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New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
CANNON ATWHITE HOUSE
y.eoislative Situation CanUassed and
Satisfactory Understanding Reached.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l ]

From
Washington, June 17.-president RooseVeie
had conference with Speaker Cannon this
evening. which lasted from s:15 until 1880
o'clock The legislative situation was very
,boroughly canvessed. and a satisfactory under
standing was reached number of important
subjects.
az never felt better In my life." exclaimed the
Sneaker when he emerged from the White
House "I did not go to church. but 1 read
chapter In the Bible and said my prayers.
"Did YOU pray for early adjournment: the
Speaker asked.
"WeII. bows, L do hope and pray that we will
be able to get away from here by the hrst OF the
month. OF course do not know just what the
coordinate branch of the government will do.
but do not see any reason why things cannot
be wound up by the first very shortly after
ward.
'I do not think that going to have any
trouble about meat-by meat mean the agri-
cultural bill. We will undoubtedly pass a salts
factory bill, and hope that we will pass it this
week It Is my hope that we will be able TO get
through it without a rule. but even if have
to have one I do not think adjournment will be
retarded. unless some fellow starts in to fill
buster, and do not think anything of that sort
will be tried
II do not know ,rst what to-rnorrow's pro-
Testers death. II we can get three hours to-
morrow. though. we can accomplish whole lot
Of work. day at this time means more than
three weeks would have done earlier in the ses-
sion"
The Speaker talked very frankly about the
Pure Food bill and the meat measure. The i'm
preston he left in the minds Of his hearers was
that the President and the majority of the House
much closer together on the latter question
than most people believe.
There are really no irreconcilable differences
whatever. when the subject is analyzed. and
whether the of the bill finally passed is
that of the Senator from Indiana or the House
Agricultural Committees chairman makes very
little difference The main thing Is the passage
Of an effective bill that will be fair to all parties
concerned and at the same time will restore the
confidence OF the world in the great industry
that is at present resting under a cloud OF sus-
picion The Pure Food bill, the Speaker
thought would be taken up and disposed OF.
and unless at present unforeseen delay
takes place most of the members OF Congress
will be able to deliver Fourth OF July orations
at their homes.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
THOMAS UP IN BALLOON.
Sends Word to Wife That He
Won't Descend TIL Morning.

Plotting his own balloon for the first ums, u
Julian P Thomas started from the Port Ao'ns
gas works in East 1Ssth street. yesterday on wn@'
he hoped to make a twenty-fOur hour flight at les~
The start was not made until about p m some
delay being experienced IN filing the 5000 euos
feet Of the bag.
The gas was of rather poor quality, oelns H0~'-s
laden with water and for q while 1t looked as Il
might spoil the ascension. After ths pipe nao 80
uncoupled several times. allowing several s@'-o-S
OF water to flow OF the bag each uIs' -
balloon finally gained sufficient Ifrins po"ei
make the attempt for a long fight feasible
The slight wind from the northeast MADE x p'
s.ble to balance. and the balloon rose Win 70 ue
lay. AS soon as 1t had cleared the grouho' A
Thomas started TO follow It's fight In her su.O..
bile, accompanied by her ten-year-old sOH' V
The balloon. hanging low. crossed The brON
Harlem. finally crossing the Hudson a1ter ~ h~'-s
passed Immediately over Grants TOMB An = -
later II had reached Idlewid. a suburb OF FS'S--
where DIR. Thomas was able TO call 10 sew
persons on the ground. asking them TO IsAsp"'-'
10 his wife that he would stay Up al night
1t being Sunday. big crowd from al owe owe =.
Bronx gathered at the gas plant 70 Wa'cI
ascension, a roundsman and dozen p@%lV-s
having hard work TO keep the crowd WHINE -. go
The balloon was made ready by Lao S'SVs -,
two OF three OF his assistants Levees the " !,
man. accompanied DIR. Thomas 20 give sdsi' "a
handling the balloon when necessary DO "a
with him a dapper little Frenchman. VINO ~ -
was the Conte Georges de Ia ROchette- Inc -
said that he thought baIloonins was a me -
although he had never made an asceSsioh'
so quiet and restful.''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
CONFER ON MEAT BILL.
Proposition to GiUe Secretary of
agriculture Final Control.

