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New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
Saved by
Good Food
Read a Doctors words
about
Grape-Nuts

"a short time ago / was called TO paleii'
who had been given up by his physician,
His stomach would not bear food, anu Conse
quently he got nourishment ana was sio"is
dying from exhaustion
he was reduced TO skin and bones. lmlhe-
diately put him on GrapeNuts food ana rostuil ,t.
Food Coffee He could keep both articles on IIs LIS
stomach and neither caused him any pam. nc
has been using both the food ana the 0e
coffee and has gained rapidly -
The reason delicate stomach can taAe
Grape-Nuts food is that il is predigested by NAT
ural means during its preparation, ana even a
small babe can handle ii as it causes no neafs
work by tie stomach and digestive apparatus
On the contrary, being predigested, IL Is quickly
asmilated into blood and tissue.
Grape-Nuts as well as Postum FOOD Conee
contains elements selected from the grains OF
the field that are of first Importance TO tne
human body In nourishing and rebuilding It
RAad '-The Road to Wellville," In pGss.
A11ob q -1nGAprS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
AMERICAN FISHERMEN OPTIMISTIC.
Expect Little Difficulty in Manning Vessels
with Newfoundland Seamen.

St Johns N F.. sept 1e.-The United States
revenue cutter Gresham. which has been detailed
to Newfoundland to look after the interests of the
American fishermen in these waters during the
season which opens October /. sailed from here
to-day for the Bay of Islands. the centre of the
fishing operations. Commissioner Alexander. who
has been sent here by the United States to gather
data on the fisheries situation. is on board.
It is believed here that the coming season will
not be marked by any acrimonious incidents such
as have come up in other seasons The American
fishermen expect little difficulty in manning their
vessels with Newfoundland fishermen. the ma
tves are satisfied with both conditions and wages.
which are generally better than they could obtain
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
SAYS TREATY CANNOT BE BROKEN.
Japanese Consul General at Ottawa on Agree
ment with Great Britain.

OTTAWA Sept 19.-"That treaty cannot be
broken" said Mr. Nosse. the Japanese consul gen
eral. when asked to-day for expression of opin-
ion regarding the resolution which the Dominion
Trades and Labor Congress has forwarded to SIT
vvi,frid Iaurier He referred to the British-Jap-
anese treaty and explained that it was signed
twelve months ago, for four years. and
brce in his opinion. cannot be broken for at least
three years.
The resolution calls on the Premier 10 take steps
.. o,ca tn have the British government give the
oassarv six months notice to have the treaty
ahroqated While II is hardly likely such radical
hanpe can be made. the Japanese consul general 9
,swer is interesting. II practically amounts to
- assertion thilt the treaty cannot be abrogated at
present.
ur Tshu ths Japanese envoy, who has been here
20 d;scnss the Japanese situation with the Premier.
left here this morning for Chicago. Mr.. Nosse be-
ueves he may go to some other big American
o.ntrs but Is rot certain al To his movemsnA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
ROMANCE OF THE TENNIS COURT
The Rev. A. T. Tamblyn and Miss Marguerite
Cannon to Wed Next Month

The details Of the coming marriage OF me ffeV'
Albert T Tamblyn. pastor of the Bedford PARK
CONGREGATIONAL Church. The Bronx. to Marguerite
Cannon the nineteen-year-old daughter OF. James
G. Cannon vice-president OF the Fourth Nauohai
rank of this CITY, and member of the Bronx Park
nv commission have Just been announced. Their
acouaintance began while Mr.. Tamblyn was a
student in the Union Theological Seminary 1t Is
seid that he first met Miss Cannon on the tennis
court and IL was a OF love at first sight
rrta marriage will take place October at
the home of the BRIDES parents. in Scarsdale N y
after a honeymoon trip TO the South. the bridal
connie will live in the parsonage OF the Bedioro
church.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
REVISION IN RULE OF C0REA.
Privy Council Orders Reorganization of Staff
of Resident General.

