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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-02-20
Only One "BRoMO oUININt. -

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE. Lool
Tor the signature of 4. W. GROVE. Used tn,
World over to Cure Cold in one Day. 25c.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-02-20
Coming to This.

Coming to This!
First Broker-Eiow is business?
Second Broker-lmproving a little. I've
got good barker out in front of my
office now.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-02-20

I had Cata-rh for about fifteen
years, and no man could havo
been worse. t-iod everything
I could hear of, but no good ro-
suited. thop began s. S. s., and
from the frst bottle, and after
taking it q short while we1 cured.
This was six years AGO, and ! am
as we'll today c3 any man. think
Catarrh is g. blood disease, end
know there is nothing On earth
better for the blood than s. s. 8.
Nobody thinks more Of s.. s. s..
than do. NJ MATSoN,
Lapeer, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
STOPPED SHORT
Taking Tonics. and Built IN on
Right Food.

The mistake is frequently made of trying TO
build up a WORKOUT nervous system on so-called
tOnics-drugs.
New material from which to rebuild wasted
nerve cells is what should be supplied, and this
can he obtained only from proper food.
1.-Two years ago found myself the verge
of a complete nervous collapse due TO overwOrk
and study. and TO illness in the family" writes
Wis. young mother.
My friends became alarmed because / grew
pale and thin and could not sleep nights / took
various tonics prescribed by physicians. but
their effects wore off shortly after | stopped
t. king them My food did not seem TO nourish
me and gained no flesh nor blood.
Reading of Grape Nuts. | determined TO stop
the tonics aud what change of diet would
do | ate Grape-Nuts four times Il day with
cream and drank milk ALSO went To bed early
after eating dish of Grape-Nuts before retr-
ing.
I'm about two weeks / sleeping soundly.
In a short time gained 20 lbs in weight and
felt like different woman My little daughter,
whom | was obliged to keep out of school last
spring on account of chronic catarrh has
changed from II thin. pale. nervous child To
rosy. healthy girl, and has gone back to school
this fall.
Grape Nuts and fresh air were the only
agents used to accomplish the happy results" :"
There's a Reason
Name given by Postum Co, Battle Greek,
Mich. Read The Road to MELVILLE in pkSs.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
TO RESUME COURT.
London Functions Under Hall
Mourning This Week.
Especial by French Gable to The Tribune.


London Feb 15-Court functions VIII Do
sumed next week under half mourning cohui
tjons which will not preclude debutantes Hoii'
wearing costly costumes The levee VIII De io'
lowed by q diplomatic and official court anu
there will be a second court at the endt oi NV
month The King has been enjoying an ou',"e
at Brighton and will be away until the Lohu
opening in March. The Prince OF wales mas
been giving a dinner party for Ambassadors aiU
other guests, and there is small round oil poii.'
cal receptions at Lady Portsmouths s. Laus
burning -Lawrence's Lady Br&asey s. Aoiu
Tweedmouth's and other houses
The largest muster of smart people has been
at the charity function, where -.iiss Muriel VIII
son acted with Charles Hawtrey. The slciiiah
players continue to receive social patronage
The death of Sir James Knowles has remover
the most prominent entertainer of literary Lon
DON Winston Churchill will be the guest OF the
Authors Club next week. Letters received irohn
W. D. Howells state that he is enjoying MS
visit to Rome and that he will not be in London
before the middle of May.
Friends of the Duke Of Devonshire are dis
turbed by reports that his health is not iEprov-
ing Lord Overtoun's illness is also proving
most serious.
Miss Lena Ashwell has found excellent part
in Diana of Dobsons,' work by new play
wright Miss Cicely Hamilton. which gives a
realistic picture of the life of shopgirl under
the living-in system. She is transformed by a
legacy into butterfly Of Pontresna, and when
the money Is spent has happy release from
misery among the outcasts of the Thames En-
bankment. The Duchess of Marlborough will
open supplementary show at the International
Society next week, devoted exclusively to por-
traits of fair
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
JAPAN NOT INCLINED TO WAR.

