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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
HAN[)SHAkES
OF King Edward With Con-
tinental MOnaFchs Makes
ALL Feel Better
Edward and Wilhelm Seem
on Better Terms Than
Usual With Them
Everybody Feels Peaceful
Like After Meeting Great
Britaln's King

Paris, Aug. 16- French opinion
generally regards the meeting be-
tween King Edward and Emperor
William at Wilhelmshohe Wednes-
day as marking another stage in the
relaxation of European tension.
Like the Swinenunde meeting and
the approaching Interview between
King Edward and Emperor Francis
Joseph at Ischt. the papers think it
may principally be Important in
calming the sensibilitiess of Germany
concerning the series of agreements
Great Britain has been completing
and that from this standpoint it
will strengthen the peace of Europe,
Moreover yesterday S meeting is
scentrasted with the handshake be
tween the king and the German EN-
peror last year at Kronberg and
there IS disposition to consider the
3WiIhelmshohe meeting as being
something in the nature of genu-
inc reconcil ation between the two
sovereigns, whose relations hereto.
fore have been notoriously cool.
81: So far as the French interests are
concerned the impression prevails
that they cannot be preJudiced BY
what occurred at Wilheinsh and
that they may be advanced, especi-
ally should eircunls stances later nee.
essitate q broadening Of the mandate
which France and Spain received At
Algeciras.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

New York, Aug 16-Justice War
rem G. Foster, of general sessions,
has just disposed of a bigany case
In highly unusual fashion, suspend
ing sentence on the bigamist and
allowing him to choose which wife
he would live with, after the pris-
oner had promised to support both
women. 3ss:@ /
The man in the case was Herman
Keuhn, a hatmaker. It was brought
out at the trial that he lived with 9
woman in Austria and that they had
three children. Then he came t
this country and married Sadie
Rosenberg. His lawyer argued tha
there was no proof of the first mar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
BOOSTED THE RAT
BANK OF ENGLAND RAISES DIS.
COUNT RATE ON ACCOUNT or
STOCK FURRY.

London, Aug. I G. The directors Of
the Bank of Eng land today raised the
banks discount rate from & to A Il per
cent, owing to the momentary situa-
ton on the continent and In New
York, and the anxiety Of American
houses to place finance bills here,
which is taken to Indicate possible
gold shipments to New y rk in the
near future. N, s.s4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
FEDERAL court Restraints
ALABAMA FROM ENFORCING
new RAILROAD RATE LAW

Every sheriff In Alabama and
every solicitor are restrained from
arresting or indicting employees Of
the company who violate the terms
Sof tile acts This IS challenge to
Governor Conner, who recently an.
nounced that he would arrest and
prosecute every railroad which VIC.
lated the laws despite the acticn Of
the federal courts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

covered thus far by dep rtments OF
the government, the evidence has
been given by one of the parties
guilty Of the alleged crime
All railway officials interviewed
yesterday seemed to be convinced
/ that secret service agents were III
their employ, one official stating
that he Understood the espionage ex-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
szT

Montg emery Alas Aug. ie---A Al 4
injunction was procured last night
by the louisville & hviile Rail
road go.. from Judge Jones Of the
United sfates court, restraining the
state from enforcing the cammod lily
freight rate law and the 2 1-2 cent
passenger rate M until the federal
courts have passed on the validity
oE these acts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
GOVERNMENT SPIES ARE LACED IN The BIG TRUST CONCERNS
PRINTERS NAY GET into The GAME

Chicago, Ill, Aug 16 The pos
sibility Of the International Typo
graphical union being drawn into
the telegraph ers' strike developed
this afternoon. The local union an
nounced that it would Immediately
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Will TRY AGAIN
kARYLEs SECURING REINFORCE
MENTs FOR ANOTHER RAID
AT cAsABLANcA.

Tangier, Aug. s16.Reports from
sCasabIanca today indicate that the
Kabyles are gathering reinforeements
as if preparing for a final effort to
capture General Drude's camp outside
that city. .S:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

tended to station work On the line
of his road. $3'85
lf The government is looking for
old offenses," said one official, they
may pc found, but do not believe
the strictest system Of espionage
will disclose anything Wil1fuIly
wrong on the part Of the railroads
now y rs .s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

ling copy furnished newspapers by
news agencies employing non-union
telegraph operators The trouble
was preeipitated at Indianapolis,
where, it is said, the compositors on
an afternoon paper drew the line on
such copy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Hungarian Leader Ill.

