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New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

States and Canals II Will be renernoefeo e"
the prince travelled the principal Ensnsn
systems IN 1895 and that prior 20 his
10 a post in the Ministry OF which ne suo9sa 49, ~
some OF the railroads IN the United states a. ger
engine driver. traffic superintendent anu tna"as1
OF construction works.
Baron TahaN says that four-ffths OK the nos'
ln the schools Of Japan are now studying hns.lsl
IL they study languages with the thoToug % 49,
they did war, JapaMs next seitfaN'N "N
two tongues.
j. ID. Tant, OF ouannah. Tex Is arransins -
the establishment OF a colony OF American farmers
IN the state OF sonora Mexico. They Will go from
Texas Kentucky and Tennessee. Only those H's'l7 49,,
resources sufficient 70 maintain them for e9|p
OF years while the land IS being Improve" "'+' -
accepted as colonists
Baron Speck Won sternburg. the German AM AM
bassador at washington. is 20 be present ae S'o
ar,s1,arsarv celebration ln November ol tae
Teutscher Club OF Milwaukee, III Is ehe tA'eoe''e'4
anniversary OF the society.
DIR. Harry Fielding Reid. professor OF seolosieai
physics In the Johns Hopkins University hts oee'l
appointed on the COMMITTEES chosen by Governor
TS1ea ~ california 20 investigate the causes Of
the recent earthquake In San Francisco; Hs asso-
ciates win be Mr. Gilbert, OF the United 9tatss
Cseoi0efcal Survey: Professor letschners cl 0aa-
Sov5 cal. professor Durckhalder. OF the UniVef-
S1ai,fora George Davidson, OF California.
and Professor BTanners or Lelana Heahhotu O'AA-
versity.
T. Tayler EllysOn. Lieutenant Governor OK ViT-
qnia vvho Is On charge OF the educational exhibit
NJ the coming jamestown Exposition. says they vi
be the most complete ever shown south OK tHs
Mason and Dixon line.
Henry Joseph Cox. chief Weather Bureau ottieial
of Chicago. has been elected president OF tne
Geological Society OF Chicago. He Is a wen Known
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
TO POORHOUSE IN AUTO.
Where Wife of Congressman Kahn
Vas Taken A fter Earthquake.
IFrOm The Tribune Buleau.I

Washington. May 1S-Representative Kahn.
OF California. who left Washington a few days
after the earthquake TO make search for his
wife and newborn son in the ruins OF San
Francisco. is expected back on Monday. let
ter written to a friend here day or two before
he started East brings the news that his wife,
boy and other members OF the family escaped
from the fire and shake-up unscathed.
''Just soon the fire threatened the portion
OF the city where we live" writes Representative
Kahn. Mayor Schmitz came for my wife In his
automobile 70 take her TO a place OF safety
Now, where do you think she was taken? To
the peorhOuse She remained there for several
days and received the kindest treatment i'm
aginable both from the superintendent OF the
institution and the kndheaFted inmates Mrs
Kahn. the boy and the rest OF the family are
now back in the home OF my wife'S mother
where they were living az the time OF the dis
aster. Very luckily sor us all neither the. earth
quake nor the fire damaged the house to any
extent"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
BsATIFIcATIoN OF JULIE slLLlART.

Rome. May lS.-The ceremony Of the beatidcs-
tion Of Julie Billiart. the French founder O1 20
Congregation Of Our Lady. who Ossisted the Wou..
ed IN the Battle Of Waterloo. was held az
Peters to-day The congregation has houss =
Philadelphia. Among those present az the e--
mOny were MOnsignOr Nsvin F. Fisher. reese- =
the Church Of 81. John the Evangelist; FeIne- =
l. J. KiFlin. OF ST. Patricks. and Father Ino.-''
Buckley, Of the Church % Our Mother Of Sol1OSN
Philadelphia ----1rs
Pope Plus X conducted IN the afternoon =. es q
IN honor OF the memory Of Julie BilaLli 49, ~ ~
Peters. Thousands Of persons were aollL-SSe -
the cathedral by ticket, AmonG them ~ go
ROseWatoT. Editor OF The Omaha Bee, Sul -,
tain N M. Brooks. superintendent % mans - -
United States POstOllca Department.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

The notion that the germs Of tuberculosis could
have been carried to Europe and America with
mummes from Egypt is ridiculous. Yet word
Of comment on it may not be out of place. There
are at least half dozen conclusive reasons for
rejecting the suggestion. One is the absurdity
Of supposing that bacin could retain their vital
ty for centuries. Another Is the impossibility of
their escape from the tissue of the lungs OF a
carefully embalmed body. If they ever really re-
sided there. 1t is a pity that the learned Egypt
ologist who imposed this reckless proposition on
an unsuspecting audience in Chicago last week
did not first consult bacterioogist in regard to
its reasonableness
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

