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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
vglOois 2prOas" / G6icasO.
It 9olbs 9pb8falb I ee t
Oggn.

ut iige, at iibIte 2erbag 0ur en-
rigtig 3pge 8pabes Dag @bidage,
oilbe bere en- ultfor fbag gez
iegnelIe for, 6lbab Der banbte; t9i bet
par life ofene l1lbtfer, bet bar al
ifHefige 5orbrpOelier. 9et par rigti9
en 5rog6Hz0u9. Der berettes ON
2 M1orb, 2 Operfalb, Der ionbipnri8z
Dis pil babe Oeben til 5plge, 7 Seloz
morb, 5 omfonne beo GtsploI5on, 8
bebe paa anben oodoIpm Muabe.
Samtne Dag bgmtes en- W1oroer til
at 6ftoe 6pngt
Der fort9les life omitenbelig ON
0isIe 5or6rpbelIer og 69nbelier.
Sun cen df ban gsr en- l1nbtdgelfe.
gn Ulano heb g1dpn Jrant s. gonz
Itantine, fam lejebe 89relie 6os en-
5amilie @entrp, mbrbe0e fin @9rts
inbe, ibet bun oifoe ForIube 6ufet %
qdu paa gefgg til i'm Wdooer. Mfeb
en- 8arbertntp tilfpjsoe ban benbe ct
Iad bbbt SQar | 6dGen, at 6un bgDs
omtrent 5 N}fnlaer eFter. 9et int
febes BAN at un67n, men pOlitiet
oentsr at Faa fat / bam meb bet
fbrIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Snba uenlis iinOet mOO II. 9.

Dian bar ber be forenete Stater
irpgtet FOR Gngfanos Snbfpoefie i
au6u paa bort Qano8 gefoItnin9
U}en bet foriitres MI fra tifbnelabens
be paalsoelig ailre, at ben tl6dnits
Regering og Senatet oil 'faoe ben
anglo fitbonite 3raftat bs Oeb Het
life at rage ben pp til 8e6anDfing.
9eb en- Deception, Tom Onsbdgs
qaoes nogle UmeritanTte SournaliiteJ
ubtdlte pr9iiosnt poamu, at Iau lem
9e ban bar prpIibent, pifbe Der life
blibe Oebtaget nogen 5ruftdt, iom be
6Orenebe 5fater Frpgtebe oilbe bIire
en- 2togungstile for England til 8uba.
qaa ct oirefte Spprgsmoal / BEN
Rttning foarebe praIibent qaIma:
De fan forIitre 15o1tet / be Tore=
nebe ISlHater, at ben tu6anIte Regering
IGtter qris poa aft bet, Iom be Sore
uebe Statsrs 9Regering bar gIort for
ror Sas, og at, meoens je9 er prez
f6ent, 0il Der intet 6IiOe GIort, fom
I nogen U}au6e bill gaa @ejen fox
bet 0}nal, iom jeg bar / Sligte, 6Diltft
er at Frenme oenIfu6elig 9anbeIsFor>
binbelie meaem 9ltba og be 5orenebe
Stater i itsrIt mulig llbitratnirg.
Ulere enb BETTE brrber jeg mig life pm
at u6rale ON benY @enIrdrb for
CFentligqsreIie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
gPp 0iegering / eSupun.

Sra 3ofio meloes: sSapun bar / al
SifiD6eb baft en NEiniftertri7e, ioet
@reo aafiurus N1iniiterium bar toz
get 2QfTfeo. 0en nne Gegering meo
Marquis SoI5onji Tom Premiermini=
tier er bannet paa @runbGag At en-
SanlmenTGtfnfng meGfam bet fonierz
oattoe og bet Moderate garti, mebens
be 9i6erale unoer @reo Sfuma er
lat BELT ltbenfor % berFor bill betGrnz
pe bet nbe MfriIterium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Sppugrof= Strifes.

