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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

10. D. 0tooomts- Ser3og BON Almooooor.
leetem Gtuoium 1860 in Sen Gtddtss
bienit. '@r mar auerIt @eianoti9uftsz
fefretGr in China, sSdpan uno paris,
arbeitete SeitpeiIig i'm @uspdrtigen
@mt in Berlin unb purbe 1882 8ptz
f6after in &ontuntinopel. Seit 1892
1T er 8oti6after in Mabri0.
g. &eppil, Der oberfte @ertreter
Sranfrei9s, miro als elmer Der fGbigz
fen Siplpmdten angeIeben, iiber DIE
Die gRepublit CUR 3eit perfist. @r
sei9net fi9 Sur9 2iebensniirbigfeit
aus unb perfte9t Die Sunft, fi9 anses
rebm gu MAIDEN, obne babel ie oas
3tel, bas er fi6 geftedt, aus ben @ugen
gu berlisren. Ils Sebdtter lit er ges
fGbrli9. Gr peiB in Guberft sef6idz
ter uno fdum mertli9er Dirt feinen
Gegner i9GieBli9 oabin Su fiibren,
tpobin er i'm baben min.
Gin b~efpn6eres SrttereFe nimmt Be-
greifli6er Meiie Der 0aupSeleeat Muz
rottos, 5a6 NobdmmeO Sorres, Der
~langjdfrige Superintendent bes marof=
tdnif9en Saltdns in Sanger, in @ns
fpru9. Seine rs Sabre BADEN i'm
etpas eebeugt, aber er 1T nod INNER
berbGltnibmdbig iebr riifig unb feline
Snteligena bat ie~benfuas ni9t unter
ser Qdit Ser Sabre qelitten. Sein
rubieer, aber fluger Bid berrdtb Elm
reines @epihen. Seine erobe 2ieb.
baberei Die, GItronpmie, bat er pobl
BON feinen @orfuhren. Den fpanif3en
Maurer, Die 1892 aus Granada psrz
trteben puroen, geerbt. Sbr 5u 2iebe
lit er einmal in ieinem 2eben bon Dem
@run6iaB ubsepi9ert, ni9ts bon Sc
manosan5unebmen, UNI ni4t Der ges
ite8li9teit ssaieben gu tperoen. Sit
Sirma &rupp f6entte ihm einmal elmer
prG9tigen Gertanten, Ser nod beute
Sorres' gan5er Stola lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
nisoeroebrannt uno hire ssomiIien per.

nteoergebrannt uno ibre TamiIien pers
ni9tet tpiiroen.
Sas betsefiiste giIonib tit ole Wie<
Oereabe elmer Notia, Die in pielen Sbeis
len oes &si9es Der Ulitte angei6lae,n
purOe unO in. osm 8eipobner bes fer
men Sitens, pertdnoliden Musoriiden
Hie 4n,ffleute. pel6e nit ameritaniz
i6en @aaren banoeln, ermobnt. porz
ii9tig gu fem, bu Elm 8obfott bei6lpis
fen lei, DER bonn 18. Sage oes 1e9iten
Monats ab in 8raft trete. @uf Der
Snuftrutton erblidt man cine S6ilb=
frDte, iiber Der ii9 S9rift5use befins
Den, tpel9e ptultbliiti9es Sbier" bebeu@
ten. Die NotiS enoiet nit elmer
Srpbung, tpel9e folsenosrmaben lcus
tet: rSieienigen, pel6e amerifanii9e
Waaren taufen, iouen bas @~orftefenbe
leien. sic tperben anScmehene ges
banolung empfungen."
Ser Gbineie 1T NOD beuts itol3 auf
feline alte &uItur. Den @uropGer poer
Mmeritaner nennt er gantoi Gremoer
SeufeD. Die groBe Mahe bes 9ineiiz
f9en Bottles Oiinft fi9 iosar mod err
baben iiber Die Sapaner, benen Die Gbi=
neien Den Namen Gba>fpi (5eufelsz.
affen) beigelegt baben. y3uert," 70
fdgen Tie gu Den Sapanern, pbabt Sbr
Guere &ultur BON uns beSosen. jest
bon europa"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Gu0mis 9uloa.
9ie s~errsaniiiid,e Gefeuidaft uno Der Gid,=
ter oes ,,SaIismar."

