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R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.

A scent packet IS enough Tor
usual occasions. The family bottle
{ 60 centsl contains supply for /
wear. All druggists sell them dw
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WARD oFF DISEASE

Rv for.ifying your system with a reliable
blood medicine. An alcoholic stimulant
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
STREETS HERE FLOODED.
Highest Local Tide IN Memory of
Waterfront Men.

The heavy northeasterly gales which have
been reported by incoming steamers for a fort
night according to the men of the waterfront,
are largely responsible for the unusually heavy
tide which flooded up the North and East rivers
yesterday. In the lower sections and in places
where construction and pier repairs under
way the river edge was completely flooded.
The revenue cutters at the Battery lowered
high above the baggage shed at the Barge Office.
and the government ferryboat General Hancock
looked as if moderate gale might easily land
her high and dry on the sidewalk. Throughout
the day the high tide the talk of the water
front A squad of policemen sent up to
the ferry landings at West 23d street to direct
the congested traffic caused by the flood which
transformed Thirteenth avenue into a lake from
two to four feet deep. Passengers from the
ferryboats had to wade to the street cars, and
automobiles were marooned until the wagons
and passengers had been sent on their way.
It's the highest tide of my time" said Hon
est Bill Quigiey the Battery boatman. I've
pulled boat about this harbor for twenty
eight years and never higher tide"
Thomas Norris, of The Maritime Register"
who is known along the waterfront as the
walking history of New York shipping said
that yesterdays high-water mark holds the rec
ord for this generation.
Forecaster Emery said yesterday that Key
West had a low barometer (29:4S
The wind is coming from the northwest at
Key West he said, which is an indication
that the storm is still central south of that port
and from the reports it looks as If the storm
is working in over Florida
The Hamburg American steamer Sibira in
yesterday from Kingston, reported heavy
weather throughout the voyage. She encoun-
tered a hurricane from the southeast which
lasted for four hours. Calm weather prevailed
for six hours. and she was struck again by an
other blow from the southeast
Rain and brisk northeast winds are predicted
Tor to-day. The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 62 degrees above zero at t p. m
lowest, S3 degrees at u m.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TO CURB ORDERS.
NeSo Spanish Lac of associations
Promises To Be Rieid.

Madrid. Oct. 1S-The text of the Law of As
sociatons, which the government will Introduce
al the opening of parliament October % ac-
cording to the "Heraldo," OF Madrid will con-
tain the following provisions:
First-No religious order shall he established
without the authorization of parliament
Second-The state shall accord support to any
member of a religious order desiring renounce
the taken.
Third-The Minister of Justice is empowered
70 withdraw the authorization of any religious
order found to be inimical to morality or public
tranquility.
Fourth-The Cabinet shall forthwith examine
the authorizations previously granted TO re-
ligtous orders and cancel those which are illegal
Fifth-Religious orders whose members are
foreigners. or whose director resides abroad
shall be dissolved. The authorities are empow-
cred TO enter monasteries without ecclesiastical
sanction.
Sxth-Religious orders shall not be allowed 10
hold property in excess of the objects for which
they were instituted
members of religious orders to such institutions
on their admission and the sums derived by or
ders from charitable subscriptions shall ha
strictly limited.
Eighth-All legaces 20 religious orders or do
nations 10 orders by living persons. by tesla
ments through Intermediates formaIIv
prohibited
Ninth-Rehgious orders engaging in trade or
industry shall pay the regular taxes.
Tenth-Regulations for the dissolution of pa
lieious orders will be established.
EleVenth-The law OF 1887 concerning the req
istering OF religious orders remains In force
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
PRINCES MAY CONE HERE.
Waldemar of Denmark and George
of Greece Start on Long Tour.

