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New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
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Washington May 14-president Roosevelt was l''
consultation with several OF mis- advisers to-day on
Tho Rate hin ana the daeIopuents that have grown
out OF the consideration OF that measure IN tns
Senate. At 10 a. m Attorney General Moooy e-e 80
Senator Allison reached the Presidents oiiee @ll %
remained an hour. Shortly after tney Ae.t 49, 49,
White House Senators Clapp and Long ealieu' anu
no 7 N n, ATTORNEY General Moody returned. 20
remain until 4S0 AS result OF the numerous
consultations statement OF the Presidents pos-
tion was given out at the executive once N tne
evening. ,,.a a.
y3eDreeer4attve Kahn Of San Francisco. called 20
ave the President his impressions Of the hfe-
su,ont cttv gained a few DAYS after the disaster
other callers included Representatives CnaFles
b. I.andis Mudd and Dixon; FREDERICK DfiscO.''
r,omuolssioner Of the American Newspaper Pub
l3sbers' Association. and the members OF the
Detroit Baseball Club
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will give a DIN
ner on Thursday. May "a
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Abour People and Social Incidents.

| Mr and Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly ana ns,,-
f"omhy. Elisha Dyer r.. Robert ". 60
Henry Haveneyer. Henry r Godfrey vv,,r -
nIias' VINO was Mrs. Perry Tiffany; Cou1f.-. -
oheiafaesca, who Is coming over % q..-r =
summer with her father Henry A Z, 5-.- 60
Newport. foF the arst time since her Ho--'-' s.' g
James j. Van Allen. who is bound for ~. -. =
club In Nova Scotia.
, Announcement has been made o. The e,,...
of Miss WnhelEnine Stewart CIahIn. d,T,~s.-- n
Mr. and Mrs John ClaGin. 20 C;uvta,-,s =
hirny. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas = r-,,; =;
NO - East 55th street. Miss CIa0f, - @
ueO"t year and half ago at an ente-f.s -
gwen oy her parents az their house No Is 49,
Ington Square North. ana was a brta..-,. '4aa'
wedding last November Of BrIg. 60 a "a
daughter Of Sfr. and Mrs. Herbert g Cs~-t-- e
George A. Legg. Mr.. Kirby is a Ia, -. g
graduate from Columbia and
Francis c Carley and Edward 8 Mev,.,.
party Of men friends 20 Arlslev ,s-,o- -'s 'olt
regular run OF the road coacb p,,.-S p'....S o. IA
suests included Henry Spies Kip. Ira i - -As1
rau - Ihebaud George Leith J. d 49, -
NutheTfuFd. Mr. La Montague. Hugh 1,s -. 4
DaFoeF ana philip Thompson. w Csos,7t -
Grove Bookings have already been 49,. --.a
lD.lseT next year Center Hitchcock WIN - q. -
coach on the first and Albert = CssIl-..s s 10
for the second trip Alfred n yy,-----.l. nas 0
Venture. yesterday o. 1s
m. MP and Mrs Elbridse T Gerry. with tb.,-
ter5' Miss Angelica and Miss NTabs, -, ea's-s
to-day for Europe. and viii renal, - "a.
Juy' when they Will return and so ,, - uaii
'lieir place at Newport. for the rest OF tba s4
The Coaching Club win make It's lone
IN T.Ive o the country seat Of Elbridge = g.
LAKE Delaware. on June 2 where Rob.. - Q:
Peter G. Gerry will entertain the r,e-. - - slt
part In the run The first nieht Nm ~ ,sAl1
M IerTys yacht the Electra y-bl.r - - 9
ancnoFed near Poushkeepsie. The Coz - ?
tahen 20 kingston. and there the parsv - - 2
!. N ll.e morning and proceed to Lake D-1,.,- -
4ne return trip win be made on June 'a's
Henry T. Sloane and Miss Emily slo,r.
Ensiand on Friday, Mr. and Nrs 49, =. - p
"easneFOse leave on June 5 for Europe .
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NTaclay FuII ana M,
otny Bun VIII arrive from Europe to-rno-T1v
Colonel Oliver H Payne. with a PARTY ~ -.
leaVes mere tomorrow on his yacht ADhros1,s' -
80 70 Scotland where he win remain S,s;s F..
tOber. '" ul'l- p
Mr.. and Mrs George Jay Gould are AZ r--,,,
Lodge. their place in the Catslius. '-'-s'
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hammond win t,s,.
session OF their country place. at Rve. n 80
Thursday. where they viii remain tbro,,-E,s ~ -.
Mr' and Mrs George w Vanderbilt have a--,va,
nom BiltmOre. and are at the St Regis
Mrs. Bower Ismay win san from r,,,-,-,.
morrow for New York 20 visit bar ,,.. -
ana MIS- George r. SchieGeIin N-2' az
Frederick N. Lawrence and his daBgb,.- NJ
Foxhall Keene and the Misses FTovlaDd ra-,. -
% e9slT country place at Bayside. Long IgIan =,
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FRENCH GIFT ASTRAY.
Documents for Speaker Canon
Sold as Refuse.
LFrOm Ths Tribuns Rur.,n-1


