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New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
CONCESSIONS TO CHINA.
Bill ReUiSing Exclusion Lac Intro
duced IN the House.

Washington. April 11.-Representative Denby,
Of Michigan introduced bill to-day making
extensive revision of the Chinese exclusion act.
II extends the operation Of this act ten years
and Incorporates the recommendations OF Com
missioner General Sargent for American in
spectOrs in China under the supervision of the
immigration service and for the reregstration
Of Chinese now in this country. The bill is not
intended modify the basic policy of excluding
Chinese laborers, but, according to Mr.. DENLY,
is attempt 10 find a compromise which shall
harmonize differences with China 1t permits
Chinese residents of this country to go and
come at will under proper regulation in regard
TO return certificates, etc. 1t repeals the pro-
vision of existing law permitting Chinese labor
crs to leave the United States and subsequently
return only in case they have wives or families
or debts due to them in the United States and
which limits their right Of return to one year.
II admits Chinese applicants for the writ Of
habeas corpus to bail, a privilege denied
them. II provides that any Chinaman resident
in the United States and wishing TO go back
to China and then return 10 the United States
may receive a return certificate exhibition
Of his certificate of registration original GER
tificate Of entry and proof of his identity. 1t
repeals the provision Of existing law placing
the burden OF proof Chinese arrested for
being unlawfully in the United States TO show
their right 10 be here
1t repeals specifically the provision in the law
Of 1892. already held unconstitutional that Chi
nese found unlawfully in the United States
shall be imprisoned at hard labor for one year
and then depOrted. It enlarges the exempt
classes beyond those mentioned in the treaty or
1880 to include accountants. bOOkkeepers, bank
ers members Of the learned professions. editors
members of other classes not falling within
the category of labOrers. But il also provides
that il shall be unlawful for any Chinese person
entering the United States a member or an
exempt class to work for gain as laborer.
There is at present no standard by which per
sons declaring themselves TO be students are
10 be judged. The bill explicitly defines the term
student II also provides that Chinese com
ing TO this country from China or the islands ad-
jacent thereto shall depart only from certain
ports TO be designated by the United States
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
PATE DEBATE ENDING.
,ropE FOR 4. VOTE SOON.
Majority in Senate Committed to
Liberal Court ReUier.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

..on April 11L-Senator Aldrich. speak
N+,, n senator Tillman's request that a
ms = vate on the Railroad Rate bill be fixed.
nH ~ - chat in his opinion the important
sH =, this subject would be so far dis
See.'' before the send OF the present week as
Fs'I ,,7e close Of the debate within sight It
e s,,,ef Of the Senate leaders that by the
- next week. q day for vote can be
~ =, and that the final vote will come in
~ g vzeek Of Aasr. always provided that the
'n - Sc not further complicated by the cast
bo-ob into the conferences. which are
w e-r,r,oting harmony on the Republican side
:, the chamher
.o--v Republican Senators who are un-
nc ,,r in their onviction that provision for
-oa5est kind or court review should be ad-
fhe ~ Hepburn bill Twelve Democratic
have also committed themselves TO this
so rhaE a vote tomorrow would
least ffty-two votes for the Long amend
= .-nended in accordance with Mr.. knoX's
es.,ors while there is every indication that
o.-,ert by which all the Republicans,
- the exception Of Senators DoliiVer' Clapp
l,l,o-,. and perhaps two others, will get to-
IN the aule nded Long amendment is i'm
rinent -,
A careful cdnWf@S lo-udS Ao'l0u " 4ON'S-'
i, Renublican who would vote for the Bailey
s,sr,e-. Thena are a few who regard Mr..
p.1.,,s contentious as correct from purely
- roiBt OF view. bat even these do not be-
- il would be expedient for Congress TO exer-
-. ,be mower wtsch Mr.. Bailey contends il has.
- which Senator's Knox and spooner are
.-r.uv certain it does not possess.
NJ spooner VII reply tomorrow TO Mr..
p,us,,s speech Of yesterday. According TO
e.,sto- TiIlmaa. all the important Democratic
,,eAobes viii be delivered this week. Senator
;, Folle1te hassgiven notice that he will speak
-evt Tuesday and. while a few impromptu
r,aecbes may remain 10 be delivered after that,
. ;s believed that on Wednesday or Thursday a
- can he set for the final vote. An effort will
- r,a5e 10 secure vote on the Bailey amend
- first and then on the court review amend
-rs-f when either the amended Long amend
r,s7f or the Knox amendment viii doubtless be
ssarted Than will come the numerous minor
sTsDdn1ents already mentioned in these dis
There were indications to-day that Senators
noTiver and Cl2pp We're making oVertures 10
he Democrats with the hope that they could
ms form a coordination which would save them
Ann complete defeat in the attitude which they
have al along maintained. but, so far as could
n ssCertaineT their efforts TO effect anything
Ike working combination proved fruitless.
Senator Bailey Is understood TO favor any course
n srtion which would defeat majority Of the
Republicans ia the Senate and create party capi-
ial even though il should make il necessary for
hin 10 vote contrary TO his convictions, against
q broad court review amendment; but his own
uartv is SO badly divided and so unwilling 70 aC
CERT his leadership that his partisan aims DO not
seen likely "a succeed
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
WATCH ON ANARCHISTS.
ATTestS of Dangerous Men Expected
Soon.

