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New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
urCH SOCIAL G4YETY.

paris is lust now at the very height OF SaHety-
Among the society leaders those most prominent
IN entertaining the American Ambassador anu
Mre Mccormick are Comt2sse Jean de Castei-
lane who gave a musical soTee and pan at
tended nv the Ambassadors of the United
states Germany. Great Britain and Austria
snd prominent men and women or letters
fashion and music. Mr.. and Mrs. FERDINAND
T2l,tn,enthal gave dinner yesterday to the Am
hassador and Mrs. Mccormick Among those
v,bo came 10 meet them were Count To-nielli.
-be Italian Ambassador; Count and Countess oe
Il pochefoucauld Nine. Madeline Lemairo, Mile.
I aroaire Miss Fanny Reed and Mrs. and Miss
sprackIes Among the centres of social ACTIVITY
tr the omen air with the features of musical DIN
ne-s and dances is the Puteaux Island Clup'
where the cotillons are skilfully led by Vicomte
and Viscomtesse Leon de jane. Among the
Americans who have been present are MI anu
Mrs Rache Mrs Livingstone and MISS CaiN-
eron. Among the Americans appearing at the
Polo CIu, are Mrs. Bradley Martin IT. MIS-
Henry t2idgway. Mrs Sorchan. Mrs Greeer anu
Mrs Roberts. Mr. Heber Bishop has arrived In
Paris after an automobile tour of Germany ana
France. Mr.. Grenville Kane and Miss Kane have
left Paris 10 join the yacht Ailsa at Southamp-
ton Mr and Mrs. ogden Armour after automo-
billing in Normandy have started for England
Mrs. z. NJ Bishop Miss Elizabeth Bishop and
Mrs John Bell are making a trip in Touraine IN
their 40 horsepower automobile. Pierre LoriI!ard
Ponalds mas lust been elected member OF the
C,ercle Rovaia his sponsors being Comte du Luart
and Frank Riggs Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S Red
rnond are among the latest arrivals from Lon
don and Mr and Mrs. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant'
after an automobile trip in Normandy and nc
ardy, have started for England C.I b 80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
ORDAINED AT ROME.

Rome. June 17.-Cardnal Respighi. Vicar OF
Nome this morning ordained a number OF new
priests in the Church of st. John Lateran they
included Ambrose Dore and J. Supple, of Boston;
coonerfand I F,ckerrode of Baltimore; ]. Dew
lin of Newark N j.; D. Mulcahy and j; Wof; OF
Dubuque Iowa: r. Nol, Of indianapolis; j. EnglisiI
and " NlIgent Of St Louis. and l. McGinnls. OF
New-York The American episcopacy was repre-
Eenfed an the ceremony by the Right Rev. Eugene
4 -. Eishnr Of Altoona. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18


as a sanitary measure rather than de-
velopment Of municipal trading. 1t will be
municipal brand of milk by virtue of systematic
inspection If all the children of Leeds cry for
It, the supply win be enlarged by the purchase of
additional farms.
ment at Huddersfield for the prevention OF in
fant mortality. has received sympathetic letter
from President Roosevelt. James Dalrymple's s
conclusion that municipal ownership cannot
succeed in America unless local government be
taken entirely out of politics has been received
with hearty approval at the general meeting Of
the Institute. of Municipal Treasurers at Ports
mouth. Returns from seventyone boroughs
presented to that council have shown that. ex-
cept in "a single instance local rates have been
reduced by contributions to various undertake
ings controlled and managed by town corpora
tions.
The Thames boat service was restored to-day
by the London County Council. with the Prince
of Wales as master of ceremonies under gray
sky +.
TO RESTORE BRINGTON CHURCH.
Lord Spencer has opened his country house AT
Althorpi for bazaar in aid of the fund for the
restora ton of Brington Church, where his an
cestors are buried in splendid mortuary chapel
at this Northamptonshire church, where lies the
dust of the sreat-great grandfather of other an
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
NO NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

Horal Mail Steam Packet Company, in an inter
view with representative of The Associated
Press to-day said the report that the company
CONTEMPLATED placing line of passenger steamers
heTveen So1Ithanpton and New-York was errone-
Gus He added that this service was ALREADY more
+1sn nroxided for and mis- company would not at
tempt TO compete with the big concerns now en-
in hat TTad
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
SURVEYOR GENERAL MUST BE ENGINEER

washington June 1T.-Secretary Hitchcock has
informed the supporters of ". G. Lewis who was
designated by the Republican members OF Con-
rass from colorado for the office of Surveyor
General of that State, that Mr. Lewis cannot be
sppointed because of his want of qualtficauons
He takes the position that the surveyor Gehefal
should be a practical engineer
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
WATCHING FOR ANARCHISTS.