Toxic Sept 13-A new official organization
of the staff OF the resident general for Corea
was submitted TO the privy council this morning
and passed It is believed it will be promui-
gated Saturday. The Office OF deputy resident
general has been established, and 1t Is under
stood that Baron Some. the late Minister OF FL
nance in the Katsura Cabinet VIII be appointed
to the post
Another feature of the organization is the
,,ern,tssion granted the japanese minister
or the Corean government and others serving
as Corean officials regain their official stand
ing in the Japanese government.
MARQUIS to- the resident general of Corea,
will leave here for Seoul September 23, and it is
expected that upon his arrival there the new
system of reform will be vigorously pushed, es-
necialIv fr the matter of the judiciary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
RECIPROCITY ITS BASIS.
Ne1c FruncO-CanadiGn Commercial
T'reaty Signed in Paris.

Paris, Sept. 1s-The Franco-Canadian CONNER
cal treaty signed at the Foreign Office this
afternoon. It is stated officially that It is much
more comprehensive than the treaty of 1898. 1t
articles by each country, and 1t deals with the
general questions that affect the commercial rela-
tions of France and Canada.
The details of the treaty cannot be made public
until II has been laid before the French and Cana
dian parliaments. The Associated Press learns,
though that 1t not only provides for a reciprocal
arrangement on a large number Of commodities.
but also commits itself TO general reciprocal doc
trine designed cover possible concrete contin-
gencies in the future.
Canada is unable to give France a more favorable
duty champagne than allowed in 1893. but
grants a special tariff silks. and in return
gets a minimum tariff certain farm and forest
products.
Ottawa, Sept. 1e.-Sir Wnfrid Laurer received
the following dispatch this afternoon from W. S.
Fielding Canadian Minister of Finance:
Paris. Sept 1s.-The new treaty respecting the
commercial relations between France and Canada
was signed at the Foreign Office this afternoon.
The plenipotentiaries appointed by King Edward
els Bertie British Ambassador at Paris; the Hon.
W. s Fielding. Canadian Minister of Finance;
rlne and FISHERIES The French pIenpotentiaries
were NJ Pichon. Minister OF Foreign Affairs; ~
lister OF Commerce.: NJ. Ruau Minister of Agricult-
The treaty OF 1893. which is now superseded.
was one Of very limited range. dealing with but a
extensive character, providing tariff concessions
both sides. covering quite large list of articles.
9e Ie5 1st mn M t % b tne de
tails OF the treaty not 10 be made public at
fore the French chambers and the Canadian Par
lament
London, and VIII sail from Liverpool, via Vic
toria. on September 81 FIELDING
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
NEW WPEACECONFERENCE
FAVORED At THE HAGUE.
Heads Of Al Delegations Agree on
Plan for Third Meeting.

The Hague. Sept. 19.-Au the heads of the
various delegations present at the international
peace conference met this morning under the
presidency of NJ. Nelidoff CRussia) and unani-
mously adopted the following resolution in re-
gard to the conVening of future conferences:
The conference recommends to the powers
tne convocatfon of a third conference within
period similar to that which elapsed between
me former conferences, leaving the exact date
10 De liked In common accord by the powers
me conference calls the attention of the powers
TO the necessity of having the work or tne
conference prepared a sufficient time before It's
meeting so that its deliberations may be taken
with indispensable authority and rapidity.
To attain this object the conference thinks 1t
very desirable that about two years before the
probable date OF convocation a preparatory
committee be intrusted by the governments
with the collection of the different propositions
TO be submitted to the conference and the gath
ering of matters susceptible OF being embodied
III international regulations. and that the coIii-
mittee prepare q programme about which the
governments will agree early enough to have
it earnestly studied in each country. The con-
ference recommnds that this committee be
also intrusted to propose a system of organiza-
ton and procedure for the conference.
The resolution will be submitted for approval
to the plenary session to be held September 81
The committee maritime war. under the
presidency of Count Tornielli Qtaly), after a
long discussion about the remaining articles
in the project covering the laying of mines, has
GeClUeQ TO return the WnoIe project TO the SUD-
committee for the elaboration of a new scheme
aiming at regulating the quality rather than
the location of mines. This means the inten-
tion is TO provide by regulation that mines
shall really become inoffensve when the rea-
son for which they were to be employed ceases,
rather than to determine the places where mines
may be laid.
Washington, Sept. 19.-Mr. Choate one of the
American delegates to the Hague conference.
sent a dispatch TO the State Department to-day
that present indications are that the confer
will adjourn sine die October 5.
1t is believed here that the failure of the con-
ference to adopt the American plan for a per
manent court which would determine great in
ternational issues and gradually create an en-
during body of international law. has not been
complete. According TO the view expressed
here. by the time the next conference is held
the sentiment fostered among the delegates may
be strong enough to cause them 70 consent to the
creation of some kind of permanent tribunal.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
READY WITH BATTLEsHIP PLANS
Navy Department Will Be Prepared IN
Future for Demands Of Congress.

