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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

To-Day and reports the snow on the hill the
deepest In twenty years
Uncle Billy Wilson OF the Hermitage goes
10 fark city on Wednesday lumber busl-
Ihe Union Depot md Railway company Los
force or men at work cutting out OF tho
patEs on tho cast aide OF tho depot oil tho cot
t"nwood trcos that were planted when the park
YVES nrst laid out
Adjt Gen. Joseph GcoEhegan OF the Utah
National Guard in Ogden today on mat
tiers connected with the building of tho new
armory in Ogden. lie could gtvo out no In
formation until tho contracts are signed.
General Superintendent E. Buckingham Of
tho Oregon Short Line md Superintendent f.
9. Manson OF tho Southern Pacinc arrived In
Ogden at S o'clock this evening on special
train. Mr, Buckingham has been on n visit
to California and Mr., Manson In
specton trip over his division.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Operators VIII Meet.

PITTSBURG, Feb. ZS-Acting upon the
advice OF President Roosevelt. Francis l..
Robbins, leader OF the bItUmlnous opcr-
atos. has called a conference OF the oper-
atorS for tomorrow In endcaYoT to
arrange some means for preventing n
strike Of the biSuniUous coal miners.
The meeting promises TO be stormy. The
turbulence is expected TO arise over the
attitude OF some of the independent oper-
ators in che PittSburg district. who are
opposed 10 any concessions whatever.
Several OF these operators tonight ex-
dressed the intention OF being present at
the meeting and entering a vigorous pro-
'cst TO any such concession as proposed.
Tho opposition to granting an advance
in the miners wages IS said TO be based on
the fact that the coal trade today Is In
II worse condition than II wos two years
ago. when the miners accepted a reduc-
ton. II there Is TO be any change at all.
the opposition claims that II should be
along lines Of further reduction rather
than for advances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Your Nerves

Are the NE the vitality. the energy OF
your body
IL is the nerves that cause the heart 10
puIsatc. the lungs 10 inhale the oxygen.
the brain TO direct the motion OF every
organ OF the body, the stomach TO digest
fC0d the liver TO secrete the bile. the Kid
ncys to filter the blood and the bowels TO
carry OF the waste.
When the nerves Of the stomach be-
come weakened or exhausted, Indigestion.
Constipation and Inflammation result. be-
cause the stomach is inactive,
This IL true OF ali the organs of the
body. and proves that 10 cure disease you
must strengthen the nerves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
DR.. Miles NerVine

ls the great specific for the nerves. and in
bringing them back to health never falls
TO cure all cases OF Nervousness Sleop-
Rackache. Muscular Twitchings, st W.
nus Dance, Epilepsy. Stomach Liver and
Kidney troubles. ,-
sorta failed TO relieve me of a complica-
lion Of stomach. liver, kidney and heart
arTcctIons six bottles OF Dr. Miles Ner-
~ " ARCHHOLD. Grocer. Decatur Ind.
The FIRST bottle Will benefit II not, the
drupelst viii return your money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
1HeS AT BINGHAM,
o. Interest in the Big
6Rer Camp.

e s-Rev. ". L. Baxter.
1no.sl church. 10 busily en-
rteious census OF tho en-
= % Ascertain The exact re-
q pec2le
Esrly o: Denver, Colo.
o;et With DR. Smedlcy for
N uill leave tornorrous for
: VII enter e postgraduate
w Commenced the constuc-
unlon han late lost fail
, few days. Owing to
ssrt has been suspended for
- Ssen finished. Will be a
.Aiod company has Just
eselllnss In Upper Bing-
= oourse OF CONSTRUCTION
- leS residences for the em-
~ Z The different localities
reetod foT the past two
- ssing dug out. and f. ia
bon uno people will
M sster at their own resi-
''Ss II for blocks as they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
INDIAN WAR VETERANS.
Had Joyful Time at Mount Pleasant
Monday.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Utnh. Feb. S-Yos-
torday aftorroon ana evening was IA joyful
time for the rcmnont OF the Indian Vete-
rams and goodly portion OF their posterity.
The exercises OF the afternoon were held In
the opsra house. and consisted of musical
lections, songs. spccche, md recitations The
house was crowded and the fns programme
was enjoyed by old and young Tho dance
which followed wns splendidly pntronizcd.
Tho re-nninB OF tho little child OF Mr and
Mrs George Ryland buried today. The
little one suffered from whooping cough which
later Developed into pneumonia Tho parents
have tho sympathy OF many friends in their
bereavement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
|Eais Redeemed.

