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The sun., 1907-08-22
PEACE VISITS OF EDWARD.


Hus Clome0CeAu 10 Hunen ~ merteDDad
Going 70 Berlin.
Special Cable DsspGchss 10 TBR SUN.
MARIBNBAD. Aug. 21.-Premier Clemen-
ceau Of France. who took luncheon. by
invitation, with King Edward to-day. said
that hts conversation with the King had
TO do with the general situation and espe-
oially the situation IN Morocco. and that
it led to absolutely pacific hopsa
PABs. Aug. 1.-Prime Minister Cemen-
oesu is apparently not seriously worrying
over the Moroccan situation. He will leave
Carlsbad Friday and 60 to Munich. re-
turning to Paris on Sunday.
As King Edward and M. Clemenceau are
both taking the cure at Carlsbad their
luncheon menu possesses a certain interest.
II comprised trout. scslops. veal with let
tuce and spinach. ham. grouse. aubergines
compete and peaches.
LONDON. Aug. 7i.-Trsth says that King
Edward and Queen Alexandra will pay a
state visit to Berlin az the beginning OF
next May or in the second week Of June.
The sun., 1907-08-22
POLICE HOLD TROLLEY LINE.

Los Angeles Trying to Compel Use ef Ger
tain Tenders on Cars.
Los ANoELEs, Aug. u.-The Huntington
electric lines in this city are In the hands of
the police.
Traffic Manager Mcmillan was to-day
fined $500 OF 300 days in jail for operating
cars without a proper fender. The motor
man and conductor Of one car were also
fined 500 or 100 days in Jail.
deputy District Attorney with a squad
OF police then began arresting motormen
and conductors Of cars not properly
equipped.
The fight between Huntington and the
city ia due to the city seeking TO compel the
use Of a certain fender.
The sun., 1907-08-22
PORTLAND BANK CLOSED.
Assets Are Placed ~ 90. .OOO. 900 and LIS
bIilties ~ $500. 900 More.

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 2i.--The doors Of
the Oregon Trust and Savings Bank were
closed to-day. The assets are about s3.-
600 600. with liabilities Of about So 200 600
IL is said by Cashier Morris that the 500 900
in net liabilities can be made up in a few
days
Thomas c. Edwin has been placed in
charge as receiver. II was announced
to-day that a meeting Of the bankers of the
city had been held last night to consider
the situation. The other banks called
upon for support did not respond. The
conference Of bankers ad journed at O'Clock
this morning.
The sun., 1907-08-22
SPAIN REsENTS CRITICISM.


!spsciei Cabse DespefoA to TEE sUN.
MADRID. Aug. 2i.-The Ministry Of For
eign Affairs has sent TO the Spanish Am
bsssador at Paris a strong protest against
the criticisms by French newspapers Of the
Spanish troops az Cssablanca. He points
out that Spain is not engaged In wsr With
Morocco. but is only protecting the lives
Of Europeans. storing order and estab-
fishing the police provided for by the Al
geciras convention.
Senior San Pedro. who is acting A Prime
Minister in Senior Msura's sbssoce. an
nounoed to the Cabinet that the Spanish
troops had been ordered to keep inside
CasablaDoa and to take no part In the
fighting unless they were attached, Thsir
duty 10 merely TO police the town.
The sun., 1907-08-22
No USE FOR HARMONY.
Regular Republicans I'm Hudson County VIII
Participate In No More Conferences.

