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New-York tribune., 1906-06-09
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday:
Fred Springer, butcher Of No. III Morningside
avenue, voluntary petition, showing dents OF SSSs
and assets Of SEQ
Ar Involuntary petition filed against Samuel
kcan and Philip Schwed, trading as Kean &
SchReC waists. No 30 East 12th street, by the II
= ClafiD Company and other creditors with claims
agETegarug S79S Preferential payment Of s. 600 is
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LOST

LOST 7~ STOLEN Rankb0ok No 630.6 $50
~ fle German savings Bank in the city
q N=v York corner 9Th ave anc 14th ST,
isEusC ~ Carrie Knuth. All persons are
osu.iHne- against negotiating the same II
70 returned 10 the hank on the goth day ~
June l%Oi. a duplicate win be issued
lost -Faukh00k No 3ss 356 n the Union
Dime savings Institution Is missing. any
person having claim 70 ~ rs hereby called
upon 90 present the same within zen days
o. submit 70 having said passb1ok cancelled
6n- one issued.
pST-F.aukhuok No s5l51o Bank for
Savings 2S0 4th ave. New York. Pay
rner' sfaV1ed Please return book 70 hank
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RAILROADS.
LPIEMMSYl VAMlA


u luuUuO i L " HuuuH
r A L Il . A ID
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third
street and DesbrOsses and COrtiandt
Streets.
- - The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later thau
snat given below for Twenty third Street
FOR THE WEST.
a99 A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL
-SS0 a. NJ PITTSBURGH DAY EMPRESS
"I0.SS A NJ THE PENNSYLN ANA LIN
!IED.-Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
y So p NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
LOO 1. NJ. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS EMPRESS.
800 PM PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
IS hours TO Chicago
'4-5J P. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED.
.5-9S 7 NJ WESTERN EMPRESS.
'e2S Pm ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
T.55 PM PACIFIC EXPRESS.
's-25 P. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EMPRESS.
'e55 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'I.55 %. .9-25. -9.55. '1055 m. i =.
itea - :i9 a2 9GEsT.:s:2nas e 3 ss q l'1 p
m, i2-10 night. sunday. So, - -.
-lO.55 a. m, 1928 "12.55 C~325. Con
gressional Limited'1. q. .. - .. '4ao'
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS .. - % D. m.
III 10 a. m. daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-+9. . a m anu
SEAROARD AIR LINE-12-25 p. m and
u 10 a m daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
3.25 D. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-.T- 5S
a. m weekdays and - % ?. m dallS,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana MN
FOLKI.I Is a m weekdays ana SOD
ATLANTIC CITY-9.55 a. m and 29S p
m. week days Sundays. % a. H.
CAPE MAY-12.55 ?. m. week-Gays GAY ,c..,,,
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARIS tSces'' ss,',s,
Grove North Asbucy Park SunuaSss
and Point Pleasant a. 90 from Deso, y
Cort. SITS only. S.5S. 10 % q m ~ - ~,
Il % SATURDAYS onlyl .. 25. 3 - to -
cept Long Branch and $50 ? m
GAYS. Sundays. SIS. 9.25. lo-So a M
and 45S .; n m ,,,, ,DrIpurA
COS. sT25. s755. SIS. $50. 80 s1SSS
.+1O.55. "1O.55. -11.55 a. m, T. Ok
++15 So. '1.55 21O 2-55. @S .. 900. ,fr1,a T-,
onIv1. .5'55. 6e5 6.55 7.55. % 30,
% 955 FOR North Philadelphia only
p. m. Il 10 night week-daSss;, :, sStii1- s4io 55
eIG3s C' =; 1225 si2.55. st1.5S. '15S.
s3 .. S.55. s4.25 (.t4 81 for Nortn ~ F2ile- "a
delphia only. - -. 90 % -
phia only p. m, u 10 night
.Dining Car. tLimited Train. 80
Ticket Offices, Nos. 461. 1854. and & dtV
Broadway: 1s2 Fifth Avenue 'eel9w below =. - $
ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner 18th S1 ;
and stations named above; Brooklyh =
Court street 479 NOstTand Avenue, 'isV
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Sta-
tfon The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO desJina-
tion-
Telephone .'545 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
" ". ATTERBURY. J. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass r Traffic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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ALLEGED 'ohn b Lord appointed receiver. with
An involuntary petition was filed against lillian
N Slede huEel. corsets. No. 229 Broadway nv II
w Gossar x Co. and other creditors with claims
aggregat'ng 1885, Preferential payment of SEQ
John 3. G. Rinehart was appointed recoiver of
the business of Christian A. Luhnow Involuntary
bankrupt, of No. Is William street with a bond az
$500 ard authorized to continue the alleged bank
rupts publication, Trust Companies for twenty
DAYS. ''
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Mediterranean Service.
HAMRuRG-ANERICAN LINE.
Fast Express Service.
Special Passenger Service.

