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The Washington times., 1906-09-19
Miss rladeira's School

EUk LINLS.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL
1926 and 1895 18th s.. Gust below Dupont
Clrcle). Primary. intermediate. High School.
and Graduate Departments.
College PTeparat0Fy and General Courses.
Music in Charge Of FTBulein Marie won Tn
scbuld. Art in Charge Of Mrs. ". II. Holmes.
Gymnasium and Tennis.
School session begins Oct 2
LUCY MADEIRA. Principal.
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

SESSION BEGINS SEPT. g. 1896.
Lectures and laboratory courses ia Botany.
Matesia Msdica. ToEicoioEy. General and An
alytiCal Chemistry and Pharmacy and Micro
scepy. Special students received In any OF
the branches.
For Prospectus address the Dean. u. Z.
KALC SOWSkT. sos ] 81. nv. once hours:
Daily. from $ a. IN. 10 PIN. ses-l5t
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Washington Seminary

2i03-6s S ST. y. ".
An earnest school for earnest girls.
18TH wear begins Oct 8. 1903
The only private school in the National Cap
ital admitting on certificate 20 all four Of the
following colleges. Wellesley. Mt HOlyoks.
Vassar and smith. Planned for those who
desire thorough instruction and the upbuilI-
tnE Of character amid beautiful surroundings
and refined associations.
Academic, College Preparatory. and Spe-
cial Courses. Primary and Preparatory De-
paTiments under q Normal School Teacher.
Glasses instructed By college Eradua ties.
Gymnasium. tennis Call for catalogue.
M and Mrs. G. 7. SMALLWOOD.
PRINCIPALS.
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CONFUSION SUPREME
IN DEMOCRATIC RANKS
was freely predicted that the governor
will be renominated.
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was freely predicted that the governor
will be renominated.
Hearst People Confident.
At Hearst headquarters great conf
dence was also expressed and claims
laid 10 almost everything in sight.
Hearst people claim 10 have New York
county. Erie. Onondaga and twenty or
more other counties.
Anti-HeaFst Democrats today took
new tack. They say that Hearsts 5
speech at Cooper Union practically re
pudiated the Democratic party. Fur
ther they declare the independence
League seems disposed 10 nominate ana
keep in nomination not only the entire
State ticket, but many local tickets.
Even machine Democrats who have up
TO this time been for Hearst, II Is de
clared. will insist that the Democratic
convention shall ignore the Independence
League altogether and nominate tneiI
ticket de noYO. They believe that
Hearst cannot stand for this ana that
on the rock OF party regularity the
Hearst ship is likely TO 90 10 SMASH
Fuel Added to Flames.
When this story was carried to the
Hearst camp 1t was intimated that
Democratic sensibnities would be re-
garded, and the Buffalo convention
would have its other wishes respected
In a large degree. so long as 1t agreed
to the main point Of nominating Hearst.
Hearst men stated that the Hearst
movement now is so widespread inside
Democratic ranks that this primal fact
would have a tendency 10 sweep aside
teChnlCalities as TO party regularity and
the like as soon as the delegates as
sembled al BumalO.
In general the primaries. Instead OK
allaying the political excitement, appear
TO have added fuel 20 thc flames.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE Of LAW

1873 New York ave. TeOpgus Monday Oc-
to5er J. ?. 10. Public invited. evening ses-
si0ns: three-year course leading to degree OF
Bachelor Of Laws Graduate courses. one
year Master OF Laws. open 20 women and
men properly qualified. Tuition, $50 per year.
Catalogues al hook stores. For information
apply 10
EIen Spencer BIussey, IL. IA, Dean.
Phone MSS. 8l5 Fifth ST NV
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tined To be successful. so as 20 enable
the United States 10 complete its
preparatlons II it becomes essential
70 resort 10 forceful intervention.
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WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
East Capitol Strest

