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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-10


O'Clock sharp tomorrow (Thursday)
afternoon. Don't forget to bring your
thimbles.
W Dwight McCaughey, teacher of
music. Farmers phone 3l6.
For Sale-Balad wheat hay; also
choice corn fodder cheap. Will de-
liver same. Farmers phone 529.
F. S. Compton. At
G. W. BIownfield and family left on
the afternoon train for Oregon where
they will spend the rest of the winter
visiting friends.
Try our home made bread and fancy
pastry. None better. Palace Bakery.
Rev.. L. r. Kufus left on the after
noon titan yesterday for Lind to assist
in special services to be held at the
Methodist church the-e.
For rent-Desk room IN best locat-
ion in city, ground floor, heat furnish
ed. Snap for real estate mau apply
World office.
J. ". Give, of Seattle. rspl esenting
tie Nethella lands American Mortgage
bank of Seattle, is in the city today on
business.
Money, Money, Money to loan on
farm, city or chattel security. See
Jno. 4. Gel!atly.
The estbound trains have been &C.
layed several hours for the past three
days by heavy snowstorms in Montana
and eastern Idaho.
Can loan money On vonr home, you
furniture, your stock or any old thing
See Gellatly.
For sale--Two stoves and one bed.
room set. c. Z. Stuart, Bower build
ing. GILL
The Wenatchee hotel was sold by
Thomas McGougb, the owner to
parti in Seattle. The exact price
for the property and building is not
known though zeal estate men state
that Mr.. McGough had a chance to
sell the property for $1,000 this
week.
Finest stationery for ladies in the
city at Wenatchee Drug Co.
The choir of the Baptist church is
lehearsing under the direction of Mr..
Kathryn Hayne for a concert that is
to be held at the church Sunday even
ing, January 81.
Money to loan on good secuity
Amounts from $50 to $1,000. Adde'S
P. o. boz 524, Wenatchee, Wash.
Chas. Fletcher, of Waterville, pass
ef through the city yesterday on this
way to the sound On business.
DR.. Almeda J. McCall, Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Wiester's store
Mrs. L. g. Haferty, of Cashmere,
visited in the city yesterday.
Found-Near Wright's warehouse,
pair gold bowed spectacles. Apply at
World office.
W. J Stanley. of Waterville, was in
Wenatchee on business Tuesday.
1915 buys ton of clan full
weight Roslyn coal. Catchall store,
So Wenatchee Ave North.
J. II. Geyer has begun the erection
of a residence near the Lewis and
Clark school.
For rent-Partly furnished house or
room Apply Columbia hotel
JAMES Geery, who sprained his
wrist in fall about two weeks ago,
is recovering very slowly. His wrist
and hand are in plaster cast and his
physician is una BILE to state when he
will recover.
Wented-One four or i've room
modern house close in. Address OF
inquire Stephen and Evans, box 27S,
Wenatchee, Wash. If
For reliable drugs, competent clerks,
satisfactory service, go to Wenatchee
Drug Co.
j. M. Ellis bought the postoffice
stand from Miss Elsie Morse the first
of the week.
Wanted-At once, position as book
keeper by young man with good ed
-. oyDoriancei i'm clar ioaI work
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
RUSSIAN CONDITIONS
ARE GROWING WORSE

ST. PETERSBURG-The atrocities
committed in the Baltic provinces by
the soldiers sent TO pacify the country
are indescribable. According to dis
patches boys have been shot because
their fathers escaped from .he troops
and women and children have been
flogged mercilessly.
An average Of 90 men are executed
daily The population IS torr1cixed
and the people are swearing vengeance
for the outrages.
The Let's and Esthonians intend TO
send a d%eputatlon 20 Emperor Wilhelm
imploring for protection against the
Russian troops
Complications are expected because
White has postponed the discussion OF
the constitutional changes The cahh
net ministers are displeased az his
want Of decisions.
AntiSemitic riots have occurred st
Wayslkou the peasants attacking Jew
shops Many c~ausalr!es are reported.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
LAWSON HAS A
GREAT MANY PROXIES

