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New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
ANTITRUST DECISION.
Judge 1rchbald Orders Ne1c Trial
IN Drug Case.

Philadelphia. Dec. 1---On the ground that incom-
petent evidence had been allowed to go before the
jury Judge Archibald IN the United States Court
of Appeals to-day ordered a new trial in the case
of c. G. A Loder a cut druggist Of this city
who obtained a verdict of s2o,73s against the Ma
tional Druggist Association, the PhilSdelphia
Wholesale Druggist Association and the Philadel-
phia Retail Druggist Association on the allegation
that a conspiracy existed between the defendants
ruin his business. IN that they refused to sell
him goods because he cut prices
The suit brought under the Sherman Anti
trust act. md damages to the amount Of 500 900
were claimed. The case has been in the courts for
than year, and is being closely followed by
the federal authorities. The jury rendered a YER
dict of s2O73s and under the provisions of Sher
man act Loder entitled to triple damages. and
was therefore to receive $62,2l4. Judge Holland, Of
the United States District Court, before whom the
tried. reduced the verdict of the Jury
from $3s to t0sSo 81 the ground that the latter
sum would more truly approximate the extent OF
the damage to Mr.. Ioder's business
Judge Archibald, in his decision, declares there
was a tripartite understanding among the organi-
cations involved TO maintain prices ana otherwise
control the trade in violation Of the law
Continuing, Judge Archibald says
II cooperation and concertsd action guoh as this
DO not make out combination and conspiracy ip
restraint of trade. II IS difficult to what would
Pc effective to do so The combination is clear and
trade That indeed was the purpose OF It; II is
ha he oo to BY o s the @
agreement amounted to 100000 in six years The
FOOT the bill Tha. this constitutes as' in law s as in
fact an unlawful combination in restraint OF trade
doubt. tf '0 '"'A''''S OF the act there can be no
In reviewing the action of tho lower court In re-
dnclns the amount Of damages because alleged in
ndas eNlqenos hed been admitted at the trial
COVER and that the action Of the lower court In re-
duc'ng the amount OF damages did not cure the
the lower court should have ordered a new trial
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
THRE4TS SENT TO PRIEST
Waning FolIotcs Father Prout's
attack on 4tkeists.

Following his attack on the organized teaching
OF atheism 70 the Bohemian children OF his
parish. Father John T Prout. Of the Church Of
st John the Martyr. received an anonymous
letter Yesterday threatening his life # he con-
tnued his antagonism to the atheistIc prom
agsnda. Ever since Father Prout has been IN
charge of the parish, which includes the Bo-
hemian settlement above 18th street he has re-
ceired threatening letters because of his activ-
tiles against the atheistic circle of the quarter
besides being attacked in such papers as THE
Gallows" and "Sotels"
The letter sent yesterday was written snnar
emily by an iiterate Bohemian. and said that
the priest, unless he stopped his work would pet
& chunk OF lead in him" Father Prout has
decided 10 pay no more attention to this letter
than to the others he has received
His remarks following the laying Of the cor
nerstnne Of the new Bohemian parochial school
printed exclusively IN The Tribune. have been
distorted by the local Bohemian press. They
have been construed an attack on all the
Bohemians IN this city. OF this Father Prout
said yesterday:
or any other Of loose morality In fact l did
not use that word at ALL for / believe that the
Bohenians are Just moral any other peo-
pie. Neither did I say that tie law was violated
by any one, law not being mentioned by me in
that interview. ] have fought these atheists
children in the I'D street school, and [ shall
fight them or else be unworthy of the cloth
in this fight to stay, regardless Of all threat
which may be made.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
NO TENNESSEE MUTINY.
Reports Declared False by Bureau
of NaUigatiOn.

