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Good For Silver.

New York, Oct. 8. Informa-
ton received today from one of
the most prominent and trust
worthy banking and brokerage
firms in the city, is to the effect
that the supply Of bar silver avail
able for export is reduced to
some 5000, 900 ounces, and that
a rapid rise in the price of silver
is expected such a rise as should
have very large effects on the
states directly interested in min
ing the white metal.
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Government ownership of rail.
roads may be in the platform of
some new party in 1908, but not
in that Ct the democratic party.
All the eloquence of the peerless
one" can not place it there, be-
cause such a plank is centraliza-
ton, and is not democrat in 1906,
in 1908 or in any other year.
Mt. Carmel Register.
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Just Suits Us.

The Pennington HuS tier good
democratic authority for New
Mexico, says in a recent issue,
that "Larrazolo is the very opp)-
site of Andrews whom h will
oppose
We are glad, very glad that the
Hustler gave this information to
its readers, and to the voters OF
New Mexico. Very opposite"
in its true significance cert linly
means a great deal in Mr.. An
drew's favor.
We certainly can't believe that
the Hustler intended to convey
the impression that Mr.. Larrazolo
belongs to the opposite SIX. how
ever very opposite" is very
opposite, leaving sex entirely out
of consideration.
For instance, Mr.. Andrews has
a reputation in the Territory and
the nation as a man who does
things. 'LarrazJlo, we are
told, is the very opposite of
Andrews All right, We are
willing to accept the Hustler'S
statement.
Again, Mr.. Andrews accomp-
liSned more for New Mexico in
his brief career as Delegate to
Congress than all his predeces-
Sors. And
"Larrazolo is the very oppo-
site of Andrews"
Quoting from the Silver City
Enterprise;
What did Andrews accomp-
fish? Among other things he re-
menbered the old soldiers in the
territory, the men who helped
save the union at a time when it
was sorely in need of help, and
secured pensions for $50 of these
veterans.
"Larrazolo is the very oppo-
site of Andrews. "
Another thing, Delegate An
drews was never so busy hlt
that he found time to answer
the letters of his constituents.
When he first entered congress,
he laid down a hard and fast rule
the requests of the most humble
of his constituents were entitled
to just as much consideration as
the richest and most powerful,
and this rule he never broke.
This was a manly stand to take,
eminently just and proper, and
although it took lots of time to
investigate the matters brought
to his attention, the delegate fig
ured that was what he was there
for and that he would allow. to
quote from his pledge to the peo-
pie Saturday night, mo interest
to stand between himself and his
constituents"
And "Tarrazolo is the very OPP
posite Of Andrews.
And next November when the
people of New Mexico roll up a
majority of 8, OOOto 10, 600 for Del
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S,rah R.b.kah Ialg, 80 B. Meets on the 2rd
ltl Iiutaiays ~ each month.
Miss MAUD iluGuEs. Miss Rose IuNNtllN'
Noble Grand Secretary,
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egate Andrews reelection to
congress, his very opposite" will
look like thirty cents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-10-12

Richard Croker is coming home
to campaign for Bryan. Some
thing always happens to the
Colonel just when his prospects
are brightest.
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There is only one thing equal
to Mr.. Bryan's distaste for Rogan
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Sullivan and that is Mr.. Sulliyan's
deep-seated loathing for Mr.,
Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

MONTREAL, May 5.-The Royal Bank OF
Canada has completed arrangements for
the hrst importation OF British gold direct
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
LEEcH. IN MANS THROAT
Physicians Discover that Alleged Con-
sumptive iS Victim OF Parasite
from water.


TUNIS. May 4-(Special Cableeram to
The Bee.)-The physicians report most
remarkable experience in the case OF a
Frenchman who came TO Tunis a strong,
energetic man, and few months after
wards he became weak, worn and thin, the
shadow of his former self The Tunis doc
tors affirmed that he was suffering from
tuberculosis of which. indeed he had all
the symptoms. The patient was finally
examined by Doctor Mantel who looked
down his throat and saw what seemed to
II was nearly as large as the thumb of a
mans hand. The doctor washed the sup
posed tumor with water in which borie
acid was put. and sent the patient away
until the following morning. When the
man returned to the doctor the latter
again looked down his throat and saw
clearly that the tumor was a full grown
brown leech The horrible bloodsucker
was. as the doctor says. bloated after a
meal. DR.. Mantel carefully removed the
leech with an instrument and the thing
has been preserved IN spirits
A few days after the operation the man
became quite cured and is now himself
again. He believes he drank the water
containing the leech in an inn. near the
ruins OF FL Diem. The water was so bad
| that he had TO mix coffee with It.. DR..
Mantel notes that this is the only case
of. the kind that has come under his own
! observation, but medical history Is full
Of instances Of leeches living In men.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
FINDS TRAIL OF THE BEAR
Japan Discovers Evidence that Rus
STA Has Not Abandoned De-
signs In Orient.

