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The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Many q fond young writers hope. come home confined in long white en velopeS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
ACTION ON SQUARING
CORNERS POSTPONED

At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening tine matter of the
squaring of the corners was brought
up and it was decided to give the re-.
gular twenty dsys notice and then
hold meeting which would decide
the fate of the petition. The resolu-
tion adopted by the council says that
it will take up the matter again at the
regular meeting held February 13, at
eight O'Clock p. m. The petition
asks for 5he squaring OF the corners
of Orondo and Wenatchee avenues
and states the petitioners are all own
ers of real property adjoining the pro-
perty in question, that tie giving OF
this property for the purpose of build
ing privileges will do harm to no one
and will be of great good to the city.
The petitioners are D. A. Beal. Sam.
uel Rosenberg, G. Fl. Black. j. W.
elise and the Columbia Valley bank.
Another matter that came before the
council was the selection Of city
marshal for the cushing year. There
were two candidates for tie position,
the present marshal, Pete Wheeler,
aud W. L. Wilson. After wordy ar
gument the assignment was given TO
Mr.. Wheeler by vote of three to four.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
Japanese Rules for Wives

Although Japan has revealed her
self as highly enlightened in 20 many
spher,s of civiliz alton she has not vet
applied reformat ory measures principl-
es to the institution of marriarge.
There is as yet no such thing in
Japan as equality between the sexes.
The law relating to marriage rec og-
nizes no wrongs except on the part of
the wife, from whom the husband may
obtain divorce by merely asserting
that he is tirsd of her, or upon any OF
the following grounds:
Disobedience, adultry, barrenness,
jealousy. physical antiphathy, talkat-
iveness or thef1
/ When a girl is about to marry, her
mother lmpresses apon her various
rules of conduct to be followed during
her welded life. Some of these are
BE always amiable to your mother
in-liaw and father n-Iaw.
'Don't talk much.
''Get up early, go to bed late and
never sleep in the afternoon.
Until you are fifty, never mix in
crowds.
do not consult fortune teller S.
BE humble and polite.
Never allow yourself to be jealous.
Even If your hus band is in the
wrong. never get angry.
Never speak i'll of your neighbors.
"Strict obedience to husband is a
wife's noblest virtue. "--Harper's
Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
PHILIPPINES Want Representation

Manaila, ian. 23-T. Fl. Pardo de
Tavera has resigned his position as Il
member of the United States Philip
pine commission, assigning as reason
his belief that the FilipiDos should
have portfolio. His resignation has
offered an opportunity for one of his
colleagues to express desire that in
future there be Filipino delegate in
congress. H87&
Commissi oner Ide is receiving thou
sands of congratulations on his ar
pointment as governor, which is un-
lversally approved. though many re-.
gret the transfer to Japan of Former
Governor Wright.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24

and surface transportation is almu st
discontinued, and the cableines:: are
operating with great di fficulty.
Business has baen curtailed greatly
by the stalling of street car lines all
over the city. Hundreds of thousands
of people were seriously affected by
the tie-uD of the traction service.
A single wire tn Milwaukee is the
only one working out of Chicago this
afternoon.
The railroads are greatly handicap
ped.
A heavy gale prevails, and snow and
sleet is falling without cessation.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
ROCKEFELLER PROVIDES FOR
DR.. HARPER'S WIDOW

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Announcement
was made tonight at special meeting
of the University of Chicago boai d
Il at John D. Rockefe ler had just Civ
ell the university s1.14O,0O0. OF this
sum 81, 1,O00,O 900 is for the permanent
endowment, sac, 900 to cover the cur
rent expenditures Cor deficit of the var
ious departments up to July /. 1907,
and the remaining 100000 of the
gilt is to provide a fund, Sthe interest
of which is to go 10 the widow .Ecf
Presi lent ". K. Harper during her life
time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
SO DROWNED IN
STEAMSHIP WRECK
NEAR VICTORIA
Steamship Valencia Goes Down Off
Point Beai---Nine Survivors Reach
Shore and Report the Cisaster---
Rescue Tugs Sent TO the Scene.

