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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

meticnlly closed, SO I TINT no air can en-;
ter and exercise damaging effect. The
fluid does not evaporate,5 md Its COM
position Is such that its properties are
Tho Scoefiicient 9of expansion. both@of the;
glass and Of the fluid. Is approximately!
tho same between the temperatures OF
IL degrees OF cold to % degrees OF heat.i
on account OF the fact that the fluid
is not dense and the glass crystals are
thin, the III whole Ions combination
through which the light must penetrate
Is q very: slight rs
These fuid lenses are already manu-
factured in Austria, and arc attracting
attention both on account OF their utility
and the small price at which they are
sold, Patents have been taken out In
other countries ind they are soon to be
introduced everywhere. S 353 ii S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Fortunes Wheel.

!. "See that old chapY'' remarked tho
clubman, pointing out tho window to an
old peddler, who carried basket Of
shoe. laces. well, he came to this coun-
try from Russia ten years ago. He bor-
rowed some money to purchase basket
and began to peddle shoe-laces. How
much do you think he's worth to-day?
Just mako n guess"
Several large sums were mentioned ex-
pectantly. /,
a Wrong" said the clubman. "He ISN'T
worth q cent, and lie still owes fox the
basket,"-Puc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

3; why, what Ia this? Carrying con-
cealed weapons! That Is contrary to law,
AS Justice OF peace I flnet this man s2o. !"
And he thereupon put the coin IN !, his Is,
pocket. N 3..f y ,l
copyright, 1906, BY Frank q. Cnrpenter)
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THIS FAMILY or FLATHEADs WILL GET 500 ACRES

Of the lower Columbia River. They are
really good-looklng people. and are cspe-.
cially friendly with the whites. They
were we'll spoken OF by Lewis and Clark
when they made their expedition across
the coDtnent, and It Is one OF their
bonsts to-day that they have never shed
the blood OF o white man.
The Flathcads arc not many in num-
bcr They have never exceeded 2, 1000. and
there are. perhaps. Just about that mnliy
to-day. In the allotment they are 10
have eighty acres each which will give
every family two or three hundred acres.
Wild Horse Island and It's
Buffaloes.
Most OF these indians are engaged In
farming. Nearly nll own more or less
5stocls, and there are several who are
now raising butraloes and cross breeding
them. There Is nn island In F1athead
Lake known Ms the Wild Horse Island,
This IS a great grazing ground for the
buffalo :herds The nntEals are taken to
It on steamers. Then are loaded by.
means OF a windlass. which gradually
drags them up the gai,gway md onto
tho deck. This Is no easy matter. for
buffnloes arc wonderfully strong. as IS
shown by bull which recently thrust
Its horn through q six-by-aix-i inch guard
rail while loading. 81 NJ
One OF the largest herds OF bufraloes
here is owned by O man named Pablo
and the heirs OF half breed Indian
named gAllnrfl. It contains 300 buffaioes
and Il It is said to be the largest in the
United Stntes. It WIS started with six
calves, which were brought across the
nockics, and added TO from time to time
Raising Buffaloes for Profit,
ii The h men who have this herd have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
The j, Fall 4 Of Jenkins.