TOXIC May Especial CablegTam TO
The Beel-The announcement that the
Russians are projecting a scheme for a
railway between Tashkend and Tomsk il
creating much comment here. and il is
considered that It affords a real indication
OF Russian aggression in that direction.
China and Japan are Thoroughly alive 20
the situation. The prince OF Turkestan
has just arrived in Toxic. He states that
his object IL his own education and the
organization OF his military forces. He
declares that his country Is the direct OBJ
ject Of Russia. With a population OF
800. CO., it does not possess single soldier
Unless prompt and effective measures are
taken. he states, there is no doubt that
Mongolia will pass into Russian possession.
Great disappointment Is felt by the prince
that these questions were not discussed At
Portsmouth when the treaty was signed In
New Hampshire. The prince says that he
had expected that some arrangement with
regard 10 these territories would be made.
He claims that they are nothing but Rus
sian intriguing ground.
In the meantime many reports received
IN Japan show that the evacuation by the
Russian army OF Manchurla is not being
carried out in earnest and there is consld-
cradle feeling in regard to the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
MONTE CARLO is PROSPEROUS
Gain OF Half Million Dollars shown
In Business of Last
Year.


NICE May 5.-(Speciai Cablegram TO The
Bee.)-The Casino at Monte Carlo has had
arecord year The banks winnings amount
TO $4,000 more than last year
The remarkable fact is that. notwitb-
standing that all this money has been lost
by the public, so many of the public should
be winners. Some never lose! True. it Is
but seldom that visitors have the good
fortune Of the young Pole. Count Jean So
bansky' who recently, late in the evening
won some $4,000. from which he made
large present TO woman who brought him
luck.
Perhaps nothing amazes the novice more
than 10 see a punter leave his pile of notes
untouched on the table. The -punter has
won again, and the croupier picks up the
notes and counts them deliberately. spread-
ing out each note in front of him on the
table-replaces them on the winning color.
takes s.. iOO from the packet on his riRht
and again counts solemnly s. 800 and throws
them on the top Of the punter's packet.
Where is the punter? Why does he not
take his money? He has actually. gone to
another table and il punting there also.
VIII he be back? No; and the deal zoe,
on and perhaps the pile is again increased
by another 900
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
ITALIANS UNDER THE BAN
Austria Keeps watch of Ports ON
the Adriatie. FeaFinE Its
NeiEhBoF.

VIENNA. May 5.-(SpeclaI Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Sincs the trial OF the Italian
engineer Comic last autumn the authorities
have been very suspicious Of Italian designs
on the Adriaue.
1t was learned during a recent visit to
Fiume and Pola that no Italian vessel has
been allowed TO approach the latter port
under any preteXt. Three British torpedo
boats which recently ran into Pola under
stress OF weather we're ordered by the
harbor authorities to leave Immediately on
the ground that they might have Italians
on board
The torpedo boats remained. nevertheless
til early morning. when they were obliged
to leave despite the bad weather
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
SERIOUS WARNING TO SULTAN
Disturbance I'm Turkey May he
Followed by Better Admins
tration of Law.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 5.-(speciaI ca
blegram to The Bee. lin some wei informed
quarters here II is considered that the dis
turbanees among the Turkish population at
Erzerum and elsewhere will have a good
effect. The sultan, IL h argued. Is far too
Intelligent not to recognize in these man
ifestatiOns OF discomfort an evidence OF the
desire Of the Turks for better government
and not to attempt 10 meet their desire By
the exercise OF greater care in the appoint
ment Of ofieials and In other ways
There are plenty Of honest and capable
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
SLEEPING SICKNESS IN LONDON
Dreaded Tropical Disease Makes It's
Appearance on Persons Return
Ing FROM Africa.