The executive committee Of the Hudson
county Republican committee has dis
charged with thanks its harmony com
mittee, which had been comforting with
a committee of volunteer harmonizers and
representatives of the Central Republican
committee the central body Of the New
Idea party in the county. to agree on a
plan to unite the warning factions for the
Gubernatorial campaign.
The regulars were indignant over the
action taken at Tuesdays conference TO
lay over until tomorrow consideration
of a resolution to pledge the members Of
the three committees to support all Repub-
lican candidates selected AZ the primaries
and decided that they wouldn't take part
in any further peace negotiations.
County Clerk John Rotterdam said yes
terday: ~It looks to me as II the New Idea
people didn't want harmony ! never heard
of such "A thing a. Republicans refusing
10 pledge themselves to stand by Repub-
lican candidates
The sun., 1907-08-22

Henry Krsus. a barber living at ia
Pavonis avenue. Jersey City. asked Police
Inspector Leonard Of that city yesterday
TO help him find his niece. Miss May Sohck
II years old, OF Newark. who he believes
is being kept a prisoner in Coney Island
against her will The girl has been miss
DKrause said his sister in law has received
a postal card enclosed in an envelope pur-
porting to have been written by Miss Schick
saying she was looked up in q house some
where in Coney Island and praying for
somebody to get her out, AZ she was nearly
desd.s Inspector Leonard detailed Detec-
tive Sergeant James F. Larkins to accom-
pany Krause TO Coney Island 10 make a
search for the imprisoned girl.
The sun., 1907-08-22
NEW SOU1H WALES IN REVOLT
Denes Australian Federal Government In
Tariff Dispute Threats Banded.

hrtuto RunS uhteb SUNCfntiVue
Tariff Dispute Threats Banded.
Special Cable Despatch TO TEE SUN.
SYDNEY. N. s. w., Aug 2i.-An ardent
fight is on between the Federal Govern
ment and the New South Wales Govern
ment concerning a tariff question. New
South Wales is importing quantities Of wire
netting for distribution among the settlers.
The Federal Government forbade the GUS
toms officials at Sydney TO hand over a GER
tain consignment until a duty Of rs per
cent was paid on it.
New South Wales refused TO pay the
duty. basing it's refusal upon the law ex-
empting any State property from duty,
and sent a strong force Of police to seize
the netting. The customs officials were
Obliged to yield TO superior force. The
Federal Government contends that the con-
signment was not for State ,sse but for sale
to private persona. and was therefore
dutiable
The Hon. Joseph Carruthers, Prime Min
lister OF New South Wales, declares his inten-
ton TO resist the Federal Government.
Sir William Lyme. Acting Prime Minister
announced in Parliament that he intends at
all costs to compel Mr.. Csrruthers to obey
the law. his breach OF which renders him
liable to five years imprisonment.
The logical outcome Of Sir williams
threat will be the arrest of Mr.. Carruthers.
but the Commonwealth does not possess
police force. while Mr.. Csrruthers con-
trolls the new police.
There is intense public feeling among the
opposite sides here and in Melbourne.
The sun., 1907-08-22
One Killed and Fourteen Hurt In work
Train Wreck.

HAGERsTowN. Ind. Aug. 2i.--One man
was instantly killed and fourteen injured,
many ri them seriously. when freight
train crashed into a work train on the Penn
sylvania Railroad here this evening The
engineer of the freight says that the block
showed that he had a clear track.
The sun., 1907-08-22
NO PLOT AGAINST GEAR.

Illegal Evidence Admitted st Trial OF ~
Russian Terrorists.
Special Code Despatch 20 TEE SUN.
ST. PErRRsBURo. Aug. 3i.-The progress
OF the court-martial Of the eighteen persons
accused Of conspiring against the life Of
the Gar develops less and less real evil
dence Of a plot. To-dsy's testimony az
to the innocence Of the prisoners included
that Of a son Of former Prime Minister
Goremykin.
The Court, despite the protests of the
prisoners counsel. allowed a secret police
agent to read q quantity Of documentary
evidence for the prosecution, OF which
previous notice had not been given. This
is contrary TO law
The trial was adjourned.
The sun., 1907-08-22
EVERETT COLBY RETURNS.
Didn't study the Initiative and Referendum,
In Europe, ~ He Had Intended To.