East : dpIIUI oTC5t
Tyeuty-second year begins Tuesday Sept. 4
giI instructors and ffty-fivs machines IN type
Srftfng department. Catalogue free.
COURT +. WOOD, IL IL
auls-tr Principal
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DIED

BURKE-On Tuesday. September IS. 1906 at
5-25 a. m, Mrs. RHODA BURKE beloved
wife Of Michael Burke. al the home Of her
sister. Mrs Elizabeth Bladen, ~ Fourth
street southeast.
Slte was born IN washington Torty-nin.
years ago, her name being Rh0da Ratrle
TWeuty-nlue years ago she married Michael
Burke a restaurant keeper al Chesa peaIle
Beach, Ad, She came 90 Washington uu
sunday 20 visit her sister ami was taken
suddenly ll on Monday. Tuesday morning
shortly after o'clock she died. The at
tending physician stated that death was
due 20 heart failure, superinduced by COM
Mrs Burke is survived by her husband.
son, Frank and two daughters. Mrs Mary
Clark ana Miss Maggie Burke
Funeral services VIII be held In St
Peters Catholic Church tomorrow morning
at o'clock Intenent viii be made In
Mt. Ohvet Cemetery, Friends and rela-
tives invited. II
BURKE-On Tuesday, September IS 1906 at
a, m. JOHN. the only son of Matthew
and Della Burke nee Hurney).
DARLING-On Monday. September II. 1906.
at 1875 p. m., GEORGE AUGUSTUS, be
loved husband OF Julia i. Darling, aged
Particulars win be found in another col
umn.
IAAs-On Tuesday, September IS 1906. a.
her residence 40S sixth street northwest
ANNA BELLE HAAS. wife OF Orlando II.
Haas.
HOLLAND-On Wednesday, September lg
1895. al 9.05 O'Clock a. M. MARY r.
HOLLAND. wife Of g. A Holland.
Funeral from her late residence. 1900 II
street northeast. Friday. september 2l
1896, at o'clock r. m. Friends and rela-
tives invited. sel9-2t
ROGERS-On Tuesday, September is. 1905, at
10 a. M. JOHN. the beloved husband OF
Margaret Rogers, at his residence, 90 Myrtle
street northeast
Mr Rogers was ffty-seven years Old
and succumbed 10 heart trouble He had
been a resident OF Washington thirty-fve
years. He was native Of pottsville, Pa.
BESIDES a widow. he is survived by five
sons and one daughter-William Harry.
George Robert. Walter. August, and Louise
Mass VIII be said for the repose Of hts
soul tomorrow afternoon al the family resi-
dence Other details OF the funeral have
not been completed.
EAITH-On Tuesday, September Is, 1905. az
$3.50 a. m. RALPH MILTON. infant son
Of Forrest q. and Ada &. smith, aged four
months TWO weeks and six days.
a
IN MEM0RIAM.
IOFFLER-n sad but loving remembrance
Of ANpREAS LOFFLER, who died one
wear saa fo1av SeDtembar 10. 1898. II
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WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

Fourteenth and Irving SIS. y W
DeiiRhtful location, A-ie college education.
Iav students solicited Terms reasonable.
Session opens October the first.
President, DANIEL f. MOTLEY, Ph. u,
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Proper Decorating Of Homes

requires TIE services Of experts. See US.
Vim. Peake, FAINTER ssaas 'P Phone Pa 'Ts IS S
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A SCHOLARSHIP open 10 competitive
examination has been established in the
Medical Department OF Georgetown Uni
Versity Examinations will commence
on September 9th. Applications for ex-
aminatiOns will be received until Septem-
Der 20. GEO. NJ. KOBER. Dean. 500 II
Street. se1S-3t
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Committed to Prison.

