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"THE EMBARRASSMENT OF RlcHEs.u

In the production of the comedy The Embar-
rassment of Riches" which will have its first per-
fOrmance in this city at Wallack's Theatre Mon
day night Miss Charlotte Walker will play the
part of Elizabeth Holt wealthy woman, who falls
in love with John Russell, East Side Settle
ment worker. The part was played in Washington
by Miss Kathryn Kidder. who, owing to illness. will
be unable to continue in il. Miss Walker left here
for Washington yesterday, where she will have
the assistance of Miss Kidder in learning the part
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
FUND THOUGHT INSPIRED BY PACKERS
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

IBy TelegTaph 20 Ihe ITIDuneI
Galveston May 1O-The proposition for the
citizens of Fort Worth to raise 100000 TO de-
Gnd the packers in the trust suits in Texas is
said to be a scheme Of the packers to arouse
n,,bl,c sentiment in their favor Nearly $50 600
had been quickly subscribed upon the pretense
that the citizens were showing their appreciation
of what the packers had done for the city py
+abIishing their packing houses there. The
secret agreement, IL is said was for the packers
10 furnish $4,000 Of the fund.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
BAN ON CHICAGO SCHOOL "FRATs.".

Chicago. May 1O-The Chicago Board OF Educa-
ton last night took the most stringent action pos
sible under the law to put end TO high school
fraternities and sOrorities. This action will de-
prive the high schools of several of their best ath
fetes in the spring track meets and some of their
best men on the baseball teams 1t also VIII dis
rupt some Of the debating teams, and may put an
end to the coming Oratorcal contest as. unless the
members Of the different teams at once Withdraw
from membership in the secret societies. they will
not be permitted to represent their schools in any
in
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
COMPANY TO CoLoNIzE NEGROES.
Capital, $500, ,OOO-Only COlOred Men to
Share in Enterprise.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Stamford, Conn. May 1O.-J. Simon Scott for
five years a letter carrier in the Stamford post
Office has just organized and had incorporated
under the laws of South Dakota the Ethiopian
Progressive Association OF Amerisa, in which
only negroes can hold stock the avowed object
of which is to assist the negro in his material
moral and religious upbuilding. The association
is capitalized at S7OO 1000. in shares of SO
each One of the principal purposes of the COM
pany appears to be the settling OF negroes in col
Onies in Africa.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
saAckgrr INDoRsED FOR GOVERNOR.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Troy n. Y. May 1O-Senator Brackett. Of Sara
toga was indOrsed for Governor at the Warren
County Republican Convention. held at Warrens-
burg this afternoon Senator Bracket is building
up a strong machine in the northern tier of coun-
ties The feeling TO be growing that he will
ultimately land in the Governors chair. The action
taken Yesterday was unanimous. and showed his
popularity He declared 10 be Of the proper
timber for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SERVICE.

The merry advertising war stiil goes on between
the New York Telephone Company and the COM
Dsny which wants % get into this field as COM
DetitoE. The old company waves sarcastic az the
idea Of automatic service in city Ike this
says its too ridiculous for discussion The only
nearby town having an automatic service is Prince
ton " J.. and the New York Telephone Company
ayers fhR after SIX years Of effort there the total
s9nacr1bers nineteen. and all but two OF tnese
Also use the ola comDany's service.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Mr.. SHAW RETURNS TO WASHINGTON.

The Secretary of the Treasury spent some time
again yesterday at the Sub-Treasury, where he was
visited by several ananciers in the course of the
morning. The Secretary discussed with his callers
the financial situation in San Francisco. in which
he ia greatly interested but he was unwilling later
TO say anything for publication to the plans out
lined in the newspapers for financing San Fran
cisco for rebuilding purposes. Secretary Shaw re-
turned to Washington last night
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
BIG FIRE IN PlNAR DEL RIo.

