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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
ASK REINSTATEMENT.
Promise to Prove They Were Not Inn
plicated in Raid.

Washington, Dee 13.-The immediate
result Of the memorandum OF Secretary
Taft, signed yesterday, outlining the
procedure to be followed BY enlisted
men Of the Twenty fifth Infantry who
were discharged without honor, was the
visit today Ia the war department Of
xix of the discharged men, who applied
for reinlistment, declaring that they
were innocent Of all completely in and
knowledge Of the affair at Brownsville.
The men had no documentary evil
dence to present establishing the fact.
but the applications were submitted
and received upon the assurance that
such testimony would be Forthcoming at
once
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
CHANGE COMES MARCH 4.
Senator Aldrich Says cortelyou win.
Then Be Secretary Of Treasury.

Washington, Dec 13.--"It is the pres
cnt intention TO have Mr. Cortelyou take
charge Of the treasury portfolio on
March A. said Senator Aldrich, VINO
talked with the President yesterday
about Mr. CoFtelyou's nomination to 30
secretary Of the treasury, which was
held up BY the Senate finance committee
Tuesday because no date was specified
as to when the appointment would be-
come effective
The same formal objection. it is said.
applied To other nominations now before
the Senate, notably that Of James r.
Garfield, to be secretary Of the interior.
II has been customary heretofore, the
senator said, to specifically indicate the
date upon which such appointments are
20 take effect, and its omission in the
present case apparently was an over
sight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13

Henry Campbell. Bannerman, to deal
with amendments made by the House
Of Lords TO the education bill as a whole,
and not individually. The prime min
ister, III introducing the motion, said
there were fully forty unacceptable
amendments, but be was not without
hope that an arrangement Of tie diff
ferenees could be found. After the de-
bate had continued all the evening and
before adjournment the prime minister
announced that, If desired, two more
days would be given 70 the discussion
Of the Lords amendments To the bilh
The new amendment to the merchants
shipping bill, introduced in the House Of
Lords Tuesday night, imposes a fine Of
Si,500 upon every improperly loaded for
eign grain ship entering British port.
Art Prizes for Women.
The Royal Academy meeting to greet
the winners Of the prizes in the schools
was notable triumph for the women
students, who this year much more than
hold their own against the men. The
Cheswick landscape prize, the prizes for
figure composition, cartoon of the draped
figure, the tiist and second medals for
painting from the nude and The first
medal for modelling bust from life all
fell to women. In the friendly criti
cism Of the prize works by academieians
which followed the announcement Of the
awards, John s. Sargent, who rarely
misses Prize giving, talking with the
students, with whom he is an immense
favorite.
Honor for American M. Pr
Sir John PuIeston, formerly known al
"the American NJ, r." was presented
Tuesday afternoon with his portrait,
painted by Herkomer, by the City Of
London Conservative association, OF
which Sir John has lust resigned the
craftsmanship, The origin If Sir Johns
nickname dates back to tile American
Civil war, when be was an intimate
friend Of Abraham Lincoln He has
close business connections with the
United States, and has frequently inter.
vened in Parliament in affairs threaten
ing to disturb the good relations be.
tween the United States and ereat
Britain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
EDITORS ARRESTED.
Are Charged With False Gillette Case
Stories.

New York, Dec 13.--William B. Mas
terson. United States deputy marshal,
and William f. Lewis aud Henry n.
Cary, editors on the New York Morning
Telegraph, We're arrpsted here yesterday
charged with cfiminal contempt Of court
in circulating false and grossly mac
curate reports Of the trial OF Chester
h. Gillette at Herkimer.
Masterson was also recorded as an
editor Of the Telegraph. An three were
sent to the court Of general sessions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
URGES UNION 10 CHECK JAPAN.
A Russian United States Agreement Is
Suggested.

St Petersburg, Dec. 13.-The Bourse
Gazette, one Of the most responsible
journals in Russia. yesterday contained
4 leading article, advocating rapproach-
ment between the United States and
Russia to safeguard the interests of
both powers in the far east, which the
paper says, are now threatened byrlapan.
The Novoe Vreuiya and Slovo also de-
vote leading editorials in the most APP
prehensive tone, TO the Japanese ques-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
cARUso's APPEAL TAKEN UP.
No New Evidence Brought Out; Argu
ments hv Attorneys.

