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New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm reported to Siasconset az P m
yesterday $50 miles east OF Nantucket Lghtshp'
She is expected TO dock to-day about noon
The Carona reported to Sable Island at 6:2o a m;
when G04 miles east of SANDY HOOK she VIII
probably dock tomorrow about 1;3O a m -
The reported Sable Island at m yester
dsv when $50 miles station She will
probably dock to-day about 445 p.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these
recommended to the renders of The Tribune
Thoroughly reliable. and business be done By mai
with the advertiser With perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise 4s Sunset 73o Moon sets 1O47 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook IIOl Gov Island II 30 Hell Gate S5
PM-Sandy II 90 Gov Island 1887 Hell Gate lSV
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Public Notice.
no RAILROADS AND OTHER TRANSPo3

FI'O K31A41tOALDS MD VI E1fAts AA4AN>1e-
TATIOS COMPANIES. AND PROPRIETO2s q
$I4AUGHTERINCs MEAT CANNING. SATIN = ls-A.
ING, RENDERING OR SIMILAR ESrARLlsEial
Your attention is invited 70 the fact that ~, =
terms of the Meat Inspection tct approved June = &
person Arm corporation shall. on and afte- -
I. 1906 transport. offer fer tranSPortatol s1 Z
Fier OF interstate foreign coElneree sAai l5a1s
receive for transportation from enc state OF 1efr
the District OF Columbia. 20 another state o 80.
the District OF Columbia to aly place ~ -
try. any carcass parts thereof meat or Uss,
products thereof. which have not been hs7-ci'-
ancined and marked Inspected and Passed N .-,
with the terms OF the law, and with ne us
regulations prescribed by the Secretary ot @s.--
An exemption may he made by the SecretaTy q -.
culture OF retail butchers and retail dealers 1l s
meat food products. supplying their custoHleis
medium OF interstate or foreign commerce ne
provision If law ueCessitateS either the eslalls1l
Agriculture, on or before October J. let foI a. -
who expect offer meat OF meat food pTCducts fsS
portatton m interstate foreign on a.
that date. To enable the Department % OefelTll-
the necessary number Of inspectors, and % eltl
inspection or 10 grant exemption all persons. g:
corporations who do not have inspection e.,
deal in meat meat food products which are ls1
either IN interstate foreign commerce. are Ieq-
send Immediately TO the Secretary Of AsIicufus
and complete statement OF the amount Of meas el -
food products handled in interstate foreen So.
character Of the operations OF the estabhs1llal =
names Of the TrCprietOTS OF the -estabishmell e.
other information may be necessary TO eE21te u
Tetary Of Agriculture 20 determine whether llss-s
exemption should be Sran,ed--JAMES WILSuNs -
tary-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SUPREAlE COURT, APPELLATE DIvlslls

First Department. In the matter Of the app. =
the Board Of RAPID Transit Railroad CoulInis.ll-
the city OF New York for the sppOntn1enr or ~
misSiOnerS determine and report whether q Iel-
railway or railways for the COnveyance ana tias
OF persons and property. determines ol w.
ought be constructed and operated White lllas
route Notice is hereby given thar the underss
lam w. Niles. Edward H Healy and EdUaIQ =
having by order OF the appellate Division q
pTegne Court for the First Judicial Department. n
the above entitled matter the 21th Gay OF ~.
bearing date that day. been appointed ceill -
determine and report after due public hearing
railway railways mentioned in the petition 81 -
Roard, presented the said Appellate DlElsl- :
about the 2Sth day Of May 1876. and hiec IN -
the clerk Cf said court about the sall- o1-
to be constructed and operated do hereby elI 80
day. the 10th day July 1905. O'Clock =
OF that day. the once OF BoardEls. -
Soley. Number 25 Wall street. IN the Borque = n
haitian. City Of New York. the time and gt-.I II
first sitting. and such sitting and such eol
tings may thereafter be held they will hear =
Interested In said
Dated New York June 50 1905 -s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SUPREME COTRT- APPEI.LATE pIvIs.-.