Victoria, z. :, Jan. Craftsmanship
Valencia, from San Francisco, has
g one down off Point Beale. Six sur.
v:vors have reached shore and report
that one-hundred lives have been lost.
The Valencia was running in place of
the city of Puebla.
Later reports from local shipping
men place the loss of life at sixty.
Victoria. b. :, Jan. 23.-Nine men
have reached Telegraph Hut, near
Kimanah Point, with word of the
wreck of the steamer Valencia, from
San Francisco to Victoria. Sixty
lives were lost.
One hundred are still OH board III
an exit emely perilous condition.
Steamer Saliva has been dispatched
to the scens.
The Valencia is fast breaking up.
Whether the rescue tugs will be oleto
save any lives cannot be guessed.
Victoria b :, Jan. 23-The news of
the disaste, off the Victoria coast is
meager, heing confined in the dispatch
received by captain Gaadin, agent of
macrine from the light house keeper
at cape Beale, saying as follows:
Steamer wrecked between here
and Cloose, about onehundIed drowned
nine reached here Will wire as soon
as possible Fears are entertained
here for the San Francisco steamship
Valencia, which was due last night
from San Francisco Choose is five or
six miles from the Kimanah Point and
sixty We miles from Victoria. Cape
Beale is one hundred and twenty miles
from Victoria, at the easterly entrance
to Barclay Sound.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
No Discourtesy Intended

A young sport with loud hose and
a Panama hat, cigarette and a pearl
handled "parasol'' got off the east.
bound train Wednesday. He walked
overa town and dropped into restaur-
ant on Main street and ordered veal
outlet. The waiter coon brought 10
the order and placed it before mis- nibs,
the sport. "Do you call that veal
outlet? Why. that's an insult to a
calf to call that veal outlet" said
the sissy boy. Il don't mean to insult
you, fir" said the waiter. r.-Sapulpa
G. t. Light.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
Governor Mead in Salt Lake City

Olympia, Jan. 23.-Governor Mead
left this city today for Portland, on
his way to Salt Lake City, to attend
the convention called for the purpose
of promoting interest in tourist travel
through the west. He will be absent
from The state about two weeks
Lieutenantt Governor Charles E..
Coon arrived in the city this morning.
He will occupy the executive chair
in the absence cf the governor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
OFFICIAL OF LOOTED
BANK is ARRESTED

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. % j.
a. Mcfarland prominent business
man of Dale, Ark, was arrested
on the train at Chocktaw Junction to-
day by Sheriff Grace, on suspicion of
being connected with kthe robbery of
the bank at Dale Sunday morning.
Mcfarland was vice president of
the bank.
It was reported yesterday that rob-
ters ha6 entered the bank, robbed the
safe of $4,000 and escaped.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL OCCUPY new
ROOMS FEBRUARY 6
Formal Opening of New Club Rooms
to be Celebrated February Sixth
with Reception and Banquet to the
New Members.

By February first the rooms of the
Commercial club will be ready for oc-
cupancy and the date set for the for
mai taking possession of the same is
t he sixth of February. These rooms
are in the Beal block, over the store
formerly occupied by the Ellis Forde
company. An entrance has been made
by removing one o f the big wind cws
and hallway has been made from this
entrance straight up to the rooms.
The club has secured three of these
large windows at the entrance and
will use them for the display of the
wealth of the county. The rooms up
stairs are three in number and take up
a space of about 1870 K 80 feet. They
are finished in a very plain but sub.
stantial way and only wait now the
brush of the painter and kalsominer.
The plumbing work will be complet-
ed in a few days and there will be
good drinking water on tap and mod
eln lavatories installed. The general
assembly room is the largest of the
three rooms and is about S5 80 feet.
The next in size is the reception
room, which is about "a 1S feet, and
the secretary's office, which is 9 x "a
feet and faces the street. These rooms
are all finished in uniform manner
and will have puli titan look ABOUT
them which will be significant of the
character of their possessols. We
natchee will have the roomiest an1
best Commercial club rooms of any
city OF Its size in the state when THESE
are completed, such rooms as will give
them ample space for the large mem.
bership they have at present.
The following committees have been
appointed by the Commercial club to
take charge of the affairs of the bal
quet on the opening night, February
6: Committee on program, Messrs. j.
e. Ferguson, o. s. Stocker, Leonard
Fowler, P. F. Scheble and J. A. Gel
latly. Committee ON refreshments,
Messrs John Seaman, s. G. McCready,
T. A. Davies, Walter Olive and u. G.
Pog3e. Committee on reception,
Messrs. H. @. Littlefield, Conrad Rose,
N !. Neaubauer. A. 2. Wells and
Tompkins.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-24
STORM RAGING ALL
THROUGH MIDDLE WEST

