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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
&omprDmis ont State=6Ooo
Nill'en.

De republitanite aeoere 9uIet
o9 Senatet bar MI eneoes ON It
2opforilag, bOorpeo Otlaboma o9
Snoian 5erritorp bill blipe inoz
lemnet Union iom Stat, og oct
bill blipe oberlaot 9(ri8ona og 9iep
Werico ielb at afgere, ON De bill
inolemmes iom en- Stat eGler life.
0ette Spprssmaal, iom bar peret
fremme oper Iets 9(ar bill MI for
nooentligt blipe afiluttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
@ia Og 6er 6(an0t can0smdn0


gaftor HooboIm, tioligere
preit for Den oanlfe 8irfes Wlenig=
beo 5reospille, Sa., bar iflg. .@bi.
pft." moota9et aal0et til preit for
Iamme Samfunos Menigbeo So
ton.
paft. 6. SEMEN Go5uo,
ligger for 5ioen meget fpg / fit
6jem, og lloiigterne til Selbreoelie er
life lpfe, ifriber .Oann.". Oet er
oen frpgteoe ngrigbts oiseaie", fom
bar naaet oct Stadium, oa Nbrernc
life bill arbej0e npf til at boloe
Slimet fra 2unqerne, og ban fiber
meget UNDER ben boloiomme 9amp
for at fao 2uft. San bar jo bpret
Ibg bele 8interen, men inotil for en-
lt9e iioen tun6e ban en0nu gaa oms
firing, ifgnt ban bapoe pnot oeo at
fda Guft og ilet life ftnbe taale at
ligge neO, bbao ban bd be1er life
ian MI.
- Stu6. t6eol. 6alboan
6elpeg, Sgn af qreiten ST. 9et=
beg, ifal bere 29rer OanIf peo
en- usgerieifole", fom Menig6eoen /
6drtfor0, Conn.,, dgter at fette /
Sang til Suli, og iom itul bare peo
/ to Maaneoer.
Den oanite &irfes
u drs o De. 9en oanite &irfe
aabneoe fit 2tarsmeoe Onsoag 5or-
miooag, Den 6. SUM-. Maniitee,
Mih. 2tf itemmeberettigeoe 91eo=
lemmer bar meote 50, = 25 YrQs
ter og "A 9elegdter. Smelem 16O-
170 8Giter bar 5orbejen in0melote
til W}eoet. Som Wteoets @mbe63z
memo pulgtes: OroItbrer, qoitor
a. @ierup; 6jplpeoroltbrer, poitor
6. Sdnien; Setretpr, gditor 6.
SnuoIen; 9j9lpeiefret9r, paior g.
'Hasmusfen.
$ 6ormdnoens Q(ars6eretnino
meooeltes blon0t anoet iflg. n0annce
pirte", at Serieffole bar peret bolot
pad 50 Steoer meo 1866 Bgrn DC
70 2erere.
Qer0agsTfole bar beret bol6t paa
40 Ste6er meo 1927 9prn og 81
2arer, oe Spnoagsifole Sc Steber
meo 2919 9srn % 235 29rere.
Der finoes 5188 biora9noenoe
Meolemmer / Samfunbet "a
1o,737 fonfirmerebe Meolenmsr.
Sif Samfunbet bprer 125 Wle=
nia6eoer, praoiteptaoIer ibereg=
net. = s 9farets 2pb er oebt 1874
Born og fonfirmeret 457.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
NEW HOMES IN THE WEST.
Shoshone Reservation to be opened to
Settlement.
CHICAGO & NORTH -WESERN R'y
Announces Round Trip Excursion Rates
to All Points JuIy 12 TO 20:

Less than one fare for the round trip
to Shoshoni, Wyoming, the reservation
border.
The only all rail route to the reser-
vatiOn.
Dates of registration July 10th to 3lst
at Shoshoni and Lander. Reached only
by this line.
Write for pamphlets telling how to
take up one of these attractive home
steads.
Information, mans and pamphlets
free on aequest to w. B. Kniskern, p.
t. NJ, Chicago, Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
Supen om Neserinss= Snipcftion
De itorc Slasterier iiftert.