Special Passenger Service
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Observation-Disclosures
e. B'ch'r. June14 II :30am AmerIka July
Ksn AV Jun21. A ;2Oam X. Aug. Vic. July 10
Oceana June %, 10 am Deutschland. July 26
Deu' child. June 2S, Gam Amerika. Aug .
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant
Ia carte Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER dONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels Of 1900 tons
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Batavia June q Tam Pennsylvania. July IA
Pat cia June16 .3Upm Batavia July 21
Pretoria. June % 6am Patricia. .... July %
W d 'seeJun30 II ,30am Pretoria. ... Aug 1
HTo Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
4MoItke June - p Adalbert Aug
P AdaIbert. June 19. +NIoltke .-..- Sept. n
P Oskar July IL P. Adalbert Sept. 25
fMoItke July "a P. Oslxar. ..-.. Oct o
+Cans Gibraltar: has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. N 7.
Phone, 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
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BALTIMORE Z OHIO

ROYAL BLJ + LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York city. 23d s. Ifb'v a.
WASHINGTON Buffet 7 20 avn : 90 -
tt1WS.ASHIiIIS%GT0N. Nv. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
Nv MASAINGION, Diner. Il 80 am 1900 nm
fuItOIAI. LTD. Diner $50 pm 400 pm
Nv w ASE4NeIcN. Diner. $50 pm SEQ pm
Nv Nv ~ ~ ~ NGION, Buffet $50 pm 7OO pm
f"ASHINGluN. Si>epers II 80 pm 12. rs n'k
"Ex. sun +Datfv
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York CITY 23d ST INV ..
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRCf II 80 pm - * ne
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. II 5Oan - ~ ~,
PIITSBIRG. CLEVED D. $3.50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED s so nm OO ~.
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOT-ISV, II so nm 10 II ~
In. SIN 81, ST 10JIS L0gISN. ESQ am 1000 am
Offices 2+5. 434. 1900 Broadway. S Asfor
House, 103 Greenwich St - Union Sauars
W. 39l Grand St. y Y. 943 Fulton 81
BROOKLYN West 23d St. and Liberty 81
AFTER p m sleeping car reservatfon.
and ful information regarding trains etc
can be obtained az Bureau OF Information.
B & o r r. 23d 81. Terminal. Phone No-
Chelsea 3I44
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Frank schaeaer has been appointed receiver in SUP
Elementary proceedings for Henry F Sewan insurance
broker % Liberty street. by Justice DuEro Of
Supreme Court. q suit brought by James G
King Duer and Frederick g. Gillespie. judgment cred
itos S2s29 The receiver is required give bond
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TO THE
GATSNlll MTWNT aims

