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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

The Cyrus Noble mill, at the western
gateway OF S~earchlight. is now adding
the rumble and roar of its ten stamps
to that of it's next door neighbor, the
Duplex.
Just as a matter of ad~vertising-as to
the feeling of things. the Public Pulse.
and all that sort of thing-it Is the
equal Of a brass band. situate on the
same site, to welcome h incoming
and speed the outgoing travellers.
Superintendent F. c.. Perew has leased
this mill for the Blossom mine-three
miles up the valley, and a dow grade
pull. 1t looks easy after seeing II done.
OF course there IL the matter of putting
a dozen men at work at the min break
ing down ore; then a teamster or two 10
the ore to the mill-at abou a
dollar a ton: the borrowing of a mill
and running 1t through; and. finally
and on occasion. scraping the mill tables
and going to the bank of deposit.
1t now appears that Mr.. Perew had
said to himself that where there had
been so much good dust raised as at the
Blossom-round about $500. 000-there
must be some ~sweepings left. that would
represent ready money. and that while
industriously working at this he found
good ore everywhere
The mill was started Wednesday
noon. It ran. actually. about q minute
and vas 20 frisky thai II threw . shoe
and set back the continuous performance
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

Waugh & Henningsen have the new
home OF the Western Ore Purchasing
company ready to turn over to the own
ers. although, for that matter, the plant
has been In partial operation for nearly
a month. 1t has a capacity of 500 o
daily and reserve bins for 375 tons. At
present 200 tons a day Is being handled
by the company. The approach to the
ore bins is by a wagon trestle 430 feet
in length. The cost Of the structure is
S25, 900.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

The annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Gold Mountain Eagle Min
ing company was held Wednesday at the
offices of the company in h Nixon
block. j. c. Starr was elected president;
C. A. Leager. vice president; s. T. Grant.
secretary and treasurer. These. with c.
NJ. Starr and J. " Mayer. form the d.
~rectorate.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
CART 60 roo gr1ouo

W. w. Booth, publisher of the Bo-
nanza. was in Goldfeld this week on his
return from a circle of the camps. in
GLIDING Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. you can't go too strong on Round
Mountain" he said. 1T has all the ear
marks OF becoming a great camp"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
QUERIES
AND
ANSWERS

Subscribers are welcome 70 the
use Of this department In asking
about companies. state all the
facts az far a. known Of location
IN our Investigation As Il re-
Qufres much time and correspond
encs. often to elicit the desired in
formation and a. b demands
upon this department are very
erciss patience. and allow for two
or three weeks time for answerA
No answers by mai
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
NEW sUPEnrnrENDrHr

f. W. Priest OF Los Angeles has ac-
cepted the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Gold
Crown Silver Pick. His first work will
be to install the new SOC. 900 gallon
Cornish pump and nwater the mine,
after which active development will be
carried on in both the shaft and the
levels.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
rrnr xpRAurs!

No fire protection near our Ware
houses and We do not like the idea OF
paying Is per cent Insurance. We must
cut down our enormous stock. Get
our prices.
CHICAGO FURNITURE co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

Buy your Household Goods durini
Clearance Sale.
CHICAGO FURNITURE co.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07
CAUSES DECLINE IN BonD MAHxEr

The theory nat the increasing gold supply II thu world is responsible for the
advance in prices is further borne out when one conaders h heavy decline in the
bono market and aot the market for preferred stocks, both OF which ave a steady
not susceptible to uctuation h reason for this is plainly now In
the cas- Of a man who purchased bonds or preferred stock or loaned money a a
fixed rate If interest ten years go at ~ per cent H has his money returned to
him at a muchle ssp purchasing power. To ilustrae: In ten years ne hs received
"a perc et DR. $3.50 in interest," while prices ave advance generally FULLY 40 per
in other words. it has cost him $50 to loan his money! for ten years. hi is
the principal reason hat ranroads a year back were compelled to increase their
dividend payments in order to get thu public interested enough to TX heir
bonds the interest rate N which had also to De raised hi is me of the causes
of the present dhtrustf felt b he public in railroad securities nj still keepst them
|cear Of them even though in many cases decline Of oer 40 perc ent from last
years high figures can be noted.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-07

