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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

at seems Galley and his family niy,,. have we,
their disappearance, do you know"
lieve. S@Fshiiadeiphia Press.
Your father thinks you'd make an en-
gineer. eh?,
Know anything about bridge work.
Eyes, sir. ] won 81 at 1t last night
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
obviously" said the lecturer what we
need is a more elastic currency, for the
mot me-" interrupted the shabby man in
the front row. What need is a more
adhesive currency" e,.Ps
Whereat there was loud applause.
1T appeared there were others.-Chicago
Tribune.
what is IT." demanded the preacher,
that brings Ing, the most comfort to man in
IAN acquittal." grunted Judge Grubbs,
waking up suddenly.-Cleveland Leader.
Lawson--Bjones always thinks before he
Dawson-Yes but then he doesn't always
say what he Understandable Journal
Theo Riser-A baby In the house is a
perennial spring of joy
Ben. Edict--That's just tit never dries
up.-Cleveland Leader. '.u.
Don't you ever have moments when you
feel like doing something absolutely ridlcu-
oh. yes For, instance, when you pro
posed to me the other day there Was a
minute when j had an insane impulse TO
accept you."-Cleveland Leader.
mil.?'
mo" answered Farmer Corntossel. ''The
best can do now Is to capitalize my dairy
business an water the stock."--Washlngton
Star.
whats the matter, dear" asked the
Doctors wife, ARE you worried about Mr..
Poorley's case?"
Yes, replied the doctor, despondently.
And is there no hooper"
Very little. He says he doesn't expect
10 leave enough to pay more than one third
of my bill."-Philadelphia Press
The new teacher who had been engaged TO
take charge of the school In township No
l6 was consulting with the directors
With your permission, gentlemen" he
said. II should like to teach the children
the metric system"
Ell that's the system Tom LAwson's
fightin," spoke up Director Horneypaugh
loudly and emphaticslly. I'm agin II, by
gum!-Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
POINTED PLEAsANTRIEs.

1T seems Galley and his family have
skipped town. What was responsible for
their disappearance, do you know"
Trying TO keep up appearances, / be
lieve. "-Phiiadelphia Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

The other day there was new reporter
on one OF the local papers who bumped up
against wynne, noted his mature and dig
nifed look and his tall silk tile, and mildly
inquired:
IT beg your pardon, sir, but what can
YOU tell me Of child labor?'
well" said the consul general. II can
tell you everything about child labor What
do you want to know"
''You are a delegate to the child labor con-
yention being held upstairs in the banquet
room, are you not?"
mo" said wynne, II am not"
well, beg your pardon, | thought you
we're. why did you say you could tell me
all about child labor?'
II had a right to say that" said Wynne
with his usual twinkling eye FOR have
eleven children of my own and l don't be-
| long to the Race Suicide club"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

Lawson-Bjones always thinks before he
speaks, doesn't hep
Dawson--Yes, but then he doesn't always
say what he thinks.-Somerville Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

Thee Riser-A baby in the house is a
perennial spring of Joy.
Ben. Edict-That's Just tit never dries
up.-Cleveland Leader. 'D.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

You wouldn't think OF watering your
mill.?'
No" answered Farmer Corntossel. '"The
best can do now Is TO capitalize my dairy
business an water the stock. "--Washington
Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

Don't you ever have moments when you
lous?"
"Oh. yes. For instance, when you pro-
posed to me the other day there Vas a
minute when had an insane impulse to
accept you."-Cleveland Leader. II,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17
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your father thinks you

Your father thinks you'd make an en-
gineer, eh?'
Yes. sir"
know anything about bridge work?'
Yes, sir. ] won 81 at 1t last night
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

Whereat there was loud applause.
1t appeared there were others.-Chicago
rribuna
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-17

obviously" said the lecturer, what we
need is more elastic currency, for the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
DR.. AMADOR DENIES STORY.
Says american" Published False Statements
in Regard to Gresham Case

DR.. Raoul A AmadOr Consul General Of Panama
in this citys who figured defendant in actions
brought recently by Mrs Bertha x. Gresham
was indignant yesterday q story published in
THE New York American" which he described
as false. malicious and unsubstantiated." He
said:
have consulted my attorney, John Block. and
to-morrcw will institute libel suit for $4,000
damages against the Hearst paper for publishing
this unverifed story. l have settled with tho
woman for 500 and why she should pursue with
these falsehoodS ! don't know.
Several letters alleged to have been written by
DR.. Amador to Mrs. Gresham figure in the article
to which he objects. One Of these in particular he
calls attention to- saying that it does not exist
This letter among other things says that William
Nelson Cromwell had spoken Domingo Obaldia
Panaman Minister Washington. about having
DR.. Amador transferred either to England or Ger
many DR. AmadOr said:
I never wrote such a letter. I want also TO deny
that | have at any time tried to hide behind my
official position as consul general in this matter
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
NEWFOUNDIAND fully ADVISED.
Mr. Churchill Gives Details Of Negotiations
for Fishery Agreement

