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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-03

The party of constitutional lib
erty still is triumphing in tile
Russian elections. In the Baltic
provinces the .Slavs, Let's and
Hebrews were united and have
completely defeated the German
barons, who are the principal
landowners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16
DIED


ENSIGN,-At Forest Dale. September 10.
1o06, Of cholera infantun, Emory Eugene
Bnsign son OF Mr.. and Mrs F, v. Ensign.
Funeral Sunday at $3.50 p. m, from homo OF
parents, $50 L street Friends invited
JoNEs.-In Salt Lake City, September 16
1D06, William L. Jones. aged Al years.
Funeral from residence OF II. II, snolgrovo
No 523 East Fourth South, Monday, Septem
ber II, Mt p. N, Friends Invited. Inter
mont Mt Olivet.
oARDNER.--In this city, septomber is,
Gaurctta T., youngest child Of DR. ana
Mrs. w. L. Gardner. aged II months. OF
sastritis Funeral will be held from the resi-
dence, 400 East Third South, today, Sunday,
September 16, at IL Il. m. Intcrmont Mt
olivot
MANCUS0.-In this city, September ID,
Luigi Mancuso in his twentieth year, Fun
eral will 30 held from mortuary chapel OF
8. D. Evans, IS South State street, this az.
tornoon at 2 o'clock. Intcrment Calvary
cemetery.
SMITH.-In this city, September 10, 1905.
Melvin Richard Smith, aged 10 yeaIs. Son
of Mrs, Cora A. Smith, 5SA South Second
East street. Notice OF funeral latcr.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

LYNDS.-The funeral OF Mrs. Horny Lynds
will be at 1920 o'clock at the Baptist
church in Murray.
HUGBERT.-Funeral services over the re-
mains of Harry NJ. Hubert viii be held
this day (Sunday) at the Eleventh ward
The remains can be viewed from IL 70
Q clock at tho residence, 2Is South Ninth
East.
J0EES.-Uhitod Commercial Travellers are
requested to meet at No. % West Second
South street, Monday afternoon at o clock.
go attend the funeral OF our deceased brother,
William l.. Jones. Services To he held at oS3
East Fourth South, at p. M. Monday.
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CLAIRVoYAN7s

MADAM GUsTAF-AGAsllNs An. 5s =
derfuI Madam Gustaf wisnrs me-
attention TO her mGve.vp'h ma ~ M
Of people are astonisnso sss ~ sIll
and mysterious readings, sqs qiT,ss57
trea s su-s, lost and forgotten IT. y =;
struyH sbo WI recall TO your mind ana ~, y.
vou vrv wish to know. Readingss gs,s.j9| ss
s.ration IN tho occult s.snsd sds, nv
day evenings, loc. ara Suasn ssIsu,ss
r;.cles. o5c. Every LADY Wei'
Constitution Bldg'
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING BY DAY
or homo. Latest styles. ego E. 9th South.
Tel. 3718-K. cI63o
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WANTED-SEWNG GIRLS. THE CHARL-
ton Shop, 122 South Main st. ol4S7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AN EXPERIENCED STEAM ENGINEER
wants position; has had years experience
Add. l. 30, Tribune. cl3S5
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SEWERS-GINGHAM APRONS, MAKE
highest wages, material sent TO door free
OF charge stamped addressed envelope for
particulars, L, P. Richards, 5002 Forrestvillo
ave-, Chicago c1541
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WANTED-AGp1'

,So- @~~~@~-~~~~~~-~->--~
SELLS LIKE BLUE BLA2Fg',
OF our enthusiastic agents r.,
new boz OF soap, containiuy n
big cakes OF Pino Toilet Soan =
sllveroid Teaspoons, shs vhcIs +
at 3o cents. at an amazing +
agent, Agent In Durham n,Se'
sand Dollars hrBt ten vesks. h
portuntty for branch oflcs ~
managers Write today. PrfI
Co., Chicago. -
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IF YOU HAVE $40 OR MORE THAT YOU
don't need To eat, join mo In a mining
stock speculation I am on the inside and
have ''cinoh' for 100 per cent profit with
in ninety days. For personal interview ad-
dress l, 35. Tribune c13o5
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scAQENGERs

