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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
srpsbn. wiaiams Go. q. ..

Nu bar pi ct uSanerfet tint Seir, ia
nGiten for soot, for Slnoefsret boiler
pad at reiie for os. Si bar bapt temmes
Ia meget Gne / belle @iuter, omtreut 2h
SOB paa lette 8aften. men nj bar pi
babt en- 1lges Sio meo fiut Geir. iad
Sreeu bar imeltct aISeles bort, iad oct
er uriteu llraao at BRUCE bperfeu Sosn
eaer Slebe. Sibite Mars AuIing bar
temncIig sob. 9ten iaa bar hi bart faa
Iaugt I'll Narfeo for bore Ernoufter, at
bet bar nGiteu eaaet no | llogifter auis
gebeI. Sen uGrmeite 8ailrodosSp pt
bar err nemIig SortaI, men nj Itdl pi oa
eroelig faa Serubane berro. SoosStra
ieu er MI fproig meb Spmaalingen o9
Grbetoet er dllereoe iroiat pea Sontratt;
be ifal begbnSe meo arbei6et til gaaren.
8efoltningen Der er uorif n9Iten liocs
Iuttenoe, fud man fiinoc eierne fuloe bet
Rorge iIteoetfor @iqians 60. Ser er
en- I9ngoe meo 2auSiescre tner Sag
bernSe, men Der er M life n1eget frtt
2ano, ilet Inlet unbtngen ell 9aar 30
Nil 8eit berfrn. % Der CT 2aroet lige
goot, Tom bet er berrunot. @u itcners
fet goo GnIebuins bill BET M rGre for
en6ber, iom bill babe fig ct 9uot og biz
Iigt 5iem. On goo "9part" 2ano irIs
ees nu fra $1,000 pg op til $4,000.
men aQigepel er oct tcnmelt8 btaigt,
iua en-, iom life bar ct 5iem, iom ban
eier feb, bar Der en- sob auIebning at
prBbe lin 2btte. gor lille 9anoSbp
grosbb borer frembeIes. Ser opbbg9eS
M to nbs Raitin6uie, og ber Hal bp8ges
en- anbeu Seeb GtabIe til @dareu oeiaa,
pg Ri ifal o9iaa BABE en- nh SGIel5up. @t
bar tuu ct 8roceriItore Der, iad bet piloe
pGre Ell COB SOrtieueite for en- arbcn at
bcepnbe Der. Sanber at mauge RorIfe
bill tontne uo Der til Soruneren og tie@
be jig ct Siem.
genlis SiRen til 8tabsts 2Giere.
s. 9. SooSe. d
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
2ate 9srcitun, Miuueipta.

gfteriom isg bar boGot "Secorn6sRo
ten" / tppe War, iaa biz ieo 9iere ct Sors
Jog paa at 1frtoc Iiot. ri bar baft en-
ubmertet @inter; op til ben 2oen %
3bie STARTS bnooe ri Sneitorm, ina pi
1T mere Sue euo oi bar bart / belle @ins
ter. Set bar nrret Ell rSmerfet @intcr
for 9pGget. 2aie greitou er Ell tripeIie
8p meo TO 8ailroa65. Ser er ogiad 3
SoteIler, to Reitaurdrts, ire Sdlooncr,
en- gooI6aa, 3 9LdctirritbIbops, FIRE
8roceriitores, en- S~Iroesbauoel, to
Sdronareitorcs, Ell RsbelbcnSel, TO Sars
pIementitores, 8 elepdtorer, % BEN 6te
brrnotc ben 3Sie Ylarts / SneItormeu;
3 Girter, Ell Retbootit. en- &ongresatios
nal % en- Sorereoe uorIfsIutberif iom
betieues az @aitor Sail, iom arbeiocr
trc / fit &aI0. Seq baooe Or CLIENT. at
bi ear 10 ube Banter, ION bIep bbsget at
gricf itoite CONNER. U. ).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
1nnncr punimttnpe.