William Allen White. the Knnsasl edi--
tor, In telling OF tho troubles Of q I city
editor in drilling green reporters. was was
reminded OF an amusing case that camo
within his own observation.
There is one thing you must remem-
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gone into a regular business Of breeding
bufraloes for profit, and I am told that
4 It pays very well. The animals are wann-t
ed for the various geological rdens and
also for city parks, and good sized ones
VIII bring from $3.50 TO $500 apiece.
The animals are brought to Kalispell
for shipment and sent out by express in
crates. just as prize sheep are Grated
for the same purpose. The Conrad estate
has about sixty buffaloes. which 1t Keeps
inside fences, handling them like dornes-3
tic cattle. The animals are quiet ,re-d
safe enough II one does not venture near
them on foot. III vs. lss
s From these two herds Kalispell now and
then gets u feast Of buffalo meat This
is uusnlly the case at Christmas. when tho;
local butchers will buy n buffalo to mi.
retailing the meat at fifty cents a pound.
Tho meat has oil the tenderness and
Y juciness OF a wel-bred shorthorn. and
at the same time the favor OF the wild
deer OF the Rockies. In addition, the
hide brings in at least q hundred dol
lars and the buffalo head sells Sor sixty.
or seyenty-fve dollars, so that siQtle,
animal thus killed pays very well. III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
RAPS SPECULAToRS
SECRETARY SHAW SENDS LETTER
 TO BANKS.
Does Not Wish Government Funds Loaned to Persons to Conduct Money speculatiOns on Wall Street Market.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Secretary Shaw has made public circular let ter dated today to all national bank Repositories in which he says in ef- feet that he expects public moneys in depository banks to be used In she con,munit,es where 1t Is deposited and not loaned through brokers and other agents in New York for speculative purposes.
 The letter is as follows:
 q am advised that many banks scat tered throughout the country are loan ing their surplus funds through bro kers and others in New York on call al high rates of interest. Money loaned on call is. well nigh universal for spec ulatiye purposes recognize the right of any individual to speculate in stocks or in lands and the legal right of any bank to loan money of appro- priate rates of interest, at home or abroad on ample security, even with knowledge that 1t is being used Tor speculative purposes.
 q am not willing, howevtr, that government money shall be enticed away from the locality where 1t has been deposited for the purpose of being used in this way. Public de- posits art made in aid of legitimate business distinguished from specula- tion whatever It's nature. Depository city banks are expected to loan at regular rates or not 1t all and they must not be tempted to acr as agents instead of correspondents for other depository banks in making call loans at high rates.
 If you have moro money than your community can appropriately absorb please return 1t to the treasury for 1t can be promptly placed where 1t will do much good. This does not apply to banks with large reserves regular Iy on deposit with city correspon- dents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
WANT sToLYPrN,s RESTORATION.
Open Conflict Between Premier an.

Opcn Conflict Between Premier and
 Court Iieactionists. St Petersburg, Sept. 7--The open conflict between Premier Stolypin ana the reactionists at the court. due to the refusal of the Premier to acquiesce
 m the abandonment of the proposeo reforms is reflected by the comment or the reactionary newspapers on the Pre- mier's note of September '. which are now openly demanding the retirement of M. Stolypin.
 The syet, whose court connections are known, while approving the fnsti- tuition of drum-head courtmartiais Tor the trial of political offenders as step in the right direction, does not conceal its dissatisfaction at the prom ise of reforms.
 The Russian Banner, organ or the League of the Russian people, and other reactionist organizations. de- mand the Premier's resignation, pre- suming that he is bidding for the sup port of the Moderate Liberals instead of meaning only true patriots. Aside from The Rossia, M. Stoiypin's personal organ, only Professor Koval- evsky's Strana has few words of commendation for the program of re- forms. which the paper says was drafted by M. StoIypin Tn accordance with the best traditions of Russian Liberalism" but with the more radical papers The S,rana dnds fault with the est stablishment of courts martial for the trial of political offenders and other measures for restoring order. which according to The Strana embody the worst features of the policy of the old regime,
 The Rech recognizes the fight which the Premier is making against being compelled tc make a full surrender to H rg.o aff f,,fI nf a.rN hs.k says his efforts are foredoomed to fail ure. Even The Novoe vrennya is non ccmmittal
 The attitude of the Moscow press to- wards the Premier's announcement of his policy is not sympathetic. The leaders of the peaceful regeneration party who are gathering at Moscow after touring the country in the inter- ests of their party have slight hope of the Government winning the cleo tions, not even with the aid of re- forms.
 To the correspondent of the Associ- ated Press at Moscow, M Guchkoff, Count Heyden, and others, said they are we'll impressed with the tone of the Premier's note. but unless the dis tribution of lands and the removal of tl e restrictive laws bearing upon the peasantry ard old believers, had q more sweeping effect than anticipated the coming Parliament was apt to be more radical than the first one.
 The re-opening of the universities is practically certain. Meetings of stu dents and the councils of various in- stitutions have adopted the same views as did the revolutionary students of St. Petersburg yesterday evening namely. that 1t is to abandon entirely all obstructive tactics. The Govern ment. however, intends to exclude A number of prominent professors for their activity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
INTERCEPT SHIP.
Revolutionary Junta Wants to Buy
 Men of War.