Washington, Nay l-Becauss some aflcf,I 4,,,
ments from the French Chamber OF D-putis. n.
'snoeo as gift for Speaker Cannon, were sold an
EeE0se at an auction az the GeorsstOvn Crsro~
mouse IN this city, N. Jusserand, the French Am.
Uaasaoof' mas written letter OF complaint to Sec
FetaFy Root. and the agents OF az Ieas, for
branches Of the government are engaged tn ulazlng
an investigation. The documents were reports a
proceedings Of the French Parliament cousiseirz
OF large number Of vCdumes contained in tx1
DOXes' and were offered. Il appears. BIZ Wav a
exchange by the President Of the French Chaute1
OF Deputies to the Speaker OF the American House
OF Representative According 20 the French An.
AassadOF. official documents from Russia, German
and Cuba intended for the United States g0gszr
ment we're offered for sale at the same auction.
The investigation Of the government oflca4
thus far seems to show curious chain Of e.l
cumstances. as the result Of which the dOcumslg
received from France were not delivered. an
finally after remaining in the GsOrgtOWn Cus1l-
House Tor a year, were sold for storage aeco1--s
to Law. The regular exchange Of official doGumslI
between this government and other nations = co
Quoted through the Smithsonian Institution g..
the Library Of Congress. but for cOnyeniencs "a
arrangement has always been that the books sno--s
be cleared at the port Of New York without subs.
Qusnt clearing at the port OF Georgetown, whisa =
business. FOR some reason the valuable books. ).
which the French Ambassador has taken Us
They we're SSSs ad1eS5S Ia FTsSch to the ss
Of the American House Of Repressntatvss - -
were not claimed. Just why the boxes e. LeSAs
were not cleared has not been explained WH9l y,
sale Of unclaimed articles at The custom - -
took place. on April - the boxes GOntallls s- y,
French records were put up for sale a1n9ns s-'
rest The price nrst asked was 2l2 t0r l4e ~,
Ahey were knocked down and sold 1oT - -
trader who took possession OF them llllle-5s-s-s
sold them again for $ Mr.. RenarO, = le,----ts
OF Washington and q native Frenen1a--s s-rt
happened to De at the sale Mr. RenaEa, 1ols.3 -
SheIns ne says 70 save them from destt -
he brought the aIIaiT 70 the attention y - -
French Ambassador. II. JusSerand tn0leAs =,
transaction OF sufhciOnt Importance % orlLs y y
the attention OF the government. IN MS 49,
Secretary Root he recites TIE story OF ene 49,
sale as told 10 him by Mr.. Renard. and CisA -.
i have no doubt that Your EXcelency VII - (.
% direct that steps be taken % preVen. y -
future the sale refuse OF publications. S.es =
presented surely in the most friendly s4l-.- =
American authOrtties''
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FREAKS OF LANGUAGE