This morning the prisoner was hand
cuffed and taken to the office Of JUS
tice Of the Peace Arthur Carr. After
he was identified Justice Carr ordered
him committed to the Marlboro jail
TO await the action of the grand jury.
The prisoner was placed In Constable
Niuceuts buggy only after a fierce
struggle Notwithstanding the fact
that he was h8ndcuffed. be put up
a lively fight and had 10 be dubbed
and overpOwered by several men.
While the constable was driving
along the road 20 the jail Chase mum
bIed threats of getting even, and sew
eraI times attempted 20 attack Vincent
hut the latter kept his revolver handy
and delivered the prisoner 10 the Jallcr
shortly before noon.
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MISS WElBINDER HAS
IDENTIFIED ASSAlLANT
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his name is Jones. COIored persons
who know him say his name is not
Jones but Chase. and that he lives IN
Washington. buL has been IN Prince
George county Tor several weeks
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY all persons against
giving credit 10 my wife Mary Estelle
0Nise) Thompson, as / will not be re
sponsible for any Indebtedness either In
her or my name. Z. L. THOMPSON.
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Martha Washington Seminary

For Young women Special and general
courses Two years. course for high school
graduates. Music. art, etc Also primary
DEPARTMENT for limited number. ReOpens ocs
teber g EDWARD ". THOMPSON. Priu-
elpal. 18th ct, near Thomas Circle.
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THE MISSES EAsTMAHvs BOARDING AND
nay SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1870 lith ~.
9oVs. IMPAIRMENT, 1924 MASS. AVE
0PESS OCT. l. SEND FOR CIRCULARS,
se7-s1t
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MSS wALLAcE's scHooL

For Boys and Girls, 1907 St. H. ~
Gives special training 10 pupils lho from
various causes are unable tI keep up with
the grade work of public schools. Number
limited Opens Wednesday, October 3
eef6-I5t
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WALTER T. HOLT.

Mandolin, Guitar, and Banjo Teaensr.
Club Advantages 20 Pupils Free.
Studio Wash. College Of Music 1220 + St
seiI-8ot
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DAY AND NIGHT
FRENCH TEACHING e. JAMIN

Has returned from her vacation in Maine and /
Is stopping az Mrs TFEMOSTS S HOME, zll5
r st. NV, Win resume French teaching there. /
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IN MFMORTAM.

IN MEMORIAM,
LOFFI Erin sad but loving remembrance
of ANDREAS LOFFLER, who died ole
year ago today September 10. 1893. II
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DrN-T DEPARTMENT.

DENTAL. DEPARTMENT
Exceptional opportunities are oIeEe4 @ tot q,
modern and strictly first class edncatloh li
Tpe1rfsrrv Session begins september -
" n. COGAN. d. d 5. so Il street
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COIIEQE . PHARNACY.

ThTee-year course. leading 70 the degree
OF Doctor og Pharmacy.
For catalogues. application blanks, and fur
ther information communicate with
OTIS ID SWEET. Registrar.
se5-31t Ger. II and 18th streets NV.
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nudge Of the circuit Court
DANIEL W. O'DONOGHUE, a NJ. Ph- D,
LII n.
Court OF Appeals: Messrs. LEIGH ROB
INsOS. J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON. and
J. NOTA McGIL.L- -.,
A. B., II. NJ F; DANIEL O'DONOGhUE =.
A N, ph. D. IL. NJ. and JAMES z.
EAsBY-SAIITH. A. n. LII II
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BURKE-On Tuesday, September IS. 1906. at
a, m,, JOHN, the only son Of Matthew
and Della Burke nee Hurney).
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her residence. 40S Sixth street northwest
ANNA BELLE HAAS wife of Orlando II.
Haas.
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SCHOOL. OF AEDIILNI--
The hftv-seventh session Will beg.n 80
s.--tg -,,.trfc1.Iated for daV instruction o2lys
- night lectures being given. Practlcal iap-
o--7-rT, work under special instructors lA
1st-s--r.s ctoToqv Pathology and B'icteri9iog1. 4.
ANNIE fscflities for clinical exps Tenee All
rre cfical work IN hospitals Of city and iI t-ls
4---.,-e--ity- Hospital For circulars address
The Dean- DR. c. N. KOBER. $50 H Street
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at 1875 p. m., GEORGE AUGUSTUS, be
loved husband OF Julia 4. Darling, aged
slNty-tWo years.
Particulars win be found In another col
umn.
Morris tribune., 1906-03-10
SHOWING THE