Revolutionary JuBta Wants to Buy
 Men of War.
 New York Sept. 7.-The World to- day says:
 A Cuban junta. New York, isthought to be fitting out two men-of-war to intercept the Cuban government ship Marie Herrera. now at Rushs stores. in South Brooklyn, loading munitions of war
 It is known that agents of the jun ta have been examining vessels Tn Foyer Basin, and that negotiations are about closed for two ships. A firm of international detectives has been engaged by the Cuban government to watch the Ievolltionists- and 1t Is said that the United States authorities have been asked to prevent any flibusters leaving this port
 Colonel Aguerra, in charge ot the junta's press agency. appears to be chagrined that the carefully guarded secret has leaked out and loudly pro- tests that the revolutionists do not intend to Interfere with the Herrera. Nevertheless, a Cuban said to be in sympathy with the junta, remarked recently that the Herrera would never reach Cuba.
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(Signatures), "Walter Clark. Chairman. "E. D. Smith,
 "J. A. Brown.
 "J. c. Hickey.
HELD UNIQUE sERvIcE.
Entire French Episeopate Convened
 Notre Dame Cathedral.

Entire French Episeopate Convened fm
 Notre Dame Cathedral.
 Paris, Sept. 7.--A unique service which attracted an enormous congre- gation was celebrated at Notre Dame Cathedral this afternon after the con- clusion Of the meeting of the bishops and archbishops called to discuss means of complying with the law providing for the separation of church and state without infringing on the constitution of the church.
 The entire French episcopats was present. this being the first occasion on which they had gathered together fin 2 metropolitan church since 1S02, when the concordat was signed. Areh- bishop Roverde de Cabrieres. in the ,course of an address. recalled that hiss toric event. saying that the recent re- union was brought about by the rup- ture of that solemn contract.
 No mention was made of the prelateA decisions.
 Minister of Public Instruction Briand in an interview in The Temps today displayed a very conciliatory spirit. Ha said he was prepared to receive cler. ical delegation at any time and be- lieved that an arrangement suitable to both the Government and the church was possible. but he was determined to carry out the law. \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
WILL ADMIT JEWS.
Russian Hebrews Can Become omceru I'm Army


 I'm Army.
 St. Petersburg, Sept. 7-The Batt- noff Commission. which is elaboratina 2 reforms for the army. has recommend. ed the admission of Jews to the officer corps. from which hitherto they have been excluded, except in the capacity of surgeons
 The recommendation which is coupled with the condition that the assent of the officers of the unit to which they are assigned. must be secured in each case. will be presented to the Emperor for approval and is in the line of the policy to which Premier Stolypin is committed.
 It probably will be accepted. though the recently formed anti-Jewish party is campaigninF energetically against the proposition and is also very much enraged at the decision of the Minister of Education providing for the unre- stricted admission of Jews to the uni versailles.
 The Svet declares that if the Jews are unrestrictedly admitted in ten years they will have driven the Russians from the higher schools.
 Dispatches from Odessa and other cities in South Russia report the return Of many Jewish families who went to Palestine under the il auenee of the Zionist movement. They complain of inability to exist there. owing to op- pression of the Arabs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
EFFECT ON STREET.
New York Bankers Surprised at shaw's
 Letter.


 New York. Sept 7.--Secretary Shaw s letter on the use of public money for speculative purposes erected great deal of surprise in banking circles in this city, where it was believed that good deal of the money 10 be depos- fted by the Government at interior points would speedily be diverted to this center.
 Special interese was shown in the Secretary's orde% entoining depository banks from lending Government funds at high rates. It was recognized by New York bankers that the Treasury Department is in a position to main tain a close watch on the operations of the depository banks in this connection because of reports made to them five times |. year by the Comptroller of the Currency.
 Liberal selling of stock on the Ex- change followed the announcement of Secretary Shaw's circular letter and several leading stocks dropped 1 to 2 points In price. Great Northern pre- ferred scored a loss of f 1-2. Northern Pacific 3l-2, Reading 1-2 and New York Central ? from the price at which they were quoted just before the cir cular became public.
 Call money was loaned at per cent. just before the closing of the stock market today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
DEPARTMENr NOT ADVISED.
Has Heard Nothing From Cuban Gov ernIneni na to ShlnA.