The Northern Colorado Power Company. al
ready the owner of the light. power and street
railway plants OF Boulder. Is planning the erec-
ton of a new plant at Lafayette. Col, to fur
nish an initial supply of 10000 horsepower,
which will be distributed in the form OF elec-
tricity not only to the mines and mills OF the
surrounding territory. but to the large farms
in that part Of the state. similar scheme OF
electric power development is reported from
Waukegan. Ill, where officers OF the Chicago
& Milwaukee Electric Railway have incorpo-
rated a company 10 build and own the roads
$7,OOO.OOO power plant, soon to be established
there. The plans OF this company contemplate
the supplying OF electricity 20 factories and
farmers along the line Of the railway. The use
Of electricity for lighting purposes Is a natural
enough development, following the pretty gem
eral introduction of telephones In rural districts
but the application of this power 70 ploughing
reaping. thrashing and the varied work OF the
farm rather startles the Imagination Yet In
many cases this development has begun. ana a
wonderful extension Of It may be confidently
predicted
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
BARON KoMURA MAY 60 TO LONDON.
Report That Viscount Hayashi Has Ae-
cepted the Foreign Ministry.

Toxic. May lS.-The newspapers here say that
ViscOunt Hayashi. Ambassador 20 Great Britain.
has accepted the Foreign Ministry, and that Baron
KOmuTa will so as Ambassador 20 London. There
has been official announcement pending the ar
rival OF Premier Saion1l. who will return 90 Toxic
on Monday from a trip OF investigation tn Man
churla
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
ROYAL SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER
Prince Of Wales Gives Thanks for His Safe
Return from India.

London, May 1S.-FOlloWing the precedent esia9-
lshed by HIS father when he returned from Ind.A
thirty years ago. the Prince Of Wales to-day pun
hcly gave thanks for his safe journey 70 the lnea
Empire at a service at Westminster Abbey. Ire
service was attended by King Edward and al ta'
members Of the royal family now here. contins'2.
Of officers and sailors who accompanied the pll.ss
on the trip a distinguished company NON ~
households Of the King and the Prince Of Ne-ss
and large 0ssemblage Of people The EssnS 80, -,
Henry Goldman Potter. Bishop OF New YORK s~s
next 70 the ArchbIshOp ol Canterbury.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
PERSONAL.
predicted.

James II. vassar. who has been connected with
the United States Sub Treasury at Boston for
more than forty years. much OF that time as snecia
clerk. Is one OF the most accomplished coin EXPERTS
in the world.
Prince KhilkOH who was formerly Minister or
Railroads IN Russia, and who constructed tina
Trana-sibeFian Railway. intends 90 make a tour
OF inspection OF the chief railways of tho Con-
tinent, in tho United KiQSdom ana Che United
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

We desire 10 remind our readers sCkO are
GbOMf 20 EeGCe the city that THE TRIBUNE 1OiII
be sent By waOu 10 any address On this county7y
or abroad. and address changed as often as
desired. Subscriptions mag be Oiven TO Vowr
regular dealer before leGUing, or, u more con-
UcnteRt, hand them In at The TRIBUNE Offce.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
MONUMENT FoR GENERAL COILS

Gettysburg. Penn. May lS-A monument ere -
BY tho survivors of hts regiment and his fIienos =
civic life was dedicated to the memory of the -
Brevet Major General Charles H. T. Coils y -
National Cemetery here to-day. General Ce'i'.
Tsl,Ifiei1hi9 ana iIIst heF0SS ~ 5Sth served as
Commissioners Of Public Works OK the CITY Ok Nss
York under Mayer StFolS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

A San Francisco editor says of his city: She's
crippled. thirsty. hungry and broke; she has a
few whole churches only half her schoolhouses,
mot one French restaurant. not a theatre; she
is full of people without homes. Jobs or clothes;
"she is the worst bunged UP town that ever was.
But the spirit of her is something bring tears
"of pride to any Americans eyes" That leaves
nothing to be said but Bravo. San Francisco!"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

The officers Of the navy rightly protest against
the conduct Of the Brooklyn magistrate who
holds up enlistment as an alternative to the
penitentiary The navy is no Botany Bay Tho
great majority OF blueJackets are patriotic. law
abiding. self-respecting men, who are at least
the equals Of their fellows on land and can more
than stand comparison with the men of any for
eign navy.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

The Municipal Art Society hears that there
are still seventy miles of obsolete cobble-
stone pavement in New York. Perhaps street
signs and modern pavements will come together
in the sweet by and by.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

When Uncle Joe" piles Pelion upon Ossa. and
with bang of his gavel announces a quorum
present. the Congressman who has his doubts
upon the subject subsidies gracefully as he
can.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
REID MEMORIAL CHURCH DEDICATED.