6T11 ScAvENeEa CO. QSi;Il 0;sIisI So
oIAi sad E. Ind sO.s: ese
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK.
157 South 7th East. c1387
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STOVE REpArprr'

STOVE REPAIRS FOR arv a..
water Jacket connected. eaa,.-' n =.
ern Foundry and Stove Rsns,y r
state st. Bell Phone, l7sg.y
1924. SA' \
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WANTED EVERYWHERE -HUsTLERS TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples
oto; no canvassing good pay. Sun Advertis-
ing Bureau, Chicago. cl551
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SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED IN ANY LINE,
to soil general trado in Utah, an nncx-
celled speciality proposition; vacancy October
l for tho balance OF this yoar and 1907;
commissions with S35 weekly. Tho Cont
mental Jcwclry Co., Cleveland, Ohio. cl528
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YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF BIS
mark bowling alleys; must fully understand
the business. Apply at once.
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BY MAN. CLEANING OFFICES OR BUILD
tng1. 262 So. 7th WeBt. Ind. 'phono i11A.
bll86
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WANTED-TEN MEN COR WoMEN), EACH
Stntc, travel and distribute samples now
baking powder; salary 500 per month and
expenses; expenses advanced, Enclose stamp
for contract, White House Supply Co., Chi-
cago, III. c15Z6
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EXPERT AID WRITER FROM THE EAST.
midals.aged man, good ONCE man, wants
work, references and bond furnished. Ad-
dress w. Fl. W., 112 North First West. b19S2
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FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY, ALL KINDS
OF curtains cleaned; all kinds Of fancy
100 E. 3rd So. Both phones Bell 123s-X;
Ind 2477.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK, Q IN
family. No washing. 727 9th ST. Bell
1872, Ind. 1861. cl636
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WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE
daily introducing our ''susc
wioks; light equal 70 elsct,icisy: d
also general agents wanted. NJ
ing, 115-A, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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BY YOUNG COUPLE, NO CHILDREN TWO
rooms or alcovo and room for light house
keeping with heat and gas within walking
distance. State price. Address L At, Tribune
c1676
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WANTED

LESSONS GIVEN IN SHORTHAND AND
Typcwri1ng, Pitnan system, Remington
Machine. English branches also taught Cor
respondence and legal work taken in, Mrs
j. H Allen, 474 e, End SO. st. cl0o2
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BY LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER, STATION
ary position preferred E. johnson, ct En-
sign. llts So. Main b1S5S
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TO RENT ONE OR TWO UNFURNIsHED
rooms within walking distance. Address
$50 D. F. Walker building. Detective Ser
vice company Both phones, clzTO
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fElneDy vince You tina, our mai %assnssa ..s5sa
are, are home. Come TO the sssI "a Ma, 49,
night, s;l6 o'clock, ., esrsur. @ f7s
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rss;dence 10 prove l'''
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MAN WANTED IN THE REAL ESTATE
business; experience unnecessary; II honest,
ambitious and willing to learn the business
thoroughly by mail and earn $500 70 $500
monthly as our local representative. write
Immediately for full particulars. Address
nearest Office National Cooperative Realty
B.. Maryland building, Washington, D. C.
ol5SJ
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WANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN TEL
egrgphy and railroad accounting, salaries
SIS TO 500. For free catalogue address Morse
College Of Telegraphy, sos 18th at, Oak
land, Cal b2O44
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A RANCH FOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
yearS-thc Booth ranch OF $500 acres, six
miles above Evanston, on Bear river, For
particulars apply to Mrs. ]. B. Booth, Evans
ton, Wyoming. c1754
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COLLEGE STUDENT WISHES ANY KIND
OF work after school and Saturdays. Ad-
dress L 36 Tribune. cl3l2
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MEN TO DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES, TACK
signs; good pay, steady; no canVassing.
oliver Distributing Agency. Chicago, cl52e
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE,
carpets and stoves. o. Z. Furniture Co.,
sos South State. s2245
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HERRING EALL aAsp sAnipa Hs1 4
sole msnufaciuEeIs emu {. O. W
iJtob. an Wyo., Mont. Sesa1 S
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TEAMS WANTED: MARTIN COAL COM
panys yard, cor. Ith West and South Tenn
pie, cl331
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PRACTICAL AssAYER AND THOROUGH,
experienced cyanide mill man wants posi-
ton IN any capacity In a cyanide plant A l
references. Address L 81. Tribune.
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BOYS FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY MUST
have certificate Of exemption. Apply
Cohn's Dry Goods Store, c1653
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$40 PER MONTH, EXPENSES ADVANCED. !.
mon to travel, post signs, advertise and
leave samples. Saunders Co., Dept. Q, Jack
son building, Chicago. cl527
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FOR RENT-FURNICHED