Naples. June 1.-THE police have taken steps 10
hoard and watch the Cuuard Line steamer Pan
ncnia on her arrival here from New-fork, whence
she sailed 6. n order 10 identity and posi-
blE arrest he two alleged anarchists, tSdoardo oe
Pasquale and Ferdinando Corciope OF Paterson
y J.. who said to be passengers on poaId the
a..nonia It is asserted here that the TWO men
viii be charged with conspir.ng against the lie OF
King Victor Emmanuel.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

expects to close the case in a short time Arrer
the hearing IL stated that Mr Aroyo. a
Venezuelan. who acted attorney fo- MeYeade
testified as to the circumstances. of the Mercado
claim. but he not aware that Mr., I.ooIois was
I'm any way connected with IL. Following Nfr
Aroyo's testimony. Secretary Taft heard state
ments and counter statements from Mr.. Bowen and
Mr. Loomis which were in their nature argu-
msntRtiye.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
AN IRISH WARSHIP.

London. June 1.-THE battleshp Hibernia- and
the armored cruiser Achilles aggregating Se.eoV
tons were added to the British NavE to-day The
EIyhernia was built at Davenport Dockyard. AS be
Ats her name she will be manned far as possible
Nv Irishnen and fly an ensign which is the gifI OF
Ireland The Achilles which was Iauncheu at Els
arick Is Of the Duke Of Edinburgh type.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
PROGRESS IN RoWEN-LooMIs CASE.

Washington, June 17.-Secretary Taft returned 10
washington to-day and heard additional witnesses
In the Bowen-Loomis controversy. The Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
DOWNRIGHT 1905, by The Tribune Asscciation.)
..--.~.sa, 81 lrrerci, t,sfls The Irihune.l


PARIS June l7-Premier Rouvier continues to
ec4 IN the double capacity of Minister OF For
oien Affairs and of Finance The persons With
rboro he is in most frequent consultation are
Emile Bourgeois. Jules Cambon and Senator's
No rrevcinet and Destourneiles de Constant.
1or the last ten days Theodore Roosevelt has
,o.1, the popular hero in Paris All hearts are
With him in his efforts to bring about an armis-
,;ce President Roosevelt's portraits appear in
all the leading papers Ranked by those of the
car and the Mikado Nevertheless. the news
.-oro Tsarskoe- -Selo indicates that Russia IS by
m means prepared to accept conditions that
,-orn Japan's standpoint would insure a lasting
,esce. For instance. CASTOR Leroux, correspond
ar, If the "Matirl," telegraphs interview with
. Russian statesman whose thinly disguised de-
scrsp1ion reveals the personality Of NJ DE "ltte'
,bo saws lit seems to me almost certain that
,reat. decisive battle must be fought in Man
,,,ria before it is possible to open negotiations
re+ rs suppose General Linevitch beaten I'm
+5en. Even after such defeat we could aban-
aon Nanchtlria. Liae-Tung. Port Arthur, the
tIIsrhin railroad. and even consent to war in
5or,nitv, But what we absolutely refuse is the
s;srnantiernent of Nladivostok and the cession
~ tbe Saghalien Islands, We are willing TO dis
c,,ss all other points except these two In case
-. mar continues after the defeat of General
1.,evitch We will leave Vladivostok to its own
esources which according 10 all competent
;,,dpes will enable it 20 hold out for twelve
-,onths We should then retire with the remain
sa- of orr troops TO Siberia. This would make
she war a truly national and patriotic war, and
.,-.-,1,,. etreperheu the Gar"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
WHY WASH
OUT THE
STOM ACH?

MAN-A-cEA the MANGANESE NaturaI
Spring Water: Simple. Tasteless, Absolutely
Harmless; (not a Furgative Water) Dislodges,
Dissipates. and Carries the Mucus through the
Natural Channels, Immediately restores Good
Digestion and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
PRINCESS M4RGARET,s WEDDING