BOSTON-Thalas y. lawson left
this city for Chicago armed with a
large number OF proxies made out TO
Mr., Lawson by policy holders Of the
Equitable. New York Life and Mutasl
Life insurance cnmpanies II Is Nj.
Lawsons intention 10 deliver the prux-
les 20 a commlttee made up Of Cover.
nors OF the Middle West and West pro
per who have assembled ia Chicago
SO discuss insurance reform,
Before his departure So Lawsoa de-
clinod 20 outline the policy he pro.
poses 10 advocate, and he also rofuH
ed 20 disclose the Identity 81 the gov
eru0gs 20 whom he will deliver his pro
les. who are said 10 be IN accord
with him tn his campaign for I'M
proyemcnt IN the method ot conduct.
Ing the affsirs % Insurance companies.
A large number OF clerks have been
engaged In ar fawsona office for
several months. for the sole purpose
Of collecting and classifying these
proxies. and the number uow in hts
possession h said q be sufficiently
great 20 command a voice 10 the az.
fairs OF three companies
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED PEOPLE INVITED

WASHINGTON.-The original mum.
Der OF Invitations ordered for the
wedding OF Miss Roosevelt and Mr..
Longworth was 1900. The number has
grown in small additions to AGO. this
number including. OF course. the in.
yitations which have gone Around the
world.
Only about 1000 OF these invitations
we're sent TO people in Washington.
In striking contrast is the number OF
guests who were hidden 10 the wedd-
ing Of Nellie Grant and Mr.. Sartoris
May p, 1874. Three hundred Of these
were issued, all told, and not more
than 200 guests were present az the
wedding. The ceremony took place
in the East room. The bride was only
10 years old. She was, like the bride
OF this month, the daughter OF the
youngest President. fo- General Grant
was. up Il his time. the youngest. as
Theodore Roosevelt Is now the young
est
In the case of Nellie Grant. the
bride and bridegroom sailed immedt-
ately for their future home in England
while the bride and bridegroom Of
February II. 1906. will take only a
short bridal trip. probably South. and
return 20 their winter home IN this
city for the spring season Mr.. sar-
toris and his bride were accompanied
TO New York by the President and
Mrs, Grant and all Of their other chill.
dren, who wished the couple God
speed on their sea voyage as well as
the matrimonial voyage. Represents
tive Longworth viii leave Washing.
ton with his bride alone, their destina,
tiUn TO be kept, as far az possible and
as long as possible. a secret.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
PANAMA COMMISSION is
FOR A LOCK CANAL

wAsHINGToN-The report OF the
lsthmian canal commission. recording
It's decision in favor OF an e~ighty-five
foot level lock canal, which submitt.
ed Secretary Taft. The report Is ac-
eompanied by the report OF the board
OF engineers, the majority o. whom
declared for a sea level canal II Will
now be for Secretary Taft to express
his own views upon the great project
in an Endorsement when transmitting
the papers to the President
II appears that Rear Admiral Endt
cot the naval member OF the commits,
sion. was the only one who differed
with the majority,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
S4O,OOO,OOO LOSS
COST or TEXAS FEVER, SAYS
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
ISSUES BOOK ON SUBJECT
Loss Due 20 Death Of Cattle From
Fever Only Small Part Of Actual
Loss Sustained.

WASHINGTON.-A statement is-
sued by the bureau OF animal industry
Of the agricultural department says
that a publication win soon be issued
b ythe United States department OF
agriculture on the subject OF Texas
fever. a disease which has been a
serious obstacle 10 the development
and prosperity Of the cattle industry
OF this country, and especially in the
South"
II Is stated that the infested terri
tory has been carefully studied and a
quarantine line established which ex-
tends across the country from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Continuing,
the statement recites:
1T is estimated that there are In
the quarantined area 4,6O0,00 cattle
east OF the Mississippi and II. 900
west OF that river. which at a reduc.
tlon OF $3.50 per head, VIII give the
enormous ~shrinkage In value OF S22.-
100000 directly chargeable 10 the cat
tie tick This should be regarded as
an unnecessary reduction In the as.
sets OF the Infected country
THE above figures do not include
the decrease in flesh and the lack Of
development OF the infested animals,
nor the expense to the federal, state
and local governments for enforcing
the quarantine regulations. The
shrlnkage IN the milk production of
cattle harboring any ticks will average
one quart per day, and the loss oc-
easioned, at 3 cents per quart for the
$500 tieky dairy cattle out OF moro
than 1900. 900 dairy cattle below the
quarantine line, would amount 10 ST.
$4,000 annually. Approximately 3S7,
60o animals die each year OF Texas
fever. at an estimated loss OF S5,S12.-
500 per annum.
with these losses, Texas fever is
responsible for a loss Of about s40,-
O00.0 600 annually 20 the stockmen Of
this country, These appalling losses
and annual sacrifices Of the cattle
r%aisers. It is belived, car be entirely
effaced. in time, by methods outlined
by the department and at a small pro
portionate cost.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
EIeetrIe LIahts b. - 90