&omiteen, iom bar 8eozSnipee@
tion=2open unoer 8ebanoling, bar
i Samrdao meo graiiOenten err
flaret, at ct 2opfOrfIdg ON en- gem
nemgribenoe llnoerIeaelle al Slag=
teriernes prooufter og Metooer bill
blioe beotdget.
gepreientant Senrp of Gonnectis
cut erfl9reoe, at 2oben pilbe fdd bdaz
oe Neb og &lgr. Speafer Cannon
fagoe, at oen piloe ffifte Col og
9ino lige mellem Sorbrugere, Slag@
terierne o9 8pagopor9ttere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
Npe &rigsifibe ior &nslanb.

Ruslanos Resering bar unber
Ooerpejelie. ON oct fal laane 200. :
100000 gfubler til 8bgning af nbe
&rigslti6e. pengene lfuloe Iaanes |
England og oct babe 9lntal Stibe
Iaa bpeges paa engelite @erfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
Oli fnnoen ner 9incoln.

petroleumsfiloer Ifal bore fun0ne
en- ca. fire Mil Sbopeit for 2incoln,
yebr. Sagtpnoise mener, at a;Is
oerne bill betale iig Slere aompags
nier bar begbnot at bore | Omegs
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
9ampifibsnOtits.

Dampitibet Limited States" afsit
fra gep Yort b. 7. Suni meo 1900
pasiengerer; oe ileite af oisIe BIZ
ile. Meooelelie fra Seano. .=9(m.
2inies aontor operpare Song 9aas
tons aroning | Sronbjem 5. %.
Suni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
6ruiom 3ehanoline.
Song 9eupolo % aOnsOltaten.
Gn bjempenot M ione r
fort9ller ON baarrejs
ienoe 9ru beoer.

Btd 9telp Jptt Hleooeies uHpel
10. os.:
qait. R. s.. IasIan, Der bar
paret presbpterianit Misiionar pau
DeitfDiten af 9tfrifd 40 Qlor og mn
lig er dnfommen til 8pen paa Wlaje=
tic, fort9ller ON utrolige 9ruiombe
Der, Wlis6anolin9er og 8rutdlitet.
!Sans WleooelelIer dngaar Congo
Grse State, Song 2eopolos og lite,
fom aIminoelig onta9et, 9elgiens
Gienoom. Misfonaren fortaaer ON
afitaarne S9noer og grer og ct
ian0t 9arbari, iom lIosbes af Song
9eopolOs Soloater og beres bbioe
Sfftsrer.
IS OisIe Dele af aonaOltaten er
8efoltningen dftaget 9oot og bel
75 psf. De fiOite 20 gar", iag0e
Or. NasIau. oe troos aeopoIos
Jorfpg paa at form 8efoltningen
paa ANDRE Ggnes gefoItning bil
ben Iorte Race aoneos Snore bare
pRientlig forIbun6en | 2sbet af De
nGiie 20 Qlar, oerIom GibiliIation,
% oa farlig Den beIgiIte Hegering,
lite itdnoier oct 8arbari, for bbils
let bpi0e Wenneifer er oirette an
iodrIige." nGbicatling" er aIminoe
lig, men Den Sldqs giifning er
miI6e Struffe / 5or6olo til fere
andre.
rasopolos 1000 forte Soloater
rOoalgtes paa @runo af oeres iters
te gegemsbpgning", idgoe Or. gas
iau pioere DE er 9uifem9no frl
9oftelanoet og 6a0er Ribr' zStams
men. fOm oe er fat ober for at ofs
fDin9e Dem 3ribut. nabnlio Rubs
Der. Soloaterne er itationereoe paa
20 eller flere Stdtioner unoer bpioe
Sfficerer, uf bpilte fun faa bar 6aft
nogen milit9r llooannelie.
Oct forores af bper aanosbh,
at Den en- bis 3i0 ftal Tfaffe ct
beitemt apantum Rubber. Ofte mda
De unoertrnfte Stammer fenoe oeres
apinoer no at Iamle g1ubber for
a! tilfreositille 2eopolos gororinaer.
n0eriom oct foritrepne apantum
lite ino6ringes, faa cen elfer flere
perioner en- 2lrm, ct Ben eller tt
Tre itoaret af iom Straf. Ofte
bliper ilere perIoner or9bte, ia ser
er 6unoreoer af 5ilfaloe, 6por Sne=
fe af Menneiter er blepne mproeo,
en- enfelt aanosbD.
Barre enonu er De llforItammets
beoer, iom prattiieres af baaoe ce
bbioe OiFicerer og oeres forte Col
oater, Soloaterne bar oeres aoz
ner paa StatiOnerne, men poa &ols
leftionituer meotager De fra Dc
bialpelsIe Stammer mango abinoer;
SGores og Msores proteit beIpares
meo Oso og pinsler. Oe ulptfes
lige apinoer bar oa fun 8alget imelr
lem Oeo og oen elenoiee 5ilbGrelie.
iom benter Dem bldn6t oeres Gros
brere.
en tbif Sfficer loo en- af fine
aoner = sanite ung bar bun =
binoe til en- pel og pilte meo 5loos
beite6uo. Sele glatten boIotes bun
bunoen. Den fslgenoe Dag blep
Gaarene cperimurte meo 6onnino,
% iadlebes fto6 bun ben branoenoe
Gol, o9tfet meo Bier % andre
Snietter. Om 9lftenen fTog oen
tbife Officer benoe libel.
.S en- 2anbsbp, fom life hoboe
lebsret fulo 9ribut at Mubber, blep
olle Sno6bggerne mbroebe meb ltnos
iaaelfe df ct 0uiin 8binoer, fom
bellere maatte p9ret 6eoe."
Sra Den eneeIiftalenbe @erbsn,
iioer Nosfan, maa SoiaIpen fomme.
0an anbefaler osn geboaelfe, fom
Iebes af .. 6. Morsl I Gnelano,
po fiaer, at man trbst fan ftole paa
@eretningerne fra oen eneelffe aons
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
rem unoer 8p9ningens Rutner. 81
blep begge taget ultaot no.