ter oes ,,SaIismati."
Die n@ermaniftif6e @eieni6aft BON
@merifa," unter oeren @uipi5ien tiir57
li9 Der bur6 ben Babel ibel= STREET"
in tDeiteren &reiien betannt geporOene,
nambafte @FDriploee Ser 9erliner lint
nerfitdt, Profehor Trieori4 SeliBi4,
cine &eibe bon @ortrGsen iiber feline
5ori4ungen i'm alten Msiopotamien
in SEEM gorf bielt, bat nun audi 0en
b%eriibmten S3riftfeller 2ubpig 6uloa
gu einem @ortrugsapflus setponnen,
Der fi9 inbeB ni9t auf Rep Yorf be-
f6rdnfen miro, ionbern aud pbilaz
belpbia, pittsburg,. Cincinnati, Obi
cago, Miltpaufee, SnOiunapolis uno
anbere peftli6e uniberitGten in fein
Wirtungsfelo kindergarten ion.
Ser 3tped Ser ppr stpei Sabren gez
~griinoeten @eieai9aft 1T Sund9it Die
1lnterftiisung Der sermaniftti4en Ibz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

tbeilungen Der dmerifanii6en llniDers
fitGten our9 @usfiinune nod pprhanz
bener 2iiden in Der ipitematiiden
Pflese bes sermuniittf9en GtuOtums.
Damn aber in peiterem Slime Die 8erz
anitdltung bon @prleiungen fibreneer
oeuti9er @elebrter unb S9riftftener,
tpel6e Die &enntnib Ser beuti9en gibiz
l%iIation bieraulanbe gu fOroern geeigz
net finb = alIo cine polpertbige Nez
benform bes befanni.n, bur9 &aiier
Wilbelm in~augurirten rprofehorenz
austauf6es."
2ubtpi9 Slllba tit elm erserer 2anbs>
mann 8oetbes. Gr puroe am Is.
Suli 1862 in Sranffurt q. M. geboren.
Sort befu9te er Die &eali9ule unb oas
9Dmnaii um imp betrieb Damn auf Den
9o9f9ulen ga 9eioelbers, Berlin unb
2eipaig germaniftii9e, literarii9e uno
pbiloiopbii9e @tuoien. en- Miindsn,
tpp er ii9 1884 nieoerlieb, berfebrte er
biel nit 9aul 5epfe, lieb fi9 aber, raG
furSem Iufentbalt in feiner Batter
itaot, bauerno in Berlin nie6ef, 1888.
S9on als Stuoent bate fi6 Suloa
NIT bramatif9en @eriuden ab%seeeben;
1882 erbielt CT ben 2uffpielpreis Der
prager m&onforOia" fir einen Gin
after in @erfen, Die Mufriatigen."
Sn Den meiiten feiner befannteren Bib
nenftiide sebOrt Sul6a unperfennbar
Der neueren naturalization Hi9tung
on; er 5ei9net fi9 namentli9 hnr9 Die
frif9e padenoe Dirt uno Wetie aug,
NIT Der er barin brennenoe syragen Der
@esenpart bebanbelt. @an3 unb gar
romantii9 1T oagegen fem bramatis
f9es Mdrhen Ser SALESMAN" bas
audi in @uslanbe pielfad Grfplg ges
babt Lat. Der @erfaFer fpuroe bon
Der &pmmiffion, fpelde Die 8ori9ldge
fir Sen S9inerpreis i'm Sabre 1894
81 MAIDEN bate, empfoblen, befam aber
Den Preis ni9t, mas bamaIs piel Mufe
feben erreste. Dem &aifer. Dem Der
enogiltise Gntf4ei6 auftano, bat pobI
Der tOftli4e 5umor NIT Dem &Dnis in
unterbofen, Der fi9 auf bic 8eri9ez
rurg ieiner. 9Oflinse bin in Die prd9s
tighten @epdnoer se6iilt glaubt. nidt
re9t sepabt.
5ulod bat fi9 au4 als lleberfeber
einen Hamen semaht. Dim befonn<
teften 1T feline 9iibnenbearbeitung 6es
Gprano be 8erserae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Aus Alssfiras.
Ser 8orf5enoe uno @auptoeIesaten Der
@o observation-disclosures