Everett Colby. the advocate Of the New
Idea" in New Jersey politics, returned yes
terday with his wife from Europe aboard
the White Star liner Oceanic. He has
been abroad almost two months. He
intended before departing from New York
to spend some time studying the utility of
the principle OF the initiative and referen-
dunn as practised in Europe. As a matter
Of fact he did little in this line. passing
most of his time automobiling in the
chateau district Of France.
He said he had come back to help reor-
ganize the Republican party Of his State
and TO advocate the direct nomination Of
candidates by the people instead Of the
bosses.
He said he would advocate Frank H .
Sommer, Sheriff Of Essex county, as the
Republican candidate for Governor. and
that he believed that Sommer would he
elected
The sun., 1907-08-22
HORSEWHIPS HER FATHER.
Girl Yields Lash when Parent Pulls Her Far
In sweetheart's Presence.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2i When her
father caught her by the ear and pulled
her out OF q buggy. where she was seated
beside her sweetheart, Norma Glass. aged
is years. tonight seized the whip in the
buggy and lashed the old man until he cried
for mercy
Mrs. Glass ran to the scene. where crowd
had collected, and after grabbing the whip
away from the daughter renewed the at
tack upon her husband and ran him away.
Glass objected to his daughter q suitor
The sun., 1907-08-22

Jacob Ksnner. IS years old. Of 2e4 Riv-
ington street. was rescued from mob on
the recreation pier at the foot Of Fast Third
street Tuesday night and locked up on a
charge made against him by ten-yesr-old
Fannie Goodman Of 100 Goerck street. A
number Of grown witnesses saw the man
take the child on his lap. Fannie wriggled
TO free herself. and a bystander asked her
who the man was.
Upon her declaration that she did not
know him and that she wanted to get away
all hands piled on top Of Kanner. The vote
was for throwing him into the river. when
Policemen Fees and Evans Of the Union
Market station. with the reserves just be-
hind them. pulled the man away from the
crowd.
Magistrate Walsh in the Essex Market
police court yesterday morning held the
prisoner in 81 900 bail For trial
The sun., 1907-08-22
CATHOLIC MARRIAGE RULES.
where There II No Priest Couple May Wed
Before witnesses,
Special Cable Despatch 10 Tsl

Special Cable Despaich 10 TEE SUN.
ROME. Aug. 2i.--An important decree
has been issued by the Congregation OF the
Council materially altering the conditions
necessary for the validity Of marriages
Of Catholics.
The decree, which becomes operative
at Easter next year, provides that mar
riages after that date will be invalid every
where unless celebrated in the presence
Of a priest and two witnesses. Exception
ia made when the district in which the
couple live has no priest. In that case
the couple may express mutual consent
in the presence OF two witnesses.
The sun., 1907-08-22
JOKE STARTS A PANIC.
"Raan Overheard" CRY at Atlantic Ctt,
Causes Half IN Hours EDubbub.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Aug. 2i.-PrspticaI
jolesrs who tossed . straw fllsd snt OF
clothes or the end Of the pier and yelled
Man overboardi' tonight started q panic
among the thousands on the structure.
The police we're informed by telephone Of
tho exuteuDsnt and spent haK an hour in
qtieting the crowd. Half . dozen women
tainted and had to be taken TO thsar homes
The policemen and pier manaGess are look
ing for thoss who did IL 20 as to give then,
some Lessons in reaa Joking.
The sun., 1907-08-22
BRITISH WORRIED OVER HIDES.
Exporsers Say New q. q. Dtsinfoctien Rules
VIII Restrict Trade.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.

Special Cdble Dsspa'eh % TIE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. 2i.-British exporters Of
hides are in a state OF CONSERVATION over
the new United States regulations CON-
pelling strict disinfection Of hides before
thsir expectation and requiring a certifi-
cate from the American Consul at the place
Of export that the hides have been i'm
mersed in biohloride OF mercury for half
an hour before being packed.
Such rigorous treatment has been un-
known heretofore.
The exporters assert that the new regula-
tons will greatly restrict expectation to the
United States. IL is understood that, as
the result OF agitation on the part Of promi-
nent exporters, the enforcement Of the
new regulations has been postponed to
November I.
The sun., 1907-08-22
Powder Mn Blows Up. KnIIns One.