s g1en W2u0 bar Sarper &c 8ro's
gioet efter for 8ppo9rdfunaonen5 6or=
oringer p9 er gdaet iinb 6adloe pat
Nofte 3imersbdgen og ,,cIoido IFop".
6uief empDo1erer rmtring 100 Mluno.
ERo6ert T.rwn1monb. en- 2(r6eio89irer,
Tom 6aebe lobet at 'mobfda ltnionen,
aao ogTuu eFter.
s QEai6in9bcn, ,. s. FordarIageee
printer8 Strive, at 125 nsoIagbe 9(r=
bej6et / en- ,,uninn flop. S De feits
Si1Fafbe f9foes beres glabier meb
ffte ltnFonsmrnb. 8et ertlares, at
l8umpen fer nil 6fioe Fprt til Gnbs
Ito finii6).
s Ct. 9oui8 Oor Der / Iioite llge
fire 6unbreoe 5npn9rofer pdo Strite.
plrbetbsgioerne ufllOg al 5or6anOe
fling ran pfte 5imers Sngen.
FRA Cos 9(noeles melbes, at Der er
moSTigenbe geretninaer ON Snpograf=
lItriten Ger. 9trbeibssiberne figer, at
flor oeres @eDfrnmen0s er Strften
til @nbe. llntonens @intbebsmGnb
berfinob puditnnr, at fun fire uf be
Dlpnb, Tpn blNO fd1bt ub pGo Strife,
6ar dfleperet here's ltntonstort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Sulfanif ltObrno % si5Oroif9ip.

siceGonfnl gDarfdct / Nldnaqus
iciegraferer iii llo,nrigsbepdrtcmtn1
TIT gga7singtou, at ct forfGro>li9i
9oFofelp bar bjenfsgt Nicdraguai
rel tr melOf til aonIuIen, at 8Dsn
siaTapa er pbefagi beo Ell ll6brlib ui
galfunen Can Diego. WlaTubu fig.
CT fsmten Dill fBb for Nlunuqud
% Ear $1,000 Snbbbseere, Oafentfig
al rbianf 2fFTtdmdins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
GOrOifelp / SStalien

3ra Rpm 6eretes / 2frbd9s: 3
@euo3a, en- gD poo 5000 Snbbp9-
o,re ( ppuoirTen poten5a, adbnens
9otCtn Iig pfuSIelia Sorsbags, OPP
hugte ii 6uIe og rntsbe mango andre,
rau be truer msb al faGoe Tammen.
1hange Wlenneffer blep be9rdoet unntr
@Gnens. 5torten Gig er bibhI truf'
ht frem. st Sneenisrforps drbels
her ufortrebent meb at rbbbe Ruiners
Ne Bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Joroifolp / oltre 1lebr.
Ser mprfes Stpb Gin
toIn SDrucuie. 0ebrai a
6ftp Dg flere andre
Steber.
Sgfua / gftre 8onfas %
teftrt Wisfouri feler m q n
Sfgbet.

