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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
LITTLE HOPE FOR THE MANCHURIA
Steamer Still Fast on Reef-Provision
Made for Passengers.

Honolulu, Aug. 22-The Manchuria remains on
he reef where she struck. Anchors are being
fpt out 70 prevent her from drifting further
toward the shore. The revenue cutter Manning
IS the only vessel now tugging at the big
steamer. The cable ship Restorer. which has
powerful engines has gone 10 render assistance
The Manchuria's compartments have purposely
been filed with water 20 make her rest more
hFnly and prevent further damage. 1t is be-
Aeved that she cannot be foated before the ar
EVai OF assistance from the Pacific Coast. IL
ever
The Pacific Mail Company, through its attor-
ney, has announced that IL viii assume all re-
tponsbility for the landing OF the through pas
tengers al this point. The company is now maxi
sAg every effort TO get the baggage ashore, and
fsa1 allow each passenger while stranded here
az expense rate Of 50 20 day. and will arrange
ior their earliest transportation TO the Orient.
All 5oo.zs.lgs on the Korea, leaving San Fran
cisco On s.eDEember. 1, have been ordered stopped
% provide room for the passengers OF the Man.
sh'Iria .-ae Rev. ". II. Day, OF Los Angeles,
o-esided o.er a useeting Of the passengers to-
dav, and 2 committee was appointed TO settle
who should get 0eTths or tie Hong Kong liner
due here for the Orient on Angus: 80. and who
- await gae Korea Governor General Smith,
- nc Philippines gsi! fSse tn7 aEss steamer
- se.l fo- tl2e O:jea-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BANDITS HARAsS JAPANESE.
Strong Protests Addressed to China Regard
ing Manchurian Robbers.

Victoria. B. c., Aug. 22.-Advices were re-
ceived here to-day from Japan that strong notes
had been addressed 20 China demanding that
Ifhe mounted brigands OF South Manchuria be
suppressed. The brigands have been active,
having attacked and burned police station at
suburb OF Dalny end attacked company OF
.sa2anese troops In the beginning OF August
There were casualties on both sides. the JAP
er.ese commander being wounded, sergeant
major killed and twenty soldiers killed or
wounded. The mounted bandits had two quick
firing guns. On July 81 the brigands made a
Faid IN the outskirts OF Port Arthur, plunder-
Ing the store Of a Chinese silk merchant and
nlllng japanese constable On August z a
laio was made by brigands in junks at Pftsu-
We. one japanese fisherman being killed.
"A nnutiny took place in the 5sth Japanese
Regiment in COrea fifty dissatisfied soldiers at
tscking their officers. They were arrested,
court nartialled and sentenced TO terms vary
ing from one to nine months imprisonment
a. Lewis and J. Hill. said TO be Americans,
nave been arrested by the Kobe police with ref
erence 20 the alleged scuttling OF the American
bark Agenor
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TUNNEL INJUNCTION REMOVED.
All Fourth Street, Long Island City, Will
Now Be Torn UP.

The Injunction against the Degnon Contracting
Company, engaged in the work OF building the
Belmont Tunnel, in Long Island City, which
WAS granted several months ago TO the Thomas
estate, restraining the tunnel people from digging
an open-cut tunnel through 4th street. in front OF
the bakery in that street and Vernon avenue. has
been dissolved and work IN front OF that property
can now be resumed in conjunction with that on
the rest OF that street.
II was contended at the time that the tearing up
NJ the street and the tunnelling Of a deep ditch
would seriously interfere With the conduct or the
bakers business, as the ovens were situated IN 4th
srraaf A Judgment was given the applicant by de-
fault the tunnel company not appearing.
THE matter has been satisfactorily adjusted. The
rontractor will endeavOr 20 avoid the in the
1rocase OF excavation the tunnel company agreeing
20 the responsibility on all damages incurred
by the tunnel work.
The whole street, from Vernon avenue. where
che bakery faces 70 Jackson avenue has been torn
open from curb 20 curb. and now that the intunc-
tfnn has been removed the section 4th street
where the ovens are located will be removed.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
yiLPARAIS0'S LOSSES.
npaTHS PLACED 1T 5000.
ro,per Estimates Of Damage-No
Lack of Food.