LONDON, May 5.--(Special CabIegram to
The Bee. 1.-The authorities are investigating
the death of John Mahon, one of the Arst
English victims of the dread Africa.
malady known az sleeping Sickness" which
so far has baf1ed science, and is still
classed as absolutely fatal.
Two years ago Mr.. Mahon was superin-
tendent of the botanic gardens at Entebbe.
Uganda, when he was bitten by the ly
which carries the trypanosomes, OF germs,
OF the deadly disease He was invaded
from an underlined complaint. which proved
after some months residence In England
10 be the dreaded sickness
For the first eighteen months after his
return he performed some light duties at
the colonial institute. After that the torpor
which Is characteristic OF the disease seized
him and he went 70 university college hos
pital for treatment. From the first Il was
known that his case was hopeless. hui
everything possible was done. A man who
saw Mr.. Mahon during the latter stages
Of his illness describes him as lying I'm a
bed In a bright sunlit ward, curled up on
his hight side, his face almost hidden in
the pillow. His cheeks were flushed and
sunken and he was breathing heavily.
His wife, who was present at the bed
side" said the gentleman. remarked 10
me that she had practically lost her hus-
band; 1t was only the form OF him that lay
there although she quite believed that Mr..
Mahon knew her voice. As a matter OF
fact he stirred in his stupor as she was
speaking TO me. Poor MIR. Mahon was
wasted almost TO skeleton, in fact. a
mere mass OF skin and bones This Is one
OF the phases OF the latter stage Of the
disease. Nasal feeding was resorted 10 in
his case from the time the more serious
symptoms began"
Lieutenant Forbes Tulloch has been in
valided home from Eutebbe suffering from
the same disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

men in Turkey, and il some OF them are
chosen TO fill the places Of officials who are
neither the one nor the other both the sui
tan and the people will be the gamers. The
recent outbreaks are certainly serious
warning that even the devotedly loyal and
patient Turks are beginning to be dissatis-
fled with the present state Of things. The
one and only hope Is that those are right
who believe that the warning will be taken
to heart.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

70 Canada and the new Canadian Pacific
railroad steamship Empress of Britain.
which sails from Liverpool on its maiden
trip today will carry In its specie room
the FIRST consignment, amounting to $780, |
600 In bullion. Heretofore such imports
have been made through New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
LONG CREDITS RENDERED
Steel Concerns Win Grant Unusual Con-
ceSsiOnS to Gan Francisco People.
INSURANCE COMPANIES SENDING MONEY
Approved Losses VIII he Paid Imme-
diRteIy in specie or Drafts
which Can ne CRshed
at once.

SAN. FRANCISCO, May 5.-That every
facility will be Afforded the builders of new
San Francisco by the manufacturing inter-
ests Of the east IL apparent by the promise
of representatives of all the allied compa-
niles OF the steel concerns. The officials of
the Santa Fe, Pacific Mail and American
Hawaiian Steamship companies have stated
that no scarcity OF structural steel will de-
lay the rebuilding OF the city. Structural
steel is to be furnished San Francisco for
the next three years as fast as It is needed,
faster than It can be riveted together in
the frames of the buildings that are al
ready being planned. More than that. the
promise is given that credits on past BUSH
ness will be extended and payments on
new orders may be deferred to the longest
limit TO which individual builderc can
Iegitimateiy be entitled.
Money will not be wanting 10 back up
the building operations now about to be
energetically taken up and the insurance
money. exceeding $3.50, 1000 soon TO be re-
leased in the community will go for long
way in helping good work along
Insurance Companies send Cash.
A large amount Of money already be-
ing forwarded here by the insurance COM
panies of the United States and Europe to
meet the immense losses they will have to
pay. Many Of the companies have. II Is
said. decided to reimburse their clients
with spot cash at their offices or with
drafts as good as coin here and thus avoid
the delay that would ensue II bills OF ex-
charge we're issued on eastern or foreign
money centers.
In every section OF the city the relief
work Is now going on without a hitch and
nowhere, as far as could be learned, was
there any real distress.
Some anxiety is still felt over purity of
the water supply. City Chemist Gibbs said
yesterday that samples OF water taken
from the taps at various points about the
city were found to be so full OF bacteria
that sewer pollution was indicated A
! laboratory was established At the State
university for the analysis OF the supply.
In connection with the recent boycott
movement on China 1t is interesting TO note
that the China, sailing for the orient today,
il taking shipment of loo tons Of hour.
This is the FIRST -four shipment Of any
note to be sent from here to the orient for
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
Freneh Troops An Garri.op.