aer 9Orfi5enoe uno @auptoeIesateu Der
@arotfo: &cuiereni.
Der 9er5og BON MImooopar, Der
@oriisen& Der Marottos& onferens in
4lgeciras un0 9auptpertreter Spa
MEMS BET Der 3uiummentunft, tit in
feinem Seimatbftuate Miniter oes
Qeuberen, Elm @mt, bas er friiber fGpn
apeimat betleioete. gr lit elm bpber
@ier5iser unb cine ftattli9e elssanie
grf9einung. Der Serapg 3Gblt gu Den
sr0bten WeinsutsbeiiBern Mn6alu=
iiens. Gr gilt aIs Elm Mann, Der Die
Diplomatic in rubiser. sei9Gftli9er
@etfe betreibt.
Ger SauptOelegat Osutf9lanbs, M.
b. &aoopis, iruroe 1889 in Trantfuri
a. so. eeboren unb frat na9 suriidges
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

III tDrer feI11ten Slu1e mtffen III oem
2Grm oes eroBen 3eftaurdnts FAB uno
psilipp ibr g~egenIber nit elmer Miene,
aIs gebDre es gu 0en dntdgli9Iten DIM
gen bon Der Welt, Dab auf i6re He9s
hung cine babe Slai9e Mareaur auf@
geSogen perOe, Oa mar es einfa9 gang
unmGali6. ii6 niGt dliiflin ali fiihlsn
Gr i9ien bas Ra9buuieseben abb
fi9tli9 binausauf9ieben, fab cine
balbe Gpigteit beim Sefert. i4liirfte
feinen 8affee nit GROCER @elafenbeit
unb fagte: rWobliein, Sleine!" @uf
i6re i9ii9ternen @rmubnungen bate
er aur etn g%utmiitbiges: .pab, penn
man bod nur ale atpei Sabre mai
rausfommt 49," CUR Nntport.
sic mar gar5 dnimtrt uno fpnrte es
ni9t lahen, NAL BEL ibm auf Den 8uf9
su flppfen, oh er oenn in bisfen sipei
Sabren pirtli9 ME obne lie auspdrts
sesefen bate, unb er rib Sie Qugen
auf, als fprG9e lie i'm 6ieber, uno
frugte lie, pie in aler Welt Tie auf 10
sttpas perfalen f0nnte.
@ls tie trieoer odbeim i'm Slir ftone
Den, mar es ibr, als bdtten tie cine ri9s
ti9e tleine &eiie gema9t. @ber mas
mar bass? 9Gus Dem S9laf5immer
gudte ia cine @de feines S9reibtiI6es
berpor, uno I'M @bsimmer ftono feline
Gbiffonniers.: BUS Ybiltpps Simmer
leu6tete es bldu berpor = i'm Nu mar
fte brinnen uno ftanb nun gang err
f9roden unb b0Gis iiberipdltist ga
unc ftGrrte auf Die Sierlt9en, ent5iideu=
ben Mo6el nit Sen blauea Sei6en6es
5ii9en. Ga6enO unO iutelnO Tprang fie
i'm Simmer lumber tpie elm fleines
Md03cn DOR feinem neren puppenz
6dils. G9lieBli4 blieb lie ite6en, blidte
iebr ernft orsin un0 Iegte Die 9Gnoe
duf gbilipps G6ultern, fpG6reno lie in
feierli9em Zone ia9te: y2lber lieb{ter
mann, ME bait Su 6ds erI9pingen
t0nnen2 9aff Su in Der 2otterie gez
fpielt?"
nHein, aber i9 babe ie6en 0a6mitz
tag BEL 9ransberg &c So. Die Bidder
aefii6rt." erflGrte sr nit eutmiitbi9en
2d6eIn.
Limb iG bab 10 16le6t ppn Dir ees
od6t, pGbreno Su mid nur onein lie
Beit, I'm Seiner a6i9euli4en, eitlen
Srou einen tG5rt6ten Wuni9 gu err
fiiuen! Iber es 1T pirfli9 Elm iiin6>
batter Gurus" fa9te tie uno aeigte. ouf
Die SeiOe Oes Sofas.
80. Oh ipeiBt ia, penig benubte,
elegdnte M0bel tann man 5utpeiIen gu
einem gerabe5u unglaubli6 biligen
greis eritehen," fagte er i6eraeno unb
perfuGte, hire Gtimne n~dh3ud6men.
runO Ii bleibft Ou Na6mitta9s
I'll Sauie9"
rgfein, &lein6en, II babe i9 Sc
f6mad gsfun6en an Oiefsn @rtrabers
oieniter, nun min i9 anfangen, Ole
M06el fir oas neue 3inmer suIams
men5uarbeiten, oas mir, ME Oh peibt,
gum 9er6it n0tbig bdben, tpenn mir
fleinen 8eiu9 befommen."
Selig errOtbenb legte tie oen appi
on feline S6ulter. Qber als i'm felben
Nugenblid an Der Gtagentbiir getlins
9eGt purbe un0 lie ibre Sreunoin GbIo
glom nit Dem Dffnenben Oienitmdbs
den fpre6er bOrte. rief tie, fi9 bepun=
oerun9spiirOig f6neu in Die situation
9ineinfinOenO: r@uten Sag, @ola! Su
finoeit uns bier I'M @alpn -"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