London. Oct 2s.-Answering a question IN the
House Of Commons to-day, Winston Spencer
Churchill. Under Secretary for the Coonia! Office.
gave precise details Of the steps taken to inform
fully the government OF Newfoundland of the
course of the negotiations for a modus vvend on
the fisheries question He said:
nc decision OF his majesty's government that
mocos NlFendi was necessary and their intention
make proposals TO the United States government
for such an arrangement communicated to the
colonial goIernment Geographically some days be-
,eLe i me OHited states was Informed; In the same
views OF what form the nodus vlvcudf eho71id take
ana 10 proposals were actually made to the United
states government until the reply OF Newfound-
land was received. Throughout, Newfouudiand
was kept fully and promptly advised by telegra oh
lils ma1estys government answered no conilnliri-
Saions Of the United States without first consult
ing newfoundland end endeaVoring to obtain her
concurrence The from the United S.atee
Ambassacor ratifying the arrangement was tela-
graphed verbatim TO the colonial governments IA,
same day IT was written and received.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
EPIDEMIC OF RABIES.
Babylon alarmed by the Spread OF
Disease among Dogs.
rBv telegraph 70 The Tribune


Babylon, Long Island. Oct 29.-Consderabl BILE
alarm IS felt in this section over the prevalence
OF rabies among the canine members of the pop
ulation A pedigreed bull terrier. valued at 500.
owned by John c. Orr, of New York, member
OF the summer colony. became afflicted with tho
malady and ha~a to be shot. The Same day pet
dog. owned by Arthur A Housmen. broker.
who owns a large estate at West Isip began
acting strangely.
Dr.. Charles S. Chase. Bay Shore veterina-
rian. who called in, diagnosed the case as
rabies. The dog was killed, but not before it
had bitten valuable fox terrier which Mr..
Housman had brought from Europe last sum-
mer- The terrier is being kept under strict sur
veillanoe and will be shot If the disease mani
fests itself. AT Patchosue a horse recently be-
came afflicted with the disease and was shot,
and at Huntington several dogs have gone mad.
Alarmed by the spread Of the disease the village
Health Board convened in special session to-day
and passed stringent resolutions. compelling all
dog owners to keep their CANNES under close
watch Unless the order is obeyed the dogs Will
be shot.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

Paris. Oct. 29.-The Foreign Minister NJ.
Pichon, at the Cabinet meeting this evening, re-
ported improvement in the Moroccan situa-
ton. The troublesome tribes dispensing
gradually, but the precautions the frontier
not being relaxed. The organization OF the
French part of the Moroccan police. pursuant
TO the resolutions adopted at the Algec.ras con-
ference, is approaching completion All the
commissioned and non-commssioned officers Sc
lected for service in Morocco must have thor
ough knowledge of the Arabic language.
While France and Spain are sending warships
to Tangier. acting the theory that they al
ready hold a European mandate to exercise po-
lice duties. the fact that the Algeciras conven-
ton has not yet been ratified is a matter Of
efnbarra ssrnent and the action of the two powers
will be confined to holding their ships in read-
to land marines for the protection of for
eign subjects. On the Algerian frontier OF Mo-
rocco, France, under the agreement of 1901. has
a freer hand. and. while maintaining a strictly
defensive position she is prepared to administer
condign punishment in case Of aggressionS from
Moorish tribes of the Tafielt region.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MR.. SHAW ON GOLD IMPORTS.
Secretary of the Treasury Surprised That
Any One Should Object to His Relief Plan.

