.
steamer Baltic Liverpool and Queenstown Cyantucket)
(Nantucket. - - --'Os''7
Sandy Hook, n J. April 20. $50 p m-vInd calm.
cloudy and hazy. ~ '
SAILED.
Steamers Moltke CBr), for Plymouth CqlerboyvP and
Itarnburgi David, Port Antonio; cid
Iago, Nassau and Tampico: Belaggfo (Ger) Bahia Pio
Janeiro etc; Ely tfD. Sama; City OF PhfIadelDbta.
american tDutch). Antwerp; Santona (Br Colon: IA
SaVoe Crl, Havre; Havana Havana; Washington (TtsD
Naples; Monroe Newport News and Norfolk civ ~
Columbus. Savannah ' u
The White star Line steamer Baltic,
Queenstown, was reported yesterday having heer
cqrnmunicauou hy wireless telegraph the Station az
Slasconsett Mass, at 1890 m. when hundred arS
hity miles east Of Nantucket IAghtshp Baltic viii
prooaoly reach her pier at about $50 q m to-da
The Hamburg American steamer Pennsylvania from,
Hamburg Dover and BouOgne, also reported nv
wireless telegraph passing Nantucket Lightship AZ
l:30 yesterday The Pennsylvania will probable reacS
her pier at about $50 a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
SMALLEST ENGINE IN THE wORLDG
Stands ,OnsTive Cent Piece and Is Operated
by Steam.
- rErpaRAPK 10 - rR1nrNr.l

IndiEnapoIig, Apg1 2o.-John II. Cunningham, a
5ewsusE og Eaton, has constructed what Is believed
20 Be thu smallest engine IN the world. II stands
On a ave-csEt piece. and small some Of its
parts that magnifying glass IS necessary 20 dis
Ringuish them 1t is by steam and operates at
a remarkable rate OF speed The screws that hold
The parts togsIhsr are made OF needles and the
threads are 50 nne 20 defy the naked eye. The
boiler ia made OF a part OF hand bicycle pump
The striking boxes packed with lint scraped
from six thread. cotton being too coarse for the
purpose.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

April ~ 1S01Sealel proposals in triplicate will he
received here until T. NJ May 40 1898 for furnishing
curing year enolng June ;iu. 1905 SnOleless Powder
Cloths Ropes IhTeads Forage steel. Iron. Seamless
Brass and copper rubbing. Tin, Zinc
Iron. Bronze, Steel and Alumni CASTINGS Cartr4dSs
Metals, Hardware Plumbing, Steam Fitting EIectrirsI
supplies, Leather and Betting. Lumber and other BiI
Materials Fuel. Lighting and Polishing Materials CTsre
tcals Ois Paints, Paper. Strawboard and Chiphoar5
Tools and Miscellaneous Articles information ami,
Lieut.. Col. FRANK HEATH. Com Dig. ''tF-S
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
RAIY BUlLDING. WHITEHALL So NEw

IoTk \ y. APril n. l9o5.-Scaled proposals wiI
be received Ee-e until IL o'clock April u tOO1
furnishing are extnsushers and hose blank forms tr
bidding and specifications can be obtained This once
Government reject or accent any - ~,
bids. Proposals be slsneT uy bidder iTri,s5 AZ
sealed and addressed
Proposals for Fire kXIlGuishers Hose ~ b.
Depot O NJ 49, - . -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
DROPOSAI.S FOR ORDNANCE sJ-PpTIFs

,oo WsteTt9wn Arsenal WateTtoMa, Mass. April L.
hardware, fuel lumber leather. paints oils &c durt1s
ending June 80 1906. will ba here unt
p NJ. May IL. l90S Information furnished on anDiic,
tion TO MAJ. IRA MscNU UTT. Ord Dept. Condg 'FN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n =