The following clipping from the Philadelphia Press. will Illustrate most od-
~; =. me sra. am attraetEeb bargain onopah Mining is oun present quotations
OF sL Ths stock will certainly see he $50 mark again This wear. If the inside
public:
-. n ron0pah cam is now shipping u milling 5000 tot of ore a week or at
me rate OF Sizooo tons a year This is icing done in a regular way with thu aid
OF the new mills II tn Tonopah. Belmont AM Montana ompanes This is worth
me omcias say, bout s11.ooooOo. More thar half this splendid output of the
shure ionopan cam ON from the Tonopah NnninRco mpan As this company
mas capnai OF mi 5000 ad n bonds or preferred stock u viii b. seen that
:" ptop"uon 10 It's capital its earningsa are enormou United states steel earns
sNsss . sum oua to about one-thhd of its totalc capital The nnsylv rail-
Nu earns near a third of its capital every year. Tonopah, according
m .Hs e1Mns nx ume Its capita stock or eighteen lime as much
n eaca dohar per capitals 8 United States Steel or enr.v,v.r rauroad.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

duier lam ue n tum a m ieb $40 aumdrts
pon YraQ $50 900 Nen a6er feline Nn b Btrag
BON 10000 aen msroen Dem bsen pe osuf m bon ben O
toren med 10 noa anbt muroe SIS 600 aubrngn
oa gsentbum Gnduua bna Die anlpra4e Suite 9ad
COMPANY hbn bic bannn proben bann mn ale Nnprae
porfen ln @ f publum an9eboten Sic no in
aieln mnead 3On Die s4in dno tart beaimm uno
enbalen Silber unb @olo.
Ee Dtoren 1ldo ino Wdnner anerfannr Geidaen
t gs nb: 2ouis purea Roatu epaba Gorum. Neoaa S.
Barter Der S. g parter Co., Reno Neoaoa; 3D. Ban m
ur Gubnt Der Nepaoa npeid Bamnn propsttor Mreo
Bap 8gmann Waboe Npaoa uno s. un RafGer oer Bnt
Sparis Nbaoa Bon uoreennnten Dorn 1T 2us pu Der 6
oent Der Qfda Dr. BGnp Setdr uno Dr. Mukaln Sabmefr
ir ban gertau en $50 600 ain m aopitals Der Suite
asa4 Ga4a unis lona Betanai uno qranole unns Der
onen Eager i'm Staat Nebaoa bt nn in ben 6eno bic gun Mnh
oussuwdtn unb bic 16teu pmefn Bon M 8hnpunasn BIZ uns
6inanruna anobon md6n mir NUT BE bshen aus uno aud
oben aeprl ebe bibn puhlum dnbin
S ss s bi:n iT aud bic si:n ssr suias a@ S.at osm pa
pbn Hne atn mir 6ensn BE ain b gtis Bad gs!u&at TAU
n 1aa a. M Ssaeaane.n sie ulu:nen Da o: An!anasno
t&a aafnsa ~ 1uue a lk G9t9t snb Nss0&ahnet salss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
@umo erbare Gesetma aur.

,llnier tlsiner Sobn bate iiinf Sabre
lang gcwma". ihrelbt 81. u. Moams.
6enrietta. pa. .3mei unierer hieiiaen
Dottoren ia9ten. oaB Der Gall boff=
nunaslos lei. inoem ieine 2unsen ange=
ariffen ip6ren. Mir 3o9Hl bann anoere
Merate 3u Ratbe. bod erfolate teine
YeHeruna. 3ufdlia laieh mir iiber
electric B,tters. tauften cine Glaide
uno bemerttsn balo Beiieruna. Wir
fubren nit bieier Weoi5in, fort, big
mebrere 6laiden aufaebraudt uaren.
uno --unier 2rabe po0itdnoig turirt
mar" Beftes bon allen g!ntbeilmit=
tsln uno R0rper aufbauenoen @eiuno=
Stdrtunasmitteln. @arantirt bon
W. 9. peter's Npotbefe, preis so
Gents. Sn peters Npotbete miro oeutl9
9elproben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
Gin Ylal1, einr anOerr
grobe Mine st entuifeln.

gDr oaauf aumert bab a6Btm proHte gmadt
nrbe bic 2eute Mn sau hab as oeibn uef anaeboin
pnroen inen proir Die Mten b9
bosn uron u4nsu oas nS1q aapia oufubrnas bic 1nen
Benefit Siaen M. mees ndno mdnb fd bic ne
entdt Dies III Die ate aler Ntn Die in pOgnoen
8abeQe an9lbrt fnb. 80
oun cine OerIsn oro ~ e b5b.rn ree oeur 10 Gents bic Ne
er6fnt un bae mas e s nb no Die s. Barter Gompans
Neuaoa. bet hermit eheh Qa pnblum $50 900
Men guie g.a nina COMPANY gum ~ 10 Gents Die Ne
gum auf Die @u 2eaA @ompdnp s Uine nipra&e
u@ oen eomps.uin gasa:n uae 9r - gae!etsasmab osrn
ipshs <s unier ant&i. oas li ain ur prlau
u se Ds gsqi@a a ~ s5QQ p1o aiftt u o0Q 600 4i.n.
So s'.a ~! s:ls.|t ssa ,sssss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
tetleiteS.