F'iTst Departnert.-In the matter o. tle .i.s-
OF The Board % Rapid Transit Railroad Se- n o.
foT the city OF New York for the Oppor.llsl /, ~
Commissioners determine and report wne.l-
transit railway railways for the corNec
DOTtation OF persons and property. a. deteta..s
Hoard- ought 70 be Constructed ana ops1e''
Avenue subway. r.s-ssf
Notice is hereby given thar the uadersislee Y -
Dillon. Rudolph Block and Edward j. 49, s~sc
by order Of the Appellate Division q ~ RI.
Court for the First judicial Department -
above entitled the 21th DAY q Jun-.
ing date that jay. been appointed colauit- -
determine and report after due public net-l-s- .
the railway or raiIWayS mentioned in TIE pei-,s-
SatG Board. ptesented 10 the said Appelaes - : =
OF about he 2Sth day GO Nav. is'eo eng - -
Office OF the CleFS of said court On or aoel' - ~
day. ought be constructed and cpereesss - g l.a
appoint Tuesday. the 18th day ~ July iso. - er-,
in the afternoon % that day. az the once 81 g
Piatt & SOiey No. - WRn street. IN ths 80 .
Manhattan. city OF New York. as the ut.s J
the HrSt sitting and such sitting ana g.
sittilgs may thereafter be held they VIII -
sons interested IN said matter.
Dated New York. June so 1915 - nrEECN
RTrDOI.PH BLA-lss--sv
EDVEAHu J - f1,
GEORGE L EINES. y Liberty street - - vaH s,
ard BOARDlIAN, PLATT s SoLtt ',sss,s - n 81
New York city. Attorneys for the ~ a 81
Trausit Railroad Commissioners for t-7 80
York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

T HAVE MANY choice houses and lots in best section
IL of Brooklyn right prices and easy a. J.
MURPHY. 1854 Montague St. Brooklyn.
r HAVE MANY choice houses and lots in section
Il Brooklyn right prices and easy terms. A. J.
MURPHY. 164 Montague st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Real Estate Wanted.

DRoPERTIES TO RENT, SELL manage. insure: rez
Il collections managing estates speciality.
CYRILLE CARREAU. 7S6 9Th Ave. above 45th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
RYE SEMINARY For s:a1.ss SsE''ss'''
Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors leRcheTs Tutors. GcVeGHesses.
10 Colleges. schools end lamiliea Apply %
ATS. ~ J. YoUNG-FULIoS. s. CAi0l Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Real Estate Loans.

AToNEY TO LOAN improved property: quick answer,
vi CORTLANDT MORTGAGE co. 60 William ST.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06
ESTIMATE OF
COTTON ACREAGE.
GOVERNMENT BUREAU SAYS THAT THE
lNcREASE in THE SOUTH is
6.2 PER CENT.

Washington, June 4. The crop
estimating board Of the bureau Of
statistics Of the agricultural de-
partment today issued a report on
cotton acreage in the South.
The report estimates the cotton
planted at rs, $50, 900 acres, an in
crease of about / $3.50, 900 acres, or
so. per cent. increase, as compar-
ed with. the acreage Of last year.
The average condition OF the
growing crop on the 25th of May
was $40 per cent, as compared
with ~ per cent. last year.
The acreage increase estimate is
very much higher than generally
expected, as the report of the
Southern Cotton Association is
sued from Jackson, Miss. d few
days since placed the total acreage
at only 27, 634, 718 acres, an in
crease of 2. 80 per cent.
The condition ct the crop Id the
various States is placed as follows:
Virginia, 84;; North Coralina, 10;
South Carolina, 81; Georgia, So;
Florida, S3; Alabama, 81; Missis-
sippi, 85; Louisiana, 86; Texas,
81; Arkansas, 85; Tennessee, 81;
Oklahoma, 92;; Indian Territory,
79; avera e condition s4.6 as COM
pared yca normal condition Of
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06
N. o. Times. Democrats Report.

Times Democrat: Tune itil.
The Times Democrat herewith
presents the first Of it's reports on
the cotton crop of 1906. The
consensus of opinion points to the
following results:
1. There has been a moderate
increase of acreage probably
about 5 per cent.
2. There has been a considera-
BILE increase ID the use of CONNER
cial fertilizers in the sections
where they are commonly used.
8. Abnormally low tempera-
lures have retarded the growth
and made a good deal Of replant-
ing necessary.
4. Complaints of lack Of labor
are general, thousand Of hands
having been attracted to other In
dustries BY the high scale Of
WAGES
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06
Report From Lincoln County.

Brookhaven, June /. The cot
ton acreage in Lincoln county last
year was from 25 to 80 per cent.
less than in 1904. The reduction
In the use of fertilizers was from
20 to 25 per cent. The acreage IL
cotton this year is 5 or 6 per cent.
larger than last year, and the in
crease in fertilizers sold about Is
per cent.
The crop is about week more
backward than last season, due to
the low temperature the greater
part Of last month. The plant
was considerably injured By the
cold, and in q few instances fields
were planted over. Extra labor
IS scarce and expensive. Times
Democrat Special.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06

We are prepared to show you one Of the
best implements on the market today
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06

a. .. Sturgis, aged 85, died at
Crystal Springs. He served. as.
postmaster during the Cleveland
administration. He was a devot.
ed Christian gentleman.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06

Hon Ramsey Wharton, who
has filed the office Of Mayor for
the two successive terms al Jack
son, il d candidate for election.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06

Harvey Ussery, i fagman of
Columbus, was killed By bhe train
be was sent to flag. He lay down
on the side of the cross ties and
soon fell asleep, The engine
fractured his skull.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-06

Three persons were injured BY
at PopIarviIIe. June 8.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
WHAT DUNN's AGENCY SAYS.