Budapest, Aug 16.Francis Kos
suth, the minister of commerce and
leader Of the government party, is re-.
ported to be alarmingly ill. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Fire Burns GRANGE.

Orange, N J, Aug. 16. The Kraus-
NOR grain elevator, five-story tene-
ment house, livery stable and a cot
tage in South Orange were destroyed
by fire last night. The loss is
$3.50, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

( Had Silver Spoon In His Mouth.
London, Aug. 16.Mrs Waldorf As
tor formerly Mrs Mamie Langhorne
Shaw. Of Virginia. gave birth to son
at CIiveden yesterday. n
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
NICKEL THEATRE

No better series of motion pictures
have been presented at the Nickel The
atre than those offered there this week.
Comedy Is the predominant note and It
is excellent comedy too. "The Price is
a kiss created lots of laughter by the
attempt of two young men to secure toll
I'm the way OF kisses from those who cross
a narrow foot-bridge. THE Rivals" tells
a funny story OF the tricks played on one
another by two lovers i'm their efforts TO
secure the love OF a pretty girl who at
the finish takes someone else instead
THE Elopement" is another comedy flIr
that secured It's share OF approval. These
comedy pictures are alternated with a
pathetic view entitled "The Poor Old
Couple" and beautiful colored film en-
titled 'The Pearl Fisher" The llustrat-
ed songs included Good Bye Glory
which is repeated by request by Bob Al
den and quartet TO enthusiastic applause
and "After they Gather the HAY" sung
by Miss Duahime.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
Prof. Crosby Reads

Prof. Thomas Crosby scored the usual
success last evening when before an ap-
preciative and at times enthusiastic au-
dience he gave delivations Of the chief
characters in Petero's great play. Tho
Second Mrs. Tanqueray" Prof Cros-
bys presentation showed insight and nne
sympathy and was. on the whole n do
cidedly finished performance.
During his remarks preceding the read
ing he said I'm defense of tho play. whi,h
Is sometimes considered immoral.
Goodness Is unifyng i'm effect. ard
wickedness destructive: and n play that
so fOrclbly presents the moral that the
wages OF sin Is death can hardly me call
cd an immoral play"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
IMPERIAL THEATRE

"The High School Girls" and that WELL
known mrth- provoking Matt Kennedy I'm
two high-class burlesques and an olo or
exceptional merit are tho attraction az
the Imperial Theatre for this week The
chorus is an excellent one and combines
good training with very high vocal pow
ers.
The first sketch Is n oue-act comedy on
titled The Mayor OF Nowhere" and fur
nishes its full share OF enjoyment Mr.
Kennedy's antics keeping the house in
roars. In the olio Mazda Dupree displays
marked talent I'm the tcrpsichorean art
as well as vocal powers OF a high order
Robert Athon and Jeanette Young are
seen I'm travesty called IN Night out -
Their sketch represents a newly-marriod
couple whose path through life has so far
been very smooth so much so IN fact
that the husband wearies OF n and longs
TO pick quarrel with his wife He sue
ceeds and things arc so lively for "A
while that after the reconciliation which
takes place he Is heartily thankful the
quarrel Is over. Harry and Kitty sutton
do some acrobatic stunts that are above
the average Miss Sutton's work being
especially applauded The hit of the eve
ming was made by The Big Four" con-
slstlng OF Thomas Duffy. pat Harley.
Jack Kearns and Joe HerzOg. whose vo-
val cndeavors were certainly we'll render
ed and took the house by storm They
came In for number of encoros by rCa-
80 nof their fine voices and excellent So
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
SCENIC TEMPLE