Washington. T. g., April tT. sealed pr,,rrsa1
WI vi & es rsGeiyed az nis enlce until ~ O'clock NJ Nav
~! lsS ls sewers m the District Coluni-
obtained az tns odee The rGkt reserved 10 rStsc
and all bids or parts OF bids HENRY T ~ ~
FARLANp. HENRY /. WEST. JOHN RiDDI n ~
missioner. u. q. -.-Nu- NVul-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:14 Sunset rises Moons are ,s
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 300 Island 9:l9 Hell Gate II 10
PMsandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 9:4S Hell Gate II 56
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
IN s ENGINEER OFFICE NEWPnRr -

Apr 90 t9O1-Sealed proposals for dredging in Nev,
Bedford Har3oI Mass VIII he received here until II
nation furnished on application. J. II. WILLARD ~
Col, A@'-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns are
recommended 70 the readers OF The Tribune
thoroughly reliable. business he done by
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

'Yucatan Nassau. April 1s.......... .Ward
City of Atlanta savannah, April h.. Savannah
Galveston. April Mallory
SUNDAY. APRIL D.
SNederland- Antwerp April 1.........Red Star
'Ia Bretagne Havre April French
Camatense Barbados, April Booth
MONDAY. APRIL "a.
"Cretic Naples April White star
"Kroonand. Antwerp. April Is. star
HSatendam. Rotterdam, April HoIland-Ar1
Caracas Porto Cabelo. April Red
'Mongolian.. Glasgow April Anchor
Minnehaha. London, April Atlantic
FL Paso Orleans, April Morgan
TUESDAY, April. %.
"Kronprtnz Wilhelm. Bremen. April 1S........N G Iloyd
'F'urnessia Glasgow April 10 Anchor
Abenga. Hamburg, April -Hamb-Am
Bordeaux. April French
Satsuna- Agters April Barber
"Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
Proposals.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW YORK
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICEA
ALBANY, April 18th, 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived until twelve O'Clock noon Tuesday, May 2nd
1895 at the Adtutant Generals ONCE state Arsenal th
Avenue and S5th street. New York CITY for making re-
pairs in the Engineer Department Of the U. 5. 5
.AILiESEiN, the yards Of the Burlee Dry Dock
Company. Port Richmond. Staten Island
Cost Of towing the yards OF the BuTee Dry
Dock Company Port Richmond Staten Island, the
works OF the be without the state
Proposals must be made for the whole Of the work. and
also upon separate items
All the repairs. alterations and other
form TO the specifications be the ONCE OF the
Adjutant General. s. y Y, New Arsenal.
7th Avenue S5th Street New York CITY. where a
complete copy Of The specifications De had ap
plCation.
All ths repairs, alterations and other be
inspected before acceptance The right
10 reject accept any all bids part thereof
All bids be sealed addressed Adutant Gen
eral. state New York, Avenue and 35th street
New York Ciuy and plainly marked BIDS FOR RE-
PAIRS TO L. 5. S. AILEIENI.' -
NELSON H. HENRY,
Adjutant General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

/ IIDElTV Theatre. Matinee Saturday Evgs Sis
Eaodm.a y. aIs!oa r..y The EDUCATION Of MR PlPp
/ by Augustus Thomas With DLGBY BELL.
urIU VnDE Theatre. Prices 25 so. Is. 100 Evsts
/ NAV VUnA Pop. Mat Wed Regular MAJ Sar
5s9assa asa5s % PRINCE OF PlLSENI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-01
r. LaFOunt & Co.
3S Center Street IS


Consumption runs in our family,
and through II lost my mother"
writes +. Il. Reid, of Harmony. Me.
For lte past i've years, however, on
the slightest sign OF cough or cold, |
have taken DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, which has saved me
from serious lung trouble" His mother
was sad loss for Mr. REID, but he
learned that lung trouble must not be
neglected, and how to cure it. Quick
est relief and cure for coughs and
colds. Price SOC and Sl.0O; guaranteed
at Ritter Bros, Drug 90. Trial bottle
Tree
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-01
Snail Months--No "R,s"