OMAHA-To prevent trains from
burning during wrecks, the mail cars
ON an Hartman roads arp 10 De light
ed with electricity instead 81 "a
Orders have been issuol from Uuiuu
Pacific headquarters Ca that effect
the work Of changing the mail
cars will bee begun immediately
Motors viii be- attached TO thc ear
aSlss and electricity generated IN that
way, Storage batteries vrB be used
to retain sufficient current to operate
the lights while the car Sc standing
az stations.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
osHeit IL pissapsarlna.

WASHINGTON The monthly
statement ~ the government receipts
and expenditures just issued shows a
condition Of the treasury which Is
emInently satisfactory 20 the officials
One year & there was q deficit %
yer s2s 500 Geo, which has now been
reduced 10 less than $500 600. With
the prospect that this amount will be
entirely wiped out within the next
thirty days This improved condition
"a due almost entirely 90 large increaa
rs Ia customs and internal revenue
receipts
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
Increase In Bank Notes.

WASHINGTON The circulation OF
national bank notes IS s5t3.220 0So.
showing an increase for the past year
Of s1SS05 se7 and an increase In Jan
uary Of ss.3l5.723 The total circula
tlon based on United states bonds Is
$500. 365 1t9. and amoua secured by
lawful money, $50. S6t.S2I. The
amount og bonds on deposit 20 secure
circulation notes Is S5os, 90l. Cao and 10
secure public deposits s6t.S22 500.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

Difference on This Side ths Water.
The persistent effect upon tho heart
OF caffeine Ia coffee cannot but re-
ault IA the gruvest condluons. IA time
zach attack @; the drug tsnd that
means each cup % coaeel weakenh
the organ a little more. aad the end
- almoat a matter Of mathematical
demonstration A lady writes from
q Western STATE
4 am OF German descent and Il
vas natural that ] should learn az \
very early aEe 20 dHnk coffee Until
! vas % years ola Z drank scarcely
anything else a. my meals
A few years 8 3 began 20 be- AZ
fccted by a steadily Increasing nerv-
business. which eFrntuaily dcyelogat
into a ~dlsiressinF heart trouble that
made me very veak ana Niserable
Then. sgme threo gears agp, was add
ed asthma 10 its aurat form Aiy
sunerings from these things can be
better Imagined than described
During al this time my husband
realized more fully than / dld that COT
Zee vas Injurious 20 me and made ev-
cry efors % make NE stop
Finally it was decided q few
months ago. 70 quit the use OF coffee
absolutely. and to adopt Postum Food
CoHee as 10 bot table drink I had
but ugte idea that IL would heip me.
but consented 20 try IL 10 please ny
husband prepared @ very carefully.
exactly according 10 directions aud
vas delighted with its delicious cav
or and r~efreshing guautiea
Just as soon as the poison from
the ooGea had time % get eat o. ny
system the nutuuve properties 81 tie
Postum began TO build me M. sna Z
am now fully recovered from al my
-nerVouEnass heart trouble and asth-
ma Z glaaly ackpowio dEa lhat now
for the hrst ume in yeare I eaiay
perfect health. aud that eve H al
20 Postum Nama rigeu 81 postum
Co. Battle Greek Mica
There's a rsaaon naaf TIE Hgtie
book The Roaa 70 welrula -
pkss
Postam Faod cnEss eoataina "a
dFuGs q ang tsaeFipuo2 -uhatsoesss
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
M ed. LIaht 80 ~ Ro,tan.

BOSTON An order providing that
the question ~ the purchase and or
Grafton OF an Independent gas and
electric iight plant by the city should
be submitted 20 the people az the
next election for ratification, has
failed IN Gas passage ln the common
council The order received forty-two
votes, bat ifty were necessary The
debate on the order occupied several
hours and az times was quite animat.
ca.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
ARE SORE
RESENT JAP INTiMATioN THAT
ARMY NEEDS REFORMING.
. SENSATION is PROMISED
official notice From Japan Not Vet
ReeslVed-A Marvellous Change
Since Days Of "The Mikado."

