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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-10-18
A Bad Year.

This is bad year for American la.
Dor to commit any political follies. 1t
is bad year to hold the door open for
tariff changes. 1t is certainly a bad
year to withhold hearty support from
the Republican party, that has created
all the wonderful prosperity that work.
ingmen enjoy-and that is the opinion
too, of the great majority of working.
men, who will vote for Republican
tariff protection, as they always do.-
Newark Advertiser.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-10-18

In 1864 the Republican party re
elected Lincoln, vindicated his ag.
gressive war policy, and declared that
slavery must be abolished.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-10-18
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS.
II. Il. MULLIN. Editor
Published Every Thursday
TERMs oF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ADVERTISING RATES:

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
C0ALVILLE Is WARNED.
state Board Of Health Takes Notion on
Fatal Typhoid Case.

The state board OF health has d.
covered grave danger from typhoid
conditions existing In The vicinity 81
the ranch Of the younger Roach on the
coalyillo watershed. and the secretary
has notified Dr. o. p. French. the
lrahh officer a. Coalvile to oXor-
else due precaution without DELAY. I'm
The meantime Special Agent r. r.
Woodward NJ the state board has been
sent % the Roach ranch with proper
supply Of disnfectants TO clean Up the
place
Suspicion was directed TO that local.
.ty by The death Of Pearson n. Burns.
aged SO, Of Pennsylvania. a dairy
man, from typhoid The body was
brought 10 this city yesterday morning.
and LEFT at the undertaking establish
mcut Of j. W. Taylor so await the ace
ton Of relatives There does not seem
20 have been any return from the To-
cal health authorities IN this case. SO
the secretary ~ the state board IN his
ofliclal capacity held a brief autopsy
and discovered as he had expected the
presence Of cntoric lesion. This settled
The matter then and there. and steps
were al once taken TO protect the Coal
Vile public from Infection Il was
learned that conditions favorable 10
spread Of typhoid had developed al the
Roach ranch, 50 that active precau-
ton Is necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08

Newport r. J.. Aug S.-No effort was
spared by he New York Yacht club 10
make the initial race for The kings cup
today success and 20 fulhll the de-
sires OF King Edward who presented
the cup FOR a continuance NJ intercs,
ON this side OF the water in the racing
~ large yachts Many OF the fastest
boats Coz the club. outside of the 9o.foot
sloops we're on the list this morning as
wen as the schooner Amorita " the
ROYAL Boston Yacht club, making am
entry ~ six schooners and ~ yaWls
and Sioops for the event. Under the
conditions. the cup win forever be held
10 the New York Yacht club. 90 be
sailed Tor annually and each Yacht
winning 30 vii have her name and
that Of her owner Inscribed upon the
trophy. In addition the winner re-
ceites "a medal ~ other emblem The
yachts are limited 20 those above %
feet water line Tor sloops and 60 feet
for schooncrs and no time limit has
been set
The conditions this morning. however.
were not promising Tor a successful
race from q spectacular standpoint s
heavy thunder shower about sunrise
was followed by a shift OF the wind
10 the southwest driving NJ mist and
fog
Tho start was made az 1880 O'Clock
over the Buzzard's bay course 27'a
miles. An hour later the sloop Yankee
was rapidly dropping the rest Of the
feet With the exception ~ the sloop
Rainbow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
HAS BEEN INDICTED.

Chicago. Aug. S--The federal grand jury
his afternoon returned AN Indictment
against the standard on company. chaTg-
ing Il with having illegally received 2
railroad rebate on storage charges.
Details of the system by which the
Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern
Railroad company handled the pro-
ducts Of the standard OH company
were laid before the federal grand
jury today by two officials OF the
railroad and government attache J.
T. Clark. general western freight
agent, aud G. 4. Slauson. local freight
agent Of the Lake shore and Mich.
Kan Southern railroad. and Geo. r.
Roberts, tariff schedule expert for the
interstate comm cree commission. We're
the men who testified Mr. Roberts
the first witness. was given large
number Of tariff schedules Of various
railroads handling Standard OH husi-
ness which were taken before the
grand jury al Cleveland, Ohio. and
he Identified them and al the same
time explained the method OF dppor-
tioning rates on oil between Whiting.
Ind. Chicago and 81 Louis. Mr..
Slauson identified voluminous docu-
merits concerning which he testified
previously before the Cleveland grand
jury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
MAGNATE IS ANGRY.
President Pulllam issues Another
slatement on Baseball Row.