While delegation Is a bunch or deleg,. -
emputation Is not collection OF amputates or n
precipitation number of pTecipltates 3 " q
A clOthesline Is a rope 10 hang cIotho - -.
hanging checks a checkline v1oud he 6,S ilS
and eccentric - ""tN E'7tsS
Horsecars are so called because thew ara ,,,ou
by horses, YET no amount OF horse hauling cOnId
make the ordinary radish a EorBera dIsb 'e S"N'A
Though an ice chest Is undeniablv a che., e.
the retention OF Ice, would think cf ofi ~
hair IN hair trunk or zinc in a zinc n1 % storing
While life Insurance provides an indev,r,,,
against the going out OF ones nfe FIRE ins,Irs1e
does not provide against ones Ares going O1,t
Money paid 90 teFryman q feFFiage. bif mon -,
paid 70 = eAxs9A0A 10 not cabbaso-CAica.o New
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Among the notices of hearings on bills beeora
the Mayor there is one concerning a bill "to pro-
wide for boulevard or parkway In the Roro,,oh
''of Brooklyn" The measure is probably CON-
mendable one in its purport. but it's name neesa
amending by the prompt, entire and perpetual
elimination OF the boulevard" That nI-choson
name is now too often applied 10 certain tho.
oughfares in Manhattan and Brooklyn 20 which
IL does not belong. notably part OF Broad,yn,,
the Ocean Parkway and the Eastern Parlxwav
IA ths cases OF the latter two roads, the use or
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
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lFrOm The Tribune bufeau.I
washington, May 14-Lady Durand and MISS
Durand wife and daughter OF the British Anioas-
sador viii leave Washington in the morning for
Tenox Mass where they will spend the summer.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand viii join them there
upon his return TO this country early IN June
The embassy staff will remain IN Washington until
the adjournment Of Congress.
The naval attache OF the French Embassy ana
viscountess De Fararnond the latter the sister OF
Baroness Won sternburg. win sail for Europe early
IN June. and Il is not likely that they VIII return
70 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Professor Albert Henry smyth of Philadelphia
VINO was sent TO Paris by the President Of the
United States. as the Official representot,,,. -, ,r
national government. al the, dedication Of ~.
Franklin statue In that city. on April q and who
delivered memorable grafton and unveiled ,ho
statue. received on that day from the government
OF France. the Cross OF the LEGION Of EIonor
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

boulevard" Is positively incorrect, for they arc
not boulevards. I'm either the primary or sec
ondary. even the tertiary. meaning of that
word. Parkway" on the other hand, Is exactly
descriptive Of them, and is also at once shorter
more convenient and more euphonious than the
Gallo substitutes; and the same is to be said OF
broadway" which has the additional claim OF
having been historic before boulevard" was in
vented. Let have parkways, the more the
better, but no ''boulevards."
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS BETTER.

Mrs Jefferson Davis. who has been iM IN her
apartments az tho Hotel Gerard for a week. vas
somewhat improved Yesterday. Late IN the evening
a bulletin said that there was nO percept ihIe
change In her condition. Hex only survvinn ls,,h
ter Mrs j. Addison Hayes. OF Colorado SPRINGS
Col: her granddaughter. Miss Lucy Hayes. OF Col.
Gted9 Springs, and Jefferson Davis HAYES har
siisnesoIs student az Princeton. arrived ln the
e'S yesterday and were with hsI.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR IN sEATT-'

Seattle. May 1&--JoaGuin Nabuco the -
lillian Ambassador. reached here last nlsn-
a pleasure tour Of the country which VIII e
nate in his departure 10 attend the Pan-An. r
Congress to be held at Rio JaneirO In Jul1-
the party were Vicomte d'Alte Portuguese A
ter; Colonel A. de PedeFneiras. Brazilian 49,
and Harry Bastanelli. the ambassadors sec
Ihe party are guests OF ex-COngressuiln ."
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

We desire 10 remind our readers a0hO are
about TO IeaUe the city that THE TRIBUNE ,oiH
be sent by mail TO any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often Gs
desired. Subscriptions may be giUen to yOWr
regular dealer before EeGUing, or, If more con-
Cenielt hand them in at THE TRIBUNE ONCE.
See opposite page for snbscription rates
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

II is said that a lot of wine stored in San
Francisco was greatly improved in quality by
the earthquake and fire. The incident Is of in
terest TO cOnnOisseurs. and also TO scientists
But IL is TO be hoped II will not be found neces-
sary to emulate the example of Charles Lambs
Cinnamon with their roast pig. and have an
earthquake and fire every year for the improve
ment of the vintage
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

One encouraging Improvement at the terminals
of the Brooklyn Bridge is TO be noted with graft
tude Some of the "No Smoking signs have
been placed lower. where their sanded surfaces
are conveniently available for smokers TO strike
matches on. AS that is the only purpose they
seem capable OF serving. it was sad waste Of
material to have them out Of reach
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
GOVERNOR AND SPEAKER IN sUFFalo'

Buffalo. May lS-GOvernOr Higgins ana sss'N''
WadswOrth arrived in Buffalo to-day WITHIN -
same hour A little later Mr.. WsdsWorA -
phOned 20 GeneseO for his father. Represen.4-,,-
here Tomorrow Roth the Governor and Nr. N.--7'
worth said their meeting here was unintsnuo--
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Her Highness the Maharani of Baroda is de-
scribed being "as pretty little woman as
ever walked down a gangplanlx." The phrase
lacks Oriental color. but for an Occidental ap-
probation it ought TO be satisfactory, and, more
over, it saves the reporter from possible cOmpli-
cations with other fair ladies who have walked
down gangplank'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SENATOR HgYsuRN BETTER.