Copenhagen, Oct. 1S.-Prnce Waldemar of
Denmark and Prince George Of Greece started
this morning, via Naples. a Far Eastern trip,
from which they possibly will return by way of
America. The princes are travelling in company
with a group of leading Danish inanciers inte-
rested in the East Asiatic Company, the object
of the trip being TO further Danish commercleI
interests in China and Japan. The party VIII
be absent five months.
Prince Waldemar of Denmark was born IN 1898
and married Princess Marie OF Orleans, eldest
daughter of the Duke of Chartres. They have four
sons and one daughter. The Prince who is
brother Of Queen Alexandra of England and the
Youngest son of the late King Christian of Den
mark was mentioned a candidate for the throne
OF Norway The personal estate of King Christian.
valued al SSS2 750 was left TO Prince Waldemar
Prince George OF Greece was until recently High
Commissioner of the Powers in the isle Of Crete.
in which office he was succeeded by NJ. Zaims, ex,
Premier of Greece The prince, who Is the second
of the King of Greece. was born in 1853 and is
a admiral in the Grecian, Danish and Russian
naVies, He is married
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1906.
pines. That wss a matter for further discussion

pines. That wss matter for further discussioii
with the President
When asked regarding the work or uensin uii., o.
Funston. Mr.. Taft said that 1t hao peeh sasad enn
satisfactory. General Funston had oeen oiuei o'i y
to Cuba because of his experience IN tle t isisl
and his acquaintance with many or the i1su
lenders He had performed his task creuIs ~ ~
as was demonstrated by the declsioii u. " -
President and the Secretary of war 70 ass,eii n.,
him command of the Department OF the Souei. 1
wes, n command larger than had ever oeIoie
been assigned to d brigader general
Mr. Taft pronounced the rumor that Brlgauier
General pershins would have command OF the
forces in Cuba on the return OF General bell uh-
founded He said that the command was en-
tirely too large for Junior brlgadler general
intimated that General Bell would De succeeueu
by a major general. although the chleL Oh stan
VIII remain in Cuba for one or two months
AS TO the administration OF the canh zone
left in an anomalous situation through the WITH
,7rawaI of Mr. MagoOn who was both governor
and minister, Secretary Taft said that II had
boen decided to divide these offices. He was not
VET nrepared to say who the appointees would
be- though a selection had almost been mace
before his departure from Havana. The eXpedl,
a. chief engineer had been canvassed, and there
was much to be said in favor of this plan, Whlch
would be in the line OF centreing responsibility
I'm one capable person. 1t was true that the
engineering work of the canal construction was
heavy. but IL might be possible for MI stevens
noninalIy Governor of the zone, to discharge
the greater part of the duties of that once
through some competent assistant Inc am
mating purpose was rather to diminish the I'M
portance of the Office of governor. while enlars-
ling those of the American Minister to Panama
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SILENCE IN THE LUTIN.
No Reply from Smmhen Submarine
to DiUers' Signals.

Bizerta, Tunis Oct 1S-After the finding this
morning of the sunken submarine boat Lutin.
which went down Tuesday with two officers and
fourteen board French and Danish div
ers worked all day without intermisson trying
TO mark out the position of the boat under the
difficult conditions Many descents were
necessary before the last diver, at 4:3O this
afternoon. succeeded in fixing line to the bow
anchor chains.
A buoy attached TO this line and, with a
buoy placed this morning over the coming
tower shows that the Lutin lies in a direct line
between Fort Remel and Cape Bizerta
Admiral Bellue gave especial instructions TO
the divers to seek the box containing the tele-
phone buoy. This was not found. but the divers
repeatedly tapped the steel shell of the subma-
rine. No answer was given.
One vessel has been assigned to remain at the
scene during the night. Tomorrow morning an
effort will be made TO pass two heavy chains
under the bow and stern of the Lutin and TO
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
WILL VISIT PANAM A.
President Plans to Sail on WMsMp
about NoUember 8.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. Oct 1S.-The President has de-
cided to make the long contemplated inspection
trip to Panama and expects to start for the
isthmus November 8, He will go to Oyster
Bay to vote on November 9, and may sail for
Panama from the Brooklyn navy yard. He
will go a navy vessel and will probably be
accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt and private
secretary. The vessel which carries the Presi~
dent will be attended by consort.
1t is expected that the entire trip will occupy
about three weeks. as the President desires not
less than week the isthmus, where he will
inspect all that has been done and that is
planned in connection with the canal.
1t is said that while the isthmus the Presi-
dent will probably be entertained at the Hotel
Tivol at Ancon, near Panama.
Boston. Oct. 1S.-The battleship Rhode Island,
one of the latest additions to the United States
Navy, is now at the Charlestown navy yard be-
ing prepared for the of President Roosevelt
on his trip to Panama.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
WHOLE CABINET TO GO.
VI. CIemenceau to Haze Free Hand
as NezC French Premier.