Chicago, Jan. 23.-One of the most
severe enow and sleat storms which
this city has experienced in many
years has practically isolated Chicago
from the outside wolrd. The storm
is most severe within a radius of sixty
miles.
Almost all telegraphic service has
been destroyed. Electric, elevated
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
COAL FAMINE IS
BROKEN BY PROBE
INTERSTATE COMMISSION IN
CURRY INTO CAUSE BEARS
FRUIT AT THE ETART
ROOSEVELT INTERESTED
In the Conditions Caused b. the Al
legged Car Shortage-Wr'er
Asks Government to Seize
Roads If Necessary.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 1.-THE
fuel famine in the northwest will be
broken within "a hours as result
of the Interst ate Commerce Comnis-
sions inquiry in this city today. The
commission was represented 3y
James S, Harlan, of Chicago, and
Franklin X. Lane, of San Francisco.
Lane is taking persona charge Of
the fuel famine Inquiry while Harlan
is Eusily engaged in The car shortage
n quiry, the result of which IS 10 the
direct interest of farmers and small
grain men.
II was decided that the fuel famine
was most important. there being al
ready many reports at hand Of suffer
ing from cold in Nor,h Dakota.
Through kilograms from two suf-
fering North Dakota towns Lane
Quiz2ed Il. C. Blanchard division ST.
perintendent of the Northern Pacific.
a Duluth, and d NJ. Phlhin. assistant
general agent of the Great Northern
road al Duluth and CLEANED from much
evidence, the possibility of their fill
ing and delivering such cars Of coal
as the suffering town NEEDED. Before
Lane had finished hia examination Of
witnesses, both had promised relief be
Forthcoming within the next Il hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
"VICIOUS
Salvation Army's Methods Declared
BY Chancellor Andrews. Who
Scores "Fake Charity"

Lincoln. Neb., Dec. 17.-Fake char
ity In general and the Salvation Army
in particular are denounced in vigor-
Gus terms by f. Benjamin Andrews,
Chancellor of the University of Ne
braska. IN an open letter made pub
lc today. The army is engaged in
collecting funds in Lincoln for a
Christmas dinner for the poor and ap-
pcals for funds have been issued TO
the puble in general Writing TO the
captain Of The Salvation Army. Chan.
ccllor Andrews rGuudly attacks the
army aud its methods and waya.
The army here ia Lincoln mak,s
no statements accessible TO the public
either Cf its income or what ii does
with its money. The army's em'hods
of so-called relief work are vicious
and pauperizing. calculated to make
your so-calIed relief work a plague
II you furnish charity dinners for 50
many you will pauperize and increare
want and poverty instead Of relieving
them. I am against fake charity and
in favor Of the real thing"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
GIAN
Judge Threw His Weight Against the
Door Breaking a Rib, But Saving
the Man suffocating Within.

Lou svilla. Ky. Dec 17.--As the re
srlt e lcaky pipe connecting with
hot water heater Edward d. Nor
ton. Of the firm of f. d. Morton a. Go.
manufacturers agents. was recover.
ing today after a narrow escape from
asphyXiation and Circuit Judge
Thoma r. Gordon was suffering
f;pm a fractured rib, Sustained Ia
rc-Cuing Motion
Morton went into the bath room Al
his home. 1896 First street. shortly
after midnight this morning. His
mother. in an adjoining room. heard
him fall TO the floor and later tried I,
20 TO his assistance. but found the
door locked. She called 10 Judge Cor.
don who lives next door.
The Judge. who is big man
broke the bath room door in by
throwing his weight against #. but
in doing 80 fractured one of his ribs.
Morton was resuscitated with diff.
Guilty only after his brother. DR.
David Morton. had been called.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
CAPTAIN suiClDED
When the Hamburg American Liner
Went Ashore.

X ng ton, Jamaica, Dee. 17.-The
Hamburg-American line tourist steam
er Prinzess!n Victoria Luiz, from New
York, December IL, for this port, went
ashore last night off Port Royal while
on her way back to New York The
passengers were landed here safely
today.
Captain Brunswig, who was in
charge of the Victoria Luiz when she
struck committed suic de by blowing
cut his brai-3 in the cabin.
Is Pounding on Rocks.
The German cruiser Bremen has
gone TO the assistance of the stranded
steamer and The French training ship
Duguay,Trouin is preparing to leave
port with the same object in view
The Victoria Luz is pounding heay.
lily and seas are breaking over but
hopes are atiil entertained that she
can be saved She is resting on n
rocky ledge. The Victoria Luiz was
launched at Hamburg in 1909 and
christened by Countess Won Walder-
see, wife of Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee on the German army.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
WORTHY CAUSES
TO GET FORTUNE
BULK OF ESTATE OF MILLION,
ARE D. q. SHlPMaN LEFT IN
TRUST ILLINOIS lNSTITU.
TIONS TO GET INCOME.