rem unoer 8p9ningens Huiner. 9e
bleo begge taget uitdot no.
Sad fuloit9noig bapoe 5ornds
boen rebet meo Jig alt, at 5drmers
life tunoe Finoe iaa meget iom en-
9stte af lit Snobo, oa De ltuloe for%
Iege at malte fine lepenoe aser.
Wiqiam Sonas, en- beli itadenoe 5ars
mer, iom ejeoe let's 9Osne og Bug
oies, fanot bare ct 9jul at belle
gognitellet.
5elefonforbinoelIen er fremoeles
afbruot meo ct. Soiepbs gtio9e og
Sto0oaro iumt peitre Coon 9alIep
0iitritt, og oen bill life fomme
Stano paa flere Oage.
8iroqua, Weitbb, Meloina og
Sparta flap 5ornaooen. gberne
Coon 9alleb og G1aIeburg bar lige
/ oens 0ei.
Oct bar en- itor Qbffe, at 0dnli96t
2imiteo pdd burlington 8anen meo
200 pasIagerer, Iom ituloe fra Gbiz
cdgo til Ga grosle, blep fld9et |
5ioe; elters piloe set gddet Iiee neo
/ Soon Greef. So6n Mi[ler, en-
Farmer, opoageoe oct Iaa betios, at
fan tun6e odrifo.
sra gteenab, Wis., meooeIes unz
Der s. Suni:
Gn 5ornaoo git oOer oenne gp
/ @aar 2lftes, iom tog 5agene df
9Dgninger, poelagoe 2aoer og min
ORE gpgninger, rptteOe 5r9er op
meo Rooen, poela9oe 5slefons og
slettriite 3raaoe og IenfeOe 9pen
i Wiprte. 6oert eneite 9inou pda
g9elt NisconIin QtDenue meaem
G6ur9 og Main Streets bleb tnuit.
1atet er iterit / 8iitrittet mellem
Commercial Street, Wisconiin Q(pe=
nue og Hegerinsens 9anal, 6por
Fqbriterne itdar. 3aget bl9ite at
&c Starts @lobe 9Sabrit,
ligeleoes paa arueger & 2odmans
Gabrit, 9ergTtroms 0ognFabrit og
Wing So. iamt 8. s. SesperIon5
6td6lisIementer. Sronten bleite neo
paa Steinecte Saloon, 8lairs Srptz
teri pg 0ailp Neps" 5rptteri. Sors
naooen e0elagoe aloeles Riperiioe
Bart. 5oreit 2(oenue, gleenabs
imutteite HeIioensgaoe, er ufremtons
nIelig for oprptfeOe 5r9er og anoet.
st 5oroenpeir meo iterf Storm
gift ober Dpoeend og Sme9n og
betpoelie Staoe for 6ors
merne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Jul aongo. 9an bebrejoer oen
belsiite gegering o9 flyer, at 5ors
boloene 0erinoe er zen Stam for
Gipiliiationen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
Ooeloeeenoe Storme.
Slere Menneifelip saar tabt.
og Wlinneo o t
biemfpges al SornaOos. 8.

