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New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
SECRETARIES OF WAR FOR AUGUST.

Washington, July 2S.-Assistant Secretary Oliver.
who has been Acting Secretary OF War since the
departure OF Secretary Taft for the Philippines.
will spend August with his family at Murray Bay.
near the mouth of the St Lawrence River While
he is away his vacation Lieutenant-GeneraI
Chaffee. chief of staff, viii serve Secretary of
War until August 10. when he will start for Paris
to witness the manOeuvreS OF the French army.
During the remainder of the month. and until the
return of General Oliver AIajor-GeneraI Bates as
sistant chief of staff, will perform the duties OF
the department
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
Mr.. sALFouR ENTERTAINs MR.. LODGE

London July 2S.-Premier Balfour gave lunch
con at the House Of Commons to-day in honor Of
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,. The party in
cluded Lord Miner, former British High Commits
sioner in South Africa: Austen Chamberlain. Chan
celor of the Exchequer; Gerald Balfour, president
of the Local Government Board and John r. Car
ter, secretary of the American Embassy.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

The College Widow company left here ysstsr-
day on special train bound for Chicago. where
the season will open at the Studebaker Theatre on
Monday night. This is the first OF the Henry W
Savage attractions 10 begin its season The com
pany Is the that which presented the
Gesfge AIDE play at the Garden Theatre last year
and Includes Dorothy Tennant Gertrude Quinlan,
Ida Mcmillan Frederick Truesden. T. Bersstord
Hollis and Edwin Holt
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
THE TALK UF THE DAY.

There is a great and little known natural bridge
twenty miles southwest of Douglass. Wyo., where
La Piele Creek breaks through the foothills of the
Laramie Mountains. In the span of it's arch 1T is
said to be the greatest in the world is $50 feet
wide and IS feet above the water. The stream
flows through canyon nearly one thousand feet
deep The bridge is a ledge of rock near the bot
tom Of the canyon. Doubtless the water
flowed the ledge, but in process of time found
softer material below and it's way through,
making the bridge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
MR.. LOOMS LORD LANsDowNE's GUEST.

London July 2S-Francis B. Loomis, Assistant
Secretary OF State. a guest OF Lord Lansdowne
at luncheon to-day. Mr. Loomis will sail for home
on the American Line steamer New-York. from
Southampton, tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
ADusemeuts.


AERIAL GARDENS $50 Lifting the Lag and The
Whole Damn Family.
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-3-5-7:so-e-Bo War
<sONEY ISLAND - Dreamland Luna Park - Bostock 3
Animal
EDEN NUSEE-Worid tn Wan.
EAAIMERSTEIN'S PARADISE ROOF GARDENS-S:l5-
HERIEsD SQUARE THEATRB-2.i5-s:IS-Th ROluck-
ing Girl.
-2.l6-S:15-Fsntana
MANHATTAN B5ACH-S-s:So-vandevf Csrnivsis-
S:l5-Paius Port Arthur-Grand Fireworks.
NEw-YoRK ROOF AND wISTARIA GRoVD-s;so-
Vaudeville
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
kAIsER's VISIT TO COPENHAGEN.

Copenhagen. July 2S-It is semi-oficiaIIy an
nounced that Emperor William will arrive here on
the afternoon of July 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
Among those sailing to-day on ths
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH ARseNlousi

One word in the English language in which tn
vowels occur in regular sequence is ''faceuous."
there OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Post-E,xpress
Ever hear OF the word 'abstemioUs'' 7-(CTevelan
Leader.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
SPEAKER CANNON NoN-comMIrTAL

Washington. July 2s--Speaker Cannon arrived IN
the city to-day for brief stay. He refused 70
give his views OF possible legislation in case an
extra session OF Congress is called
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Clyde Fitch is due here to-day on the Celtic His
first work will be the staging OF his comedy, Her
Great Match" the rehearsals OF which viii begin
on August s. when the author viii read the play.
Miss Maxine Elliott will sail from Cherbourg on
August on the Kaiser Wilhelm IL The English
members or her company. Charles Cherry, Hodson
Iaylor and Miss Madge GirdlestOne. sailed last
saturday, Mr., Fitch will personally conduct the
rehearsals of the play.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

pania
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lord Alfred Davies ". P, and
Sexton Mrs. Davies.
Mr.. Mrs John w Dr. Mrs James Douglas.
Grtggs. John A Dorgherty.
Archbishop Glennon.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
SECRETARY SHAW TO SPEAK IN vIReINIl