5rd Qintpln, Rebr.. melbes !
Genoogs TIL ,,Wergo 0eraDo":: st
elt6O of Syorb f9Go feGoss / often
omtring ST. 6.25 pGd 12. o8 g..
Streets. Sper 20 Menneifer ertl9rer,
at be mGrteoe en- SJitren % forittrey,
at 8pgningerne bapebe. S Seitrene
gGairs l6us fslte 10 PepiOner tpbe
Ii9 RDitelTen.
grof. 9. u. 2doelanb df 9eirz
bureduet, Iom Dor en- dnben Del al
9een, mGrltbe life til Stsbet; men
be P,rTonsr, fom flyer, at be mart6oe
6tabet, Dor ale bet idnme Ruto.
lag i gbens Itboeftre Del. gogbDis
ber, @orbe og Stole Oatleoe o9 rbIte-
bt. Stopper og 5aferfner ru8leoe, og
@aier farbt 0oer 6nbe.
Gn SneItorm begpnbte fiot ienets
femme often, og 3ermGmetret Nnt
btpbtltgt.
Jra aunfos Gttp. Ulo. b.
rsttes. st Tbagt Stso fsles fer i
gDeu omtrin9 &l. 617. Der fete
ingeu Sledhe, men geoaqcGen. Der
fgutes at gaa Rstniuq fra y}orO iii
Ggb, poreos cimtfing . Setunoer,
ca par hart moi ail at roite obanoe
lisrs" og Faa. dOif6es" til at tlirre.
6f5bti feltes tpoeligft ReiiOensoiz
itttftet grens norbsitre, eitre o9
ipiolige Del. 8og er StsOet ogidd
fat / 5orretning sbRn.
) 1ebroffo Gttp aqamerss
bes Golf osb ct tpbtrigt Steb al
NororqHsGe eFtsr af. 6 often Stss
tet IIpntes al bare IN Is Sefun6er.
9r fett inatn Sfabe, men 9iaecer
paa gaggene TpingsOe frem Og til6a9t.
I SDrotuie mpttebes en- tn
etfs gnoen aF ,SprOen tort eftr 81.
6. ,,8ff6es" tlirrsb,. os auutper bar
lise oeb at falbe ON.
Ara : opefu, Hds. berettes liges
rbes om, at st Stab .r fslt gentle tps
6eIigt al. 6.15 bdabe Der og ulminoes
tiat gennsm sItre aanius. pad entels
II Steoer m9rtebes ct dnbst og let
tere Stgb. Gfsbet Ipues at babe pa.
r:t aloorlfgIf M a nbatttn. Foor
Eolf I 5orItraftelft for ub al beres
5,fe. Der meTbes bog life om mo-
sen Sfube.
piqnenbe 8eretninger IGies ira
shs6orn, gls6r.; Qlbil,ne, Mdrpsoille
% Gmporid, 9as., og fra Soplin oa
9H. Slpiep6, glo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Snn Domingo HeuOlntiOnen cnOt

8en ooaintaanite 8ongres beiluttes
ne 5reoags at Iette ben flpateOc
4raibent 6ur5o8 ). MOrales unber
1iftafe. Rpoluttonen er tnuit. o
Gofoater. Penn fGmpebe unber gIoa
rales, Oenber eFttr ct totalt g}eoerldl
rsb 9uerto Ppatd enteltOis til6d9e til
Deres 6iem. 8et er MI roli9t operalt
pou Zen.
9et bleo iaaleces U}oralss, Der
flbts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
StiIlin9en / 2uslono.
Der tales after om
Nittes q aeIiignotion.
RuSfonb pengefnibe.

8ldbet ,,IrDae 8remja" bar D.
iibIte Gage inbebolbt en- H9tte '2lrs
tifler til gremier Bittes 5orIbar,
h5ilte FAR batt itor OpIigt. 0en oi9s
iigIte Oplpsning De inOeboloer, er, at
3Ftte gil tr96fe fig til6age fra Re9e=
ringea, iGd mart Notionalforfum
gen er fammentalbt.
SITTER at pr9misren Fejlebe / tit
5orieg poa at fad en- 9lllfance /
Sfano me[lrm be tomerpottpe og be
moderate, fpriitrer 8labet, bar fan
9olot fla ldoenTor aGGe BARTER, ItiQet
fig paa U}anifeItets geItemmelIers
@runo og inOItrentet i'm 2ltttoiki
til SlardmentdtbeQIen al ben rationale
5orTdmling. Nuur ben bGper Tums
nengafbt, og Witte fan obergipe D}ag
tens 3Biler Til 5o1tets g}epraIentan=
ter, AMER ban i'm OpgdOe fer Ieit.
2tngaden6e 6bdo Reoofuttonen bar
tofet Ruslanb, 9iper ProFe8Ior Mes
ouelin. en- fremro9enbe ru8IiIf Statiz
ftiter fslgen6e:
5Brit - fi0ab her er af6ranbt /
gDer. 9anbfdoer, @uone og 5abrit
Ter, glDnbringer / Staber, 2an6ss
bher o9 Tab of &ri9Smateriel =.
s185,00OO00.
Q(nbet - inbirefte 5ab, ino6eFat.
tenoe De 3a6, Tcm Statsiern6anerne
far libt, 3a6 2snninger pda
@unb aF Strites, 15lu9t fra 6ooe6z
itoben iii frenine6e Qhnbe % Salit
ter - $370,0OO,000.
5rebie = g2tbgang / SltutsobliQas
ttoner og andre 8nrbfer - $500
100000.
0et bliber ct Iamlet Sab al ST.
o45,O00,0O0.
s ct Snteroiep / Paris 7a9be Ui.
aotpoIbff, tibligere 5inansminEiter /
Ruslanb, Iom sr Der for at tflpee=
tringe ct mt .Statslaan:
gubgetet For 1906, Tom nu 7tdl
Forelng9es Rigsts Raab, unfutter
efTtraorbfnere 9eoiGinger iii ct 81.
lpb df $246,50O,000, af 6piCten Gum
tun $5,0O0,00O buftes dF bet, Der al
Sfatteinot ot1gterne (reoenus) bliOer
filObers fra bet orbinGre Budget. 9tr
tr Taalebes $241 100000. Iom Der
mau geres llboei FOR.
0e ire .pigtigIte etstrd llbgiftspo-
iier er 5roppernes 3il6dqebtForbring
fra 2Iiien, beres llnberbotbning, Iaa
lenge br er Der, og @pbtgsrelien til
Sapan for llnberHolbnin9en at Ru8s
lambs Sanger.
Oct Tnnss imibfertib, fOm llrolia-
hesrne logger fig, islp | 8IterIspros
eincerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Glle 23 Wiano Dmfunl