Paris Oct 1S-Late tonight it semi
officially stated that not only Premier Sarrien
but the whole French Cabinet would resign and
that NJ. Clemenceau, as Premier, would retain
the portfolio of the Interior.
NJ. BRAND. Minister of Public Instruction and
Worship; NJ. Ruau. Minister of Agriculture.
and NJ Doumergue. Minister of Commerce. it
added. We're the only other members who
TO enter the cabinet. Minister of
Foreign Affairs Bourgeois and Minister of FL
nance Poincare doubtful
In addition to NJ. Pichon, his old colleague on
Justice NJ Clemenceau also contemplates in
vitng another old collaboration, M Viviant at
present Socialist Deputy for Paris, to enter
the cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
INVESTIGATION FAvoRs NEBoGAToFF.
Gar Commutes Sentences of Officers of Tor
pedo Boat Destroyer Bedovi.

St Petersburg. Oct. 1S.-The preliminary in
vestigation into the surrender by Rear Admiral
Nebogaton of his squadron at the Battle of the
Sea of Japan. is said to be decidedly favorable
to the admiral.
An imperial order was published this morn
ing committing the sentences Of the four officers
of the torpedo boat destroyer Bedovi, who, with
Admiral Rojestvensky, We're tried at Cronstadt
on July + on the charge of surrendering to the
enemy, and were found guilty and condemned TO
death by shooting.
on account of extenuating circumstances
Fmperor Nicholas requested to commute
the sentences Of the four officers to dismi; ;sal
from the service and deprivation Of certain
rights which he has done. Admiral Ro-
festvensky was acquitted on July i.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
THE MOVEMENT OF sTeAxSFRs,

D'Si@t oes isArrived steamer Kansas CITY CBr)
Poncelet York ~ A'''He Nr'''
Hamburg. noon--Arrtva. .,a,r,o. ,...-..,---,
bourg A''N wa RN'hputh and Cher-
ToloI, OS. do-Arrived steamers Athon (Br Kemp
SrnH' etc, for New York, RAMA tBr Arnor
S,,A SSoufab5aya, etc; for United states "'"
New York Sahanr -N"''' 'op' farAs
Tockn'a, arrived steamer spartan Prince CFrl
- iV'N~iA''NSo Rio Jeneiro,
T,,rU"r' oct ts-Satled steamers We&exnIand ,R-,
nIne! ,a from Liverpool for Phiadeirht X fis9aa ohl
- Cro,x tnI, Hayes from Liverpool hr ;Nkw Yars
,rorS rN.1e- sailed. steamer Parma ff3r1 (~nrav
peihsidra etc. for New Ycrk ''' lazy
Shhetus. oct 1o-Sailed steamer Phtehus Co. s.,
Rabis 0ct Oln IA hamburg for New York. ~
Hudson. from Santos and Rio Jsnero so fSlnse M t5r
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
BIG FIRE IN TORONTO.
Exhibition Grounds of Industrial
ErpOsitiOn IN Flames

Toronto Ont, Oct. 19.-Fire which started
late last night in the grandstand at the Ex-
htbition Grounds has destroyed the grand
stand and is sweeping through the principal
buildings.
The main building is in flames, and Il IS
feared will be a total loss. The Industrial F,x-
position has become fixed feature here and
many of the buildings permanent struct-
ures of steel and stone.
The damage already done will amount to
many thousands of dollars
At a. m the fire at the exposition grounds
is still burning, but is under control. The loss
will be about 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
coEPENlck RoBBER AN AMERICAN.

Hamburg. Oct. 1S.-Thc "Fremdenblatt' to-
day says the Hamburg police have identified
the swindler, whose daring robbery at Coepenck
on October 16 threw all Germany into laughter
as Adolf Millner, against whom the police
here have proof of numerous crimes Millner
was born in the United States His father is
German business man.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TRANSPACFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer Close IN ". Y.
New Zealand. Australia (eXcept west,
New Caledonia. Samoa, Hawaii
Fill Islands (via San Fra,cisco)-Ven-
tura Oct 81 a
or Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for
New Zealand does not arrive in time connect with
malls. closing 1890 m. 40
a. m, $50 a and p. Sundays al 1890 a. m ,
80 a. m. a. m and p. IN. will DO I'D and
forwarded until the arrival of the steamer)
Japan Except parcels post mails). Corea.
China and Philippine Islands (via
and Victoria, B. C)-Empress
Hawaii Japan Corea China and philip ~ WV y "
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-
Coptc ......-. Oct 2s 1880 a m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands (via Tacoma)-BellerthCn. Is 600 m
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Aameda. Oct 80 1880 m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
FRENCH BUDGET s766, 100000.