Washington. July 2S-Secretary Shaw has accept
ed an invitation to address the Virginia Republican
State Convention at Roanoke on August s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Charles Frohman has signed a contract with
Jerome D. Kern by which he will have the ex-
elusive use OF all his work. Mr.. Kern Is to write
ana compose a certain number OF songs each year.
tiOns.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
On the ICELAND. sailing to-day. AZ

On the iceland. sailing to-day. are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills Mr.. Mrs Dorrance
Miss Mills. Evans.
General O. Malmros- W. A Nissan.
Mrs. c. C. o.
Alexander Gilcnrist. Mrs. Edward NJ.
J.. Burnett Glib. c. 3. Hedges.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Boston has novelty in stores practically open
all night Midnight orders received over the
telephone are attended to the first thing in the
morning. The plan ought to be popular with the
man who forgets to fulfil his wife's commissions.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Some of the governments agricultural experts
seem to have developed an uncomfortable pen
chant for farming the public.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
, sailing to-day. are:

On the Caledonia, sailing to-day. are:
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Pat Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo NJ
Claim
John Penn Brock. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Butler
Richard Bryce DR.. NJ Breen
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
Another Had of the Tenderloin. NJ

Another Had of the Tenderloin. Man of gi-
santic stature. fighting drunk. Starts to "clean
out the town. Tosses ordinary wayfarers into
the gutter as chaff. Presently runs against
policeman about half his size. Artistic club play
for a minute. Man OF gigantic stature lying on
curbstone, with policeman sitting his head
Next morning man of gigantic stature, ar
raigned in police court, "weeps like baby,
Three dollars. Twas ever thus. Recall e. g.,
Bret Harte's classic Thompson of Angels and
the manner in which the Crested Jayhawk of
the Mountains stampeded into the chaparral
by the Baldheaded Snipe of the Valley.
Governor Higgins has done well in advising
the State Water Supply Commission to direct its
first efforts toward satisfying the needs of this
city Nowhere in the State the need be
more urgent.
Edison continues TO talk in the same hopeful
strain about his nickel-iron- and-potash storage
battery that has characterized his discussions Of
the subject for more than four years. First one
unexpected obstacle and then another has
hampered his progress, but he sticks manfuly
to the task of completing the invention to his
own satisfaction He says that the battery
will be ready next October" When he can
substitute the past tense for the future in these
expressions both he and the industrial world
will have occasion for congratulation. If an
accumulation that is really lighter and more
durable than the one at present employed in
driving automobiles is put the market. 1t
ought to find large field of usefulness.
China seems to think S1O0 100000 is a nloder-
ate rent bill for the back lot which japan and
Russia used for duelling purposes.
1t may be that the Turkish Sultan really be-
lieves his life spared from assassination the
other day as token Of divine reward for the
blessings of good government which he bestows
upon his people: but to adapt famous remark,
If he can believe that he can believe anything
Some Of the governments agricultural experts
seem to have developed an uncontrollable pen
chant for farming the public
Boston has a novelty in stores practically open
all night. Midnight orders received over the
telephone are attended to the first thing in the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29
THEN AND NOW.