RACINE, Wis, Aug. 2I.--An explosion in
the Latin 4 Rand powder mills at Pleasant
Prairie to-day killed one man and fatally
injured two others. The building was only
slightly damaged.
Several months ago an explosion in the
same building killed nine men and injured
many others,
The sun., 1907-08-22
SIe5 400 FOR THE "RRUSTTUCH."
Americans said 10 Have Made Oner for
old German HOuae

LONDON, Aug. 2i.-The Magdeburg Zei-
tung learns that three Americans have
offered the proprietor Of the famous and
ancient dwelling house at Goslar. known
az the Brusttuch. si7s.Oo for the building.
The Brusttuch is a curious old house Of
the sixteenth century, restored in 1870. Il
is adorned with sstirical wood carvings.
The sun., 1907-08-22
Cracked Cylinder Halts Gr.e,x.

Special Cable Despatch 70 TEE SUN
BERLIN. Aug. 2l.-Lieut. Graetz of the
Prussisn Army. who started on August 10
from Oar -Salssm. German East Africa.
TO cross Africa in an automobile. telegraphs
that he 10 temporarily tied up at Makata-
hoppa,. about $50 miles from Oar s-Salaam
by a cracked cylinder.
He is awaiting a new one
The sun., 1907-08-22
Record Year for old Books.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE su

Special cable Despatch 10 TIVE SUN
LONDON. Aug. 2I.-The last season has
established record for sales Of old books
and manuscripts in London, not only in
the number offered. but in the prices paid
The sun., 1907-08-22
Father Meyer Made Provincial of Missouri
Jrsuits.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-The report that the
Rev. Father Rudolph J. Meyer, =. j.. had
been appointed Provincial Of the Society
Of Jesus for Missouri province was con-
frmed here tonight. The appointment
takes effect September 1. Father Meyer
10 now in Toledo.
The sun., 1907-08-22
DINE AMERICAN YAOHTsMEN.

FFthOo HchFy EoeF 20 Iubeck 20 JoIn 10
Festivities.
Special Gable Despdfches 10 TIE SUN.
KEEL. Aug. 7i.-Prince Henry OF Prussia.
accompanied by several American yachts
mon. went by automobile to-day TO Lubbock :,
where German and American yachts are to
participate in a regatta.
LUBrcK. Aug. 3i.-Ths Senate Of tho
city gave q dinner tonight In honor OF the
American ysohtsmen. Many members Of
the Imperial Yacht Club attended.
The sun., 1907-08-22
POPE ALLOWS PILGRTMAGES.

ffcbub tO Deetro q BmhOp9' COmmIttee on
Jubilee Festivities.
Spscssr cab,s Dsspascs % TEE suS.
ROME. Aug. 3i.--At the insistent request
OF the Bishops committee on the jubiles
festivities tho Pope has CONSENTED 10 again
allow pilgrima9es, which wsre xecsuf2>
suppressed owing to tho anti-clsricaI caups
paign.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
HUNTLEY.

Among the Huntley people who attend
ed court at Emporium this week were
i. H. Smith, Chas. Taylor, B j. Col
lins, w. II. Logue, Roy Logue, r. l..
Smith, Dan KaiIbourne and w. r. Smith.
The stork visited the home of w. r..
Smith and wife Tuesday morning bring
ing fine ten pound boy. All concerned
doing we'll Cigars at the tower.
Operator j. +. Sullivan is taking a
weeks vacation this week relieved by
Operator Cupp, of Remove.
Mrs. w. W. johnson is somewhat
better at this writing.
j. +. Sullivan and daughter Ruth
visited friends in Bradford, Wednesday.
DR.. V. X. Corbett, of Driftwood, paid
a professional visit in town Tuesday.
IF. S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
--latest County Correspondence.
SINNAMkHONING.