Washington. Sept 1s-When Congress rNo year
ago called for detailed plans OF the projected great
9n onoton battleship Delaware class II marked
a new departure In legislative treatment or tne 0s
nartn,ental estimates for new ships
In anticipation OF a like demand at the approach
inr session Of Congress. II IS probable tnat tne
So BEREAVEMENT will have the construction board
nrspare In advance all Of the details OF the new
ships to be planned. that would probably De re-
ouired by the two committees. thus ooviarng tns
years delay that occurred in the case OF the Deia-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
,ewsLRy THIEVES CONVICTED.

rondon Sept is.-The trial of Arthur P Greene
Chorles Rorer two Americans extradited from
wv York charged with robbng Tffanys LONDON
store and Bond street jewellers of gems valued at
hatw.en KS 600 and $4,000. ended to-day Rorer was
d,scharged but Greene was sentenced 20 nve years
pcnai servitude and advises n's osooA l~1 -
- Axuaxstlnu of hAs sertsncA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
aRs,rMENr FOR DEATH PENALTY.
Revolving Crime in Paris Rsvives Agitation
Against Clemency.

partx Sent ao-The public indignation at the ap-
railing growth in crimes of violence which mani
tested itself over Communication OF the sentence
~ death PASSED upon soleiIland for the asrocious
murder of a little girl has been aroused again os
=. -svoIttns crime Of a drunken gardener, Who 70
,,.,rs binnseIf on his wife fer refusing to Eve
with him. drowned his two children In a noat OF
the fortffcations The "Matin" publishes the story
of the crime under the caption The Result on
Clemency
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
RUSHING NEW W4RSHIPS
Admiralty,s Orders Indicate Future
POLICY of Britain.

Portsmouth. Sept. 19-The plans OF the Admiralty
for new and larger vessel OF the Dreadnought
class have been received at the construction de-
partment here accompanied by orders to begin
building the warship Immediately. The dsplace-
of the vessel Will be 19 800 tons 800 tons
greater than the Belierophon and Temerare which
were launched July q and August a. respectively.
The ship here will be launched before the to
bs built Devonport. orders for the construction
of which announced on September 16. The
Devonport ship will have the same displacement OF
1s 300 tons. not 1000. at first reported
Each ship presumably will carry eight 13-5-inch
guns Orders for the construction of two greater
Dreadnoughts Immediately after tho action of the
second peace conference at The Hague In rejecting
the resolution for a Limitation of armament indi-
cate Great Britain's intention to resume with re-
newed vgor the shipbuilding programme tempo
rary stayed await the results OF the conference
Great Britain will have six Dreadnoughts built
building.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
WIVES FOR HUNDREDS COMING.
Thousand Unmarried Women Sail from Llv-
ernool on Steamer Baltic.

Liverpool, Sept. 1s.-The remarkable exodus
If roarriageable young women from this country
IN the United States and Canada is emphasized
bv the departure to- day Of a thousand unmarried
women on the steamer Baltic. Several hundred
more were among the total Of 5000 passengers
carried on the three steamers which sailed to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
MORE DEATH SENTENCES IN RUSSIA.