Via the Catskil Mountain. Otis and Cats
kill and Tannersville Railways
Direct connection with the y. Y Central
trains leaving New York at Ills A NJ,
and the West Shore trains leaving West
42d St at 7;3O 4 NJ. and 11:35 A NJ
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSkIL1L
EVENING LINE STEAMERS. PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKILIA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09

y. Y. y Fl. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London q Prov
= 1000. *, lO.O2 a. NJ 4tt1:OO.
y 1:Ol. * 300. = SEQ -'5:O2
%'I2,oO 2. NJ VITA Willimantic-fss: 90
A NJ 12-0O r NJ. via Spfd 90
A NJ. 1900. $500. "11:O0 P NJ
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRC VITA put
NAM-73 p NJ
LAEEEILLE and NORFOIAK-4s-4 40 A M
1881 ?. n
CT harrington. Stockbridge. I,euox. Pitts
held-f4 80. ts-48 A. NJ. 43.3I ? N
Ticket offices at CGrand Central Station
and cl25th St. also al c245 11S5 cl35-S
way, c25 Union square. c1S2 Fifth Ave.
Gao Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
clos W 125th ST. 270S Third Ave IN
BROOKLYN. - Court ST, 479 Nostrand Ave,
$50 Is way
-Daily- Except Sundays. FStops az
10Th ST NStopS at l20th 81 sundays only.
-Parlor Car Limited. HAS dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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RESTAURANTS.
TYPENETTISG.

-tf'Eh ELI FRS .-R Remington. SO: Gran
ga, 81. L-usmOre, NOst or Hammond.
;. 'rl EAuert repairing. GAY. III West
-
ITERS.-All makes sold. rented.
ieDal4sc. exchanged. reliable service
SyhGAN. T5 Nassau 81. Telephone 274O-
f0Tt.zrIt
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HELP WANTED.
Male.


Male.
Az IN- E--LIG 1NT PERSON may earn
-" fH $50 monthly ~ home lu spare time
t'.tt-i #I--lF Tor ueWFpapcrss no CANVASS
4tt experience unnecessary. send foT par
i.eL.ara IRESS SYNDICATE, LOOK port.
FIRST Class AWNING CUTTER Man
d, ~ laHf charge of shop. 672 Fulton ST.
E-oss.Fu
hhH. I'D a m8n 70 run elevator; must
ate lIrt class references T. Y. GROW
I'LL e. co.. 81 West Broadway
-f 4DI can sell advertising We want you
AdI- -iI AS CARTOON co. 2,D Will
la..
WAITED bright active young man
. Jay out mai orders FOR books; must
-eF| n1sf lass references. 7. y CROW
~ CO.. publishers 42s West Bread
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WORK WANTED.

N"uations Wnated-Malc and Female
-nar Hncs mot exceeding - words three
e'Flyis. - cents. seven Insertions, 80
80 exceeding - words and iess than -
.'-t inree Insertions. 80 cents. se'eH IN
'fr-lns 20 cents.
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Lackawanna Railroad

n Y. foot Barclay. Christopher. West sd
Sts
rst0 A M--For Binghamton and EIrnira.
1000 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Louis
- 90 2. NJ For Buffalo and Chicago
- uD r. NJ. For Scranton and Plymouth
- l. =. N For Buffalo and Chicago
IS - 2. M-For Buffalo. syracuse. Utica.
- 90 A. N.--FCr ChiCago-Sleepers open
Q 30 = NJ
Tickets ar 149 429. i1sS. 1434 Broadway.
y T.; 339 Fulton St. Brooklyn daily.
Except sunday.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
ATTENDANT-Com 10 an invalid:
experienced, educated. gentlemanly; ac-
customed 10 travel, New York references.
GRAHAM 90 Lexington ave.
BtrTI.ER- -VALET-Mr c. II Tangeman.
6s East 54th st. will be pleased to recon-
mend has man servant as valet or valet
steward On yacht for three months Ing
Iish. Continental experience
BUTLER competent honest trustworthy
and understanding cooking. wishes a sit
uation in city or country. Win references.
NJ LAX Z, ca East 1881 ST.
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NMGmOR l1NS.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Astoria. June 8, noonl FurnessiaJune23. lGarn
Columbia. June16.2p Caledonia June3O noon
Saloon $50. 2d Cabin S37 80 Sd Glass $27 80
and upwards. according 10 accommodation q
steamship For terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1919 Broadway
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CARETAKER of home Tor the summer: bv
high school teacher; married no children.
can furnish best OF references: city or sue
urbs Address J. P. r.. Box -. Tribune
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HELP WANTED
Female

go INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
40 ~ So monthly al home in spare time
-l'1a-!us FOR newspapers, no canvass
lHf. t1u-tioUce unnecessary send Tor par
ere PRESS SYNDICATE. LooiSport.
OEAERAL HOUsEWOkKER ER.-COok and
mad place waiting. bring references
N@u sNART EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
= 5" cor 79th ST. ana Columbus ave
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Male.