Richmond, Iud.. May ls.-The REID Memorial
United Presbyterian Church. erected BY Daniel G.
Reid. OF New York. at cost of s2s0OO0. was dedl-
Gated to-day. Many prominent c.ersymeu took
part IL tho services
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

The Democrats who are meeting In various
cities of the state in the endeavor 70 find out
just what Democracy is. or at least what II is
best 20 try TO make it appear to be, seem to be
as confused when they adjourn as when they get
together.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

develop our neglected South American commerce
facilities for direct and easy communication are
absolutely essential
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-12

ment promptly made its rates the same.
There the rate question has rested ever
since, while the companies have been try
ing a flank movement. II the owner OF an
insured property takes out a government
policy the underwriters cancel his insur-
ance. II the government cannot take a risk
the owner finds that the private companies
at once raise the rates. The companies re-
fuse 10 recognize the department or reinsure
its risks. But II has been able to make
reinsurance arrangements with Lloyds' in
London and IL not disturbed by the at
tempted boycott II is careful not to jeopar-
die the interests Of its clients in its fight
with the private companies and il it cannot
take the whole OF big risk IL cancels its
own business rather than subject the owner
OF the property to the boycott of the COM
bines.
The fire insurance department has saved
to the people in the first year of It's opera
ton more than 10000 in premiums. ThS
commissioner is well satisfied with the re-
suits Of the first years work. But he is a
conservative man. and said that he did not
consider 1t a sufficient test of the merits OF
the scheme. -lndependent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-12
NEWPORT HAS ORIENTAL FAD
Visit of Indian Rulers starts Craze
for semi-Barbaric Orna-
ment.

Due doubtless to the recent visit OF the
maharajah OF Baroda and her highness the
maharani, with the soft flowing folds of
her vivid raiment and the floating wells,
half concealing, half revealing the serious
beauty OF the high caste lady of the ORR
ent, Newport has been attacked by the
craze for eastern and semi barbaric orna-
ment.
The distinction OF uncorseted lines as pre-
scented by the maharanI are the subtlety Of
an attraction which is shown one moment
only to be hidden the next, are not the only
presidents for the figured silk mulls in
strange fantastic pattern. There is the echo
Of King Sisowath's suite in Paris and its
effect upon the French leaders Of the mode
as excuse
In Newport eastern wells are having an.
enormous vogue. My lady appears in a
face covering so thickly smbellished with
lines, circles and curiously trailing vines
that her features are completely obliter-
ated below the eyes. These by contrast
shine with an added luster and assume
greater size in such a setting.
King Sisowaths observations on the Pa
risiennes adaptation OF toe dancers drap-
cries indicated more amusement than adj
miration for the change in fashion his COM
ing had wrought His highness of Bsroda
would doubtless been more pleased at any
innovation which moderated the American
stare. Some OF the Newport bellies have
adopted couture which does away with
the bathing cap and yet enables them to
keep their tresses within bounds during an
encounter with King Neptune They wear
their hair in a somewhat exaggerated POM
padour the rat reaching practically all
around the head. and cover the whole
structure with net matching the hair and
almost invisible. This insures neatness and
less salt water in the hair.-New York
World.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-12

are bonded proportionately. The mayor of
Port Arthur reviewed the figures for me
and remarked:
II expect to see the day when the prop
erty owner of this town will walk up to
the auditors Office and receive a check as
his proportional share of he profits from
the operation of our ni Jlic utilities
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-12
Pofsanou. CandIr..

Much the meanest and most despicabie
Of the tricks Of trade in adulteTation
10 cheaper the cost Of the product is that
which makes big profits on the cheap
candies and sweet stuffs sold to the chill
dren. Fully three-fourths OF 300 samples
examined by the Pennsylvania authorities
recently was found to contain adultsra-
tions, many OF them poisonous all OF
them dangerous when eaten IN quantity.
Not only are sdulterants and poisonous
chemical hayorinss used In these goods
but many Of them arc made amid hlthy
SURROUNDINGS and under disgusting con-
ditlOns. Deaths have been traced 70 the
stun and II is responsible for many M
nesses the source Of which has appeared
a mystery.-NeWark Advertiser.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