Havana, May 1O.-Fire an the heart of the city
of Pinar del Rio this afternoon swept one entire
square and part of another, and destroyed a
hotel. several of the leading business houses and
some of the better class of houses The fire
could not be checked until some buildings were
blown up with dynamite. The loss is roughly
estimated at S400 600
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
PRESIDENTS MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS

From Tribune Bureau.l
washington. May 1o-The Army and Navy Union
OF the United has issued invitations for the
ceremonies on May % at the Naval Hospital grounds
az Portsmouth, Va, opposite Norfolk. when Com
rade Theodore Roosevelt, President OF the United
States viii deliver the memorial address on the
occasion OF the unveiling OF monument erected TO
the memory OF comrades and shipmates OF the
Ar-nnr md NaEY TInion -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
now,g AND voLlvA TO RULE ZION.

C,bicaao Nav 1O-John Alexander Dowie and
7s-ilbur G. Voliva reached agreement in court
todav upon the proposition for mutual representa-
ton in the management Of financial affairs at Zion
C'tv The Dovrie forces appointed John 4; Lewis.
Sytile Voiya named Alexander Granger. Ihe tnir0
IT,eTnber Of the committee is still TO be choseh
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
UNDERFAKERs
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Admiral J. G. Walker L. s N
retired. FIFTH AVENUE Miss Amelia Barr the
authOress. Hastngs-O HUDSON. ENPIRE-K Sa-
yek, S; Sato. Fl. Takura, X; Mayeda *. Kondo
and S. NayaSh. members of the japanese Imperial
Commission Toxic. HOLLAND-Zenas NJ Crane
Dalton. Mass. MURRAY HILI<-Captain H. Read
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Bowers son Of ne late William g ana Ellza1s,s y
q BE ssssl g .'s'' So Iss - WiiioE = -''' -
HRooKs- wednesday. Nay caarles s:s,soa Hsozs Is
ov o q TS =, NseSE ooor e. Froasy e sy s,s
cATLIN-In this city on wednessay NAY o ca.rsziss
FGroaI ssrvce- - 81 SfSrssS Crch = ave a. ista
g.. on Saturday az n a. Interment at Woodlae1-
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hsSssftsF BossoS & S s - PhdeiSis m paSsIS pisSss e7
GIEAvY-Aftsr short illness. Annie pFisesn. The =,
Loved vie q Daniel Gle9yy Nsy l-a E72S5S e ~. 81
denee. No. SO Tnion g.. BTooSiya-
eooDINo- On wsanesaay. MAy 9. es Ne SO Gssz..
Of Daniel S. ana Edith n. Gooding
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q years. months 1sstives ana fFiends Invited 81
1SnsF7i rn 7 service Er9ay sy IL ? n: :. q - -
Cemetery. ST. Paul Olinn) and Hartford tcoaab
LivinE5son foads daughter Of the late John - Cats
81. saturday At Il m IhtsImsnt a. Wooslav--
ReSEEsgsns I. Murphy widow q re Iass Res. yssa
chuTSh. Ffidsy. May ii. isO6 At 3 ,. n.
sAwTETAt her rssiasnee. south Nyaet. y. =, Hannah
j. widow of Merritt T. Sawyer. in her ed yeas.
Funeral services 1850 Friday. Nay n. e. res-
6ence- Ineermeut private
SQCIER-Ou THURSDAY. May 10 az her late TesidercA
GFesnWlch C1nn.. BESSIE Miller, wife OF William .
SQuer Sd in the S6th OF her Funeral pTivatz
sSssss:r A. . F9S:'9 sley ISe = 1g,s EF'a
TOD-On May O. 1e15 at Hotel Gotham New York CITY,
Sarah Keyes Tod wife of the Tod. of CleVo-
land Ohio. Intefment az Cleveland.
VAN GIE0DN-In INDIGNANT Conn Nav n fo04 vroer
crime Van Gieson. only daughter % r. Boswoth and
Anna Elliott Van 0leson. aged 8 years months 20
days. Funeral services viii held the re1delcs
of her pofelts No l53 BRIDGEPORT. Conn.
on Saturday. the 18th inst. At $50 o'clock p.
WAsHBCFsN-At Ossining n. Y. May 10. 1904 Charles
H. WoshbuTn. aged 81 years. services sun
day, May l3 az 2:3O late residence r1.
70 Clinton ave. Ossning. Friends invited
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Five rrrFrHoNr CoNrpANrEs.

