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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

sues IN bloomsbury, England. Tor
the balance OF an account FOR an az
vertisement ir q weekly paper. a couri
drossmaRer ~contended hat the terms
OF her agreement had not been rus
hlled. via, that she vas 3 receive .
notice weekly ia Answers 90 GORE.
~spondsnts such as Dear Matilda the
best rlace Cor you 10 gsi the hat IS
Madame -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Onehalf may Inverted aud placed
Owe the opening OF the spring. and
connected by a pipe with the other
half which Is used as a drinking yes.
eel FOR the stock. suggests the Farm
and Home By keeping both tubs Gov
cred, tho water is kept clean and ren'
dered 10 for people 20 drink A good
stone foundation under the tubs Will
support them ia position even though
live stock tramp around them a good
deal A drinking cup may be hung in-
side the top over the spring openins
Tor the use 90 thirsty travellers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Jefferson City. Mo. ~ The state su-
preme our IN Jefferson City over
ruled Tuesday morning the motion to
have the csse Of Mrs Agile Myers re-
viewed by the court ia hanc. Mrs My
ers Is under sentence 10 be hanged
September 3 for the murder Of her hus-
band Her only hope now Is for a
Communication OF sentence by Gov. Folk
or 10 obtain a writ OF error IN the Mis-
souri, court for an appeal 60 the United
States supreme court.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
BY A MODERN SOLOMON.
Little business AKiums That Arg
Needed in Every Day
Life.

Never go into business with rels-
tives They'll skin you. even II you get
St. Peter for 60orkeeper and the re-
cording angel for the bookkeeper
Beware Of false pro6ts. A penny
overcharged may cause you 70 lose a
dollar customer.
When you hear 3 man say. do 9TH
ers before they Do you. look out for
him. He is q o. the eTiIdoersi
When you are down take knocks
without bowling. But when you get
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
No ResuIt Af,er 2.4n nanota.

Dcs Mnlnes. Iowa The rec
ord IN deadioeked convention was
broken Friday when the Thifty-sev-
onth district republican senatorial con-
yention adjourned without result after
having taken 2.479 ballots. For $3.50
ballots there was no change IN the
boting and for the remaining 20 bal
lots only two or three votes changed.
Another effort "a nominate will 10
made az Iowa Falls. July 10,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

ncrlin. A son was born wednes.
day morning 10 the Crown Princess
Frederick william Prince Frederick
William Is tire oldest son OF Emperor
Wiiliam. and Is the heir 10 the throne.
The child born "Wednesday win, IN the
natural oOurse of ent some day
be emperor OF Germany Prince Fred
erlck William was married June 6.
1905. 10 Duchess Cecile Mecklonburp
Schwerln.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
sLAcKENED wITH TURTLEs
And the Skipper Has the Latitude
and Longitude TO Prove
Assertion.

Eyes, sir, remarked Capt Quick. OF
the steamer 81 Alba. which reached
port from Galveston. The sea was sim
ply black with turtles. There must
have Keen q million Of them-mon-
sters. too. and many were 50 covered
with harnacles that they looked like
they were hundreds Of years old. Tor
a time we thought that they had been
hurled up from the bottom Of the sea
by an earthquake.
III vas in latitude IS degrees and 40
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Representative Butler. Of Pennsyl-
rania. kidnapped Unclo Joe Cannon one
day recently and took him 70 Satuary
hall, where he introduced the speaker
20 $50 young mea and women from The
Butler district
Two priests, who were later Intro
duced 20 the speaker b. Representa-
tive Rodenhurg. watched the ertorn-
ance.
I'VE hoped, AR Speaker said one
OF the priests, that We might see y0a
repeat Capt -~tohson's feat
"By G~eorge, exclaimed the speaker.
Il never thought 81 that That Is an
other OF my wasted opportgnidoS-
n. Y. World
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

There are eases where an operation
isthe only ~res1uree, bat wheR one con-
siacrs the rnfat number % eases of
mcnacinE female Troubles cured by
Lydia ~ Pinkhsms Vegetable Com-
noand after physicians have advised
operations no woman shcuid submlt -
one without hrst trying the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mra FRkham.
Lynn Mass, tor advace which = tFee
Miss Marrret Merklev. 81 rs Third
Street Milweukee, VIA, writes;
rsar Ara rnkhaa;
@Loa "a strength extrens -usrvoasnen.
sh0oting pains ureHsh tha pelVie oHeauS
tsarinF down fails AMI cFantR cQmIeiHt
ms MNek waatfdi atNEa AS tcclor after
uaklaE an e1auinatian said Z haa g tanfalo
taa4eN ani uiNra.i1u and atriEd 49, cpfIa.
ttln Aa thls sraousfF Ctfctd ard deelet
g trF LVila f.. hakhana Vegetable Eou-
parL lbe uhEaatt,a gaEklf kaelt4 "a
tNe bad wwntQaa disappeared ASA am
caco aQFp sf0nE, FSaqr eud utl
Fcmale toubles Az steadily On tha
incrcase ananV Women. ne tbs mouth~
ly perlais IRE very painfui 81 too fe-
pntnt and eNrcaiNoru Fou have pain
- swelling bow down Do TIE lets side
tEaElrR-doNn paina dat ncrleCt Four-
esf rs lydia IT, FNkhama Ncgetabla
ConpoonL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