Pretty wet weather Tor farming Not
much done yet.
Pap Berfeld says he thinks we will
have long spell Of weather.
S. d. Mcleod, Of Drftwood, was fish
ing in Wykoff Run Tuesday. Cau2h
one trout and two clubs.
\ new barber came to town Tuesday
something that we need.
G. p. Shaler visited the county seat
this week.
Commissioner Bailey was at Empori-
um Tuesday.
VIM. Wheaton, F. Miller, +. d.
Walker, +. 5. Burk and Art Bailey were
jurors at court this week.
Il. f. Smith went to Emporium Tues
day to get his commission as Justice OF
the Peace.
G. +. Logue, of First Fork, was down
to supervisors meeting on Monday.
V. A. Brooks and party of surveyors
are out at the head waters Of Wykoff
Run surveying this week.
Jas. D. Council came home from
Poughkeepsie Saturday where he has
been taking course OF studies the past
winter.
Geo. Batchelder and family are visit
ing friends at Huntley this week.
John Berfeld has taken a position at
HiX Run.
Herman Losey has taken position
with the Laquin Lumber Co.
L. 4. Smith was over to Kettle Creek
Saturday.
Born to Ray Summerson and wife, on
Saturday, daughter.
1t has been so wet that the J.. c..
have not had meeting for some time,
but look out for fish stories when they do
meet.
DEBsE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
STERLING RUN.
DEBsE.

Mrs. Henry Morse and grand-daugh-
ter, of Cameron were visitors in town
Tuesday.
Blanch Welsh was taken to Polk In
stltution the first of the week.
Esther Stewart, of Cameron, was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs Killeen is very i'll at this writing.
f. p. Brooks and family have return
ed to their home at Medix Run.
Lora O'K cefe, who has been home i'll
is able to resume work again.
Sid. Bunce and wife, of Canoe Run,
were visitors in town Sunday
There will be a supper in the Brooks
Hall, Friday evening, May, 10th for the
benefit of the NJ f. Church.
Boys you were little ahead of time
in your serenading, the other night
Just wait. We hear there are several
weddings booked for this month.
Delbert Devling, of Emporium, was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
BLUE BELL.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
CAM ERON.

Geo. Graham was business caller in
Emporium Thursday.
James Strawbridge, of Sterling Run,
was visitor Wednesday.
Geo. L. Pages infant daughter has
been i'll Tor the past few days but is re-
ported some better at this writing.
B. +. Burt, telegraph operator OF EN-
porium, has been posting on the work in
the tower the past few days.
Mr.. Connolly, of Lock Haven was a
business caller Wednesday.
G. L. Page is doing very fine work in
photography. Give him trial. Prices
satisfactory work guaranteed.
The dance held in the hall, Friday
evening, proved grand success and all
report having a good time. Sizerville,
Emporium, Driftwood and Sterling Run
were represented.
Pathmaster Housler, of Sterling Run,
and men we're using the roadscraper
on the public roads the past week, and
the roads are now in fair condition.
Wednesday evening as Robt. Graham
was returning home from Emporium his
horse became scared at road scraper,
which was standing along the roadside,
and with wagon and contents went over
the bank, distance about % feet. Bob
says he wasn't hurt but very badly scared.
There should be some protection along
this road as the bank is very steep and
high, and no protection of any kind
This is the second accident that happen
ed at this point this year.
Mrs Davenport and Miss Stella Ed
wards, who have been in this community
Tor the past eight months, returned Fri
day, to their homes in Sweet Valley,
Luzerne county. These popular young
ladies left many friends in this commun-
ity and all regret TO hear of their depart
ure. but wish them safe and pleasant
journey, also hope to see them back again
in the near future. Miss Edwards
taught the primary school the past term
and her kind and afectionate ways won
for her term marked with remarkable
good success, thus showing her know
ledge and ability in teaching the pupils in
the way of advancement.
The Liars Club held their extra ses-
sion Friday evening, and the newly elect
ed officers were installed, and next on the
program was initiation Of new members.
There were nine new ones initiated into
the mysteries of the order. The goat used
ID. G, Lininger rather rough but he says
he feels none the worse for his experience.
He made quite an eloquent speech but
owning to shortage of space we are unable
to publish it this week
Cora Yocum spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. f. p. Kepner.
\. f. Walker gathered some samples
OF the clay owned by Ross Barrows and
shipped it away for testing. There is
some talk of another brick plant being
built in the near future.
Joseph Robinson wears the smile that
won't come off; its big baby girl, that
came to visit him, Monday morning.
The Calder Brick and Coal Cc's en-
gine, with three cars, ran away from the
works Tuesday morning and came down
throu gh here at about GO miles per hour.
The head car broke loose first and the
rest followed. Two cars and engine were
derailed and one car badly damaged.
Westbound main track was blocked for
several hours until cleared by Remove
wreck train. No person injured in the
runaway.
j. s
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
Our Best Friend,