Chiler than cellar
Couldn't do a lick.
Got Go so some w@tda chilIs issr an II fever en-?
Take rest. and here's pill
How's the missis an the kid?''
You'd be out the next day. brother,
Workn' like you never did!
Now. though. when a feer
Gets played OUT why he
CDoc) comes in his yeler
Auto" togged up sweller
Calmly tells YOU: Hum! fear
Pendicits symptoms here!
Like streaked hghtnin' into bed"
From the worry in yer head.
Detroit Tribune.
Sir John Madden. the Chief Justice OF Vic
toria, has hit upon a new way of making things
interesting for "old offenders" He adds up all
their previous terms in Jail and gives them the
total their The other day he sentenced
a criminal nine years and one month, his aggregate
record.
Chemist Ito poor woman)-You must take this
medicine three times day after meals.
Patient-But. sir, seldom get meals these ard
Chemist passing to next customer)-Then take 1t
before.-(Glasgow Times.
The London Express is authority for the state
ment that among the latest inventions patented is
a contrivance which is to be fitted to the ordinary
sewing machine, and which will fan and massage
the operator while at work. The fact that the
operator has to furnish the power to run the at
tachment may rob it of some of its charms.
Timkins-I hate that fellow Plantem- He is al
talking shop.
Simpkins- the undertaken
Timkins-Yes. Every time meet him he asks
after my health.-(Detroit Tribune.
During a visit in a Massachusetts, town Jacob A
Riis was asked by gaunt. funereal sort OF chap
what he should say by way of introducing him to
the assemblage. oh" replied Mr., Riis. in a
spirit of levity. SAY anything you like. Say am
the most distinguished man in the country. They
generally do" Whereupon his serious minded
friend marched upon the stage and calmly an
nounced that he did not know this Rils whom
he was charged to introduce. and had never heard
of him He tells" he went on with never a
wink that he is the distinguished citizen in
the country You can judge for yourselves when
you have heard him.
HOT WEATHER NUISANCE.
I admit the heats terrific
And my nervous system shocks
II is quite. TO be specific
Hot enough TO roast
I'd prefer II rather coolish;
Still. I'd bravely bear my lot
But for that confounded. foolish,
Time worn question. Amt IL hot?
Certainly it is prostrating-
Like a burning furnace fire.
Don't ! know It's suffocating?
Look and see how perspire!
Still, l nobly would endeaVor
To endure II were IL not
For the idiot who
Comes and gurgles. Amt II hotT'
Even were the weather colder.
should feel the concern.
With Internal heat I'd shoulder.
Still with passions flame I'd burn.
Dog days make me boil and bubble
Bad enough, but. tell YOU what.
They don't give me half the trouble
-tcyhicago News
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

China seems to think S1OOOOOOO0 is a moder-
ate rent bill for the back lot which japan and
Russia used for duelling purposes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Governor Higgins has done well in advising
the State Water Supply Commission to direct it's
first efforts toward satisfying the needs Of this
city. Nowhere in the State can the need be
more urgent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Mrs Astor who arrived from Europe on Tues
dav. went Yesterday on the midday train to New
port, where she will take possession OF BeecnWoou.
her villa in Belevue-ave. Mrs Astor win re'iiS'"
at Newport until October. when she VIII return ="
New-York for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-29

Miss Frederica Webb goes to Bar harOo. -
Wednesday TO visit her cousin. Mrs Dave fie""on
Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
HEART.BR0KEN BECAUSE she
FAILED TO PASS EXAMINATIONS

the night. porting over her books.
aud II Just broke her all no when
she failet 10 get the right percent
age She wanted 50 badly 10 be
able 20 teach this year. when she
failed. you advised her and the
other unsuccessful girls ia 20 80 the
state n0rmAl That made her feel
tad again. for the rest Of The sirls
could al 20 The best SHE es1 do
IL 20 work hard ali DAY and study
ali night. but We are all trying 10
help her all we can. and II you'll
just cheer her up d Bit. think size
will take q little hope"
II was a very kindly hand that
the school superintendent laid upon
the shoulder Of the GIRL when Gun
nlngham had finished. and very DIFF
f.rent from the cold. formal advice
he had given the unsuccessful sp-
pllcanss whom he had addressed Of
fieially. we're the personal words OF
encouragement he spoke.
II little Miss Bessie Snyder needs
uew text books In the future and
cannot figure ont where she IL going
10 get the money 10 buy them with.
she will 20 10 the county superin-
tendent's library and help herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
WILL PUT THE SCREWS
ON YOUR UNCLE SAM