! srs-so-kS bonds. heretofore
II u;s reported as having been
i All SID the amount. $500.
~ ,zFrss. amounting 10 1912.
Il e TIE redemption
+ r,-,psia,e3 tI5 to defray tho
|rz,r Ae river hanks In condi-
D TGsoEiag during the high
Us Iostructcd to invite the
~ q s1ys labor In RravellnE
.nlc At tho City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Monthly Ball of Weber Club.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN Feb 8-1ho regular monthly
ball CT the Weber club was given at fol-
lcr's academy tonight, and one thousand
couples were present. 1t was one of the
most Ella nborate balls OF the season given
by the club and win be rcpntcd next
month. which viii be Ihe last "f the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Dainty Foods
Demand t.

N EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
OF tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder. Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength of the
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Alum and phosphate baking powders
some of them sold at the same price and
some of them cheaper-will make neither
dainty nor wholesome food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
German Americans Celebrate.

BOSTON, Feb. 2S-Vcterans OF the German
army and navy. members OF the Boston Ger
men Veterans goclety. participated tonight in
an elaborate celebration OF the twenty -hfJh
wedding anniversary OF the Emperor and En-
preSs OF Germany. Frut Hugo MunstcrburG
OF Hnrvlnl spoke At banquet. urging friend
" rclGtio1S between Germany and the United
States
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
.E OF CHARCOAL.
n0V how Useful It
Fing Health and
Beauty.

ssody knows that char
NJ, ard most emrisnt Ia
p1fltier in nature. but
6'' value when taken IpTo
'O' Tor the same cleans
! Itmedy that the moro
We better; II is NOT a
I simply absorbs The
IL. '1es l always present In
lntestlnes and carries
= System. carries
,lt,asnns the breath after
or after eating
s.s.noSGEo oGorcus vegetables
s,,s1ually clears ana I'm
|;I.r.non, ., 1t whltens tho
|sI r-,s scs as a natural and
3 . s,dr:. luxurious gases which
Il, s,oIll ss%mach and bowels. 't II
gai,s..nn and throat from
~, sell charcoal IN o,o
II, Out probably the hnst
sI TS cS,lmcs mos, for the rnoney TsS
n >tSoal a. 60 Lozenges, they
! ish,a1, s1d other harmless
| 3 large, pleasant nj tastInr as,ner
4 '0al being mixed with
: Of, Of these lozeDr.. n.,,,
,.a.ms.11 much improved soDdII mIIl
|sslsra health, better 'C,,u, cou1-
Se,nu,t,e' breath and purer
can rss,u. ~ u.s. That no
& ~ on the contrary. rar,i
ESs Ss,;sislan .s,n in speaking .,
q, ass,,ssreoal. says. sNN''Is ~ a%l %t
ss1irr soal ,al Lozengea - au aI
q "a II non IN sas in storOa m al, ch
be st,r.:ath, mouth outi5pieSi sn1
@s sDy, soy the daily ''yer uso rs Is
rs .tore, or. Twenty-Five e cents 1s
a Patent and and although In
SS' cSarssossi@ cSrs and better tern; cbSTt STl
Aary charcoal tpS nam n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Irrigators Elect Directors.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
GUNNISON Utah, Feb 2S.-The sharchold-
OF the Gunnison Irrigation company held
their election OF officers yesterday and the fol-
lowing persons elected 10 for the
ensuing two yenIs: President, John NJ. Knlgh-
ton: VIc--president, William Metcalf secre-
tary. ]. II. RoylN1ce; treasurer. R-ubsn Chris
tcnsons directors, j. a Tuft. John Larson c,
l. Christeason. w. II. Grtbble Theodore E.
Christensen. Reuben Christensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
PYTHIANs COMING TO ZION.
Ogden Lodge Will Witness Produc-
tion of Damon and Pythias Here.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Fob sS.-On the occasion Of the
presentation OF the play Damon and Pytnlas'
Salt Lake, the PythiGns OF Ogden Will at
tend IN q body. Arrangements have been made
for e special train over the Short Line, leaving
here at % Tuesday M0rCh 6. end returning
leaving Salt Lake at ll.i5 y. IN.
The local lodge he's completed all arrange
mcntS. ard the indications arc that big
crowd viii attend the production.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Craig Case Today Again.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. .S.-JUdRe J. A Howell hold
q session OF the District court In FarminBton
today. and among other things, sentenced
Franklin J. \ z. Proudfoot to the State In
dustrsl school, an inoorrigiblc-
on W-dnssday morning tho Craig case Will
De resumed In ORlen-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
English Cotton spinners Coming.

