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New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Edward +. Shallow. Acting Superintendent Of the
New York Public Schools when asked Yesterday
about the value of simplihed spelling in the public
schools said:
In number Of quarters II has been urged that -
the Board OF Education permit. III. "f simpil
once he put to the enormous expense Of purchasing
an entirely new set OF textbooks. This fear
tiTely without foundation.
in the first place there il intention the pert
Of Tho school people 10 require the of the three
merely to h recommended and their permittei
on the part Of those teachers who believe that
shorter spelling will save time for the children.
in the second place. the list Of words far
commended contains few forms which
not already in the textbooks that II would le
quXotic present for the publishers reprint
Simplihei Spelling Board. while IT, Of course n-
lie'es that eventually rs spelling will appear in
of it's list for all publications bv some Of the
largest state normal schools tho West would
not advise public school sysem 10 have new se'
of texts on account OF Its present brief list tho
present textbooks he kept without
confusion All that would he necessary would he
10 supply every teacher with list Of the ihTeo
hundred words
In tho third place. textbooks do rot last forcver.
Every three four years the average textbook
either of tho same kind of improved kind.
Principals are allowed order only thNir proper
replace Nornout books and huv books only 10
meet the needs Of increasing attendance. II thu
aNpI rlupt SPthtts' aLu 'il'I' = Il
demand for books with the new forms In them.
doubtless the publishers will meet the demand by
preparing their texts I'm the new form TeXt91oks
with shorter forms will he exactly In the ssme
position a textbook with a shorter Tnethol
of arithmetic " principals favor this shorter
arithmetic method they can Cradua liz replace
longer method hooks as they by the newe-
and better one They do not, however. uav" tn use
m" shorter arithmetic method They Certf'nlv DO
understand it, the Simlihed Spelling Bodrl has 10
desire 70 force its ideas an any one
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
ESPERANTO CONGRESS A SUCCESS
American Delegates Enthusiastic Regard
ing Universal Language.

Geneva. Switzerland, Sept 1.-The Esperanto
universal language, Congress. which has been
IN session here during the week. extremely
successful Its sections dealt with many varied
subjects. The Red Cross, temperance. socialism,
chess. education. peace and the sciences were all
discussed IN Esperanto
The delegates from The United States were en-
thusiasic regarding the possibilities and useful
ness Of Esperanto in travelling Professor \. y
Grillon. of Philadelphia and Professor Hunting
ton. Of Harvard actively taking part IN the de-
hates. The Esperanto Congress of l9p7 will lie
held in England.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

S""Nnig TAN drd winter li1es tailored suits walk
ing skirts. raincoa's and automohtle coats
FtEoERIC', " EVERS No 222 and g.5 Fourth
avenue. offers special rales cf brass beds. china,
closets mission chairs and rockers parlor suits and
chifTonierS.
BEST Il 90. Wesl IA street, otter speciuI sales
Of children cIothins. faI millinery. IN .sses shoes
underwear and furnishings.
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITJ RE COMPANY
Mes 70 and SO West 32d street have a daily ex-
hibit IN their new studio building at the address
given There are special exhibits This week OF
every article cf furniture.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE X GO. Brcatwav and
l''" street chef sales OF Lyons novelty silks for
iali and winter Wear. wcyaen's tailor suits motor
coats turS. nufts. necknieces. coats and jackets.
H. ALTMAN II 90. 18th street and Sixth ave
nue.. offer sales of trimmed hats untrmmed mIi-
merry misses and boys apparel decorative Iaces
and school outfits
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
OFFERINGS AZ THE STORES.
fOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT TIE iDTERJJsI-
UENTS IN TO-DIYS ISSUE

u ~ MA'N ~ co. Broadway, between 3ith and
ith streets. offer special values tomorrow I'm chill
drens school supplies and wearing apparel also
specials m womens suits. linens, embroderies, ear
pets and lnoleums
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. SIKH
avenue and 18th street. have a special exhibit Of
fall millinery. misses new fall suits ana waists
school hosiery and underwear
HEARN. West 18th street announces a series of
values In curtains. he'd and upholstery fabrics.
silks checks and paids in dress goods and wearing
apparel for the school children.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn. announce
special sale of the seasons furs-fal fashions IN
Persian lamb jackets fur lined coats. etc
\. y. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. will have
big specials in supplies the counters Tues
day and special blanket sale. sponge Is 10 be
given away with every ten-c@nt purchase IN school
supplies
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Sept q f2:30am
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday. Sept. L, 1906.