New York, Dee. l3.-The appeal Of
Enrico Caruso, the tenor, from his CON
viction on charge of disorderly conduct
towards woman in the monkey house
at Central Park, came up before Re-
corder Coli today. No new evidence
was taken, the proceedings being limited
to argument by the attorneys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13

exclusion was clearly indicated yester-
day when Senator Fulton Of Oregon I'M
troduced a resolution reciting the contro-
versy that has arisen with Japan and
the desirabihty Of arriving at an I'm.
Outstanding and expressing the sense Of
the Senate that negotiations should be
entered into by the proper executive Of.
fieers Of the government for the defining
Of Japan's rights under the exclusion
treaty and tile complete exclusion Of
japanese laborers.
4 The resolution went over under the
rules ,hhnt when called up Is expected to
precipitate discussion Of the whole Jap.
anese controversy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
pILEsl pILEsl pIEEsl

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
viii cure blind, bleeding, liberated and
itching piles II absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as a.
pouiticc. gives instant relief DR.. Will
iiams indian Pile Ointment is prepared
for piles and itching. Every box is
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists, by
mail for SOC and $1.oo. Sold by c. II.
kendrick 4 Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
To Detain lis in Smallpox Case.

New York, Dec, IA The 52 cabin pas
lengers on the steamer Blucler, which
vas detained hit quarantine Tuesday up
N her arrival from Hamburg and Cher
,ourg, were released yesterday
All the Storage passengers also were
released, but the 10 second cabin pas.
sengers, who were directly exposed to
smallpox, will be detained at Hoffman
island for observation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
WHITE GOES TO FRANCE.
President Roosevelt Sends to Senate
Nominations for Ambassadors.

Washington, Dee lathe President
today sent the following nominations to
the Senate.
Ambassador extraordinary and pleni.
potentiary-- Henry White, Rhode Island.
to France; Lloyd G Gfiseom, Pennsyl-
vania, to Italy, John w Riddle, Minne-
sofa. 10 Russia; Irving B. Dudley, Cali
forilia. to Brazil.
Envoy extraordinary and minister
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Combs, Ken
lucky, TO Peru.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
BROWNS CONDITION UNCHANGED
Mrs. Bradley's Victim Passes Comfort.
able Night in Hospital.

Washington, Dec. 1a.-The condition
of former Senator Arthur Brown Of
Utah, who Is at the Emergency hospital
suffering from the effects Of bullet
wound inflicted by Mrs. Anna M. Brad.
ley ON Saturday last, was reported yes
to-day 20 be practically unchanged
\ The patient passed 4 fairly comfort.
able night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
THROUGH A PIPE
Workman Talks to Rescuars 20 Feet
Above; Companions Dead.

Bakersfield, Cal, Dec. 13,--L. }. Hicks,
one Of the six workmen who were bur-
led under tons Of earth at Edison on
Friday last, il still alive, and through
a tlvo,inch pipe, forced through 70 feet
Of debris, Is in communication with the
rescuers.
Hicks informed the rescue party
through the pipe Tuesday evening that
he talked with companions for two hours
after tine eave.in on Friday, but he had
heard no signals from them since He
supposes they are dead.
Food and water were passed to Hicks
last evening, and barring accidents he
should be reached in five days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
CONSTITUTION FOR TRANsvAAL.
Letters Patent Were Issued Yesterday in
London.

London. Dec 1s.--Letters patent were
issued yesterday granting a constitution
to the Transvaal The terms were fully
outlined BY Mr.. Churchill, under score,
tary for the colonies, in the House OF
Commons July ~,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
FORCING JAPANESE NOW.
Fulton Of Oregon Offers Resolution Call
ing for Definition Of Rights.

Washington, y. G., Dec. 13.--The de.
termination Of the Pacific coast mem
bers 60 force the question Of Japanese
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
For canteen in Soldiers Homes.
DO Adjourn pecember 20.