MANCHESTER, Englnnd, Feb 2S-The cot
ton spinners OF this city havc appointed q com
mittcc TO proceed 10 the United States and
thero investigate tho methods OF baIing. mar
kciinE and trunspOtrlng ra" cotton which II Is
cnntcndeh nre unsntlsfectory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
FUNERAL OF MRS. JONES.
Body of Well-Known Woman of Span,
ish Fork Is ut Rest.


SPANISH FORK. Feb zs-Sirs william r.
Jones, one OF the oldest residents OF TINS CITY.
wns buried here this afternoon. Mrs Jone.
has long been known as nurse She was a
kindly old soul and had many friends
The farmer, OF this locality held meeting
here recently. the object OF which 10 unite
the farmers in holding up the prices OF firm
products
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Root Must TTY Now Move.

NASHVILLE. Tom. Feb 2&-Thc Sccre-
tarvs' conference OF foreign boards OF MS
sions today adopted resolution declaring that
II cannot accept Secretary Roots statement
that the American nation which led In rcspon-
sibilIty for the creating of the Congo state.
ruuSt bc silent while these atrocities continue.
and urging that some form OF protest in
fIcnco Eholl bc sought ond used for the dellV-
cianCe OF the Congo people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
!, discrimination.

9. 4 taeso dance halls. or
-, ar. held weekly the
,..,ny. the First Ward So
psnAaum at the b \ uni
4. !, ssN In oil OF these places
.,,ss Is charged. usually 20
a re Mozart academy has
Il nrYtas on its business and
.r<ST las not paid ono. This
~ sajeeted to by the Mozart
,-sstsa and werc given tho
i-rr Eonld be collected from
;.r,,5 Of collecting the license
- "a. Instructed to draw up
y, rhles could b. enforced
y ;er,ained TO tho Mo5srt
.s-s,.,o the B. Y u IN The
!, t.sces held thore wore for
"a q Eere religious In their
4 ausi Its second reading and
~. 10 give tho Councilman
. .,.i-y,dIrate. 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Mrs. Corey in Divorce Land.

OMAHA. Ncb.. Feb IA special from
Sioux FNllS :. ID. says; MrS Corey. wife OF
to-day, accompanied by DIAld. and took rooms
ut a leading hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SAYS ROOSEVELT HAD
NO RIGHT TO butt IN
Big Coal Operator Calls the
Presidents Letter "Unwar-
rantable Interference"

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 2S.-John c.
TarSncy OF this city. a member OF tho
Southwestern Operators association. who
also was member OF the scale commit
tee at the recent Indianapolis conference,
Is quoted today as saying:
President RooseveltS intervention be
tween the coal miners and the operators
although undoubtedly In the interest of
peace. Is unwarantable Interference"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
LEE BOUND OVER.
Held to Answer for Alleged Compiled
ty in Bounty Cases.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 2s.-John Lee. arrested yester-
day on u charge OF completely in the Weber
county bounty fraud cnses. had his prelirn-
inory hearing before Judge Murphy today and
was held 10 the District court In the sum OF
$40 bonds. which furnished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Smart Chinese Cavalry.