yleensJosyn s6 to the ,unard steamship COMPANY Ltd
with 663 cabin passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer PhiiadelphIs Mills southampton and Cher
mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
steamer Indiana dta,. Psrodi Genoa Angus, 1S Mes
sina II and Naples is e Y Richard K CO. with -
cabin and 49, s'eerase passengers and mdse Arrive
s5same5 5snGss G.Kse:s Tanoieq Angus, g am
ass ATryef at The Ear az 40 oo n ,,,,., o. ,
Panama Railroad steamship Company wth s. passenger
mails and mdse Arrived az the Bar a. 1;4o a M
- american Metal COMPANY. with passenger and
copper vessel The New YORK. and Porto Rico Steam
win Hdse Ieft quarantine at 6:G5 a m
TO the ocean IS co. with passengers and mdse- L.;
stesmer jefferson. Catharine Newport News and Nor
fok. to the old Dominion So 20 with passengers ami
steamer Windhsr pow Portland. 10 the Yors
steamer Arapahoe KembIe Ilcksonvte August % AMI
nds- Left Quarantine al 225
queenstown - 20 Line. with 5s1 suts
and Less steeras" passengers and mdse Arrived ~ ~
SANDY Fiook. y D. sep, J. $50 m-wind north n.
Nsht breeze. cea-
steamers St for Plymouth Cherbours ard sou'a-
mu0n PRINCESS Ger Naples and Genoa: Lucenit
HnweTS Tr' aeT astoTa r @ Gisssd% Kied NOR, Por A
I9nig song aT9s '35 & raj Antonio aad T1'fns
Juan ,1lracao stc; san Juan Mayasnez, Arfsieo Ct,
itier Kingston Savana. colon. Coon AtratO tBr
XoT1 M5n,eTiEo BaeH6s Ayres ec Via BsitimoTs "a
tain Lucas Port arthur Princess anne Norfolk AM
."ncho. Key West and Galveston Sity Of Birmnshan.
savannah Ma4aw1 efr, Antwerp Minue'onNa tBr). Low"
Steamers Ais nquin charleston and Jacksonville; ID,
samuel DilOWay u a 1aocan tBrl. cayenne
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

F'ffSEl'rN f''t- -
/ s,-rpoaI Sept pev1uian Trad
Boston Campania tf{rl War;. New York via Queenl
town. arrived. steamer Cymric tSrl. Sesinen.. BoI
via Queenstown
Southampton, SeOt sailed. steamer - Flaul. Rsssn
New York Via Cherbourg and passed Hurst Cast
I,2S
London S,pt 1Sailed Minneapolis Csr>. Gate
New York
Eavre Sept l. a Sailed steamers n lorraine Fl
P,nceIet New YORK.. la Rretagne tFT' Verlynde
New York
Bremen aug ao-Arrivea steamer KoIn tGer>. KOne
mann, Galveston
Cherbclrs. n. II:30 p nl-Ssiled steamer Hase-
AuEIste Victoria tGe-'. R'aser ttroul Hamburg an
southampton. New York with 1.1te cabin and Itai
uassenEsrSi
Antwerp. sept - Sailed. steamer Kroonland. Doxru
New York via Dover
Ielagoa Bsy. Aug 30-Arrived steamer 5usquehann'
,}r' samuel. New York VIA - Vincent G V. cap
Town. etc
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

nssti nation and steamer
Japan. COrea. china and Philippins Isl
ands tvia Seattlet-Shawmut ..-....., .,
Tahiti and MaTquesas Islands tvia san
FrancisCol-M MaTtposa .................... TO-. q.
Japan. C0rea. china and Philippine ISL
ands Cvia Seattlet Tango Maru- -.
New Zealand. Australia except Westl,
New Caledonia samoa. Hawaii and
specially addressed mail for FIJI Islands
(vla san FrancisCOl-SieTra ...-.......
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
GILLIAN RELIEF FUND GROWING.