G6artIeS Operator 60. bar en- @3au0
/ uGiteu bpcr 8B. bbi3 Sorretuiug set
er at 6tie Tarmerue. at oeriom Sc life
bar SEN 6cficuSte Sburpls5 Tubulur
5l&cicpurdtor. ina itiGIer Sc fra fine
ernc CONNER en- SreoieScl eucr ell
6dl0Scl at ben S%ortieneite, oe 6uroe faG
al fin Qlclf. Disie 9irno gigr Oct cuteu
oco at launc Big en- Subular for fri
Qrgpc eucr bcS at Itlrmme DasIt for Nia.
Iom on daere5e bar Frtuuret ira SAB cIsr
SANDER, % tags no al ben Relt, ior otg,
iom ou tror CT rent funtntct, beu
5LSoe. tout er iaier | BEN. Gette gcoi5
bill life toitc BIG en- Gent, men 0iI
biRIgc big til at ior68e Dine Smervcr8c
ira en- EreoicocL ill en- 5aIooeI mere euo
br M iaar. vi ranotr big til al itriue
til Sbe S6arple5 Separator 60, Wet
Gbcitcr. ga. ON bette OF paa iaaurc lib
beoe Dem on AutaloJ 30. 27t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
Wsfuma, Cavalier 60, y. aa,.

Seq IGite ct Gtbfte / "8eeorabsSos
fen" iom s.. Siperiou babbe fat ino, oa
ban tiger, at oct bar oGrst 1-2 Sages
Storm Der / @imer, iaa at SoIt life fins
Be fomme til Sieiet o9 itele fine Seratlis
rer. Seq ifal iaa SOP til at iige Sem,
at Fer life bar pGret iaa itbg Storm /
@intcr, aubet eno at man furbe eoot
funoe fomnie til Sieiet og iteue tine
a~rcdtlrer fpruoen uogen Sare. Seq les
Der / 9efonta % CT uorif, men oerIom
q. Siberlun bar gaft iaa itHg Storm, Jar
tdnfer ies, at Storuteu babe fonunet til
Gsfoma osiaa.
Suoieuber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
geuGse Orb.

en- iOenTt g2auS / GloctfDro, 81, ifris
Der til os 81. a. TOM fsIger: SOet iss
ienoer min 6ornbelie paa gIaSet for
rGite aar. bill o9iaa ies faa 2oo til at
iige npgle Orb angdneuoc ~9ecornhs
Soften. Seq bar bapt ben mi / IA Oar.
o. bbor mango gIaOe ieg erS bar, iaa
maa bog "8oiteu" bore go. /; iee liz
fer ben beoit at ole. % min Suitru fer
ferit efter "5uiet og &~ielteuet", iom e.
bpnS bun intter beiit. ga ina ale BE
uomGrtcoe RrGmier, SGnStdrterue. Ga
oeroorbiaeoet, &riinls for SiIntus o.i.b.
og euoeIis bet fortriulise 2Gieitof - set
er egeutIig alt for meset for be fan
gen8e. Seq piI uStale min Sat for
glaoet og alt BET sorise oS eHite bet forts
lat 5el0 os Srem9arg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
Observation-Disclosures.

GrUitS & Reeb, 03t auitiu Toe., gbis
cagO. aUerterer BrGmier neo eeres 8ros
cerpsSaIg / oeuue lloaane al &laoet,
icm maa bare al SrtepeSie for mango
al bore 2Gierc. Sc ttLbBoer nogte for
trtuIiqc gs5Icr TOM YrGmier pdd ale
SaIg % garnntercr oerc5 Yarer at bore
liaeian gooe Tom nogeu. Ion tiIbb0eS pad
Rdrteoet. &ontpauiet bill ieuoe Gem
frit pan anmoSrriug lin GotuIog obcr
Carer iaapeIiom IN StpIe BOG ion refes
rerer til grrmierne. & oeres auera
iisiemrrt / en- drScu SpaIte. Ct 9rep
iii bette 5irma eIer ct ~perionIiB @eis8
irtter Gem iltauO til at ~foritaa paa
bpiIten Raa6e DC gier bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
NprrISgSum c~rficnSes life uItie Tom
aatarrb. - Ye.rn.ua linSrer 0g.
~rripgSunt, forSi bet er ct
IibScl mob ale Tor.
mer al Gatarrb,