Washington, Dec 1.-Concerning the reports
of a mutiny board the cruiser Tennessee
while she acted as a convoy to the louisiana
which conveyed President Roosevelt to Panama
and back. the following official statement was
issued to-day:
The bureau of navigation is convinced that
the reports originating in Norfolk of trouble on
board the United States ship Tennessee are
entirely without foundation, and that moth
ing occurred on the trip with the President
which at all warranted the publications made.
So far from the coalng at Chiriqu1 Lagoon be-
ing conducted under the pointed rifles or the
marines every marine, except the corporals OF
the guard and sentries on post, was In the coal
ing lighter. and the men on the Tennessee were
so anxious TO beat The Washingtons crew at
coaling that they continued work during one
OF the heaviest transforms that had been ex-
perienced at that point. On the forced draft
run OH the way UP the men begged for oppor-
tunities to work in the fire under the
forced draft conditions, and the fact that the
satisfactory speed of the Tennessee was secured
with ten out of her sixteen boilers is fair in
dcation of the character of the work in the fire
room Captain Coudon, commanding the de-
tached squadron: the commanding officer of the
Tennessee the executive officer of the Tennes
see and the pay officer OF the Tennessee, have
all been interrogated by the bureau. None
of these officers knows of incidents at all corre-
spending to those published, of incidents
which might give currency to such statements
The pay officer states that there was COM
plant or cause for complaint In the quality or
reau of navigation is confident that 1t is justi-
fed in pronouncing the statements made as
wholly false and unjust to the officers and men
Of the Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
TO DISCUSS INSURANCE CAMPAIGN.
Several Members of International Policy
holders Committee Expected Here This Week.

Several members OF the international pohcyholo-
ers' executive committee expected in town Ihls
week TO discuss general campaign questions and
also it IS said the suggestion that the committee
ask the Attorney General and Governor 70 appoint
deputies 10 prosecute the New York Life and
Mutual Life
The International policyholders' committee has
received hundreds OF letters from New York Life
and Mutual Life policyholders in all parts of the
globe within the last few days, inclosing "opposi-
tiun ballots for directors of these two companies.
Some Of the more less remote places repre-
scented the Fiji Islands, Boloocllistan Tibet,
Java. Malta, Guatemala. Paraguay. A5yssina. Aus
tralia. India, New G;iinea and New Zealand. Many
Of the polcyhoders inclose various sums Of money
in the currency of their countries.
Regarding the letter sent by James VI. Mcintosh
general counsel for the New York Life TO Gov
ernor Harris Of Ohio in which according 10 printed
reports, NJ Mcintosh said that George r. Scrug-
nam h3d declared that the Governor Of Michigan
h2d cancelled Michigan agents licenses because
81 the agents "lectioneerinG. Mr. Scrugham. who
Is the International committees manager denied
yesterday having made any such statement.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Books and Publications.

Aaron Nikop against Adolph Kslernsn for dis
solution of a partnership formed on January =.
The Arm Is solvent. the assets amounting TO ~
and the liabilities 20 5000 Justice Dowlins signed
order fixing the bond OF the receiver at SM
The following petitions IN bankruptcy were hi's
yesterday with the clerk OF the United states III
cult Court:
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was nisa ,ns y,
Henry Munzer, No 1SS West 1t2th street snowi-S
debts OF Sll 70s and assets OF SIS Tne prinsst.c
creditors w. Rosenthsl, OF the Ausoin.ss.f
Vaudeville Company. Ssoo; Maurice RosrhH'~
Annie Zeiler No 81 Fifth avenue. red a. voiuss vsss
tary petition showing liabilities OF $50 and
OF 1896 The principal creditors are WecEsi.o'ar a.ns
Waser sou The assets consist OF cash 10 sss pas
N6: fixtures. Soo; stock in trade Sc. and e'''
Tag 800 xs.r.n
An involuntary petition was hled against AA sV
WasrnAn, manufacturer OF furntturo ey,.bns
James N. Lewis and other credirorA VIC viln.oJ ~
aggregating SSs7 J. x Sloan was apponIe.
cssver. WITH a bond Of kso Ths tranAser O. osssrw 800
valued At e 600 and ths removal OF otnsr Ps'S~
worth 00O0 v complained Of M
An involuntary petition was rLed AS4nxIS.,
Codar, a Contractor. by three crSttorsS{E1x8
waIlao> Z "a, Isidoss B. Cohsn. Q.xA acu wuaS1
d Clilies jSp5 rhs claim II pade tnas tae 70
nAuHrunt rUcAnf!y Transferred valuaeis NE
"hindsr dslay and dstrAnd hs oreditosn
assets Are rald TO b property on tns "N-siusJ
corner OF Audubon avenue ana INth st.oo % .risnsd
at nlScoS and niortsaged for sss"S and unss s~ -
iS43s1l3 ~ - - s 0A2N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
cows DESERT STATEN ISLAND.
Some for Jersey Farms, Some for a Worse
Fate than That.