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. t7.--By the terms
of the win Of the late Daniel b. Ship.
man. Chicago, the bulk Of his estate
of $1,000 900 will be neld in perpetual
trust. the income to be divided
equally among the Illinois School of
Agriculture and the Illinois Manual
Training School for Boys the Chi.
cago Home for the Incurable; The
Chicago Old Peoples Home; Hahne-
mann hospital and St Lulle's Free
hospital.
Shlpman, who was 81 years old at
the tine of his death accumulated n
fortune in the manufacture of white
lead. H. was widower with out c1il-
dren or near relatives. EXCEPT one
sister, Mrs. Ollie J. Cone. of Haddpn.
Conn. TO whom he left an annual in
come of 100000 during her life The
Home for the Incurable, made bene'
ticiary under the Shipman will. is to
receive 100000 In the will of Otto
Young
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
U.S.CONSTlTUT|ON
IS SUPREME LAW
OKLAHOMA CONVENTION DE.
CLARES THAT TT IS PARA
MOUNT IN STATE AS WELL
AS I'M THE NATION.

Guthrie. Okla, Dec. 17.-Notwith-
standing the belief of certain radical
members, of the constitutional con
vention. that the constitution of the
United States is not paramount and
guprcmc in the slate, the bill of rights
as repCrted to the convention TODAY
declared the constitution of the Uni
ted States the supreme law of the
land.
The bill of right contained no un-
usual provisions. The freedom of re.
ligion and free speech was guaran.
tced. The state is forbidden to ap-
propriate money for any religious sect
or denomination or representative Of
any religious creed. In all criminal
for libel, written matter
may be submitted as evidence and if
it be shown that its publisation was
based upon good motives and If just
fable used each person shall be ac-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
HIDDEN
In the Library We're Bombs and Ap
parstus For Making Them-Fhty
Russians Arrested.

Moscow. Dec. I'm the cOurSc OF
a search made 10 tbeBaSmanoH quar-
ter of Moscow yesterday VIII n scve1
bombs were discovered among the
books from the library or Dasaren IN
stitute. oriental language also were
found.
Following this clue the police
searched the library Itself an1 dis-ov-
cred more bombs and a quantity Of
apparatus and material for the manu-
facture of explosives.
Up TO the present 50 member r.
the revolutionary fighting orga1izs
tion have been arrested in connection
with the affair
Today searches we're conducted in
the Agricultural Institutes aud the
eubu-lis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
ROOSEVELT ORDERS INQUIRY.

Washington. u. G.. Dec lT.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is taking deep inter
est in the situation as to the car chort.
age, complaints regarding which have
come gfrom many sections of the Uni
ted States. He has talked with inter
state commerce commissioners abC N
the matter and aslh ~ona case where THE
statement was made that people in
some parts of North Dakota were
freezing because of the lack OF fuel
due to the scarcity of cars he referr-
ed the communication TO the commits
sion with prompt inquiry.
Among the suggestions made TO the
pres dent in connection with this mat
ter is that he recommend legislation
by congress empowering government
to take charge of railroads and oper
ate them under certain contingencies
especially in cares like the present
where the shortage Of cars affects
transportation of fuel and the necess!-
ties of life.
This proposition. however Ii is stat
ed at the White House never has
been even remotely considered by the
president
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
PASTORS
Declare Themselves in Favor of An
international investigation Of
the Congo Conditions.

Baltimore. Md. Dec. l7.-Rcv. Dr..
L. Il. Sanford. secretary of the Inter
church Conference today address I'd
the Minsl erial assc iati1n of seye. al
churches. relative 10 affairs in the
Congo Free State ana incidentally
expressed himself as differing with
Cardinal Gibbor. touching certain
statements recently made by the Car
dinal.
The associations adopted resoiu-
tlons declaring the situation in Congo
such as to demand investigation by
The powers and called upon the presi-
dent and congress to do all In their
power to bring about an inte national
investigation of the Congo admins
tratiCn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
CRASHED IN FOG
TWELVE DROWNED
PART OF CREW OF BELGIAN
STEAMER LOST IN THE ENG
LISH CHANNEL.
BIG LINER ON THE ROCKS
of Jamaica and Grief Stricken Cap
tair Suicided-All Were Saved
But Vessel is in a Dangerous
Position.

Dover, Dec. Ill During fog on
the British channel today the British
steamer Arlington ccllided and sank
the Belgian steamer Cath JUDY off
Dungeness.
Twelve of the crew of the JUDY
were drowned, but the captain and
five members OF the crew were saved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
TO COAL SHIPS AT SEA.