LONDON.-The cablegram from
Toxic announcing that the leader OF
the Progressist party Of Japan inter
pellated the minister OF war as to
whether the Japanese government, In
view OF the Anglo-Japanese alliance
intended to urge upon the British
government the reform of its army
organization. 10 which the minister re-
piled that his government would do so
at some future date. is likely to cause
a sensation throughout Great Britain.
For the moment most OF the papers
refrain from comment. under the idea
that a wrong impression might have
been conveyed through a close tele-
graphic summary or by a t%elgraphic
error.
The Daily Mail says It is reluctant
to believe hat the common rules u
international courtesy have been inten.
tionally disregarded. II expressed the
belief that the statement OF General
Terauchi viii result In diplomatic
correspondence.
The Daily News. IN an editional,
says that 1T is not an agreeable pill
for a proud people to swallow" and
points with dramatic emphasis to the
extraordinary story Of the last twenty
years, since the Gilbert and Sullivan
opera Of The Mikado" represented
'our notions OF Japan" The paper
adds that III this miracle happened In
twenty years, what may not happen In
fifty years?"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
CIGARETTES DooMEo IN OHIO.
The House Votes to Prohibit Purchase,
Sale or Manufacture Of Them.

COLUMBUS. O.-The McFadden
antl-cigarette bill has been passed by
the house Of representatives by a
vote OF % to 80. The effort TO make
Il a crime Go smoke cigarettes failed
n the measure as q now stands pro
hlbits the sale, purchase or manufac-
ture Of cigarettes IN Ohio under a
heavy penalty Il Is sur to be passed
In the upper house. as a majority OF
the members o. the senate are known
10 favor g.. Governor paitisoE has
been one OF its warmest champions
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
\. Ter. m,n Ne, 70 ME-

CHnCACO-Col samuel r. whHan
commander Of the United States
ARMY arrisi0n az Ft. sheridan. issued
60 HIS 1900 men a peremptory order
p%rohlbiting them from marrying He
qualified this slightly By saying that
I'm certain exceptional Instances the
men would 90 permitted 10 marry II
they were able 20 show that they
could properly support their wives
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

HoNOLULU-The federal govern
ment ia BELIEVED 20 bo investigating
sites here suitable for %Earrlaoning
large bodies Of troops, either for the
purpose 81 Reclimatins them 10 camp
life in the tropics or 60 ho nearer the
Oricnt In anticipation a. trouble With
China Reports, which cannot be vert
fied here. say that 1900 or 10000 men
may be g%arrisoned here e an available
camping ground can be found.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

CHICAGO Attorney General VIII
tam n Moody and The chief os the
secret service, John wilkie. has arriv-
Cd Ia Chleago They came senaratsly
aud each expressed surprise when la.
formed hat the other was in town.
Both however. admitted that they
they came 20 attend the paeksrs trial.
aud both said they woald De IN court
Monday morning when the csse opens
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

WASHINGTON A citizen o. Texas
has gone 10 India 10 muort a herd
% about 800 Indian cattle known 20
De immune from the fewer PRODUCING
tick which be win Introduce into his
herd IN Texas The Department %
Agriculture has sent a veterinarian
10 India 90 Inspect the cattle with a
view 20 securing their entry into this
country
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
CUTTING RATES on FLOUR.
Both Gulf and sesboard Ports Heed
less 20 kImbalrs Figures.

CHICAGO-A special meeting OF
western traffic officials has been held
TO discuss the grain rates and the de
moralizatlon which exists in the flour
rates, With respect TO the latter, it is
stated that flour Is being exported
from both the gulf and seaboard ports
at less than the agreed rates pro
mulgated by G. A. Kimball. the rail
roads agent at Kansas City. II is
stated that a three cent cut has been
inaueurated between the Missouri and
the Mississippi river, and that the gulf
rate varies from day TO day.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
ID - EnIores PrehIbIuen

WASHINGTON The intenai re-
venue subcommittee Of the House
committee on WAYS and means held a
bearing on the various bills Introduced
% prevent the government frc71 issu-
Ing licenses % sell liquor in districts
which have prohibition laws and 10
require Internal e OF ers 20
testify ln prosecutions Tor violations
% state liquor laws
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