Minneapolis Oct. 29-Secretary Shaw arrived in
Minnesota to-day make several speeches in the
"a Congress District. in favor Of Congressman Nc
Cleary. The Secretary's first address Man
kato this afternoon, and tonight he spoke at Win
nebaso.
When asked about his recent faciitaton OF gold
imports and deposits of public money without the
payment Of interest. Mr.. Shaw said:
II is surprising that any one should complain of
the importation OF this gold. More than ten car
loads. SlG).U0C00. were brought from Europe and
1AustTaliS without expense the government ana
it all entered into the channels of in the
United States.
deposited s26.oOO0CO in various cities throughout
the country
1t is due TO say, however. that effort was
made to relieve the situation until business men
manufacturers merchants builders and others be-
gan complain they compelled 10 nav
excessive rates of interest.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool Oct. o1-Arrived steamers Anglo Australian
tBr). Lewis savannah; Ikbal (Br). Robertson Cal
Eeston; 18th Ltruria tBrl. Potter. New York via
queenstown; William Clin tBr) pavte Galveston
southampton, oct 2-Arrived- steamer Trent (Brl Dix
New York vita Kingston. Colon
Hull. Oct. 29-Arriyed steamer Colorado CBr) War;.
New York. '' '
Lizard. oct 2o-Passed. steamers Ollheld ur) ONail
ihlladlphia for Rouen: Prometheus (Gerl. Tholen,
Cherhourg. Oct. % a m-Saled steamer Bremen
Sier). Nierich from Bremen and Southampton. New
Gibraltar. Oct 2I-Passed, steamers Gaia CFr, Bou-
louc New York for Marseles: Iaclavanna
tbr) Gray. New York for Savona. Messina
Crosse 0ierl. Bleeker. York 49,
Pert Natal Oct 2I-Ar-lved frSr,
lowray New York via 81. Vincent Cape Town
Agoa Bay and East London.
AIgoa bay oct 2e-Arrtved. steamer Castle (D-)
psy New York Via Cape Town Tor bombay
southampton, Oct. 2I-Saied, La plata Cpr,
TriEas. New York Via Vest TncIes N''
Nontevideo Oct 2-Saed. Ldgats Br, Nioao,-
son Qron West COAST. New York ana Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
STANDARD FINED 5000.
Ohio Court Imposes Sentence
Hight Haze Been S6,OOO,OOO.

Findlay. Ohio. Oct. 2s-Judge Banker has
overruled the motion filed by the Standard Oil at
torneys in the Probate Court here for a new
trial. and imposed a fine Of $4,000 and costs of
the prosecution in the recent suit against the
Standard held here.
On motion of the defence the court ordered
that the defendant company be allowed forty
days in which to prepare and file its bill Of ex-
ceptions in the case and on another motion by
the Standard Oil attorneys, Joseph o. Troup. Of
Bowling Green Ohio. and S. II. Toller. of Cleve-
land. the sentence imposed was ordered sus-
pended for sixty days for the purpose Of filing
a petition in error in this case. 1t was also
ordered that the criminal informatons pending
against John D. Rockefeller, the Buckeye Pipe
Line Company and the Manhattan Oil Company
be continued until the next term of court.
The fine imposed by Judge Banker was the
limit for one offence. though the law stipulates
that each day that the illegal combination bus-
ness is carried on constitutes a separate offence.
Taking this view of the statutes. it possible
for the court 10 impose an aggregate of fines
amounting TO over s6.000,000,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TRAlNmEN DEMAND SHORTER DAY

Cleveland. Oct. 2--Demands for shortening Of
the workcay and adjustment Of the wage scale
were presented 70 all division supeiintenderts OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pircshurs
to-day by the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
and the Brotherhood of Railway TrainmeIl. SINH
lar demands il is said. will be presented by tie
engineers. The Pennsylvania, the trainracn saw
maintains a l2-hour workday as against the 10
hour day Of other lines. and, according the en-
ployes, has 10 less than "a different wage scales
its lines. The want overtime on ali work
eight hours. though IL is said they willing
II compromise on the basis Of the hours of Other
railroad systems.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

Colon October % Kingston "a Hsmsurs-Auer-
lean Line with 2S cabin passengers malls rndse Ar
rived the bar $50 m.
Steamer IroGuois Chichester.
Charleston 2T the Clyde Steamship Company with
passengers and mdEe Left Quarantine at 2:45 p m
Schooner Cartasera {Br) Cahoon Rlas September
and Southport y c. October 25. Barting & De Leon
with
Schooner Augusta Snow, Armstrong Fernandina nine
days with lumber to order Vessel 10 Smith Sons
Company
steamer Cretic. from Naples. ETC. passed Fire Island
I:5S
Sandy Hook y. J.. Oct 90 $50 . n,-wrnd west. ngh,
breeze; cloudy. hezy Off shore.
SAILED.
Steamers Captain A r Lucas. towing oarus
Standard on Company No o. Sabine Pass Monroe Nor
folk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Oct 20, 1906.
ARRIVED