Paris, Oct. 1S.-The budget commission has
reduced the final figures of this years budget
from $500. 100000 TO $766,4OOOO0. This will ne
cessitate loan of $160O0,0 600.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
HAVANA STORM SWEPT.
Continued from first page.

no word from Havana, all telegraphic communi-
cation with the capital having been cut off.
Every effort to get word from Havana either
via Santiago direct proved fruitless yester-
day, as neither the land lines nor the coastwise
cable were in operation.
The last dispatches which came through from
Havana on Wednesday night said that hurri-
cane with rain raging in the Cuban capital
and that the United States troops in Camp Co
lumbia We're greatly disconnected
Then the Havana operator told Key West that
the storm was rapidly increasing in fury and
was levelling the inland wires leading from the
cable.
Then followed an entire break in telegraphic
communication, which has not yet been restored
1t is feared that the storm has caused much
damage in Havana and vicinity.
Key West early yesterday morning reported
that heavy rain and wind storm had reached
the Florida coast.
Communication with Miami Fla. was soon cut
off Just before the wire failed the operator at
Miami he told Jacksonville, Fla, and Atlanta,
Ga that a severe storm was raging with an
unusually high tide, and that there was two feet
of water in the telegraph Office. He also re-
ported that the low streets Of the town were
flooded Then communication ceased. and has
not been restored.
Miami is three hundred miles south of Jack
sonville the east coast of Florida, and 1t Is
supposed that the Cuban cyclone struck the dis
trict with full force.
The Western Union early in the day reported
all wires gone south of jacksonville, and no
means of communication with the southern part
of Florida
Santiago, Cuba. Oct. photographic commu-
ncation with Havana is interrupted Every
effort to get word from the capital has proved
fruitless. Neither the land lines nor the coast
wise cable in operation. There has been
no storm here. and the cyclone which has broken
communication with Havana evidently was con-
fined to the central and eastern part of the
island. Efforts being made to re-establish
communication from this end.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TO CONTINUE "HUMANITE."

Paris. Oct. 1s.-M. Jaures, the socialist leader,
Who recently announced that he would have TO sus-
pend the publication of his paper, "Humantte,'
unless his followers supplied him with funds, has
received $500 from the German socialists. through
Herr Bebel the German socialist leader, to assist
him in continuing the publication Of the organ or
the French socialists
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
cALvERTs SLAYER WAS INTOXICATED

Manila Oct 1S.-It has been learned that
sergeant Iaylor was intoxicated when he shot
and killed Lieutenant Robert B. Calvert of the
24th infantry. Lieutenant Calvert was Sergeant
Iaylors commanding officer Lieutenant Calvert
died instantly
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
WIRHLEss REPORTs.
The Lucania

me l-ucania. which reported sable Island az IN
yesterday when miles Sandy Hook Is
TO dock about a m tor
Ia Soroe. which reported Cape Race at 2;i5 u m
yesterday. 100 miles OF that station. Ia
pected 10 dock about tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TWO EARTH SHOCKS AT MANILA.

Manila. Oct 1S.-Two distinct earthquake
shocks were felt here last night No damage was
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
A s4ooooo FIRE IN BORDEAUX.

Bordeaux France. Oct 1S.-A depot filed with
valuable merchandise destroyed by fire hero
to-day nyolving loss of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 61i Sunset 516 Moon $50 Moons .
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook $40 s. 80 Hell Gate 1920
PM Sandy Hook s:44 Gov Island ID isll Gate lO:49
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Oct Is, 1906.