New York. Aug s-The game SEIZED.
ued TO be played iu this clty between the
New York and Chicago teams OF the Ma
tlonal Baseball league must be played
despite the trouble az tht Polo grounds
yesterday.
President Pulnam, Of the National
league gave out the following statement
today.
The New York-Chicaso game. sChsd-
uled for Aug Z stands ON ths league rec
Olds AZ forfeited 10 Chicago by a score
Of to and said result has bccf tabu-
lated and counted ! uphold the action
Of the umpiTes absolutely. and N am not
sustained by the National league board "
directors | will not only resign my p0-
sitiOn as president Of the National league.
but I will quit professional baseball for
ever. am National league man
through and through and Will never serve
another organization. II has always been
my ambition TO one day own a National
league franchise but II backguardsm.
j0bhey and bul,dozing tactics are 10 be
upheld By the Oldest professional base
ball organization In America, ! would not
have the best franchise 90 the National
league as gift
u won't discuss my umpme's assign
ments for today's lsme or any other
game They are confidential and known
only 90 me and my stan OF umpires. But
they viii be on hand for the game this
afternoon and the teams will play unless
weather conditions prevent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
Those Belonging 10 Reclamation
Service Will Hold Annual
One al Boise.
PAPERS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED
Meeting VIII be- COincidcnt Win Hold.
Ing OF the Irrigation
Congress.
Especial to the News

Washington, d, c., Aug. s.--The re-
elamation service announces today that
the fourth annual conference Of en-.
gineers Of the reclamation service viii
be held at Boise, Ida, Sept. to s. CO.
Incident with the fourteenth irrigation
congress.
This conference is iu continuation Of
the general policy Of holding annual
meetings OF the principal engineers Of
the reclamation service for the purpose
OF discussing matters OF administration
and economies of work. The bring
ing together Of these engineers and
prominent citizens OF the west makes
possible an interchange OF views and
the discussion of data reading 10 results
OF very great value In furtherance Of
the purposes Of the reclamation act
Each Of the engineers, experts and
specialists IN various lines viii submit
brief paper embracing some point 81
general interest, such as detailed meth
DDS OF cost Of keeping. Of Designing,
construction. maintenance, or operation.
owing TO the advanced condition OF
many Of the irrigation projects now UNI
der construction II is expected that this
conference win be- OF more than usual
interest ana Importance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
STEWART PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
city Health Commissioner Declares
Tie Did Not Commit Nuisance.

Or. NJ. r. stewart am American"
party appcintee as health commission.
or, who was arrested ON the charge oi
creating nuisance by ordering or Per.
hitting Nth 70 be dumped whore Il
would sndanger the lives OF taxpayers
and property owners OF this city. was
before Justice Dana r. Smith this
morning "a answer 20 the charge filed
against him.
He was represented by Assistant City
Attorney Dininny, who raised objection
10 the issuance OF the complaint from
the county attorneys Office and the jur-
isdiction ~ the court. Patriot" DE
ninny referred 20 the statutes t6i2-
1915, and argued thar the county attor-
ncy had no authority 60 issue The com.
plant. and that he iusicc,p T. smith.
dld not have Jurisdiction because he
had not examined. under oath. the CONF
nlsinant. piuiuuy's oral demurrer Was
promptly oyeruled and Dr. stewart uas
asked 20 plead 20 the charge OF creating
4 nuisance. The defendant pleaded not
guilty and vas released 0n his own rec
0eu 'zanCe. The case was sot FOR hear
iug Friday morning % 10 O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
ATTEMPT TO DISRUPT
TRANSFERS BROTHERHOOD

Chicago, Aug E--Disruption ~ the
international Brotherhood Of Team
stcrs was attempted today by a faction
Of the delegates to the convention which
has been IN progress In Chicago for
three days IN an attempt 10 depose
Cornelius +. Shea, the national prey-
dent. Albert Young. who aspires 10
succeed Shea, led bolt movement and
he and his followers. refusing 10 attend
the regular convention. held rump
session IN another hall II was move
decided upon 10 defeat Shea IN the cleo
iion which Is set FOR tomorrow.
The minority Insists on Shea's rcsie-
nation as a prerequisite 70 their re-
turn 90 the fold.
President Shea adjourned the regular
convention and calling his STAFF about
him held q council Mr.. shea declared
that the program 81 the convention
providing for election tomorrow would
be carried out 70 the letter. he will not
resign
The proceedings Of the anti-S Shea fac
lions which followed the decision a.
break away from the regular conven.
ton were unique In the annals OF trades
union meetings
'Pickets" were appointed as IN strike
times 10 patrol the street In front u
the boycotlci conclavc l. II nebee
" The Chicago Ven TeamFters as
chief Of The peaceful pickcts." but,on-
hoied the delegates as fast ss they aD-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
DENVER FRANCHISE CASE.
City Traninay Go. il Refused stay
OF Proceedings.

