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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
SHOE REPAIRING.
SHEARS SHARPENED.

JOE BICKERSTAFF sHARPENS TAIL
ors' and BARRIERS shears. 1871 E. Main.
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FOR sALE-SECOND-HAN TRAP in
good order; cheap to q quick buyer; also
thee Second Inland Buggies: a bargain.
B. G. BR1STOW, 1900 East Franklin
Street
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BOARDING

ed, permanent, transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonnble: homo COM
forts. ,.ss.t
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TRUNKS AND BAGS. 4

IF WE CLOSED UP OUR CLOTHING,
branch and only run trunk. bag and
suit case store, we couldn't run better
one than we do now. All the new inno-
vations in things for travelers-trappings
ready at all times: and running a cloth
ing store, too, enables us to sell en-
cheaper. O. II. BERRY g. co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

GRACE ST.. W. sl7.-11LEG ANTtY
furnished rooms, frst-class table; per-
manent or transient. e
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G12 EAST GRACE ST.--BOARDERS
wanted; large and small rooms; every
convenience EE.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

Il / cent per word, Net Cash IN ~,
l VANCE, with minimum cost OF ~
cents for each insertion. Inc se.a.'
rate applies TO deaths, mnrr!asus
K obituaries and all other classiheu =. ~
tees. No display type alio"eo ~
classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

NTED-ENPERIENCED STENOG-
rapher and typewriter; one with know.
ledge Of railroad and mill supply puSl-
ness preferred: good opportunity for
right party. Address Lock Box 9U1, city
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.WANTEp-A YOUNG MAN sTENoG-
rapher; one who has had experience
Times.Dispatch, and State salary es-
pected. &
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WANTED-A GOOD, ABLE. HONEST
man to work on poultry farm: must
have good references. Address 6 49,
care Times-Dlspatch.
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SEND US YOUR BROKEN CASTINGS.
We will brazc them as good rs new.
Brass and iron castings. STRICKLAND
Z MACHINE CO., Twenty-fourth and
Main.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing plastering, bricklaying, ), Spe-
c!al offer life scholarship afty &c dolmr IS;
easy payments; position and UNION c,nS enrH
BRos. TRADE SCHOOLS. New York,
C,hicapo St Louis
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RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints, rain or shine, by
electricity. We pay strict attention 70
~ 2tHcaf 4.
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TRIGG sH1PYARD EQUIPMENT. CON
slsting Of machinery. tools. stora>r9om1
supplies, motors U5 HIP. to l2o HIP.
shafting, puiicys, hangers etc. Lumber
and Are wood cheap Address s. NJ.
MTOMLINsON, Shipynrds, Richmond Va.
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b REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-FINE BUILDING, SUIT
able for light or heavy manufacturing
Southern Railway and water connec-
tons Address C. d, FORD co. Phone
302S. Trigg shipyard,
FOR RENT--FURNlSiED HOUSE;
GUNNER or year; also. for sale cheap.
Miss S. 1905 Wertland Street, Univer-
Gi,y of Virginia, Va.
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
Broad.
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WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 1903 EAST
we have the largest and best line Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities n the
city; repairing done; Fl. ". EOUN-
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Miss Cheatham to Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Cheathnm have an-
5nounced the marriage Of their daughter.
Hudson, pastor OF Methodist Church,
The ceremony will take place Thursday
afternoon, May cath, at $50 o'clock. In
Rev, Mr. HUDSON was at one time pas
tor Of AsDury Methodist Church IN Man
chester and has a host Of friends here.
Miss Cheatham Is exceedingly popular
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JOE BICKERsTATF Makes KEYS
and repairs locks. 1911 Il. Main.
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5000 TO. LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
Gold Watches at New York rate OF n.
terest. N. T.. JACOBS &: SONS LOAN
OFFICE, t720 East Main.
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DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE
quick and accurate. Room 6. North
Eleventh Street. Phone 1884. =. O.
4 Box 742.
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WANTED, FOR U. s. ARMY.-ABLE..
q and AZ. citizens of United States OF
good character and temperate habits ,n;s
Who can speak. read and write English:
For reformation apply to RECRUfLiNG
u OFFICER. $50 East Broad street. dch-
mond Va
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WANTED-BREAD BA X z r + Q r
night work at once. Ill North twenty
sixth Street, city.
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MINERS WANTED-sTEADY EN-,
ployment and good wages tor az!
classes Of miners at ARMlN4Oo
MINES, Mineral, Va.
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CONFEDERATION AS BOOK
Keeper or office assistant by young man.
VIII commence at bottom with chance
Of advancement c. l.. PATTON, Fries,
VA.
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PERSONALS.