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Isslse. kNSass ! = e
Etacalts walspr. ns y Warrsa
T,sesiasnt 81 Nsaksea sss1i.ssE.e:
.ts, I. &. esls.. field. 'rlacslssl
II Ward .AsaaemSs Mr.. ]. y
Murphy. priucipsl Of Platte
City Schools, aud Mrs. Nellie Il,
Swlngae el the Sioux City
Schools. Allwmexpect t. teach
IN charles Mixc,unty are exoectr
ed 10 be present see section
ss96. Compiled School Laws.
Cordially yours.
Olivia Heron.
Teachers viii be examined in
South Dakota History. Robin
sons History of 5. d. can be
obtained of the Educator Supply
Company of Mitchell.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29
wHEsE DOts II sTAND2

There are suspicious abroad
that tlie silence OF the inacllineis
ulrliuoIls aud thai il Is nut SO dead
rs It's lack III animation sug-
gusts. sioux Falls Press.
There are others suspicious
abroad thai are lar more sIgnlll.
cant any lIilng 10 4 defeated anu
Iisroncerttd fartiun OF the re.
publican party. There Is ~
machine paper in the state 80
lar rs has been observed that has
Jailed 10 SUBSCRIBE 20 the action
II the recent republican stat.
convention BY holsl,ng tlle tick
&c nominated III thai convention
and proclaining il the ticket oi
lie wllule republican party oi
the state. 'lne Press has mol
yet placed that ticket AZ Tie
head Of It's editorial page nj
though il undertook 70 head tue
hight Tor the ilisurgsnt faction q
republlcanisln auu Was accept
I'd ID good faitll upon lis probes
sion. The business manager OF
the Press MAS q delegate from
his ward 10 the county CONVEX.
tion where he was chosen as u
delegate 10 the state convention
IN which he did participate as 4
republican anu helped 10 nomi-
nxte the ticket which all republl.
cans will support.
Tine Press also says: 1T is
remembered that tie machine
Has not accepted tlle declarations
|of the insurgcnt convention.
rhlre WAS NJ ''ii4snrgent" con
ycntion. Ii WAS republican
|conyention, Does the Press nc.
cept tIae declarations of that re
publican convention
Does itnow approve Of the plat
form which was made for all ~.
pnbiicans 70 stand upon during
The coming campaign, and Is Il
going - stand upon thai plat
i0rmg The Press was accepted
10 good faith by the friends Of
reform within the republican
party When the light was on.
Ilf there il to be i continuation
III tIie tight according 70 the sus
PIGEONS III tlie Press where will
ii 10 ioundg Many republicans
want 30 know. Since Lie excur
iation of the platform by al eA'
boss of tIie republican party ii
las not been noticed that tbs
Press has had any positive word
~ say in defense u the party
declarations. Ii IL becomes
necessary 70 make i campaign
/ Ia defense or ia pr0pa gatiun u
The platform of principles ennn
ciated by the Representatives u
tile republican party ~ couyen
! tion Asseulbled gu tlss 9TH oi
june. 1906 win the Press b
iound IN evidence affirming the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

ryselata0As wAleh oae a us s'lls
sae@ subscribed 70 hy lsS ptss
'suse and participation II The
eaaventMhs
We people hass q rlshs 10
know who their friends are and
ia the wOra Of the patron saint
ct the Aforesaid Press, they
swant 10 know early, s-yankton
Press aud Dako,an.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29
Deadly serpent Bites

are rs common IN India AS are
stomach and liver disorders
with Us. For the latter however
there is a sure remedy: Elec-
trio Bltters. the great restora
tive medicine, of which s. A.
Brown. Of Bennettsville, s. O.,
says: .srhey restored my wife
70 perfect health, after years o.
Of suffering with dyspepsia and
! chronicaily torpid liver. /" Elec-
trio Bitters cure chills and fever
malaria, biliousuess, lame back.
kidney troubles and bladder dis.
erders. Sold ON guarantee By
Wagner Drug Co. price 5Oc
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

E A. Boyd has been appointed
aldernaa from the second ward
of(seddes iolillthe vacancy on the
city conncil caused b. the reslg-
nation III Al Lyons who resigned
10 qaahfya IS post master ~ ted.
des. Mr.. Lyons has been apain-
stalking official, and Mr. Boyd is
well fitted 10 carry forward Tie
work Id hand. Geddes Record.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29
Wagner
FEED r1ILL

Is always ready TO grind your
feed for very reasonable charge
Feed always kept on hand, which
/ will sell for cash or exchange
for grain. No waiting for feed
10 be ground. am handling
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29
CORN MEAL