Denver, Aug S.--Justice Geo. W. Bal
ley OF the state supreme court today
refused the writ sought by the Den
yer City Tramway company and the
Denver Gas & Electric company TO
stay proceedings In the franchise cleo
ton contest In the Denver county
court Sheriff Alexander Nisblt, there
upon peaceably took possession Of the
ballot boxes which the city election
commission had refused 20 surrender
last night ION the order OF County
Judge Ben. b Lindsey and the hear
ing was resumed IN the county court.
The corporation had applied 10 the
supreme court for supersedoas alleg-
ing that the county court was without
jurisdiction over the contest Judge
Bailey said 1T is contrary 10 the prac-
tise Of the supreme court for a single
Judge during the vacation OF the court
20 interfere IN such proceeding by
writ Of prohibition or supersedeas.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
Five Marines Are in Double Irons
And Ten Sailors Under
Arrest.
THE MEN GOT ON A BIG loot.
Got Intoxicated. Tried 10 Leave NAVY
yard, Attacked Corporal and
General Fight Ensned.

! Philadelphia, Aug Sit hecsmt
known today that five marines are in
double irons on board the receiving ship
Lancaster az the League Island navy
yard ana 10 sailors are under arres,
as the result Of mutiny on Monday
night in which Two Of the mutineers
were badly injured
A boating party consisting OF Pri-
Yates Burnett kensey Haggerty. Al
Gerson, t.rbe and Newland left the
navy yard They went 10 Gloucester,
and 1t is alleged. sold their uniforms.
with the money thus obtained. beer
was purchased and when the men re-
turned, they had Two half barrels OF
Deer in the boat. This they smuggl sd
into camp. and about score Wtrq
soon under the influence ~ the IN
toXicaut.
While iu this condition the men at
tempted 10 leave the yard. and when
matted, attacked the corporal. The
alarm whistle was sounded, and the
men OF the Lancaster quickly respond
Cd. 4 general fight ensued. during
which several shots were fired Bur
nett one OF the ringleaders had his
lhrOa; cut and Kenseys right arm
was fractured After nearly au hour
OF lighting the mutlneers We're subdued
and the principals placed under ar
rest.
Chief BoatsWain Garrett. who was the
officer Of the deck when the alarm was
sounded, summoned AL hands aud On A
few minutes, 40 men. marines and blue
Jackets, were on the scene OF the mu-
tiny Burnett attempted to shoot Gar
rctt but he was bayOneted by Trum-
peter Hess and oyerpoWered The re-
naming mutineers endcsyOred 20 es-
cape into the marshes surrounding the
camp. but an were rounded up,
Yesterday Capt Miller Of the Lam
caster. ordered Burnett and Kenny
courtWarlialed. The trial was quick,
and although the findings were not
made known because the commandaut
of the yard must pass on them II Is
said that sentences varying from one TO
FIVE years In the naval prison AZ Chel-
sea. Mass. viii be- the outcome.
Haggerty and Erbe, who, while not
taking active part in the outbreak.
were IN the boating party, were given Ia
days in double irous IN the brig on
bread and water. with a fun allowance
meal every fifth day
Today Anderson and NeWlaud were
before = sbfnuary cunrtmH rfiai board.
and the probabilities are that they viii
hc given 30 days iu double irons, with
their liberty restricted FOR six months
A.. 1. 4
tened 10 10 days In double Irons. with
co1fnemcnts In tho brig
BoatsWain Garrett. Sergt kibby.
Corp. Shay and Trumpeter Hess. a.
Nell as the others who helped 10 qucll
.hc outbreak we're commended by Capt
Miller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
NEW USE FOR SKIM.MILK.
Nov Being Manufactured ~ Sub>ti-
tutc for Much tscd Cclluloid.