Cor femostppe Gar iiSeu, for Rr.
y Sartmnu beqpnote at uhoeIe fine
8amIeter, gsger % aotSGrtttIer,
aniaoeS 9ri9btS Spgoom ior aIOeteS
forifielie ira aatarrb.
Rn nnicrS grisbtS Ssasom al
mango uprr belle SrrSen iom en- 5urm
Of f%ataralif SnHamation.
6or at IinOre 9ri8bt3 Spaoom
MAJ noget briaes, iom bar 8rait til
at Iir6re 8uturrb.
Soer Wte0icin, iom or NioSeI for
3atorrb I ct Organ, or ieI~ofslgeIig
Mto6eI for 9atarrb / boert Organ.
Ycrnua CT ct inopurtes ipitemiif
GatarrbmiSbsl.
Som aatarrb aiermeuttrEnecr oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
Scuo "Sceurub.Euten" til SIast
90 9eurer / bet gomle 2an6.
Rnb6cr Stnmn.

Seq 6ar M moSta8et ~Iecorab s9os
item" os "@eS arnen" I fer aar oa
hi! bare BEN iaa large isg fan betdIs
zen lille Gum af s1.25 for aargnngen
tiuigeme6 ben rbttige RrEmie iou isg
inar srtra til boert Gar. Oct CT ogiGa
en- oa;ter Baos o. iaar mootoS isa en-
"8u66er Stamp". iom isg ptl iige sr Ben
beOitc YrGmie, iom 8laSets uSsioer bar
icrot. iaa at ale iom bar "9ecorabs
goiteu" og life bar beuus Clamp 6er
f~orldugs "Rubber Stampeu~.
8. 8,
Somnbapt, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

iaa 2 ener 8 Elmer til eset Srug Tau
bIir bu iaa ppnuntret % iriif % norlt,
at bu arbeiocr oobbet Den nGite Sag.
Ga set or Sfit at IIripe Iiot ON Seir OF
gino, iaa tan ies nm mcloe. at pi ber
bar Get oeiligite SER, ium trutes ian.
a~Iepereneene bIir ersuue, Srimroier,
Saiiies, SnebIomitcr % Grotus CT ubs
%Iprungne, Supernc iGttes iItnnS. pg
SlpngpIauter biuoes op. ga, berIom hi
bar npgct at tIase ooer Der beb &ueet
Sunb, Iaa fan BET life bore paa geiret.
&ermco en- penIig biIieu til "Eoiten" %
oers 2Riere.
Rrs. Narie Gricfieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
NebiclSoaasbpaen.

Com Rrrmiebig for bette Hor for
"0ccorab s8oitcu" o. "9eS arucr" bar
icq moStaget Ss6iel5Ongsboqen, iom er
iulo al sc beiIigitc 8is6omsorb. Seq bill
briuGc "BOItGR" min hiertcIige Saf for
Ben lille. men BOG ian m~oriomme Stnt
% nubeiuIe 8ogcu til aIe, Tom IGier
Soften. u. 2. @.,
Stour gitr, Sofia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
FRA Gitepan, CANADA.

gaeo BET iamme ieg ienoer Reuse til
at betdle min 9amIe 8ieIo, iad oil iee
ieube NOT for Ell aar I Sorituo for life at
bl. uSitregeu al 2iiteu. 6n "Secordbs
@oiteu" or en- peItommen 8ieit Dos os
/ oisie LANCE @intsroase, ha hi bar e.
iad meget at beiriIe. geS at lGie Den
sipcs Der guIebuing til at here, bppronn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

5ar uctob mootagct min "8ubbcr
Stamp" iom Brrmie meS Soften.
2ifcr beu uOmGrtet, Sn Sen ipnrer en-
bel Del Eib. og iaa bar ies en- grei o.
tnoeliq ~8sturu" GSreSie paa alt, iom
ieg iencer mso Boiteu.
CIR. 6inSberf.
Senorict5, Wiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
srown's sronGial sroGes

mbehulocr Seitano6eIe, iom pirter ipeeielt
paa StsmmcprsnHerne. Re bar en- e~Ttraors
oiHpr GuHe til at liRere ale 5~alsonoer for
cariaaet al SprtlpIelie eIler EDeraHitrgnsel'
Ie al Stemmeu. 3e a~nbeialeS ale, nanrioms
helit be bar Soite eler 2HHaeipSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