Wash ngtOn. May Ex-senator Hepburn. Of Idaho
VINO Is III here as the result Of a recurrence
OF catarrhal appendicitis. was reported better to-
night. He spent fairly comfortable dav ana bts
physician stated this evening that his Temperatures
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MRs. MsveR AT 81. PETERssuRa.

So. Petersburg. May 1a-NIrs. Meyer. vie os -
bassadOr Meyer. and her daughter, have -. /,
here. and win remain IN So. PeteTsburs un-1
early summer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THE DAMAGE TO THE NAHuiA.

Venice. May 14.-NIrs. Robert GOelets
Nahma- which May was in collision VIZ ~,
Italian cruiser as the yacht was entering
harbOr here. had her HfebOat stanchions oai---s
and two plates dented- The Nahma prooAlS
repair In q British port.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
PASSENGERS From LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool May 14-The White star Line sis
Cedric. which win sail from this port TOT
York on May IS will take among her pes7-'
Mr. and Mrs, D. G. Reid and Mr.. and NIa' y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

The New Jersey State Agricultural Society
issues call for italian farmhands. There are
thousands of them in this city. trained 20 farm
life. who would prosper nightly II they would
get out of the cOngested tenements.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN 70 ws''

London. May lA-Tho engagement IS auno.ass ~,
Of J. Austen Chamberlain. Chancellor q - =.
chequer IN the BalfouT Cabinet. and @las .'
NIuriel daughter O9 II I. Dundzss q "a n
SNeNlnsh haEnsislEs. now cAisf stac odaoes =
TAllAxs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

The Long Island villagers whose slumbers
were disturbed by ground swels from the scene
of the powder magazine explosion at Bridgeport
ought to feel just well satisfied as If they had
had a real earthquake sensation.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Arriving to-day from Europe on board the Kali
ser Wilhelm II DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

It would be interesting and instructive 70 have
Count Witte explain precisely why it would be
"irrecOncilable'' with the character OF the COun-
Gil Of the Empire for that body to present 20 the
Car any courteous recommendation that pleases
it for either the making or the unmaking of
legislation. The world has strangely misread
the Cars decree establishing a parliament IL
both Council and Douma are not specifically In
vested with the power and privilege and duty Of
doing that very thing.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

John Alexander Dowie may be dying. but even
his enemies will admit ne dies hard and with his
hoots on
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

The Sultan came down as gracefully as pos
sible. and just in time
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Five times has Governor Robert L. Taylor
hddled to Tennessee for the office Of United
States Senator It will soon be time 70 pay
the addIer''
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

1 have In my possession the following de-
scribed animals impounded as estrays, or for
trespass
q one red white face yearing steer, no brands
VISIBLE. with crop OF right ear.
One roam year-old heller, no brand VISIBLE
swallow fork In right ear.
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Spanish Fork Precii ct Pound at 9 o'clock p. IN.
on the Goth day OF Nov 1905.
Dated ut Spanish Fork, Utah County, State
OF Utah, this 10th day OF Nov, 1905.
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NUISANCE NOTICE.

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No 6sls
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land ONCE at
Salt Lake City, Utah, October y, 1906
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of the u y, Land ONCE at
salt Lake City, Utah. on November 20th 1905,
viz: Willlam Jex. NE 1870 for the E1i SW4
SEA; NW!d and NWl4: SEA; Section 20; Town
ship o, 3. II. 4 f., s. l.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz; Herman Snow of Salem. Utah
Henry j Nickel. William Il McKell. Joshua
Brockbank, of Spanish Fork. Utah.
FRANK ID. HOBBS, Register.
A. SAXEY. Attorney.
First publication Oct. II, 1905.
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In the District Court of the Fourth judicial
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Creditors will present claims with vouchers
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First publication Oct. IS, 1906.
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Probate and Guardianship Notices.


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-27
Bids for Wood.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of directors of school district No
"a, at the Office of the clerk, Twelfth
and Trade streets. Salem, Oregon, for
furnishing wood as follows: High
school, 80 cords fir; East school, 150
cords fir; Park school, 60 cords hr;
North school, 40 cords fir; Lincoln
school 35 cords FIR, 5 cords grub oak.
Bids wanted on body fir and large sec
oDd growth. Bids to be opened Saaur-
day evening. July z, 1906, at 7;so p.
m The right is reserved to reject any
and all bida J. Q. GoODALE, JR.,
do'2o-lot rtrt,se Clerk.