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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
AGREE
is IN SIGHT.
AlgeCiras Conference on Eve Of
Adjournment Peace Through
Our intervention.

ALGEC1RAS. March 24.-There is
very little doubt that the Algeciras CON
ference is on the eve of its last sitting
ana that an agreement will be reach
ed nominally upon the basis of the
Austrian proposal, but in reality
through the mediation of the United
States.
me plan outlined deprives Germany
OF victory in any dramatic form. but
means nevertheless the defeat of all the
original purposes of France and of
the British policy on which the Anglo
rench agreement was founded.
Mixed control of the ports of Tan
gler II Mogador. as foreshadowed,
means Observation-Disclosures in its weak
est form, nuliiies the policy of pacific
penetration, defeats all the ends aimed
ut in the main clause of the Anglo
French convention and secures En-
peror Williams purposes. France is
deprived of all real influence upon the
interior and confined to a local role at
three ports out of eight.
Commenting on the situation a dele
gate said:
The German threat of war last sum
mer should France continue to prac-
tice her Independent and successful
diplomacy has sufficiently prevailed,
and this fact reveals the real situa-
ton in Europe. Political %equipoise on
the continent has ceased to exist, and
i'll view of the prostration of Russia,
the chaos III Austria and the military
impotence of this country there is in
reality only one great power.
Germany will be the most intiuen-
tial power at Fez, as she is at the
Yildiz Kiosk, and the campaign against
the entente cordiale will be continued.
and Germany will endeavor to destroy
that compact by Offering to support
France in Morocco in return for French
support for the Bagdad railway.
There will be no definite assurance
of peace in Europe until England.
France and Russia are drawn together
in Il combined league TO restrain in
case of need the one power which
holds the threat of war over the heads
of its neighbors,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24

III Il7lH1Tr - E1E17l8al
You can trust q medicine tested sixty
years! Sixty years Of experience, think
Of that! Experience with Ayers Sar-
saparilla; the Original ~Sarssparilla; the
S|arsaparilla the doctors endorse for thin
blood, weak nerves, general debility.
have 10 s~scretsi We publish r vn.co
.he i9rnnlas Of al our medicine. Love-! 51ass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24

Have You pains in the back, in
1ammation Of any kind, rheumatism,
fainting spells. Indigestion or con
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes you wei, keeps you We'll.
SIS cents. Sexron's drug store, 20
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
Thin,
|PoorBIood



Miss Amanda Bath, Of 33 Lewis
street, was given a surprise party at
her home last night by a number Of
her friends, who "just dropped in"
to help her celebrate her birthday.
The friends met at the home of Miss
Ella DeWorth, and proceeded TO the
home Of Miss Bath in a body.
During The evening games were
played and Clarence Wait entertained
with a number OF selections on the
piana. Al a s|easonable hour refresh
ments were served. All had IA fine
time and it was early this morning
before the guests left for home.
Those present were as follows.
Mrs. f. Worrell, Mrs. Cluney, Mrs.
Homer, Mrs. Bloodgood, Mrs. Fur
man Boper, Mrs. Jennie Bloodgood.
Misses Christensen, Hansen, Marga-
ret Knudson. Lenora Smith, Gladys
Cluney, Ethel Worrell, Sadie Miller,
Mabel Bloodgood, May A. PoulsOn,
Amanda Bath, Agnes Reidy Maud
Harding, Maude Van Buren,, and Sa-
die B%unten, of South Amboy: AIDE
line Van Pelt, Of Annadale, s. L.: May
Kinds. May Christie, Ella DeWOrth.
Sadie Miller, Gladys Bojer, Messrs.
Hansen, George Haroe, Builder
Golden, Earl Barnes, Harry Tooker,
Harry Foley. Charles DeWorth, Will
son Cluney, Charles BloodgOod, Will
liam Gray, Clarence Wait.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24

Advertising in tho NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
Conference on Moroccan situation.

WASHINGTON. March 2I.-Secre-
tary Root and Mr.. Jusseraud, the
French ambassador, had Il long ON
ference with the president ut the White
House last evening. 1t is surmised
that the discussion bore on the subject
of the Moroccan conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
Cafe TO Rc-OUcn.