ftrsben in Der Musf9IieBuns Der ames
rifdnif9en Waaren aus ibrem 2anoe
beiteht, aDsern ni9t, 2anosleute, tpel4e
bic 8efolsuns ibrer @npeiiungen psr>
tpeisern, nit Dem Sobe gu beoroben.
60 tpurben unter @nberem Die 4ineiiz
faen @gsntsn elmer fiibrenoen ameritar
ntiden Sirma in G9ansbai oabin pers
tGnbist. baB fe ibre Steluns auf5us
geben bGtten, IS fei benin, tie tpinihs
ten, bob fie erf4oHen ober ihnen Der
9aIs hnr4fdnitten. bab ihre 9Gufer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
GsSanktnfplitter

2eioeni6aft peri6iittet manten 9ronnen /;
ober fe idldgt ou5 Guenen aus benz Steine.
Ian6e i9einen 9biloiopben 3u iein unb
finb nur Srcunoe Der &ube.
Man6er ipottet, Dab Elm onbsrer nift
tfar iebe, no9Oem er ibm Oorbsr Sonb in
bic @uscn ~sefreIt.
Sen meiften Saber friBt elm Stedenpferb.
Wir lisben es oft, bic Teni9en nod ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3u beurtbeilen, Die
linen feblen, unb ni6t nod benen, bic fe
beiben.
Im liebften perlangt mar bon ietnen I'm.
tersebenen bas, mas mon ielbt ni9t tann.
Sie 5rausn tpollen sefrast iein = bos III
BITE frauenfrdae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Dfr 9oDkott in CHINA.
Ste So~rtoauer Der ~9lnsihIiebnne BON @aa
rem aus Den Der. Staateu.