The fund Of the Merchants Association for the
relief OF the Chilian earthquake sufferers in
creased yesterday by $3.50, making a total of
slo4s5. The additional contributors were: Tiff
fany & Co. $500, Fisk * Robinson. $3.50
Castner. Curran & Bullitt. $3.50: the American
Cotton Oil Company. S200 and Parsons Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
HEDLEY DENIES SUBWAY CAR e,s,

Frank HedIey. general manager of the Intsr
borough company. issued statement yeste-aa,
about the tie-up Friday afternoon. I'M vvbics
ne said that il due to the short circuitiny "a
a southbound express train from West Farm
He denied that there was fire i'm the body of
the car
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
FIRE ON RED STAR LINE PIE,

Shortly before the steamship Finland ne =,
Red Star Line. sailed yesterday a large crat. -
furniture which Was being lowered into tina ho,, .
caught fire. The hOisting rope was cut ana 81
burning furniture dropped into the wata- "e
panic was narrowly averted on the pier -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
GATEWAY OF BIG GRAIN CROP

~ I'eleg.apH y ThH TTIDune
Kansas City. No. Sept. with Kansas. Ne
braska and Oklahoma producing l72.GnOD9 bushels
OF wheat this year. enoTmous food of grain
will pass through the Kansas City gateway. Ten
million bushels win be used In Kansas city mills.
the will lie shipped out IL is estimated that
10000 VIII PASS through Kansas civ.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WOMEN SUPPORT NJ w. RYAN.

The voters of the 3fth Assembly District saw
that Nicholas w. Ryan cannot now lose the
leadership fight. The Patrolmen's Wives Aq-
sociatton has indoTSed him Mrs Hester Moore
tn" president sent Mr.. RYAN a letter Informing
him of the associations Endorsement RYAN was
a strong supporter of the three platoon system
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WIRELESS REPnRTs.

Steamship columbia 81 miles east of Nantucket Iisbr
snip A 10 a IN. Yesterday.
Steamship Buecher. 90 miles of Nantucke, Light
ship az 500 a III. Yesterday.
steamship N0Ordam was in communication with Sahs
Island. when vessel AIS miles Nf sandy Hoos Al
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

the house early yesterday morning In IN j
hour last night he had not feturned. The ma IA 2
are now looking for the misSing butler as e,,hfs
the two Negroes and the 1ewelry The butIsr !. ~
married man. N'cr - 8
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SEpTEMRER 4
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.

Kronprinz VIM Bremen. y C I4lovd. 400 7:Ca m
Cevic. Liverpool. White star
city or Columbus. Savannah. -. s.Oopm
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MI-NI1fI OINI@ A-@daNAO
Sunrise SRA Sunset 625 Moon rises -- Moons an. 4,
HIGH WATER -
AM.-Ssndy 7f2 Island 1851 He'll Cat. a.ss
PM-Ssndy Hook I:23 Gov. Island I45i He'll Gate 80
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
SIMPLIFIED SPELLING IN SCHOOLS.
E. B. Shallow Refutes Idea That It's Adop
tion Would Mean Much Expense.

Edward Il. shallow. Acting Superintendent of the
New York Public Schools. when asked Yesterday
about the value of simphed spelling in the pubic
schools, said:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Close IN n y.
sept 3. 500 D m
Sept. .. II. so a m
Sept. g. 600 D m
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
HOT SHOT FROM IOWA.
RIDDLES BIG DEMOCRATS.
Charles Il. WaIsh Cuts Loose from
National Committee.