The court functions at Windsor have been
favored by brilliant weather A good many
d,lkes and earIs and several members OF the
Cabinet were absent from the garden party, and
since the court circular took no note of them. they
themselves announce, among the social para
praphs their regrets at being unavoidably pre-
vented from obeying the royal command The
ARRANGEMENTS for Princess Margarets wedding
were carried out with precision, except that the
King and Queen were fifteen minutes late ana
the bridegroom kissed the brides hand when he
met her In front of the altar. Two Americans,
the Duchess of Marlborough and the Duchess of
Roxburghe, stood close together throughout the
caremonv The marriage is a popular one In
England and the Norwegian kilograms received
by the bridal couple encourage the hope that
they nay not lose the award Of half of the future
kingdom The FShedive who ranked at the wed
ding as a sovereign, not a Viceroy, enter
tanned last night by the Earl Of Londesborough.
The King and Queen attended the brilliant re-
ception to-day at Devonshre House after the
wedding of Lord Derbys with Lord Cos
fords daughter. There is large house party
st windsor over Sunday.
All the country houses around Windsor are
fuII for the Ascot, yet the opera at Covent Gar
don 4. a-owded for the fine performance OF
"p oroeo and Juliet" as It has been every night
or the week The theatres are also thronged by
American tourists. Nine. Simone lie Bargy has
shown herself q great artist in acting with
c.eorre Alexander al the st. Jamess Theatre,
and Mime Maeterlinck has been singing her hus-
hands songs at the Criterion Theatre, and re-
m,nd,ng her audiences of Sarah Bernhard
I MUNICIPAL MILK FOR LEEDS.
The latest invention OF municipal socialism is
co-noration milk. Leeds has acquired small
d.,rv farm. where cows can be inspected by
health officers and veterinary surgeon. and
,n;,,, sold with minimum risk OF infection The
-e,orr,ers assert that municipal milk is logical
ax municipal water gas or electric light, which
are sources OF profitable trading. The Leeds cor
porat,on will try the experiment In sEnA way
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
AMBASSADOR REID BUSY.

The American Ambassador is overrun with
visitors to the embassy, but is bearing the press
ure of the social season extremely well. The
Kings cordiality again noticeable at the
garden party at Windsor. where he had pro-
tracted talk with the Ambassador and also met
Mrs and Miss Reid. The Queen and the Prince
of Wales joined in giving them royal welcome
at Windsor. The Ambassador has been enter
tanning John Wanamalter, Elbrdge T. Gerry and
other Americans at Dorchester House, and at the
end of the week is taking luncheon with the
Duchess of Albany and dining with Mr.. Henry
TayIor He Will go to Ascot at least for two
davs and spend a week at Lord Charles Beres-
ford's after the Pilgrims dinner. This affair
has grown so large that Clarfdge's has been sub
stituted for the Savoy in order to accommodate
over three hundred guests. While Lord Roberts
will preside the health of the Arpbassador will
be proposed by Mr.. Baifour, Mr.. Chamberlain or
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Sir George
white Sir Henry Irving, General Stewart L.
Woodford and Colonel Henry Watterson are
likely TO be among the speakers
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
Cures Where HI Else fd's
Catarrh of the Stomach,
Gastritis, Indigestion,
Cannot Retain Food,

Fermentation, Acidity, Gases, Pains. that Full
ness Lump. Distress After Eating, Nausea
You Can Stop Your Suffering To-day.
Recommended and for sale by Call for Booklet
PARK Taford N. Y Chandler & Rudd Co. Cleveland.
Hail & Lyon Proyfdence G. steyensor-e Co Pttsburg.
1o-s.s S.a.,f.- % rsalto S s. Boston.
B. 5. Thompson. washington Geo B hSVaIs fiiild-
= ~ rseci.s- q T-s C)-auge. Co. Detroit.
Es~o- ".
- 90 IsnoTss-er E. @. courren, Scranton.
CASINO Phar Atlantic City. David NICHOLSON 81 LOUIS
and sII Ffrrt Clsae and Druggists
BEN K CURTIS, General Aren't. i3 Stone 81. n I.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

time in sending plenpotentaries to Washing
ton, peace will ultimately be made in America
This is because the German Emperor is too
powerful TO have anybody in Europe except HIM
self the arbiter OF peace. President Roosevelt
unique figure on another continent may do
1t. The German Emperor, after forcbly remind
ing France that the Russian alliance has ceased
to protect her, has received the British refusal
to enter into conference respecting Morocco
While France is strengthened by this exhibition
Of moral support, Germany is irritated, and
something like impasse is created dam
gerous question. Cautious Englishmen do not
conceal their regret that German susceptibilities
We're not considered when the Anglo French
agreement made respecting Morocco Even
if the reports OF German aggressveness in de-
manding the withdrawal of French reinforce
n1ents from the frontier be exaggerated the at
mosphere of all Continental capitals is electric
with suspicion, and will remain until peace is
made by President Roosevelt between Russia
and. Japan. Clearly change of the govern
ment in England is not opportune at present,
nor is it a good time for the discussion of the
question of army scandals raised by Sir William
Buffers startling report OF the sale and repur-
chase of military stores in Africa after the war
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