!" WV ?" ="
Die 9obfottirung Ser ameritdnii4en
@aaren in China bauert fort, uno oas
pioblem ser 9eilegung Der S3pies
rigfeit tpirb INNER fompli5irter. Die
9ineff@en aauflente erfldren, bab fe
fi9 nit G%infubren aus Den Ser. Staas
ten ni@t befahen tperoen, 10 lange Der
aonsreb ni9t cine be~frieoigenbe @sns
oerung Der @eiebe, betreffenO Die @nss
f9lieBung Der Gbineien bon amerita>
nif9em 8oben, borgenommen bat.
Die neutrality-suspicious. in
China iino eigenartig uno 9arafteris
fttf9. Sieienisen gbineien, oeren Ges
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Der eu9tete Dirt Der

Der 9 e It Dirt Ser
@roe lit Sf9errapunbf6i in IFam,
Snoien. Sn Den lebten 5ebn Sabren
betrug Die our9f9nitiii9e 3egenmenss
81 Sub. Sana9 fommt sic hinge
bung bon gombup nit q SUB idbr>
lid, tpenn aud Die Station Sebunou>
ida in &dmerun me6rere Sabre lang,
hauptid9li9 i'm Sommer, einen Sur9>
i9nitt bon "a SUB gebabt bat. 9as
nafeite Sobr fir Sf9errapunofdi mar
1851 nit 48 SUB, oas Oebunouf9as
1902 nit as SUB! 9ier fielen am 16.
SUM- 1902 Is 3on Rsaen, iiber bic
9dlfte Der our9f9nittliden i6brliden
RegeBmenss, Die in 2onoon fdnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

ar perfsufen: Ginen' 8auplat on etarm Apenus.
. spii6sn eieblanb Goe. uub Oriental Strabt,
IS bel 1875 Bub sros. Bsrf1 $500. Rerbe fhr SITS
on Semaub Der f3 stu eous gu boueu phni2t Der.
iaufeu. sBirb Mot an Esrioueu p~erfauit bic eiesu.
tbum permietben moneu. SUITE etrabs unb xrot.
tpirs. 0as, atsnesfoudIe unb eIeftrif&ss Slot an
Der etrase. sea&aufrasen bel 9. He1erer. laas
Gturm Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

Mnf q IN a a g ii a
miifen Die &tr@en auelei4 Seetparte
un6 2al&ttburm erfeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

%erlanet -Sunees Rdhhen nm stpeits Arbeit 8u
~ erIeruen. Nbreifre ser 8.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

W erlanet; @ute beuifne a63in in 100 Nprb
~ BsnnfpIpania Sirase.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
Wants AUTHORITY.

The president today sent message
to congress urging legislation giving
the executive authority upon his own
initiative and responsibility to dismiss
any officer whom he believes to be un-
worthy to remain in the service. The
law at present provides that in time
Of peace no officer shall be dismissed
except in pursuance of court martial
or in mitigation thereof. This provls-
ion the president wants repealed.
In illustrating the necessity for the
legislation desired, the president cites
the case of naval officer whose name
is not given, but who was accused Of
indecent and disgusting behavior. !"
He was convicted, but the court to his
surprise, the president says, did not
sentence him to dismissal.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
Harry II. Rousseau Has Been Chosen
to Succeed Admiral Endicott
Coast Defences Deplorable.
FIFTY MILLION WANTED
Annual Sum Necessary For the Water
ways Improvement is Asked Of Con-
gress. The Convention is Unusually
Well Attended.