Ottumwa. Iowa. Sept. 1.-Charles A. Walsh. the
Iowa member of the Democratic National Commit
tee, who secretary of the national committee
during the two Bryan campaigns mas rendered his
resignation member of the national committee,
giving his reasons for so doing in letter mailed
to-day. parts of which follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

sBriuzs mail
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02

Rtprdftutanttr.
1. Tifirifi-Ri6plas 8urft.
Q. 1iifrifi-5impibp .. DAVIS.
4. Tiifrift-Ipminid Dtmpitv.
5. Tiiirift-9amts 9 WeAuhrsp.
6. Tiltrifi-@illiam NolfI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Wabt ifb bemcrfbar.

gSenn Der oeutide Reidstanjler 6iirit
uOn SiilOw in einissn DtOuatsn Die
2situns uOn neuem in Die Sanb nebmsn
wiro, wiro er in ben ueri6iebeneu Slb.
tbsiluuseu oes auswdrti9en 9lmts pisle
neue @eiidter untrsffeu. 9ia6 ben
bis ieet ieitseieeten PIdnsn wirO Der
Sirit bis @noe september in 9tor'
oernep bleiben uno bann nod cine
9luttur in 9amburs b. .. SObs
Our6madsn. Sn pOlitii6su Sreiien
wiro gang Ofen Oaruuf binsewieisn,
OaB Die 9lbpeienbsit bss Tsi6sfani'
lers iid mun6mal isbr bemsrtbur
mudt, bas es iibsrall an elmer itrafisn
Seituns febIt unb iid srOBe llniider'
belt funo siebt, neun es barauf oils
tcmmt, @ntiheiouusen III treffsn.
Wenn Der Suiier pom isiner 9iOrO.
lanofablt Suriidsefebrt lit, piro er
Osm 5iirltsn in giOrOerusp nod einsn
Sriu6 abitatteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Imerifaner acebrt.

Bon bem frausOiiidsn uuswdrtissn
slmt wurbe befannt sssebsn, oaB fol-.
seuosn 9lmsritanern bas Srsu; Der
GbrenlesiOn usrlieben pOrOen III {:
9enrp GadarO, friiberer Prdiiosnt Der
amerifanii6en 9anSelstammsr 9Balter
Sap, bem in Paris pObnsuSsn bstaun,
ten aiinftler Sames Dssrins. BON
Chicago /; Or .Grneit Supluce bon 9bila.
oslpbia unO Halter Serrp, 8s6tsan.
malt Oss SuuSes.S Sbsrssri6ts in 8alb.
iHston Wtarie Paul San De Sour
BON giep Orleans uuo 9ouaro Yeiuli
pom GOniulut in PbiluSsIpbia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Besbalb Der Bar ec;wnneen mar,
bic Rei6scuma anf,ul6feu.

9srr pon Sdpansbaa, RsihscOn'
trOlleur oes ruiiiihsn Rsidss, iusts be-
trsffs Der sluflOiuus bes Yarlaments
fOlssnbes Die 9esieruns puros sur
guflOiuns Der Reidsbuma ssiwunsen,
nm bas 2ano Dor Der S6rsdsns- unb
Slutberridaft ;u rettsn, bic iid isst
iuit iibsrull ssltsno mudt. Die auf'
lUiuns bebeutst aber feinsswess cine
Ridiebr gum friibsren 9lbiOlutisnlus (;
bisiss lit fir INNER uOrbsi. 2lus BEN
Wtunoe oss 3arsn babe id IS sebOrt,
oaB er an oas Princip Der 8olfsuers
tretuns slaubt unb babel blsiben piro,
Sieiem 8rincip sstrsu ;u hanbsln (;
bod er fam ju Der llsberjeusung, baB
baS Parlament unter abnOrmeu Ser'
bGltniiien erwdblt mar, baB ieine
Mitslieoer oesbalb nibt bic eisentlide
8Oltsitimmuns reprdisntirtsn uuO
oaB oeswessn elm nodmaliser Sppell
ans 8olf nOtbi9 iei. @lbreno Der
Ssrbanbluusen bss Rarlaments ;eiste
ss iid, oaB man Die 9lbiiht bate, oise
les gum Sturmcentrum fir bic reuO'
lutionGre Rropasanoa ;u MAIDEN. gSie
mir OOrauaiabeu, fertiste bas Furlu.
msnt iein sisenes GOoesurtbeil aus,
inOem es ben Seweis lisfsrte, baB ss
feline seIeessbenoe, ionoern cine repo'
lutiOndre SUrperi6uit mar. Sor
etwa Ssbn Gasen mar Der Gar bsrsit,
elm parlamentarii4es Wtiniiterium
unSunebmen bod bic conititutiOnellsn
DsmOtraten itelltsn 10 uniinnise 5or'
Osrunsen. baB er ben 8lan wieOer aui'
seben muBte. Gr cOnisrirte nit Sers
trstern aller Yarteiibattirunsen unO
fam ;u Der 9luiidt, baB ibm nidtS
wsiter iibris blcibe, ais oas Yarlamsnt
aui,ulDieu.H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02