washington. April 11.-Anarchy in the United
states will be put down with firm hand The
information received by the government Off
chlsts nave arrived at San Francisco and Balti-
more mas resulted in the adoption of extreme
measures to arrest these men. While many
nave arrived in Baltimore and are making that
city their headquarters, number have gone
10 other places, and the police have been asked
TO look out for them. 1t said at the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor to-day that the
Italian government. through its consul at Balti-
more, had furnished the name of one man it
regarded as particularly dangerous and the
immigration officials are making efforts TO capt
ure him. 1t is believed here that he is the
ringleader of the band which has come to this
country through the port of Baltimore and his
arrest is regarded of especial Importance.
Some idea of the character of the men with
whom the department is dealing may be gath
cred from a recent case arising in San Fran
cisco. Within the last month an Italian was
released from prison in that city, and on being
questioned by the immigration authorities
openly declared that if he allowed tc pur-
sue his course he would Kill the President of the
United States The man was taken in charge,
conveyed across the country New York and
deported TO Italy. He would not acknowledge,
however that he was a member of the organ
iZatiOn whose presence here has become known,
although he made the threat TO what he
would do to the executive of the United States.
All immigration and police officials have been
instructed TO watch for Italian anarchists and
the authorities here believe that before long
they will have in custody the men known to be
enemies Of all organized governments.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
FOR BETTER CHINESE IMMIGRANTS
New Station Being Built by Government at
San Francisco.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau J


Washington, April 1.-THE immigration Bu-
raau is Fastening work the station at Angel
Island. San Francisco. with view to providing
ADEQUATE quarters for the large number OF aliens
arriving there. Completion Of the station will
remove one of the principal causes Of complaints
from Chinese visiting this country Those of
the better class, who Though some misfortune
are detained for examination, are forced to stay
in quarters alongside Of the coolies and suffer
great discomfort. The government could make
no other disposition of the better class Of Chi
nese held for detention because Of the lack OF
facilities.
Not long ago an appropriation OF sZoO'oOo was
allowed for putting up new station al anger
Island and this is being built under the
sunorvisiou of a government architect Inc
mans for the station somewhat similar 10
tbasa al Ellis Island The work VIII be COM
rIeted in about a year Under the present reg
iHiettons nj Ellis Island a passenger on a nrst
.laes steamer who is detained by the lmmigra-
t.o, authorities has special rooms at the island
ara is not thrown into contact with the steeTagc
r,asseneers who quartered elsewhere IN the
detention Building. II Is intended 10 carry out
he same Dlan AT the Pacific Coast station. Chi
.,ese of the better class who may be detained.
therefore will have no reason for complaint so
far as quarters are concerned.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
POLICE SH4KE-UP DUE.
to Shift Many to Make
Room for Reinstated Officers.

Police Commissioner Bingham said yesterday
that he would cause a shake-up among the officers
OF his department to-day tomorrow. 1t is partly
due. he said 10 the reinstatement the force OF
two inspectors, four captains and seventeen ser
geants. retired for physical disability by former
Commissioner McAdoO. Commissioner Bingham
viii assign places them to-day Tomorrow.
and the same time Will make many shifts in the
force 20 provide for their resumption OF duty. he
viii not seek cause their retirement again. The
inspectors who return Ebert o. Smith and
Thomas l. Druhan. and the captains Hickman.
Shire Gehegan and Foody.
The report that Police Commissioner Bingham -
TO retire on May brought flood OF letters. tele-
phone messages and personal protests against the
removal. 1t taken 70 be. Most OF The letters
We're complimentary 70 the Commissioner. and pro-
tested that ne had made good that he had
effected many much needed reforms. and that he
should be permitted 20 complete the work he has
begun Well
The Mayor replied to all the letters. aad assured
those who spoke 70 him personally that he has
reason 10 believe that Commissioner Bingham in
tends 10 throw up his place. ana that as far he
the Mayor, Is concerned ne hopes and expects that
General Bingham viii remain AT tina head of Sao
Police Department
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
T. H. GARY TESTIFIES.
Little Difference an Foreign and Do
metic. Price of Steel, He Says.