staten Isiand looks moro to-day like a part of
New York, for the herds OF cows which long havs
been one OF the boroughs rural features lert ,b.
island yesterday in a sad procession. About seven
ty-nve OF the small Independent dealers who did
not approve OF the 'new-fanEled" ideas OF m.
Health Department. ON housing ana feeding oat,l.
sold on AL their cows yesterday rather tlsn .cIaan
house around the cowshsds. Accordingly y.st.r-
day morning at the ferries at st. George and
howiands Hook there was a long procession of un-
kempt and unclean cattle bound for New Jersey
farms ana New York abattoirs.
LinoIeumvtle and Kreischsrvills, two villages
tucked away In the hinterland OF the island had
no mix as result of the Health Boards enforced
demano for cleanliness There was a SUDDEN raid on
ne TWO seneraI stores OF the hamets for condensed
milk one store had three and the other had
seven 80 tho supply barely met the demand 'sBur'
HAWKINS who runs the LAnoleumvills emporium
says that he won't lay IN any more when people
'exe II away just a. soon he gets stocked up.
DIX dealers who adhered to the conservative old
uns methods OF stablins their cattle In pens which
rpa MCa nsve dleuaysd the soul OF q pig we're hailed
Snsn,s, sssse snsae Marsh at Stapleton apd hsld for
Hssi,h poa. an nag their licenses revoked by The
the same. " soAA '"e'f nn'A 1uss
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

r. II. MACY & CO, Broadway. between S4th
and 35th streets, offer special values this week in
furs and fur lined coats. silks trimmed millinery,
womens undergarments. Oriental rugs, china
glassware, umbrellas. handkerchiefs and muiers
They announce a display of holiday gifts and toys
including diamonds and gold 1ewelry On Tuesday
they will have a special sale of chdren's furs
sterling silver and desk furnishings.
HEARN West 14th street, calls attention to a
sale of silks, faces, fannels curtains. table
snd offers special Inducements in solid gold
1ewelry, women's cloaks broadcloth SUITS evening
dresses and dress fabrics
BLOOMINGDALB BROTHERS. Third avenue
6eth and Goth streets advertise sale this week or
Oriental rugs hats. waists, handkerohiefs and
omen's and mems shoes
SAKS g. CO, Herald Square. announce a sale
beginning tomorrow of tailored suits and evening
coats for women and of lace waists. They also
announce sale of tailored and trimmed hats
F. ". EvERS, Fourth ayenue. between 18th and
18th streets, offers a sale, of furniture for the
dining room. library and office.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.. Sixth avenue. be-
tween 18th and 14th streets, advertise sale os fur
niture this week suitable for holiday girts.
HACKETT, CARHART & CO. Broadway and
18th street direct attention TO sale of gowns and
dresses. Persian lamb and other fur trimmed coats
SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue
18th and 10th streets. announce display OF wares
suitable for holiday gifts and advertise sale Of
china, cut glass. bronzes and bric-a-hrac
FORSYTHE, Broadway. between 18th and 18th
streets. calls attention to sale Of women's and
young won1en'a tailored suits.
ABRAHAM sTRAJs. Brooklyn. invite atten-
ton 70 a sale OF cioeks and tewelry
A D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. announc.
saIesof Christmas Rifts, including mems and boys
&oG1nS. sl1ks IL. hsssing stoves. women's witches
II -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE 4DVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAY,S ISSUE.

HIGGINS & SETTER. West 21st and 22d streets
Sixth avenue. offering values this week
in china. cut glass bric-a-brao and hall
clocks.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COMPANY
Nos. 34and SO West 36th street. will have on exhibit
ton this week old oaken furniture.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Goth str.st
Fifth avenue and 18th street, have prepared n
sale OF silks. petticoats, wrappers. aprons and lin
gerie waists. and announce q special sale of wom
en- and misses suits, womens sirIs' u,;nt>r
coats and girls school dresses.
JOHN DANIELL SONS e. SONS Broadway. he
tween sth and eth streets. lay ssrsss on a sal. Of
Jeweiry suitable for holiday gifts. leather goods
and purses.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE q CO.. Broadway and
1eth street call attention to sale Of articles for
holiday gifts. including fur neck pieces, mufYs
coats, waists, gloves and mems furnIshinxs They
VIII also have special showing of wS,nen' q
dresses and wraps.
THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY.
Brooklyn. invites attention to an opening display
or gold furniture, including parlor cabinets parlor
suits. chairs. tables. desks and jewel cases.
B. ALTMAN 4 co. Fifth avenue between s4th
and S5h streets. announce a sale OF rugs women .
dresses and suits. house gowns. dress goods and
womens neckwear.
STERN BROTHERS. West 10 street advertise
a clearance sale OF imported model costumes
tailor-mads gowns and waistA They also call At
tention TO q collection OF Russian sable fura and
TO largo assortment OF imported and domestic
outer garments. wosnen's strest ana dinner gowns
ana robes. umbrallas and pArasols 1hsy also
ln0uncs li0unncs for to-moTow sals Of lecs r,mrneA
PETS. and misses and g1rsS apparel
BEST CO.. West 80 street advertise q large
s4iaa ssm1ns et Cn'3ls@es Esss t2r 9S.ids'a' N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
AUTO TOUR By RAIL.
Mr. Ghdden Travelling Tozcmd
Menico City-Tied Up By .Snozp.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 1.-Mr. Glidden. the well
known automobile enthusiast was scheduled To
arrive IN the city at noon to-day in an sutorno-
bile over the Southwestern Railway from Santa
Rosa, but snow tied him UP. Fyom this city he
will go south over the Mexican Central az far
Mexico City.
By the attachment Of steel wheels on the
automobile, Mr. Gltddep is able TO make TWENTY
five miles hour the different railways
A conductor Of the line he is running over sc-
companies the traveller. The railroad auto
inobiiist' left Santa Rosa this morning but
after running 10 Pintado the first station this
side, he got snowbound and had to return He
1s now lied up at Santa Rosa. a watertank
town The Northern New Mexico desert
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
OHIEF CROKER HURT AT FIRE.

