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New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
DR. MACARTHUR ON ROOSEVELT.
Saws Neither Washington Nor Lincoln Could
Fnlfl His Duties Now.

Neither George Washington nor Abraham Lincoln
could fill the shoes of Theodore Roosevelt accord
ing 10 the Rev DR.. Robert s. Macarthur. who DIS
cussed current events preliminary TO his sermon
Yesterday morning in the Calvary Baptist Church
Dr Macarthur took the text or MS Talk the
death of King Oscar of Sweden He spoke OF the
influence he had exerted among the royal families
of E5Irope which was second only TO that or queen
Victoria A similar influence for COED had been
exerted by President Roosevelt, he said. who had
set a new high standard for the occupant of high
nIaces in tie government of nations The Presi-
dent had exalted his high Office, he said. and set
an example that would be hard to follow.
.I pitv the man who Will be his successor, said
DR. Macarthur. 1T has become harder and harder
to fill the position, and the standard of require
rnents has become higher and higher. George
washington could more fill the position OF
Presidency to-day than-than that of the poet
laureate of England. Neither could President Lin
coin They equal to the day In which they
lived but conditions have become harder and
harder.
Dr. Macarthur reviewed briefly the life Of King
Oscar showing hov the French strain in the fam
fly was inherited from Napoleon's great general.
Bernadotte, who the grandfather of Oscar
King Oscar was beloved by both the rich and the
poor he said. and his influence on the policies of
others had been always for good.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
MYSTERY IN PHILADELPHIA KILLING.
Young Man Found Dead in Home OF Sweet
heart-Two Arre5ts Made.

philadelphia. Dec 15.-Pending an investigator
into the death of Robert Abrams at the nome OF
his sweetheart in this city. Abraham Brossiov'
cantor in q synagogue. and Levin FRESHMAN "e.e
held by the coroner here to-day as material Wit
nesses in a homicide case
Abrams who was q baker was paying court 10
ressie the seventeer,-year-cld daughter OF fress-
man In whose house he was found dead on ihuls-
day After the death the family moved our Oh tile
house. They reported the case 10 pohcehiai'
-, Ahraros had died suddenly. When the
coroner's physician went to examine the BODY ne
fo,,nd that the Young man died of stransuaiion-
The members of the family told conIictilis
stories Pressman, according 10 i'ie Poi -.
80 -, fo,ns Ahrams's body lying On the noor
- he c,sxe downstairs Thursday morning.
wb,le later he said he found the body hanging 70
aoor knob. The police officials believe Abrams
VAS murdered
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
SHOOT BETTER AFTER DRINKING.
Fxner;mepts Conducted by Bavaran War
Ministry q Blow to Total Abstinence.

.t r,,c IA rather severe. because uieA-
- h,on, AT the advocates Of total abstinence
- slcololjc beverages has been struck oy 'he
t3avsrian War Ministry ,. .,
T,xperiments on extensive scale 1nVolsins IL.
discharge of Ioeco shots. have oeel cdt ,a.
-, arres of the Augsburg School OF Mushe'tF'
,r,-a7o,,+ III the experiments men. after taxing
sraft ~ gpirituous liquor. displayed more s'eao!
80 and accuracy of aim while firing sinsiy @ tnan
sid 4bose belonging the squad ~hich Ia" "I oeen
kept abstinent. In field ana Nolies Ia boon an
pai,eS te,s,,ons attained slightly better results
,ban their stimulated comraoes' -
Ths tests are being continued. and as the men
ore p,aced for week IN the 'ee'oiAi a,.u GU.
next week in the abstinent squa', .iio .,an+,ec
.cted TO be interesting from the eci7h'inO q"
III =. from the military point of view.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
SECOND HARDEN TRIAL.
NezC Testimony Concerning Court
Camar1lIa Erpected.