Riga. Sept 1e-Twenty-two out of ffty-eisht
men who have been under court martial mere
charged with participation IN the revolt IN tne
Baltic provinces in 1903. by wnich tne contioi
or this section was wrested from the Russian
,,orr,,ert for several months. have been con-
dar,nad 70 death Several hundred men already
have been executed for their connection with
this uprising.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
sAxoNY,s KING THROWN FROM HORSE
Slightly Injured During Army Manoeuvres'
but Able to Resume Command.

Dresden Sept. liking FREDERICK Augustus III
90 saxor1, was thrown from his charger in the
course OF the army rnaneuvres near hero to-day
He sustained a number of slight injuries ont was
able to rernount and resume command OF the
troops.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
.uorHER SOUTHERN REDUCTION.

salisbury Y. c.. Sept ls--Another reducuon OF
force has been made in the southern haii"ay snops
- 30 S,a.er three hundred more men being laid of.
NTH only Ave hundred remaining at work Further
REDUCTIONS are expected
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
BROTHER OF POPE Plus DEAD.

Mantua Italy Sept. 19.-Angeio Sarto, a
brother of Pope Plus X. died here to-day He
was country postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

st Petersburg Sept 19.-The surprising discov-
cry has been made that the Russian navy has
known for some time of the existence OF the
,yraroid of rocks on which the STANDARD was i'm
nailed 1t was discovered last year by Russian
trawlers. was reported TO the Admiralty. and is
shown ON the new Admiralty charts of the Finnish
archipelago. now being printed The charts oy
which the STANDARD was being piloted. however.
had not been corrected
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
RUSSIAN IMPERIAL YACHT FREED.
Running of the STANDARD Upon Rocks Found
Due to Carelessness.

Copenhagen. Sept. ia dispatch from Helsns-
fors announces that the Russian imperial yacht
STANDARD was finally hauled OFF the rocks this after
noon She will be towed to Hango. where she VIII
he repaired sufficiently permit her to travel
under her own steam TO Port Alexander There
she will be overhauled completely
The evening world., 1907-09-12

SAMPLE TEAS-ooioug, Enslish Rre.kt.st,
J.rin, Gun poSasr, CsSlon or PIC
mixed; lb'.'sl y, S
SPiCED GEMS-/ons made mixed biscuits
or s., Louis prsHslsusN; lssa &c
4Sr: 10 +....,.y.t-, ,t....',,.,,.....
sIRlNGLESS BEANS Fountain quality
tender, line ilsypr bsin,; DOZEN, tic
Sl>.4t esu.. .....,t.
NEW PlSEkPPLE-.he ~tll.snopn Jungle
eand; Singapore EiusapFle, eai in eonyen'
isp,.sise plrses ,tesdyio ssrveiAeL 15r
sl,I0i an ,,,;.',,o
SARpHl ES-5.aney imioreJ fsE 1CIkC r.
dor, Sl.ISs ksyto o tpIHE Ssr-..
BORAX SOAP - Hazel beat .ImllS Tor
laurtrr nj IEn,rsl tpusetoli usei 19r
bbt so hrs S2ifGS en- LIB. bars
Gfos ss-eiiTf ARR IL Fountain graliN. ives
hriitrnt Lost isr !tusni BIB. cit' 22r
The evening world., 1907-09-12
STOCKS SMASHED
IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept i2.-Thorc
Exchange here to-day following drive
at the shares OF the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company. which controls the
street railway facilities OF this city,
For sorne time past there has been a
steady decline In the price OF those
shares, eliminating In a sudden baeak
OF 50 a shore from p l-2 to 10 IL on
Tuesday.
Yesterday the stock hung around 20.
but to-day there was further drop Of
81 Il share to the lowest price on record.
This WAS accompanied by rumors that
the company cannot meet Its nsed
charges and that therefore receiver
ship will be necessary.
The stock OF the Union Traction Conn
pany. WHICH preceded the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company In the control
OF the street railway system or the
city and the dividends OF which are
gtiarnhteed vy the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit, broke 75-i on heavy selling.
from 81 "a TO q, T,hete was nenyy adj.
ing of Philadelphia Rapid all the way
from 20 TO Is ~,
In the goncral slump following the
break IN the fractions United Gas I'm
Lehigh Valley and ether securities lost
large fractions ,,-
The Philadelphia Rnpid-Transit Com
p1ny is the outgrowth OF various con-
solda'ions and expansions Of the past
Ing pcreaed sitarantees OF dividcnd
payments oa tie stock tot tho underly.
lng companies.
The evening world., 1907-09-12
STOCKS SLUMP
ON CLOSING DOWN
OF AMALGAMATED
Entire List Slashei When Pro-
posed Close Of Copper
Plants Is Told.