PARIS, May 6.-At cabinet council to-
day War Minister Etienne announced that
the troops assembled here for May I had
returned to their Earrisons.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28

NJ II. Bear. son of Hartz Bear, of this
place, in the shoe business in Baltimore
many years, recently occupied his new
place, I'D east Baltimore street, and the
SIM says further
When the great fire destroyed his hand
some establishment at Charles and Balti.
more streets he took temporary quarters on
Baltimore street, near Howard
The entire building of three stories is de
voted to shoes. The interior Is handsomely
appointed and the fixtures are up to date
The Western Maryland Laundry
Company, incorporated by MessrS d. d.
Price, w. X Edwards, O. r. Rice, II.
b. Colburn, James A. Taylor, T. J.
Price and John f. Taylor, all of this
place, has purchased the building for
merly occupied by the Frostburg Illumi-
mating and Manufacturing Company
with the intention of establishing a
laundry. 4 100 horse power DO Ter, a 30
horsepower engine, and complete
equipment of up-to-date laundry ma
chinery are contemplated. The build
ing also will undergo material repair, SO
that by the middle of August the com
plny hopes to be able to announce readi
ness to take in Washing" Webster X .
Edwards will be the manager.
Supplies already in town for natural.
gas extension to and in town. The com
oany West Virginia CentraD-one au.
thoritv states, will be doing business
here within three MONTHS
A charter was issued Tuesday to the
Pennsylvania and Maryland Electric
Railway Company for road from
Somerset, ria Berlin, Garrett and
Meyersdale, to Salisbury-3O miles
Erelong, it is believed, the link between
the latter point and Frostburg Ii miles
will be filled. This distance, it is re-
liably stated can be shortened to nearly
II miles. Then, with the Belt Line,
Frostburg will be the completest town on
the continent, if not on the planet
y = ton iron safe has been removed
from the electric railroad office at Rey-
n"lds to the Frostburg Office and after
Tuesday all the cXective work not done
here Will he dispatched i'll Cumberland.
All that appears to be lacking now is the
Belt Line.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
Died.

At the residence of John n Layman,
walnut Level Saturday evening,
July 81, 1906, Alice, infant daughter of
Mrs. Alexander Deauell, of Washing
ton, ID. G., last named guest of Mr..
Layman. The little one was months
old.
In Goldheld, Nevada, Thursday, July
10, 1900, Mr. J. Casper Hummer, aged
20 years, son of Mrs. j. G. Hummer, now
on Il visit to her parents i'll this place
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfeitfer.
At his home, this place, Monday
morning, July %, 1906 Mr. Samuel JET.
fries, aged - Years and months. Mr..
Jetfries was Il native of Monmouthshire,
Wales, and with brothers and sisters,
came to this country i'll the early sos
with his parents. He was a Union
soldier of the Civil War, and as a prisoner
participated in and witnessed the Titanic
struggle i'll 1862 of Stonewall Jackson
with Banks, Fremont and Shields from
Harper's Ferry to Port Republic. For
many years he was engaged in the mer-
camille business ON Broadway, diScontiu-
uiug only when his health failed. Sever
ial years agoa stroke of paralysis prostrat-
ed him, and from thence dates the decline
which terminated i'll death. He was a
good citizen, and probably leaves not an
enemy. \ studiouS reader, mainly of
current literature, he kept well Informed
upon all topics of passing interest. His
wife, two daughters Mrs. Hettie Smith,
wife of Prof. \. +. Smith, of Lonacon.
ing, and Miss Eva, of this place, and
three MeSsrs. William, Charles
S, George and 5. Bolitho, all of this
place, are the survivors of his immediate
family. a sister-Mrs. Mary Taylor, of
this place, and six -Messrs.
Jabez, Jethro, and Alfred, of this place :;
Gabriel and George, of Nebraska, and
John, of Montana, also survive. The
funeral was held Thursday afternoon
from the family residence Rev. A. H.
Thompson pastor of First NJ f. church,
and Rev. a. G. Haverstick of Anne
Arundel county officiating The honor
AIRY pallbearers We're John w. Young,
of Cumberland; John Hitchins, of
Carlos; John Jeffries, Howard Hitch
ms, James Hanson and j. b. Oder, of
this place; active Joseph H. Hitchins,
w. f. G.. Hitchins, John +. TAYLOR
George JetfrieS, James \. Taylor and
Frank Jetfries, all nephews of deceased
flower bearers-Thomas Jetfries, George
w. Jeffries, James Jetfries, Owen T.
HitchinS, James Hitchins and William
Taylor. Interment i'll family lot, ALE
gany cemetery.
At his home, Taylor street, about II
o'clock Wednesday evening, July %
1906, Mr.. John Wambach, aged 80 years
He was born In Germany, but had lived
i'll this country since early manhood
Long time afflicted with asthma, hi.
trouble grew steadily worse until death
ended his suffering. His wife survives
James Cross Shannon, SO years old
died at Springfield, w. Va, few DAYS
ago. He was an uncle of Hon. j. b
Shannon, of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
Another Ruling.