WASHINGTON More than 500
members Of yhe military order 90 the
Loyal Legion Of the United States par
ticipated IA the annual banquet OF the
order here Lieutenant General Adns
r. Chatfee acted as POSTMASTER. and
after the c~ommandery had been given
silent toasts 20 The Absent Com.
panlons WV President Fairbanks
responded 10 The toast Our Country
Future
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
Aek ANorAER MgRoER pRonINo.
The Southern Pacific May Bs lnves,t
GATED, Too,

MAANAf fk9f
WASHINGTON. The minority
members OF the House committee on
Pacific railroads got together and
agreed upon a plan Of action through
which they hope to throw the search.
light upon alleged combination Of the
Southern Pacific and its tributaries,
which they assert IA on all fours with
the Pennsylvania, Baltimore q Ohio
Southern In the East.
A resolution viii be adopted In the
House requiring the President TO
transmit to Congress all information
that may be In the possession Of the
interstate or any other division OF any
department OF the government bearing
upon the alleged fact that the South
ern Pacific Railroad company is the
leading company OF the Union Pacific,
the Oregon Navigation company and
the Oregon Short Line.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
rnnsrsl q - -

cOPENIIAGEN -tt q now said
that the funeral Of King chylstisn wiA
take place Febraary ta or February rs
AN the rooms Ia the hotels have a.
resdy been reserved for mnumerahle
representative OF foreign states tour
ists ana relatives The last farewell
took plaee AZ noon today after which
the body was piseea n the coffin
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
wiyts Sends a Gle.

NEW YORK SeFEias Witte the
Russian premier, has presented Cob
unbla university with copies o. al
the Russian state pApsrs issued for
many years
NJ White Is giving these papers 70
Coiumbia does So more or less IN re-.
turn for the honorary degree Of H.
n. which the uulyersity conlrrred 90
him last June
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
WOMEN ATTACK SMOKING CARS.
Wnelsaps Star, National Movement
&c Have Them Abolished.

GAI.ESBURG ILi@-A movement
on the part OF the women Of the coun-
try 20 abolish smoking cars and smok,
ting compartments tn coaches on rain.
road trains has been taken up by the
womeps Christian Temperance Union
OF Galesburg The local union az its
last session decided that smokers
we're annoying. unSanltary and alto
gether nasty ANA protested espect
ally that tobacco fumes gritted from
the smoking compartments when the
car doors were opened Committees
were apointed 70 prepare national pro,
test 90 be sent % every union IN the
country with the intention o. present,
ing a great petition 10 the heads Of an
railroads.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

WASHINGTON Chester a. Mer-
eury. Recently appointed American
consul 10 Manasus VIII not nu rhat
post Mr. Mercury married a Nieara.
guam the dauehter ~ sn eNpresident
Who Is stin aute snl "a politics II
was feared that Az Mercury mieht.
therefore become myolyod in Ricar.
aguas domestic sff3.rs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
rHIRrY soolEs RECOVERED.
sea lie Giving Up rs Harvest From
the valencia.

VICTORIA, n. CA special dis.
patch 10 the Association Press from
Bamfield says the United States cutter
Percy landed a party at Darling
Greek. and succeeded in getting nine
bodies 10 the beach. The Percy also
picked up one male body AZ sea. body
decomposed. The United States re
venue cutter Grant also found a male
body. decomposed and u%nrecogniz
able. This is the thirteenth body re
covered, The eleven bodies have been
landed at Bamfield and will be shipp
ed TO Victoria by a tug leaving to
morrow morning.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08
TO NAME VERNON.
President VIII Head orr New FIGHT
That Has Been Started.

wv "
WASHINGTON "A a result Of the
renewal Of the neht on W. r. Vernon.
OF Kansas city, Kas, President Roose.
volt told Senator Long he would send
vornon's name TO the senate for regist
er Of the treasury &C once. II was
thought the matter had been settled
several weeks ago, but certain oppon'
nts Of Vernon moved on Washing
ton again and threatened TO open up
the old fight for a month ago. Senator
Long called at once at the White
house and discussed the matter with
the president with the above result.
The term OF Judson w. Lyon, Of Geor.
gia whom Vernon will succeed, ex'
pires April q
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-02-08

sHAwNEE O Warmers In this
county haye begun hrcakiuE Eround
sor rotatosA Planting wi1 beEin m
weeks TIE groona has not been
frozen tals winter The couuty usual
Is sbips i2oa carloads m june but
the acreage 8 mneh ArEer This year