White Wooden Suits or soled gloves mt
home quickly and satisfactorily, will be
sent to any address upon receipt Of 10
cents and stamp. Address FORMULA,
HO4 East Broad Street.
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n YOU SEE ANYBODY WITH sTOCkY.
healthy rose bushes there is no need OF
asking where they came from, MS they
got them from MERIT ROSE co.
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handle one of the best propositions
ever so offe red the public; liberal CONTRACTS
TO the right men. Apply between C, IN. tr'
hours of and 10, Room 43. Merchants
4 National Bank Building.
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Yo11 WILL SEND ME- i21i
I viii send you 4 gallon Of corn wh!skcy,
eight years old. BEN TERRY. ClarKs'
Vile. Va.
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HELP WANTED--Ma1e.

BRANCH MANAGERS WANTED: Ssooo
cash weekly; live at home; eSpser ro,nse
G unnecessary; no canVhssing. IIIHiTN
stamp for particulars. ALUNll y Az
HANGER CO.. Chatfield, MINI.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

YOUNG GIRL OF EXPERIENCE DE.
sires care of one or two small children
will teach, If desired. Address Miss j
c. Mex. Boyce. Va.
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WANTED-FIvE GOOD PAINTERS:
Anplv POHLE & WEBSTER, No. 2
South Fourth Street, between and =
o'clock P. NJ
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SITUATION 5WANTED-Male,

& WANTED-A STOCK BOY TO LEARN
a trade. Apply 31+ North Fifth Street.
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5RECOME a CHAUFFEUR AT HOME;
posi,jons guaranteed at So WeeK'S;,
Write for particulars. AUIoMo -,
3 DEPT, 742 Seventh Ave, Ne" IolA'
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SUMMER BOARDING.

HILL SULPHUR STRING
Unsurpassed air ind water; beautiful
scenery; plenty Ice and milk: good table.
Special rates to parties. Capacity, 30.
Further particulars, cts Mrs. FRANK
P. DAVIS, Goshen Bridge, Va, Box ".
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NOTICE.

MOST COMPLETE STOCK or AVN.
fngs, rents and t'ngs In the SCUM;
I prices right. II. Il. COPELAND &: co..
l08 North Ninth. Phone 2516
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N,ANTED-A,'YJuNG LADY BOOK
keeper with some knowledge of tyne
writer. Apply in own handwriting with
references 10 COAL, Times-Dispatch.
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Help Wanted-Malc and Female

WHITE HELP WANTED. BOTH MALE
and female, in shoe factory. COLUM-
BIA SHOE co, Gnc.) foot of Twelfth
Street. Richmond. Va.
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THE COTTAGE is OPENED FOR SUM
Z mer bonrdcrs. Address Mrs. +. III.
DUNN Bon Air.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND LODGING WANTED BY.
a couple without children: nrust be
Ohio Depot: terms moderate. Address
D 36l care Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A LADY AS ASSISTANT TO
book keeper: need not know book-kecp-
ing, but must write clear hand be
Industrious and furnish best references.
State salary expected, age and refer
ences Communications confidential.
H 46l. care TiKes-Dispatch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

Account Mitchell Corn Palace
Exposition. to be held at Mitchell
5. D.. September "a to 7o inclusi-
We the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway will make a rate oi
one fare for the round trip to Nit
chell from all stations in South
Dakota. Tickets will be on sale
daily September "a to 20. inclu-
sive. Final return limit October
I. 1906. For furthur information
see nearest ticket agent of the c.
M, & St. P. R'y.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

This week the Independent en-.
tiers upon its third year of exis.
tence. and rhe publisher Is glad to
say that during this period o.
three years the Independent had
received support from the bust
ness men of Tabor which in plain
words "could not be beaten" AL
so the farmers residing in the viei.
nifty Of Tabor and other neighbor-
ing towns have been good subs
cribers and prompt in settling
their accounts. These are requi-
site necessary to the maintenance
of newspaper and The Ind:pen.
dent. having been nu.sed Under
these cocditions has forished and
bore fruit 10 the publisher; il was
a success.
We thank our friends for their
patronage and for the future pro-
mise to work with all power tor
the good of Tabor and its popu-
lace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04
Low Rates to California.