Washington. Dec iS-The House yes.
terday adopted the concurrent resolution
10 adjourn for the Christmas holidays
on December 20. The date Of recon
vening Il set for January 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13

BY SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS
"Wle recommend Father Johns Medi-
cine as a body builder for all who are
weak and run down" Sisters Of the
Holy Cross. Nashua, N. H. Not a pat
INT medicine. No poisonous drug.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
Important Business. to Have
Consideration
MOST OF IT RELATES
To the Necessary Appropriateness
ate Committee Takes Up Congo Res
Morgan Takes Most Of
Time With Story of Brutalities.

Washington, Dec. 13--The House yes
terday began the reading Of the legis-
latiye and Judicial bill. II is expected
that the consideration Of this measure
under the five-minute rule will take two
days at least. The legislative bill will
be followed By al urgent deficiency bill,
the main items of which carry approprir
ations Of $250.000 for the department
Of agriculture, TO enforce the pure food
law and $4,000 for the war depart
ment. covering the transportation Of OIL.
GERS to and from Gnba with the under.
standing that the republic of Cuba shall
lTeimhurse the United States
n The House adopted the concurrent res
folutioh u adjourn for the Christmas
holidays neeembsr 20, 70 peconyene on
January 2
Hearings on Free Seeds.
Hearings on free seed distribution be-
gan before the House committee on ag-
rcuture yesterday. C II Wood of Lou.
isyille, representing the American Seed
Trade association, and w f. Moule and
{
IN opposition 70 the distribution
Committee Discusses Congo.
When Senator Lodge called up his
Congo resolution before the committee
On foreign relation yesterday, Senator
Morgan consumed most of the time 81
the committee in reading long letter
telling Of the atrocities in that country
This left little time for he discussion
but Senator Foraker Of Ohio indicated
that he was not vet prepared to sup.
port the resolution Whether Senator
Foraker will oppose the resolution in
the open Senate remains to be seen
The resolution went over until next
weeks session Of the committee
Senator Morgan took action amount
ing to dismissal Of Thomas G. Garrett
secretary to the committee on public
health and national guarantees, OF
which the senator Is chairman. This
dismissal is the result Of charge that
Mr. Garrett has engaged in the promo
ton OF the interests Of Belgium In the
administration of affairs III the Congo
Free State.
For canteen in Soldiers Homes.
The members Of the board of man.
ayers Of the National Soldiers Home
(which is meeting here, paid their re
spects to the President yesterday Sew.
eral Of the members said that the board
Z in its annual report to Congress would
urge strongly that the appropriation fol
/ the various homes for the next fsca
year shall not contain a provision pro
hibiting the operation OF the canteen
I The board takes the position that the
sale Of beer and light wines in soldiers
homes serves 30 Keep old soldiers il
their quarters and prevent them seeking
drink IN other places.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money ii it fails
10 cure. y. w, GROVES signature Is
On each box. 25c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
OBSERVERS OBSERVATIONS

observe that brain food Is not in very
great demand In Salt Lake City.
Thut horse doesn't away that docsn' I
get chance
That II Is wise who can answer n
fool according 10 his folly.
That there are fools and fools. but of all
the fools tho biggest fool is the fool who
doesn't know 1t
That neither the Republican nor the Dem
otratlc party 10 running Salt Lake City
That some ofDceholdcrs, like pigs arc hnrd
TO pull loose from the tent and when they do
let go IL 10 with an caT-spllttlng sauoal
Tint the genuine usually passes at Its faco
value
That real flowers never withhold their frn-
GRANGE even from the beggar.
Tint an oak tree doesn't refuse to cast Its
acorns Just because hog happens 10 pick
a few OF them.
That brains and dudes do not reside under
the samo hat
That some people like the Jackoss. do moth
Ing but bray.
That he who kicks at tho truth has had his
hide puncturcd.
Thnt the male hog is not the only gen
der of that animal TO be found in the street
cars OF Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT
Justice Dana T. Smith Considers Evil
dence Sufficient to Warrant Action.