None OF two OF more rival telephone companies
can supply you with the same thing that any Of
the others does. You can't dispense with the SER
vice Of any one by taking that OF another. There
!s no such thing as Telephone Competition. II is
duplication. perhaps tFfplioation. possibly quad
Euplioatlon. and on 20 the limit Of human en-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Mr.. wYNNE COMING TO TESTIFY.

London, May 10-Robert j. Wynne American
Consul General at London and ex- Postmaster Gen
eral of the United States. will sail for New York
on Saturday the Campania. Mr. Wynne is to
testify in the trial of Postofce conspiracy cases at
Washington
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
- % Tribuss rursau.l

Washington, May 10
ORDERS IssuED.-The following orders have
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel MF1DOREM CRAWFORD artillery
eo-gs from Fort Mefisnry 70 command Fort Wats-
Major GEORGE + BUSHNELL surgeon. detailed 20
Hsseeaon Ss for ssuSy s5ss sas sveoR & FGss
At Washington. May le 20 IS
NAVY.
lieutenant Commander A. p. NIBrAcK. 70 chicago.
IAeuss1aat Commandsr y. 2 WHITE detached 'as
Lieutenant Commander ". r sIIoEMA1E9 " dstsshsd
lieutenant @ c. DAY. detached the Texas: home and
Lieutenant G Z. ARNOLD. TO the Lancaster thence 70
Ensign l. s cox Jr. 20 the Constellation. thence 20
Ensign W. n VERNON. detached ne Texas: home aaa
Ensign I. BRooEs u. and C. BEAN. detached the
Ensign 3 wAIsEwRIoHr: esssslhsa the Texas. to the
Ensign ~ CORNING. 20 the Consteilatou. thence 70
nrldselpnsen b nARNETr sssash.a the Texas. to the
Virginia
Gable from commander IN chief. Asatic neet
Yokohama, May Q:
Enssn j. D. WILSON from naval hospital YOEOhsEna'
Assistant Surgeon C C. eR1EvB detached the Whining
Assistant surgeon W H. RENNrE detached Fl canO; to
home
Assistant Surgeon ". W. WERNER. detached the Wis
cOnsin; 10 home.
Assistant Surgeon wIcKEs detached the Ohio; TO
the Wilmington.
Assistant Surgeon F. E. SELLERS. TO the OhiO.
Assistant surgeon G. NJ OLSEN 10 the Wisconsin.
Assistant Surgeon z. o. J. EYTINGE. Fl CanO-
Captain H. O. BIssET. Z. s N. c.. detached Cavits
station: TO Mare Island
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
May S-The Nina. navy yard, New York.
May e-The Dolphin North River: the Nero. AT HauP
ton Roads, the Scorpion. at Santo Domingo CITY, the
Alabama, at navy yard. New York
SAILED.
May e-The Dolphin. from ward. New York. Tor
North River; Choctav, from Washington for New
port News and Norfolk; the Alabama. from North
River for navy yard. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
COLUMBIA STUDENT DECLINES HONOR

London. May 1O.-The council Of the Iron and
Steel Institute announced to-day that it had
rnended the award of $500 scholarship TO F. Hess
of Columbia University for metaliurgicaI research
but that Mr.. Hess had written regretting he was
unable to take up the award.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

Lieutenant Colonel MFDOREM CRAWFORD. artiIsry
eoTps. from Fort Mcfienry 70 command Fort Wa9s-
worth
Major GEORGD =. BUSHNELL surgeon. detailed q
represent medical department. meeting Natic~2
Association for Study and Prevention o. TUbeTculos
at Washington May 1s % IS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
VOTE COUPON RETURN POSTAGE PLAN.

Rome May lO--The plenary meeting Of the inter-
national Postal Congress to-day approved by
majority of one the British proposition for the
tablshment OF a coupon system for return postage
Under this rule any nation represented in the
may issue coupons, to he sold for FIVE cents
eXchangeable at destination for stamps.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
WILL HONOR AMHERST COLLEGE MAN

Berlin. May 1O.-The German members of the
English College of Berlin University will give
dinner in honor OF George Bosworth Churchill, Of
Amherst College
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
SECRETARY TAFT TO SPEAK HERE.