1
Sra 2aGrosie, Wis., meooeles D.
Is. SUM:
3ornaooen, iom biemIpgte Wisz
coniin og WtinneIotd, bapoe en- iters
re RGftepio0e, emo forit antdget.
Den git oper Dele at Ga Grosie,
Utonroe og 8ernon Counties /
Disconiin og 9ouiton Gountp /
Minneiota, og iets Wenneifer blep
ialt or96te.
0alpor S. 6alOorion, ner Stoos
baro, fom 6lep tipsfarlig iuuret, er
oeo.
Ner Caledonia, Wlinn., bleb Wlrs.
qeter Mener og TO Born orabte.
Nar Nortb Brand, Wlinn, blep
Mr. Gneoabf, Sr., orabt.
2lnorew 8. Olion, nar Nort6
9ran6, Minn., bleb Orabt al 0hnz
neOla9 un0er oct iamme llpejr.
De Steoer, 6por 2oelaggelIen bar
itsrit, bar Rortb Brand, fiib Cafe,
@noming, SunriIe og 9inopooo |
9RinneIotd og Stoooaro, 2eon og
Ga Grosie / Wisconiin. ~
Staoen paa Gjenoom gaar fra
sRort6 Brand og Heno, Is Ulil ma
for Ga GrosIe pad WfinneIotd SD
Sen af D2isfsiippi. ooer til 8pen
Qeon, Monroe Gounb paa 9iroqud
= Sparta Q(foelingen al Wilpautee
9dnen. 2It for Stoooaro ble0
9eboeliesbuiene tilbprenoe felgenoe
soela9t: Goipar6 5pet, Mrs. Snf,
Mrs. Clettd peterIon, peter Qe=
tsrIon. 6alpor 0alDorIen, 9uopi9f
S6ecf, G6arles Ginf, earl S6ecf,
8iIiam qDehling, Sulius @raute
pg William Sonas.
9orndooen | 2eon fbnes at bare
beret en- ierIfilt Storm. Den be-
ebnote nemlig al $50. IL Slime
tioli0ere emo paa oe andre Steoer.
Den be9nnote 10 Nlil fbo for 9nen
og git til en- MiI noro for 9pen oper
en- gre6oe af $50 500.
st Regnltpl tom efter 3ornaooen
ca trueOe meo at poeleg9e Sernbane=
linierne peo Misiisiippi gfiper.
Yefoltningen 5ornaoOs0iitrittet
git for Stoooaro / Mlonroe eountp
iioo Gaar uoen 6jem, uOen Areds
turer. uoen Wlao. giegnen site neo,
og oe bdp0e intet 2D, meoens mdn=
|qe al oem laa iddret Ruinerne al
iine !oiem.
Gn 9ialpetomite blep itrats odns
net | Ga 6rosle, leoet at Sl9gtz
ninae os @enner af De lfaoeliote, og
en- bel Del Niao og 9l9oer bIeo
ienot oerben. De er enonu uoen
9b; men oe bigger MI miolertioige
0ptter, iaa blot De faar gag oper
S0pbeoet.
0et frugt6are 5armoiItritt pda
ct. Soiepbs giioee og ben peitre 9el
af 6oon 8alleb ier isrgelis no efs
ter Stormen. gidar man fer Does
l9ggellen, ton man unores oper. at
life mango flere Wennelfer omfom.
Salpor Salporlen, iom blep lipss
fdrlig iaaret og iioen oeoe, iao / lit
6us, oa Sornaooen fom. 6an blep
bl9it no af 6uiet og baaret af Store
men Oper 200 500 pg taitet neo paa
9eien. s 0uiinpis af 9uIe blep poe>
laste og fulot | gfuiner omfrins
Beboerne.
Sber eneite @inomele Oiitriftst
ner Stoooaro blep ebelagt pums
perne blep preoei Stpffer, os bpors
ean man ifal fda 8ono. bliber ct
olpcrligt Spsresmaal. Store Shit
fer Sarmmaifineri bIep baaret iaa
Iianet b ori, at man life fanot Sem
Ddgen efter. Gn .5elefonleoning /
en- MiIs 2engoe er aloeles forfpuns
oct.
| ReoningsfelIfabet fanot en- 9pinoe
ca benoes Barn be9rabet | 8eloe-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
DOLPHIN RECEIVES SEALED ORDERS
Will Leave Navy Yard To-day, for Cuban
Waters. 1t Is Believed.