steaer 3. Myrtledene terl Yuis Naples September o.
Cannato g. to tie Italian American shipping Company
with mdse. Arrived at the Ear at $50
Phebu5 ScherlioIst Hamburg October
the Bar 3 q
Steamer Umzumbi Mitchell. Bussorah September TO-
Muttra 30. Port Said October M.claels 80 TO
DSr3er Co, with mdse Arrived the Bar g:i5 IN
Steamer Columbia (3r Wadsworth. Glasgow and Mo
VILE October 20. Henderson BrUthers cabin
81 passengers nidse. Arrived the
Ear l1lO p october IS
MsEhRttan Ger. Walters. Mcssina October
ard Algers L. Philip Ruprecht In ballast
the Bar 1880 m, October IS
Steamer Proteus Jgcobs. New Orleans October -.
the Southern Pacific Company, with Fse
Left Quarantine 800
Steamer Vigancia. knight Vera October Is. Pro-
sreso 20 Havana % and Nassau 10 to James Ward *
90. with ~ passengers, mai ana mdse. Arrived the
Bar IL 80 p m October 2S.
Steamer Cenfuesos CCuban). Ackermann. Tampco
Der ~. James L Ward with mdse Arrived at
the Bar at IL IS p m October %
Steamer Comal Risk. Brunswick October %.
Mallory & Co. with passengers and mdse Left Quaran-
tine 7:20
Steamer city OF Columbus Smith, Savannah October 90
to the Ocean Steamship Company with passengers and
mdsc. Left Quarantine 4 a
steamer Buenelds Hastings. Baltimore October "a to
II 6 Foster with mdse. Left Quarantine 6:20 a m
United states collier Abarenda IN
Quarantine GO 2:3T 2 m
Steamer FL SUD. Higgins New Orleans October 81 TO
the Southern Pacific Company with mdse Left Quaran-
tine 21S
steamer Frn1 E,tsi Friedrich CGGa. Won IA,tnsr
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
STATUS OF ANeLo-RussIAN TERMS

London. Oct 29.-Replying an Interpolation
or the government in the House Of Commons TO-
day on the subject Of the Anglo Russian agree
ment in relation to Persia. Walter Runciman
Parliamentary Secretary OF the Local Govern
n.eHt Board. said that no general agreement had
yet beca reached. The two governments had
discussed recent conditions, with the object Of
avoiding conflict Of interests. and were acting
togctacf with the view of preserving the status
quo.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
C. G. GATES GETS FIVE BEARS.
Plunger's Son Returns from the Gunnison
Mountains Full of Enthusiasm.
[By Telegraph TO The tribune. ]

Denver Oct. 29.-Wth five handsome bearskins
4 rich. red complexion and three weeks beard on
his face. Charles O. Gates, son OF John w. Gates
returned to-day from his hunt for big game in the
Gunnzon Mountains.
Mr.. Roosevelt beat us by one bear. He killed
six and we bagged dve but III bet we had lots
more genuine sport trip than he did The
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
RAIsULIS STRONGHOLD RAIDED.
An Attack by Angeras-General Conditions
in Morocco Improved.

Tangier. Oct 29.-Taking advantage of the
absence of Raisuli, the Angeras, tribe hostile
to him. have raided his stronghold at Zinats,
carrying off his cattle after two hours fight.
Order has been practically restored at Arzilla
Raisuli proposes to make the town an open port
and TO collect the customs duties himself.
The Moroccan gunboat Sidi el Turk has
rived here with number of prisoners from the
pretender's forces on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
RAcoczYs ASHES AT KascHau

Kaschau. Oct. 29.-The ashes OF Franz Rakoczv
the Hungarian patriot who died 81 exile and those
Of his mother and his Joseph. arrived here this
morning a special train from Budapest. and
were taken 10 the cathedral with great ceremony
and placed on a catafalque. Bishop Fischer-Co
bTle celebrated a requiem mass IN the presence Of
delufatloas from all parts Ct the country. The
coftins were then carried to a vault. while salute
ot twenty-four guns fired. The sarcopha gus
which is the work OF Francis Mkola, the sculptor
IS inscribed with tribute 10 the Emperor King.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
THYmoL FOR SLEEPING SICKNESS