a.. WRITER or DESIGGER.--lsy PoNt!I
4, siaquaie. reference. George IL PoNsl-
-tA OK Personal address A. =. hAD4-'
S-cierH.l-le. ME
@ssi0FA-sI BARTENDER. -- By young
--'1.' EOJl character. SATURDAY evenings
- s.- SUNDAY Apply care william Faireh
~ Hesl 4sth 81
D.hEis -Engiish. would uke start IN
A. american snoD. bread ara pastry. J.
= N~.>-f. 81 Nest Houston s..
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
CUNAltD LINE.
From Piers 5l-52. North River.
IIN EEPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
LUCANIA ...... d. ..-. .. ..--... .Juae O. p NJ
O. MBfIA ---.- --..- June 70 Noon
Car0uia . June 10 Etruria ..... June 80
Campania . june - Carmanta So July 3
BRALTAR-ITA -ITALY-ADRIATIC
New Modern Twin screw Steamers
CARPATHIA. June Il. II A. NJ July n
SI.AVONIA. July 10. 10 A. n Aug IS oct 10
PANNONIA. .... July II r NJ Sept IL
VERNON II. BROWN. G. A.
2l-2s State ST. opposite the Battery
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
RESERVE FUND.

Washington. June S.-The condition Of the Treas
ury ar the beginning OF business to-day was al
follows:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BUTLER.-By japanese; honest. expert
enced, in family or yacht; city references
C. FRANK. Box 81. Tribune office
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09

II a VELOCE'- Italian Line.
Sailing from Pier g. North River. II
OF Saith ST. for Naples and Genoa
BOlOgneSl. fairfield & Co. 30 Wall Sc
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SUPERINTENDENT o.. CARETaKER-
BY man and wife, refined young people;
on country estate; willing TO be useful; ref
erences. F. E. w, 70s Columbus ave.
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE. ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09

Cod coin bullion ......... S15O 600 OOl
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09

CANADIAN PACIFIC R'N
Intended Steamship Sailings from Van
couver for Japan. China and Philippine
Islands:
r. NJ S. Tartar June %
Empress OF China ......... July
Empress OF India ........ July -
R NJ. s. Athenian. .-...... July 80
Empress Of Japan. ...-.-.-- Aug 13
For Fiji. Hawaiian Islands, Australia and
New Zealand.
Miowera. June % Aorangi July 20
For rates and information apply TO Isl
5th ave. ass snd I Broadway.
pED ID" LINE.
AS For La Guayra, Puerto Cahello Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo. via Curacao, calling
also at San Juan, 2. R.
S. s. CARACAS. Saturday. June 23 noon
S. S. PHILADELPHIA. Sat, July T. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao and MaracaIbo
S. S. MARACAIBO Saturday. June lG. noon
S. S. ZULIA...... Saturday June 80 noon
These steamers have superior Lccommo-
dations Tor passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Mana gers. So Wall St
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CARETAKER or SUPERINTENDENT and
HOU USEKEEPER.-By man and wife; re
fined young people: FIRST class ability. +.
Z. W. 7US Columbus ave
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TIFICATEs.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-09

WAITRESS or PARLORMAID. BY young
competent woman. understands salads
etc. citv or country: can furnish excellent
rs terences. z Nj Miss FitzGerald Bu--
rrau 508 9th ave. corner 42d 81.
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C.f5Ar-FF-FT-R. Three months shop eXpe-
rience on foreign and American gasolene
csre yyflltng 10 work around house. NJ
RYAN TIA 30 ave. brooklyn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Gentle Athletics.