Gin 3orrefppnbsnt Der 36lnif&en
3situna bsri4tet. bob Die Maid,N Roger
In Shb Roirserun. 0eren Wohnpldbe an
bic belti1e 9olonie nngrenaen, oQe
Weyurtbeiitsn uno gsfon9sneM binriG=
ten unb bas Gle ) an ben 666ltbieten.
ben pertoufen. Auf beii ileinjien Ser.
aeben rubt Die 1ooesfrafe. Nnur bamit
INNER aeniigeno sSleiih eorbanoen 1T.
| Sn gbiedQo bat 0snrp 8. Yapnes.
Elm re,bes Mit9lieo per 0erleeerfitma
Yapnes & Son, feline Grau fben Ial-
fen uno III nit Grl. War9aret Wartiu.
bic 3ll ieiner @emeinoe 0eb6rt, i'm 2ir.
dendor iinat nno feline pripat. setre.
tdrin lit, peridmunoen. IS beiBt. baB
bas paar fd nad Salt Gate Gitp be-
geben babe. Napnes NOR erit Ieit 3tpei
.Sabren perbeiratbet unb 9alt als Mu=
fferebemanr.
Ge3embernei3en Hie9 am DienFa9 in
@bicoao auf $l.03., Ser @runo. baB
Weisen 10 fart i'm preiie iteiat. 1T ben
ihledten grnteausiidten mebr als Der
SPECULATION 3u3uIhreiben. Goueit
Ohio in Betraht tomlnt, linb bic Grnte-
ausfidten ueniaer unaiinitia als ionft.
mo-. Wenn es in oieiem Staate ibers
| baupt einen Nusfaq aibt, miro er &c.
rinae" iein als in oen meltliben etaaten
Sn goiie, Soabo, beeann am lebten
Donneritag Der prossB 9e9en William
8. 9anwooo, ben setretdr Der ,Wsltern
federation Of Miners". auf Die Mn=
tlaae. on elmer Verihp6rung, Die gum
Moro. bes Minenb,libsrs nno friiberen
8ouperneurs bon Soabo, Steuuenbera,
sefiibrt bat, betheiliat gepeIen sl iein.
Ser Nussane oes B,oSeiIes beltimmt
auh pas Shitflal bon Charles g..
Mouer, Dem prilioenien, uno @eor9e
M. Bettibonne, eiuem @omitemitglieo
Der Jeoeration, aegen Die abulid1e Nn=
Hagen erboben moroen. Sis jebt 1T
es nod niht aelun9et, cine @eIhlpor=
nenliite 5uiammen 81 ieben, Die beloen
Seiten eenehm lit. OpO bofft man bis
SamItaa II aeelgneie GslAwOrne sn
finoen.
Sn San SranSisfo iiuo Die StraBen=
babnangelisllten am Stret uno. Der
Gertebr auf ben 5traBenbabnen mubte
adnSlit einaefteat meroen. Gin Ssr=
lu6, am Oienltas nit Streitbrehern
ben 9erfebr mieoer aufaunebmen. fiibrte
81 einem Nuflauf. Die Wasen Der
Strabenbabn ipuroen nit Sieinen be-
tporfen. bis fein ganSes 8las mebr 81
finoen mar. Sie Streitbreher, melhe
bon Den gteinen 9et,oHsn tpuroen.
ma6ten BON ibren 8epulpern @sbraub
uno adt perionen tuuroen nieoerse=
| iholien, ine5rere oerielben lino t0otlih
permunoet. ShlieBlid tpurben Die
Wagen mieoer in bic Shuppen 9ebra6t.
Sn Seerina, So. .puroe ain Mon=
tag Nbeno Der iarbige Jarmarbsiter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
ORDER FOR STOCK.