70 ppopriebe Saruie 100 aeres % 300
aeres, tort NuloiOro o. Ser unberlna, noget
Sfpa paa 2anbet. SfnnoinauiIt Excitement.
life lnngt fra airter o. S%iolehuie, ire NRil
fro SernbaneiiatipHen. Strip eiter GpIpss
ntns til Sor 1875 sibbp, Tinu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30
Muhbcr Stnnrp.

Seq bar M mootnpet beu R~abreitems
pei, iom ) ienotc mig, og ieg liter Sen
qobt; mango Snf. Seq bar ogidn moos
tngct "Tecorabs Roiteu~. 90 iea liTer
gIaNct goot. Setmer :. 8oIS.
@nutOn, Soiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

c7rrfgt bar tnqtu Nalt. irgsu SsiBfoHtrut. Set
'aatB III al baEie al tI iuGg 8trgc iad Ia. st ben er
rsppc 'nHlis iot bet bloitr Sic ca boa Haa sru Inc
Asrot iaa pcIict I'll az Ue5Ior o. iGRmrafrHtfs ia
II EEirHoe 8laag ON lGIsH.
CierfeHtrreH or t1R en- al BrsreHe / BET fyrs TBg,s
p1ittIfC IN bre HrEBtipfCn. Esgr gSysu bgtte en-.
TEN cr ia Hgit ioTbUuect mto b rstias u spaahge
cltE U~rtqClmGsteteo pea e. GHHit Ct f~tlbstclta II al
tbtres tg- elsrtip4som .5sEsE cite ia RaBcfnss
5gm sienHsm Epmvatt. o. Eprsiagson tan esiIa
isigs. Iht socr at hlsis CrsaHsy sgrsrres al en- SEeu
a. etsIt i9EipaGeiiNs Rcrver Dc more Rerger.
gt6 tictt,s. Sgares tass BaBeinsosm e. BET til fisra
RHrfs at pfg2e az osiffrs CegaHsfirip - Ben mea "a
tigc Stubtt5g lt1qer Al gIeEoggrtfr DC tHert her.
per IT Sbggg dHie. Rr-uerrc FOR at exrs Zen
ptgiclige Harial I'll frtleu- Ntolet iaf teuSes az
&EssT % A2rtsters rDcralt isEt ar 50hog's Rseo,
raiiBr, e. R:iHitdfct al a Observation-Disclosures
uHosrisaEligT / ben A'tItg1. Sgs eoter ltft Cradatt
gHeT oFvrr SHrttsH. ret be- sGir liss III Rtsueu
ben tHpre Rrut RrltsRsrgsn -bpg8sF Den %. fau
ier ben % sigg Den irL
over hirrtslitcHar Fan iaa fr. sspep,s Boa ON
btrtst. Zen Bh bltbe iga6t iVtt % 20 zen oil ea
mcstass Health Toksn," ct fItxHtr BaS III su0
etlaTsb.
Scr en- ri Ggs o. RcG Ro. l: en- EpsseplL
Health Token GCg 30, 9. en- pItrttL
Taa % HFlpt tl eD4 SO. 8: On ApreCHs.
~ Slso9. ,olE epq Nc.4: Jor GotHbsE
80, SaGhe Ssls Sog 30. ): scr Nt1aa.
81 S asa fss''' ''' sog Ro. .; Gu Ns'EHahsas.
IT. Sapop's asapgrtiBe Tablets si9 iaie tue
uggrs ggpBc - hOtr 5erm - EpefHbt tAcE TABLETS
az ligs soes. p0s ALE apptsiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

Stranger DC en- Sbmoifine2 "Siis.
penneu" er iaa goo lom nogen anoeH
Sgmaifinc iii Oen 0obbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