Orders We're received yesterday by Lieutenant
Commander Webster A Edgar, of the United States
dispatch boat Dolphin. 20 have his ship ready 10
sail at O'Clock this morning. under sealed orders.
Upon what special mission the Dolphin is bound.
whether it to Cuba TO some other point, no
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard could tell yes
terday.
After the recent naval review the Dolphin was
sent TO the navy yard for six weeks for extensive
repairs including the cementing and painting of
her huh above the waterline. Her sides now
badly spotted where the paint is chipped Off and
her boilers are said TO be out of condition. All
hands We're put 10 work coaling ship yesterday and
stores hurriedly put board.
The Navy Department is assembling all its avail
able cOlliers in these waters and putting them in
condition for immediate service. The Nero which
was on the rocks of Block Island has been patched
up and brought 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
the work of repairing her is being rushed. so that
she can be sent 10 Lamberts Point. Virginia where
the collier Leonidas is now taking on coal, to be
sent 10 the American naval station Guantanamo,
Cuba The collier AbaTenda is also at the Brook
lyn yard, being made ready for service and the
with a full supply Of fresh provisions.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
FERRARA PLANNED TO TAKE HAVANA.
InsuTgent General Writes That He Was
Stopped by Mr.. Rooseyelt's Letter.

Colonel Charles n. Agurre, head Of the Cuban
revolutionary junta, received yesterday a letter
from General orestes Ferrara. rebel commander in
Santa Clara province. who was encamped at Los
Egidos. about three-quarters OF a mile from the
city Of Santa Clara. with three thousand men
General Ferrara writes that he expected 10 unite
with General Pine Guerra and General Loinaz del
Castillo ana take the city Of Havana He was
halted outside the city of Santa Clara by informa-
ton that President Roosevelt had appointed com
missioners TO settle the troubles
The general refers TO this the "amiable inter
vention OF President Roosevelt" He SAYS that the
Governor Of Santa Clara had already begged for
suspension Of hostilities, which General Ferrara
granted General Ferrara continues:
We as well opponents. want peace. but
il must De based on justice. We will tolerate
minority Of the people would be benefited We
want the benefit 10 be general If the peace COM
mlssloners should impose a solution Of the
contest that would not be for the general benefit
II would temporarily stop the revolution but the
germs would remain fructify at a period in The
near future. Apparently the American commits
soners have compelled the chief Of the bandits 10
suspend hoEtllities. The Americans want 10 force
Palma into an honest solution of the trouble. The
crimes of which his administration already has
peei convicted believe the commission viii find
sufficient 10 cause any country rise in revolt.
think the commission ought 20 give the right
10 sustain contention. Government. which
should be ethical institution. has degenera ed
under Palma into a society of malefactors.
If cannot prove charges are ready
the present government, which is odious as that
OF Spain.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
NO SUGGESTION OF OPEN DOOR.
Rumors That Powers Are Exchanging Notes
on Cuba Denied at Paris.