Washington. April He. II. Gary. chairman
O the board of directors Of the United States
sissl Cooperation addressed the House Com
Hfree on Merchant Marine and Fisheries to-day
relative 10 the foreign and domestic prices of
steel He emphatcally denied that there was
any great difference between the home and the
foreign Price. At present il was practically the
sane Besides. he said the United States Steel
Corporation was selling little steel for shipbuild-
ng abroad
He referred 10 the testimony OF James c. Wal
lace yiee-president Of the American Shipping
Company. given before the Merchant Marine
Commission last sumner in Cleveland. to the
efect thas the United States steel Corporation
vas selling large quantities Of steel plates and
beams for ships abroad for S24 ton. while it
vas charging So for the same material in the
home market. Mr.. Gary declared that this state
nent was not founded on fact. He added that
MS company sold no ship plates abroad in 1905,
on'y enough for one ship in 1904 and none in
l$2 anc 1903 As 10 the cost Of material which
went into a ship ne said. there was practically
no oiherence between the foreign and American
markets. he said that only one-twelfth Of the
entire prodyct Of the United States Steel Cor
l@auon went broad. He pointed out the dis
aoFantas7e of The American manufacturer in
reaching such markets as South Africa and Ar
sTA-lna - compared with the German or Brit
sh NAM racturer, because Of the lack Of Ameri-
een Shipping facilities.
Iheclo5e Justice. Of Philadelphia spoke in
-4'of ~ Ehe subsidy bill
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
GENERAL DEBATE" IN THE HOUSE.
IanSlde3tion of Postofice Bill Reached at
Last

"asitrFtGa. April u.-After nearly ten days OF
ssleFsl debate. with the Postoffice Appropriation
OIL as n" vehicle for the discussion Of a wide
iange Of subjects the House reached late today
it CONSIDERATION of the bin itself an hour having
'sef given 20 the reading Of IT,
'o' IN E@a-~ has there been heard so much talk
" any appropriation hil under the fiction Of gen
- oelFte The House has heard on the bin
80 80 str nlsly aiken up for amendment and pas
- -ere We're "a number Of lively debates
-, b-i l-fiie progress made with the bill
vi M 2 rs-ulLlfe rule.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
THE DEWEY IN PERIL.
Went Adr7ft IN Storm. bat Vas
Sa0ed by the Brooklyn.
From The Tribune Rurenu

washington, April 1.-THE drydock Dewey broke
its low lines in the Mediterranean off Malta and
orlfted in a storm for about twenty-three hours
u' Is now again under control of the vessels which
are towing II. This information reached the Navy
department in a dispatch from Admiral sigsbee
oated at Messina. Sicily. yesterday He said the
brooklyn remained the drydock when if was
hounder1ng about and did not leave 1t until it was
surely IN tow wireless dispatch received by the
brooklyn after leaving the Dewey indicated that
the drydock is proceeding satisfactorily
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
IN BEHALF OF AMERICAN TRAWLERs
Secretary Root to Protest Against New
foundland's Action.

Washington April 11.-Representative Gardne'' oL
the Gloucester District of MASSACHUSETTS, - , 'e
energetfcaIlv in henalf Of the American tra"'ets
who were fined by the Newfoundland authorltles
for fishing on the snore within the three-r r.e
limit He called at the State Department to-o8S
and had long conference with secretary Ho.l
The SECRETARY has undertaken, as soon as MI 9II.
C;ardier has produced the court record, sho"t'I9
under what act the captains Of the VeSseLs WI 100
rested and thf disposition of their cases, 70 ouse
formal protest with the British goverilIelI;; M
only against th5se arrests. put as-iiiS' ''
ance or Newfoundland's attitude
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
..wHITEY" LANeDoN ARRESTED.

George w (''Whitey') Langdon, owner OF me
racehorse Jocund and other racehorses' u ->0' -
81 Johns place Brooklyn was arraigned in the
West Side court yesterday charge OF violating
the automobile law in having two numbers on 'is
machine Mr. I.angdon said that he had purchased
the machine a week ago and yesterday was the
first dav that he had ridden in ii. He had ialled
To notice that the machine had two numbers on ~
Magistrate Barlow discharged him afteF ne Aau
heard the explanation
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
BILLS TO MEET LABoR's DEMANDS.