...,,.ra,so. Aug 22-From the Plaza de la
..,-sa as far as the plaza IN the section called
~ T,eI,cias. four-fftls OF the houses are COM
- - destroyed and the remaining fifth is
- damaged. From the Plaza de la Victoria
80, 80 - che Custom House only about one-third
!. ,,s houses Sustained damage. The banks
- -itv and the customs warehouses were not
-, y with the exception OF Espiritu santo. all
=. -nurches in the city were destroyed as were
- - r,sn,tals and the theatres. The dead are
.oye than 1900.
- ofsces Of the Havas Agency, although
-so,slv damaged. are still being used for the
.,upany's business
-ss tragic scenes OF the San Francisco disas-
-,.ne reproduced here. There were the fight
-,,net =. IRE. the lack Of water. and robbery and
ralase.
-. authorities are now beginning to get IN
----ss,ons. and water again is being supplied.
tn the fires are out
me first shock lasted four minutes and a half
- the second two minutes. Most OF the houses
=. thrown down by the second shock.
estimates OF the damage range from $4,000
,,0 ,o s5Oe0Oor0 The Almendral quarter has
besn destroyed
The people are still camping on the surround
,,y hills and in the streets and plazas, and only
,o.sav are calm and courage returning. II is
ga that 10000 people will leave the city. The
ark OF food is not yet serious.
A number Of steamers are engaged In moving
,nhsbitants to points to the north and south.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ANTI-AMERICANs IN COSTA RIGA.
Club Organized to Oppose the Presidents
View of Monroe Doctrine

San jose. Costa Rica, Aug. 22.-At preliminary
meeting of the LatIn-American Club to-day the
objects and views of that organization formu-
lated. The purpose of the club is 'to work for the
union OF Latin America and 70 be prepared TO Op-
pose the United States in its work OF annihilatiOn
OF Latin-American commercial independence" The
Monroe Doctrine, in Presidents RoOsevelt's point
Of view, is called a menace to all Latin-American
countries.
The programme adopted says that the associa-
tion is not formed against the United States, but
in opposition to the alleged purpose of that
try The motto OF the club, with which IL intends
the world and the world for humanity
President Gonzales Viquez has called the Costa
Rican Congress TO assemble in special session on
August q 20 vote expenditures for the reception OF
representatives Of Guatemala. Salvador and Hon
duras, who are 20 meet here on September Is TO
sign the general treaty of peace, friendship and
commerce negotiated on July % on board the
United States cruiser Marblehead.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TIM HEALY, M. P, ARRIVES.
SAYS Conditions in Ireland Are Improved
-Foxhall Keene Here.

Timothy NJ. Healy. member of Parliament, ar
rived yesterday on the steamship Carmania. Mr.
Healy will go 20 Chicago 10 transact private bus-
ness.
said:
Notwithstanding the slow distribution of funds
the Land Purchase act has already brought ABOUT
considerable appeaSement In the agrarian question
and the farmers going ahead with their i'm
provements without fear OF having the land rented
over their heads .,
Despite the Land Purchase act. ] believe there
will aluays be q certain movement OF engrants
from ireland TO America. America Is attractive be-
cause so many Irishmen have relatives here.
FoxhaH Keene was another noteworthy arrival
on the Carmania. Mr.. Keene has returned from
England where he played in many polo matches.
% % Mills who has been spending q brief vaca-
ton abroad, also passenger.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
RECEIVES BLANK PROXY PROTEST.
State Insurance Department to Act on Mr..
Untermyer's Communication.

Albany, Aug. 2-Superfntendent Kelsey OF the
State Insurance Department to-day received the
communication OF Samuel Unterrsyer, counsel for
the International Polcyhoders Committee protest.
ing against the alleged activity OF agents Ot the
New York LIE Insurance Company in obtaining
blank proxies. the date TO be filed IN subsequent
20 October IS the earliest date which proxies
will be valid Superintendent Kelsey said the de-
partment would take immediate action on the
protest.
deavor TO have the appeal from Justice Howard 3
order DENYING the application 20 have -FOUR OF the
names OF the International Folicyholders' Com
nlittee removed from the ADMINISTRATION ticket O:
ths Mutual Life Company argued az the special
term OF the Appellate Division. Third Department
which will hear the appeal IN the reapportionment
proceeding August y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
EDUCATION BILL IN RUSSIA.
Cabinet Takes Steps to Reform system-A
Credit Voted.