Alexander Benton, who ives on
Rural Route |, Fort Edward, n. Y,
says: DR.. Kings New discovery is my
best earthly friend. 1t cured me Of
asthma six years ago. It has also per-
formed a wonderful cure Of iucipient
consumption Tor my sons wife The
first bottle ended the terrible cough, and
this accomplished, the other symptoms
left one by one, until She was perfectly
we'll DIR. Kings New Discovery s
power over coughs and colds Is simply
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CART Druggist soc and 81 90 Trial
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
FROM OUR REPORTERS.
RICH VALLEY.

Archie Carter, of the city, accepted a
position as assistant cook at No. l camp,
Cooks Run, Saturday.
Mrs. Burdicll and Mrs. Granger visit
ed Cooks Run friends Friday.
Sadie McCaslin, of Lockwood, Ger
trude and Myrtle Swesey,o of Maple Shade,
called on ye scribe Thursday evening OF
last week.
Frances Leadbetter, of Salt Run, and
Ethel Day, of Emporium, were the guests
Of the formers father, M. j. Leadbetter,
of Lawn View
Ray Poorman, of Emporium, accom-
panied by Gertrude Housler, of Lawn
View, were on our streets Thursday even
ing, behind one of +. d. Logan's fast
steppers.
Il. l.. Wheaton and wife, of Howard
vile were calling on their Valley friends
Sunday.
Matte Gibbs, OF Cooks Run, visited
Elk Fork friends Sunday.
Some Of our girls have engaged a phys
ical instructor. Their gymnasium is locat-
ed in the yellow barn at John F. Run.
Some Of their acrobatic feats would put
professionals to shame.
John Cavanaugh has resigned his posi-
ton in Towards mill, He will engage in
farming this year, He also moved his
barn from Howardvile. to his Clear
Greek farm.
NJ. j. Mcleod, Jr,, of Lewis Run,
visited Valley friends Sunday.
The Rich Valley Lumber Co.'S mill
boiler sprank leak Thursday, the ser
vices of Theo. Newton, chief engineer, at
Howard's mill, were necessary to remedy
the defect The mill started up Friday to
the joy Of the small kid as well as some
larger ones too.
The valley was wellrepresented at court
this week
Merrick Nolan, of Gerrysburgh, called
on Cooks Run relatives Sunday.
Edward Huff, of East Emporium, was
in the Valley Sunday.
Ethel Freeman, of Eagle Rock, Pa,
was ou our streets this week
Bertha Wright, of the city, was the
guest Of Tillman Chadwick and wife Sun
day.
Frank Barnes, Of Cuba, n. Y. is the
guest of D. II. Adams and family this
week.
Give Lewis called on his Lawn View
friends Sunday evening
William White and wife, of Shippen,
were in the Valley Tuesday.
NJ. i. p. Il II. =.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-05-09
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