San Francisco. Celif - This oltya
celebration Of the national holiday was
a. unusual one in many respects
There was en- nttor absence OF hrc-
works ihe authorities having issued
orders aeainst their nee The main
event OF che dsy was the dedication al
Golden Gate park 81 what hae been
pronounced lo De the finest stadium
Tor athletic snoris IA all Ameriea
The parade vas distinctly military IN
charactor. 1899 resulors from tSe
Presidio. under Col Norris. marching
through C0ltee Gaia
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
New Jersey rakes IN Advance STEP.

Trenton. n j. - Governor stokes
Friday signed Asscmhlyman Jones bin
authorizing cities On construct. ac-
Quire and operate electric light and
gas plants The bin while parucU-
iarly intended Tor Camden. IS gem
eral IN It's application and IS looked
unon by many as an advance step "a
the direction 81 municipal ownership
in New Jersey
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Fifty mcmbcu aro already eacollol
IN the R0cshonlas society. rerently
formed "a Washington Members masi
prove their descent nou the lndisn
maiden and her English husband.
ThoFo IS 10 D. a ~Pocahontas iay n
the lamost0en expositon. where ne
society wa hold lut place
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

minutes, longitude SO degrees and 30
minutes. that we ran into the field q
turtles AS they scraped along The iron
sides % the vessel, they sounded like
wga One big fellow kept alongside
Tor some time. lie was over six feet
long and Owe fees broad sud had bar
naclcs an over him We tr.ed 60 catch
one OF them. but they wouldn't bite
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

nE ? w. savers uf PHILADELPHIA has
iust eeen reeieeted ehap'ain of the
Grand Arny of TIE Rennnilc m pean.
EyiFauia this beins bis ,hirty-anh eon-
seeauHe tern On that position Hs
scrye4 via CQmpsny a a the cue
hgntfei ana EWeaU-soeand Pennsyl-
Nania ~Veleeteeus darine the clsll var
ana psruclnaied 10 many batliss With
ths array 81 ue Po,omao
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

When e phTsician tells n woman mf-
ferlnr with arlogs feminine tn1ahla
that an operatlon Is n-eccEary. the very
thuaght 80 the knife and the operating
table strikes tcFror 70 her hearL and
cur h~uapitalaauc full % wpmgn caIlag
for }us4 such oneratlanA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Tha cuke of neronshirs possesses
Capaa Lorvainsa hook Of Truth
d IS uoFth sx times as maca as ths
Na1aEn Bible the most valuable
hook n ne BEltisa maseam The late
dake renased en- oser % Sico.oo9 Tor h
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

PA said Willie thouEhffulIT. Il
think ! know ugw what the mlzlzier
meant when he said L Is mors
blessed % giTe than 70 receirs
Yes What was it, ~Castor OIL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
PROTECTING SPRING WATER
Use Of half Barrels win Prove Sat
iafactory % Nan and
Beast.

A heavy barrel may ho used 20 good
advantage TO protect a spring and 10
make a watering trough 20 cut into
two parts an1 placed as shown IN cut
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

As a rule women are not lnGiiret
70 lay up anything Ter a =ainy dzT-
probably because ahsy dislike the idea
az Shopping in the rain.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

DeEance StArch-GOod. hot az cold
the best for al Kinds o. laundry work,
&c QE. for l0c-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

One-haH The worls 6oezuV know h1w
the other haif hTes. unless it Is ~
not paying their bflla-PueE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

It's almost as tiEcult for q wumaa
to keep a secret ss il Is fer hsg 70 s@s
The point o. a kEA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
OPERATION AVOIDED
EXPERIENCED or Mss MERkLEY

she Waa Told That an Operation Wa
taevItable How SIC EeeapSd Is
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

II yea wish beautifaL eiasr. whfte
sllsaes ue He'd Cros Bl Eiae Lnge :
g. package 3 uents
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Charity may cover a muluinde q
sins. bus a lot more W1I spring up
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