S7o.,s to points in California,
sass to North Pacific Coast
points. Greatly reduced rates
made to many other points Yves,
and Northwest via the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Halt rates for children of half-fare
age. Liberal stop-overs allowed
on all tickets. Tickets are good
in Tourist sleepers. For iurthur
information regarding rates, rout.
es and train service see nearest
ticket agent or write r. "A. Miller,
General Passenger Agent. Chiea.
90.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

The school Is in good running
order for another year with some
what OF . change OF instructors
This year promises to be a prospe
rous one tor the attendance Is
very good almost from the begin
ming, and besides a large number
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

v.;.. l,,.1. J. I. \ !, !, \. l...-..
= ]3.,ee 1s'>..iI q NJ 7-I,.-
Io(eI - wrIeo - him; Ne viii N
pr Work night.
!. ]. r. Wagner found I black L.
1le's jaeket a III way home from
Tabov. Owner enn call for same
q the Bndependent Office.
Miss Betty Svara Of Ysnkton
We hers visiting with friends Sun
day add ordered the Independent.
r. n,.ehr;,, ho,,eh, a 60.
of 6ne land Of Wagner Bros. last
week Sdjoinine hjs farm near Bon
Homme. Frank also has begun
On the erection Of 1 new rcsiden-
e. II i remembered BY old set
tIess that the house be resides ia
q present was the first building
s'eeseo % sn's county
G. F. Blackjack, ST., was 10 Yam
kton Friday on business.
Soseph Welh Of Geddes attend
"a the dances here Friday and
paid tive years in advance for the
Independent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

-... N
- <-:1 !,
e s ID I DI1r1Ine 1lrh1 I
nm wbo ~ ~ WOMB 81 1S ~
peW Ittr witch HszeI SalT1 ~ wi'I
,r .oo 80 oo. .: ,o.
49, =, s~sr-sn' ~ !
for. incIudIor oller eol1 1bor
Drug Store.
~ -. -. -
for visit Thursday.
-. 49,. -.
-
49, ,s "
-. GO - r.s : $500.
|Vork.
a Dvov,r xer~;ved IL -
Pointment - postmaster - LABOR
Monday this week. With this he
h,s at,a;ned IA .,.ce cf h~;rc -
-
E'o'ko5' Justice o. the reaee ana
Postmaster. IN the irst vocation
he deals out to the public the pro-
duct ot his brain. n the second
1,.,;~. 4. ~. -,.... $500 ~.l
80 1880 ~
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MEETING or co. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The republican county ccntra
committee of Bon Homme Co
will hold meeting Saturday Oct
8, 1906 at o'clock p. m. at the
Court House at Tyndall. Mem,
bers of the Committee from al
the precincts of Bon Homms
County are requested to be pre-.
sent. L. A. Eads.
Chairman rep. Co. c, Com
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-04

In these days OF rush and hurry
couotesy is often forgotten. In the
mad pell.meil rush OF our life little
things ore done 10 offend that we
rather remained undone. A hastily
eaten meal and It's resultant head
ache may cause MS social or financial
loss. The wise man or woman 10 the
one who relieves little Ills Of this sort
by little dose OF Kodol for Dyspep.
sla. IL digests what you eat and puts
your stomach back into shape. sold
at the Tabor Drug Store.
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. J.
q N
|cnu>c = balldICS Z
~ - ~ I'll Week.
~ Iyn6ol1 Ifihune easfics !
y o's~ks' eppsQs:e
go qfceys' Wnen g
~ ~ 800 NON me 4yaas''
]. 49, - - .e'' J. ~ ~. q.
- nsS1isss Esdos, ana bls6'
81 - "a! eolekly bring relief 4
~ 80. s.ss !. 49, 49, 49,
Seoeo.
For soeiaI. med;cin,l Or house.
|hoId uccs 1. w. HARPER whis.
kev : he best and he safest,
tn meat pooular hiph Grade
vhiekev a. The market. Sold By
| Hnualws = Tunee.
,v,. 80. .,. !. \ .. u
!. vesv esrsfpi sSoss us,nr ! snvth y, .
| 1has Vim cans eoussipaticn. - psr.
tleuiaFly careful about preparations
coneeIn'ng oplates. Uss kennedy's
- cough ana moves the bowels.
oold . The Tabor Drug Store.
| The N,lv.ukee mad w;li c;ve
low rates 70 Sioux Falls. 5. D.. on
account ct the Harvest Festival
to be held q that place October
- o. ss,s - - -, - $50, !
-
Jonn Sfusma purchased the -
ioon and building o. jos. Peksr
~~-s s.,,~ - ss-....;' -
sss....s' -. d.. -,
:-.~,. -, -:
go .h~. IN, - !. -. e. I.
- $50. 80. 49,. !. S..,,..d
49, ,,,
| ~ wsens s0ok TIP 20
Cnasles NIX county on his auto
/
| Miss Carrie Petrik accepted .
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puss1e.
The Fooi--Ny mother wants me %
7ropose 70 you.
The IIeIress- Indeed. whyi-Ths
-atier.
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n che Earth Were square.
Gunner--And II the earth were
square?
Guyer-Ah, then there would be four
corners ~
Gunner-And who would be on thu
four cornersf
Guyer-why. the beef trust. the oil
trust. the coal trust. and the sugar
trust
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