ORDER FOR STOCK.
The S. Parker Co.. Reno, Nevada:
hereby subscribe for: shares Of stock IN
the Guse Leach Mining Company the rate Of 10 cents
share, for which find enclosed dollars.
Post ofUoe.
Ns.ss ssAss. Ass...,.................
ss.s 49,. 2ss assss fsss 4s @s.#a.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

lnb fi9 ben geipesuneen bes a5rpers anpabt,
pbne 3i reiben ooer Sbmer5en 81 bernrIad)eE,
unb foftet tueniaer aIs bieie aeip6bnlidbe Srnd5s
bal1oer. Seine Sprnnefebern ober berte. fLun>
piee 9oliter uno bod bdlt ie ben gruc1 fider
,lno. felt obne S6mer5en, ober ltnanrebmIi6feiten
ou perurla9eit. S0 babe ben Erets 10 nieoria
fen fann. unb idb aarantire fie abioIut.
>. Sd made iie aaf Cure Seitenava = itbtfs
fig Gad,-ehr tract iie.> unb nenm its Gud,
.i nie,t snnfre5sniteas, id,idt iie anrid. nub td
Sizes lit bic alifrid6tiaftc Sfferte. Die lie bon
einem gruds sspeaialiiten aenlad1t purbe;; Sic
bier in Warf6au perben gntb faaen bnf itb auf
oIele sseiie, meine @efbGfte betreibe-immer
gSenn Sbr alles nt6elibe berfu6t babt, fon1m!
an mir. $50 anbere feblibIageit er5ieIe id
menen sr1Bten grfola. Gobreibt beute unb idb
tbide @r6 mein gn6 iiber grlidb uno oeifen
pen 8reis. nl1b yan1en bon 2euter1, Die file bers
lu9ten uno eebeilt ipnroen, aHaibt. Sie eetpdbrt
fofort Qinoerung, nern alles arlbere feblfctIdgt
@eadbtet. id babe feline GaIbert, fein Geitbirr
teine ail9en. 9sur elm reeles @'elDdft du lrdBi
6. &. yrcufs, 1917 @rppts @fbg., MarihaIl, ,W}td5.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

A-l
Gin Minier in Dmota Bat ents
fbieben. baB man G1nloen nidt mil
0aRen 3ablsn i6nne. Ritolous pries
pertlaate bic Wittwe gliiabetb BoIj aui
3abluna elmer S&ulo BON $llO uno
erlon9te Elm llrtbeil in -bieier 96be.
Grau Yol3 ma&te peraeblid aeiteno,
bob lie bic Shul0 bur6 einen RuB auf
Wuni4 oes @ldubiaers abbe3ahlt babe.
Der Ri&ter be.oate in ieiner gnti@eis
ouna. bob 2iifie teir aefeblides 3ahl.
mite! feien uno oaB Grau Yol; BON
priss 6lob berfanaen tonne. bab er ibr
ben Sub ipieoer 3llriidadbe. Da3u
hatten bic beioen parteien leood teine
Qulf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

gSas elite Nnlage pon 800 tet esutgem po 9tenaoas
@inemsetftiem 1T ei,tent ssabr fiir Ole stftien=
cSnbnoer einbradte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

Gtorles oarris, Der ben Garnler 0duon
9earfon i6Ob nno idbw,r berwunoete.
BON tinem mob. Der f1 aus stlua 40
Mann auiamn,eHiebte. aelpn&t. Dte
atiStllofe BuHoe beaab f@ oanH na@
ieiner Wobnuna. peiti4te Die 6omi+
lieniiitalieoer ots Neaers ourt4 Mnb
aab ibnen s stunoeu 3eit, oas @ouatp
3u nerlafsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
8eaahIt fet,te Wlimente

um bon gurem Blinboarm sebe,lt gu
neroen. Sbr peroet baau teine 8ele-
eenbeit haben. menn Sbr Cure ginae.
peioe nit Dr. Sings Jten 2ife pillen
reaelmdbia baltet. Oie Wirtuna ocr=
lelben 1T 10 ianft, bob Der glinooarm
ME 8runo bot, lid i'm @erinsiten .all
beflo9eu. Garantirt bon %. G>. pe=
ter's oeutitber WDolbete gtur 25 Gents.
Neriu1t lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
@r0Bte Oolouttlle, tuelfDe bte
@elt je geiebeu.
Sitte Vloremce tat 0olofiel0 proDm5irt adtbumoert
Yim,so bon Dollars smss Yfuso
jeoe stpei Wtumten.