In describing the Chinese cavalry a CORE
spnndcnt asserts that horses In finer condition
do not exist In any army In tho world He
says that tho Chinese Is "a born horscman who
has nothing 10 learn from Europe o. Amcri-
In the handling OF horSes. though he is
ignorant Of veterinary science
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
|Etf Mention.

b Gsd in the District court to-
II lrI Am Phelps he adjudCed
~ for the appointment OF a
y euJe Of her finances.
rs sTo the remains OF George
Agt ksi Eight. will be held
p rtsinS-houss In Lehi on
7acf p. m
-ni O. Eureka Juab county.
nr75 q business connected
ID So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
100000 Fire in Texas.

La GRANGE. Tex. Feb 2S.-rhe compress
owned b. Schumacher Rosenberg & Co. and
the lumber yard OF the Alamo Lumber com
TnnS nt this place. with 2456 bales or cotton
stored ir the compress, were destroyed by nre
ths evening; lo&1 500, Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
rrr From Fire

..s- irem Fire Chief Loveless
N lr,5uon TO conditions at tho
4 fl1.E: III flro should break
a u performance OF a play
= endangered and no
~ b Killed" Mr.. LoYeloss
Z, Y takeu at once to provide
2 s-s Thu communication
n Committee on Fro Depart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Cherish" Has to Be Eliminated.

ono other hitch occurred When DR. Carver
began 10 recite. Thou shalt love. cherish and
obey, an objection wont up The word Cher
tsh'' seems to hayo somo peculiar significance
60 the Chinese, and when II was pronounced by
the minister roar went up from the bride.
the groom and the Interpreter. Tho objection
was 0nhly sustained by Or. Carver and tho
Objectionable word eliminated. Tho ceremony
Was completed and the happy young couple
went away after fishing out four hnlf-dollnrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
|lU!!:...,
disseminated.
\, Dance Hall t to Pay
4, and Others 10
u Free.
IIBST OF WAR;,
{IBT ACADEMY KICKS
and University Gym
per1nitted to Con-
4, Unassessed.

! lrsrs = cs,v CouncIl
An the dance hall license
-, moaths. and tho mat
,ss License Committee
ys.on In the form OF an
4, rrar recommending It's
.,,r under ordinary eondi-
. a. Of solution. but tho fae'
4 n. Committee ON License
- L. Council arc trying to
4 h.y can compel ono dnnee
...s snd let tho others do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Objected to Kissing.

The witnesses TO the ceremony woro Judge
Mnioney and his daughter Miss Dolly Ma
lonoy, and In addition a Chinese Interpreter
The ceremony progressed satisfactorily but rs
q preliminary the interpreter informed the
minister No klssee. no klsse.'' and the man
date was obeyed by both the Rev. Mr Carver
and by Judge Maloney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Fee SURPRISED Her,

Judge Asloroy the cupid in the matter
ord accompanied tho ardent lovers to the Of
ice OF County Clerk David MattSon. where
the marriage license was issued. When II
explained TO the bride that tho fee s. 80
she reached down irto the of her Chi
trousers and drew the amount out and
presented II TO the Clerk.
Mr.. and Mra Leo Sung viii reside In Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
BRIDE AND GROOM
OBJECT TO KISSING
Nuptials of Chinese Couple Gre
ates Much Amusement
in Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. :s.-Ono OF tho most UNIQUE
wedding ceremonies ever performed In Ogden
was the marriage today Of Leo Sung OF Os-
dsn- aged q, a bright and intelligent Celestial
and ons Gone aged Il, Of San FraucIsco. both
being natives OF the Flowery Kingdom. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev, John E.
Carver Of tho First Presbyterian church in
tho office OF Judge Thomas Maloney, United
States Commissioner. who is known to oyery
Chnaman that over reaches the Pacific coast
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ARREST IN BLACK HAND CASE.
Italian Taken in Brooklyn Believed To Be
Leader of Wertchester Gang.