Ir. %. grpSericf, 435 G. 18th ct, Jinnnsicfrctpr for etrtSerbei.
ocrne8 Union, go. 1O4t, Chicago, 81, irner:
"Sca bar ISt af suas Gps % TprdpscoH nOsen Sb % bar Inn
iuuoct Siusring peS Sruseu al IS ernna.
s gintertoen bar ig icboanIia en- SLATE al eSers Teoitin / Suiet
o. peS a. tne en- 3ots ON aitcnen iser lea uOmrrfet ON Dtorgensn-
NOgIc al mine 9euncr iorifrer MIG, at Bauuo CT Itaeiaa ebt for be.
reg fOrtieuige Spabommc, imn Oct or for min, men leg no. at for Jspre.
ip96orr og for 2i6elie al iug Rpg bar Oct life lin 2ge."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-30

Qqs 9rus 2anb & 9aan Cos apertisie
mcnt pea Sibe I.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
BEGINNING THE ORGY.

The annual racket has begun. Every even
ing this week thus far in some parts of the
city there has been an almost incessant crackle
and crash and roar of fireworks. There have
been no rockets or aerial bombs such as make
beautiful display of cOlOred fire, but simply
tOrpedOes, crackers and other internal devices
for making noise and nothing more. On Mon
day evening, in one of the best residence quar-
tiers of Brooklyn, crackers of the giant type
were exploded by dozens during an hour or
two at bedtime, each making report audible
several blocks away and almost deafening with
in block or two. The next evening the per-
formance was repeated at many points, and
was kept up until toward midnight. There is
reason to apprehend that the practice will be
continued with increasing energy until 1t
reaches a elimination in the great orgy of
July 4, and then will gradually diminish until
cold weather in the fall restores comparative
peace.
1t is the same old story Every year we have
just such debauch of senseless racket. After
the Fourth of July there are numerous hOmilies
read An appalling roll is presented of deaths.
maimings, fires and other evil results Of the
senseless katZenjammer: physicians tell us,
what we all ought to know without their tell
ing, that such orgies of noise cause grave and
sometimes irremediable injury to health; and
we all agree in denOuncing the practice and in
promising that it shall never happen again.
But the next year it does happen again, just
the same or little worse. This year it seems
10 be starting rather earlier than usual, SO we
may expect it to be worse, in both duration and
intensity than ever before.
Most of the offenders, excepting on and for
a week or two before the Fourth of july, are
said to be Italians and other foreigners who
observe numerous saints days" and other fes-
tivals and who celebrate them in this way
They do not know, or do not care, that it is
Il violation OF law, as well as n nuisance They
understand this to be a land of liberty, where
every man can do as he pleases. So they in
tiict this. outrage upon u.s. Perhaps we cannot
consistently blame them very much, seeing that
We ourselves set them the example by making
our national anniversary an orgy of noise. Per
haps they think they are paying us a cOmpli-
ment in thus initiating our practice. But at
any rate we ought to have sense and taste and
humanity enough ourselves to conduct our own
celebration in a more decent manner, and then
we ought TO have gumptiOn enough to require
the stranger within our gates'' to pay respect
to our ordinances.
For what shall 1t profit us If we silence
hundred steam whistles on the river and tolerate
million "giant" tirecrackers in the streets?
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10

has hung fire because OF political rfgairaes 10
secure the power Of appointment Ianhaus
wanted one of Its county officers TO nave tle
patronage and the Republicans had correspond
ing ambitions 1t was supposed that a fair
compromise had been reached in the measure 70
vest the appointment in the District Attorney
but Senator Gradys scheme prevailed For our
part we do not care who gets the patronage so
long as the work is well done. But IL must De
evident that the rehabilitation Of old records
under the measure now before the Governor
would be nothing but farce The creation OF
the Office under such conditions would merely
stand in the way OF a comprehensive plan mere
after. As q pension bill Senator Crazy meas
,,re might mass muster. but as a provision for
records It is preposterous.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
MRS. INGRAHAM DEAD.
Count Reginald Yards Former
Wife Succumbs to Consunp ption.