ing that our government ought to do
something to bring about an interna-
tional inquiry with view to authorlta'
tive adjudication of the issues III,
volved In reply the secretary says
that our country is not In position TO
take the initiative toward such step
because it had no possessions OF
spheres of influence in Africa. In the
general act for the repression OF the
slave trade to which we are party II
is expressly stipulated that the regu-
lation of firearms and liquor tratf1c
shall be relegated to the powers hav'
inc possessions in Africa.
Togo as American Model.
President Roosevelt has addressed to
the secretary of war letter suggest
inc that the address made by Admiral
Togo Just before the dispersal OF the
combined war fleets be issued in a
general order as model for Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors. The point OF
the address is the appeal to fighting
men of Japan to keep themselves in
DIaCllCc LII LILIES vi pCGlSC, oO 90 W -
ready whenever war may come.
Laborers Under Civil Service.
The president has issued an order
providing that hereafter no person
shall be appointed to the position OF
laborer in any branch of government
work except upon certifcation under
the civil service, and all persons SO
employed shall be subject to the super
vision of the civil service commission.
Laborers so employed may be classi-
fed upon the approval of the commits
sion. A year ago similar order was
made applicable to the departments at
Washington 1t is now extended to all
branches of government work.
Treasury Deficit Disappears.
For the first time in the current fiscal
year a month has ended with sur
the close of business Feb. % the
government receipts over expenditures
for the fiscal year was 81, 1920 1t
is now believed that there will be a
substantial surplus by June 80 next.
February's balance amounted to ST,
475,727.
Reciprocal Rate to Germany.
BY proclamation President Roosevelt
has extended the present reciprocal
tariff rates on certain German products
for the period during which the new
conventional German tariff shall re-
main in effect. This is the first step in
recognition of the policy of concessions
adopted by the German government.
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John r. Walsh Arrested.
COMMERCIAL
Traction Merger In Effect.

Thomas F. Ryan, August Belmont
and their associates announced that
their 1925. 100000 consolidation of New
York city's traction lines, subway, sur
face and elevated, was an accomplished
fact, sufficient stock having been de-
posted by old stockholders in exchange
for the holding company's stock to in
sure the amalgamation. Nevertheless
the time for deposting stock was ex
tended to March Is. The state attorney
general denied the Hearst petition to
declare this merger illegal.
Bankers Quit Railroads.
Last weeks announcement that the
members of the great international
banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co..
with headquarters in New, York. Of
which Jacob FL. Schiff is the head, had
determined to retire from all railroad
boards has given the business world a
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LA B o r
The President as Mediator.