ST Petersburg, Aug 22.-With a view TO SUBJ
rnitting 20 the next session OF parliament bill
for universal primary education. the Cabinet
az a session held on Tuesday. decided that such
bill should be drafted by a special commission
II was also decided that it was indispensable
that the number of primary schools should be
increased and the salaries OF teachers advanced
o,a Gov this purpose an additional credit for
80. -,ear ~ 50 6if 500 was agreed on. The Cab
met further decided draft bills concerning the
eoIaIization OF the rights Of peasants with other
SaSeee of the population and for the abolish
oaent NJ laws restricting the liberty OF educa-
ZION in Poland and the Lithuanian provinces.
The Ministry OF @ ruphc hare are sr .Sa ennire
30 5sG 600 children OF school age OF whom only
$50 600 are receiving primary education.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SECRETARY WILSON RAPs SINCLAIR.
Says Author Of The Jungle Knows Nothing
Of the Packing Business.
2y r.lexrnrh % 81. rr,hrn.H

Sioux City. Iowa. Aug. 2.-Secretary Wilson.
Of the Department ot Agriculture who reached
here to-day on hts incosntto inspection Of pack
ing houses said that the passage OF the Meat
Inspection law and the exposures bringing Il
about would not cost the stockrnen a cent, as
government inspection would Improve tho
market
He said he had found deplorabls eondit.ons
but asserted that the author OF The jungle
didn't know anything about the packing blei-
ness: He said all packing houses not recently
built must be remodelled. ard that railroads
would no. be required 20 inspect meats accepted
for shipment unless from plants having 70 GOV
ernYnent inspectors.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PIRATE LEADERS TAKEN.
Attempt to Seize British Steamer
Fmls-4larm IN Canton.

Hong Kong. Aug. PA plan to hold up the
British steamer Manning, which trades be-
tween Canton and Wu-Chow, has been frus-
trated. "A gang of disguised pirates boarded
the steamer at Canton and were reinforced in
numbers az way ports. Their numbers aroused
suspicion, and careful watch maintained
AT the first sign Of restlessness the captain
threatened to shoot. This prompt action led TO
the arrest OF three Of the ringeaders, who were
delivered 70 the British Consul at Wu-Chow
There is an alarming increase in piracy in Chi
nese waters, and traders and ship owners fear
that unless prompt measures for it's suppression
are taken the cessation Of traffic in West River
will be inevitable
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TO MAKE MINE0LA A VILLAGE.
incorporation Movement Successful by Small
Majority of Votes.

Mneola Long Island. Aug. "a special election
was held here to-day 70 allow the voters 70 pass
upon the question OF Incorporating as a village
There had been an agitation for some time In IA
vor OF Incorporating. but there were many VINO De-
lieved that although the village IS county seat
IL could get along well enough under the gen
eraI toun government Both parties had auto
mobiles out and l01 votes were cast
THE result Wae in doubt Until. almost tne .aSt
ballot was counted. The final tally showed o. IN
favor and ~ against. m, -,
better its water supply. control It's roads and TN
prove its fire department.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
HIGHER HAYTlAN TARIFF VOTED

Port-au- Prince. Hayti, Aug. 22-The Cham
ber of Deputies has passed law. introduced by
the Minister of Finance. changing the import
customs duties by surtax of 25 per cent gold.
Former duties payable in paper money will be
exacted in gold or paper at a discount of 400
per cent Half of the receipts OF paper money
will be retired from circulation and destroyed
JTpon the payment of duties in gold the govern
nnent will accept 10 per cent of the amount in
national silver currency on basis OF 30 cen
times gold the pfastre. IL Is believed that the
Senate will pass the measure.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MUTINIES IN THE FAR EAST.
Russian Troops Angry Over News Of Douma's
Dissolution.

Victoria. B. c., Aug 22.-Advices received
NV the steamer Empress OF China, which ar
rived here yesterday from the Orient. say that
the news of the dissolution OF the Douma
created great excitement in Vladivostok and
Siberia. The Russian revolutionary papers pub
ushed at Nagasaki printed special edition
and circulated it through Siberia. AS a result
a meeting of soldiers OF the Far East army
CORPS was held, and It was decided TO mutiny.
meeting OF Russian governors and generals was
fixed for August S 20 mobilize loyal troops
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
RUSSIAN MINISTER REBUKED.
Representative at Teheran Held Responsible
for Anti-British Charge.