Berlin, Dec. 15.-The efforts of Count kuno
Won Moltke to vindicate himself In the sriai
which resulted from accusations made by MAXI
milien Harden. editor Of Die Zukunft, having
failed before the minor court, which corresponds
somewhat to a justice of the peace In the
United States the case will be taken up now by
the States Attorney before a criminal bench OF
five judges.
The second trial of Herr Harden will begin to-
morrow. and fresh revelations are awaited with
tense expectancy by the public, as 1t is beileVed
that much testimony will be brought out
concerning the so-called court camarilia. Prince
Philip zu Gutenberg, Count Won Moltke's divorced
wife, Frau Won Elbe, and her son, Lieutenant
Won Kruse, are among those who will be called
as witnesses.
If is by no means certain that the Judges VIII
allow the testimony to take a range wide
enough to elicit political secrets Of the court or
ANYTHING that may touch directly the person OF
the Emperor.
The causes that have brought about a new
trial by the Ministry Of Justice are somewhat
obscure. but it has been regarded by the SOBER
part Of the community that Count Won Moltke
was not well supported in the first trial and
that the testimony not sufficiently limited
to the legal issues.
The powerful classes have felt that they were
compromised by the proceedings and verdict OF
the lower court The officers Of the corps re-
sented the broad assertion against the morality
and honor Of the army. and strong royalists felt
that the principle of monarchy had lost pres
tige. The conservatives generally regarded the
country as having been damaged III foreign
eyes.
Whatever may have been the considerations
the Ministry of Justice simply wiped out the
findings of the magistrate and took up the affair
as though it had never been tried before. insti-
tuting proceedings against Herr Harden for hav-
ing criminaIly wronged Count Won Moltke
Efforts have been made at the eleventh hour
to compromise the case, but Herr Harden de-
clined to sign the declaration demanded by Won
Moltke. The latter will be represented by DR.
SeIIo. one of the most distinguished advocates
OF the German bar and the highest states at
torney of the Berlin courts. DR.. lsenbiel
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

in the Navy Department, with the result OF COM
petinC the new instructions for record target prac
tice on naval ships. Changes are made every year
in accordance with the experience shown in the
frings OF great guns. The changes of this year are
not important having to do with technical matters
but thew are of interest to the naval officers gen
orally. 1t has been about decided that the next
record target practice will take place in Magdaena
D.. -ber +bs ships of the Atlantic fleet arrive
there in April Target practice with small arms
will be held on shore. where every facility exists
for this work Probably special arrangements VIII
be made to do this az some place near Masaaieha
Bay since the rife ranges at the naval s,a'ions oii
the Pacific Coast not of sufficient distance u
be of practical value for all the work
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
RUSSIA SENDS WARNING TO PEKING.
Will Terminate Telegraph Convention Unless
Japan and China Reach Similar Agreement

Picking. Dec. 15-Russa has warned the Chinese
government that unless Japan and China within
reasonable time. come TO agreement similar to
that embraced by the Russo Chinese telegraph con-
vention signed in October Russia will terminate
this convention within the year.
The refusal of Great Britain, Germany and
France to interest themselves in China's Man
churian difficulties has turned the attention of
America in that direction, as instanced by the
speech of Secretary Taft at Shanghai recently,
when he strongly reavoved the adherence of Amer
jca to the "open door, policy and asserted that
China would have the sympathy and support OF
America in every movement for her reform and
uplifting.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
PORTO RICANS STAND BY POST.
Sentiment Unanimous for the Confirmation
of His denomination for Governor.

= San Juan. Porto Rico Dec I5.--Americans and
Porto Ricsns gave a banquc. last night In honor of
Regis II. Post Governor OF Porto Rico, who re-
Gently was renominated for that office by President
Roosevelt.
The principal speech OF the evening was made by
Senior Qulnpnes. Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court who said that Porto Rican sentiment
unanimous for the confirmation OF Governor Posts
appointment.
The latter made q fitting response. The Porto
Rican newspapers practically unit for the
confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
DIPLOMATIC EXPENSE REFORMS.
French Commission Suggests Increased Sal
aries and Reduced Personal Expenditures.