Washington, Nay 1O-Secretary Taft win be the
grest of the american National Manufacturers
Association a. its eleventh annual dinner, 70 be
given at the VValdorf-AstOEia IN New York, On tne
evening q 11ay 11 Ne VIII speak on the PfhAl-
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
be repuhllshed IN The Trf-weeEly Tribune without
extra charge.
EDWARDS-CARHsE-Ou May Q. 1908. a. the residence
OF her father. J. earle. BY the Rev. William B.
waller. Susan Willets Carle 20 Duncan Edwards.
Notices % marriages and deaths must be 11d0ESed
with fun name and address.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

highest temperature yesterday. 20 degrees lowest Al:
average As average corresponding year
81 average corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years, 81.
light 20 fresh winds
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
MIME. FoUeERE CONVICTED.

London, May 10-Mme. FOugere the dancer. who
has made and spent several fortunes was convicted
at the Clerkenwell Sessions to-day together with
her husband, Albert Girod a French actor. Of
shopliftng in London drapery stores Sentence
was deferred
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
ROYAL LITERARY SOCIETY DINNER.

London, May 1O-Ambassador Reid presided to-
night at the dinner of the Royal Literary So ,.ety.
The guests included DR.. Nansen and Lord Tenny-
The latter proposed Mr. Reids health
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
WEST SIDE HOSPITAL VETOED AGAIN

,ra,,or Mcclellan Yesterday dsa2pToved the bill
o,,4borizing the establishment of new West size
bosnitsl similar in capacity 70 BeneVre;, AH'S -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
CHOLERA KILLS slxTXoNE COOLIES.

Sydney, n. S. W. May 10-During the voyage of
the steamer Faukla from India to Suva, Fiji ISL
ands 124 coolies were taken sick with cholera and
siXty-One died.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

BAII.EY-May s. 1oo3 Margaret A. widow of Daniel p
Bailey Funeral Friday. May A. 2 n, from the
residence % her daughter Mrs. Anna y Elecchaz.
ISIS East 1Afh 81 Hrooklyns Kings Highway statlaE-
BEixhtou Beach Railroad
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers New York City 10 the DAILY AMI
TRI-W EEkLY Will be charged one cent a COPY extra
postage addition TO the rates named above.
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ONE TFLrrnoNr FNoUGH.

Both Phones is a familiar sign IN some AZ
aicted towns can Internal nuisance say those
who know.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY.

THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY.
is readily accessible BY Harlem Grand Ger
tral Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys ana
by carriage Lots SIPS up. Telephone ss55 GrameEey
for Book OF Views representative.
ONCE. 90 East 23rd St New ToFE City
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centage than formerly make recov-
cries
These are only few OF many cor
rections of popular medical fallacies
made by DR.. Hirshberg. many OF
which fallacies. he says. are shared
by irresponsible physicians.
II is saddening to see the dear old
delusions go, and the good old grand.
mother taken down from her pedes-
tai as an oracle.
The wonder is that We ever lived
and grew up.
But what the lay mind is left &c
ponder over is this: Since medica
science has abolished so many rem
edies in the last twenty-five or fit,
years, how many more of the present
remedies of physicians themselves
will the next half century expose al
utterly worthless.
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Lady Victoria Margorie Manners,
recently afffanced 20 Prince Arthur,
nephew of King Edward. was born In
a tent on a mountain side i'm New
Mexico. December 20. 1888. At that
time her father was Capt. John
Manners. He had been I'm the Indian
sc: vice aud was ON n long vacation
In this country with his wife. For
while they had been stopping al
Las Vegas hotel. but shortly be
fore the stork arrived they moved
up on the hillside with their ser.
wants. the entire party occupying
three tents. When the baby was 8
few weeks old they returned to Eng
land.
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n k&xNgN0ito|k&W6Ste.r''.
schedule In EReci
May 27. 1906.