w dSuAuS tOu.-AuO A"CioA
and harbors congress opened with
nearly a thousand delegates in atten-
dance. The object of the convention
is to secure an annual appropriation
Of $5O,OOO,OO0 from congress for sys-
tematic work in the Improvement OF
the nation s waterways.
At the morning session which was
called to order by H. D. Goulder, ct
Cleveland, president of the congress,
Speaker Cannon warned the delegates
not to expect too much from congress,
"For," he said, "too much cannot
be done at one time. Do the most
important thing and concentrate upon
it, and then take up the next most
important thing"
Representative T. J. Ransdell, Of
Louisiana, submitted his annual re-
port as chairman Of the executive COM
mittee. At the afternoon session the
principal features were the report Of
the committee on reorganization, the
announcement of the nominations,
resolutions and the selection Of vice
presidents of the congress. Speeches
were made by John Barrow, Ameri-
can minister to Colombia, who spoke
on the relation of international i'm
provements in the United States with
the Panama canal; W. E. Sterrett, of
Dallas, Texas, and ex-senator Berry,
of Arkansas. J. w. Porch, of New
Orleans, spoke in the absence of ex-
Governor Blanchard, of Louisiana,
who could not attend.
In it's report the committee on re-
organization recommended the discon-
tinuance Of the legislative committee
and suggested as officers of the con-
gress the following:
A president, one vice president from
each state and territory represented
in the convention, to be named by the
delegates; secretary and treasurer,
which latter Offices may be held by
OuC PcIoOH
It is also recommended board Of
directors to consist Of a president, a
secretary of the congress and not less
than twenty members selected ac
cording to geographical divisions of
the country the president to be chair
man Of the board.
The committee also recommended:
1T shall be the duty Of the board
to prosecute the work of securing reg
ular and increased annual appropria-
tons for internal improvements of the
country without regard to particular
localities or projects and to aid III
the moulding of public sentiment in
favor Of such a movement"
The board is further charged with
the duty Of increasing membership In
the congress at such times as may be
deemed necessary.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
May Defy Labor.

There is disposition among the
House leaders to throw, down the
gauntlet to Mr.. Gompers, president OF
the American Federation Of Labor,
and the programme which is being Sc
riously discussed is to report unfa-
vorably from the Committee on Judi
ciary every labor measure but the
Gilbert injunction bill, and to report
that favorably. The Gilbert bill, which
is well known, will, with few amend
ments, be in accord with the Presi-
dents views, and will doubtless be
carried through as an administration
measure.
The Speaker and other leaders Of
the House are delighted with the man
ner in which the president handled
labor and the subject Of injunctions
in his message, and they believe that
to follow up his recommendations in
a fearless way, to report, discuss and
reject all Of the radical labor bills,
and then to pass the Gilbert bill, with
such amendments as are necessary to
bring it in entire accord with the
presidents views, will prove by far
the wisest method Of dealing with this
troublesome question.
The members of the Judiciary
Committee are known to be in perfect
harmony with the House leaders, and
there is ample reason to believe that
the Senate will accept the measure
approved by the President and passed
10y the House, when it is believed that
to vote for this measure and against
all others will work no possible inju-
ry to members Of the House.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
Pipe Line Financed.

Robert Gailbraith principal owner
of the Glenn Oil Pool today announced
that he had financed the Mid-Conti-
nent and Port Arthur Pipe Line and
Refining Company for 500, 100000 with
English and New York capital, for the
purpose of building pipe line from
Glenn Pool to Port Arthur. Construc-
ton Of the line will begin within six
months.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
Mr.. Morgan on Panama Railroads.

Notice was given in the senate today
that Senator Morgan would tomorrow
address the senate on a resolution in
troduced to-day by his colleague, SEN
ator Pettus, directing the committee
on Interior Canals to inquire what ac-
ton Of Congress is necessary to bring
the alleged corporation Of the Pan
ANA Railroad within the direct control
Of the Isthmian Canal Commission.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13

Personal service has been secured
upon John D. Rockefeller and other
Standard Oil magnates in the govern
ment S suit at st. Louis.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13

The Board Of Review of the Nation
al Trotting Association dismissed the
charges that E. E. Smathers had "dop
ed' the trotter Lou Dillon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13
Presidential Term.