Washington, June 17.-Members Of the House
Committee on Agriculture including Representa-
tive Adams. of Wisconsin. assisted by several
officials of the Department Of Agriculture devoted
some time to-day TO discussion Of various feat
ures of the amendment proposed by the House
committee to which the President has pointed out
his objections There Is TO be a meeting of the
full committee tomorrow, and effort IS being
made TO agree some ground of modification OF
the Objectionable feat to facilitate action
the measure.
Mr. Adams who was at the White House on
Friday and was made acquainted with the Presi-
dents views. explained them in detail his col
leagues on the committee to-day A suggested
amendment, which, Mr.. Adams says, enanated
from the Department of Agriculture officials and
which. 1t IS saId is favOrably considered by the
President. mas been brought forward to eliminate
the objections by the President the court
review proposed by the amendment. This new
proposition is designed to give the Secretary Of
Agriculture the final control the situation so far
the question OF the fitness OF the slaughtered
animals for human food is concerned, by the inser-
ton OF the following clause In tie paragraph of te
amendment relating to the Inspection and cCndem-
nation at the post mortem examination of such
Which. in the judgment OF the Secretary of
some and unit for human food" This clause is
suggested to take the place Of the words found
The proposed amendment IS expected to meet
with opposition from the packing Interests who
partment officials
Mr. Adams expressed the opinion that the Com
nittee on Agriculture would recede from its posi-
ton. waiving the appointment OF inspectors under
committee was under the impression that the de-
b fe thaf hf ngf nce m bn S c OF & avail
that there will be sufficient number ready for
work wheneXer % tne ies1si94Sn @ becomes effective
ed to return to the city tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
QUARANTINE SURPRISES CUBANs.
New Yorks Action Causes Comment at Ha-
vana-Fever in Island Denied.

Havana June 17.-New Yorks quarantine regula-
tions against Cuba were surprise to Cubans There
have been two cases OF yellow fever In the island
since January, one IN May in Matanzas Province
and the other in June in Havana At present
there are no cases of fever and suspected cases
1t is believed the action OF the New York au-
thorities due 70 the pessmistic attitude OF DR..
Won Ezdorf. the United States Marine Hospital
representative at Havana who long has predicted
yellow fever epdemics in Cuba and contended that
Southern State guarantees would be ineffective
long as there was possibility of infected passen-
gers rom Cuba reaching the South by way OF
New York within Ave days.
Health officer Doty has announced that. begin
ming next Saturday. passengers on steamers from
Havana without immune certificates will be held
five days on Hoffman Island. He intends TO keep
a strict watch for yellow fever during the quaran-
tine
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
BISHOP ASSAULTED AT SEOUL.
Struck by Japanese Soldier in Cathedral
Boxers in China Active.

Victoria, B. c.. June 17.-News of an assault
upon Monsignor Mutel, Roman Catholic bishop
at Seoul, was brought yesterday by the steamer
Tartar II seems that some japanese soldiers
entered the cathedral and disturbed the service
by smoking and laughing. The bishop went to
the men and told them they must desist or leave
the edifice one Of the japanese soldiers struck
the bishop a heavy blow in the face. Gendarmes
were sent for and the soldiers were arrested.
A revival of boxerism and brigandage is re-
ported from various sections of North China. In
the Amoor district number Of Chinese officials
have been murdered. In Manchuria brigands
held up a train and robbed the passengers of
valuables. with the result that Japan has placed
guards on all trains
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
BIG DEFICIT IN JAPAN
Foreigners Refuse to Pay Tar-
Reforms an Army.

London. June 1S.-The correspondent at Toxic
of the Daily Telegraph" says that the deficit
In the next budget is expected to reach
$4OOOOO0O
The correspondent also reports that most OF
the foreigners resident at Nagasah refuse to
pay the income tax. and that the German consul
is supporting them
The dispatch adds that army reform COM
mission has been appointed, consisting of the
ministers of War; Instruction and State, to rem
edy defects in the army disclosed by the war
with Russia
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
WELL DEFENDED COASTS.
Results Of British ManeuUres-
alarm on Sailing Ships.

London. June 1.-THE first period of the
manouvres closed on Saturday. An official re-
port of the results has not yet been issued. but
they understood TO have been gratifying
with regard to the strength of coast defences
and mobilization Of naval reserve divisions.
Several wheat laden sailing ships. including the
Russian bark Fahrwohl, were captured ~0uth-
west of Queenstown. Their crews were greatly
surprised and supposed that hostilities had been
opened when first they We're surrounded by war
ShiDS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
AUTO AeLAzE IN BROADWAY.