Leave Bluefeld $50 n m ,or
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Confisting emotions of satisfac-
ton and dismay, of pleasure and re-
sentiment, will be excited by the
frankness of DR. Hirshbarg. who con
tributes to the Anne can Magazine
his undisguised contempt for what
he calls popular medical fallacies.
DR.. Hirshberg declares that the
only benefit from poultices and leas
Is in the hot water they contain. and
the only good of liniments and oint-
ments comes of the friction of rub
bling them in.
a boil is not any sewer outlet for
the system. but only an exaggerated
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pimple, caused by incursion OF nox
ious germs from without upon slight
abrasions of the skin. II may be
worth So to the doctors. but nothing
TO anybody else.
Nose bleed he assures us. can no
more be stopped by pinching the up
per lip or dropping ice down the back
OF the neck than can rheumatism or
other maladies be warded Off by
wearing an electric belt or carryinr
. potato in the pocket.
Drinking lime water will not
drive away warts, nor do any of the
fond old charms for that purpose
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NO GOOD IN THE
OLD CURES

Gone forever, alas, are the good
old days when grandmother's SOW
ereign remedies cured all ills-whea
flaxseed poultices, sage, mullen and
sasafras teas, mustard footballs and
whiskey and quinine possessed mag
zeal virtues, and there was consola-
ton for boils in the belief that they
were worth 81 apiece.
even our dearest superstitions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-13

Wood shingles are becoming suf-
hciently valuable to warrant their
use in interior decoration. A house
was recently finished in this manner.
the rooms selected being those
the upper story next the roof. The
shingles were laid with the thin edge
up. and being OF cedar. are supposed
to make ths rooms moth proof.
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have any efficacy whatever.
When the nose bleed wants to
stop it stops. and when the wart
wants to go away II goes. and moth
Ing short of surgical operation
can effect either.
Colds must ruJ their course and
stop OF themselves.
Some very serious diseases. such
as pneumonia. typhoid and con
sumption. that used To- be drugged
in all manner or ways. are now let
alone by the best practitioners after
the patient has been made clean and
comfortable. and far greater per.
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a GOOD LINIMENT.

"heh you need good reliable lin
iment try Chamberlain Pain Balm
IL has no superior for sprains and
swellings. A piece of flannel slightly
damped with Pain Balm is superior to
plaster for lame back or pains I'm
the side or chest. II also relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep and
rest possible. For sale by all drug
gists.
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NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS

] will be IN my Office IN the new
Telephone Building, room 40. /, on
Bland street from Nov 10 Nov. 30.
inclusive between the hours Of q.
m. and ~ noon. and 1880 p. m. 20
6 p. m. for the purpose Of collecting
taxes for the year 1906 Parties
paying within the period mentioned
above will be given 2 IL per cent
discount All parties owing taxes
are earnestly requested to pay their
taxes during the time stated
Yours very truly.
W. =. HAWLEY.
Deputy Sheriff
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A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR GROUP

Mrs. S. Rosinthal. of Turner. Mich
igan' says: 1--WE have used Cham
berlain's Cough Medicine for our
selves and children for several years
and like ii very much. I think n is
the only remedy for Group and can
highly recommend it," For sale nv
all druggists.
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"LOWLY THATCHED
COTTAGE"
HOUSE WHICH INSPIRED "HOME
SWEET HOME" TO GIVE
WAY TO A CHURCH.

The little thatched cottage at East
hampton. L. l., in which John How
ard Payne, author of Home. Sweet
Home lived in his early years. and
which when he was wanderer in
spired his immortal ballad. is to be
destroyed. The site on which 1t WIS
stood so many years has been sold,
and the structure will be torn down
and church erected in it's place.
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FOR SALE.

will buy real estate most any
where at bargains. / do my own
If you desire property at William
son, Blueheld, Roanoke, Norfolk on
In the Coal Fields, let me know. /
own some of the best locations.
Address
K. WHITE ATKINSON,
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FOR .RENT:-One 7 room
house on Third ave. near
Grace Methodist church.
Apply to j. e. Keith. 81
Third avenue.
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Store-man, Bookkeeper or
Stenographer by a thor
oughly competent man.
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1t is Il subject of some remark that
II Mr.. Bryan feels badly about the
result in New York state he doesn't
show IT,