Washington. d C.. Dec. 17.-Tha
battleship Iowa TODAY left Norfolk for
some point on the Atlantic where she
viii meet the collier Abarenda and
ccnduct a series of tests with the new
device for coaling ships at sea
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
BOMB PROVES FATAL.

Radon. Russian Poland Dec H.
CClonel Pio.ta commander OF the gen
darmeFies OF Radon died today - =
result q injuries sustained yesterday.
when a student Il the technical school
tLscz = lsmt Il hin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
BE EIRE AT BLOOMINGTON.

Bloomington. Dec 1.-THE plan
ing NIL Of the Chicago and Alton rail
road shops was destroyed by ere 10.
night The lcss IS $50 oo0
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
KING OSCAR IMPROVING.

Stockholm. Dec. liking Oscar
passed another good day He hal
several hours of sleep. and his i'm
pfJFeueut CyEluues
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18
VzRAL CHILDREN
WERE POISONED
ANOTHER STRONG LINK IN CHAIN
OF EVIDENCE AGAINST
ACCUSED MURDERER.
EXHUME MORE BODIES
OF the lll-Fated Family in Effort to
Prove That Fortune Teller Caused
Their Deaths to Secure
Insurance.

| Chicago, Ill, Dec. 17.--Pcison was
responsible for the death of at least
two of The Vzral family six Of whom
died within few months of each
other in the past year, Herman Bill
lick. fortune teller is now i'll jail
charged with havinll administered
poison to the family so the mother
of the dead children could collect in
surance money.
Mrs. Vzral was found dead in her
home two weeks ago. A few ho3rs
after her death investigation into the
cause of the death of the ether mem
bers of the family was begun First
it was believed she committed suicide
but the police are of the opinion that
the same agency that caused the
death of the children also is respon
sible for her death
Poison Killed Children,
Positive evidence of the presence Of
poison in the internal organs of Ella
and Mary two daughters of Mrs.
Vzral. whose bodies were eXhume |
last week was discovered today by
Professor Walter NJ. Haines, Ct the
Rush Medical college and DR. Leweke
of the coroner's staff.
Arsenic was found in the liver and
stomach Of both of the victims and il
was there 10 sufficient quantities to
cause death according TO the phys
clans. After hearing from The physi-
clans tonight Coroner Hoffman said
the bodies of the remainder of the
family will be exhumed and exam
ined for traces OF poison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18

THERE rs NO REASON why ycu
should worry about what to buy Tor
Christmas Good judgment tsIIs you
to consult the merchants about it---
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18

(concludcd on Second Pagc.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-18

SANTA CLAUS SPEAKS to you
on nearly every page Of The Bulletin
this morning In terms which you can
not afford to ignore.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-15

The members Of the Santa re base.
ball team state that they are still In
the city league. although unable TO
play last Sunday. They have ordered
their uniforms, which Will be dark
green. the Santa ~ color. and the
design. the Santa Ne trade mark, viii
be placed on their shirts. instead Of
the customary lettering. They intend
to pull together and capture the pen.
nant
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-15

me remains Of Earl r. Evans. the
electrician, who was accidentally NIL
ed Saturday evening while working AT
the top Of m electric light pole II
Ninth and National, were forwarded
for interment this afternoon at Kings
VILE, No. The father of the deceas,
"a arrived In the city yesterday even
inE. and accompanied the widow On
the sad journey home with the body
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-15

GRAF q Hayward yesterday re.
moved the large nifty horse power
boiler. which they recently purchased
o. a, O. Wheeler, and which had been
formerly used IL The Las Vegas
Steam Laundry. To their packing
house east of town. where II will b
used n making sausage. rendering
lard. etc. The firm has ! twenty
horne power boiler. but ii Il not Ct
large enough capacity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-15

q. Butler, an important witness for
The United States IN the Rock Island
train robbery case. vas recently kick.
I'd By . horse u his homo II chlcka.
aha. Indian Territory. and Is not ahlc
10 be present. His misfortune may
DELAY the trial. which II irst on the
docket Or the district court now n
session IN this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-15

me Investment and Agency Cor
.porttpn 10 Ahout TO Close the sale q
the ~ e Iantxenhirer property at
73sy Gnpl avenue to No H. q Mar
tines Of Wagon Mound. The corpora
ton has also cousummated the sale
Of tn Van Ndle property 10 Mn. Ro-
sanA Rotheeb. Of which mention was
made II yesterdays Optic.