An automobile owned and driven by C. L. Spen-
Ger, of Jacksonville. Fla. who is staying IN
this city. damaged to the extent OF 5000 by
flames at 18th street and Broadway last night.
Broadway held up a quarter of an hour
until all danger from explosion over. The
car was turning into Broadway. when the ma
chinery refused TO work. Mr.. Spencer alighted
and accepted the assistance of bystander. who. II
is said. lighted a cigarette while assisting Mr.
Spencer and thoughtlessy threw the match he had
used into pool OF gasolene that had formed under
the machine. The gasolene blazed up and immedI-
ately the automobile in flames
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
JEWS APPEAL FOR AID.
Members of Parliament Erpect
Massacres IN Other Cities.

London, June 1S-"The Daily Telegraph" this
morning prints telegram received in LONDON
from Felsingfors. It is dated Sunday afternoon
and is signed by n. Vinaver and four other
Jewish members of the Russian parliament, MN.
Brando. Schosberg, Katzenelson and levin
The telegram says:
The outbreak at Bialystok clearly was the be-
ginning of an organized massacre, similar 10 the
bloody October days. Only energetic interven-
ton prevent terrible catastrophe. Perli
IS imminent. Appeal TO all Influences to help US.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
NURDERS IN POLAND.
Mail Wagon PIundered-Jescs OF
WorsazC Fear Massacre.

,ys-ax lime IA band of terrorists this
,-,or,,ns held up a mail wagon between kros-
r,.u,soe and Klodawa. They killed the driver
his horses and two soldiers. who were escorung
TIE van. pIundered the mails and escaped
Al @ O'Clock this evening five terrorsts shot
snd killed a police officer and his wife while they
were walking in the street. The assassins es-
capped.
TIE Jews OF Warsaw are uneasy. but at pres
ent there IS no indication OF an anti-Jewish out
break
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
NICARAGUAN MINISTER KILLED.

Mexico City, June T-Nicaragua is excited over
the case of DR.. Julian Irias who killed DR.. Alta
mranO. a Cabinet minister Irias had occasion to
visit Costa Rica. and left his wife in the of
Altamirano, who his intimate friend In DR.
Iriass absence Altamirano is alleged to have
wronged Sehora Irias. and when Irias demanded an
explanation Altamirano stabbed him in the arm
Iras then shot and killed Altamirano Irias will be
tried
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
NO UNION ON BRYAN, SAYS HEARST MAN

IBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Boston June 1.-George Fred Williams. lieu
tenant for Hearst in his campaign for a Presden-
tal nomination and leader of the radical forces.
declared in an interview to-day that the party
could not unite on Bryan. The men who are now
in control of the Democratic organization in the
nation and in Massachusetts could never traVei
with Mr.. Bryan in his course. he said
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
A. H. GREEN HOUSE TO BE HOSPITAL

GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Worcester, Mass, June 17.-"Green Hill Hospital
for Infants was the title chosen to-day at meet-
ing of the promoters Of the plan for transforming
the mansion of the late Andrew H. Green, father
of Greater New York." into hospital for children.
The necessary changes IN the house will be
pleted by July The city of Worcester paid $780, 600
for the estate, and the Green heirs gave 5000 to-
ward making q park of IL.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
DAMAGE IN PE-CHI-LI.
DrOuth an North and Floods IN South
-RaiLzoGg'S Losses.

Peking, June 17.-While the northern portion
OF the province Of Pe-Chi-Li is suffering from
the most severe drouth since 1900 the southern
extremity IS flooded, owing TO heavy rains. One
stretch Of the Hankow-Peking Railway, thirty
miles long and several smaller stretches below
Shen-Tin Flu have been destroyed. Traffic has
been suspended since last Friday. Some weeks
will be required TO make repairs.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
BODY OF MISS HOPES FOUND.

The body OF Miss Elizabeth c. Hopes wn' "a
drowned Monday morning, June 4 While 80 ..t
trying to land from the yacht Dione. at lSSeA
and the North River. recovered cary - ~
day at that street. Miss Hopes was t~ehS
years old and lived at No. Sc Washington -,
her father being retired merchant Shs ha1 - IN
IN party OF twenty young people VINO hossr vss
the Hudson the Dione. The yachts tela''
upset and all but Miss Hopes were saVeu
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
TURKS ENTER PERSIA.
More Territory Reported Taken by
lSuItan's Troops.

T1nis June 17.-Advices received from Persia
ere to the effect that Turkish troops are con-
tiuuing the movement for the occupation Of Per-
sian territory and only six hours march
from the city Of CrDmiah. They have occupied
the Persian village Of Zelo. from which the
Persian guard was driven.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
PEACE PALACE PLANS.
Report That q Neso Competition
WM Be Opened.