The President as Mediator.
Identical letters from President
Roosevelt were received at New
York by John Mitchell, the miners
leader, and by F. l. Robbins, pres
ident of the Pittsburg Coal company,
who is the recognized leader of the
bituminous coal operators, urging them
to make a further effort to avert the
calamity of a strike. This appeal came
just at the moment that a conference
between the operators and mine work
ers had resulted in continuance of
the deadlock. 1t had the immediate
effect of compelling the recognition of
the publc's right of consideration and
a renewed faith In the joint trade
agreement to which the president re-
ferred in his letter. President Mitchell
at once called a convention of the Unit
ed Mine Workers for March Is at An
At the same time and place
the bituminous operators will be on
hand The presidents letter does not
directly mention the anthracite situa-
ton.
Steel Trust Opposes Strike.
President Corey Of the United States
Steel corporation has brought to bear
all the inference Of that great enter
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creasingly difficult to give the neces-
sary time and attention to the perform
ance of their duties as corporation di-
rectors. Pursuant to this policy their
designations had already been sent in.
The action is generally interpreted as
the result of the insurance investiga-
ton, although the firm said it had been
decided upon year ago.
Ship Trust Syndicate Ends.
The S5O,OOO,O00 syndicate organized
by J. P. Morgan & Co. four years ago
for the purpose of floating the $780,
100000 international Mercantile Ma
rine company known as the ship trust,
was closed up, March l, with loss to
Its members aggregating $5,625, 900.
Walsh to Resume Banking.
John r. Walsh, whose banking and
railroad business failed through fed
eral interference a few weeks ago, is
understood to have come out of the
sale Of his properties $5,000,0OO ahead
of the game, and he expects to resume
control of the affairs Of the Chicago
National bank.
Cash Buyers Union Held Up.
A postal investigation of the Cash
Buyers Union First International Co.
operative Society of Chicago has re-
suited in the beginning of involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings, and receiv-
er has been appointed 1t is alleged
that the concern has used the mails to
sell $1,000,O0O worth of stocks to farm
ers and workingmen.
Fish Out of Mutual
Owing to the refusal of President
Peabody Of the Mutual Life to furnish
the investigating committee with GER
tain information affecting the transac-
tons of trustees Stuyvesant Fish has
resigned from the board of trustees.
Shaw Aids Money Market.
Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw an
nounced March 2, that to meet strin-
gent money conditions he would depos-
it $10,000,000 in the depository banks
of several large cities, satisfactory
bonds being accepted as security and
the funds returnable in July.
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ELI CLIO US
The Three Church Union

The Three Church Union.
The Independent gives some interest
ing statistics of the recent conference OF
Congregationalist, Methodist. Protes-
tant and United Brethren delegates at
DAYTON. O., who agreed upon pro-
gramme for the corporate union OF
their denominations. Of these the Con-
gregationalists have over 650,OOO COM
municants, the United Brethren 262,-
900 and the Methodist Protestant 200,-
600. The agreement to unite was al
most unanimous.
Christianity and Monopoly.
The latest deliverance of John u.
Rockefeller, Jr., to his New York BlDle
class is a spirited defense of Joseph's
policy In creating corn corner by
taking advantage of a famine ~ the
land to sell what he had accumulated
In years Of prosperity. + II
Baptists Insist on Baptism. j
The Rev. Thomas D. Wesley, forin er
pastor of the Baptist church at West
wood, N. j., has transferred his "a lie
glance to the presbyterian cnufcn pc
cause the local Baptist deacons re
fused to admit to the church a young
woman who was physically unable TO
stand the shock of baptism. Mr. Yves
ley has published a pamphlet explain
ing his reasons for the action. -:
Clergy Moves Against Divorce. :.
The ministers of Portland, Me-, and
neighboring towns to the number OF
forty-fve have met and agreed to re-
fuse remarriage to any divorced per-
son within a year after the divorce;
also to refuse remarriage to any di-
vorcee having only temporary resi-
dence in the state. Any one from
whom divorce has been obtained on
account of infidelity will not be re-
married at all.
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PO TIC AL
Notable Socialist Convert.