ARRIVED.
sossse4n sea s Mar Co W adss s 9os
Steamer i sibiria cGer Gerdes savansla October .
GaEtassna Port hmOn m IT., and an Kingstsn 10. ne
Steamer Carib, Ingram, Georgetown 5 c, Ntober II
sengers md:e. Left Quarantine at ;Asa m.
Steamer amer San JaSpso Eyans GalvestSp oeser 10 and
mdse Left Quarantine at 643 m =
Trieste s Patras Is Paerme IS and eTa ootossr
10 Phelps Bros Co. with 1S cabin and 929 pas
comanc Watson 1 % AZ October
and and Char Charleston on 70 to the clyde IS Co with passengers
Steamer Konign Luise Ger voger Genoa October 4.
cabin and 1855 steerage passengers and nndse ArrsTs
at The Bar @ a. 1215 a m -. 49,,
70 Philip Ruprecht. IN ballast Arrived AZ the Bar
Steamer Energie cGerl. sehaerer Dantzic September
80 via Shields October Philip Ruprecht In ballast
steamer jamestown. Hitler. Norfolk and Newport News
TO the Old Rorninion IS Co with passenges and mdse
steamer Chemnitz (ce5} Bremen oceber 8. TO
sengers mdse Arrived az the Bar AZ s4S M pas
Steamer Baltic (Br smith Liverpool October 10 and
and 1OS0 steerage passengers mails nse Arrived
at stesmep tas ear PretoTs qe n9 r6m m HAMBURG and
steamer Hudson ''Frl. Barrier Hav1e october g
in Quarantine At 1920 m
Rio Janeiro Barbados octo5er TO- 70 Fpnch Ed
8 Co with passengers, mails and mdse Anchored in
steamer Aitai Ger Boldt Cape Haytlen etc 70 tho
mdse Anchored in Quarantine at 1915 p m 1''s ana
Steamer Mamma Hata, outward bound for Baltimore
steamer Brewster Ger Him P6iiadepha a ocoSsr Sfser II
the United Fruit Co In ballast Arrived al the Rar
steamer Pretoria Ger schrotter. Hamburg October
passengers. mais and mdse East OF Fine Island az
Sandy Hook j. oct Is $50 D m-vini east nor,,
east strong breeze; haZy of shore. =
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington Oct 1S-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel From Line
'siegmund, Barbadoes October 10. .sIoman
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

'i yin anu puiiloh $40 OupOOO
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM Ot,TSTA NDfNG GER
TIFICATES
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SAILED.

Steamers Admral Farragut fer Port Anton sEsperanza
Havana frokieso etc, Huron acksor
vile SaIrcra Ctap syracuse Catar4a! - e TISepube
tbl NapieS hnd Genoa; El Norte GalvestS
Anne Noriplh and Newport News. city Mssphis
NaIhah Hiri!neh 'Bri Boston; CanoVa Qetss Monte
nGe0, n, hosatl9 etc Deutschland tGer Hamburg Via
INnouth ana CherbOurE La TouIaine ,e~rrIs IIaVre.
Frederick der Crosse tGerl Rremen ,Ia piyros,th @
Ghefoouis Wlndber knights Key: pisa>SvSdlH Norfolk:
Deutschland Ger tank. Flushing sff'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-01
FyRMER MONEY IN CHICAGO.
Rates Quoted with Little Change, but Banks
Are Making Closer Terms.

CHICAGO, June So.-The local money mar
ket has beer hrmsr this week. Quotabie
rates have remained at. 5 to So per cent.
for collateral loans. with perhaps an 90
casional loan at higher figures, and com
mercia paper discounts rule from 8 TO- q
per cent. The latter figure Ia an improve
n,ent OF about one-half Of 1 per cent. over
the market OF q week ago.
The advance to 8 per cent. for time money
in New York has had some effect here 1t
has not proved the means Of marking up
the maximum rate for collateral loans, but
tendencies are all toward the irmer tone.
This is shown principally in the fact that
the banks are making closer terms 30 az to
conform TO the heavier demand and smaller
money supplies their officials expect to en-
counter later.
conntry balances held by Chicago banks
are ia the neighborhood OF 81 600, 900 less
h In April, which Is the lowest since
January, 1905. Although the total deposits
81 hanks run over $40 900 900 In excess oil
Lpril. the national banks, which do the
creater part OF the country business, rep
resent only a few hundred thousands OF the
increase.