WAHHtNGToN. sept g. Wash -
inEton opinion IL not unmiudful that
the new Canadian tariff move uu-
gurs no good FOR the American man
ufaetuftf. The commission which
has been appointed to report TO the
Canadian parliament n plan Tor re
vihins the present tariff scheme sill
make a report which Ia itn effect.
viii pave the way for raising the
tariff wall a few more rows Of brick
| against the factories Of Uncle Sam.
The prevailing sentiment north Of
parallel - b. faf mote protection FOR
Canadian manufacturers. This SEN
timent IL a result largely 81 the
wonderful increase In recent years
Of the Canadian manufacturing bus
mess
Canada Tor Canadians ia the key
note 81 the present policy. one Of
the arguments iu favor Of the new
Governmeut-oW railroad the
naw Grand Trunk Pacific trans
continental which will run from the
Atlantic 60 the Pacific. aud which
will cost $3.50. 900 900. was the use
which such "a road would be In at
fufding. eastern manufacturers
cheaper transportation 10 their mar
ket ln the west.
Ia order 90 accomplish the new
Canadian tariff revision without an
oueu declaration nt the start tn
favor ~ higher or. lower duties. the
exrsdient 81 maximum and mint
mum tariff has been put forward.
iiY thiH device parliament passes =
htll which fixes the low and the high
point al which the duties may be
placed ON every article. and leaves
90 the executive branch 81 the gov
eminent the discretion 10 raise or
lower the duties on specific articles
against any foreign country. ac-
cafdinE as that country IL friendly
or the reverse Ia lie duties against
Canada.
The Canadian commission will re-
port a tariff bin with the minimum
mates certainly not lower than the
present Canadian tariff They Ger
tainiy viii not be lover on any Of
the important staples u trade with
the states" en- the other hand
the maximum wiii - considerably
higher than the present schedules
Thus Iaurier viii stand armed
with big stick" when he next
speaks softly To the United States
on The subj jet Of more amlabie trade
relations between the sister roun-
tries. The passage Of the maximum
and minimum bli will be followed
closely BY a request far reciprocity
with the United states. Of. 30 make
" specific. Tor lower duties on coal.
ores. lumber and grains cent 10 the
states
Aa these requests VIII be refused
wide coal trust. lumber trust. II al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
ny NAN BYxBEE.

Pretty. hesrt-broken and rs. Miss
Bessie Snyder. OF West Seattle
f,ood before County Superintendent
Of Schools Story. Tuesday morning,
with her handkerchief 90 her eyes
and trying 10 control her trembling
lips.
She was not hsartbroken over q
love affair.
II was quite another matter.
She haa failed 10 pass the exam
nation required before she could he
come a teacher in the public schools.
And her tears were not merely
tears 81 hurt pride or Of an empty
ambition thwaried. Whether she
passed or failed In those enamin-
atoms meant a lot 10 her. Just how
much ~ meant to her. James Gun
nlnEham. % West Seattle, who had
come In with the girl. told the
- heol superintendent In low voice.
That poor child" said Cunning
ham. has been working out and
earning her beard and clothing all
the time she has been getting her
schooling. she ~ helping In cur
family nos. She studies away into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
"JEFFRIES," SAYS Mr.. BRITT
"SILER," INSISTS Mr.. MEL SON

SAN FRANCISCO. sept 6.-with
only four DAYS remaining before
they enter the ring. Britt and Mel
son are already In the finest shape.
being practically down 10 weight.
but the question Of the referee II
not yet settled. Nelson insists that
Jeffries cannot referee. and will
hold ont for Sller TO the end. Slleg
arrived AZ Salt Lake this morning.
and will referee the schreek- Willie
fight there tonight. He arrives here
Friday. There Is no doubt OF his
acceptance ~ selected. but Britt re-
fuses to have him, believing he can
induce Nelson TO again consent 10
the selection Of ieffries in ease they
can come 90 terms with the ex-
champion in the matter Of his fee.
Nelson says he viii never consent.
The betting continues this morning
10 to Z. with Britt the favorite. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
by NAN BYxBEF.