London, June 1S.-"The Daily Telegraph's'
correspondent at The Hague says he under
stands that the directors of the Carnegie Fund
have resolved that none of the plans submitted
for the Palace of Peace suitable and that
new competition will be opened.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
ZULU REVOLT NE4R END.
T5oo Sons of Chief Surrender-UIti-
matum to Rebels.

Durham, June 1.-Two of Chief Sigananda's
sons have surrendered to the Natal forces. and
nearly all of Chief Bambaata's followers were
killed in the recent fighting. Colonel Mackenzie
of the Natal contingent, has given the rebels,
who leaderess and scattered far and wide,
until June 10 TO surrender saying that otherwise
they will be shot If captured.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
INDIAN PRINCE INsUREs HIS LIFE.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.1
Colorado Springs. Col. June 1T-Hearing much
of the dangers OF ascending Pixies Peak on the
cog road and of crossing the range the scenic
railroads, the Maharajah OF Baroda, India, who ar
rived here yesterday at took out a SO 900
policy in a Colorado life insurance company. He
was pronounced good risk by the medical exam
iner.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
A TABLET TO MAxlMo GOMEZ.

OF Maxine Gomez was celebrated to-day by placing
q tablet on the house In which he died. The cere-
nory was held under the auspices OF the LIBERAL
Nationailsts. and addresses made by the lead
ers OF all parties Many houses We're drAped with
Grape. and naxs were halfmasted.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
This Seems q
This Seems
Clean Food !.
Era

n nnxy to attract o
against the meat packers
but in pay and n KNOWLEDGE
eeahne
always don neah rko
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18
No food on earth gives the same sustaining
power from meal to meal as Grape-Nuts
BECAUSE

changed by Utm nc to form of
l immediate absorbed without the
-N"i to
and t. for the
a h h surIesH the GOadvou feel it
N"S no question siahhc6
New-York tribune., 1906-06-18

e "hat is made of and the of visitors who pass
the Pure Food Factories as clean and sweet as n,aden fb
cooked these factories from the choicest white wheat and bar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
AssAssINs THpEATEN POPE.
Cancels Consistory from Fear Of th,
Plot.

Plot.
Rome, Dec. ~ Pope Plus Yesterday
cancelled the publie coasistory which Ne
had announced. and late last evening
the fact leaked ont III vatican circles
that ii was fear Of assassination BIZ tho
anarchists. Who have recently threaten
"a him. that prevented the pontiif's pub.
He Appearance.
II was predicted here last evening
that Pope Plus may never again appear
in public % persistent have the threats
become. It has been pointed olit to him
BY his adviser that not only his own
life, but scores Of others assembled at
the eonsistery are in danger
Thousands Of dcvoiees from all parts
0f the world had assembled for the great
ceremony at st. Peters, and y was
realized that had bomb been thrown
or any attempt made IN the life Of His
Holiness panie would have certainly
resulted Pope Plus held private con
sistofys at which he conferred tie red
bat on Cardinal Sammassa The feeble.
ness Of the cardinal was tic official pre-.
text far the holding Of the ceremonies
Ia private
Following the sgmmassa ceremony.
the Pope recognized 81 bishops, includ.
ing the Rt Rev. 4. n Walsh as bishop
of Portland, Me
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
TAFT PLEA
STRONG
UphoIders of the President
Approve Defense
DISCHARGE NEGRO TROOPS
a Long Debate Expected Both Houses
to Talk It over, but Congressional
Inquiry Is Not Looked
For.
DISCHARGE NEGRO TROOPS

Washington, D. G., Dec. ~ Secretary
Taft's defense Of the Presidents action
in regard to the discharged companies
Of the 25th infantry, as set forth in
the secretary's annual report, was read
with great interest among members q
Congress Yesterday. Upholders Of tho
Presidents side 81 the controversy take
the view that Mr. Taft has strong
case, but, Oil the other hand, theresis 4
considerable element III both houses that
II as determined a. ever 10 mir The
question IN debate
President Roosevelt keeps urging sen
ators To pass i resolution wlicl, win all
low the tgansmittal az All the papers
III tie case to the Senate He says
nothing would please him better than
TO turn tine light On this matter fully,
Indications are that the Foraker reso-
luton or an equiyalen asking for this
information will pass, and that the
President viii send in special message
There will be general threshing over
Of the question on the door of the Sen
ate and the House. aud this win prob
| ably end the matter
A congressional investigation could nc.
complish nothing and i unlikely, in the
opinion Of tie Presidents supporters in
both houses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
BABY BOYS
ITCHING HUM0R
At Age Of Two Weeks Great Sores
Broke Out : Head and Face Were
Terrible Sight Treated BY Doc
tors and Hospital but Child Grew
Worse Could Not Sleep.
CURED BY CUTICURA
ATT EXPENSE OF 75c.