The Scenic Temple offers to its patrons
this week very choice line OF vaudeville
and motion pictures. that is above the
average The artists are all entitled to No.
place on the BILL as without exception il
is as good as any bill that has been to
the house this season
Miss Ada Jones opens the show with
her speciality, and sings Poor old Girl -
with illustrated views, and then sings
her own serio-comic song. You're Not
the Kind of Man Thought You Were -
She is roundly applauded. The Albertas
follow as European team. Their head
and hand balancing is certainly sensa-
tional Marion and Marion have a good
comedy act i'm the Irishman and the naval
officer. as IL offers many good Jokes
Faustina clever novelty dancer is sure
TO please all that go this week She is
very graceful. Flo Austin. about the
best lady marksman that the stage has
shows some very difficult shots from all
positions.
The pictures are exceptionally good the
Colonial Soldier" depicting many trials
and tribulations of an English soldier:
THE Mysterious Boudoir." The Breeze
From the West" Accidents VIII Hap
pen" Anonymous Letter" "The Frost
Made a King" and Happy Bobs Rat
Hunting" The pictures and songs will
all be changed Thursday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
EMPIRE THEATRE

With many tense. stirring situations
with number OF unexpected thrilling
climaxes and auivering with human in
terest the presentation OF "rhe King and
Queen of Gamblers" was well appreciated
last evening at the Empire theatre The
presentation. we are free to say Is above
the usual style of play seen at this house.
Nevertheless the plot IS crude and ragged,
the startling situations are too numerous
and the climaxes crowd too closely upon
one another.
The characters which the writer has
drawn are of the old wild and wooley
west style. and are all. with the possible
exception OF one or two. -overdrawn and
unnatural. They are caricatures. with the
oddities so drawn out that the characters
become absurd, ridiculous.
The playing of the actors and actresses
however. was distinctly commendable
Mr. David Landau. particularly. displayed
ability and understanding I'm the presenta-
ton OF his part as Deadwood Dick Miss
Frances Newhall. as Black Bess." put n
great deal OF life and animation into her
delineation, and was. on the whole salts
factory. Mr.. Paul Burns, as the comedy
element, rightly deserved the prolonged
applause which he received time and time
again. and his singing OF a number OF
parodies was a pronounced success. The
supporting company were well trained IN
their respective parts and was entirely
adequate. One point which seems TO mar
the playing was the unusual amount of
cursing that was done by both male and
females, heroes and villains If consid-
cradle number OF the "damns'' and
''hells' were omitted, the lines would lose
none OF their force and the play would
certainly gain I'm refinement.
The music. last evening. was appro-
pirate and the staging effects and scenery
were pretentious and most excellent.
The cast OF characters was as follows:
Deadwood Dick, an honest faro bank
dealer the king OF gamblers. Mr. David
Landau: Buck Farren. sheriff of Monte
rey, j. f. Miltern: Judge Martin OF LARA
bee. Mr.. Aubrey Noyes; Doc DeVoe. u.
5. claim agent. Mr.. Henry Lewis: Fritz
Stahl. grocery man at Blazing Star. Mr. II.
T. Nelson: Cheyenne Charlie jealous
cowboy, Mr.. VI. G. Russell: Faro Jim. a
Mr.. Charles Altman: Slim
Pete miner, Mr.. William Clinton Lone
some Smith. Wells-Fargo express agent.
Mr Walter Atherton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
KEITH'S THEATRE