Harry Greenes G. Co. has completed
the addition and alterations to their
cafe in Smith street, known as the
Elk Wine and Liquor House and will
reopen today. An orchestra will fur
nish music tonight, when all friends
are invited to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
WARNING TO MERCHANTS.

hereby nOtlIN the merchants OF
this city that my wife has left my
home and therefore / will not be re-
sponsible for any bills contracted by
her.
OLOF FOLKVORD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
Former Mayor Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 24.-For-
mer Mayor Ashbridge died today OF a
,emplicatiop of diseases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
DANISH NJ. i.

Tomorrow the usual services al
1880 inthe mornig and 7;30 in the
evening. Thursday afternoon the
Ladies Sewing Society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. EMERSON, $40 State
ctreat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24

accompanied with the p]ianoIa
The solo.sts are Mrs. Viola Water
house. soprano; Miss Helen NJ.
Comes. elocutionI8t Alfred S. Ely,
BARTON; ". E. MacClymont, at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24
OLOF FOLKVORD.

S26-3-23-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-24

The services at St. Stephens Dan
ish Lutheran church tomorrow are
follows; Preaching at 1880 and
at 1870 p. NJ. evening service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Do Won Open Your Mouth

sf,ilsc 4 yctttie Bird md gulp down what Il
ever food or med cne may be offered n yoa q
1 or doyyo,i want ID know something o. th !!
composition md character OF That when a.
yout Into your stomach " he tflerS .' g
food or, med inine ? a. {. 4. /. y
N ostg Intelligent and sensible peso,ple
nov. a-d Ays Insist OH knowing what no thoy
89t1t,loy3Iykethbr5 as food Or a. med leine,,
Dr. Pierce believes thoy have q pe p. y \,
r[Rht Is t.tstst Upon stich lnor'led &c. go ne
\ pGbIish q St,Adc cast and on each bottle.
rar,pAr " IN his med Zines are made 81
and sVSslfe1 mi "a b, ~ TAU. W .l0all
! hArRf N lll3 ford TO do been use tha mQre
thn a{fiTfedjc1ts az WlIch.. Ills Inedicines
efs mi Nd sfe sjudle d d lld u u efatQQa. the
5olI .Wll1-Ihelf 80 pef 0F qaIs!! e .ylEIlsI
1 : f0f ana ciife 81 woman's peculia .KeAk.l
f,atAeA. lrretuiAti and derA EN- ents,
\ eivinE sfIs0 ftD frequent headaches back.
! ache. dfNaalhr ldown pain or distress lsiil
lower Abdominal or pol VIC region accom-
tat,Ied. ofttiu,es, with S debil itatitig ~
roiyic, catarrhal drain and Kindred sym p.
5toms5o weakness, DR.. Pierce's Favor !! 70
pfA1rfi ntinn "A d most efficient ren1ed Vi.
III AZ as6iIkiiy effectlye In etrlhg painful
oArlodSsS m 81 Wing \ strong TIL to nursing
mothers and III pfspariil the SISTER, .oi
the exps1tstt mot q for Days c 2
thus rendering child birth safe and CON ypLn
painless. Tho y FavorI tel Pre- re-
sofptioh liza most potent strenEthoniiIig
tonic To- tbs general system arg 70 me
ORGANS Distinctly feminlne. ~ partict,l,ar:i
iit1is.aisoSas soothing and #iny,,igoratiIl,g
tnerviie and c,rss rerv ext atetlo,n,
nervous prostration neira ny aterl
5otlier! distresslng nervous ~ mpt0tns g VI
ttendxnt uDou f,iho tonal and organic dts \;
eases 81 the dist feminine org n
several 4 schools 81 practice, recon mend
each 81 thesseveral Ingredients ,of which
EFavorite PrescrIpt s n ade ior :. tis
cure 81 the diseases for which, itiis claimed
thi IA, i ciirAS You may read what they
isayg W jo,trsetf- ~ sending q nostal card
reaiest iorh tree bookot q 4, ex tt tracts ays
t1foj1ii the leading authorities, to Or. ~. Ky
piafra. frivNIidI Hotel und Surgical In
5stltute Buffalo N. x and y Will come 70
iyo,i3 By retufn post. 95s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
EXPECT MITCHELL.
TO AID G /: ! 7 J |: 4
Trump Gard Of Labor Men il
Maine Campaig 3 De
feat Littlefeld.
Especial e me FITNESS, Ispatch3,