People like to have corroborative
evidence of prosperity from an un-
questionable source. There is some
considerable of that evidence avail
able at the present time to prove to
anyone that this city and county is
mos prosperous.
G. C. Backus, of Denver. who has
been coming TO this city for the past
twelve years as the representative
of the II. G. Dunn Mercantile COM
pany. presents the following statis-
ties of conditions:
a careful study of them. which be
cause of their breyity are readily
understandable. will repay every citi-
zen of Grand Junction.
Last year Mr.. Baclus took reports
from he mercantile establishments
In this city. This year he reports
l4i from whom he has taken reports
OF these MIR. Backus states that the
assets of all the mercantile establish
ments are heavier and their liabil-
tiles less. He says Furthermore that.
the conditions are extraordinarily
good throughout the city. as is al
so is evidenced by the bank reports
of deposits. Mr., BaclSus knows con
ditions pretty well throughout the
state and his testimony as to the mp
ward trend of affairs in the city j.
worth while and win go great way
toward maintaining our contention
for The last half dozen years that this
is the chief commercial city and fin
ancial city of Weston Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
CITY SCHOOL NOTES.
hdndAAQAA

Arbor Day programs will be given
at each of the school buildings next
week, Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
The public is cordially invited to be
present and lend encouragement TO
these important exercises. The plant
ing of trees and their preservation is
n good thing, not only for our lawns
marks and forests, but also for devel-
oping noble traits in the character
of our young people. The next day,
Friday. will be holiday. The board
of education will have a number OF
fine trees set out upon the school
grounds, probably alternating elms
with Carolina poplars, so that at hrsl
there will be a fine shade and later
on after the pOplars are gone, strong
and beautiful trees.
Tuesday morning the high school
students and faculty had the pleas
ure of listening to fine tax py Ut
Have of the State normal school'
After reading a selection from the
pihla he took for his theme Making
Good 4" He referred to the sad clos
mo DAYS of Mr. Mccall, Chauneey
NJ Depew and other men highly non
ored for so long n time VINO nave
recently fallen into disrepute, His re-
marks made It very clear that II we
are 10 make good" in life. We must
make good as students in the hlEh
school. performing faithfully the d9t-
les Of each day and laying wei lhe
foundation stones upon which 10 ra ,s'
no snperstructure of successiul ne
e
The school entertainment given lor
,ha beneft of the kindergarten net,
ted over ninety dollars. Miss feea
and her assistants are very hnc,l
nieased with the results, ana thahk
he friends and patrons OF the sehooi
Tor their liberal patronage
Mr.. Ewing the genial represents
,,,-'.' of tbr American Book company
noid our schools a pleasant visit yes
terJuv afternoon and this mofhin VI
,Ie h. always Il welcome VISITOR ne
Avs his company is getting ou'
very fine line Of supplementary re""'
ers
The teachers appreciate the eohlp,,
mani maid them by the board OIL 90
catinn in their reelection. Ihey rev
tt,at me members Of the boafu ui'
not only men OF fine executive apIi's
M mat they are broad-minded hei
,.'ho appreciatr The Importance .,
~ The teachers life n pleasah
one
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11

ATTENDED THE CONVENTION.

About thirty ladies and gentlemen
representing the various SUNDAY
schools in the city Went to White
water yesterday afternoon to attend
the Sunday school convention of The
Grand junction district.
The sessions were held in the after
noon and evening at the Whitewater
Conversational church. Mrs. J. A.
walker state superintendent of the
primary work, was present and deliy-
cred two fine addresses. Miss Helen
Dewey of this city, also made a splen-
did talk Regarding Sunday school
work in the primary grades. other
excellent addresses and delightful
musical numbers made the two SEES
sions enjoyable and profitable.
There was a large attendance of
delegates representing the Sunday
schools at Grand Junction. Fruitvale.
Whitewater, HANNAH Creek. Copper
City and other points within the
Grand Junction district The district
convention is subordinate to the
county convention which meets at
Mesa on Friday, Saturday and sun
day.
The Grand Junction people made
the trip to Whitewater overland. the
roads were in fair condition and the
drive home at a late hour last night
was most pleasant one.
The convention was decided sue
cess in every way.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
ACCIDENT AT THE SHELTER.