Fire Chief Edward F. Croker was painfulIv in
tured. spreinng his left ankle and bruisng his left
foot. while alghting from his automobile at Spring
and Wooster streets late last night where he had
gone In response to an alarm fire from tho box
at that corner; F1cking himself UP, he was sup
ported to - the a building at No; Las Wooster street
Of operations over 10 Deputy Chief Kruger. CHIEF
Croker go. Into his automobiIe and went back to
his headquarters in Great Jones street The Chief
u Lkeiy TO hs Kept indOors fos ssvseal days q
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
WRECK VAS PLANNED.
Engineers QuichHess Fooled Train
Robbers IN Indiana.
TBy Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune, I

Bedford, Ind. Dec. Investigation into the
attempt to wreck the ChicagO-Louisvlle express
at Clear Creek early yesterday morning leaves
no doubt that the engineer by suddenly stopping
his train as it ran into the open quarry SWITCH
fOed plan to rob the express car.
II discovered to-day that the station had
been broken into and the toCiS with which the
switch locks were broken taken out There was
a large amount Of money in the eXpress car.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
DVoiNgss rRouaIaa

p~ved =. AymAn has besn .n,srs.A ,>o>.x>, IN.
~. snso.s OF the hrm Of Nikop & Kellsrnau
m.nu1aetnrsrs OF clothing az No IS Eas, sh street
A0m A II - aua c,nm -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Mrs. Esther Dolorofsky and Mrs Rebecca Rez-
nick both of No. 4o2 East 4th street who said In
the Essex Market court yesterday that they were
the organizers and leaders in the fight against
seven Hebrew butchers of the lower East Side. be-
cause the butchers raised the price Of kosher
two cents a pound told by Magistrate Stenert
20 mind their business ana keep out Of
hIa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

The annual meeting OF the American Wine Grow
ers Association will be held in this city Tues
day December 4. The dinner, which will be held
in the evening of the same day, at.the Arkwright
Club. will be noticeable among other things for
the kind and variety of American wines and cham
pagpes to he served.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

The Coffee Exchange and Lower Wall Street
Business Mems Asso iaton will forward reading
matter. books and magazines to the sailors and
soldiers abroad If sent, express prepaid, to the
secretary. A. Wakeman. No. 96 Water street.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CITY NEWS IN .BRlEF.

The justices of Special Sessions recorded yester-
day judgment of honorable exonoration Of James
NJ. Fitzpatrick OF the New York Life Insurance
Company and an active member of the Catholic
Club, who was arrested last August and held for
trial on the complaint of a fellow member Of the
club, the charge of assuming the title OF a
lawyer in violation OF the law.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
November 29-The Lebanon, at Lambert Point .,
November 30-Tha Hull. Charleston; the Whlpple,
the worden. the Truxtun and MacDonough, at
SAILED
November 2s-The Hull. Hampton Roads for
Charleston.
November 29-The Marietta from san Juan 10 san
Domingo City.
authorized tEe delivery OF the
navy yard. Mare Island.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06

