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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

Mrs AIine DePasse. 776 f. 165th St, New
York y Y. writes:
1T gives me pleasure to testify TO the curative
qualities of Peruna and Manain.
Il afflicted for over seven years with
tarrh of the head, throat and digestive organs
l consulted many physicians. but they did me no
good.
"One day happened 10 read some testimonials
in your Peruna almanac. l decided to try Pc
runa and Manaln. l bought q bottle OF EACH
and after taking them for a week l noticed n
change for the better. So kept il up. and after
using twelve bottles 1 perfectly cured.
Il also gave the medicine to my children and
they had the same beneficial result. / would
never be without these remedies in the house.
Il highly recommend Peruna and Manalin 70
all my friends. and in fact to everybody"
Miss Mildred Grey, 10 Weimar St. Appleton.
Wis, writes:
ut gives me pleasure to recommend Peruna
for catarrh Of the stomach. | had this disease
Tor a number of years, and could not enjoy a
mouthful of food that I ate II was indeed
great relief when l hit upon Peruna. and OBJ
tained decided results from the first. I took six
bottles before I felt entirely cured of my trouble
but l had an aggravated case"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
HAVANA PASSENGERS IN QUARANTINE

The quarantine against passengers arriving from
Havana went into operation yesterday, and as a
suit thirty-four persons in the steerage on this
steamer Monterey to the detention hos
ptal for observation. All passengers detained
serious disease develops they will be released to-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MILLIONS LOST AT KURRACHI.
Damage to Indian City by Cyclone Estimated
as High as $6,O000OO.

Bombay, June SIT IS estimated that damage
to the amount of from $3000O00 to $6,0o0.00O
was caused by the cyclone which swept over
Kurrachi. June Is. The lighting system of the
city was completely wrecked
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
ODESSA POLICE WANT TO RESIGN.

Odessa. June Sin consequence OF the fear In
spired by the terrorsts here police inspectors
five sub-nspectors and thirty-seven policemen have
asked To be allowed 10 resign to be transferred.
The authorities refused their request, reminding
them that they receiving double pay and
Ike soldiers IN active service, serving the
Emperor War medals and bountes proposed
in order 10 keep the in the service.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
AMERICANS DEATHS ACCIDENTAL.

OF witnesses. a coroners jury here to-day decided
that the deaths of G. Otto Elterch and Mrs Emily
Mary Mclean of New York. who were drowned
by the sinking of boat in which they were rowing
the Thames. Chveden June g. were
accidental
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
KILLED BY sueAR MACHINERY.

While working around what is called -wOrmer'
I'm the Havemeyer Sugar Refinery, at Kent avenue
and South I'd street. Williamsburg. John Wuth. OF
No lO9 North Sth street. Williamsburg. was caught
in the machinery and instantly killed yesterday
wuth was in charge of a machine. when ne noticeu
y niece Of bagginC between the fanges. He leaned
over to extract IL. his coat was causht IN the ma
chine and he was drawn to his death Work al
the plant was stopped for the day. as the Iell9v
workers Of the dead refused 10 return 10 taa
building
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SUGAR CONDITIONS IN FRANCE.

Paris. June S.-The Interparliamentary Sugar
Commission has charged It's president, NJ Rbot. TO
ask the Minister of Finance. NJ. Cailaux. concern
ing the situation arising from the decision reached
by Great Britain that the limitation of the sources
from which sugar might enter that country was
inconsistent with the declared policy or the gov
eminent and injurious to British interests
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

trast with these town shows is classic per-
for of The Antigone Of Sophocles,' given
at Bradf1eld College, in Berkshire in open
air theatre, carved out of chalkpt. The cos
tunes are copied from Greek vases and sculpt-
ures, flutes and Tyres are fashioned after the
models found at Pompeu and all the essential
features of classic tragedy are reproduced ex-
Cept the masks and cothurni. INF
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
LODI COTTON MILLS SHUT DOWN.

I.odz. June S-OwinG TO the murder of the
ager of the Poznansd cotton mills. where a strike
and serious disturbances occurred some time ago,
the shareholders have ordered the dismissal of
all of the forty-seven hundred workmen and the
closing Of the works. All the officials of the mills
ferrnrISfa
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
AMERICAN PROPOSAL WELCOMED.
French Exporters Pleased To Be Put on
Equal Footing with Germans.