San Francisco, Feb 15.-Bishop T A Hendrtck,
OF the diocese Of Cebu. Philippine Islands, said
yesterday that he sure there will be no war
between this country and Japan if the initiative
rests with Japan. The Bishop has been in the
Philippines four years. arriving here yesterday
on the liner Korea He is his way to Rome to
make report Of affairs in his diocese to the Pope.
The bishop, who is New Yorker. came home
ty way of japan. As resident OF the Philippines
ne was deeply concerned in the rumors of war
and determined while ia Japan to learn Of the
situation at first hand. His position gave him ac-
cess TO sources Of authoritative information, and
what he learned, he said, satisfied him that the
war cloud was not of Japan's making
Seventy per cent Of Japan's exports to
this country said the bishop Japan is hnan-
cialiy crippled but IS determined TO recuperate and
the japanese realize that with America would
not only The loss Of her best market-the
ordy market for many of her profita bic prod
ucts-but that in the event Of she would be
unable borrow the money to carry it on"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
PARIS PLAYSAND BOOKS
May Produce Rosfand s
Version of Faust.
Especial by French Gable to The Tribune
rcanvr;rht 1903 ty The Tribune AssoCiation-t

rCopyrirht 1908 by The Tribune Association
Paris Feb. 15.-At the opera Comiaue Pierrs
Louis's "Aphrodite' has been revived for the
debut of Mile. Chenal in the title role createo
by Miss Garden. Two striking features Oh the
new performance are the Greek dancing OF
Mile. Regina Babet, a new star upon 'ho
terpsichorean horizon and a hoop dance by Miss
Napierkowska. which is a maryelously graceful
combination of acrobatic agility and statuesque
posing.
An important dramatic event announced for
the near future at the Odeon is Pierre Loti
"Ramuntcho," an Oriental piece to attend re-
hearsals of which the author has come back
from Constantinope.
Some futter mas been caused by Sarah Bern
hardt's sudden refusal to produce Henry Ba-
taille's version of Faust which she says is
lacking in scenic qualities. AS she had already
spent $4,000 on scenery and will have to pay
81 900 compensation to the author. there IS
plausibility in NJ. Batailles contention that
Mime. Bernhard is really desirous of producing
a Faust" by Rostand, which has only recently
been submitted to her
Perrin announces the forthcoming publication
of La Marauise de Iage de Volude,' by the
Comtesse de Reinach Foussemagne, which Will
be valuable contribution to the anecdotic his
tory of life at the French court before the Revo-
luton. The Madness of Jesus by DR.. Binet
Sangle. professor at the School of Psychology,
is published by Malone and is creating some
sensation. 1t processes to show that the dis
cipies of Christ were without knowing it, in the
presence of we'll defined case of religious in
sanity which affected other members of Jesuss
family
"Phiosophie Chimique." dealing with the
philosophical bases of chemistry, is a valuable
contribution to inductive science by G. A F.
EOurcrov pI1hIiSbed byyM Michalot
Two notable novels are La Vendee aux
Gerets. by Marcel Batilat, published by La
Societe du Mercure de France, and "Mademoi-
selle Dax, Jeune File by Claude Ferrere, one
of the most successful among the younger
school of novelists. The author of Versailles
aux Fantomes' has chosen for poignant love
drama the scenery of Northern Brittany, with
its souvenirs of old battefelds and the struggle
between the revolutionary troops and the peas
antry who had remained faithful to the mon
archical regime "Mademoselle Dax. Jeune
File is striking study of middle class home
life at Lyons. where the head of the family is
strict Calvinist his wife q Catholic and the
children of divided religion, one boy fol-
lowing that of his father and one girl that Of
her mother. The resulting dissensions end
tragically for the girl. GLIB
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
THANKS OF THE FLEET.
Comtesies Exchanged Betz0een Chill
idns and americans.