pears to be- though ali admit that the struggle in
that country between the Vatican and the govern
ment is extremely grave. Father John ]. Wynne.
the well known Jesuit and editor of The Messen-
ger" is almost optimistic about the outcome. He
ntlmated yesterday that in ms opinion the French
government playing to the galleries He said:
The government has done nothing yet to cause
alarm Why doesn't II enforce the law: The ar
rest OF MOusikynOT MOntaguIni was SIMPLY a play
for the galleries. MonsignOr Montagnlnl IN no
shape form IS or an official OF the vatican.
ISe was simply = clerk in the Papdl Legation. The
moment the Pope revealed his attitude IN The mat
ter the government had TO do something CteIneIl-
ceau did a lot of talking and therefore nad 10
show sign of action MonslSnor Monta gnlill
al hand. and. TO please the noD, ne could DG
arrested without giving great onence from a iesal
standpoint.
II was play TO the galleries. and If the reports
are true we'll But that gives no reason 1or
alarm. The whole affair appears to me TO be a
Of words. I am of the opinion tlat. aeslIle
all this public furore there is understandings be
tween the government officials and the trench
hierarchy
Nonsignor Laveue rector Of ST. Patricks Cathe-
dral said: "On the surface it looks grave but who
knows
II the French Premier should carry out the pol
icv Of expulsion and con1iscation Of Church prop
erty, Cardinal Gibbons VIII probably summon the
archbishops and bishops Of the country TO Il spe-
al meeting az which another letter VIII be drafted
to Cardinal Richard and the French hierarchy.
Ii was fntimatel yesterday that Archbishop Far
lev would himself some statement 10 make
in a few days. the event of whoieaale co:i-lst-
OF Church property and expulsion OF 'he PRIESTS
sa~rr w.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

VIII not include any reference TO the rurnored
project OF the sale TO the Great Northern OF the
Northern Pacitic's equity in the Burlington That
deal 1t is said in excellent quarters has been
deferred, but viii be carried through in the not
distant future. The need for increasing the traf-
hc facilities of the Northern Pacific is even
greater than In the case OF the Great Northern
The stock OF the road has never been increased
since the reorganization. in 1896 practically
all OF the Improvement work having been
financed by small prior lien and general mort
gage bond issues, by receipts from the sale OF
lands, and out OF surplus earnings. In addition
to its heavy requirements for additional equip
ment, the company has under way a great deal
Of new construction work. the cost Of which VIII
be met out of the proceeds Of the new stock
The $750Oo000 preferred stock OF the North
ern Pacific was retired at par on January /
1902, an outcome Of the Northern Pacific
panic and the common stock was at that time
increased from $S0,0O0.00G to S155.O00 600.
Whether or not The payments for the North
eru Pacific stock viii cover as long d period as
those for the Great Northern. could not be
learned yesterday. but IT was said with some de-
gree of positiveness that there would be rights
the entire amount, which would mean that
the plan Coutemplates the immediate issuance
Of the full quantity of new stock, whether il be
so per cent or a less proportion Of the present
capitalization. and not merely its authorizations
with the issuance of parts of II from time TO time
Taking Northern Pacific at yesterdays clos sng
price Of about 220, and assuming that the re-
port IS accurate that S93,000000 new stock is To
be issued, the value of the rights would be a.
Like Great Northern, Northern Pacific paws 7
per cent yearly dividends The stock opened
up point yesterday, at 223ic. went TO 9o47s
and declined at the close TO 219S, a net loss fSr
the day Of S1s points
The Union Pacific will be a large gamer from
the Great Northern and Northern Poetic ernaf-
OuS, as its holdings Of their shares. through its
controlled Oregon Short Line Railroad Cofnu.lr,N
We're az the close Of It's fiscal year. on June so
Great Northern. $l5,4S6. 400 par value. Northern
Pacific. S13.352.SG0.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
DEATH OF SHAH NEAR.
More Painting SpeIls-The Persian
People 4pathetic.