q LEWISTON. MI :, August 90 -N owtthat
President Gotnpers IL $oti the scene and
has made his ilrst ateeohS invite cam
ph Ign In an effort to defeat Representative
Charles il. 1Iittleheld FOR ra-elootl ion. tho
labor men have, become more ,o ana z
from now on the hottest poll tlcal fight
ever waged in the State Will 8bog continued
on both sides ri "a n " t,l
A 1T rs expected here that John Mitchell.
president Of the Miners fedora Ion. VIII
the fight he is putting up against the re-
turn of REPRESENTATIVES, lttleneld. z This Is
for while President Gompers Is consliored
m able and forcefu! speaker ! 7 IS real
lied that Mitchell Will be- q great drawing
card aud Will win votes for the cause.
or Cannon, Of tie national House t. kep-
r,esentattiyes... will come Into the district
September 9TH, and will speak In the in
terest Of his colleague until the election
on the 10th. ~ 3j3.5ii lBy
This will bring President. Mitchell and
Speaker Cannon ln58the Ndistriot at the
same time, and will make the CLOSING
days OF nj, already red-hot campaign de-
cidedly interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
CONSUL ESTIMATES
DEATHS AT ABOUT I 900
- fgs3Il gET-,5ll q n II, ~ ~.
(By Associated Press

a ll3y Assocate ed Press, 20 q
III LONDON August 20.--The Foreign
Office has received a dispatch from tho
acting British consul 1T Valparaiso, dated
Saturday, saying he estimated the deaths,
IN Valparaiso at about ], 900. The entire
City has sustained permanent injuries
Immense fires were raging in all direc-E
Tho shipping had not been damaged
Robbery was being suppressed by fog n
glng and shooting,
55 A8tclegram has been received from Mr.
55Raikes,t the British minister n t Santiago,
saying the earthquake resulted lin much
loss Of property, but not many lives. Z. "a
8 Tho Belgian and Italian ministers NJ
Santiago report that their respective col-
8onlcs there are safe. SIS III H
a relief fund for tho Chilean earth
quake sufferers has been started here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
PRESIDENT SENDS
ESSA GIE 10 / o CHILE q III: F,
VA associated, Pre- IS. J

WASHINGTON d. c., August 20e---The
concern with which President r oseYct
received tho news Of tile earthquake IS
evidenced by two kilograms will ch he sent
TO- the President of Chile one ola ted yes
sterGay and the other to- dizzy. The y were
given out ut the State y epar tnent to-
day. IL The first Telegram M was az a foloWs:
5s. =, Ii, the name ofSthe people OF the 3l8
United States L offer tribute Of 6sor- 5
row and sympathy to 8thelrS a tllcted
u brethren Of chlleI by reason Of the II
Z awful disaster that has befallen VAL n
paraiso.n 5f 55},
& The one sent to- day said y iifi 81 III Tx;
Let me irepea t my xpress on &of a
h intense sympathy and express the
shocked horror this 5people feels at tho @
appalling disaster that has befallen
your great tlon.5 We are following
E the eWs5 With the most eager and III
@ lively concern = rs. 81 II
II a n telegram received late last night
from Secretary Root by tho State De-
TpartinentS says that he was leaving Bue-i
nos sAyres "A that fternoon, after a most
5llospitable and friendly perception and en-
stertainment Mr.. Root added that in
view Of the terrible calamity In Chile,
lie proposed, with the acqulescence Of the
Chilean government, to limit his visit%i In
Chile to a simple call of confidence Mr.
Root stated TINT he offered appropriate
sympn tliy8to the Chilean government in;
d disnntoh sent from Bucnos Ayres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
STEEL Trust TO
BOW TO 0 PUBLIC |. B. ! 9
Highly Important and Significant
Action T akenin Phila-
delphia,