Modern science is indebted Ia tho
French Tor many o. lbs most useful
inventions. These eXperinenters abroad
are constantly deyising new materials
that are found Of practical service.
Something in this line that has been
recently discovered. Is galslith, d new
composition made from the caseln Of
milk. that is likely 20 supplant ceIluloii
ana other substances adapted 10 The
uses that are found for such materials
Galalith Is plastic substance made
by process which has been patented.
il Is produced from sklm-miTk. About
81 quarts OF Skim-milk is required To-
produce go pounds Of the new mater.
lal This substance may be made an an
colors Excellent limitations OF tortoise
shell, amber coral. ebony ana horn
are produced. Il possesses a decided
advantage over celluloid. being odor.
less and absolutely noninhammable. az
90 contains 10 camphor nor similar In.
gradients. II resembles horn In hard
ness and can BE- worked In a similar
manner, taking high polish Neither
OILS, ether nor benzine affect g. Pc
cause OF its many advantages ever cell
iuiold II Is coming rapidly into favor
with manufacturers % toilet articles.
To the manufacturers Il Is sold IN a
rough unpublished state IN plates or
rods ~ prices varying from g. 10 %
cents pound. according 70 condition
and quality o. the material Intended
FOR various uses.
A factory has been established lust
outside Paris for rs manufacture. and
the same concern has another factory In
Germany and other works IN various
places for The separation a. casein
from milk. The production ~ this mnr
terlal IN connection with American
dairy products IL possibility OF the fu-
ture-Drovers' Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
DUKE NlCH0LAIEVlCH TO BE
C0MMANDER.IN-CHlEF

ST. Petersburg, Aug S-NotWith-
standing the improvement In the stu
alton. the Noyoe Nremya today am
n0unces that II Is still the intention
Of the emperor 20 place Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievich In immediate
command Of the whole army. concen.
traung the direct authority over the
troops composing each separate corps
and division On his hands. The paper
says the announcement Of his apr.int-
ment may be expected IN a few days
and adds that this viii not make the
grand duke p dictator as the admin
istrative functions viii remain On the
hands 81 the minister Of war. NJ
RudigSr. minister OF war. Is understood
20 have protested vigorously against
the step. and this led 10 the report that
he would he succeeded by Gen. Thepoff,
but il appears now that Gen Rudiger
will probably remain In office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
NEW CARS ARRIVE.
They VIII he Placed la service al
Oncc-Othcrs Coming

The FIRST Of the last now Dot Of cars
Tor the street railway. arrived thi,
morning from ST. Louis. and is being
Pot into commission. The other four
VIII be along On a day or go. Three
Of the cars have four motors and win
be used on the Murray line and 10
haul traiIers. and two CATS have two
motors each. The general architect
ure OF the cars IS precisely the same
as the For,ies. including the arc head.
light and air whistles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08

peared at the hall and told them that
the place was struck"
Nearly 80 delegates obeyed the solicit
tatiol ~ the pickets and attended the
rmp meeting Included I'm this number
We're the delegates from New York. 81
Louis and san Francisco. who had been
excluded from the convention pending
an inquiry into their credentials. one
hundred and eight-nne delegates re-
manned with Shea at the regular meet
ing.
Before the Adjournment OF the regu-
lar convention a committee was sent
to invite the seceders back into the
fold The malcontenss were promised
a fair hearing on the floor of the con-
yenuon II they would declare the
strike of \ grievance committee OF
the boilers was named TO explain their
troubles namely. the objection 10 Shea
and his gavel rule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
RUM0RsD THAT THE
CAR WILL ADVOCATE.

New York Aug. s.-A cable dispatch
10 q morning paper from Vienna saws,
II Il rumored that Il Is the cars in.
teniion to abdicate. The re-clrculation
Of this report II ascribci 10 the reac.
tionary councillors violently opposing
Premier siolypin's reform scheme,
which the Car supports.
The warn adds that the car will an.
polai Grand Duke Vladimir and Nicho.
las Nieholaleyilch as co-regenta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
IRISH JOAN OF ARC.
Maude Come Macliridc's Decree of
Divorce Confirmed.

Paris, Aug S-Thc civl tribunal of thu
Seine today confirmed It's decree granting
Ms Maude Come MscBridc Cknovn as
ihe lnsh joan of Arcl a iBdicisl separ
ao'nu from her husband. Mai MscBffna
but ihe tribunal refused % grant her al
absolute divorce on tho ground ~ no.
Irish rationale, Nfrs MacRride was
awarded The custody of her child The
majors cr0sshill was overrllod
Mat MacRHdc served iu the Irish hri-
gsdc ~ tho Bber army durins the South
African Wat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
N0V0E VREMYA SEES
A DEEP LAID SCHEME