Die feiuiteu Drudarbeiten in Der StaSt,
Siefert bic Office bes -8obsublatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02

9teislatip.
Stnatpr-gepare 8. Slsritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Ser SauocI NIT Muitralicu.

Der Wertb Sss SanosIs Der Der.
Staaten nit 9luitraIien i'm GtstaIiabr
1905 belief Iih uuf S38,000,000 gssen
$34,500,000 i'm 8oridbr, $32,000,s
900 i'm Sabre 1900 uno $14,000,OO0
i'm Sabre 1895. Die Ginfubr bon
auitraIien itiss BON $4,666,000 i'm
Sabre 1895 auf $12,OO0,0O0 I'm Sabre
1905 unb bic @usfubr bon $19,000,s
900 uuf $26.000,000. 9i. neun erIt.n
Wpnute oes porisen Sabr.s psiisn
nod sinen 3ufpa9s ssgsn bas 8priabr
bon 100000 auf. Die Ginfubr
Quitruliens aus oen Der. Stuaten
tommt Der aus alien anoeren 2Gnosrn
5ufummenesnommsn nit 2tusT6Iub
GnsIanos slsi6. Die Ginfubr 9lus
itrdIiens aus 9euti9lano belGuft It9
uuf $13, 100000, Die aus England 6ds
segen auf $110,00O,0o0.
Die feinitsu Drudarbsiten in Der Staot,
9isiert bic Office bes .gBo6sublatt.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
@Deben:N
Snl a II D.