Qigene aF be % @rubsorbeirere.
lam bleo leoenbe begr1tbet / GoulOdle
G}rubn beb GfspfoTionsn I 9orse
bag, bfsp / 5rebags bragt frem.
9gire of OFrene er bpfbs Menb, be
eprioe er Negre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
@OOe Oanite gp9cr

9tpernes @en. 2tf q. 3, Qon
9anif peb gaitor q. g. MabItn.
236 Siber Omlug 60c. SnO.
90c.
qnbers Stubbetiar. gogls Oplepel.'
fer, meb to giueber al 5orfatteren.
og Ulinbeorb, of propii 9. 6.
9lume, font fra gln9ers Stub
firrs 0ebsIeje, uf qaitOr Nr.l
Billion, unbet Oplug, 176 Siher,
Yris / OmiIug 60c.
Beet: Watn Observation-Disclosures
beIIe. Snbb. / fnt ginb $1.Oo.
De beIiges epige SbiIe. glf Ti4arb
Barter. OberIut af 6. pIuc, s
Omilag $1.oO, fartt os Fnt inbb.
$500.
De fpunite 8rpbre. 532 Siber.
@urmt unbefaIet uf prODit 9Iut'
me. Gn GortaIIing fra bet 16.
Norbunbrebe, oberfut fra Gneelit.
s SmiIdg 90c., inbb. $1.00.
Den triiteIige @tubenterbepesslft af
9nub 6siberg comb. tbeo. % Gi>
Der Omlag 10c.
9erube fra 2anbsbben. 6ortrlling
df GmiG for be unge. 157 Siber.
s Omilug doc, gobt inob. roc.
Det fgrIte gIub / 9ibeIcn. 9tf 5r.
Better, oDerfat af 80. 8olH. 80
Siber. s Omids 40c.
Din 9robers Blob. &f Wl. BON 8.
gua 9unf bsb 9ait. q. 9. Mub.
fen. TIA Siber. s Omilus 20c.,
inb6. 4Oc.
@n ariftens Snbta9her os llbeift.r.
s CmiIug 15c.
@n IiQe GtattiTfs. gf gailb. Beet.
6amlet fra ben Ytors GtattiTte por
8itel. @pbt inbb., pris $2.70.
gn Murtebsbog eGrer Sens os Mus
ren. S iphIf Ytunbort. 81 Sis
Der. S Cmilug 1oc.
Gn QiI9rims 9nnorius. glf gunsua.
Operiat al q. 96. Strne. Clint
inbb. Zoe.
Grinbrinaer fra min 8urnoom. ltnss
bom oe MunbomstiO, af peber
2arien. mcb 5crorb of pofrr
8uOOe 2unb oe 8iaebe of Torfat>
teren. "a Siber, Omilug 40c.
ST Ibtttliat 2io. 9lf 9. 8. 218 Sis
Der, pent tnbbunben meb flint Sis
tefblub. 9enne Bog fnbes | nas
ften ale troenbe 9iem | Dunmurf.
Softer fun 45c.
Sire 6ortaIlinaer. qf 5uns. 48
Giher 8 Smild9 10c.
Sort9llinger og Smdutrat. af =.
&. W2opbn. 800 Siber / Omifoq.
$1.00. @obt inbb. $3.50.
0anifb 2utb. gubl. 9oufe.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