Little surprise was Occasloned yesterday by the
announcement Of the death last Friday In Scotland
Of Mrs. Nathaniel Gibbs Ingraham formerly the
wife OF Count Reginald Ward. Mrs Ingraham had
been suffering from consumption for years. and
more than year ago Il was announced that she
was expected TO die at any moment In January
she became weak, and her mother Mrs H Victor
Newcomb, hurried to her daughters home at Torr-
na-Coie, in Banchory. Scotland. Her former hus-
band, who was in this city when she died. sailed
for Europe yesterday on the Baltic
Mrs Ingraham's life was a troubled one almost
from the time Of her birth. thirty-fve years ago.
Her father. H Victor Newcomb. and his two broth
ers were thrown from the window Of the Newcoub
home in Louisville by their mother in a ht Of
temporary insanity. When the servants rushed
out to pick them uD her fathers brothers. mere
children. were dead.
NewcOmb became president Of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, marrying Miss Danforth. The
family moved TO New York where the daughter
Edyth. met Reginald Henshaw Ward. at that time
prosperous broker and acting Rumanian Consul
They were married November 26. 1889
Not long after the marriage Mrs Newcomb be-
gan suit to have her husband declared incompetent
to manage his estate. She lost the suit and since
then has spent most OF her time abroad her hus-
band remaining here. Mrs Ward went with her
mother. having left her husband. He gave up his
business interests here and went to London. where
he was made count by the Pope In May. 1908.
Mrs Ward got divorce from him.
After the divorce Count Ward still provided liber
ally for her support. continuing II even after her
marriage to Nathaniel Gibbs Ingraham grandson
Of Justice Ingraham in September, 1903. In
little more than year after their marriage Ingra-
ham sued his wife in the Scots Court. charging her
with having failed to carry out an -nuptial
agreement to pay him s15OO year. and also for
ed in his favor. Mrs. Insraham maintained that
is said to have been settled out Of court and the
couple were reunited
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
RECORDS AVID 4 PENSION.

II By any chance Governor Higgins could be
induced to sign Senator Grady's bill empower
ing the County Clerk Of New York County f..
appoint q commissioner Of records anvhodv
who wanted to sit with his feet on desk and a
cigar In his mouth and draw $1,000 a year for
doing nothing the rest Of his natural life might
be thankful IL he could work up a pull" with
the said County Clerk. It is probable, however.
that the pull" has already been worked up. and
that nothing is wanting but the Governors
signature TO sOOthe the old age Of some Tam
many statesman predestined to this IOtOs eaters
haven.
The tenure provided by this bill inevitably
suggests the happy condition Of the man en-
ployed In digging his own grave, to be occu-
pied only on completion. within twenty dayR
after the passage of this act the Clerk of the
County Of New York shall appoint a person who
''shall be called the Commissioner Of Records.
whose term Of Office shall expire upon the COM
''pletiOn OF the duty herein provided to be per-
formed by him" That duty Is the examination
and copying OF old and mutilated records in the
County Clerks Office. BE can keep that up as
long as he wants to, be as lazy and slow as suits
him, with nobody to say him nay, and draw
$4,000 year from the city treasury. Happy.
happy statesmanI II only Governor Higgins
will look kindly on his little graft!
We are far from saying that the mutilated
records OF this county should not be restored and
copied The work should be done, however. on
a comprehensive scale. The pending scheme
merely makes the condition OF the records a
pretext for a sinecure and contains no adequate
provision for the public work which needs 10 be
done. NurlaGed records are not confined 20 The
County Clerks Office. There are many and per-
haps more important ones in the Registers OF.
fee. on the preservation Of which depend titles
% millions OF dollars worth OF real estate
The surr0gateS records, too, need attention
The Bar Association favored plan for Com.
missioner OF Records 90 take up the whole sut,
5eet with an adequate force but it was side
tracked Tor this bill, which does nothing but
provide salary for one man and tell him 20 d.
q part OF the needed work when he feels like IL
without giving him any facilities for doing IL
The bill carries no appropriation for clerks ol
oopyists and does not authorize the employ
1nent OF any assistants. IL leaves the proposed
commissioner 20 putter about unaided among
tie records
Tie plan for copying records, long discussed
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
At THE WHITE HOUSE.
TFronn .The Tribune Bureau-l