Il believe that the public schools of
Wisconsin could make no better move
than to adopt GreCian games for their
athletic work instead of the more dan
gerous and less valuable games now
in vogue" said P. b. Lawson of Me-
nasha at the Hotel PtiSter.
Il have made a careful study on this
matter. for my interest was somewhat
aroused by the fact that my sons have
been Injured In playing football, 1
know that exercise is necessary for
the development of the human body
and that a healthy body is essential for
a healthy mind.
Il am convinced that the old games
OF the Greeks. which resulted in trans
forming a little nation into world
power. are the best possible. Running.
Jumping discus throwing and hurdlinG
give exercise to every muscle OF the
body without putting the contestants
in danger OF life and limb. l am not
exactly an opponent of football, but
rather an advocate OF athletic methods
which | believe should replace loot
ball milwaukee Wisconsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
NATIONS MORALS
CORRUPTED BY OIL
AttOrney-General of Missouri
Says Rockefeller Can Never
Atone for MiSdeeds.

KANSAS CITY, Feb 13,-Robert 8.
today, in an interview here. is quoted as
saying that II John d. Rockefeller. at his
death. should leave his entire possessions
to the Nation, II would not atone for the
wrong the Standard OIL company has
done TO the country.
Suppose that John D. Rockefeller, on
his death, left all his Standard oil pos
sessions a gift to tho Nation to be
held in trust perpetually for all the pco-
pie, what then would the people think OF
him." was asked OF Mr.. HadIey.
Can Never Atone.
'1f Rockefeller did that" replied the
Attorney General 'he could not atone for
the almost incalculablc moral wrong he
atone for the distinctly dishonorable and
commercially immoral trend the success
OF Standard OIL methods has given the
trading and financial organizations OF
America.
I'm my own recent Investigations |
have had the most positive and actual
proof OF the demoralizing influence Of
Standard OIL IN Missuori
officials Are Bribed.
Railroad preference still exists 1t
costs cents more to freight from ST.
Louis to Kansas City than 1t does from
ard OIL has a refinery at Kansas City.
Standard oil Is shipper In iron barrels
and independent I'm wooden barrels. Iron
barrels are heavier. but the rate on wood
en- barrels IL one class higher.
Railroad officials have been bribed
here The spy system Is common. Every
trick and turn that can be adapted TO
eNade the law is used without scruple,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14

other questions he never got far away from
the slavery question. and always made that
the central Idea and the fundamental aTgu-
mont.
In the first Republican platform there was
q declaration that The twin relies OF bar
barlsm. slavery and polyRamy, should be
abolished" Mr.. Lincoln wiped out with n
stroke OF the pen slavery Polygamy still eH-
lists and Is a tenet and faith OF u great mum
bcr OF people This Mormon organization
which IN the twentieth century practices po-
lygsmy openly has become tremendous po-
tune or misfortune. 1t was my destiny. II was
my happening, at any rate. which led mo
from Springfield twenty-sN years ago Into
the midst Of Mormonlsm. 1 have soen IL In
oil It's horrors, and for a quarter OF a cen
tury OF my active life have been combating
1t IL Is the greatest menace today TO Ameri-
civilization. 1t seems as though II ought
not to be necessary to make an argument In
tho twyntleth century against polygamy in the
United States. but the power OF this orgnnizn-
tlon. political and commercial Ia so great that
II Is question whether or not an apostle
OF this church. 10 whom he stnnds responsible
as one OF the governing powers. snail DO al,
lowed a seat In the Senate Of the United
President that he would stand against DO
lyGamy as no stood against slavery. | am sure
that your townsman and my townsmon, Sena-
tor Cullom. Will stand against poygamy. You
cannot any more disassocinte Apostle Senator
Reed Sm1ot from polyGamy than you could
disassocIate the sIavc-owner In tho early days
from slavery There is tendency against
partisanshIp. l am glad to note in our poll
tics. | think that our President. Nr RoOse-
welt is stanCing for high ideals. / think that
Lincoln hllcd the gap between him and Wash
lngton and that Roosevelt Nils the gop between
Lincoln and him. They were different kinds
OF men and IL is hard to accurately judge
contemporaries IL is hard and difficult for
me OF you TO estimate Mr.. Roosevelt, but
think that he aims at what Washington and
Lincoln were striving for the bcttctment OF
manhood everywhere
OF oil the great characters OF our contem-
porancous history, | think L am justified in
proposing a toast TO the strongest and the
greatest and the most simple and trucst Of all
men in National history, our friend and
toMnaman Abraham Lincoln.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
ITALIAN PRISONER WAS
A WALKING ARSENAL
Had NitrOglycerine, Bomb, Sti-
lettO a Foot Long, and
Steel Saw.