spseqafl g u TIE Tines 3
Rowing to the will { OF the American
people who with President Roosevelt de-i
tmand that discrimination in trnnsporta-. Z.
ton shall cease, and yielding to- the rigid
requirements OF the new railroad rate
law the United states Steel Corporation
on s,eptplubor 1st Will permit the per
dom car service charge to be pplied
on the Union Railroad, u q subsidiary COM
spary.f rhis highly Important and signltl-
can't fact came out to-d day ct a. con FER
enco Of tic mana ayers Of six chr service 10 !,
associations and transportation otflcersso f
several big railroads, which was held in
lIhlladelphia to arrange FOR conformlng
Hriotly7wlth az provisions q the /, ns ,,,
law Forsevorfll years pnst MI the large
Working under tho per dion rrlle, y but y
4this the management Of the United Suites
sthel Corporation steadfastly fefused %
do. 4 by keeping tho Union Railroad out
ina steel trust has been nble to save
hundreds or ftliousal'ds Of dollars, s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
hssAction5'vV SB raketl iii3
/ spite Of sFactHf Tie Does Not 4
Care Gfor$ IT, iss
STORMY TIMES E: EXPECTED 4 4 Z ] 1: J
organs Friends Will l Fight ny tl \
Jnlcssy SulliyanSR Resigns tS
IN from Committee.

Pres,

4
Pro 1A, LII, AZ uyist 20---.1N neither y
please hitt, ors not, William j !. Bryan VIII
|Sbe endorsed az the next residential can.
|Sdldate 81 the Democratic party by y t ~
state conv IGNITION Of the Illinois D 'tltr-
5ocraoy, which /; viii 33bo called to--morrorw
morning at I'll b clock. al III NV
MI. Brya has stated that under GER r.
stain Bcondlt sons he does not care Tor the
endorse inent " the, illinois Demo or e (,
|tbut Stfis will have 1lttls bear Ing Upon the
c0nvehtionG and he Will be- end brsed ire
speotivV ot tho fact that he has ~ ans
nounoed thAt he does not care for |, the II
officially exp pressed, II Roger g. Bull VAN
Of Chicago, Is allowed by tho convention
ID retain &the position 3of national oort-i
mitteinan, to witch ho was elected ~ ~
1904 II 8E \, "a
S5 It Ii expected that there will be stormy
times In tile convention, much display
tof temper, and \ a. great deal OF angry
talk III But ali n debates will lead to tho
same ending. which Viii be the endorse
Sfnents Of Mr.. Bryan ms q presidential
catidldate. II II n lis friends are succoss-s
iful In ttheir attempt to gain control Of
TIA convention, He Will be appr owed as a
matter or course. II B the men to whom
Mr.. Bryan has said 8 that Nc Il opposedl
are sliccessf,il# rotaintig control OF the
marty organization. they will endorse him.,
no matter, what he shy
# rho friends OF Mr.. Bryan have been
positive Iii their statements that. II he
convention does not call for the reAig--8s
nation Of RogerHc, sullivan I al ma taonai Y
committeeman from Illinois, they Will
light With ALI their strength against the
passage Of any resolut ton end orsing Mr.. Mr.
Bryan. n fl. q. ISL
h 50 confident, III fact are the Sullivan
forces that n they are to dgminate the
convention that the endorsement Of Mr.
Bryan lis already drawn I'm. u IS contains
saGllttle stinger. to the effect that Illinois
Democrats nre y II, favor D q Mr.. Bryan.
THEY are also In favor Of home rue. n!
The II Chicago delegation and s2s their
friends, one thousand strong. reached .
lPeorin tonight. ana n pa radetl 3s through 4
the streets cheering and bearing rams;
Sparet1cies favorable Il TO- Sullivan. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

] Cost 81 Running the
American Government (: lI'l1I | u i;

WASHINGTON, B. o |, August 2 g. m
According u q statement Issued g, e. g.
day, congtsss, at Its laet session, ap.
Epropri nted for5 the tlsoaf year ls 9o7
ais75;bss,t ss,ts, presenting an Increase
Sof $50, 404, 1910 over the sum apprto'.-i
@priased the ! last session Of the Flftyi-.,
$elghth$ CONGRESS for 1909. 4. n 5,'
8S i he n d rHest Slter1 Is contained IN the
$approprl alton 0f IS the Postotf loe De-
Spart,ie CIT, the amount allotted being
8$1st ,6s5, egs.75.S 4 II he next LARD est sum
was y lvenS Tor p ensIons, the m ot,ey APP
$tpfop rl ated S amo uniting to y t4o, PAS, SOD,
sor.S nearl " twice as r,uoh q . was all
lowed for ttsssupport 81 the army and
over forty NIL Ions 4, ore thar Was
GRANTED for the naval establl iltnst1t /, NJ
S OF the t1ot Increase, $5s,4o4, $3.50. 20,
IL ID stated .s42, Al, 2ot.os wa for the
8Isthnlan8$ Canal, the balance being ac-i
counted for the appropriations for the.
carrying out Of the meat Inst Ion
4 law tho cotielnuancc OF contracts Sfof
ss,rlvers and atbor work, tho reoroanl.
zatlon ofS thol Diplomatic and consular
services attd the extension OF the rural
\ free del very service. IN A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
American Arrested.