St. Petersburg. Aug. IN. Hartwle' the
Russian Minister at Teheran. who is said TO have
r,oer rasnonsible for the charge that the British
legation there gave out a bogus telegram ex-
pressing the sympathy OF King Edward with the
Persian Liberals, has been reprimanded by NJ.
d'Iswolsly, the Russian Foreign Minister. The
latter is intent upon bringing about an Anglo
Russian understanding. NJ. d'Iswolsky feared
that the spread of such ridiculous accusation
would tend to create misunderstanding in
Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PORTE ASKED NOT TO INTERFERE.
Sharp Reply Sent by Bulgaria to Turkish
Note.

Vienna. Aug 22.-The ''POlitsche COrrespon-
dsnz" to-day published the following dispatch
from Sofia:
The Porte has addressed a note TO the Bull
sarian government, expressing its displeaSure
al the anti-Greek movement in Bulgaria. Bul-
garia replied that she disregarded the Turkish
note as the Porte had no right TO interfere with
internal affairs Of the pTincipality.
A further Bulgarian note points out the per-
sscutions TO which the Greeks and Bulgar1ans
are subjected in Macedonia, and advises the
Porte TO establish a settled condition OF affairs
n Turkey itself.
Athens Aug OFT was announced to-day
that there is absolutely no truth in the reports
circulated IN Sofia that the Greek Minister to
Bulgaria had been recalled
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
VALPARAISO FEARS BUSINESS PANIC

washington aug. 22.-The State Department re-
,.,vea the following dispatch to-day from Nr.
Tsoks the American Minister 10 Chill. dated santi-
sgO, August q:
Anxiety over earthquake decreases, although
--gS shocks still continue. Financial and business
.--5ifIons serious Destruction of Valparaiso pro-
ssss fear Of panic. Subscriptions being raised for
-sIef Of sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
WELL KNOWN METHODIST WOMAN DEAD.

[By Telegraph 20 The Tribrne.l
Winsted Conn., Aug 22.-Mrs. Julia A. Bangs,
aged ninety-two years, widow OF Lemuel Bangs. OF
New York died at her summer home In Canaan
last night from general debility. Lemuel Bangs
who died in 1887 was a member OF an old New York
commission house Her father. the Rev. Samuel
Nerwin was a we'll known clergyman and pastor OF
the Sands Street Memorial Church; Of Brooklyn
nected with the Methodist Episcopal Church in
ali ~ New York The funeral will be az 81. Pauls
Church. and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery
F3rooklYn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MRS. LANGTRY KISSED.
Policemen Escort Actress to Hotel Gt
Folkest0ne.

London, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Langtry, whose horses
won two races at Folkestone yesterday. had an
unpleasant experience in the evening. She had
been advertised to give q dramatic performance
IN the pavilion at Folkestone. The audience was
incensed because the play she presented was only
trifiing South African episode, lasting twenty
minutes, and a hostile crowd followed Mrs
Langtry off the pier. vigorously kissing her
Ine actress had TO be escorted TO her hotel by
policemen
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
AMERICAN GUNBOAT AGROUND.
The Princeton Floated Undamaged in VAN
couver Harbor.

1,oroo,,ver. Y. C., Aug 22.-Whie coming into
..o narbor here last evening the American gum
,,oo, princeton ran ashore in the Narrows.
Aefer remaining aground for four hours she was
coated off unharmed. The Princeton VIII take
the body Of the late Admiral Train from van
co1,1er 20 Seattle, whence IL viii DO taken 70
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ASK SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR CHILL.

The board Of directors Of the Merchants Associ-
sfon yesterday instructed Its executive committee
"a invite subscriptions for the aid OF sufferers in
chn and 10 arrange for the proper distribution OF
n funds which may be contributed The assOcia-
,n appeals 10 its members and TO all other citi-
rsTe 70 give literally toward the fund Contribu-
ions sent 10 the ASSOCIATION will be given 10 the
sTFerers BY Vessel, Duval & Co. Mr.. DUval has
cared for Valparaiso where he will personally
SSaf The funds contributed used TO the best ad
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CHICAGO HAS NEGRO "BLuE BOOK"

Chicago Aug 22-ChicasOs Negro population has
its 200" Its members are listed in the "Colored
Peoples Blue Book OF Chicago Just published
The book contains ninety pages OF advertisements
~ business concerns run by Negroes, classl-
fed business and professional directory. and names
OF four hundred prominent Negroes selected ac-
cording 90 social standing.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
D. & H. BUYS QUEBEC LINE.
South Shore Railway Along the st. Law
renee Will Give Entrance to City.