HE catarrh may be OF
the bladder. the kid
4 neys, or any other
organ Of the pelvis.
These cases, have former
Iy been treated by local
treatment.
Irrigation. local applica-
tions. instrumental inter
ference, and a great many
other devices We're used.
A large number of the
profession, however, are
gradually reaching the con-
clusion that the best way
to treat these cases is by
some good internal catarrh
remedy that has the effect
of eradicating the catarrn
from the system.
This is exactly what Pc
:una will do. 1t does not
relieve temporarily, but
cures permanently.
Gratitude to Dr.. Hartman
and Pe-ru-na.
Mrs. A. L. Orrison, 1905
i. Franklin street, Rich
mopd. Va, writes.
After three months
trial OF your remedy, / am
cured of painful menstrual
ton.
After suffering untold
agony for three years, and
spending over a hundred
dollars and finding no re-
lief whatever. L began TAX
ing Peruna under the ad-
Vice which you so kindly
gave ME.
Il shall never cease to
be thankful for this, or
recommend Peruna TO all
women whom / find suffer-
ing from the above all
ment.
Il can now do all my
housework and take long
walks without the, least i'll
effect.
Words are inadequate
to express my gratitude to
For free medical advice az
man Sanitarium, Columbus,
Pelvic catarrh Had Mad
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Mrs. Fannie Henders
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! "a was in a wretched
with the troubles peculiar
<thing seemed black to me.
Il suffered with chror
~so nervous and irritable II
: If | was out of bed
%days after.
y 'I was no use to mySe
<expense.
( "Peruna relieved me
%hardly dared believe that
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Cure. Where All Else Fails
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
We are now receiving
and have for sale all the
leading, daily papers.
Wmted, Men and Teams.

| want,sCur or five meG with teams
and farm nachinery to make rice.crop
.ulext season; will hire by the month or
tby the acre, will make liberal con.
tcacts. Write or call on sne at Euneka
hotel, Wells La. A. 8. WELCB.
Parish cOronor, DR.. Fisher, came
over On. the aeon train Sunday to hald
AN inquest over the body of Simeon
lL.Nap,, colored, who was shot Satuf-
day night about II o'clock Gn a roE
which occurre6 at ball about three
miles north ofGtoWn.
Miss Edna Einlay of Iowa. sister
of Mrs. D. r. Read, came over to
Walsh on. the moon train Sunday.
Miss Einlsy will attend the Welsh
school this season and will make her
home with Prof. and Mrs ReaM.
Rev. j. E. Trica, Supt of the Bap.
fist Ofpkanage at Lake Charles will
fill the appointments OF Rev. Bnock at
the Baptist church Sunday.
The Welsh Normae Business tGnsti.
tute will anter upon its third Years.
work Oct. Both. Further annoGnce.
ment in next weeks journal.
M. L. Sloan is doing duty for the
Cooper Drug Co, Sidney Hubner hav-
ing resigned to enter school.
First-class service, prompt attention
to all orders, your patronage solicited.
Welsh Meat Market.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
Letter to Welsh Doctors.
Welsh, Louisiana

Welsh, Louisiana
Dearsir: For your house, no matter
what's the matter with tit isn't o
human you know-a prescription:
DEsOe lead. Apply with a
brush. from one to three eoats-get a
painter to do it.
Seven state chemists know all about
De4oe: have analysed it. report if
pure; will analyDe 1t occasion
ally. They buy it III the open
lnarket whenever they like.
,YoE know what the color and dry.
err are for: do you know what the lead
aad4Einc and oil are Cor: Mot being
painter, you may not cheese to know
but we Il tell you.
Load and.zinc and ,@ii rc0mbine tt
form a rubbery waferproe- coat tt
keesgut dampness. That's the wholt
business.
The oil would do id alone; lead-and
oil p.would do it, sashouts the zinc
zine, and oil, without tahe Lead; but thu
thres together are best, because the!
wear best.
WeSsay to you, '4ssat "a pain ter al
we d. say TO him. '+sat a DOCTOR
.everyn IAN to his trade. Can't all b'
painters and doctors: don't want to.
You will be more successful in q
prosperous looking hause: anil he ir
good health. Take good care of one
.anotlAe..
YGa,s truly
50 F. w. DEVICE. SCo.
The Lewis Lumber Co sell 0ur paint
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
Hollands For October.