(13y Aasoelated r press :, , Y, q !, u
ODEsBA. August 2o-Ah I.
&C.,, thia city, and under q police con-
v ~ vas taken to the western frontier
III NJ. order 81 the Governor General, Sen I.
s son MA temporarily arrested q few
M, us ago IA m, alleged poll icnl pro-
s,,noatist On /, similar Icnhrge he was
arrested arrested ngnin few days ago, which 'lt'fl
resulted il his expulsion from the country
Ambassador Mover WAS informed ol 4, t y.
hS,t@3snid Ia snw no renso1l to protest
tngf,inst III Censor Ia n Russian Jew.
Who recently took ott citizenship papers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
WillgEndorse Bryan.

| cOLUN1Bu IS, o., y August 20 80: 10Y though
IGovernor ohm M. Ioattison died three
months ngo, Ills understanding of Demo
cratic principles and policies seemed to
he the strongest Influence affecting the
delegates to the state convention which
meets here tomorrow. Tho platform rs
5forecasted Is distinctly n ( Pnttison #3docu-
5ment. Some OF the Views of / Tom T..
Johnson, Mayor OF Cleveland, on taxa
5tion, which were in tito last State plat
form, may be given A. place,3$but II Will
probably be In a modified form. # II is
generally conceded that tho platform Will
specifically endorse Bryan for the presl-
dental nomination sS II 81 35 N s@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
RUSSIAN FIGHT
REGULAR 4 1 |. \. v WAR |.|
Daily Engage ments Are Occur
ring. With Heavy Losses III: ss, u
onsB 3, 9th Sides l,s.. B.
To KEEP ): Fl xPLoslvEs OUT
Government announces That .. #
Will Use ItsA Navy for
/, This Plrpo s..
10 KEEP Ex LOS IVES OUT u
\ 81,
(By Associated T'ross.)

(By AEs0ciat ed Press FAX Is 90
ST. iPETERsBU rG August N 20. Adj
vices received hero to-day u from the
southwestern section OF the Caucasus
show that tic fighting In the districts
bordering on the Persian frontlersEli has
now assumed the dlgnityasof a !; regular
war, with daily engagements resulting
I'll heavy Losses. both I'd the Tartnrs and
the Russians troops who are the chief
#belltgerents, and with all tho features
OF a formal campaign. The Armenians
chiefly figure ms Victims, being unable
8tc$wage even d B,lccessful defense against
the well armed Tnrtars who are orga-
EnIzcd and trained ion military lines ana
do5not fear to meet the Russian forces
Sir& open fight whcnMthe latter are & nc
accompanied by artillery at the disposal 'iS
&of Colonel Yevcrn, the Russian commtlan-
def s3 III
Fifty-Eight Murdered ii Week.
s.s Last week IS statistics show that fifty
eight officials were murdered and forty
three were wounded In Russia proper;8
that nifty bomb depots were discovered
that ak safes were led of smoney,& and and
that sixty-three persons were robbed e.. st
These official figures do not take into
lnrcn,,1,t the t,llnglhg in the country, nor
Id Ethev give tile ntlnberFof! military exc
BUTTONS Of rrests of agltators ana reyo-t
and there are no figures show
Ing the number Of persons sent into exile.
The ST. Petersburg Gazette sa vs. that
8 sop persons we're 3bahished on ga turday
from ST Pet ersburg q lone. ana that Icy
we're placed on trains bound for the an ~
terror. 81, 3, t IN u, !, q,
M mir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
sCRUSOE'S ISLE IS,
WIPED FROM MAP
BY EARTHQUAKE
Contained Penal Settlement and
Fort-Was Very sparsely
,..g Settled, .5lis
fspeclal Gable. Ito The Times Dispatcl