Perhaps one OF the most delightful fea-
ture numbers ever seen at Keith's The
atre is Jesse Lasky's "PianopNends." ="
The nine participants, four women and
five men. presenting charmiugly kalei-
6oscopic musical effect The cast for the
number comprises: Gus I<leinocke, Paul
MacCarty. Harry =. Byrd, a. III. Ber-
gen. Albert Latscha, Gladys Lockwood,
| Jean Boynton, Lotta Burnelle and Ivy
Davis.
The young women are pretty graceful
and talented while Gus Kleinecke, who is
an accomplished pianist acts as the bal
ance wheel for the turn. There are en-
semble numbers that ring with melody
solo numbers, which are supplemented
with graceful dancing. and then ryth-
mic storm as the Is hands roll out tune
full airs. The specially Is further height
ened by fine costuming and a typical
piano salesroom setting.
Urbani and son give remarkable ex-
hibition in acrobatic and balancing feats,
the boy displaying unusual muscular
power as ''understudy" i'm supporting the
elder performer in sensational poses
Work and over. eccentric acrobats
present clever work in comedy tumbling,
which gives them a high mark i'm this
field.
Ed Reynard, the. noted ventrilodust. in
a diverting comedy story and the effect
i've mechanisms with his well-trained
dog. make an interesting turn.
Howard Truesdel repeats the success
full sketch, 1.-TWO Men and a Bottle" with
the usual laugh-provokng effects OF
clean-cut comedy. Celia Griffith and Rob
ert Gemp forming strong support i'm the
fun making. Wilson brothers. Dutch
comedians render new dialect jokes and
their singing is in effective feature. A
dog the intelligent animal remaining
master minges with the audience. Kar-
telli novelty wire performer. has q
strong act.
Henry ID. Gardner. the former favorito
In the Boston Cadets, with songs and
storise invests a general monologue turn
with an air of refinement i'm Keeping with
his personality. Aurie Dagwell the girl
who sings tho old songs, has a sweet
voice. that pours forth a most original
medley OF the musical selections which
were favorites a number OF years ago.
Then there arc Miss Franklin and Mr..
Keane i'm their funny sketch. Her Trial
Marriage" Miss Franklin being especial
lly effective
Others i'm the bill are: Wilson brothers,
eccentric Dutch comedians, whose high
range voices are their best asset: The
Bradfords. colored comedians and sing
ers, who also dance we'll: NJ Herbert I'm
an unique musical act: Cogan and Ban
croft clever roller skaters: Lowell Drew
In limitations of popular favorites and tho
motion pictures and travel views.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
ANTI-THIRD TERM
RESOLVE PLACED
BEFORE HOUSE

Washington. Dec. lO.-Senator Culber-
son offered yesterday substitute for his
resolution OF last week, calling on the
secretary Of the treasury for the infor-
nation concerning the amount o: the $50. =
100000 Panama bonds and the Si0O,O00.O 900
OF 3 per cent certificates that have been
issued by banks TO whom they have been
awarded Tho substitute calls for an abb
stract of the proposals for the Panama
bonds I'm addition to the information de-
sired.
other bills introduced in .he senate were
the following:
BY Mr. Platt OF New York-For national
supervision OF corporations IL establishes
a bureau of Incorporation as an adjunct
of the treasury department, which shall
hold supervision over corporations whose
business is carried on I'm two or more
states.
BY Mr. McLauren-To relieve the pres
ent money stringency and prevent it's re-
currence. IL permits persons owning any
bonds of the United States 10 deposit
them In the treasury and receive notes to
an amount equallng their par value. It
Is provided that until February. 1909. per-
sons owning one or more bales of cotton
may deposit IL I'm depositary designated
by the secretary OF the treasury and re-
ceive treasury notes TO the extent OF 20
not redeemed the cotton shall be sold by
the government. The bill also imposes
penalty on dealing In cotton futures
of 10000 fine or five days Imprisonment.
BY Mr.. Nelson-A national banking as
ISOLATION to loan it's funds on real estate
and lands To one-third Of the value. II
provides that the limits on such loans
shall be prescribed by the comptroller oc
the currency: also amending the national
bankruptcy act so as 10 clearly define just
who may become bankrupts
NEW PENSION ACT.
BY Mr.. Burrows-Placing all surviving
officers OF the volunteer army of the Civil
war on the retired list. to receive one
half pay on last rank held in the service
or three -fourths pay at the age OF 20.
BY Mr. Penrose-Providing for separate
statehood for New Mexico
BY Mr.. -Reintroducmg bill
passed by the senate last year to increase
the efficiency OF the medical department
OF the army. The bill has been changed
TO provide that first leutenants shall be
promoted to the grade of captain after
three years service In the corps.
BY Mr.. Frye-Reintroducing his bill last
session. providing for the punishment by
fine and imprisonment OF persons who
wilfully injure or destroy harbor defences
and fortifcations OF the United states
With only one committee appointed.
that on banking and currency. and with
the assurance OF Speaker Cannon that no
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
IN THEF FIELD
80 OF LABOR
department should
Ed News