QObonner pna ,,DunFIferen". $1.50
adrlig. prebsnumre fenbes frft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
,Du1tHkerPirf', 8,

bet enelte banlfe glab 9(merifa,
Der uogaor to @nnae om llgcn,
no9iOes of u9nniib 9utb. 4ubl.
6Onle", Blair, 9tebr.
@rpOe=g gtumre ienoes frit paa
S5Orlan9enoe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
BIC BATTLEsH|Ps
co To SEA FOR
MANQEUvRES

Rockport. Mass, Aug. H.-The two di-
visions OF the North Atlantic fleet OF war
ships and the 1otilla OF torpedo boats
left their anchorage in this harbor. to-
day and went out TO sea. 1t Is generally
believed that the ships will engage In a
sham battle.
The torpedo boats were the first to get
under way aud. they were followed half
an hour later by the first division of the
squadron. commanded by Rear Admiral
Evans. The two fleets steamed-worthward
In the direction of Portland and when
they were well off shore Rear Admiral
Davis. commanding the second division OF
battleships. steamed out OF the harbor
for the open sea.
Since the warships have been in port
here the officers of the feet have been
engaged in studying a system OF signals
entirely independent of wireless appara-
tus and flags and a practical demonstra-
ton of these signals will be made today
Admiral Evans and the officers OF his
fleet will be the guests tonight OF the cit
liens OF Rockport and over 1000 persons
have been Invited TO meet the naval men
in the town hall
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
MANY READY TO
BID FOR CHINESE
LABOR CONTRACT

Washington. Aug. H.-Scores of appli-
GATOR - for information concerning the
proposed contract for $500 Chinese labor
ers have already reached the Isthmian
Canal commission and indications are
that hundreds OF persons are planning to
make bids for the contract In the hope
OF realizing a small fortune from 1t, as
several bidders did on the recent issue
of Panama canal beads.
But prospective bidders without extern
sive financial backing will be much dis
appointed when the specifications for fur
nishing the Chinese are made public. II
will be required by the commission that
large certified check shall accompany
each bid The amount of this check will
probably not be less than $4,000 and bids
not accompanied by such a guarantee Of
good faith will not be considered
Advertisements for proposals to supply
the Chinese laborers must be published
for 30 days and consequently no propos-
ais will be opened before Sept. is at the
earliest. Several months will be required
TO get the Chinese TO this country after
the contract has been awarded. Conse-
quently the commissioners 90 not expeS.
10 have the Chinese labor on the isthmus
before Jan. 1. 1907.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
JAPAN's COTTON
TRADE WILL COME
To AMERICA

San Francisco, Aug. 14.-Yoshuohi
Sakari has just arrived from Japan.
in the interests of the cotton merchants
OF Japan. Speaking OF the trade of the
United States with Japan. he says that
in the next ten years Japan will get
over three-fourths of her cotton from
the United States. He adds:
Last year Japan used over 100000
bales OF cotton and only one fourth OF
that was from the United states. The
rest came from India and Asia, This
cotton is very inferior TO that which
comes TO japan from the southern
states, and all the fine work is made
with cotton from the United states.
The other is found To be much
coarser and rots easier. The Japanese
realize the superiority Of the Ameri
can article and all first-class weavers
are coming 10 use It, The export OF
cotton from the United States to Japan
is bound TO increase enormously in the
next few years"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
Very respectfully yours.
wv. III. LUTHER.