John Coffee. OF South Seattle
aged 55. and on the way to the
court house 90 be married. came
near losing $40 on Second avenue,
Tuesday morning.
Ida Hoyt Graham. aged IS. the
bride. accompanied him. The two
were walking happily along. a smile
on the face Of the white haired
bride. and the bridegroom. despite n
wooden substitute for his lett leg.
walking briskly. Suddenly there
was a musical sound from tile side
walk. and bystan1ers observed a
shower Of BOLD and silver pouring
from the trouser-leE OF the bride
groom. whose pocket had burst. The
coins were rounded un aud the
couple went on 60 the court house
where judge Morris hounl them to-
gether for better or uagle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

Cause. The comma bacillus"
The bacillus a slightly curved rod Of microscopic size
The bacillus discovered by Koch IN 1888
quite resistant 10 cold. but ia rapidly destroyed BY
drying or boiling.
The bacillus Is usually confined the lnesnes Of
1t affects the system by poisoning Il
Cases Of cholera with nausea. reuahnes ana
chilly sensations
This is followed frequent dlarrbea. vomt-
ing and vertigo
In from one sir buzznE palptaon 81
the anroun face ana
biueuesH Of whole surface superven-
the stomach and In the region Of the heart are oen
and occur In the calves and
patient suffers continually from thirst
Temperature remains at b degrees. and the pulse seldom
exceeds 100 Respiration increases.
There ia discharge In appearance Ike rice water from
the bowels
Patient sinks a then into eomatose
condition.
This may be followed by death sudden
which be followed by eonyaeacenee fatal uHeon-
about 80 fatal or more severe
about 90 cent
Care nursing smuants opium asiringenta used
solution An-cholera innocnaon has been attempted
with partially sueeessfu effect
Cholera IL infectious dis
spread food contaminated BY discharges from
the bowels Of cholera sufferers
The United States had a cholera epidemic 1892 II
United States and thence spread
the Pacific New Orleans
1865
in the OF New York in 1882 broaFf
Hamburg The United States found In the Pitt
ipplnea In 1893
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
NE WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ANY
MORE ABOUT TORN POCKETS

As the bridegroom laid a neat -
upon Judge Morris desk. after the
ceremony. no related his experiences
and turned his pocket inside out 10
exhibit the hole through which the
money had escaped.
I've had holes like that In my
pocket all my life. Judge" said he,
and the other day came TO the
conclusion that | was foolish. That's
how came 10 AJAX Ida here 20 be
my wife. and now I won't have 20
worry over tue pocket problem any
more"
The whlte-haired bride smiled
with an air OF importance. aud her
bright blue eyes twinkled mis-
chleyously.
NO. indeed" said she. Just to
mako sure that any money don't
slide through the holes. Judge. I'll 10
through his pockets every night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

the premier WI At once soak the
United states with the maximum
rates on agricultural implements
md the general line 81 manufactures
which goes from the United States
across the western Canadian border
That is where the pinch Will come
fof the American manufacturer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

/ short enders are laying small bets
at this price. but no big wasers
are recorded. The sale Of seats 10
heavy and the receipts will be the
creates, ever drawn by a San Fran
cisco house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
MORE cH0LERA

BERLIN.S3ept 5.-Tbe Ufnelai
Bulletin al ounces II new caaeS9Of
cholera and one death. making The
total II cases ard q deaths. A few
eases we're reported throughout tho
empire, Additional physicians
have eeen assigned 10 fight tho
plague fI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

NEW ORLEANS. Sept DR..
Philip Berge. a we'll known local
phyhlctan. was arrested on charge
Of having failed to report two yell
low fever cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 5-The
business session began today Ut the
National Association Of Letter Car
rlers. Among the matters 10 be
acted upon are change of rates
Of the Mutual Benefit association OF
the organization. and a proposition
10 found a home for sick aud super
animated letters carriers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.--Jaz
J. Jeffries wired this morning that
he would accept a $1,000 Zee for ref
ereeing the Brit-Nelson fight. lie
demanded s. 0oo at first.