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-An Italian. said by
the police to be an agent of an Italian Sc
cret society, was arrested after a hard
nght with detectives In the yards of the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago rail-
road lasi night
A bottle OF nitroglycerlne, a bomb six
inches long, a double-cdged stilletto foot
long and six vials containing colored IL
guilds OF unknown composition. were
taken from the prisoner before he WAS
locked up. Three companions escaped
capture.
In addition to the formidable collection
OF explosives and liquids taken from the
Italian, he was found to have 1ye 500
Confederate bills and a saw twelve inches
long made for the purpose of cutting iron.
He gave his name as Frank Perigrin.
IS years old, He said he was from Mis-
slssippl
According to the police. he limited that
he was on mission and referred to tho
Mana society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
CONFERENCE WILL FAIL
BECAUSE Of GERMANY
Great Britain Supports France
in the Rumpus Over
Morocco.

LONDON, Feb u u.-WhIie tho British Gov
crnment has not relaxed It's efforts TO bring
about agreement between France and Ger
many regarding the Moroccan police. II has
givon up hop- of amlcablo settlement. 1t
is expected in ofncial circles that the AL
BcSiruS conference VIII break up, possibly dur
ing the present week. leaving tho Moroccan
situation where II before the conference
was cullcS
Germany is given the credit for tho failure,
In feet. II ls believed here that Emperor Will
liam. realizing that there IL no hope OF Ger
muny's demands being indorscd by the powers
ia now anxious that the conference shall fall.
Britain Supports France.
Great Britain maintains her position sup
porting tho French demands in regard to
the police. Should the conference break up.
Il ls understood that France Will continue
her policy OF policing the Algerian font er.
and. should serious troubles break out within
the Sultan's domain, France will undertake
10 eupprcss them. notifying the powers that
she cannot allow the disorders to continue. as
thcy threaten the peace of her colony.
Germany then Will be in the position. II
is pointed OFT. OF having either 10 concedc
the right OF France 10 police Morocco
Issue an ultimatum that France must not in
terfers in tho affairs OF the country
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Ushers Woke Them Up.

The ushers walked around and raised
the purple from their shoulders TO hear
the two Dromios, Judges Flick and
did not wish. between himself and the
two Bills. Spry and the Ogden one
keep them until noon, so he apologized for
being present by saying nothing about
Lincoln as a lawyer" The Bills did not
talk.
A L. BlunCk was the last speaker Only
half the programme was carried out, but
always patient and long suffering, slow
to wrath the few remaining could not
be coaXed to stand for any more and TO
save further trouble II was declared OF
Every body Their went home. after paying
lOc each to get their coat and hat out OF
soak so that all told IL cost the few
faithful Sl.l0 in cash and one would
hardly dare to compute the violation of
conscience and the Injury to personal
feelings
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Dizziness. Eais,fness.

Extreme Lassitude, " don't-care and
want-to- be-left-alone ~ feeling, cxcit-
ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
lcssness, tlatulency, melancholy or the
blues and backache. These are
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some arrangement of the organs. For
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Veitch Lucky Man.

The city members OF the board of con,
troll OF the city and county building will
name a night wetchman today TO succeed
IosIah Lees resigned. II Is understood
that Jamcs Neitch will be selected, The
choice is to be made by the city under
an agreement with the county
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New Life-SaYing Station.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Feb. 13-An ottawa
dispatch says the marine department has
ordered a lifebcat to be shipped TO
Victoria for the equipment OF a life
saving station for the Vancouver Island
coast Another lifeboat VIII be built and
arrangements will be made to have the
wreckIng steamer SalVor carry modern
lIfeboato