At late hour yesterday afternoon
a young man employed at the smelter
in some manner had his right foot
caught under an elevator and sustain
ed very painful injuries. The foot
was badly smashed and wrenehed,
causing the man 10 suffer frightfully
for a time.
w. c. McCurdy of the smelling
company had the injured man put in
buggy and he brought him up town
TO Dr.. Bulls Office. After dressing the
wounds the physician advised Mr.. Nc
Curdy to take the young man to the
hospital and this was done. He suf
fered considerably during the nigh
but was much easier this morning
He will be unable to walk for some
time and cannot resume work fol
much longer time.
The mans name was not learned
He was employed in the furnace
house.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
LITTLE GIRLS SUDDEN DEATH

At an early hour last evening
Florence Seece fifteen years of age
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Seeee
residing one mile north of the Fruit
vale school house. died after an i'll
ness of only few hours. An epilep-
tic attack which came upon the child
yesterday about noon was the cause OF
death.
The untimely death of this attract.
i've and bright young girl has caused
great sorrow in the community In
which the family resides.
Undertaken Gourley has charge OF
the remains and funeral services
will take place at the home tomor.
row afternoon at one o'clock. Inter
menf at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Last night at the regular meeting
of the Odd Fellows a committee was
appointed to make arrangements for
n celebration by the local lodge OF the
S7th anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
The exact date of the celebration has
not yet been decided upon but II will
be on one evening during the weel,
of April %. in the new hall. Leon j,
Chapman was made chairman of the
committees
There were about sevenE-fve
members present at the session last
night. Three candidates were given
the first degree. two other candidates
were elected.
The next meeting of the lodge will
doubtless be held in the new build
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
BLEW THEM UP.


Special to The Sentinel.
Trinidad. April 1.-Two l'ii me-, |
were brought in last evening iron, ron
Johnson, n. NJ. Peer olson 1i
Dominica Talluttio have been ilsil5
together in cabin at Johnson an. aiiu
while eating supper. LEFT Two SUM
of dynamite on can near iheu md
One of the sticks rollel Oh 90
exploded and set tre 10 lhS lin
The house was reduced 10 M -
wood and the men We're i"""
eral hundred feet distant .,,d IN.
Olson was 3lo ,''l . 10 .j1'
other is in q dying cohdill"''
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
NEW IRRIGATION SCHEME.


Specinl 10 The StHIII'OI'
Washington. April 9.--unusua r, ,i
terest attaches to the Garden ,,,la,, es'i Il
Kansas. irrigation project. because ~, e, n, >.
ie tbe first plan which involves pump up
M from underground sources anu
because it is believed mar us nev,
cessful operation, will mean "'"
era for the great plains. ,,av and
Contracts will be let in May 4, , h,
tho work will be completed IN H., ,i" nf
for irrigation in the early sp''"7
The Importance of this proJeee en \.
more fully realized when II rs ~ [e' iTnii-
bered that the division OF .ne plains
ed states. known as the Great IN n,
COMPRISES 100000 square M totol
more than one quarter oil 'he
area of the whole country.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
CONFIRMS LEWIS APPOINTMENT


Washington. April Senator
Patterson says that the Senate Jude.
larry committee met especially to pass
upon the nomination of Judge Lewis
of Colorado.
The committee unanimously recon
mended that his appointment be con
frmed All that remains to make
him judge. In fact. is a commission
from the president OF the United
States.
Opinions regarding the appoint
ment have been received from lead
ing attorneys Of Cripple Creek and
Colorado Springs and all speak high
ly of him.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
Keep Your Money in Colorado.

The Capitol Life of Colorado wrote
from August first to January first.
S1.G4S,0O0 which puts this vigorous
yollng company fourth place in
amount of business written in 1905
and this was accomplished in five
months.
We have no SPECIAL contract to
offer you. but will sell you the policy
best suited TO your case.
CHAS. CLARK. Dist. Mgr
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
MUST ACCOUNT TO COURTS.


Special to The Sentinel.
New York, April 1l.-Andy Fleias
must account to the courts lot tne
hundreds of thousands OF dollars oi
Mutual Life money thar nave paase 80
through his hands. His counsel nHs M,
accepted service in his Dehali "',N
made a prompt appearance III tue %"
preme court .s.,,o1
an invitation to appear Delo.e '' to
Truesdale committee prefer nus
tell his story in the courts
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
TINIBER FAMINE COMING.
Snecinl TO The Sentinel.