"esLlilg.on. April 1.-THE bills intended 10 meet
. Ieili-1d ~ labor IN regard 70 curtailing the
1llne7ioG rro7eedin.s We're Introduced to-day by
.Fes'iaatiEg Henry. Of Texas. one prohibits
- courts from issuing injuuctious OF tenn
"a restraining orders without previous reason
Va -1Ae 20 The adverse party This provision
NJ -" IRON 1893 20 1872 when il was repealed
0f eief hil provides trial by jury in all cases
- or -ul--e-l LollempL of court.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TESTIMONIAL TO G. w. YOUNG.

At the monthly meeting Of the board of directors
NJ the New York Maritime Exchange. the officers
,resented an engrossed testimonial TO Gideon W
youue chief of The ship news department. in rec
ignition Of his long service. Mr.. Young has been
tSirtv-thre years in his department. and is the
shin news manager in this city. The gift deco
rated by Ralph a Weed
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

work deserving the support Of all good citizenA
Yours very truly,
Dr. Ernest Richard C. 5CECRZ
Another letter was from Ludwig Fulda. the Ger
man lecturer
After a general discussion committee ap-
pointed 10 nominate officers. and an adjournment
was taken till n week from Friday night. when o
national society viii be formed.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
An Elaborate DISPLAY
Beautiful Baby-Wear.

A showing that embraces every requisite for
the comfort and adornment of infants. Fresh i'm
portations of new fashions and Materials with many
novelties from own designers. Things useful,
things ornamental serviceable things and pretty
things forming bewitching array of
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Dainty Garments

in soft fabrics and coorngs nstinctivey associated
with babyhood. High qualities are linked with
moderate prices while the wide assortment includes
everything from the simple to the most exquisite
conceptions in
Caps, Bonnets, Long and Short Dresses,
Sacques, Long Coats and Short Coats.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

Resolved, That S29 be paid to Jas. T.
Stewart Co., for 80 match boards, Water
department, October, 1906, claim No.
$11 to P. Ginnovan. for one cord 1o~
wood, Pipe Yard, October 1906, claim
$50 to Mackey, Young & Co, for five
chaldrons of coke. Pipe Yard, October.
1906. claim No. 500.
S13 to Daniel Mcdonald, for horse
shoeing. etc. Pipe Yard, September.
1906. claim No 546
sl73 to Library Bureau for cor
July 1906, claim No. 257. ~
1924 to Jas. E. Stewart Co.. for l1irn-
beG. Pipe Yard, October, 1906, claim No.
S138.38 to Bernard Cannon. for laying
cast iron water pipe, Tonnele avenue,
October, 1906. claim No. BIT.
S7S.62 to Bernard Cannon, for laying
cast iron water pipe. Gilchrist street,
October. 1906, claim No 316.
$3.50 to N. Y. & N. J. Telephone Co.
for telephone service. Cont. ssB", july,
August and September, 1906, claim No.
S23.10 to the Evening Journal Asso-
citation, for advertising granting Dluna-
bers' licenses, etc, August, 1906, claim
No. 114S.
i--<-.eSJ ~ lIA observer t0T hudson Co.
for advertising ordinance Reg. and
granting plumbers licenses, etc, August.
1906, elairi No 3S3.
Charge Water Account, A. & q.
Resolved That the sums hereinafter
merti ned be paid to the persons named
respectively, for services rendered as Ia
boreTs on meters for the month ending
October 81. ~ lala amounting in the ag-
gregate to $93G.50.
Resolved. That warrant be ordered
dra wn upon the City Treasurer in favor
of that officer to be deposited to the
credit Of November. 1906 inte@est.
On water .. &19. .635. 90
S6f, 900 7% bonds, due Now
/. 1906 2.135. 90
/. 1918 ....ss. L. 500. 90
S1a 635 90
The foregoing $ch separately
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