~ - ~ - -
9Iuf isiuem 2anbiis rGeburcrOft" in
2awrence, I. g., itarb Der 5inancier
Ruiiel Gage on slltersidwGhe. 2lm
A. 9lusuit niiros Der 9eriturbene 80
Sabre aft sewOrosn ieiu, Oeun er mar
am A. slu9uit 1916 sebOreu. Gage,
Der uls Sinancier unb @eiddftsmann
iiberraidenbe Griolse sebubt bot, mar
Der Sobn einss nrmeu 6armers in
SerOna, Snsioa Gountp, q. o.. uuo
besann feline Garrisre oils &auiiunse in
bem Sei6dft ieines 8ruoers Seurp in
2rOp, q. ..
Drei prOmiuente oeutide Susenisurc.
Sarl Gdermann BON Veipiis uuo Z. BON
SrsSs uno Soiepb Stuli uOu Berlin,
buben ieit GINGER 3eit in Sau 6ran'
cisco iiber bic Grobebentataitropbe pom
Is. 9lpril wiiieui6aftli6s StuOien sss
mabt uno weroen bic ReIultate ibrer
llnteriu6uusen mebreren piliehitait'
lihen 9eiellibaften in Oeuti6lauo
unterbreiten. Serr Gdermann ia9te,
baB ieiner 2tniidt mad Elm aus ioliOsn
Stablbalfen sebuutes 9aus bel @rO'
beben nidt jeritOrt werben tOune.
Dad elmer bel Der Gbicasoer Sri.
bane- aus Sbebopsan einsetrOiienen
Dspeide iino oreiBis stder urbar se'
ma6teu, unmittelbar an Song Safe in
SOHo bu Sac @Ountp seleseuen &anOes
plOslib ueri6munoen uno bort, NO
man nod Dor einisen Gasen iippise
sSslber unc iaftis crime 8ieien iab, ers
blidt man bsute cine iilberbslle 8uiier'
fldde.
0as pOn Der ;piihenitaatliben Sans
bslscOmmiliiOn publiiirte Bulletin iibsr
Die lln9IiidsfGlls auf Giienbabnen in
ben Ser. Staaten in ben orei nit
Dem 81. Widrj 1906 beeubisten WiOna.
ten lG6t cine 9siammtjabl BON llus
sIiidsiallen, bic Raiiasiereu uuO sInse'
ftellteu juftiessn, BON 1926 erieben
(1126 Eobte 17,170 Serlsste). cine
3unabme BON II an Gooten uno So
on Serlsstsu I'M Serslsi6 Su ben brei
uOrbsrssbsnOsn WtOnatsu.
@sssu Cornelius 3. Sbea, ben
Prdlibenten berr Sutsrnational Yrotbers
boob Of GeamiterS", uno swsi uno uisrs
sis uubere sIrbeitsrfiibrer, BON beueu
Elm uub oreiBis bsrsits friibsr anssttast
marsn, tpurOen in Gbicasu pon @rosse.
idWoreuen ueue sluflaseu srbOben
unO jpar Weseu Seri6w6ruus, I'M
ben @ei9Gftsbetrieb GROCER SunOsls'
banier uno @rpreBseislli6aften su
itOrsu unb ju ruiniren. Su ben msi'
ften SGllen truten Die nsusn 9lufla9en
an Die Stelle Der alien, bic unmittel.
bar mad Sseuoisuu9 bes srOseu
Strsits Der Gbica9Oer 5ubrleute erbos
ben fpuroen.
Nuslano.
y Die iapauiiae Rssisrun9 fat be-
ialulen, isas Giisnbabnsn an;utau.
fen, uuo spar gum eritsn Ds3ember
uno ;u siuem Prsiie BON $125, 900, 900,
in fiinfprO;sntissn Bombs, in flint
Subrsu eiulOsbur. Wtau nimmt an,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
9onnsritas, 2. &usuft 1906.
Tuiicn Ipminatipnen.

Staat.
gpuvnnSr-esp's GmsrY, il.
qitutsnant. 8pupnnSr -9ue Q. Blad.
Strridr eu 9unun AnesIsssnbsitsn -
gpm Grtalp.
Gubiipr. Gsnual-Spbn 8. @rttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
9emcfratif6e sfominatipnen.

GpuntY.
Dihrift anpalt-5Citpb S'Brisu.
S4tIiI-p. 8. 9alpin.
prpib pnptar-@illare R. 9uuuta
S&asmtiifu-p. .. Conner.
@nibtsitrUbtr-
Rssprpsr ron Iues-9cuis 3. 3immr.
Rtaiiitr ron @ills-Stnrp y. eapls.
SuTp gpmmiIGr-a. 8. S'8ppls.
Rinsn Sniptfipr-gItptllyu W. Grams.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02

GpnsrtfFp
GpnsrtB-5bpmas .. Ri&pIs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
GRANTS PARDON TO RucKER
Arkscsas ExcJ:,ve cces Nc: -eec
 Petition cf 7.soo Young we~an.

Little Rock. Ark, June -7.-Gov. ernor Jeff Davis yesterday granted C pardon to Wallace RucKer ot BeGton county, relieving him ot further ser. vice on a r:an;-entiary sentence of five years. rpc,set 3ast May.
 R4cker Was convicted of retrayine school ;aaene-. to whom he had been engaged +o mary. He wa~s tried ia Washin Eto1 count? on c change Of 7enue
 When Governor Davis spoke i1 Pea Ridge las- December he was called .3ron ty C Geleea-ion Of young women, y,nn protested against pardoning R1caer A pet.tion containing nearly :.s0N signatures was presented Io the governor Eucxe- was escorted ta Little Roe-z ast tall by Governor nav!s 10 anta~ the penItentlary The case has excitnd great interest in pertfwee+ Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
ACTIVITY AGAINST
 CONFIDENCE MEN
Campaign Against Lawlessress in Hot Springs Results in Nu~jbe-
 cf Arrests.