Sheriff Merritt of Westchester, who has had
Pinkerton men at work in New York Boston and
Philadelphia trying TO down the Black Hand
band that has been frightening the Italians in the
watershed region. received word yesterday at
White Plains that italian. supposed to be the
leader of the band. has been arrested In this city
The prisoner is Tom Osara, and ii is said that he
used to be a bandit in Sicily He is widely known
by the Italians of the watershed region, who are
said fear him
The man arrested yesterday morning al No
227 North 9th street, Brooklyn, which is believed
by Pinkerton detectives TO be Black Hand head
quarters Ossra believed to be the leader Of the
gang of masked bandits who held up and killed
John Tucci. near the Cross River dam Sunday
morning. Italian detectives employed by Sheriff
Merritt learned at Katonah on Tuesday that on
the morning Of the murder OSara walked into the
Italian camp with pistol In his hand and ex-
claimed savagey II want some money from you
fellows. | in trouble and have got to- get
l reach there l will send the money back"
The Italians, il is said that the man meant
what he said. and gave him 81 When the news
of Osara's arrest reached Katonah eight Italians
believed to belong the Blac;l Hand society,
threw up their jobs and fed. II Is believed they
fear they will have to tell the secrets of the so
cieJy. Osara has refused to make any statement.
He is now IN the county jail at White Plains De-
tectiVes are watching the steamship pier in this
city, Boston and Philadelphia to prevent the other
members of the gang from escaping:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
APPROVES CANARsIE CONTRACT.