w c. Jensen. accused OF embczzling
$500 left In his care by DR.. Kendall on the
night following election. and who was
discharged when brought before Judge
Diehl recently on the same charge has
Dana Il. Smith. After hearing n review
OF the case, and listening to the new
evidence introduced, the court held that
there was enough evidence to warrant
him In holding Jensen, and his bonds will
remain AT $500 until after the trial The
money plnccd in Mr.. Jenscns care was
put in the Mccoy livery stable safe where
Mr.. Jensen was employed, but tho next
morning 1T had disappeared. So far no
direct evidence has been secured so no
portion Of the money has been found and
Mr., Jensen cmphatlcally denies taking Il
The case has attracted considerable at
tention and the outcome Will be watched
with interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Association Gets Moved.
FINE BUFFALO HEAD
It and Unmounted Robe Attract At
tention In Main Street Window.

a large buffalo head and robe, un-
mounted In the show windows OF a Main
street furricr. attract great amount OF
attention among the passers-by. IL is
probably one OF the largest specimens Of
It's kind exhibited In this city for some
time. n card In the window telling OF
the robe reads:
Busy all the tlmc-Utah Antelope
Island product killed January H. 1906"
Probably few OF the people who saw the
robe aware that about $l250 Is the
price that Will be asked for IL and the
head when mounted. The horns measure
twenty inches from tip to tip and eigh
tecn inches across at the base. The robe
Will cover Il floor space twelve by four
teen feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
CULTURE TALKS
First of Series by Professors of the
State University.

Ihe hrst OF series OF talks and read
ings by the professors and Instructors OF
the University of Utah was given YES
terday afternoon In Museum hall by Prof
Lew Edgar Young OF the department of
history These culture talks have been
arranged for town folks as we'll as stu
dents. and over hundred prominent club
women were present at the lecture
Prof foungs subject was Goethe's
Faust In brief but vivid way the
speaker told the story of the great
tragedy. He commented upon the differ
ent scenes. poin,ed out the spiritual
character, and emphasized In particular
the lesson OF the play. that man is here
TO work out his own destiny and TINT he
Is the true worker who tolls for the love
OF his labor
The second of this series OF talks will
DC by Squire Coop of the musical depart
ment on January q. Church Music H.
lustrated- ls The subject announced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Makes a Good Suggestion.

Mr Rosenfcld took occasion TO comment
upon the showing Of the receipts ut the local
Pc@tofhcc for stamps during the last year. de-
curing that the advance Is an Indication or
increased business. which means great deal
For Just such reasons this one. md tho un-
questionable steady increase OF the Inquiries
for property Mr.. Ros~nfcld declared that he
was exceedingly glad that hts company had
become interested here. Fle suggested q novel
plan by which Salt Lake con be advertised to
great ndNance. His suggestion that a
big sign, lighted by cccrlcity Mt night. be
erected upon some high building In the down
town section, which should be printed a
statement OF the bank clearlngs OF the current
and last year. The comparison would he de-
clared' mako an impression upon tho strangcr
ana that the prosperity Of the city would soon
become universally known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
LIKELY TO BU|LO
APARTMENT T-HOUSES
Number Now i'm Course of Con-
structiOn; Others Being
Planned.