Colorado Springs, April lis H.
Elliott, of ReynOldsville, Pa, mem
Der OF the Pennsylvania Forest hes
erve commission, is in COLORADO
Springs on his return trip throusI
southern California, and oregon. ana
Washington, where he mas Deeh
gathering information regarding tnv
destruction and growth oil inner ',',I
He predicts famine is NOT mort
than 80 years of.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
\ SURGICAL TRIUMPH.


special TO Inc sentinel.
Washington, April 10.-Partial
success has attended the efforts of the
surgeons to restore to Wilson Hell
nard. by grating the membrane of
corona of the eyes of a rabbit He
can now distinguish between light
and darkness. Mr.. Heinard was
operated upon in the Episcopal Eye.
Ear and Throat hospital two months
ago.
He has undergone several minor
operations since, and when the band
ages We're removed from his eyes to-
day he could see family.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
PLEAD gully OF FORGERY


fN1ItfIstE w 7 TIT ~
Pueblo, April Thames w. Ryan
and George Weir both entered
pleas of guilty to the charges Of for
gerry and issuing forged instruments
in the criminal division of the dist
rict court yesterday and were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary from two
TO two and one half years each.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.


Spt'ial TO me sentinel.
Peublo. April 1l.-Paul Hensler.
who lives at Peters street. while en-
gagged at the steel works late last
night, was struck by a bullet intend
ed for another man. His watch was
just over his heart and prevented a
fatal wound.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the case. 1t is not known who fired
the shot.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11

There has never been so many pr pr,
rs Easter windows to De seen ,.oi ~,
the business streets oil the cl,S 10
this year. Many unique anu -, ~ Of
al ideas are carried OUT IN sun II,1,ia'.
the arrangements and every u'Si'"'
h. a pretty one.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
0PTICAL GOODS.

. Ling OF eyes is not a matter
- rork, nor is it a matter of
q. BARS of ready-made glasses.
. <rIence governed by principles
ono but a person who has
4 Ia anatomy of the eye can
nd-no guess work in our
al testing the eye. No charge
uuInation.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
chanting
lster
Fumes /!

ahy enchanting odors
80 &c up our large Easter
stsrlumes, showing odors
nich will delight the maids
H. matrons, who receive
~. nat is nicer to give or in
s s.er taste, or more ap-
Hopriate at Easter time,
X. a dainty packaged
'' OF delightful pefume2
rn 1,adnates in Pharmacy.
III -FOUR Prescriptions Here.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-11
Naples May
Be Doomed !
Flames Shoot Three Thousand Feet
Into the Air, and Vesuvius Still
Grows Wilder People Horror
Stricken.
More Towns Threatened !



prisoners in the city jails mutinied
and succeeded in breaking open some
of che doors inside of the building
but were subdued by the guards.
The prisoners are in a state of
great excitement and require double
guardf The people believe that
Naples is doomed TO destruction.
Naples, April 1.-THE citizens,
fearing that their homes will be des-
troyed under the weight of ashes.
have rushed to the roofs and are
working diligently, throwing the
ashes from the roofs into the streets
below, regardless of who may be pass
ing
1t is thought that at least 200
people were caught in the fall of the
market house. 1t is reported that
the lava is beginning to flow in the
direction of Terre' Del Grepo, and
that several persons, mostly women
and children were killed by the
fall of buildings at Ottajano. one the
southeastern slope of Vesuvius
The enormous volume of black
smoke has risen TO height of al
most two miles above the crater of
The volcano. Incandeseent masses
are being hurled up three thusand
feet. Steamers and large sailing yes
sells trying to reach Naples find them
selves in total darkness several
miles from the shore. and are com
PEELED to turn back Many persons
upon the ships We're overcome by
the fumes. IL Is estimated that IL
Will require an organized body Of
100000 men and many millions of
dollars to protect the temporary
places of refuge and erect houses to
care for the homeless.
Naples. April ll.-There has been
a considerable elimination of red
volcanic sand since midnight.
Prof Punglo described the visit
to Ottajano and San Giuseppe, Otta-
iano was enyeloped in black smoke.
Troops are clearing the ruins. demoI-
ishing tottering buildings and restor-
ing order.
Panic reigned in the town and ter
rible scenes were enacted when refn-
gees returned to search for friends
and relatives.
San Giuseppe presents a tragic
spectacle peonld yainly searching
for the missing relatives among the
heaps of the dead.
Signor Matteucci, the director of
the observatory on Mount Nesuvius
states that several small craters and
assures which opened at several
points are likely to contribute TO the
elimination of the eruption, as they
/ afford necessary outlets