Paris. Sept Examinations contained in dis
patches from London to the Continental press TO
the effect that the powers were about to engage
in negotiations with the view Of taking united
action TO induce the United States TO recognize
the principle Of the open door in Cuba in case
Of an American proteetorate or the annexation
OF the island finds no shadow of confirmation
here On the contrary. the Foreign Office says
specifically that nothing of the sort has been
suggested from any quarter. The government
Of France assumes that the United States is
acting in perfect good faith. with the sole object
Of restoring order, and is thus replying 10 the
inquiries Of the French merchants who are
manifesting anxiety about their status should
Cuba fall under the domination of the United
States Nevertheless, the French government
also assumes that should the United States find
il necessary 10 intervene and annex the island
there will be no discrimination against foreign
commercial interests
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
MUTUAL MEN UNEASY.
FE4R MORE DISMISS1LS.
Report That Detroit Manager Re-
fuses to Support administration.

Frederick o. Paige, the Mutual Life's general
manager in Detroit. sent yesterday, it is said,
a somewhat pungent letter 10 President Pea
body declining to promise that either the writer
or his agency force would support the "admin-
istration" ticket. Unless the companys agency
committee should completely change its meth
DDS and actions Of the last few days, the dis
missals of general managers in addition to Mr.
Paige and Herbert N Fell are looked for at
to-day's meeting
II learned last night that at least half
a dozen managers. including Messrs Paige and
Fell. had been asked TO call at Mr.. Peabody's
Office this morning before the meeting and def
nitely 10 declare for or against the "administra-
ton ticket.
Certain managers discussed yesterday plans
for a reform meeting of managers and agents
to-day.
President Peabody and yice-Presldents Nc
Clintock and Dexter held a long conference yes
terday on the question Of the revolt by the man
ayers. which seems TO grow in volume the
result of the agency committees drastic tactics
Mr.. Paige in his letter to President Peabody
II Is Said ~oSArte that Ions tnr ~AEoCrrrrdy
trustees remain the board IT will be i'm
possible for the agency force to continue writing
even a normal amount of business Colgate
committeeman deny the assertion that many of
them view the third ticket with favor.
1t is said that H. H. Rogers, the most prom
fnent member of the agency committee Is
mainly responsible for the company's attitude
toward recalcitrant managers. Mr.. Rogerss as
sociates on the committee are Messrs. Peabody
and McClintock. William H. Truesdale, Julien
tt Davies Dumont Clarke and William p. Dixon.
Cable dispatches from Paris yesterday that
Samuel Untermyer. chief counsel TO the interna-
tional committee had been compelled to aban-
don az impractcable a Continental policyhold-
ers' meeting revived the rumors among insur-
ance officials that the international committee
was on the eve Of dissolution
Counsel for Robert A Granniss appeared before
Justice Bischoff in the Supreme Court yesterday
and asked for a bill of particulars in connection
with tho Mutual Life's suit for S117.500 against
its ex-vice- president. Justice Bischoff instruct
ed counsel on both sides TO file briefs.
The Equitable Life yesterday paid a 100000
policy on the life of George B. Lessig. banker
and manufacturer of Pittsburg. The policy was
issued IN 1899 and Mr.. Lessig had paid SS7,095 80
in premiums
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

The mediators called TO the attention OF the
Cuban administration the status of the peace
negotiations with the Liberals and Insurgents
The conference adjourned at IL O'Clock to-hisn'
To be resumed tomorrow. The peace terms pio-
posed are known to be against the government
The visit To the palace of the American Io''
lnissioners was therefore not particularly pie"S-
ant Upon departing. Secretary Iait saio ''i1''
the conference had resulted only in exchange OF
opinions and that another meeting was neces-
sarv The big doors of the palace closed as
usuaI at II o'clock but the President and the
members of the Cabinet remained in conference
until long after that hour
Secretary Taft. fearing the disturbing effects
of the landing of American troops. has decided
against such step, and instead he has ap-
pealed to the leaders of the insurgents TO fur
nish guards for American property.
\ messenger has arrived at the legation from
the Americans in the Manicaragua Valley. say
ing that five hundred men of the force under
Guzman have looted a number of stores, and
that anarchy prevails They ask for protec-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN POET