Mafs6ilcs, Oct. 29-Letter5 have been received
here from Saigon. French Cocl.in-Ch saving
that two French doctors have discovered that the
hitherto fatal sleeping sickness can be cured h,
means of thynloi One hundred and nfty p9tients
nave Lcon treated with this remedy. and most %
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. 29-Attorney General
Ellis said to-day that conference between the
government attorneys and himself in regard to
the prosecution Of the Standard Oil Company
would probably be neld here, and not in Wash
ington. He expects that John j. Sullivan, OF
Cleveland the United States District Attorney,
vii. come here to see him. Mr.. Ellis says that
the government has little evidence that will be
of to him. but that he has much that the
government could use.
I'VE obtained some good evidence at Find
lay, said Mr.. Ellis, and, regardless OF what the
government does. the prosecution of the Stand
ard by this office will proceed
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
FEARS FOR BUFFALO BILLS PARTY
English Officers Were in Blizzard in
Big Horn Mountains.
[By Telegraph to Tho Tribune.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune!
Omaha, Oct. 29-Fears entertained that
Buffalo Bill and a hunting party Of sixteen
well known Europeans are lost in the Big Horn
Mountains. The party left Cody. Wyo., on Oc-
tober IA They We're heard from few days
later. Then came the great blizzard, and the
party has not been heard from since. With
Colonel Cody number Of English army ofti-
GERS several Austrians and three Indian guides.
Unless they are heard from within day SO
a relief party will be organized.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Cretic which reported yesterday to Newport
having passed she Nantucket South Shoals Lghtshp at
730 will dock to-day about 3 a
The Caronia which reported Sable Island yesterday at
655 when 175 miles of that station will prob
ably dock about S . tomorrow.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which reported to
yesterday noon when 662 miles OF
Sandy Hook. will probably dock about to-day.
Ryndem, which Siasconset yesterday
p m when 10 miles OF Nantucket Lghtshp. will
probably dock about IL . to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
STEAMER SINKS OFF CAPE RACE.
Struck in Fcg-Narrow Escape of Crew
Identity Uncertain.

ST. Johns. N. F., Oct. 29.-The steamer Elixir.
bound from Cadiz for Gaspe. Quebec. ran ashore
in dense fog near Cape Race early to-day.
The vessel struck a sheer cliff and sank within
q few minutes in twenty fathoms of water. The
crew narrowly escaped drowning
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MEETING OF FRENCH cAB,NET.

meetings under the presidency Of Premier Cle-
inenceau and has drawn up n programme for pres
entatton to Parliament. The Minister of War Cen
To- The complete reform iH tie system OF courts
martial "a ~'Ni' -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

The identity Of the lost vessel is uncertain
The only vessel named Elixir Of which there
is a record is a British steamer commanded by
Captain Horner, which sailed from Hamburg,
Germany. for Charleston. S. c., October 13
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
ACCUSED OF 100000 sWINDLEs.
S. Rosenfeld Arrested for Alleged Operations
of Which Women Were Victims.

Chicago, Oct 29-Wealthy widows have been
swindled out of more than 100000 the police
say, by S. Rosenfeld. who was arrested last
night at his house. No. 1888 Grand Boulevard
Rosenf1ed admitted getting large sums of money
from women, the police say, but denied that his
scheme a swnde.
According TO the police, Rosenfield posed
wealthy broker and real estate man, and had
little difficulty in inducing persons of means
to invest in his schemes II is said that
that $4,000 was obtained from woman in
Cincinnati In boob venture" The police
told that woman in st. Louis intrusted $4,000
to Rosenfeld less than three months ago.
Rosenfeld, the police say, less than two
months ago. mixed UP in case in Cincin-
natl It is charged that since then he induced
Mrs Z. Root, brewers widow in Edwards
vile, H. invest $4,000, and came to Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and Close IN y. Y.
Hawaii San FrancscoD-Alameda. To-day 1230 a
Hawaii. and Philippine Islands
Oia San Fraacisco>U s Transport Nov. l. IL 80
Australia Except West). FIJI Islands and
New Caledonia Vancouver and
Victoria. b. Cl-Mosna. Nov. 600 m
Japan. Korea and China especially ad-
dressed only) Via seatie,-Lyra: Nov. T. 600 m
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francisco)-
Hongkong Nov. 8 IL a
Japan. Korea, China and philippine
Islands via Seatte)-Tango Nov. eco . m
Iceland. Australia (except WesO,
New Caledonia, Samoa. Hawaii and
Fiji Islands (via San FEancisco}-
sierra H. 12 30 m
Hawaii, Japan, Korea. China
Philippine Islands tvia San Tranci.co)
-Koiea Nov. 10 12 m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 4S9l Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 622 Gov Island 6:45 Hell Gate s9S
PM.-Sandy Hook GAS Gov Island 7:05 He'll aGte s5s