~ fieb 70. Mdr 8oBe Meneen umbn Die 2ite Sorn
m eanNn beobadt abean Gehtbum gvs
gu 5aae eef0rbe mirb
Gs fder DAB Die atl 6lornc Die Gr0Bt ocmis it, wee Die
gDe nod gebn
GDroerunqn Dollar puno aan,sn Sag
modt ln elmer bic C5ea aang D. 800 pFunb j
sp Winuen
3maasa GoIoquar bun os III eand perosn
bmatt gebaoa State SDurlal.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

Dor nenian Snlren e Ungielo mielos aing su
often reuno Senator Non Bnnmuo uno frooe omiem bm
ene nmme ei0es bnn. Nrou So g8n9elo BOZ
Nron ibn bel Nu De
mar flint % bene miro Wmafos germ0an auf $4,000 00q
9ddBt, Die in Nftn Der Mobamt uno Wnn gemaht.
Us aibt oe eipe 2sute nit Weln in ben BEL
ibntn Wineniebrn Nepaoas groBs Tm0sn asmabt baben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

Seppihe iperoen BON 0auIe ab=
Qebolt. eepaihen uno suriif eebradt
pnn CHARLES Minnia's Wdl6erei, 0o=
me 5elepbon go. 600. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16

rma osrpeen auf Die amers Wrbans
gnn BON sparts, paoa gon oab oas Slid m Mqnne nt m
Die Sbu p abe Nepaoa bie t 9enngeo Sc
senbt fur wsle Nutb ba antbl srobars
Goloausbeute gu nebmen.
THEJ S. PARKER COMPANY
Clay Peters Building Reno; Nevada.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
9th arutcr NfQuu wir0 tit
Ncuaoa 5nm. Wfilliondr.

0eorge gSingNelo, arm nas obne Waittel, uar po,
flint Sabren gen6tbtgt, 0elo ST lebmen ,ttD
oeiiBt jest em NermSgem bon
l5,OOO,6OO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-16
Yittsbnrser Iiebmarft.
@ro6e 9(eidtbimer weroen TT ot @olominc>l 1T 9(tpao
(gorria,rt am 16. Wsat l9O7.)

N8 " twm
@s m & nanM&m @%"m"@%a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-24
Mr.. HIGGINS IuPROVES.
Heart ActiOn and Respiration Better
-Taking NOuriShmcnt.

Olean. n. Y. Jan. 23.-Dr- Hibbard. who is at
tending Ex-Governor Higgins, gave out the fol-
lowing bulletin at $50 o'clock tonight;
Contrasting Governor Higgins's condition with
twenty-four hours ago. there has been slight
but noticeable improvement. The heart action.
pulse and respiration are better He has taken
more nourishment during the last twenty-fonr
hours than during any previous forty-eight
hours OF HIS illness.
Dr. Hibbard. after his first visit TO Ex-Governor
Higgins this morning gave out the following
statement:
Improvement noted in bulletin last night was
only temporary; mind clouded this morning;
took only q small amount Of nourishment during
the night; has gained nothing I'm the last twenty
four hours; pulse held up by strong heart stln-
ulants; weakening gradually but surely.
At p. N. Mr.. Higgins was resting in COM
Portable condition. There had been no noticeable
change since the morning bulletin.
At .. m. # was said that the patient had
rested quietly this afternoon. and that his mind
was less clouded.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-24
PANIC FOLLOWS 81" FIRE
Short Circuiting of Current Causes
Bad Block.

Ahrough the swapping Of a drawbar connect
ing the second and third car OF Third avenue
train at Canal street early last night, and
portion of it falling the third rail- one of the
cars and section of the structure were set
Attire. causing a panic among the passengers on
the crowded train. Reserves had to be called
from the Elizabeth street station. The power
of the system turned off for half an hour
while the firemen fought the flames
The entire system from 129th street TO City
Hall and South Ferry was blocked for a time
and thousands of passengers crowded the plat
forms and waited patiently in the cold until the
block was raised. The uptown platforms
more cOngested than the southbound.
The six car train pulling into the station
az Canal street when the drawbar between the
second and third cars snapped. A piece of the
bar fell on the third rail. There brilliant
electrical display, and I'm second the woodwork
was aflre. The passengers on the train became
pancstricken. and the guards were kept busy
preventing some of them from jumping off the
train. The noise and fire attracted attention I'm
the strees and many persons rushed up the
elevated stairways to help those on the cars.
They blocked the way of those rushing down.
and the prompt arrival of the reserves was
probably the only reason a serious accident
averted.
When the firemen arrived they found not only
the afire. but a portion of the structure.
Fearing to tackle the flames from the structure
with the current turned on. word sent to
the powerhouse and the electricity shut off.
Then the flremen had easy time in putting
out the blaze which did no serious damage. 1t
nearly hour before traffic resumed its
normal condition
New-York tribune., 1907-01-24
TO PAY CONGRESS- MORE.
SENATE VOTES, J3 TO 9I.
Salaries of Vice-President, Speaker
and Cabinet also Raised.
from The Tribune Bureau