Paris, Dec. 15.-1ncreased salaries and reduced
personal expenditures for diplomatic and consular
officials advocated by Paul Deschanel in the
annual report OF the parliamentary commission on
foreign affairs. which has just been completed.
NJ Deschanel suggests that in future the rents
OF embassy and consular buildings be paid by the
government. that larger sums shall be allowed for
office expenses and that salaries shall vary
cording the cost of living in the various
tries
These proposals are the result OF an inquiry into
the administration Of the Foreign once, ordered
by NJ. Leon Bourgeois. Foreign Minister. in 1895.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
CONDEMNATION OF MODERNISM.
Will Be Confirmed in Allocution Pope Will
Deliver Before Secret Consistory To-day.

Rome Dec. 15-In the sllocution which he
will deliver before the secret consstory to-mor-
row the Pope will protest e. INST The anti
clerical campaign. especially 20 .ie religious
press, but the chief part OF the ellocution Will
confirm the condemnation OF modernism.
The post OF Secretary OF the Congregation of
Extraordinary Ecclesiastical AnaiFs. made va
cant through the nomination Of Petro Gasparri
as Cardinal has been filled by the appointment
of Monsignor Scapineln.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

All the talk of depression casts no
shadow on us.
We know SO well from past expert
ence that when business is not brisk
we recruit new customers fast from
among the ranks of custom tallors
men.
Sowe're specially glad to have such
attractive patterns this Fall among
the higher priced suits-Just such
patterns as OUR new friends have been
getting from custom tailors at much
higher prices than we need ask.
Business suits, SIS to S45.
Overcoats, $18 to SO.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
zss a47 Iseo
Warren ST. 18TH st. 37nd st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
CUBAN QUARANTINE REMOVED.
Governor Magoon Informed Of Action of Au-
thorities at Washington.

Havana Dec. 1o.-Governor Magoon has been
informed by the authorities at Washington that
the yellow fever quarantine against Cuba has
been removed.
This is pleasing to tie local commercial In
terests. especially those which are dependent
upon tourists.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16

IBy Telegraph TO The TribuneJ
Milwaukee,, Dec 15--"I believe the proper man
for President IS Governor Hughes" said John I.
Beggs. president and general manager OF the MI
waukee Electric Railway and Light Company and
head of the corporation controlling all ST. Louis
public utilities, this afternoon '-Of course, am
Democrat. and speak such. but think can
safely say at this time that IL Governor Hughes
received the Republican nomination would give
him my He IS a safe and sane man.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
waasHIp TO TEST INVENTION.

BY Telegraph 70 The Iriou-e-J
C;recI, Col. Dec. 15.-J. u. Stannard, Formerly
Of this city has invented instrument which keeps
absolute longitude and latitude without the AID or
compass or star. II Is electrical. and one OF us
main features is the adoption Of the syroscope pIn
cn1e II has been placed on several vsrshps 90
70 give q severe test.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
TAeeART PREDICTS FAIRBANKS.

Indianapolis, Dec. lb--ThomaS Taggart, chairman
of the Democratic National Committee. declared
last night his belief that Charles w. Fairbanks
would be the Republican nominee for President
Il learned enough the situation in the East on
this question: said he TO cause me 10 make this
assertion Everywhere in New York ] had people
asking me the question. How about the man from
rr5t,reY I inEornsd them that he was all right.
hut also told them tat the Democrats woufd bring
New-York tribune., 1907-12-16
eEGes WOULD VOTE FOR HUGHES.

forward man who would DEFEAT any one the R.
pubIicans nominated"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
O-f4ICskiTS
o. I I r ION
Richards g. Prlngses
F. 3r1cus FY3irStrois Hare
This Evening