Washington, May e.--Presldent RooseSeas -
VISIT to-day from Edward Viekery a meil'o' 49,.
the Legislative Council Of New south Wa. :,
Vicxery married a cousin of Senator fateeA - ,
Colorado, and came To pay the Senator ny
visit while travelling fn tho United states anu
Canada.
Senator DolIlver who consulted the ftea-1r ,
this morning expressed the beliet that the fsetN
lican party was "out Of the woods on ens 49,
BIN. and said he looked for vote oei0'' ''''
OF the week. - -
Speaker Cannon left the White Housa VIII go
ator Dolliver. but declared that there WAS NO 1850
sion" in their simultaneous departure.
A delegation OF business men from the eth N@hs-
land Congress District called the President uh-
der escort Of Representative Pearre. 20 urge s"e
appointment OF Reno s Harp. OF FREDERICK a.
naval officer at Baltimore. Other callers lneiu0ed
Senators Proctor Beveridge and Flint Representa-
lives Tawnoy. Mann and Hamilton and COnnlis-
sioner Garfield.
Mrs. Roosevelt and the family will take "trip
down the Potomac tomorrow on the sylph. staFt-
Ing IN the morning and returning IN the artefnOoh
Luncheon will be served on the boat.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
Ietp9lbrk Dailp Gribl1re
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-SENATE: Rapid progress was
made on the Railroad Rate BILL several i'm
pOrtant amendments being adopted; the Allison
compromise was not reached. = HOUSE:
Debate on the Naval Appropriation bill con-
tinued.
FOREIGN-The Russian Emperor, the En-
press and their children have reached Peterhof
mons is expected to divide to-day on the second
reading OF the Education bill. - A general
strike, owing to demand for shorter hours,
has been ordered TO begin in Italy to-day. -
DOMESTIC-Suit against the so-called Drug
Trust was begun by Attorney General Moody in
the United States Court at Indianapolis. ==
Senator German, OF Maryland, is critically i'll at
his Washington home Governor Higgins
returned to Albany ready to take up the thirty
day bills; he indicated that he would give re-
apporfionment his early consideration. -
Pittsburg Republicans started boom for Sen
ator Knox for Governor. - The strike OF the
longshoremen and their allied interests came TO
an end, an agreement being reached at con-
ference in Cleveland. == Edwin s. Greenfield.
head clerk for Harrison Snyder & Son. bankers
and brokers. Of Philadelphia, confessed to en-
bezZling than SlO0.00O. -= Dispatches
from Maryland and the Mississippi Valley
showed that serious damage had been done to
fruit and garden truck by the cold wave. ="
A slight earthquake shock was reported in Indi-
ana. - Attorney General Mayer gave an
opinion at Albany. defining a hotel. affected
ly the Prentice law -= District Attorney
Moran Of Boston announced his intention of
ling the entire Massachusetts Legislature be-
sre the grand jury in connection with stories
II bribery of lawmakers.
CTTY.-Sto closed strong. The Fire
Insurance Exchange ratified the increase in
rates which was voted several DAYS ago; an
nion of Alton B. Parker staIe1 that the rise
ms Illegal. - The funeral of Charles J.
fier held at his home in Staten Island,
taa body being placed in a vault alter burial
NIT was received; il said that the bor-
crah had inadequate police projection -
TIE stea nship Sarnia of the HamburE-A -AmcIic an
atlas Line. which arrived from Kingston, ia
n,aica vas afire for nineteen hours at sea. ==
The union men who were caught trying % blow
up Post & McCord building we're sentenced, one
10 the reformatory and . four years and
eight months in the penitentiaTy. == Z. Mil
ton Kennedy testified about the letting Of the
contract for the removal Of ashes in Brooklyn
fn the street cleaning investigation == II
was learned that a S1O0,000,000 corporation OF
New York and San Francisco men would finance
the Western city's rebuilding. = L. II. Har-
riman declared that San Francisco could not
be aided integently until she able 10 give
specific information as to her needs and plans
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, IS degrees; lowest A