Paris June S-The proposal of the United States
government to place the French chambers of
commerce equal footing with the Germans
I'm regard TO inyoices has created good impress
sion among French exporters, who also welcome
the notifications In the administrative regulations
granted Germany by which France and other
benefit
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MOVE TO CHECK KING LEOPOLD.
Countess Lonyay and Princess Louise Will
Oppose Transfer of Congo

Brussels June S.-Countess Lonyay and Prin-
cess Louise daughters of King Leopold of Bel
gium have announced their intention of con-
testing the right of their father to turn over tho
Congo Independent State to Belgium, the
ground that the state forms part of the personal
estate of his majesty.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MORE FINANCIAL TROUBLE AT GENOA.

Genoa June S-Fresh difficulties have arisen in
connection with the suspension OF operations
the local bourse. and liquidation had TO be post
poned again. II is hoped however. that operations
will be resumed Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
"THE MIKADo" UNDER NEW TITLE.

London. June SIT Is considered probable, now
that Prince Fushim of Japan. has left England.
that public performances of THE Mikado" will
again be permitted but under a title and
with changes dictated by the Lord Chamberlain.
The Home Secretary Mr.. Gladstone, promised to
his influence to this effect when deputaton
representing amateur operate societies called
him TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
ANARCHIST TRIALS AT MADRID END.

Madrid June S.-The trial OF Jose Nakens editor
of "El Motin"; Sehor Ferrer and others. charged
with completely in the attempt TO kill King AL
fonso and Queen Victoria, ended to-day with the
addresses of counsel. The judgment of the court
Will be handed down within five days. According
20 law, il will be delivered behind closed doors and
communicated only to the accused and their law
yerS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
A WEIGHTY CONFERENCE AT TOXIC
Viscount Hayashi Goes to Emperor After
Meeting Elder Statesmen and Cabinet.

Toxic. June S.-After a conference with the
Elder Statesmen and Cabinet Ministers to-day.
Viscount Hayashi. the Foreign Minister, went
Immediately to the palace. II Is believed that
matters OF Importance were discussed at the
conference, among them the American ques-
ia
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MUSIC PUBLISHER WEEDS SINGER.


Plymouth. Mass. June S.-Miss Luisa Ardizzoni
a singer. married to-day at St. Peters Church
here Umberto Frederic Tosi of Boston. music
publisher. The bride after completing her studies
in Italy next fall will return America during
the winter spring join the San Carlo Opera
Company prima donna
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
SPAIN TO PAY OFF AMERICAN LOAN.

Madrid. June S.-The Budget Committee to-day
reported favorably the bill read in the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday by the Minister of Finance,
Senior Osna Y Soull providing TOR the payment OF
the loan raised by Spain in the United States 1854
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
eusoNIc PLAGUE AT TRINIDAD.

Port of Spain, Trinidad. June Sit was officially
announced to-day that two fatal cases OF bubonic
plague had occurred the island OF Trinidad
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
RIDGELY'S FINAHeIAs eHSsd,e-e

It is curious nobody will buy stocks BEFORE an
advance with nothing but bad views pourtns in wne
they eagerly before DECLINE. when everything
made look This Is phase OF human naturs
that the operator plays upOn-it Is his trump card
Ths whole Wall Street game may be divided INTO Two
parts: Caols. threaten and sandbag the public
stocks less than real value md 70
distribute stocks by OF false pretenseS
At The details ar9
changed tactics employed
year Outsiders learn that bull campaign
begins gloom ends IN glory Last Saturday niSht
insiders stacking the cards for bull
Preliminary movements matter ot tactics Iners
will be rally by Tuesday Monday night We
OF yarns in the air. but Is
20 buy stocks The week will show net gain
for whole market Tuesday night forecastsc sons
small reaction but advised buying weak spots Z ?.
Anal. ? and other active issues We had alrea1Y
given Foundry when around 35 real good thins
Wednesday night said: Big interests getting
ready for bull campaign Take advantage OF all d.
clnss buy good stocks THURSDAY night The
ket closes like IL would SATURDAY.
stocks a purchase Friday morning Terms for Daily
month. For several weeks We have hsen
predicting IN June See II not right
A " RIDGEIY 90 BROAD ST. y. v
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
VILLAGE DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE.

.Constantnople. June s.-The village of Serai,
fifty miles of Van. the Turco- Persian
frontier. was destroyed by earthquake yester-
day. Slight shocks felt at Van.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
herman sARTELs TO BE exrRAplrEo.