The october number of Hollands
Magazine comes with splendid array
of good things for home readers. The
cover for the month is study in
grapes artistically done by Mrs. S. E.
Buchanan, who also contributes an
article, "The Fruit OF the Vine," for
this number.
Gibson Willets spent several years
rayeling in Europe and Asia as the
special representative of Golfers and
other periodicals. He has written a
series of articles for Hollands Maya.
zine, describing in detal some of the
customs and methods of living in for.
eign lands. The first of these articles
which appears in the October issue is
entitled "How They DO Things in
Russia" and the numerous illustra-
tions are made from photographs tax.
en- by Mr.. Willess while liz the empire
OF Che Gar.
"Bulbs for Spring and Winter
Blooming,' by VIM. ba,Gas. is speci-
al feature for the month and the arti.
Gle is superHy illustsated. Among
the other special articles, r. p. Hol.
land has a hVoting sketch dealing
with game ON the Texas coast: and
Frank Fl. Sweet tells how smelt are
caught on the coast of Maine. Ir
"Putlicity Without Rroft," Hester
Grey deals with a subject of particular
! interest to merchants land their EN-
plOyseS, and many shoppers will re
call experiences similar to those re
lated.
The stories for October includ,
"Shealbark Williams Reformation, ;
by Will Deaing Hornsday; jumping
Another's Claim" 'by Anna NJ. Dixon
IAN Echo of the lRosicrucians,' b,
Mrs lawrence Lewis: "A Halloween
Bride 10y Nellie ,Gravey Gilmore
: 1.-THE Fatal Five-Gent'Riece," by Jno
p. Gaekes; 1.-THE Reign of Marion, b,
Mary Lewis; 1.-The Fairy of Phook;
Spring." by Aarriett NJ. Collins an,
number of 'athers.
There are numerous Halloween sug
gestians and the fashion, fancy wor
and hlschen departments are full Q
helptGl hints.
Holland S Magazine, published a
Dallas, TeNas, is rapidly taking
high place in .magazinedom as IL,
) most fitting southern Representative
of magazine literature.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06

Sulphur.iowa, but Lake Charles
seemed to take q new lease of life and
at the close of the ninth inning the
score was + to 5 in their favor.
Thousands are sick every year
with some form of Bowel Complaint.
Thousands are cured by taking Dr.
SETH xE0NOLD'S BALM.
Warranted to give satistaltton by
Cooper Drug Co. Ltd.
Lionel Patterson, who is down with
typhoid fever, at the home Of his par
ents, on the Lacasine Irrigation Cos.
plantation, is reported somewhat bet
ter this week, and hopes ~are enter
tanned Cor his speedy recovery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 3O.-A repre-.
sentative of the International Harvest.
ef Company, better known as the Har.
vester trust, left today for New York,
to sail on an important mission to
Eusope. He is said to be authorized
to sign the necessary contracts and
make the necessary arrangements for
the establishment of several harvester
factories in the southern part oil
Sweden, in Germany and Austria.
The plan of the harvester company is
not only to save freight rates, but to
safeguard against the anti-American
tariffs, which will soon become oper.
alive in number of European coun-
tries.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06

,,,nerea anywhere it Welsh. 'Early
,,irprv, Bottles clean and sweet be"
:. milk Is put in then. Phone IS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
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c. orc IT, str u Il So"i'"'"N
cit" !. b"re. sauntn" W aiMI,',
IL BIC |. =. vie Il. - I"
vii" wa p smrnn,iinG VIA definite
ues and IN oDro3"li t. speed.
"I.4'lo. AUNT pilsey!" said the belle
nonclla'antly ''N'.:ey YOU gwine:'
"Whey gwiIc?" Queried the old
woman sharply. Whey you reckon
gwine2 / amt gwine. I done been
whey I gwine."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
Cruel.

Mabel (not in her first youth)-Ftrst
OF all he held my hands and told my
fortune, and then. Evie. he gazed into
my face ever so long and said he could
read my thoughts! Wasn't that clever
Of him, dear? Evie-Oh, I suppose he
read between the lines. darlins.-Punch.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-06
Coal! COali! t,Oali!!

! have a complete stock of coal,
wood and charcoal and will make a
price of $500 per ton on good steam
coal. The Grand Miras road is in
good condition for hauling. Phone 149.
G. B. Evans, Jennings, La.