h-caad a-5 ,".44,ea AIinsrels
which appear at iii. Carso4 Ci-E Op-
era House his evening" save a parade
a. noon. Tncy have an excellent
band and the entire bunch put rp a
fine appearance. The sale Of seats
i GOOD and a bi" house viii probably
greet them when the curtain rises on
the first part which is said 10 be
something out Of the ordinary.
40 minstrel show has ever made
a tour Of the country and received as
many Favorable comments. both
from the press and public as was Civ
an 1ast season to Richard (; Prineles
Famous Georgia Nlinstrels You could
hear it on the streets, in hotels. on
the train, in fact everywhere, the
good things that were being said Of
the performance: the band also came
in for their share of the praise.
The management promises this sea
son as good, if not better show, than
ever. They have retained the lead
ing members from last year, and add
ed lot of new ones that are said to
be oXceDtiOnally clever artists. They
will appear at the Opera House this
evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
BODY o.
}rssIss.Dlg sz.ss~s
+ ound al Bottom Of
Caye-ir In Horribly
Bruised Condition

pnIpFI1F y Nov a<-TIe ,nan-
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Dion,o,a6o1a and most of tba,,
,.a,,,,;,ad -, Tho oronnd vorlina like
hoo,arc until tho remains were
,,o,al,+ ia tho cnrfaca
7. , far,a ,,oco,ca,.,- IN ra+in,-
to,. .,o r,,f. fa,. , eo,cidnrabla dantb
,,osa, $50 ,e,.,- of ,or,o,-ipo tho dirt
could ho s+,r+ad Yesterday morning
+,, buolya,. wore used ON the wind
l,cc and bois,ino was conducted AT
the rate Of a bncket a minute.
The minors who vnre working be-
low wore ro,ieved every ho,n bv 9th
orc who van+ad +o take = hand in the
rascne There was fainr hone that
this furnished an incentive for hard
work under most dangerous condi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
The Coming
Institute

Great preparations are III progress
i'll this city for the enter ainment oI
the teachers who will attend the In
stitute here on the 10th of mex;
month. Owing to the announcement
that there will be no Institute in the
Fifth District this year the teachers
from Nye and Lincoln counties. which
compose the district will meet in This
city
The local teachers will have charge
Of the Institute and are in daily CON
ference with Deputy State Superin-
tendent Bray and arranging for the
program of the session There will
be many teachers in attendance at
the session. and those who attend will
receive sheir regular salaries the
same as if they We're attending to
their duties at the schools Several
able instructors have been secured
to he in attendance and % make ad-
dresses on certain subjects. While
here the visitors will be entert aimed
by the teachers of the local schools
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
SHORT LOCAL
PARAGRAPHS
About People You Know
And of Interest to
Everyone
Tc-night is children's night at the
Park Theatre.

Mrs. T. r. Hofer. ST.. who has been
1te i'll IS cOnvaiescent.
Miss Gladys Catlin of Reno is visit
in- relatives in this city.
Geo. James was an arrival from Cal
ifornia this morning.
J. F. Shaushnessy came over from
Reno on the morning train.
John Wilson was west bound de-
parture on last evenings train.
r T. Hickey has returned from a
business trip to San Francisco.
The1tnun Roberts was a west bound
departure on last evenings train.
Two more days remain IN which to
pay your taxes Better get in line.
Owing to poor connections the morn
in train was a couple of hours late.
this morning and is spending the day
IN this city.
Miss Amy Doanc is over from the
University spending the holidays with
her parents.
AsSemblyman and Mrs J. W. Briggs
departed for their home in Manhattan
yesterday.
THANKSGIVING was appropriately OBJ
served in the local churches yesterday
in this city.
4 number Of people from Minden
attended the minstrel show Wednes
day evening.
Miss Emily Nandeventer who has
been visiting relatives in Reno has
returned to this city.
Miss Nenie Robert has returned
from an extended visit at Shurz. viii
her sister. Mrs Allan Leayitt
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Fodrin Of Spark:
spent yesterday with Mrs Fodrin':
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Keith.
Mr.. Sieve Curry Of Oakland was al
arrival this morning called here b,
the death Of his brother r.. p. Curry
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Skinner came on
,.r from Reno yesterday and spen
THANKSGIVING with Mrs SINNERS par
ents, Mr. and Mrs J. Doane
Miss Jennie Torreyson who IS nov
teaching in the Reno schools is spend
ing her vacation with her mother il
this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
SPENT DAY HERE.