"A IcIm u SIX years IOT Tue pTeSlueHL
and the vice president Of the U. S.
is proposed by Senator Cullum in 4
joint resolution introduced providing
for an amendment to the censtitu-
ton. The resolution declares also that
the president and vice president shall
not be eligible for reelection.
The California members Of Con-
gress have received what they consider
sufficient assurances that the presi-
dent did not desire to be understood
as saying in the japanese section Of
his message that he would use the
military force Of the United States
in forcing japanese into the Califor-
MIA schools in which white children are
taught.
1t is said to have been the presi-
dent s purpose to convey the idea that
he would use the military to protect
the japanese against mob violence.
Californians take no offense at this in
depreciation, and agree that the Chief
Executive should do everything in his
power to protect japanese as we'll as
all other foreigners against violence.
Flood Situation.
Ell Paso, Tex-A special to The Her
aid from Clifton, A. 7. the first authen
tic news out Of the town since the
flood Frustrated all the wires, is as
follows:
The river is receding rapidly and
the weather has cleared, hence no fur
Their damage is apprehended. Two bod
les were recovered from the wreck
along Chase Greek, but the number of
deaths cannot be told. Joe Throm, who
was rescued from the flood, and whose
wife was lost, was taken to the hos
pital in a serious condition, but will
probably recover. Thre men were
caught in the act of footing, and when
they refused to surrender to the Of
fcers were shot and fatally wounded.
The flood in Chase Creek was caused
by the breaking of the dam of the De-
troit Copper Company, releasing a
vast amount of water which ran down
the creek with seven foot breast.
Only business house on Chase Creek
escaped damage and many were en-
tirely destroyed. North Clifton was
badly wrecked. Nearly all of the res
licences in that section were destroyed
or damaged.
The Coronado Railroad suffered
damage all the way from Clifton to
Metcalf, and it will be several weeks
before the trains can pass over its
lines. So many restaurants and hotels
have been destroyed that it is almost
impossible to find a place to eat or
sleep in the town, but there will be
no shortage Of provisions as many
stores escaped the flood.
The railroad bridges are so badly
damaged that it will be impossible to
cross for some time.
The Herald building was swept
away and The Era has been put out
of business for several weeks, its build
ing having been flooded toya depth of
six feet and the plant greatly DAM
aged.
Clifton is a town in Graham county,
Southeastern Arizona. It is located
at the end Of branch of the Arizona
and New Mexico Railroad, and has
a telegraph and express Office. It $
built upon the bank Of the Rio San
Francisco, a branch of the Salt river.
The annual report of the Secretary
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It is believed at Washington that
the President will call special ses-
sion if certain bills are not passed at
the present session.
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The president in special message
asked Congress to enact law giving
him the right to dismiss army officers
believed to be unworthy.
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Surplus in Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gave
notice to the holders Of United States
bonds that the interest maturing on
the several interest dates, being and
including January ! and May l, 1907,
will be prepaid without rebate on and
after December Is, 1906. Checks for
the interest due January l on regis
tered bonds will be mailed to the own
ers on or before the 18th inst. The
amount Of interest which may be pre-
paid is nearly $12,000,000.
In anticipating this payment, Secre-
tary Shaw stated that he was infu-
enced by the fact that the Treasury
collected surplus revenues amounting
to 100000 in the month of Novem;
Der, and that the current month is
likely also to be month of surplus
receipts.
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Aid for jamestown.

Representative Maynard Of Virgin
ia, introduced a bill today authorizing
loan of S1,O00,0OO by the govern
ment to the jamestown Exposition
Company, with gate receipt as a Sc
curity. He also introduced a bill
changing the dates for the exposition
SO it will continue from April 26 to
Nov. 80, 1907.
Senator Burrows announced that
he would press the Smoot case in the
senate.
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The British government is embar-
raised by anti-Asiatie feeling in AZ
RIGA and Australia.
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Attorney General of I

The Southern Railway officials have
begun an investigation into the causes
of the wreck in which President Spen-
Ger was killed.
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The suppression of the Seamen 5
Union by the Russian government
caused strike at Odessa.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13

France may impose prohibitive
duty on cotton seed and cotton seed
oil to protect olive growers.
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The Social Federation Congress
opened at Boston.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-13

The Louisiana Conference Of the
Methodist church met at Shreveport.
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w. W. Finley was elected president
of the Southern railway.