Washington Jan. 23-The Senate agreed to-
day to the House amendment increasing the
salaries OF the Vice President members of the
Cabinet. the Speaker and the members of the
two Houses: listened for little over an hour
10 the beginning of Senator Beveridge's speech
on child labor; received a special message from
the President on the subject of ship subsidies:
held a brief executive session. and then adj
journed Senator Beveridge who spoke to
crowded galleries to-day. will go on tomorrow
with his remarks in support of his bill pro-
hibiting interstate commerce in goods made by
child labor.
BY its action to-day the Senate made certain
the increase Of the salaries of the Vice-Presi-
dent the Speaker of the House and members OF
the Cabinet from 5000 to $1,000 and of
Senators and Representatives from $1,000 TO
81, 800 The House had voted this increase Of
compensation without record vote but the
Senate came out into the open and decided. 03
To u. on an aye and no vote to provide for the
increase. The increased compensation Of these
officials will call for an increased annual ex-
penditure OF 81. .26S. 500.
With the settlement of the salary question the
Senate disposed of the conference report on the
Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropria-
tion bill. and the measure was sent back to
conference. that the few remaining and unim-
portant differences might there be adjusted.
MI Lodge in favoring the increase. said that
members of the English Parliament received no
salaries. that the Irish members. who were poor.
received contributions from the people OF their
districts and from this country. and that the
labor members were paid by their labor unions.
This. he asserted. was a bad system. and he
believed Great Britain was coming to recog-
nize 1t.
Referring to his late colleague. Senator Hoar.
be. 1rpaV Of ha
Senator had been one continual financial press
ure. He had devoted his entire life 10 the pub
Ito service. giving up a lucrative practice at
the bar
New-York tribune., 1907-01-24
RITTER COLD IN EUROPE.
The Continent Fast in Grip of the
Frost King.

London, Jan. 23-Arctic weather conditions
continue to prevail over the whole Of Europe
while. curiousIy enough. the actual Arctic re-
gions-Northern Norway and Iceland-report
prevalence of mild and rainy weather.
All the vessels reaching British ports present
the unusual spectacle of being covered with long
icicIes and have an inch more Of ice on their
decks
Dispatches received from all parts OF the Con-
tinent give almost incredible reports Of the ex-
treme rigor of the frost grip and the consequent
suffering Many deaths are reported In Aus
4ia two sentineis were found dead at their posts
as a result OF the cold. The heavy SHOWS con-
tInue in Russia and Turkey, and the Danube Is
frozen over I'm several places in Rumanla
slight earthquakes are reported from Batourn:
THE blizzard continues at Constantnople,
where the snow is said to be several feet deep
Navigation on the Bosporus ana the hiacN sea
has been practically suspended
BUSINESS and travel in Berlin have been seri-
ousIv hampered by the extreme cold. and in
France deaths from exposure are reported Ihe
Seine at Paris is frozen over, and the Parislans
are enioving the novelty OF outdoor skating on
the ponds I'm the parks.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-24
WILL GO HIGHER UP.
Cuban Generals to Insist on Fulfil
ment of Taft-BacOn Pact.

Havana. jan GA meeting in the office of
General Garcia Velez, yesterday, of Generals
Guas. Marquettis. Arencibia. Mret and Fuste.
resulted in all waiting upon SefiOr Zayas presi-
dent OF the executive committee of the Liberal
party, at II o'clock last night, and delivering
to him an important resolution regarding the
political condition Of Cuba.
The resolution stated that if the executive
committee was unable to demand Governor
Magoon's fulflment OF the Taft Bacon pact,
then the five generals named would wait upon
Governor Magoon personally and demand its
fulhlment.
In case Governor Magoon should declare that
he knows OF no such pact the generals will go
TO Washington and interview Secretary Taft
and Mr. Bacon Should they. too. fail 10 reveal
the terms an appeal will be taken to President
Roosevelt after which they will be able to
Judge better what to do.
The generals say they have the support of all
the generals who took part in the last two revO-
lutions and that all Will insist upon the fulfil
rnent OF the pact.