Weand. Ontario, June S-Judse Wells to-day d.
rected that Herman BaTtels, wanted in Auburn.
N Y. a charge OF perjury. be extradited.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

It was announced from st. Petersburg last April
that the Cabinet had rejected proposal made
behalf Of American syndicate for the construc-
tion Of a railroad tunnel under Bering Strait by
which It hoped ultimately to connect the
Transslberan line with the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way.
The scheme for tunnel under Rering Strait
and ali-raH route from the United States to
Europe has been under consideration for some
time. Something over a year ago dispatches from
ST Petersburg said that the Russian government
was disposed to consider the plan favOrably.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
BERING STRAIT TUNNEL.
Emperor Nicholas Approres Plan to
Grant Concession.

St. Petersburg. June S.-Emperor Nicholas has
approved a recommendation OF the Council OF
Ministers in favor OF granting a concession for
the construction Of a railroad from Kamsk. In
Siberia, to Bering Strait, and a tunnel under
the strait.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MRS. DE PASSE
OF NEW YORK CITY
-i[SGEys

II Consulted Sererqt Physicians bUt They DID
He No Good Pe-rI-HG and MdH-G-ltn
Helped Ne"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
AT THE PLAYHOUSES.

Grace George Is rehearsing "Divorcons" Tor
production at the Duke Of York's Theatre next
week Two farrulous fragments hy q. Bernard
Shaw have tried the patience OF playgoers at
the Court Theatre. Martin Harvey has begun
a successful engagement at the Adeph, being
received with marked enthusiasm in old plays.
TO these ne adds next week Great Possessions"
"A play which has been popular in the provinces.
The chief novelty al the theatres is The Merry
Widow" at Days, with sparkling music, brill
liant scenic effects and good situations. which
has commanded hearty reception. In con.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14
kashaaria.

There are few places in the world
so difficult to get at as Kashgaria.
Though it lies in Chinese territory, the
journey from Picking occupies no less
than six months. From India cara
vans take two months, having to cross
meanwhile the three highest mountain
ranges in the world by way of several
passes measuring $4,000 feet above sea
level.
Then from the tail end OF the Rus
sian railway system in central Asia
one may reach Kashgaria in three
weeks by several routes, all involving
the transit OF difficult and storm swept
passes.
Kashgaria is said to cover an area
of $4,000 square miles-a statement
that has little interest until considered
in relation to the proportion which is
cultivated by man. 1t is startling to
realize that human endeavor has been
capable of rendering fertile little more
than a hundredth part and that nine
ty-nine hundredths of it Is irredeema-
BILE desert Blackwood's Magazine.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14

While there is no justification what
ever for violation of the law and a
disregard of the rights of others By
autoists on the country roads, it is
well for the women folk to take the
most docile animal on the place for
their trips to town on market day.
The fractions or spirited horse would
better be kept at work in the field or
turned out to pasture
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14

Both the hardy eatalpa and the black
locust make excellent post material,
the former making a serviceable post
in from ten to twelve years and the
latter in from eight to ten. In both
cases the best results are secured
where the tract on which they grow is
given thorough cultivation, which in
sures a rapid and vigorous growth,
and in the case of the latter tends to
lessen the damage from the borer,
which is fits worst enemy.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-14

Many districts of the western states
which make a specially Of growing
cantaloupes have been struck with q
blight which seems to have been to
some extent brought on and aggravat-
led by rains and heavy dews and which
does net seem to be materially checked
by any spray that has vet been tried,
Headway In fighting the disease seems
to have been made chiefly along the
line OF rotation of crops and the
planting Of disease resistant seed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-01

shall not be granted in civis cases where II
shall affirmatlvely appear that substantial
S. +. i44-By Gibson Providing for a re-
duction of the number Of members or the
South Omaha Fire and Police Board from
FIVE to three with the mayor as exofficio
chairman without vote.
Roots bill relating to pardons and COM
mutations of sentence drew fire from Nc
Kesson and Burns, who contended one
section, which imposed a penalty on any
person who communicated with the COVER
nor about a pardon or Communication of SEN
tence except through the public hearing,
would limit the power of the governor to
investigate cases, The bill was salts
factorily amended by a clause permit
ting the governor to call for evidence and
the bill passed without further opposition.
Gibson of Douglas had a lively little scrap
on his hands over his bill reducing the num-
Der of members of the South Omaha Fire
and Police Board. Randall Of Madison OPP
posed the measure and said some uncom-
plimentary things about the Magic City.
The bill passed, however, without any mega
tive votes
Almost the entire afternoon was taken up
| IN consideration of Senator Thomas bill,
s. F. Is, permitting street railway COM
panies TO guarantee. own and buy stocks
| ana DondS IN lnterurDan companies. AIter
] II was recommitted for further amend
ments, the following bills were recon-
mended for passage by the committee OF
the whole:
s. F. So-By Root To provide for assign
ing of the residue of an estate by the
lcounty Judge to persons entitled to receive It,
| s. F. 79-By Root. Relating to the grant
ing Of letters testamentary.
The following bills were introduced into
the senate:
s; F. 2Ss-By Randall of Madison. Pro
viding for state bounty of S1.& on wolves
coyotes and wild cats in counties which
have provided by a vote Of the people fol-
a county bounty.
g.: f. 2S7-By Randall of Madison. Pre-.
scribing the method for drawing juries In
justice courts, Providing for the drawing
OF Justice court juries by lot from q lsi
OF 200 names in each precinct.
., +. 23S-By Saunders of Douglas. Pro.
viding that personal property taxes shall
De q hrst lien upon the personal property
OF the person against whom assessed, such
liens to take priority over all other in.
cumbrances or other liens thereon.
3. F. 2S9-By Patrick of Sarpy. To give
school districts in all classes of cities right
to condemn property for school purposes
s. f, A0-By Clarke Of Adams Prescrih
ing methods Of taking acknowledgement
OF deeds outside the state of Nebraska.
! s. F. 2i-By McKesson Of Lancaster
A pure food bill in conformity with the
I national statute.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-01