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
| modern conveniences; clean and homelikc;
with or without board; reasonable. Laverne
265 South 1st West. c14S2
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BY E. NJ. ONION oY -n,.
18th. 1890 q. M. AZ ~ o9y 9ryustDI
oaFpets "a and rugs. rockers .SS 49, !
Tis chair. centre tables. boot saa :. q 9
ings, dining table and ~ ss.s -
range with boiler, good hsstins ss. !.
Kitchen table. iron beds 1ca sass
arossers, commodos, toilet -.
tains, new garden hose, lut ,soi, ~
glassware, etc. "' i''ii
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBEK w. HALL, UNDERTAHER AND
embalmer 22S So. w. Temple, phones
1919. y3s3
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HousEwoRK
| 464 E. eth So, c1OO0
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I WANT TO BORROW 5000, NINETY
days, liberal interest and bonus; collateral
security worth $4,000. Address L 3S, Tri-
bune. c1242
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SAFES

sew AND sEcoND,ssA,asa!ni' O. .
ar time. sorenson' S,JI SS.,I's ssfsl
for the ''old reliable Ia \. \
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WANTED

BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAM
lily in neighborhood OF 9th East and lst
South; references exchanged. Address L IA,
Tribune, stating location and terms.
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FURNITURE, STOVES, BICYCLES. STAR
FURNITURE Store, SIS South State. Bell
ea3.K
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FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKING. s34 D
street. Phone 1So0-K. c1162
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets and Gtovos. 'Phono 938-X, Louis
81 Lach, 1877 w, 1st So. formerly on State
81 b2047
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WANTED TO BUY-MoDERN RESIDENCE
Oh slx or eight rooms VIII pay 500 per
rate Of $50 per month. Must be close in.
ADDRESS & !; Tribune. b2260
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A FINE SURREY HORSE; MUST BE
sound and gentle. good locker; bay pre-
ferred Call 1880 East First South. c13Al
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EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS FARM ON
shares or on monthly payments. 1875
Princeton ave. cl121
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COPYING WORK TO DO, TYPEwRITINa
or long hand; evenings. Add. 10, Trib-
uue.
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GROOM BRICK HOUSE. 7A4 LINDEN
| ave, bet. 7th and 9Th East and 3Td aud
| 4th South. c1635
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TEN GIRLS, BETWEEN II AND 90 YEARS
OF age; no experience required. Apply
carly, 1Ss West lst South. American Linen
Supply Co. cl468
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every county to sell groceries to farmers
and all large consumers, We are the largest
firm in America conducting business Of this
kind on the one-proit basis. and our goods
guaranteed to comply with the most ex-
acting pure food laws. A permanent and
profitable trade insured; experience unncccs-
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cers. 16-16-20-22 State street, Chicago. c155o
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MILLER
4 Vielo sos Mccormick bldg.
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LADIES FOR SHADOW DRAWING; NAT
ural talent unnecessary; $50 weekly easily
earned at home stamped envelope for par
ticulars. Address Bureau Of Commercial Art,
1917 Indiana ave, Chicago. cl544
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WANTED-SI2 TO s2a WEEKLY SALARY
and expenses paid to energetic man or wo-
man employing agents for fast Belling goods
In Utah; territory: experience unnecessary;
permanent. References. Jos. Moore Salt Lake
City, Utah. c162i
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FOR RENT