Hot Springs. June 27,-The city IS stirred up as never before by the epi demic of transsressors by card sharps and confidence men. Chief Teague made the following statement 70 the council caucus Saturday night:
 We can get most Of these fellows out Of town. hu. some of them live here. and are bondsmen, who appear 6; tie jail with the necessary bond as soon as the ofbc ce~ gets there With their pals
 Alderman Ese3a2a said that -he reign Of lawlessness positively had 10 cease at once. If the cti;4f "t police thinks t necessary an vii ,ns and ready e hack him with shoteun Th5s sentina ent was preval. ..lt V:;.h the entire ccunc:i
 After 6 tonterence today Mayer Bedding swo-e in six special police men +o 6o service in citizens clothes. an8 make au eao1t to suppress the '. t.es1read l&wlessness.
 Two cases Of robbery were reported t. Sheriff W,l1lams today. One ~ as 2n cid man WHO had considerable trouble n piloting tue sheriff to n" pace where De e141rned to lave oeen rabbed
 Shelf Williams took the situatie n irI t1apd tnis nora.ns and sent his dea- 1 s.tles through the city notifying i kteferS Ct G4estionaple resorts and q :ssr, Iu,able gambling joints that m less tao card sharks and big init ] ~an were -eYaed over to the county 9l4noritl1s nm elia;ely every place 1 i,, 9.aa t5.+v = wi.ich the hand ot sNs. eiun -nient polnt would De 1ern1a. aenty closed
 q reealt five men ats behind the oars C 'te eaanty jail and the 7c"nd- sr < alt54ely n progress Most ot ftIese arrests nave been made bV ! T~.ts+v Sherse P1 The men arrest cd gave th,. following names Col r. T. Brown. ]. ,. schriener, Jim powsInc. Patty Ki cayne and one oth- q, man Kilcavne has been arrested aete bv the city authorities before ui+h !zar-v F3omer and Chanpy No ran but re1aasa5 for lac& e "Vi7"'"A. l cne-if 7Eil1se~ee ctateS thie after .Iecn that he would hereafter sake all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-27
YOU CAN'T HUG IN
 THE NEW WALTZES.
They Are Creamy, but They Part
 With the Old Theory.


New York, June T. Dreamy Waltzes, with the woman held ill digni- i tieG positions, the mans right hand resting lightly at the waist line, while 1 the tips of his left fingers just touch thc palm of his partners right hand.
 were selected yesterday by the Unit ed Professional Teachers of Dancing 1 of America to replace the angular hugging pastures now assumed u 1 bathrooms, at session of the conven tion held in the Forest Academy No l53G Third avenue.
 Determined to do away with angle.
 like attitudes and substitute curves fn which it will be impossible to take hugging position without openlv squeezing ones partner. these mas fers of the terpsichorean art have de. eided to force the public to adopt the SIX new dances all combinations of the graceful minuet, and the slow. dignified Waltz step, or to be ont of style in their way of dancing.
 One of the dreanliest and slowesf ot the new waltzes is called Dream. land, and was composed by J. Hack ett of Hamilton, Ont. It is dedicated tc Hugh 4. Thompson, brother of the man who wrote the song, con inc Pier at Dreamland, and is danced to the music of this ballad
 Ideal Schottische," a waltz conbin- ation with schottische sitiestep Was composed by Joseph 4. Dawson and his 15-year-old daughter of Phil;l- delphia, Pa. It is really the work of the young woman. who. catching the idea of her father perfected the dance, and with him as q partner she showed the assembled masters the beauties of their joint work during the meeting called for the examine tion of new steps
 s'rhe Oakland a combination Of waltz and the old-atyle minuet, com posed by Mrs. E. Honn 0. Oakland. Cal. and named after ha> native town, won applause from al, of the teachers because i: offers opp rtuni- lies for training pupils to taf,. grace ;h1 ros .tions and gives IT., chances for r0n2ping or the detested angular rtt;tld IS that the asscc;s ties :s feht- ing
 a11::. ger new one that wi i.abt. less hn popular vi the vo 'a.. is tho Mil. arv Glide Watt" crea:ed tv Mfr. and Mrs. W.,.e..- Barber et l:;ca Ny