The JOURNAL printed a rather drastic
ruling last week, issued by that imperial
section of republican form of govern
ment known as the Post Office Depart
ment.
This week another is current i'll the
newspapers:
to the effect that children going to or
from school are not allowed to take mail
from the Post Office. They must first go
home, and if the postmaster requires it,
must present note from their parents or
guardians.
All right far as it goes.
Only one requirement lacking-that
eff the postmaster" does not require it
in all cases, he shall pay penalty i'll
sum of 5000, same as he should for put
ting letter i'll the wrong hands.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28

The new freight scheme went into eff
feet on the electric railway Monday with
rates said to be % per rent. higher than
by G. x F. r steam line
That Is, the rate is II cents a lOC
pounds from Cumberland to s cents on
the steam road or considering mileage,
an increase of 100 per- cent.
NUimHm charge p cents.
That is, spool of silk, worth ) or lC
cents, % cents to Eckhart.
This sort of thing has set some people
to wondering whether the "ditferential'
has been established i'll order to drive
freightagc back to the G. and p. R., sc
the people can again learn that when
they had good thing they didn't
know it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
To-Day.
The Eagles own the town.

T..tCTTS NV III UHT tOWH.
The officers of Frostburg Aerie, No.
1913 MesSrs. Joseph Bear, worthy
president, and Thomas II. Morgan,
worthy secretary, have sent IA request to
each member to visit the Aerle at 9
o'clock this morning with white shirt
and cap, and dark pants, and take his
place i'll line.
The parade will form i'll front of the
Shea building and move thence down
Union to Bowery street, to Loo, to
Broadway. to Union and thence to
Nogtmau's Park.
Besides over 100 Frostburgers whu
will turn out, large attendanccs are due
from Meyersdale, Pa. Keyser, w Va
Cumberland, Homecoming and Midland
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
New Advertisements.
APOLOGY
FRosrBuRG. Mp, May 26, 1906.

FRoSTBrRG, MD, May %, 1906.
| THE undersigned JOHN PFEIFFER, do
- hereby retract the words spoken to and
about HENRY W. L.EMMERr, to wit:
You have stolen the Constitution of the
Church.
and acknowledge the same to have been
unfair and unjust, and do herewith apollo
gize for the same. JOHN PFEIFFER,
per FERDINAND WILLIAMS, his Attorney.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
Effect of Next Ruling.

Air there any letters here for my
wlmmin folks or children ?" asked the
old man.
None for your wife or sister in law"
replied the post master, "but here Is one
for your little daughter, Maria Euphema
Dulcemonia, but you cant have it until
you 90 home to her and get an order
for il "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Important Matters.

Two important questions will be- pre-
scented to Council next session, August Is
/, Shall paving on Broadway be com
pletcd and
>, Shall the rord from Union street &c
G. aud p X. depot be radically repaired
With several exceptions, it is said
prOperty-owners ON Broadway answer
Hrs TO No. !.
All interested in tcaming answer pes
to No. ,, but some say-"w what's the use
when the b. and o. II. will locate its
goods-landing on the level of the middle
plateau"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28

Ready cash is the one essential, and
when it circulates freely from hand to
hand i'll the discharge of obligations is as
much of II blessing as the gentle dew,
which descends alike upon the just and
unjust. Therefore leash up and
help to make each other happy. Blessed
are those who pay promptly, because
they in their turn shall be paid.-Balti-
more sun.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-28
Public ODiuiOu,

The public health never better than
now.-Dr. T. r. DrNuouiey.
Frostburg is il nice town.-How0rd
LdWreHcc
To-day "Wednesday is clear day.
Weather must have make mistake
Ge0rge H. HyHtpS.