gress a measure in the interest Of the
great ship companies. known as the ship
Whereas, such measure Is a direct
grant OF special privilege and not in the
interest Of the people and undoubtedly OPP
posed by more than nine-tenths OF the peo-
pie OF Nebraska; therefore be u
Resolved, by the house OF representatives
Of NeeSrsssS That oyT senators "a gs ne
requested to work and vote for the de-
feat Of such measure OF any like bill ana,
Resolved, That the chief clerk o. the
house OF representatives be Instructed to
forward a copy Of this resolution TO each
senator and representative IN congrtts'ari
have not yet taken their seats.
The house adjourned at s o'clock to allow
the advocates OF the county option bill an
opportunity to be heard. Those who spoke
for the bill were Chancellor Andrews Rev.
DR.. w. M. Balch, S. z. Batten pastor of
the First Baptist church of Lincoln, and
others. No one spoke against the bill,
though John Parrish of Omaha was in
Lincoln today,
The following bills were introduced:
II. r. 2s-By Noyes of Cass. Bridges
form part OF the highways of the state
OF Nebraska to be paid for by the state.
II, r. r. 2So-By Noyes of Cass. Companion
4. R. 2si-By Noyes of Cass. Companion
Il, f. i. ssS-By Noyes of cass. Companion
H r. g54-By Noyes of Cass Companion
H. r.. zs5-By Noyes Cby request). To
establish a state bureau for the inyestiga-
| ton, control and determination OF insect
! pests and plant diseases through travel
| ing experts, field work and laboratory re-
II. r. 25S-By Jennison Of Clay, increas-
/ ing fee to be charged for notary commits
/ II. r. 2s7-By Best of Douglas. Me-
mortal and joint resolution having refer
/ ence to the investigation of railway and
II. r. 2SS~By Blystone Of Lancaster. Give
police judge In cities of frst-class exclu-
slve jurisdiction of attractions OF city or
Ii. R. assEBy Blystone Of Lancaster
/ Requires defendants TO pay previous costs
before securing change of venue In justice
II. r. 24O-By Hin of Chase Provides
none but admitted attorneys may practice
II r. 2lNBy judiciary committee. Re.
| lating to warehouse receipts (being an act
to establish law uniform with the lawi
0t IT. o'4 r. aa" f judiciary committee, t,
regulate sales OF personal property (oeinl
an act to establish a law uniform will
the laws OF other .states).
H. r. 243-By Tucker of Dodge. Amend
ment TO Inheritance tax laws.
II. r. 24-By Clarke Of Douglas 10y re
quest. To place(gra duates Of law school
engaged by the American Bar association
on same plane as State university law grad
H. r. 245-By Heffernan of Cunning. Fix
ing a charge Of 81 for nonresident fshini
II. r. 246-By Gilman Of Lancaster, T
render employers liable for damages on &C
count of injuries inflicted upon persons II
their employ through the negligence
II. r. 47-By Jennison of Clay To pro
vide for normal training in the high school
of Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-01
DEBATE OVER SALARY INCREASE
FavOrabIy Reported in House, hut No
Certainty, of Passage.