Albany Aug 22-The State Board Of Railroad
Comnliss oners mas consented 10 contract between
the Long Island Railroad Company, the New York.
Rrookiva & II snhattan Beach Railway Company
and t3= .c4narsie Railroad Company for me OF
part of their respective rights Of way from New
Lots road 10 a point aear Pitk.n avenue, Brooklyn
= lie contra ,ontrmpiates the use by the Long
Island R4lls3ai Company Il three and onehalf feet
q; ths rig1t IL way o: the Canarsie company for
tha opera. )a u trains The trains Of the CanSrs;=
railway ar &" e op@rste3 on an elevated structure
betDe-4; 'iic :Tp points
.le aa.,l n ica the New Y5r& city Railway
:.av.. 20 :s-rTaisso;, 70 ccrstruct Foop th~
."rrf-s =, tf AcT:a Rivs. ~ West 23d street New
i.srB cf., aisT gas granted.
The board has gr4n-ef permission n the A3iror-
Cack & = g.sFgcnce Railroad Company 10 buiJ
ind operate ssia railroad from DeFlaib Junction
20 asgnaoa. ST. Lawrence County,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John c. Bassman has sold for John Bannen No.
I05 East Hath ST. three story dwelling house. 16x
100 feet to client who will occupy the premises.
Also sold for NJ. Lissner No eos ST. Nicholas ave,
a five story double apartment house. 25xl00 feet.
Woodcock & Britt have sold No. S14 West l2th
st. a five story brownstone fathOuse for {. Siemers
TO Jennie IIeVitsky.
Charles B. Gumb has bought from Samuel Holo- 10
ber. through HerZog & Cohen No. 2OI East '4th ST.
a four story double hathouse. with stores on lot
25x1O22. 10 feet east of Sd ave.
H. A. & c. J. CassOn have sold for Maude Sax
ton to Herman J. Meeker the three four story
dwelling houses No. 1873 to 1874 West saith St, on
lots each 1SX100.5 feet.
SallIind & Savitt sold for Block Brothers the
six story tenement houses. Nos SPA and 526 East
18th st, lot 50X100l1 feet.
Jacob Weinsten has sold to Haber. pWorkowltz
& Haber Nos. 1873 and 1875 1st southwest cor
Of goth St. two five story fathouses on plot
Sxl00: also sold to Simon WOlk No. 40 East 12Ith
St. Il three story building, on lot 25X99. IL feet:
Horace S Ely & Co have sold for Frederick c
Zobel John W. Chatterton Nos. 122 and l2s East
2Sth ST. old buildings plot 4OX9s.9 feet
Henry II. Dreyer has resold to John Z. !-ankenau
the five story fiathOuse with stores. on plot 4OXlO0
feet. at the northwest corner OF Sd ave. and
l74th St
William G. Watt has sold lots 254. 255 and 256 in
the Mapes setate property for Keleher Cleary.
and lot 257 for Margaret Watt 10 William and
E1iZahefh
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Aug 22-Arrived steamer Caronia tBrl Barr.
New Queenstown
22-Fassed. Elise Marie (Ger) Stege
New York for Rotterdam.
I@ndon. Aug 2:-Saied, steamer NoT:angeEsett (Br).
scott. New York
prinZ Wilhelm 'Ge-l. Richter lfrom Brenen), New
YORK Cherbourg
Hamburg Aug 22-ssilel. steamer Deutschland 1Ger,
EGempn New ork via Southampton and Ckerbourg
Plymouth. Aug 22 b:36 m-Arrved. steamer Cirusser
kurftrst tCerl RardeTmann. New YoT6 from Cher
bourg an3 Hrenen tald proceeded
ChertouIg Aug 20. S:@5 u m-Arrved. steamer Graf
WHldeTsee tGerl. Krech New YORK via Plymouth FOR
Hamburg 'aHd proceeded; sailed steamer KTonprinz
Wlhelm 'Gep kichter from Bremen and South amp,
toni New York.
Stettn Aug l9Arrved. steamer StandsT (Ger) SHUTTER
New
Rio Janeiro Aug 2O-Arrived. steamer Tennyscn tsr,
Ohls. New Nork VIA Pernambuco.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 2ATrived steamer PrOmejheus ttierl
TEoen. New York
Shields. Aug 21-Arriyed. steamer Rayonne Ger, Va,
tiugo New York via Hull Sailed. steamers. .prv ma
tBrj. Murray i-ond1nl. Quebec and Mont raai
Deutschland tGer tank'. Daldorf (iron tiamhursi
New YORK -
Dunnet HeaI Aug Passed steamer Brilliant ,,a.r,
Schroeder. Philadelphia for GothenbugE
Santos Aug 91-Arrived. Spartan Prince n,
FaEtnet. Aug 2l-Passed. LlandaR civ ~,
Andrews, New York bristol '''
Genoa, Aug la-ATTiVed steamer Crstc tBr, KeIk N-o
York via POnta De gada, Gibraltar ana NaDies Wv
Sciliy, Aug - Sa0 nPassed. steamer Crorsev ~
farst GER. Rnndermann. New York for Plynnoush
Lhsrhoulg ana Bremen. ~'+'
IiamltTn ReTmuda, Aug - u m-Ssued s,sa,,.,
Bermudtan tBrl Fraser. New York 9A
Colombo Aug e-Sa!led steamer Haptenfes Ger, "a,
Boston and New York. <' AS'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TELEPHONE ALLIANCE ESTABLISHED
Consolidated Has Not Bought the Great
Eastern, However.

Representatives of the New York and New Jer-
sey Telephone Company. concerning the reported
purchase of the Great Eastern Telephone Com
pany which is planning 20 establish an independent
service in this city by the Consolidated Telephone
Company Of Buffalo the independent concern
there. declared yesterday that alliance and not
a purchase had been affected. J. Aspinwar Hodge.
counsel for the New York Electric Lines Company,
which is controlled by the Great Eastern said
that for several months negotiations between the
local and the Buffalo companies had been in
progress. The alliance would insure New York
connection, ne said. for the independent subscrib-
ers Of the Consolidated in Buffalo. Rochester and
Syracuse and would give the New York subscrib-
ers 10 the Independent service out-of-town con-
necton. which they could obtain otherwise only
over the Bell lines He declared that since Justice
Bischoffs decision the Electric Lines Company
held an irrevocable contract with NeU York
City. the only legal point issue being whether
the company must the Empire Subway Com
panys ducts. This VIII be argued in October. and
once settled, the independent company. he said,
would begin actual work on its plant hero.