uOg Ofncer. very Respectfully yours,
"W. III. LUTHER.
Chairman"
The facts are. as The News Democrat
stated yesterday. that the dog officer has
been carrying out the idea expressed by
the mayor ever since Mr.. Dean has been
dog officer.
In fact. he has done even better; and
the mayor is believed TO have known
fully at the time his note to Chairman
Luther was written that the dog officer
was keeping stray dogs a day. and even
longer. before killing them
When apprised last week OF the dog
officers policy the mayor expressed him
self as we'll pleased.
The objection TO making public an
nouncement Of the fact that he holds
stray dogs for possible claimants. and
particularly licensed dogs. lies in the en-
couragement TO laxity that knowledge OF
the fact gives.
Chairman Luther and Dog officer Dean
both believed that the dog owners would
he inclined TO be more careless about let
ting unmuZzled dogs roam the streets II
they believed such animals wero killed
forthwith. and that II would materially
embarrass the police and the dog officer
Continued on page Ten.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
CH|CAGO'S FRE|GHT
TRAFFIC GOES ON
UNDER GROUND

Chicago, Aug 1.-THE freight bores
of the Illinois Tunnel company will
carry merchandise OF all kinds in car
load lots for the first time tomorrow.
Announcement to this fleet was made
by officials of the company yesterday.
This movement wiN mark the prac-
tical completion OF the Illinois Tunnel
company's system of underground
freight railroads. the construction of
which was begun five years ago and
which has cost its owners about $780,
900. 600,
The company has as miles OF tunnel
equipped with rails and overhead troll
ley in the district bounded by Chic
ago avenue, the lake. Halsead street
and Sixteenth street Fifty powerful
electric locomotives and several hund-
red cars are now ready for use and the
company recently placed on order for
500 additional cars and thirty-hve new
locomotives.
The company has finished connec-
tions with thirty buildings in the down
town district. Connections have al
ready been made between the freight
and warehouses OF nine OF the prin-
cipal railroads. Others are under way.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
PLAN A WAR OF
DETERMINATION
ON PULAJANES

Manila, Aug. Ex-Governor General
1de returned to Manila today. after a
conference at Tacloban. Island Of
Leyte. Aug. ~, with Maj. Gen. Wood
Brig. Gen. Lee. Governor Devayra. is
presidentes and Col. Taylor OF the con-
stabulary.
The presidentes promised to support
the American authorities and to furnish
information leading to the extermina-
ton OF the Pulajanes.
There are various causes for the
present conditions of Pula1anism in the
Island OF Leyte dating back 70 Span
ish times. The disarming OF the muni-
cipal police by Governor De vreyra,
his political opponents claim. caused
the recent disturbances. IL is added
that had the late First Lieut.. John f..
James OF the Eighth infantry, possessed
correct information he would not have
gone out with small force Aug. s.
The fight occurred In the darkness
and the troops were victims OF a bolo
rush OF superior number during which
their rifles were OF no use. The bodies
OF Lieut. James, Contract Surgeon CAL
vim -. Snyder. Private william J. Gil
lick and Mathles Zeck have been buried
at Taclaban.
Governor General Ide has decided 20
appoint a commission consisting OF Gov.
De Vreyra, Brigadier General Lee. Col.
Taylor and three presdentes. TO w the
disaffected districts and hold meetings OF
the town councils TO impress the people
with the necessity OF cooperation and
support I'm exterm'nating the Pulajanes.
The outlaw band numbers about 100 and
IL being greatly increased by the LEADERS
forcing peaceful farmers 10 participate In
raids. threatening them with death II they
refused These recruits are armed with
bolos The real Pulajanes do not trust
them with guns.
A special term OF the court has been
ordered at Tacloban to try the prisoners.
II Is understood that the leaders will get
the extreme penalty Of the law. but mis-
guided natives will be dealt with lenlent-
L.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
R0F. PENFlELD OF YALE
DIES At HIS SUMMER HOME