Especial Cablel TO
and. 9es4 York worldD
II LIMA, PERU. August 20,-Ihe earth
quake wiped out the island OF juan Fer
nandez off the Chilean coast. On 1t were
penal settlement and a fort, II u be, be
Ionged to Chile.
The island Of Juan Fernandez, Ike the
Galapagos Islands, was very mountain
GUS and sparsely settled. II T was about
: the size OF Pitcairn Island and twice
4 the size OF the island Of Oahu, on which
Honolulu Is situated. al
q no millions OF people news Of tho sink
Ing of the island OF ] uan Fernandez VIII
come with sense or personal loss; for
that Is the island made famous by Daniel
DeFoe as the scene of the thrilling adj
ventures Of Robinson Crusoe, $,Sro-
nance dear to every yoslthful heart.
N That Immortal story Is not wholly a
I work Of fiction. II was based on the
adventures Of Scotch prlvatecrsman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
5ILLINOlS& WILL
ENDORS CANNON
The Republican, G Convention Will
Meet 7 and l Name \ ll7i,r, the l:l'
\ Speaker for President.

HI
SPRING F111LDi$ ILLS. August 20. The
feature Of the i Hepu blcan State Conycn-
the endorsement + Speaker Joseph G..
Cannon as. the Republican, nominee for
the presidency OF tho United States In
1903. This action was decided upon to-
Headers, held at the state house.
1.-The nominations to DO made are State
Trensurer. Superintendent of Pu bile $In-
sstructioh@ md three trustees Sof the State
University. YEAH 3R.i is25 ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Murphy, for Jerome.

X NEW sY ORIl, August 2o.-Charles n
MURPHY Lender Of 3Iammaly Hall, said
8tos-dny that he would DO for Jerome for
Governor IL he Is the candidate OF he
Democratic State Convention. Ia mmany
HAL, u he said, Is not committed lto Hearst
or anyone else. y S ssa ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.P|sLOTsTO AssAssINA,TE
PRESl DEN / FALLlERES
lBy Negotiated I'ress.)'

43I (3y AsscQiatad PfesE) "a n
hIARsEILi ms August -, F,-The police
nave diacnpered papers Indicating the con-
inection With, a band OF Il anarchists 81
r I tho anarchist arrested here yes
tarday Oh "a charge Of plotting to nssas-
slnate President Falleres, At the Home
q the prisoner, who y an Italian, the
police also d scoNered e. ploslYes 3aHq 1la-
5teriais for tie manufacture of bonlbA y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
government for in actual practice it

government ,sl for sin actual prac tice 1t
say that The several States can thus u
81 supervise and regulate III ii. * f$$3J ssS.s
President Roosevelt s reviews and ap-
proves az The u m ensures taken III to secure
certain rights to wage workers, incltld-
Ing the employers LID bilityg law and tho
eIght-hotr law; He announces that, ~ Il
additional LEGISLATION s needed to make
the eight hour law eject ve,f he will ask
for III and also that next year he Will
ask Congress- to put IN permanent form
Ills regulations for; securing Saturday
half-holldays for Wage O. workers tinder$tfic
government during the summer months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
STho police 81 this city ara being trained
~ }thc handling BDf rnpid-nro guns.
aWillSUs,e:, Navy.
t1,y A saoclated Pfess.

BY Assoc ID led FFchs % a III
WASHING ON, n d. G., "a llgurst Cd D.
IA ronI t,deen.s1 Russian Ambassador,
-. dny informed the state Depart en- y
5that Inc Hussinn government VIII use sl "
navy navy 10 prevent the mportation o. ox ~
nlosiyes and firearms into Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
AMERICANS MAY BUY ...5
iGREAT I GOLD MINES
-l11y AssneIated presA.ll

Y an pErilISsSnsHfIfRti Auglist 90. The
newspapcrs hero report that Amprlrnhs
are negotiating FOR the purchase Of Nor
2chlnsk gold mines, which 3l,nvo been tito
course Of II great scandal IN which several
or tho grand dukes were Involved. The
mines are supposed to contain quartz
worth $2O00,Cuo,Ooo md Count Cannriln
! IL sopp,ttcd to BIO anxious to dispose Of
than, but tho Americans arc chary Of
purchasing a concession which, might be
reptillated by Parliament,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Shocks in Martinique

Fl 4. TORT DE FRANCE, MARTINIQU E,,
August 2O.-- Earthquake shocks OF moro OF,
Martinique at 1913 p. M. yesterday and
attn a. NJ. and 7 A. NJ, to-day No
damage was done. is