Montreal. Aug. 22.-lt was announced to-day that
the Quebec South Shore Railway has been
finally purchased by the Delaware q Hudson Rail
way. This road runs along part Of the south shoFe
OF the ST. Lawrence River: It will enable the nels-
ware q Hudson eventually obtain an entrance
20 Quebec through II and BY means OF the new
bridge ovsr the 81. Lawrence Al LongueIa!h new
entrance TO Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PLAN FOR CHINESE CONSTITUTION
Empress Dowager to Summon Conference O
High Officials

Peking. Aug. 22-The Empress Dowager Of
emma plans TO summon conference of high
officials, including several viceroys, to discuss
the adoption Of a constitution. The Chinese
commissioners who recently visited the United
States and Europe recommend gradual change
TO constitutional government. taking ten TO
fifteen years 70 educate the people thereto.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PRICE OF SILVER ADVANCES.
Government Pays 81 Cents an Ounce for
One Hundred Thousand Ounces.

Washington. Aug. 22.-The Director of the Mint
to-day purchased 100000 ounces Of silver at 81
cents an ounce, to be delivered az New Orleans.
The pr.ce paid last week was 66.62 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SHARP SHOCK IN SILESIA.
Inhabitants of Zaborze Flee to Streets
Many Walls Cracked.

Berlin, Aug. pa sharp earthshock was
felt to-day at zaborze. near Kattowitz, Upper
Silesia. Doors were forced open. pictures and
mirrors fell TO the floor and the frightened in
habitantS aed into the streets. The walls of a
number Of houses were cracked.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE DEUTSCHLAND REPAIRED.

Plymouth, Aug. 22-The Hamburg American
Line steamer Deutschland which repaired
here after her mlshap at Dover, left Plymouth
to-day for Hamburg TO resume her place in the
service to New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
GENEROUS AID FROM BRAZIL

Rio Janeiro, Aug. 22-The Brazilian Congress
has voted an appropriation OF se66,OOO for the
relief of sufferers by the earthquake of VAL
paraiso.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PosTmEN's STRIKE AT BOMBAY ENDS.

Bsmbay, Aug. 22.-The postmen who struck
here August Is for increased pay, with the re-
suit that the deliveries Of mail were almost
stopped. surrendered to-day. Most of them were
re-engaged.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NEW SOUTH WALES EDUCATION BILL.

Sydney, n. S. W., Aug. 22-The Legislative
Assembly to-day passed the Free Education bill.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

EI Paso Tex. Aug. 22.-Chief Of Police Antonio
Ponce de Leon of Ciudad Juarez. opposite Ell
Paso. received to-day the following message from
the chief OF police at Aguas Cahentes' Mexico;
No truth in report OF arrest here OF Paul Q:
stensland embezzling Chicago banker. no Iitsn OK
N.st descripffOn here. OOMlI4ALO AASpANA.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
WILL ReoReANIzE sTENsLAND BANK.

Chicago. Aug "a conference between deposit
tors. committees and members OF the Clearing
House 10 devise a plan for the reorganization OF
the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank was held to-
dav Members OF the committees promised that
funds would be raised among business men OF
Chtcaoo and asked the cooperation of the bank
era The result was the adoption OF suggestion
bt Ta1,as II Eckels OF the Clearing House COM
oSt.saa tbaf a smaller committee representing the
dnnositors be appointed work out definite plan
OF action and 20 report in about ten days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

F0R SALE One Glenw0ad zeal heater
nearly new Inquire as Eastman Bgps, sfgfe.
is4 North Main street 2a1if
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
HARVARD TO QUIT.
Special Committee to Recommend With
drawal from Athletic Contests.

Boston, Dee. IA Recommendation
that Harvard university withdraw from
competition in aIi intercollegiate athletic
sports viii probably he made BY mem.
he's of the special athletic committee On
the board of oyersecrs Of Harvard uni
Yersity recently appointed to consider
the subject Of athletics, according 10
sentiments expressed by some OF tho
committee IN interviews made public
yesterday.
A statement male recently BY Pres
ident Charles M. Eliot That the nniYer.
sity would not be harmed III any way
III there were no such thing as inter
collegiate athletics, II Is claimed. will
have bearing on the seton Of tile
committee While 1t has been generally
understood that football has been on
probation thus gear at Harvard, 1t i
understood that this sport viii not be
specially touched upcn
/ In the dinner to the successful 1906
crew few weeks ago, President Eliot
upheld rowing and tennis as the only
honorable college sports
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
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