locals are strongly i'm favor OF the plans
and were, in fact, the initiatory~ powers.
BARRIERS.
The BARRIERS union held a lively meeting
at the Labor Temple last evening. The
report of the business agent, Mr.. Pas
quale was received and accepted The
plans for increasing the number OF shops,
which shall close at Z y. m. were reported
as progressing favorably A number OF
new members were Initiated the names
OF candidates for membership were re-
ceived and the meeting adjourned.
TRANSFERS JOINT COUNCIL.
OF the labor organizations that have
had a phenomenal growth. the Transfers
unions of this city and Pawtucket may be
rightly claimed among the first A slight
indication of this growth can be seen by
comparing the size of the joint council of
teamsters today with the council OF one
year ago.
Last January there were sent at the
meetings OF the council 2l delegates rep
resenting three organizations Today with
the addition of the two recently organ
ized unions, there are five unions repre-
sented by a total OF 63 delegates. TRIPPING
the size OF any organization i'm one years S
time is no mean work and should speak
well for the push and efficiency of the
organizers OF the teamsters in this city.
Mr. Lawrence T. Grace. general organ
izer OF the American Federation OF Labor.
stated that he considered the growth most
encouraging and gratifying. This evening
the teamsters are to meet in the Labor
Temple for the annual election OF officers
Several important matters relative 20 the
teaming OF coal by non-union teamsters
to supposedly union institutions, will be
considered
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10

other committee would be announced un-
al next week. the house of representa-
tivcs after a session OF only a few min
utes. adjourned until Thursday.
The bills introduced included the fol-
lowing:
BY Mr. Mccall (south Dakota) )-Remov-
ing the duty from imports on lumber
whether dressed or rough
ADVERTISEsNIENTS
BY Mr.. Macondrey (Aiissouli)--ATaking
IL felony punishable by Imprisonment
for from one 10 five years or by fine To
publish or circulate any false or mis-
leading advertisement; also increasing
60 maximum OF Is days a month credit
deductions allowed to federal prisoners
for good conduct; retiring on pay al.
veterans of the Civil War who have at
tanned the age OF ~. giving officers OF
the marine corps and the revenue cut
ter service the same pay and rank as s
drawn by the active list OF the army
and increasing the pay OF army officers
BY Mr.. Fulton (Oklahoma)-Prohsbt
ing the mailing OF any statement OF mar
gin or other stock wagering transaction.
and making Il felony under the inter-
state commerce law % utilize the tele-
graph for that purpose
Directing the secretary OF interior to
at once place on the pension roll the
names OF all survivors OF the Civil War,
whether regulars or volunteers. who
served at least so days, and so increas-
ing pensions that no survivor shall re-
ceive less than $40 monthly.
NO THIRD TERM.
The anti-third term movement took con-
crete form yesterday when Representa-
tive Clayton, an Alabama Democrat. offer
ed In the house resolution TO the effect
that ii is the sense of the house that no
man should hald the office of president for
more than eight years. The resolution
reads:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
house the precedent established by
Washington and other presidents OF the
United States In retiring from the presi-
Dental office after their second term
has become by universal concurrence. a
part OF our republican system OF govern
ment. and that any departure from this
time-honored custom would be unwise.
unpatriotio and fraught with peril to our
free institutions"
Mr.. Clayton intends TO press the reso-
luton for consideration. and IL possible
place the Republicans of the house on
record I'm regard 10 their feelings i'm the
matter just now. 1t Is said that similar
resolution offered by the late Repre-
sentative Springer OF Illinois passed the
house by large vote at the time there
was much talk OF nominating President
Grant for a third term.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
WESTMINSTER THEATRE,

The redeeming features OF Rose Sy-
dells London Bellies company. which
opened weeks engagement at the West
minister theatre yesterday. are Wood
lords Educated Animals. and an excel
lent chorus. Mr.. Woodford has two po-
MES, two dogs and two monkeys that do
about everything but talk. and are worth
ones while TO see. The chorus. which Is
made up Of 20 or more young ladies. and
the United Quartette. rendered a number
OF selections very creditably. I'm the act
that is billed as a Jolly iingling, Joyful
jubilee and called The Prince Of Pet
ticoats." and in this Miss Sydell has the
leading part. This is given I'm two acts,
one at the opening and the other at the
close Of the bill The others I'm the olIo.
other than the trained animals, and the
quartette. are Harry Sauber. n Hebrew
comedian. Campbell and Mack, and Mar
lynne, a man. I'm "A mirror dance.