MrA MtnSiemss SaoahfrE Srrum
fqr ckH4rca tre4aarr. H1141a GAs Wlna. re1--es -
AGA NzaAaA Iraaa1a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

wssa two girl trisaas have q failing
ont. ash his rame
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

~ ca1s cel08y 1aFlAV0rn 4 a.
tssi Ions
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12

Give Defiance Starch a fair trial.
uy e. Tor bosh hot and c3ld st4rcalzE
and Il Jon doat think yoz % ba,tsr
work In less time ana al smaller cost,
return s. ard your gr0esr WI g1Ts
you hack yUur money.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-12
- q - -.

Utte Tommy va VsT g1let ear
ing trH ErE- uz-rEsE . ETeTTDuR lIr-
got Re was there As TIE desert vas
being served. h9Wsrer. ia host I'D
q fznuy EI1rg-
whea - had azishs1. and fas
laughter had GeE away. lis llttls B1z
eEclaime5. deilgktedly- Noe. WE&
tsu tie other oze-Erzga
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
RIOT BREAKS UP DOUMA
Group of Toll Kisses Ministry and
Forces adjournment.

st Petersburg. June 21.-Owing TO the re-
peated demonstrations of the Group of Toll and
the more radical of the Constitutional Democrats
during the ministerial explanations IN the lower
house of Parliament this afternoon the President
OF the House was compelled TO close the session
for hour
Kisses and catcalls followed the ending OF the
minister's speech. and the interruption broke
out INTO a tempest of open disorder as NJ. Stoly-
pin left the -ostrun
PRESIDENT Mouromtsen. after vainly attempt
ing to secure a hearing for the next speaker, was
compelled 70 close the sitting for an hour.
Inc feeling in the house was quieter when
me session was resumed tonight There were
no further demonstrations. and a resolution was
adopted to postpone further discussion of NJ.
Stolypin's speech until tomorrow.
The incident has added a new word to the
Russian language "pogromstchiek" meaning
maker Of pogroms. which radical members
hurled at NJ. Stolypin in unending chorus during
his second speech.
Tomorrow the Group Of Toll intend to force
the issue in the UlianoT case, which the gov
ernment seems 10 be inclined TO drop and will
interpellate the ministry the subject of it's
demand for the expulsion of this Deputy. that
he may be tried for violation of the press law.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
B4RNES TO BE CONFIRMED
Tzco Contested Nominations Dis
cussed by the Senate.

Washington June 1.-Two contested nominations
were before the Senate to-day in executive session.
They were those of Benjamin F. Barnes, assistant
secretary to President Roosevelt, named for post
master Of Washington. and James Wickersharn. 10
be fudge OF the United States Court for the Dis
trtct OF Alaska There understanding that
a vote would be taken the Barnes nomination
to-day but the Wickersham case was first on the
calendar Senator Carter moved 10 displace the
Wickersham case. and this was done by vote
OF % TO II BY this time II so late that II ap-
peared that vote could not be had without a
night session. and by agreement the case went
over until 3 o'clock Saturday The opposition
is being led by Senator T1llman but he announced
that he would not delay a vote He said that ne
desired 10 make a few remarks. and would then
let the case be voted While there is no agree
ment, It is believed that Barnes Will be confirmed
on Saturday. as a poll has demonstrated that Il
large majority of the Senate IS not opposed to his
confirmation. After this agreement reached
the Wickersham case was taken UP again. and an
unavailing effort was made by Senators Foraker
and Bailey get a vote
Senator Lodge to-day reported the nomination OF
Herbert H. D. Peirce 70 be Minister 70 Norway
1t Is said that every Republican member OF the
Foreign Relations Committee signed the poll for
Mr.. Pelrce.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
DOMINICAN AFFAIRS UP.
Discussed by Little Republics Rep
resentatiUes 1citb Secretary Root.