. 4 .
II wish TO have you accept this testi-
monial, as your Cutieura has done so
much for my baby. Ait the age Of two
weeks his head began to break out with
great sores and at the aye of twq
months his face and headwcre an awful
sight. / consulted doctor, who said
it was nothing but light skin disease
which the baby would soon got over.
He seemed to get worse, 50 | called an
other doctor, His opinion seemed to
be the same. They both prescribed
medicine that did not do a bit Of good.
"A friend advised me to take him TO
the hospital, which did Two doctors
gave me medicine that was IN q liquid
form. Their madeline did him no good.
Nearly every day ! would read d testi-
monial ia regard to Cuticura and my
wife thought She would try it to see ii
1t would help the baby / got q box Of
Cuticma Ointment and q cake Of Cuti-
clIra Soap. After using these he has
become entirely cured. He couldn't
eeeni to sleep Us his STAGE and head would
itch 80. Whit hair he had all fell out
and to-day he has a nico head of hair
and h's face = as clean as can be.
(sigucd) C. n. Evans, 10 A.llston St,
Somcrwlie, Mass, June Z, lgl5.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.
Peril Discovered BY Horticultural So
Getty Officers Elected.


Burlington, Dec. 1.-THE Horticrltnr-
lists concluded their sessions yesterday
afternoon with interesting papers BIZ
experts, apples and orchards, being
the principal topics of discussion.
Premiums were announced on the eX-
hibits and considerable other business
was done which included passing reso-
lutions, changes jill constitution and
the election Of officers.
Mr.. RI Brodie Of Ontrcmont. Que,
read d paper on sThe Selection and Care
Of Apples for the North and "a. Al. Hal
lady Of Bellows Falls spoke on Animal
and Bird Pests Of the Farmer and Fruit
Grower Growing and Marketing
Small Fruits" was the title Of an III.
teresting paper by L. II. sheldon Of
Fairhayen and Prof. Jones of the Uni-
versitF Of Vermont gave practical
paper on Some Vermont Apple Or
ehfd Diseases
The closing address Of the afternoon
was by Prof. William Stuart Of the
University who told of the San Jose
scale IN Vermont. The scale, he said,
was confined to two orchards at Thomp-
sons Point in Charlotte owned BY
Charles Emerson of Boston Ii has
been present Ia one of these orchards
for the past seven years Ak least and
has not been eradicated DIV the severe
frosts Of the Vermont winter. The
infested trees number So ont of an on.
chard III ~ trees About one-haIf of
these were badly infested, most old
trees. The scale was probably carried
from one orchard to the other BY birds
The speaker suggested that the Old
trees be burned up and tbe young ones
not 20 badly infested be sprayed with
a solution Of whale oil soap or lime
sulphur sale solution A bin has passed
the Legislature giving the governor
power II investigate The prevalence 81
this insect and Others IL the state and
to use methods of his own in eradicat-
ing them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
The Gods liver

The Gods liver
Contains great curative
and tonic elements.
It also contains rank indi-
gestible, innutritious oil.
When this oil is taken
out we have an ideal body
builder.
The useless oil is elirni-
mated in VINOL, and tonic
iron added.
Therefore, Vinol will
quickly build up a rundown
system and create strength.
RICkfRT & WELLS, Druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
MINING IN MAINE,
Two Carloads Of Silver Ore to Be Ship
ped from Cherryfeld.

Bangor, Me-, Dee. THE Cherryfeld
Silver Mining company's plant at Cher
Ty6eld is 10 full operation aud two car.
loads Of ore wil be shipped tbs week
Another new bnilling 20 b. 60 Feet has
lust been completed to cover IN the
crushing apparatus. The shaft has been
sunk now $50 feet, and the vein IS being
worked from east TO west. The vein
of zinc and silver is now panning out
about 65 per cent zinc and about Is
per cent silver.
Manhattan Mining company Of Portland
and preparations are being made p work
the mine as soos as possible. Garpen.
tering l. going On and the machinery
win arrive this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
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