Dover. Sept "a 4 p n-Arrved. steamer KroonIa15 ~,
rud. New York FOR Antwerp (aud procesJa5I941 Dox
Hamburg. sept 22-Arrived. steamer Eaiss-i-. A..
Victoria Ger. Etuser. New Lsls
Cherbourg sailed, Batavia fC;e-e az
Bremen. Sept %, p ul-Arrtved stearn. v,-,.s-,.,
Crosse Ger Bleeker. New York via CherboTrr oe
Gibraltar Sept "a , n-Sail-d steamer P-i1Sssss -
Ger Dannenann lfrom Genoa and Napss1 NaS
HavTe ssPJ 2-Arrived steamer Hudson tF'r,. La Pa,
Hull sept 2-Arrived. steamer Idaho CBr) 1oy.-,s,.
New York. -<- --o'e4lase,
Sagres Sept 22-Passed steamer Tor,b.~., -
Orengo. New York for Naples Genoa N'All'
Antwerp sept sailed, steamers Mohawk
New York; Border Knight (Br) Duttor New W. - i'@
swansea sept -1-saLed. steamer Chicago CIV ~,
Barbados sept 22-Arrtved. steamer Trni5a5 - ,,-,,
ialns, SeN ASrh: sailed steamer Bash (Brl tiaSnay
Leth. Sept 2Arrtved. steamer Sikh (Br) Atkfpso ~
York. >-~'Ol' New
Lizard sept 23-Passed. steamers Prous.h.r o.
Tholen. New York for RAMSAY 1I3-, NTI'1.I'
New York for Rotterdam Hamburg. "a 10 = len
la Bretasne tkr). Neriynde New York So- go a H.
Vincent Z v sept ARRIVED steamer tsorf,1 -,
CBr). LOwrey. New York FOR Cape Town a. c9stls a
Naples. sept y a m-Arrtvsd. steamer AroItk. &C.,
DeInpwoh New York for Genoa ~ saiIs5 s+ Ger.
Calabria tEr). CoverIey New York ~-'eN' steamer
Perrin. sept -S-Pessed previously,
and Manila ' i0r Ceou IiolO
Christiansand. Sept 2S. a nl-Arrived st.s-,.- o. =
dam, Hernpel. New York for Copenhag@+, N'osr II
Gambia sept 2-Saied. steamer Dora (A1stI ,-L,,
Grora MaTseiAes. etc). New York -HsieS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BOYS LEGS CUT OFF BY TROLLEY CAR
Dodged One, Struck by Acknowledgement
Escaped at Full Speed

Abraham Cohen. eleven Years old. Of No. Is East
18th street, was run Sown BY a south bound Madi-
son avenue cay at llltn street last night and both
ms legs were cut OF According the police the
motorrnen OF Two cars. north and south hound
left The little fellow dying the tracks and sped
away The Lad was taken Harlem Hospital and
- not expected live
Acco ding 10 The >police and other Witnesses the
Doy started 10 cross the from the easr 10
ule West s-de- The cars Were approaching al high
speed rom opposite directions. The bov dodged
N. uoiln bound car, buf was knocked down bv The
DtLLcI- 1ne police say both motOrmen turned an
ne power and rushed fun speed An erfort
was made 10 IND Them but lp 10 rnidniCht tEe
numbers Of their cars had not been learned ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
UNDERvALUAT1oN OF GEMS ALLEGED.
Examiner of Precious Stones Says Mistake
VIII be Rectified.

Because o. an alleged undervaiuation OF gems
consigned 10 Edward Van Dam. a Ispidary of City
Han Place, an investigation ~ in progress by the
Treasury Department. General George W Nindf
who is the examiner OF precious stones for this
port, WAS away on his vacation when the under
valuation is said have occurred.
It is a matter which will be speedily straight
ened out By the Treasury Department" said Gen
era Mindil last night. Il know little OF the mat
ter. because the transaction spoken OF took place
in my absence. but do think there is anv
question of wrongdoing
Appraiser Z. l. Fowler refused talk about the
matter beyond saving. The whole matter is in
the hands of the Treasury Department so I can
talk bout it,