washington June 2l-Fede-ioo Velasquez, tho
Dominican Minister OF Finance and Commerce. ac-
cornpalred by MI Joubert, tbs Dominican Min
tstsr 10 this country and Dr. Hollander. who actS
as financial agent for the United States IN Santo
Domingo were IN conference with Secretary Root
al the State Department for several hours to-day
ana discussed the financial affairs OF Santo Do
raingo thoroughly. Failure Of the Senate 20 ratify
the treaty with Santo Domingo and dissatisfaction
of foreign creditors with the administration or the
finances Of the little republic under the nOdus
--i1endf through which the United States has
slrned a sort Of proreCtorate over Santo Domingo
su5 Is looking after the customs receipts make II
necessary il Is pointed out, that some change be
made in the administration OF the republics
No decision was reached exactly what
the urocedure VIII be- hut Alr. NelasQuez will
COUNTLESS have conferences in New York with Do
y,otTfcsn creditors and effort will be made
EJECT some change which viii be acceptable 70 sll
Interested Under the present arrangement II is
1l1airtatned by some Americans and other foreign
eTs interested IN Santo Domingo that the money
received by customs officers and deposited in New
Work thus rreventing II from getting into cir
clation in the island, 10 n1poverishng the republic
NJ Velasduez viii also confer with sugar manu-
facturers and with men prominent IN other indus
tres which thrive in Santo Domingo IN the hope
OF Improving the understanding between Americans
an6 horn.nfcans and the commercial relations be-
tween the two countr7e6-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
WOMEN BOTHER MIR. AsQUITH.
Five Militant sufragists Arrested for Dis
turbance in Cavendish Square.

London. June 21-Miss Ellington. Miss Ken
ney and three other leaders OF the militant
woman suffragtsts We're arrested in Cavendish
Square this morning for creating a disturbance
outside Of the house Of Mr.. Asquith chancellor
Of the Excsequer. Mr.. Asquith Is the particular
busbear in the present Ministry OF the woman
suffragists.
The women arrested were arraigned in a police
court later. Miss Ellington was fined $50
whereupon she expressed the intention OF be-
coming a martyr and OF going 70 Jail
The Countess Of Carlisle herself an ardent
suhragist. referred TO the affair at to- days
meeting Of the Women's Liberal Federation
She said she was shocked when passing Caven-
dish Square 70 see "SO-Called woman suffragists
hghting police and making an impertinent mock
cry Of wOuanhOOd."
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FIGHT OYER N4VAL BILL
Both House and Senate. Send 1t
Back to Conference.

washington, June A.-Mr. Foss. OF Illinois. chair
man OF the Naval Affairs Committee of the House
to-day called up the partial conference report on
the Naval Appropriation bill. He stated that only
five items still IN conference-thosA relatgny
10 Civil War veterans transferring the naval sta
ton at Port Royal. S. c, 70 the Bureau OF Navi-
cation. construction OF craving dock Of concrete
and granite at the Pensacola navy yard giving the
coInmandant of the marine corps the rank OF
major general and provisions in relation the big
batteship.
Mr. FOss. after the report Of the House conferree
had been read. moved the previous question when
a storm Of noes was heard. Mr. Hull of Iowa.
insisted there were too many items IN the bill to
be railroaded through without full and free dis
cussion. Mr.. Toss withdrew hts motion when Mr..
Hull criticised two items IN the bill against his
idea Of equalization OF the army and navy.
Mr.. Payne thought the whole conference report
ought 10 be disagreed 10 and sent back 10 con-
ference.
AIr. Foss thundAred out that the faults found with
the conference report were captious.
The House, So TO SO, refused 10 adopt the confer
ence report.
Mr.. Hull moved TO recede and concur in the Sen
ate amendment. with substitute relating 10 the
retirement Of naval officers VINO served in the Civil
War He offered the following amendment. which
was adopted:
OF captain who served with credit as an oficer or
during m s5S ths c9 NAV War pr prior to Apr 8 1853 6TheT
wise Than a cadet, and whose name is borne on
tofore been may be retired on account OF wounds
disability incident 10 the service. account Of
age after forty years service may in the discre-
ton Of the President by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate be placed on the retired list
Of the navy, with the rank and retired pay OF one
grade above that actually held by him at the time
of retirement Provided that this act shall apply
10 any officer who received an advance Of grade
since the date Of his retirement who has been
stored 10 the navy and placed the retired list
by virtue Of the provisions Of special act Of Con-
gTess
Nj Foss and Mr.. Perkins wanted 20 know what
the Senate would do
This House Is a coordinate branch Of the Con-
rress" said AIr Hull. it comes with bad grace
for members 10 ask what the Senate would DO in
this that matter. II Is business to egtslate
and then. If cannot have our way. can
confer. Never IN all the years that have been
d member Of this House have heard such ques-
ton asked by member Of this body"
This statement with The applause OF the
House.
The House instructed the cOnferrees not 10 yield
10 the Senate amendments relating 10 Port Royal
station hiring OF quarters for naval officers
and sent the bill back to conference the Speaker
rea ppointing Air. FOss. Mr.. Loudenslager and Mr.
Never cOufeTreeS
When the bill was received in the Senate ii was
again sent TO conference on the items OF diner
ence stfll existing Messrs. Hale Perkins and TIL
man being the conferTees.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