Teheran, Dec 12.-The condition of the Shah
remains practically unchanged although to-day
he rallied slightly after yesterdays relapse. At
q consultation of physicians held yesterday even
ing IT was discovered for the first time that his
rlajesty's heart has become seriously affected.
adding new complication TO the situation,
which already was considered grave. The con-
dition of the heart and the repeated syncopes
lead to the opinion that the Shah cannot live
more than five days
Except his household and persons having in
innate relations with the court, few persons
seem TO be affected by the state of the Shah's
health ana general Indifference if not apathy,
extends even to parliament. Two-thirds of the
members have not Yet been elected, and parlia-
ment as a body has not expressed regret at the
sovereign's illness.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
TO DISSOLTE REICHSTAG.
Kaiser Takes Step to Force Protec-
ton of african Colony.

Berlin, Dec. 12.-Emperor William has author.
ized Chancellor Won BtlOw TO dissolve the
Reichstag and order new elections if the sup
Elementary appropriations asked for by the
government are not granted by the House.
The question of appropriation Of enough
money 10 keep the present army in German
Southwest Africa III the field is. according to
The conviction Of the government, equivalent to
the question whether the colony shall be given
up or retained An appeal 10 the country, if
necessary, will be made on that issue. the gov
ernments position being that If the present
garrison Of German Southwest Africa is re-
duced from 1900 to $500 men, as the Centre
party and the Extreme Left contend should be
done the insurgent natives will obtain posses
sion Of the colony.
The Chancellor to-day conferred with the
various party leaders, and told them that the
government was unable 10 accept the action Of
the Appropriations Committee
The form for the dissolution of the Reichstag g
is as follows: The Chancellor recommends the
step TO the Emperor, and if he assents, the
Federal Council authorizes the issuing Of a de-
cree fixing the date Of the new elections, which
must be within sixty days after the dissolution
of Parliament The new Parliament must re-
assemble within ninety days.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
A RISING IN KURDISTAN.
Third Son of Shah Defeated by Mountaineers
Suspicion in Teheran.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 12.-An anti-extortion
rising has broken out in Kurdistan according
TO a dispatch from Teheran, and a force COM
manded by the Shahs third son. Prince Abul
Faith Mira, has been defeated by the rebelIious
tribesmen. 1t appears that Abul. who is Gov
ernOr Of Kurdistan, raided number of villages
in order TO levy for second time taxes which
already had been paid. The warlike mountain
eers rose in rebellion. assembled in force,
turned on the invaders, routed Abus body Of
Kurdish horsemen and forced the prince to fee,
leaving many men dead on the field. The rising
Is said to be spreading.
Prince Abul's action is viewed with dissats-
faction at Teheran, where there is sus-
picion that his concentration of Kurdish horse
men might be connected with possible claims on
the succession 10 the throne in the event of his
fathers death.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
NEGROES WANT TO RE-ENLIsT.
Six Apply to War Department-Mr Taft
Considering Evidence

washington Dec. 1.-THE Immediate result ~
inc memorandum OF Secretary Tart TO the mill
tary secretary outlining the procedure 10 be fol-
lo"eo oy enlisted men Of the 25th Infantry who
~, pSe''"Fs yea without honor was the visit to the
War Department to-day OF six OF tha aiscbarga1
men who applied for re-enlstment declaring that
'iey We're innocent Of all completely In and lnowI-
euse q the affair at Brownsville The men had nc
evidence establishing this fact 10 pre-
-, 'ut me @ppAcatlons were submitted and re-
eelVed on the assurance that sueh tasti,,o,,,, ,s
De iorlheomns at once. Secretary Taft said to-
u"S .'al nothing beyond receiving the applications
would he done until the replies To the SENATE raso-
Iutlons Of inquiry submitted
GU. i~~'I0" ~ submitted at the White House by
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