Has HeaE0 NOtnhN& FEOm CuuHh GVN~
 ernment as to ships.
 Washington, Sept. 7.-So far the State Department has received no rep resentations from the Cuban Govern :1ent looking to the prevention of the purchase of ships in New York by the agents of the Cuban revClutionists.
 The officials decline to say what course they would pursue in case such an application were made. But the precedents are well established and by coincidence the strongest are found in the history of the days preceding the war with Spain. when the Govern ment of that country was appealing to the State Department here to prevent the equipment in this country of fili- clustering expeditions directed against the Spanish Government in Cuba.
 The course then followed, which would undoubtedly be pursued again by the State Department was the issue by the President or neutral procla- nation warning United States citizens against enlisting in this country for hostile attack on a friendly nation and calling attention to the other provisions Of the neutrality laws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
Pnckern, TriaI Poutponed.

Chicago. Sept 7.-Attorneys for the Government declared today that it Is highly improbable that the trial of the various packing companies which are charged with being a trust will be September 10. as originally planned. It 1t said that the trial will be postponed On account of the inability of both sides to make the necessary preparations so soon after the vacation season. No particular preparations have been made by the Government as no witnesses have yet been subpoenaed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
spealxer Cnnnon Recovered

Rockland, Me. Sept. 7-Speaker Jo- seph G. Cannon today had entirely re- covered from the slight illness which he had last night. He said that 1t was only a little malaria attack and that 1t had passed away when he awoke to- day. MT Cannon started early for Da- niariscotta, where he was to speak this afternoon. making the trip of twenty five miles in an automobile. The speaker will make an address at Port Irpd fonIRhf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08

saw garrison, charged with spreading the propaganda of military league, in- ciudink two officers, resulted today m inc sentencing of two of the accused to imprisonment for life.
 The officers were found guilty only of cognizance of the propaganda. One of them was exiled to Siberia and the other was condemned to three years Imprisonment in a fortress.
 Most of the spirit shops in this city have been closed on account of the continued robberies of such establish ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
TrinI og Ra,tIeahIua.

Rockland, Me. Sept. 7.-The battle- ships New Jersey and Louisiana were both on the measured mile course oft here today engaged In Government ac- ceptane~~ trials The New Jersey was tried yesterday and although no official report was made it was understood to- day that she did net come within a knot attained at the builders trial six months ago. Another effort to reach the desired speed was made today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08

the Gans-Neison contest that the films for the moving pictures were exhausted before the end of the battle and that there was no photographic record of the closing incidents of the great
 struggle is declared to be incorrect On the contrary. according to the men who took the pictures, good results were obtained even Of the last round.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
NEW TEMPLE DEDICATED.
Noted Rabbls Take Part In Ceremonies
 in Louisville.

Louisville. Ky, Sept. 1.-The new temple congregation Idrath Israel was dedicated tonight with imposing cere- monies in the presence of crowd which taxed the capacity of the build ing. Many prominent Hebrews, in- ciudlng nearly all the Rabbis in the East and South. were present The introductory address was by Rabbi Enciow of Louisville. The sermon was delivered by Rabbi Phiilipoa of Cin- cinnati and the services were read by Rabbi Moses of Mobile and Rabbi Goldenson of Lexington. Ky. The per petual light was set afiame by Miss Elsie Moses, daughter of the late Rabbi Adolph Moses. The ceremonies will continue over Sunday.
 Ionic style Is closely adhered to In the new synagogue not only in the building which is one of the most beautiful in the United States, but in the interior decorations. The seats which are uncushioned are of solid mahogany. The frescoing Is in solid tints and the altar is decorated :n ivory. white and gold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
rIevrn Flrrmen TnturrI.

St. Louis, Sept. 7-Eleven fremen were injured while fighting a fire in a grocery store caused by the explosion or gasoline gas today. The building was practically wrecked. Assistant Fire Chief Barry was severely injured The fire originated In the rear of the store and was thought to have been ex- unguished when the explosion occur rad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
Lnkelnnd seIIa EIectIoneer.