The season of the snail in France
Us that Of the oyster IN this country
for 1t is in favor with connolsseurs
only when the month contains the let.
Yer r mat Is to say, from September
10 April. And II is especially in the
cold months of winter that tbir
greasy sarlicky tit-bit is appreciated
and consumed by the natives OF
France. But there is no absolute close
season, for the snail is made a peren.
NAL by being preserved alive in IFS
'heii and SO It can be bought and
eaten during the hottest months o,
summer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-01
WEBSTER "A GREAT ANIMAL
Wonderful Orator Seemed Half Asleep
When IRVINE a Case


81 heard him once in Faneul hall
Boston Every man In the audience
and the hall was crowded--gave one
shout Of applause ar what Everett
said The subject | have entirely for.
gotten, but this fact | remember"
says writer in the Critic. inqulr.
ed il he had ever heard Webster pro
ducc such an effect on an audience.
He said never; but he had only heard
Webster in court: II was in defense Of
celebrated criminal--perhaps the
bnOeniN bank cose in Boston. mt
Webster seemed in semidream. |
thought him half asleep for he had
lcavy state, taking little notice of
That went on In court William De
'on, a brisk young man, sat near him
and furnished him with law books and
papers and acted as If he were there
to keep Webster awake, There were
three judges on The bcnch-probably
Judge Shaw and TWO Others-Oue on
1ch side of nim They watched Web
HtCr closely, for IL would not do to
neglect what he might say He, on
The contrary, appeared 10 take no ac-
count Of other persons, as II his mind
were anywhere but there. ! Iancied
he was thinGing what his next polii.
cal move should be. lie was re,
markable man to look at-fnr other
han the ordinary run OF mon--l sur
pose the most remarkable American In
his aspect that ever was seen. They
thought so in England, where they
stopped to look after him in the street
But he was heavy-a great animal, in
VOWED IN his own dreams and paying
little attention TO what went on
around him"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-01
Influenee Of LInht and parkness.

A biological laboratory was estab-
lished in the catacombs, near Paris.
in 1896, for the purpose of observing
the influence OF light and darkness
lpon different animals, In crustaceans
the gray pigment gradually disap'
pears, the eye is modified in its fore
part, and the organs of smell, touch
and taste increase until they are
tripled in size, Fish in the dark lose
their color and grow but half as large
as they would in the light
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-01
PERRYs MISSION TO JAPAN.
Presidents Letter in 1853 courtes
Japsns FRIENDSHIP,

Japan's Friendship.
The letter which Commodore Perry
bore from our government to the mi
kado asked for mutual treaty The
original instrument was drafted in
May 1851, by Daniel Webster, then
secretary of state. and was signed by
President Fillmore There It rested.
In November. 1862, Mr. Webster's sue.
cessor, Edward Everett, fished II out
Of the department pigeon holes. took
II to pieces and refashioned IL. says
Century. Three copies were prepared
and were splendidly engrossed in E:=
lish, Dutch and Chinese. These were
lnclosed together in a sumptuous gold
case and, TO make the whole present
ment still more Impressive to the Jap.
anese mind the gold case was Gu.
shrined in a Golfer Of rosewood.
The document inuusted to Commo.
dore Perry asked Of the Japanese
court two thinG,, fIieudship and traie
first and foremost, friendship, for
the safety OF our scamen, Many a
hapless crew lad been driven into
their ports by storm or wrecked or
hcir rocky coast, escaping the peril
Ell the dCCp only to be welcomed by
hose truculent islanders 10 a dungeon
or cage on shore. This wrong must
be stopped AT all hazards And H. in
addition, we could persuade Japan 10
enter friendly relations of trade the
two countries by mutual interchange
OF productions, might each promote
its own prosperity and the welfare OF
the other 1t IVES Thought that oyion
tails might see that as Well as Yankees
In the end they did, But IL cannot be
said that Japan any more than an
oyster, every really yoarned to be
opened