Certainty of Passage.
LINCOLN, Jan. 3l.-The house spent
great deal of time this morning over Mike
Lees proposed amendment to the consti-
tuition, increasing the pay of legislators to
SO day. The majority of the committee
reported the bill for the general file, while
the minority Whitman, Line and Richard
son. voted to have It indefinitely postponed
The majority report carried but it is i'm
possible to say whether the bill will carry
because many who talked in favor of the
majority report did so because they wanted
to hear the bill discussed in the committee
of the whole. The vote to put the bill on
general file was 81 to So.
Dodge of Douglas came out hatfooted
not only for sustaining the majority of the
committee, but for the bill as we'll He
believed with better salaries Nebraska
would get better officers. He said the
Douglas county members spent more than
their salaries in getting elected and that
Nebraska was one of the most prosperous
states in the union and it's debt was a
mere bagatelle. which brought forth APP
plause from those members who are leg
ging for institution appropriations. Jen-
nison OF Clay didn't say whether he was
for the bill, but he was In favor OF 1t get
ting q fair shake In the committee OF the
whole.
Springer Of SCOTS Blurr opposed the bill
and he said so. IT am opposed to debt, u
he said, land l am opposed to salary
grabs. The state is in debt and every
taxpayers is assessed on every piece Of his
property that can be found to pay that
debt and we are going in debt more every
year to run our government. l am OPP
4. IL.
on a cash basis. don't want to put my
nose to the grindstone and neither do ]
want TO be laid away in six feet of earth
plastered over with mortgages. II you
want to spend $40 a day and want to mort,
gage the state to get it, God save the
state"
McMullen didn't look on the matter as {
salary grab. but he voted to indefinitely
postpone the bill, he said to hasten th'
time when a constitutional convention
would be called and the evils complained
OF remedied. Milligan OF Dixon said ever,
member knew what the salary was wheI
he was elected and he was not in favor o
raising salaries. Speaker Nettleton votes
against the majority report and said he al,
80 because ne had never seen the tim
I when thepe was scarcity OF good mel
who were candidates at every election.
The house voted TO hear the people o
Omaha discuss the Leeder bill for a doubl
shift ire department Tuesday morning a
II O'Clock The senate will be invited L
come In and take part In the listening
Members OF the Commercial club will b
here.
The committees on soldiers homes an
on public lands and buildings will so Z
Grand Island tomorrow.
r rhIo,aar - TeNaroor fnfroaucaa tka fol
lowing resolution. which went over for on
Say:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-01
ClarIxe Addreases Fusionintn.
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS OF SENATE
Lively Little spat Over south Omaha
Police Commission Bni.
(From a Stan Correspondent.

(frOm a stan correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. A.-(Speciai.) -Senator
Gibson's bill reducing the number Of mem
bers of the Fire and Police board In South
Omaha from Ave to three, passed the com.
mittee of the whole in the senate this
morning
Among other important measures which
went through are Roots bill, requiring a
public hearing before the Communication of
sentence Of convicts, and Kings measure,
to prevent discriminating prices between
different localities.
A petition from the Commercial club OF
Omaha protesting against Aeeder's bill. pro-
viding for a double shift for hremen in
Omaha, and asking for public hearing be-
fore the members OF the two houses was
read and on motion OF Saunders a commit
tee Of three. consisting of Saunders. Pat
rick and Wiltse OF Cedar was appointed to
act with like committee OF the house to
arrange a joint meeting with the omahans
The following bills were placed on gem
eral nls on Recommendation Of standing
committees.
BY the committee on revenue:
g. f. A-By Ashton. Amending the in
heritanee tax law to clear up an ambiguity
s. F. iis-By Randall. A corrective
S saSSi the taxiHs Of saline and school
lands conform TO the revenue law.
s. r. nS-By Randall. Fixing the rate
of interest on saline or educational land
sale contracts heretofore issued and max
ing provision for contracts TO be sold and
fixing the rate of interest.
s.. +. 19T-By Hanna 10 provide for the
Issuance OF a duplicate tax sale certihcate
where the original IL lost.
BY the judiciary COMMITTEES:
s. #. B-By King. TO repeal the present
\ law relating TO dover.
g. r.. la-By Patrick. Permitting prose
cutting attorneys TO endorse the names OF
witnesses on the information during trial
s. r. 15S-By Root Requiring z twO-third
vote OF those voting on the proposition 70
| carry city or county bonds.
| In committee of the whole. with Saun-
| ders In the chair the following bills were
lrecommended for third reading:
8 r. SHY Root. To regulate the pro,
| cedure in the issuance OF psrdOns and
| examinations OF sentence by the governor
8. +, s4-By King, To prevent dlscrimin-
alton between localities by making lower
81, 'Sl-by Root Providing a neg-Su