Pres5sre, e Se1Pnolture must be controlled by the
he -hS II nis discretion. did not believe II woud
presen1 ae was certain il would not be by the
sec,,ya y IAeSu.lNe: s he said the President could
.a.Se no Mot a single red csntf' henca
:.V-ss,s was no emolument mo compensation
nnaa me use, then he asked ..of sTarSir, q,
nourS here talking about the Constit,iio-iS TlIs
I,,ii Ps,iiAe want 10 see the President and they are
Wiling 10 pay for the privilege " ~ my a1o
~. MO- JUMPER met the point by SAYING that .o
7Ss - 70 gam, and that gain is an ernolument
re appropriation would save money IN tbs Trsst
~ VI ana would thus prove an emolument
ne amendment was still under considara tgo,
"hen the Senate went into executive session
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP IN LONDON.

London. June 21-The Public Ownership
Commission Of the National Civic Federation of
the United States began It's Investigations in
the metropolis to-day. visiting the street rail-
road and electric stations under the guidance "
members of the London County Council The
tour included visit 10 the Milibank estate on
which the London City Council recently erected
q huge block of model tsnements FOR laborars-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
REPORT ON CONSULAR REFORMS.

washington, June 2~-The board NAMED by Sec
retary Root 20 make report on consular reform
a, .ocordance with the law recently passed by
Co,g-e,s has completed its report Regulations
sor ne inspsction service provided for in the new
So ,rtich creates I've inspsctorslnps were the
chief task OF the board es there has been n2thing
orssnizstion win depend largely on the thorough
~, nesA ,,,as suegested by Secretary Root Examina-
,sr.. prornotlous and appointments arc also dis
nssso al length IN the report ao recoEne noAtions
49, sfr1cf exaIIl.n2co-s ere EnHoe-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
SAY HE WEARS NON-UNION TIE.
President of the International Boot and
Shoe Union in Trouble.
- Telegrnph . The Tribune.

Milwaukee. June 21.-The International Boot
and Shoe Union is in a Juror over the ques-
tion of whether or not its president is wear
ing e non-union made necktie. The badges worn
~ the delegates are also not made by the union
while the envelopes which inclOsed the badges
were distinctly non-union being made in shop
which locked out its striking union help.
The fight is due however chiefly 10 the op-
position Of the Massachusetts radicals 10 the rule
Of President Tobin. who declared that the East
ern men who violated a contract should be
punished and or this declaration is endangered
IN the campaign for reelection
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
LONDON BROKER A SUICIDE.

London. June 21-Dsmetrius schilizzi a vet
eran member Of the Stock Exchange. shot him
self through the heart In the iavatOry OF the
exchange this afternoon. SChZZi job
ber in the American market, but il Is said that
he had no financial troubles. His suicide is at
tribuIed TO domestic worries. His commit
ted suicide a year ago and SohiliaEi never re-
covered crurn the shock
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
A LABOR CAMPAIGN.
Federation to Issue a Political
Manifesto.

Washington June A.-At to-days session OF the
executive council Of the American Federation OF
Labor a committee was appointed TO draft state
rnent to organized labor and friends relative TO
the political campaign for the defeat Of labor's
opponents the election Of friends and particularly
the election Of representative workmen TO Congress-
The committee later reported in part. but asked
further time which agreed TO- It was decided
that the members Of the executive council living IN
washington should be constituted a labor repre-
sentative committee, with power TO engage such
assistance in carrying the campaign as the
members deem necessary. It decided 20 issue
charter 10 the International Association Of Steam
Filters and Steam Filters Helpers
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
GERMANS WANT NO TARIFF WAR.

Berlin. June Plat a meeting of the Central
Association OF German Manufacturers. enbrac-
ing most Of the great manufacturers OF the
country. at Nuremburg. the general secretary.
Herr Bueck. referring 10 the trade arrange
ment with the United States. said the associa-
tion supported the temporary extension Of the
treaty duties to the United States because Ger
man industry at this moment was not suffi-
GENTLY prepared for tariff war with the United
States
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FREIGHT AGENTS ELECT OFFICERS.

Montreal June 21.-The American Freight
Agents Association adjourned to-day 10 meet
at New Orleans next year. The following Off
GERS were elected:
President-W. W. Alexander Of the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad. Cincinnati.
Vice -president-W. 7. Martin, OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway. Montreal
Treasurer-E- c. Fish, Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railway. Cincinnati
Secretary-C W Dennison, of the Pennsyl-
vania & Hooking Valley Railroad, Toledo