THREE ROOMS, MODERN, S12 PER
month. 22e w. 9th South. cl6o7
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WANTED-TRAVELIN AND LOCAL REP
resentatiyes, either sox, to prcsen: now, at
tTactdvo advertising offcr Of hrst.cioss cstab"
lished music school, permanent work and ad-
vanccmcut, Salary for travelling. 5000 first
year and expenses paid weekly Joseph Moore,
12l Plymouth. Chicago. c1625
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

| NICELY FURNISHED FRONT SUITE
with or without Housekeeping, modern. "a
East Brigham, cl721
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POSTOFFICE EXAMINATION WILL BE
held in Salt Lake City, November II, Full
Information about all civil service eIamina-
ttons and questions recently used by the
mission free Columbian Correspondence Col
lege. Washington, D. g. c153s
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FOR RENT

7.RM. MOD. BR., s19 e. 3RD So. $4,000.
e-rm. fr, bath, electric lights, 35 w. 9th
So, $1,000
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Phones 81. 251 So. Main st.
c1G06
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ZEAL ESTATE.
We have buyers for all classes OF prop.
vacant lots and modern homes Of all Bizes.
daye you hstod YOUR property with us7 Cell
or phone, Wilson Sherman Co., 62 W. End
30, Tel Ge2. Members z. e. Association.
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WANTED-HELP.

CARPENTERS TO BUILD TWO HOUSES.
Write ], E. Sherlock, 1926 Jefferson ave.
ogdcn. c1749
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MIDDLE-AeEp MAN WANTS WORK
doing chores. care OF horses or any ether
work around house II. Migesell, 1aO
Ounce St Bell phone 2477-Z b1809
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
THE MUTINY AT PORTSMOUTH.
High Officers Reheved-Sentences COMMITTED
Obnoxious Order Abolished.

London, Dec. 1.-THE Lords of the Admiralty.
having reviewed the proceedings Of the courts
martial arising from the recent mutiny Of
stokers at the naval barracks in Portsmouth
have come 10 the conclusion that the outbreak
was due 10 lack of proper judgment, supervision
and control on the part Of the officers as well
to the obnoxious order 'On the knee" given
by Lieutenant Collard. The Admiralty, there
fore, has decided that Commodore Walter G.
Stopford is TO be relieved of the command Of
the general depot al Portsmouth and that
Commander Drury-Lowe shall supersede Com
modore Herbert A. Michel, secretary Of the
general depot, who is relieved Of his appoint
mani
The sentence Of five years imprisonment i'm
posed on one Of the mutinous stokers was to-
day reduced TO three years.
The Admiralty has also directed that the drill
order, "On the knee" shall not be used except
for military purposes
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
4PPROVE COPPER MERGER
Greene Directors 4ct - 4malga-
mated Interests Not Dominant.

The directors OF the Greene Consolidated Copper
Company yesterday adopted a resolution formally
approving the merger of that corporation with the
Cananea Central Company through the medium of
a holding company which is be known as
the Greene-Cananea Copper Company. The resolu-
tion adopted by almost a unanimous vote one
director, it is reported. refusing vote for the
resolution
No action was taken at the meeting regarding
the dividend. A circular. most of the infOrma ton
contained in which appeared in the semi official
statement issued last Saturday. has been issued 10
the Greene shareholders.
According to the official circular the new COM
pany. will be organized under the laws of Mime
sofa, with main offices Duluth. There will be an
issue of 100000 shares of stock. par value $40 The
and pay for in cash to the treasurer Greene
Consolidated Copper Company the 900 shares of
Cananea Central stock owned by the Greene COM
panN. The price. &.OO0O00 has been paid in
escrow to the Wells. Fargo & Co bank in this city
Inc circular further states sufficient STOCK
IN Doth companies has been pledged for exchange
The organization of both of the present companies
VIII be maintained until all of the capital stock OF
each company has been exchanged for stock of
the holding company.
Referring to the merger, an intimate friend of
Messrs. Cole and Ryan and Colonel Greene said
yesterday that the reports recently current in the
ers and the Amalgamated interests having aC-
CURED control of the Greene Copper
extent erroneous. The principal factors in the new
company. he continued would be Messrs. Cole and
Ryan and Colonel Greene. who would work O.
gether In harmony to build up the property and
make II what Colonel Greene always declared il to
be. one OF the largest copper mines in the world
The actual control he said vested in the
stockholders OF the Cananea Central and Greene
copper companies.
Colonel Greene has said that he considered Mr.
company, he has had wide experience In
handling large tonnages OF ore.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
SPAIN DECLINES TO ACT.
Refusal to Take Charge Of Nunciature-
French Sympathy in Rome