Which | grind in my own mill.
Buy and be satisfied. Wholesale
agent for Armour Flour, the best
on the market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

alaernaa from che second ward
of(seddes iohllthe vacancy on tn,
city council caused b. the resig
nation III Al Lyons who resigned
10 qualify IS post master AZ Ged
des. Mr.. Lsons has been pain
stalking etlicial. and Mr. Boyd is
well fitted 10 carry forward tile
werk ii hand t;eddes Record.
The News omitted 10 say last
week whether il was for the re
nomination Of Skiliings. Foerste
Gibson aud Jack Rouse. IL is
wellknown THAT A1torrat Charlie
has his knife out for these men,
a.sd the News, silence on this
nsntter speaks louder thSn
words Come now. Mr. Tn cker.
your readers would like 70
know where Won stand al their
s,sndid.cv Record.
essrs' :. LINEN, sonp
Aosner ana - = Mciopa.a,
s'pmmltse lpolntea oy sl'a "ae
ner sclntul board - ascertain
- e ne e 1s.''s. "'''a'k "'s"
eftw Ia.f SATURDAY. uls,n thai
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

aaaams It sssssss as~vepssa AAtasss AFTER
esssa slsasl asaa ssA ELI - saAeE villa Iva
ssssAsas.s s<ssA - tl.ss u akaes IsEAs 10. ] r.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-06-29

For good,xAaciiine oii go 10 the
F.ssi Mill. - 7-2s
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-26
VOLUME XVI.
HAYS at Lexington.

Cen. N. B. Hays spoke in Lexington
Tnesday night to large crowd, and
nat he said to the Lexington machine
las rather caustic. 1t is as follows:
II want to say to you machine men,
r there are any in this audience, that
7 have information that in order tn
teal the nominations in the coming
aiactiou, 1000 negroes in the city of
f,evington have been registered to vote
tho machine ticket. The machinery
# the city of Frankfort is to be trans
oorted to the city of Lexington, and
r,,f TO work. | want to serve notice
mon YOU tonight now that | viii be
Attorney General until January, 1908,
and that if you vote or attempt to vote
me certificates of illegally registered
roters. | will put you in the peniten-
4iarv. and will tell that | will waste
Inc rest of the term if do not accom-
nJish it. 1t is the duty of the Fayette
county Circuit Court to instruct the
Grand jury to investigate the situation.
will furnish them my information as
based on my knowledge, and official
function, and those who attempt to use
these certificates will need to beware.
Your Mayor here is a spoke in the
wheel of the State machine and he has
learned his lesson.
1T must come to Kentucky and II
must come in Lexington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-26
PARIS. KENTUCKY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26 1906

and one continuous laugh. The COM
pany comes highly recommended.
Tickets on sale at the drug store of
Smith & Wadell.
Miss Mamie Bowden, of Winches-
ter, has purchased the residence built
by Prof. David BatsoD, of that city.
Miss Bowden is a granddaughter of
Mrs. Nancy Allen. IS
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have an all day cake sale and other
edibles, at the furniture store of Joe
w. Mock, on Saturday, October 9th.
This is a good opportunity to buy your
Sunday. dinner. Let everybody attend.
Mr.. Thomas Folks Fleming, of this
place, and Miss Emma H. Linville, of
Riddles Mills, were quietly married
Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock at
the home of Miss Ella Fleming, an
aunt of the groom. They had long
been sweethearts and their wedding
eliminated after five years engage
ment. The ceremony was performed
by Prof. G. c. Fisher, of the M. F. c.
The wedding came in the nature of a
surprise, no one here except the imm :
date family of the groom knowing
anything of it in advance. The groom
is a prosperous painter and paper
hanger. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. Nimrod Linville, a farmer neal
Riddles Mills. Their many friends
wish them we'll and extend congratula
tiOnS
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-26
Miss BarDee's Entertainment.

The audience that filled the Elks
Lodge room on Friday evening gave
Miss Barbee rising vote of thanks
for the most delightfully."- spent evening
that they had enjoyed this season. Miss
Barbee's f gift of impersonating the
negro and the whites who live on what
is locally known as the Knobs - is
really wonderful.
Her stories have that touch of nature
about them that makes the whole world
akin and her listeners laugh and cry in
single breath.
In comparing opinions afterward we
could hardly decide on the best out of
so many good stories. Some sided IN
favor of "Uncle Bob, who found it
took more than "deceits to make
pickett took 'gregients, while
others thought ''Tillie" at the tele-
phone was best.
Out of so many good ones it would
be difficult to choose, but 1.-The Lost
Baby" and "The Experience Meeting
are sketches hard to excel. The treat
ment was entirely different but Miss
Barbee was equally happy in both.
We hope the little lady found her
visit SO pleasant and profitable that
she can be prevailed on to return.