| Local real estate men are greatly Interested
in tho number OF apartment hotels that are
In tho course OF construction and In contcm-
plation In salt Like In other opinions. the
matter or apartment houses ranks only sec-
ond TO the heavy demand for tracksgc proper
~. and there Is every probability that within
tho next three months tho number OF apart
ment-houscs where nats be rented at
moderate price will bo largely increased.
Many OF tho real estate men have negotiations
on with mon of wealth OF Salt Lake and other
cities Tor the construction OF such buildings
Likely to Build.
II is generally understood that Peter Hanck
OF Los Angeles Is one OF the outside parties
VINO Mho rs contemplating investing MS money IN
erecting apartment houses here. only recently
hc acquired a second piece OF ground on tho
cost side OF State street north OF First South
street and now owns about eighty three fect
frcntngc on that street, above the ElIs' club.
IL Is learned upon sood authority that With
tho opening OF spring he VIII eNpend large
sum OF money In building a modern apart
mcnt- house on the ground
Has Let a Contract.
a. Fred Wey. proprietor OF the Wilson hotel.
Is one OF the local men who realizes the field
hcon announced before In The Tribune nc
Gently lot contract for u $50 900 structure
TO be erected First South street between
Main and state streets. The work on this
structure viii begin In tho near future 1t
VIII be built along modern limos. Mr.. Wey Is
also contemplating tho erection OF q big
opartment-housc and private residence at
tho OF First street and State street
just north OF tho Eagle Gate.
Work Progressing Nicely.
Work on Tho ap0rtuncnt-housc being built
by the Houston Real Estate Investment COM
pany on Market Is progressing nicely. This
structure hos the largest street frontage OF
ony building In Salt Lake. IL extends $50
feet on Market street and II feet In depth
West Temple street. 1t Is being built OF
brick and VIII be three stories In height when
completed II VIII have twcnty-ono stores on
the ground noor and the second and third floors
Will have 800 rooms. single and suite
plotey furnished md adapted particularly to
the uso or bachelors.
Deal Consummated.
deal was contaminated Wednesday where
by President John Il. Wlnder OF the Mormon
church acquired the W. b. Douglnss residence
on West Temple ntreet, opposite the Tcmplo
grounds, Ho gave In exchange for tho prop
erty a plecc OF unimproyad ground North
Stnte street. near First street and a cash
confederation tho amount OF which was not
dlNulGcd. 1t IL the intention OF Mr. Winder TO
uso the Douglass property his family resi-
dcncc. moving from ths Poplar farm. whero
ne now resides, Upon their return from Los
Angeles, where they VIII go in a few days to
spend tho remainder OF tho winter Mr. and
Mrs. Douglass. II Is understood. Will erect a
residence on the North State street property,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
NOT YET RECAPTURED.
Weber County Officials Securing Coun-
try for Fugitive.
Special 60 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. B.-Horry Collins hotter
known here as Dutch Raymond the convict
who escaped from Deputy Sheriff Joo Sbarn
on a passenger train last night hns not Yer
been rccaDtured. Deputy Sharp returned to
Salt Lake today Sheriff Joseph Bailey and
Deputy Shcrir Scbring OF Weber county ara
still out securing tho country for the fugitive
Collins with Harry Clark md Tom Cudabay
were arrested November l5i for WORKING n
thing gamc. They were tried and con-
victcd and were sentenced TO the county iaiI
Clark and Cudahay gotting 200 days each and
Collins 100 days. Collins was snusgiy nxed
In the county jail when Deputy Sharp started
TO toEo him 10 Salt Lake TO appear I'm a
grand larceny He was not captured by.
Deputy Sharp. os has been raported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
New Engineering Company.

Articles OF incorporation OF tho General En-
g!neering company were illcd Wedncs sday with
the Secretary OF State. Tho lncorporntors arc
NJ Callow, president, J.. w Neill. Vice
president. II f. Johnson. secretary and trcas-
urcri these, with II. Callow and G N
Bacon, constituting the directorate. The com
pony, which Ia organized for the conduct Of nm
engineering business in all It's branches, has a
capital stock Of 5000 IN s. shares.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
DEMANDS $4,000
diary Ward Is Plaintiff in Suit
Against Short Line.

Praying for $1,000 damages for Injuries al
legged to ave been received as the result OF
negligence on the part of the oregon Short
Line Railroad company. Mary Ward on We'd
nesday hlod her suit In the Third District
court.
The plaintiff ects out that on December l?
1900. the company named sold her a ticket
from Mlnidoka to Thornton Ida, and return
that on her return from Thornton on the ngnt
OF December II, she was compelled TO walt at
Idaho Falls. for a connecting train; that the
company carelessly and negigcntly maintained
q waiting room there with a door from which
the step four feet down to the ground ;
that in tho darkness she stepped from said
door and was violently thrown TO the ground
suffering Injuries which have damaged her In
tho amount PRAYED FOR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
BODY TO BE BURIED HERE
Wife Of James B. Watson Telegraphs
Instructions From San Francisco.

Word has been received from tho wife Of
James Il. Watson. tho man who committed
suicide at the Salvation Army rooming- housc
Tuesday afternoon, to have the body prepared
for burial and inferred in Salt Lake. Until
the arrival Of lettgr with full particulars
from tho Chief OF Police, nothing further Will
be known about WUtson's alleged theft. The
letter left TO his wifo. and which was pub
lished In Inc Tribune indicated that aside
from his one false step he had been honest
md industrious