Notable Socialist Convert.
Joseph Medill Patterson, who resign.
ed his position as editor Of the Chicago
Tribune to become commissioner OF
public works under Mayor Dunno OF
| Chicago, has now come out datfooted
as a Socialist and told why in his res
| ignation of the commissionership
He recites what money means I'm
power and privilege and then says:
1.-The universal ballot gives every
male citizen an equal political oppor-
tllnity. The common ownership of all
the means OF production and distribu-
tom would give everybody an equal
chance at music, art, power, sport,
study, recreation. travel, self respect
and the respect of others.
Il for one cannot see why those
things should be concentrated more
and more in the hands of few
Mr.. Patterson says that municipal
trading and public ownership abroad
do not aid the poor and he does not
want to bother with ''skin deep meas
ures."
Taft Not Candidate.
While in st. Louis as the guest of the
Western Federation of Yale Clubs Sec
rotary OF War Taft said he was not
now and would not be a candidate for
president. He regarded the idea as
preposter0us and was considering the
talk about it jocularly.
After Foraker and Cox.
The Ohio legislative committee which
is Investigating the graft charges in.
Cincinnati announced that it would
summon United States Senator For
aker and George B. Cox, the former
Cincinnati boss. The court has taken
possession of the Offices of County
Treasurer Hynieka in order to have his
accounts audited
New York Merger Fight.
The pros and cons of the Ryan Bel
New York city have centered around
the Elsberg rapid transit bill in the
senate Mayor Mcclellan in letter
to Senator White took up his position
squarely against the bill because he
thinks the city's finances do not war
rant the adoption of municipal owner
ship of subways at present Repre-
sentative Hearst piloted to Albany 500 |
members of the new political organiza-
ton known as. the Independent league
to urge upon the governor and the law
makers the duty of passing the Els
berg BILL
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IN UST RIA L

Cleveland's Three Cent Line.
The Forest City Street Railway conn
pany will begin at once the construc-
ton of three cent fare line on Lem
ison avenue, Cleveland, the circuit
court having dismissed the injunction
obtained by private interests. Mayor
Johnson says the city will have three
cent lines in operation within six
months.
New York's Highest Building.
Plans have been announced by the
Singer Manufacturing company for
new Office building at Liberty street
and Broadway, New York, from the
center of which will rise forty story
tower to height of 1891 feet from the
street. 1t will be sixty five feet square
for thirty-six stories, the remainder
forming dome. A great central pay
window will extend from the eleventh
to the thirty seventh floor The nexe
highest New York building will be the
forty story tower of the Railroad ana
Iron Exchange on West street, which
will rise 4O4 feet. The Singer build
Ing will be nearly thirty nine feet tall
er than the Washington monument.
Philadelphia Gets Gillette. 49,
Major Cassius Gillette has resigned
from the army to become chief engl-
neer in charge Of Philadelphia's filtra-
ton plant In doing this Major Gil
lette acted upon his sense of duty TO
perform in giving the city pure water
at the earliest possible moment
Farmers Strike Threatened.
The American Society Of Equity,
with headquarters at Indianapolis, Is
sued call to the 100000 agriculturists
who are said to belong to it asking that
each agree to withhold from market
all farm products except at prices up
to the point decreed by the officers OK
the organization. These officers say
that the producer should get at least
ST bushel for wheat regardless of the
size of the crop. A minimum selling
price has been fixed for all other farm
products The order went into effect
March /.
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70 r EIGN
Fresh Chinese Outbreaks.

| Fresh Chinese Outbreaks.
Consul General Rodgers of Shanghai
reported to the state department that
the Jesuit mission station at Nan
chang had been destroyed by natives
and that the affair had resulted in eight
or ten deaths before the Chinese troops
came to the protection of the foreign
ers. The American gunboat Elcano
was at once ordered to Kiukiang, near
the scene of the trouble French Jesuit
priests and two members of an Eng
lish family were among those killed.
The American mission building was
saved, and Methodist missionaries es-
capped in boats.
Packages Of dynamite found near
the gate of the imperial palace at Pc
king have indicated the existence OF
a plot against the present Chinese ruler.
The guards around the Forbidden City
were at once doubled, and all the Of
fetal buildings were guarded.
Ex- Premier Balfour Re- elected.
In a city of London byelection ex-
Premier Balfour was returned to par
lament by the very large majority OF
II, $40 votes over the free trade Union
LIST candidate.
The Kaiser's Silver Wedding.
The silver wedding anniversary OF
Emperor William and Empress Au-
gusta Victoria of Germany. Feb. q,
was made the occasion of numerous of
fetal congratulations and an outpour-
ing of gifts from every part of the
fatherland All of these gifts. however,
aggregating s1200O.0oo. were made
subject to the emperor's decree that
they should be devoted to public hos
pitfalls The wedding of the second son
Continued. on page eight.