Rome. Dec. 1.-THE Spanish government has
Informed the Vatican that il objects TO taking
charge at present Of :he archives Of the Papal
Nunciature at Paris.
The Extreme parties strongly protest against
the repression Of yesterdays popular demon
stration here in sympathy with France, and are
organizing new manifestations The leaders urge
their adherents 10 leave cards at the French
Embassy. where they piling up by thousands
Sighor LuZZatt former Minister of the Treas
ury, delivered a lecture AT the university here
to-day the superiority Of ancient and modern
Asiatic races the white races in the matter
of religious federation and liberty Of conscience.
He referred 10 Japan as the country where prin-
ciples OF liberation had reached the highest
standard. The students after the lecture Orga-
nized demonstrations against the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
BOOKS LEAD TO BOMBS.
Large Stores of Revolutionary Material
Found in Moscow Library.

Moscow, Dec. 11.-In the course of a search
made in the Bassmanoff quarter of this city
yesterday, when seven bombs We're discovered
a number of books from the library of the
Dasareff Institute Of Oriental Languages also
were found. Following this clew the police
searched the library and discovered more bombs
and quantity Of apparatus and material for
the manufacture Of explosives. Fifty members
of the revolutionary lighting organization have
been arrested in connection with the seizure
To-day searches were conducted at the Agri-
cultural Institute and in the suburb Of VyseIki
which is largely inhabited by students. and
many more arrests were made.
The two men who December II attacked
Admiral Doubassoff. Ex-Governor General OF
Moscow, were executed this morning
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
A TARIFF DINNER AT BERLIN.
German and American Commissioners Guests
Cordial Speeches Made.

Rerlin Dec 1.-THE American Association of
Trade and Commerce gave a dinner here to-
night in honor Of the American and German
commissioners on the tariff question. The Amer
lean commissioners are s. N D. North. James L..
Gerry and Nahum L. Stone. There were one
hundred and fifty guests at the dinner. Am
bassador Tower presided. He proposed the
health of Emperor William and the royal fam
fly and in a short address said the two commas
sions discussing the matter OF tariff ADJUST
ment between Germany and the United States
in conciliatory spirit, which would lead TO a
result honorable. just and satisfactory TO both
countries.
In response to this address DR.. Won Koerner'
one Of the German representatives. proposed the
health of President Roosevelt. The speaker re-
ferred with appreciation to The American ad-
miration of Emperor William. He said that
President Roosevelt was conducting the AFFAIRS
OF the United States in a distinguished man
ner. and he mentioned. with satisfaction. the
award of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Presi-
dent for his promotion of the worlds peace and
his great services TO humanity.
F. Rosenberg president of the association.
toasted the members of the two commissions.
He described Germany and the United States
the youngest two nations in the world
standing for progress ami success, and said the
future belonged to them. with century of
good will behind them" said Mr.. Hessenberg
these two countries continue in generous
commercial rivalry and still maintain close
friendship"
Mr. North responded on behalf of the Ameri
can commissioners. He thanked the German
government and the people for the hospitality
extended them, and gave credit for the appoint
ment of the American commission to Ambassa-
dor Tower
number of prominent German officials and
business men were among the guests of the
evening. and remained until a late hour in con-
Versation with the Americans.