X & I'll FORD A CORP ~
st0ss q / rhA S54ie OF New jersey, does
efesy certify taat II has decreased its
l1lta3 stock from FIVE hundred thousand
!sSF lsa0U, ,900) to ten Thousand dol-
4sigS f41il39Dti BY reducing the par value
os ts shares from cne huadred dollars
tal06l t. two dollars 6921, said reduction
ildy.ng been declared by resolution of
be Board Of Directors of said corpora.
ton 10 be advisable and having been duly
and res1farly assented to by the vote Of
at least two-thirds in interest OF the
stockholders (thare being but one class Of
stock) having Voting powers at meet
ing duly called by the Board Of Di-
rectors for that purpose and the written
assent Of said stockholders is hereto Ap-
pended.
The location of the principal office Of
the corporation in this State is at No.
Exchange Place, in the City Of Jersey
City, and the name Of the agent there
in and In charge thereof upon whom pro-
cess against the corporation may be
served Is James Is. Nredenburgh
In witness whereof said corporation
has caused this certificate to be signed
by its President and Secretary and its
wporate seal to be hereto affixed, the
22nd day OF October, 1906.
PARK & TIIFORD.
by FRANK TIIaF'ORD.
President
(Seal.l
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
THURSDAY DECEMBER s, 1906
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ,

at the Court House. IN Jersey City, in
SAID County of Hudson, at which time
and place there will be opened proposals
for furnishing and delivering at the
county Institution, Secaueus, and the
Court House and County Jail Jersey
City, blank and record books, coal, coffee
and spices, clothing dry goods, grocer
les feed, -four, furniture, hardware hois-
cry, ice, leather, lime and cement, iunr
Der, fresh meats, milk. Gil paints and
oils, plumbers and steamftters supplies.
provisions, shoes, soap and starch. teas,
robaecos, vegetabl S. weodenware and
window glass, required to November 80,
1907
The Board viii award contracts to
lowest bidders on each of the items and
bids viii be received for any or all Of the
items ON the specification lists.
Bidders can obtain information of all
supplies required Oh application to the
House in Jersey City, who viii have
printed detail lists OF supplies; also
blank forms Of proposals On or after
November 27, 1906
Contracts for supplies to date from
1907
Each bid Or prorosal must be accom-
panied by q certii9 check payable to
Stephen NJ. Egan, County Collector. or
cash to the amount of ten per cent.
600 of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any OF III bids If deemed for the best in
ter st Of the COUNTY to do.
by order of resolution of Board Of
Freeholders, adopted November 20. 1906.
John z. EGAN,
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

To all whom these presents may come.
Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro.
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous consent OF all
the stockholders, deposited in my Office.
that the
GLOBE BATTERY COMPANY.
a corporation of this State. whose prin-
cipal office is situated at No. Is Exchange
Place, in the City Of Jersey City, County
of Hudson, State of New Jersey (Charles
L. Young, being the agent therein and in
charge thereof, unon whom process may
be served, has complied with the require
rnents of "An act concerning corporations
(R VISION of 1885, preliminary TO se is
sli . If this gertiheats Of DIS o osuti8n.
NOW. THEREFORE,, l. S. .. DIs X
IngSON, Secreatry of State OF fhe STAT
Of New Jerseg, Do Hereby Certify that
the said corporation did. on The twepty.
lrst day of November 1886 file in my Of
flee duly executed and attested co2sent
in writing to he dissolution Of said cor
poratian executed by all thH Stockholders
thereof which said consent and the feSz
ord 81 the proceedings aforesaid are 81 ~
or iile in my said office as provided t5ss
law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hereto set my hand and
(SeaD aaIxed my official seal, at Tfens
ton this twenfy first day of Mo-
vesnbsr p. one housand nine
hundred ard SIX
81 D. DICKINSON,
Secretary Of State.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
j. WARREN BUCHNTR,
Secretary.


State of New Jersey, County Of Hudson
Be it Remembered, That on this 22nd
day of October, 1906 before me- the
subscriber, notary publ& in and for the
State and County above mentioned. per-
sonally appeared ]. Warren Buchner,
Secretary Of Park & Tilford, the cor.
poration mentioned in and which execut-
ed the foregoing certificate. who being by
me duly sworn, on his oath says, that he
is such Secretary and that he seal af-
liked to said certificates the corporate sea.
of such corporation the same being well
known to him; that Frank Tilford is the
President of said corporation and signed
said certificate and affixed said seal
thereto and delivered said certificate by
authority cf the Board of Directors and
with the assent Of at least two-thirds in
interest of all the stockholders Of said
cornoration having voting powers fthe
Company having but one class of stock),
as and for his voluntary act and deed
and the voluntary act and deed of said
corporation in the presence of deponent,
who thereupon subscribed his name
thereto as witness
And he further says that the assent
hereto is signed by at least two-thirds 10
interest of all the stockholders of Park
and Tilford having voting powers tthe
Company having but one class of stnck).
either in person or by their seYegal daily
constituted attorneys IL fact fbeFeBnto
duly authorized in writing.
Sworn to and sHhscribel before me,
this 22nd day of October 1905
J. WARREN BECHNER.
FRANK G. TURNER.
Notary Public Of New Jersey.