Another rad on the metal stocks with
A-nalsamAted Copper as the centre OF
the attack weakened the market to-day,
ssT.ss. -hss-s h&nnn-s5 3s=a .raml 70
I potnu.
The bears used AZ a batterina ram
the fact that the Ameisnmksed coPps-
Company 10 ao5ut 70 shut down rs
mines In and about Butte. Mont, Tor
an indannite period. From an intores,
closely ideatined WITH tho company 1;
was learned that the Suspension o:
ooerhssons "a due to ovcrproduction
and lack 81 demand for copper. and %
some extent also TO the difieury OF
obtaining adequate supplies OF fuel a,
Butts.
According 10 the authority for the an
ricaacsn.snt. there IL now hurplns sup
ply OF Io,ooo 900 pounds o. refined cop
per in the unitej States. The produc-
don OF reaned copper IN September, ne
said. would De 10000 pounds iese than
In August TIE present p-icc as quoted
In the market Is about is cents pound
for electrciyac. but according 70 tho
authority referred to i Is doubtful II Is
cents a pound could be obtained for any
considerable quantity.
Henry II. Rogers president OF the
Arnsisnmaied Copper Company. Is now
It. ut ;Its hurrtu II, Fair Haven, Mass,
Anaigamated stock IN tho early at
ternoon suffered loss OF points in
the market and fell 10 the lowest point
in some time on heavy unloading.
United States Steel and American
Smelling fully shared tho weakness Of
Amaigamated both being freely sold.
Smelling losts5 points and Steel broke
broke TO 80 while the preferred was
dragged down rs Anaconda Copper
WAS cut almost h points
Tie effect on the general LIST was not
20 mariSed Un.ted States Rubber first
PR frrrtd iel! J, Erie tirst preferred 23-+.
National Eunmellinx atsi American Car
pfaerred and Pennsylvanih. Reading,
y ssoaF! Pacific. Great Northern. pre-,
states Rubber, ShloSs Sheffield Steel.
Republic Steel, Utah Copper and Amer
lean Steal Foundries preferred ! 10 IA.
In the fnal run OF trading Reading
was the weakest OF the railroad stocks.
which was attributed to It's speculative
hffiltaton In Philadelphia. American
smelling lost Ia, AmalgRmated Cop
per 4 LIS, and Reading Ia 10 81 IL.
Other noteworthy declines were St
Louis Southwestern preferred I. Della
ware and Hudson ,. ST. Paul. Metro
polltan Street Railway and United
States steel preferred 1-e, Union Pa
cihc and United States Steel 2 Missouri
Pacific and Northern Pac!f,c "a,
Great Northern preferred l l-2 and
numerous others point or more. A
rally wnen shorts covered reached n
point in few stocks, The market
-closad weak and dull
The total sales OF stocks to-day was
100 shares and s2,4t3.ooo OF bonds.
The evening world., 1907-09-12
ExtraPreserved Fruits

Foun.aiu uusIiiY. BlgtI;tt pears, ounce,
gamtons, aprisots or sliced ettron: cSc
8 lars, $i.,7; regular a5e Jar, oS
The evening world., 1907-09-12
STUMBLE UPON
KIDNAPPED BOY
IN VACANT FLAT
Detectives Capture Man
Guarding Youngster in Dark
Cilrystie Street Room.
WILL QUESTION CHILD.
Father Reports Him Missing
and Tries 10 Attack Al
legged .Kidnapper.