ST. Petersburg Aus s-Thr Noyos
NTcmya pgetends 70 So iu the inter-
national American conference az Rio de
Janelro a scheme Of the United states To-
establish a hegc0mouy 100 America The
paper raises the cry Of "the American
peril and says that the time is not dis
taui when the Slav German and Latin
races Of Europe will be compelled to unite
for self-pr0tection against the Combna-
ton OF greater America, greater Britain
and greater Japan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
THE CzAR's sPIRITUALIsr

ST. Petersburg Aug &--'rhe Bouf se
Gazette announces that Pspus the spirit
uali1. who Is said 20 have had great in-
fueucc over The emperor, has gone abroad
for medical treatment as HIS nervous sys-
ton Is shattered by he press revelations
According 10 one paper. Papus gave 30
seances to the emperor. receiving 5000
as compensation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
SlRl0 VICTIMS.
Diver Saw seventy Bodies In Interior
az the Vessel.

Cauareua. Aug S-A diver assisting IN
the salvage ~ the wrecked Italian steam
or SiHo says no saw 70 bodies iu the
interior u the vessel Hc made an unsuc.
csssfu attempt 20 enable the SALVAGE
corps 20 raise the safe of the steamer.
The steamer II wcdged between two
-ocks and is listed q degrees Go star
board
subscriptions foT the relief q the des-
titue survivors have reached thu sum n
it,Go Theaters everyR here are giving
dement's ln behalf ~ the fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE UNION

Providence. X. l., Aug. s-The ma
tiond convention Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of America began to-
day. when a majority Of the 800 dele
gates assembled In Music hall Tor the
formal opening exercises. The dele
gates represent membership ~ about
100000 IN the United States. and they
are headed by Bishop J. y. r. Caneyin.
Of Piitsburg, Pa. as president. Prior
to the formal opening Of the conyen-
ton solemn poniifcal mass was ccle-
brated al the cathedral by Bishop Har-
kins.
The Rev. Walter STANLEY Of Dsubury.
preached the sermon IN the absence %
the Rev ~. Cleary % Minnesota. who
was unavoldably absent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
GAMBLING IN NEW YORK.
Gov, higgins Says That lie VIII Put
stop 10 II.

Nev York Aug .E-Gov. Higgins. while
On this City today NHs interviewed on the
situation created among the gambling tlc-
merf hi hIs orders 90 suppress gambling
AZ Saraioga. The governor was 'oif that
as result 81 PIE ScfIon ~ Saratoga gam
bling establishments we're vide upfu q
Albany ne vas also Informed fat Gam.
bling houses were conducted 80 upfaiV in
New YORK clty that he the governor.
could b. adn'ttcd o. Them N b. desired
Gov Higgins declared that De- vas .gnlr-
sui - the facts bot n evidence that .r.h
q condition N Affairs existed Was urcseat.
~ io H'm Do would stop ii al once N
not carried out d. sided. sons offdaf
hese would suffer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
UNcK IN TROUBLE
Ogden Man Again Arrested an Com
rlsint ot Neighhor.
Especial 90 the News.

ogden, Aug S-Berend Urck. who
VAS arrested q feW da,t ago and nnsd
$40 Tor disturbing the peace and max
Ing threats against bic ueIeAbors vas
again PLACED under arrest today ana is
noW 81 The custody % the sheriff o.
conn liant sworn to by Henry Whittier
Ncen The later complained that l-a.,
made threats agains, han ana be y .rts
thcA placed under bonds 10 keep &. O
peace The case viii be considered BID.
Judge Murphy lAte ibis afternoon.
The body 81 Elder Aaron X. J..,.
ton. TIE young missionary who ans
drowned az la Cross, Wis. q Few dsys
ago, arrived here this mornlne in
charse of President e. j.. Ellsworth -
NE mission. Tire funeral services v.i
he reid Tomorrow a. tae FOURTH v.,-.i
westinghouse al -. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
BEATEN BY CONSTITUENTS.

KieV Russia Aug S-The peas
ants Of Grayoft has beaten almost 10
death NJ. Stefanduk member of the
Cutawed parliament. because he could
not explain 10 their satisfaction why
ne returned home without obtaining
the land and liberty he had promised
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-08
TAFT TO SPEAK IN KANSAS

Topeka. Kas. Aug. S.-Wllliam n.
Taft, secretary Of war, has consented
70 come 10 Kansas and make two
speeches during the campaign. Tho
Republican state central committee
have made arrangements Tor Secy. Taft
10 speak IN Topeka. a few days before
election. The other will probably be
held IN the west central portion of the
state