At the popularity contest of the
Lewiston Evening Teller, which clos
ed Saturday night, Miss EstelIa Reec
Of Lewiston, was elected Queen Of
The Decentralization Interstate
Fair. She vas at the head of the
list from the start and finished with
a vote more than twice as any other
competitor No honors we're won bT
NezPerce, although Miss Edna Davis
came within 200 votes of getting a
Trip to the seaside. MissBessieRiggs
also received large vote and these
10 young ladies' may feel proud Of
heir support Notwithstanding their
iefeat- Their many friends we're
oyalto them and they stood high in
he list until the last when their Cot
onwood competitors showed they
Iad not been asleep but we're playing
he ''possun" act.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06
Starving to Death.

because her stomach was 50 weak.
ened by useless drugging that she
could not eat, Mrs. Mary II. Walters
Of St. C.air ST., Columbus, o., was
literally starving to death. She writes
my stomach was 50 weak from
useless drugs that / could not eat,
and my nerves 50 wrecked that |
could not sleep; and not before l
was given up to die was I induced
to try Electric Bitters, with the
wonderful result that improvement
began at once, and complete
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06
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ing in harmony with the Republican
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favor Of the election of Republican
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The Congressional campaign must
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that being so. Theodore RooseyeIt's
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and his achievements a central
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We desire to maintain the work Of
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06

A novel and most attractive street
procession was had recently in the
city Of Ripon, England, in celebra-
ticn Of their 102Oth anniversary.
There we're eleven divisions in the
parade, each representing a century,
with men, women, children, officers
and soldiers in costumes and uni
forms appropriate to the century
they we're representing. Vehicles
and other means Of conveyance Of
the various centuries we're also used
in the procession or illustrated BIZ
aoats- When GRE thinks Of the
changes of styles in the last eleven
centuries, it makes US wonder what
the next thousand years will bring
forth.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06
NoTIcE FoR PUBLICATION.

t.ssinsr Land Act. June 2 1s.s United s,air.
g.si,. y. y istvn Idaho. lnly a. irn1
.t.t ~ = herfhy siftn fhat fn cafaoli4nfe
asitn We provisions u the al N e,.ssrs.s n
~, so.s ~. entitle.l An act fer a.. saie IN
s9., sefsds. md Warrington 1es,is",r :. a.
"a t,'.' - ~ he Public Land sfste. ~ act
.ta.. fstF Nonrnn~
hss ne ,t,,iu 81 l.isGo state of Idaho
n.,,, ~. tls1 IN fhis on h- swotn st@fr.
~, 10 ~ p ,pf ne purchase ~ H. lofs III
fe.',.,,, 4, &c q aud ~ - ~ sretian ~ "a In
~tlt ,.r - north range no, VIM ard
\. u, vnsf rfsi % ,heW that tle ana s.azss
III, .' srl'nhle fer Ne timber uf sf~~e tssr
80 y, y, purposes and 10 establish M.
.ef,.. :. y. $50 lard before feFfrislrs sn1 ~.
-, oi $500 s.i"n idahD. on Fritsr the irsh
M, A. unrf. lpft ~ refnf. a. wftrest.s.
,,ss.,, vnte' .tewis y. Morrison ic.s,h
Idaho 7ihhf ~ ~ Green creek.
~, ~ 80 = pefsens claiming sase,.s,, nc
Ih.,,s asscIiesd lands afo rronslca ~ III.
a. ~ .,'. this Office on " before s.sa "a
ny .. nosembef. iyJ. r. M. n.srfrrr -
Register,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06

A good steam ihfeshlng rig. con-
sisting Of io-hogse power straw
burning Buffalo Pitts iFaction engine.
a Pride OF Washington separator
with Fosion wind stacker and Woods
feeder, together with derrick table.
cook house, water tanks. forks.
blocks, cables. etc. all ready to 70
into the field. will be sold a. a Re.
maIkably Low figure and on easy
terms. If necessary. Call On n. 4.
Bowman a, the Bowman Hotel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06
NOTICE FOR PuBLicATION

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-06
Notice to NszDeree Precinct Voter,

state Of Idaho County Of Sezperce,
precinct Of Eezperee, -
Notice to NezPerce precinct voters is
hereby given that the undersigned
registrar Of election for Nezperce
precinct, county, and state aforesaid
at Larson's real estate Office every
day from September /, 1906, between
the hours 8 a. n and 9 p. N. until
and including Saturday, November
5, 1906, receive applications for
registration Of qualified electors Of
said precinct for the general cleo
lion TO be held in said precinct.
county and state On Tuesday No
1ember 8, 1906. J. B. OLSON.
Registrar Nezperce precinct.