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wv
italian BOY ls he!o IN the rooms OF the
ChtldrrHs Society to-day. and II Is be-
liey., thAt II h, can b. mad. Ia ..Ik
49, - "s'1 = A ~ =
one OF the gangs OF biilck Hand kidnap-
per. The BOY, young az he ia, talks
v.li--hut h, hs ali m. ,r.,,. =, 81.
,
WY ~ ue'!'hs S4i'
u w. oasA" see'. asap-
reared from his home yesterday Just
az 20 many other children Of repi,ed
w~,,,hv r,.,,,
lt,52., - - ""''.
.he nieoA Hana mas Sought 10 extort
't oiat' q lahaf pa zen
All .hr0oxn INC AFTERNOON and evening
.ne iAtner sought MS son, but without
avail. ne Old not Eo TO the police. That
- tha last thinS an Italian will do when
sno BACK hnna is prosecuting. He fears
sne vengeance OF tho band Of murderers,
DeteeaNea Cavinc and Mehaslh. two
OF fetrosints siAn OF Italian detectives.
renafned from tho West yesterday with
S!ooio Achlo. a grocer. OF NO. Y Chrys-
Tie sirect. who disappeared few weeks
ago after nre starting In his grocery.
communicated 10 the tenement above
cons Achilo was caught In Kansas City.
Nj aaS al fxsfs tsy.v
on al chicago. and There picked up
francesca FTenni. wanted here in
murder case.
s.unble uoon Boy
"heh 'hnif ."o prisoners were safe IN
- @ he A.id A'cnaa.ii
record Entering the dark tenement at
burned GROCERY. they were going from
room TO roc-s when in dark. vacant
corner or tho top floor they found Nun
clio huddied In 4 corner. Standing in a
corner near tho oniid was a man who
said he was Plotro Denokl. Of No. 4
-e.hEyst.e stY>st,- ...-
.I found this bpy on tho str.et." be-
gan Dencki. II brought him hero.
thinking could get n line on his nar-
snts. The people in this nous. com,
from tho same part OF Italy tho boys
parents come from"
..wha, mart OF italy 4, ,h.t," ..ka,
cav,ne.
Tho oua.t,o, ,,prn,.a n.n,k, ".
tried 70 rot close 10 tha nov 10 w,,,n.r
to him hpt h. W., v.rr.d 80 IT,.
ia nm. taka, ,n p,,,.. rI..aon. :.
ara locs,., ,n .n,rao,a,. - :
O. ,-,.h,.. -. -
.t-nn a-r,,,,t-n,,,. ~,
"a. ,.n n. 60,
ar.,.. scs,,.,x 80 49, 49,,
-, $500 'A' 'AA'"' wa
-. - ~
Snh Seo MS soy.
The evening world., 1907-09-12
Fresh Vegetables

We deliver fresh ve e,abi.E
SWEET toTAloEs-lire,t Kiln ar
NEW WHITE TURNIfS, SeiloS tar
APPS, red oniCns, ysl!6r uhIoEs
no. q basket .,,...,tt-. ....i.. opS
NEW SWEET CORN--1ot.,sse 1(lc
JtSua i.nyy ears,.,.,,.-..t.
CQoNISG PLuaS Fancy. oie
B,sF. B.,s. .o' pts's'tlrE 70, . 60c
POrA1OES--Ihe hesr selections iror
Loas island lsrms; bag $2.3s, Cic
sust., 30 lbs, zoe, pee ni5lss.,
NOlE-rol always tteslvs so lbs TO
the Sgstsi iroH b .iots.