New Haven, Conn. Aug 1.-THE death
, Prof. Samuel Lewis Penfeld. head of
e department of mineralogy in Sheffield
fieutihc school at Yale, rs announced
tof. Penfield died at his seHffs4ef-home
South Woodstock. Conn. He had been
1 for two years with kidney trouble.
He was one OF the most distinguished
tneralogists In the country. and was
ember OF the National Academy of
Hence, and of a number OF scientific
dies abroad. He was a native OF Cats
d. n. Y, and a graduate OF Yale i'm
Ne Scientific school class OF 1877. After
diversity study In Germany, he became
hmember of the faculty OF the Scientific
hool and was made a full professor In
|l3 He received a degree OF LII. ID.
|bm the University OF Wisconsin. The
|;ident laboratory at Kirkland hall I'm
Me was built under his direction, and
n assisted Profs Brush and Dana In de-
Hoping the courses In geology and min
|blogy at Yale, which have attracted
Hich attention i'm scientific circles. Prof.
||nfeld is survived by widow.
|the body was brought here today. and
|fvices were held at his late home on
twards street. The interment will be
Her at Catskill. n. Y.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
At THE
ROTCH MILL IS
NOW EXTENDING

New Bedford. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE
strikes OF the card room help Of Rotch
mill No. 2, commenced yesterday. has
reached troublesome proportions. This
morning the help In mill No. struck out
OF sympathy, and unless they soon re-
turn to their work the corporation will be
greatly hampered in the filling Of orders,
as no spinning can be done with the card.
ing departments Idle.
The strikers claim that there IL no trou-
bic about wages. II is all over the en-
ployment OF additional bosses. The strik-
ers say that one boss is enough and re-
fuse to work with the newcomers, who
began their work yesterday.
General superintendent 0lennon met q
delegation OF the strikers this forenoon
and assured them OF fair play. but the
spirit for a strike Is In the air and set
tlement is not in sight at this time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
WAR DEPARTMENT CALLS ON
ATTY GENERAL FOR OPINION

Washington. Aug. 14.-An opinion of the
attorney general has been asked by the
war ds partment as TO the application of
section V OF the sundry civil bill I'm the
purchase and handling OF supplies known
as "sales stores" for the Commissary de-
partment OF the army
This section requires a detailed report
90 be made within ~ days after the end
OF the fiscal year of all moneys received
from any source whatever arising from
the sale OF public property. The commits
saTy department transacts business
amounting To nearly s3000.OO0 year at
the cOmmissary stores throughout the
country. The money 90 carry on this
business Is borrowed from the regular
annual appropriation. and Is returned 90
rnat fund from time 20 time.
II would require an elaborate set Of
books and a great many clerks 20 keep
an account OF this business I'm such shape
that detailed statement could he made
OF every transaction. The sale Of tooth
brush would require the same detail as
transaction Involving hundreds of
thousand Of dollars. The department
has called the attention OF the depart
men, OF Justice TO certain provisions OF
Law relating TO commissary supplies
IL is believed would exempt that
T. rtment from the section which woul.
u @ 80 much trouble.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
FISHERMEN ACCUSED
OF SMUGGLING LIQUOR

Halifax. y. s.. Aug, 14.-Prominent
shipping men in Digby county and
elsewhere In Nova Scotia are said to be
implicated in extensive smuggling opera
tons. Customs officers acting under in
structions Issued by Fred L. Jones. Gus
toms Inspector In charge OF the district.
have made important seizures OF liquor
at Kentville. Chester and Parrsboro. pur-
chased from persons who II is alleged
sn1uggled II at St Mary's bay.
The officers expect TO make other
seizures at various places II is supposed
that the contraband came from the
French island Of Miquelon and was land
ed at points along st Mary's bay during
the night time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14
MATE HARVEY
INJURED WHEN
HAWSER PARTED

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Aug i4.-Mate
Harvey Of the barge Plymouth from New
York for Windsor. ~ s., with the barge
Ontario I'm tow OF the tug Powerful was
landed at the Marine Hospital today suf-
fering from severe cuts and bruises as a
result OF an accident sustained last night
while engaged in floating the tug when
she grounded on Hodge Fence Shoals in
Vineyard Sound.
The tug was proceeding slowly i'm the
dark when she brought up on the shoals.
The barges did not strike and Mate Har-
vey went on board the tug TO assist i'm
floating her. The tug backed of under
her own power but as she slid into deep
water her towing hawser parted one end
striking Harvey and knocking him TO the
deck unconscious. The tug then put back
20 this port where the injured man was
landed. after which the Powerful with
her tow proceeded TO her destination.