r. Leslie SMALL, editor Of III" Ger-
ingtcn Times, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in This city.
He states that Yerington is progress
ing in good shape regardless OF the
present money stringency although
the same has been felt 10 some ex
tent in that camp. Leslie is making
good on the Times all right and the
paper shows q marked improvement
under his management.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
SOME VIEWS ON
PRESENT CONDITION
Existing at Goldfield. Eastern
Financiers Are Being Blamed
for Present Strike


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al o&1uUJ III 1he west, and JhHs in
i+Ale Domlh*5@ the ilAancldi situation.
&c ahno"ncement referred % was
h.:3-s III Denver several days ago. 1t
a. to the effect that by reason ol
the financial StrIn2encE the Smeiter
1U9' would treat no ores from Ne
Ntiia except under he stipulation that
E@ arms would not he made for sixty
days. At the same time 4 sharp adj
N2@e" MAS made in the rates charged
Tor t""4,1n@ such ores, this being the
5h1. tame -na he rates have been
advanced
To the owners Of Nevada mines
Wa@h haze hnu producing in the
3--Lrt gate more JEaM 4 million dollars
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29


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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
A FINE LINE OF NEW FILMS
HAVE EEEN RECEIVED FOR FRI
DAY NlGHT-cHILDREN NIGHT
At THE PARK THEATRE

The Mikado's faithful evidently de-
sire To become acquainted with the
weakness as we'll as the strength OF
our navy at first hand. but your Uncle
Samuel will fool them.
Richard Foley is over from True
l,ee and will spend several days here
Will Titus of Truckee spent yestar
lay IN this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
CHILDREN'S NIGHT.

At the Park Theater tonight The
pictures this week are the best ever
seen. Two of the reels tire colnred
and are token from the lnusical ex-
sides three comic pictures
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

The County Commissioners will
hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday morning. December ID
All persons having claims against
Ormsby County will file their cdaims
before that date L. Q. PATTERSON
Clerk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
PRESENTED GOOD SHOW.

Vests Ninstrels. which appeared
here last Wednesday evening, pre-
sented one OF the best minstrel shows
seen here in many seasons. a fairly
good crowd was in attendance and
the performance was we'll received.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
HOLIDAY GOODS

A Livingston has secured one o
the finest assortment Of oliday liz
uors that has ever hit this city. A
phone Or a call will get yo1 what yo
wish delivered 70 your home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
sousA'S CONDITION SERIOUS.

John Philip Sousa, the great band
master and composer, is suffering
from q severe attack of ptmoine poi
soning and is in a critical condition
in a Chicago hospital.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
VISITING RELATIVES

Miss jamie Mills who has charge
of the Sheridan schools is spending
the THANKSGIVING HOLES in this city
with relatives.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
SERIOUSLY ILL.

w. H. Carter. son-n-law to Mrs.
Epstine of this city. is seriously i'll
at San Francisco, as the result OF an
operation. and his recovery is doubt
full
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29

Abe Cohn is getting in his holiday
stock which is one. of the best he
has shown in a number of years. and
when you make that assertion YOU
are telling the whole story
Henry Thurtell WAS an arrival from
Reno this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
A FINE LINE OF NEW FILMS
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED FOR FRI
DAY nIGHT-CHlLDRE NIGHT
At THE PARK THEATRE.

Many people who have been waiting
for the report OF the Bank Examiner
are now signing the agreements put
before the deposit ors OF the two local
banks.
Meyer and Sanger OF The Bank sa
as did Andy Todd Between the two
all the hungry We're fed on Turkey
and the "fixins' that 90 along with
a Thanksgiving feed.
4 number of hunters spent yester
day at the Lake and river
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
HOME ON NATCATION

jim Woodbury.. who is attending
Stanford is spending the holidays with
his parents in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29

-Iany people from surrounding
towns spen, yesterday with friends
and relatives in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
Tonight is child.en's night at the
Park Theatre.

The willy Japanese have invited tht.
American Heet To visit Japanese
waters durn" its Pacific cruise. an
invitation which has been respect
fully declined