New York, Sept. 7.-The horse Bleetioneer. winner of the Futurlty was sold today by William Lakeland for Ss0.00O. The bill of sale was made out to Curtis Van Ness who Is supposed to have acted for Philadelphia man said to be J. E. Widener.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
Two LtheraIn Arrrnted.

Havana. Sept. 6.-Eulogio Guinea, a hotel proprietor and Enrique Messe- nier formerly a member of the city conucil from which he was removed. have been placed under arrest Both are Liberals and the police claim to have found in their homes manifestos against President Palma.
 The charge against the prisoners Is a membership in revolutionary jun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
cirnna perfnrmer shnt

Richmond, Va, Sept. Mrs. l.. B. Clark, a performer with Cole Brothers Circus. was mysteriously shot after the performance in Staunton last night. The show people say the womans hus- band shot ner accidentally. Clark dis appeared after the shooting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS TO
 CANVAS RESULTS OF STATE PRIMARY
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  the State Democratic Executive Co mmittee: / 5S033; { .f
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  SateJulian, 7 Fors ate Treasu 52.5s AlIen,2 Superintendent of Edu caton--Gunnes, 72.132 1es5 Love l2ss S. selden Wilkinson, 2 ForA ss172 Lowe. 2o44 McElderry 
 For the court-Tyson.  Associate ss7ls Coleman 35,657; Mcclellan 35,930; Parks, 23.9s2 United states senators-.o 7s5; Pettus 7s s4s 1s77 Fi 1os52; Johnston ssl o s561 Stalings 1Se6S ;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
ATTEMPT ON MINISTER.
Terrorist Tries to Put Bomb Under
 KrychaROvsky.

hrychanOVsky.
 St. Petersburg, Sept. Tt became known today that an attempt on the life of M. Kryshanovsky. Vice Minis ter of the Interior. was made few days ago.
 A revolutionist, attired as an army ofncer. appeared at the chaneellory of the interior and asked for an audience of the Vlce- Minister but while the rev. olutionist was waiting for an answer n porter noticed that his uniform was incorrect
 Before the man could be arrested, he became aware that he was the object of suspicion and succeeded in escaping from the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08

with machette after the general had struck the insurgent with the flat of his sword.
 Advices received here from Cienfue- aos today confirm the reports that fifty of the government troops in the prov ince of Santa Clara have joined the in- surgents in the vicinity of Cienfuegos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
RaiIrond nriage. pynamited.

Havana, Sept. 1.-Two bridges on the Western Railway between Pinar del Rio and San Luis. south of that city, were blown up with dynamite this morning. A force of men sent to repair the bridges which were built of concrete and steel, was stopped by body of rebels, numbering at least 800 men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
Boatoo Rank Getn Gala.

Boston. Sept. 7.--The National Shaw nut Bank of this city has engaged S1,000,o00 in gold coin for import from London. The transaction is based on the conditions arranged by Secretary Shaw a few days ago in an effort to relieve the money market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
SHOULD EXPOSE sUppRloRs.
Bank Clerks to watch Their Crooked
 Bosses.

New York. Sept LA special to The Times from Atlantic City, N. ,.sayss
 The American Institute of Bank Clerks, with membership of 6,7Oo, decided at It's annual convention here yesterday that it was the duty of clerks in financial institutions to expose ir- regularties on the part of their supe- riors.
 applause when Dean Joseph F. John son of the New York University School of Commerce, referring to the Real Es- tate Trust Company scandal. said;
 Even the people in Philadelphia to- day have good deal of confidence in banks"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
Elect General T0aav.

Rome. Sept. 7.--The quadrivium of the congregation of the Company of report which has leaked out was to the effect that the election of a gen. ral of the order to succeed the late Father Martin would be held tOmor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
POLICE COMMISSIONER INDICTED.
Charged With Allowing Stable Used as
 Sunday Saloon Enarance.

Sunday Saloon Entrance.
 Memphis. Tenn. Sept. T.-Police Commissioner H. T. Bruce, of this city, was indicted today by the Shelby county grand jury on the charge of on-feasance in office for permitting his stables to be used as a passage way to a saloon whose proprietor had been indicted for keeping his saloon open on Sunday.
 The closing of saloons Sunday is a State law and It's enforcement is be- ing rigidly carried out in this city.
 Mir Bruce was recently elected to the office he holds on a reform ticket.