Valparaiso, Feb. 1.-two wireless dispatches
have been received here from the American bat
tleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans which
President Montt reviewed off Valparaiso yester-
day on its voyage to Callao. One is addressed
to Rear Admiral Simpson, of the Chilan navy,
and says:
to convey to President Mohtt, in the name Of
himself his officers and men. the appreciation
of the honor he has done them by reviewing the
fleet off Valparaiso To this I add expressions
of my personal regard, and I hope / will have
the pleasure of meeting you again. 1 send you
my good wishes. EVANS.
The other message is addressed to John Hicks.
the American Minister. and says:
beg you to express to President Montt the
thanks of the officers and of my fleet for
the many graceful acts of courtesy received at
the hands of the Chilian government. I am sure
the American people fully appreciate them and
that they will go far toward cementng the
friendship between the two nations. EVANS
Admiral Simpson replied to his communca-
ton follows:
Thank YOU l am instructed to convey to you
the personal thanks of President Montt for your
good wishes. 1 and my officers all join in wish
ing Admiral Evans and the officers of the Amer
lean fleet a hearty farewell and d successful and
prosperous voyage.
Mr.. Hicks made the following answer
] will deliver to President Montt your kind
message The whole review all that any
could have asked for. and l am proud of
The American cruiser Chicago, which left here
three days ago for the Atlantic station, passed
the battleshp fleet off Constitution She salut-
ed both admrals the American commander and
Rear Admiral Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
MORE PRAISE FOR SAILORS.
Letter from Archbishop Of Rio Made Public
at Navy DEPARTMENT.

Washington. Feb 15.-Praise of the conduct OF
the sailors attached to Admiral Evanss fleet at
Rio de Janeiro is contained in d letter from Chap
lain Cleeson TO Admiral Evans made public at the
Navy Department to- day. 1t is follows:
of Rio. Monsignor Arcoverde. to express to you
his profound appreciation of the courtesy you
pleased show him personally by your acceptance
of his invitation to the Catholic men and officers
of your command TO attend the solemn of
thanksgiving which held yesterday in the
Church of Mount Carmel for the safe arrival in
the harbor of Rio of the American fleet. He was,
he assured deeply impressed not only by the
splendid attendance at the service in question
the reputation which the American by
their upright conduct and bearing. had for
themselves in Rio. In conclusion he wishes that
you would accept for yourself and those under your
command his blessing and SodSpeed for IL success
full voyage the Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
CONGO REFORM AGAIN.
RIG MEETING THIS WEEh.
London's Lord Mayor to Preside
ENGLAND and the Balkans.
Especial by French Cable to The Irioune.J
-c-o,,riri,- 1915 by The Tribune Assoeiatton-

rconvrash, 1905 by The Tribune Association
London. Feb l5-Sir Edward Grey is warned
by the Radical factions that he must make
stronger the line Of various reform quesuohs-
The Congo Reform Association is organi%'is
m ind;rnation meeting. to be held in Queens
Hall next week, with the Lord Mayor OF Lofl1oh
IN the chair. supported by the Lord Provost oil
Edinburgh the mayors of Hull and sixteen
Y,efropalitan boroughs, forty Members OF Far
uanent and several bishops and prominent Non
confornist ministers The object OF tols oeiioli
stration is to demand the olscontlnuance Oh 'iie
corrupt and barbarous system of the expioi'a-
ton OF the Congo region and the abolition OF
concessions which are in violation of interna-
tional arrangements
The American government takes nearly III
teresr in the reform movement and viii sup
port Sir Edward Grey with its moral influence
whenever he has sufficient elbow room for deal
ing effectively with the Belgian government
after annexation has been completed While IL
will be easier for the treaty powers to bring
pressure 10 bear upon the Belgian Ministers tlan
II has been 10 hold King Leopold responsive lot
rl1aadministration the susceptibilities OF an IN
dependent state must be considered
The speed of treaty powers is that of the slow
est among them. and the laggard is Germany,
which is alwaFs hostile TO anything like COERCION
The British Foreign Office now has free hand
.n pressing Balkan reforms where the arrange
rnents for European concert have broken down.
Austria and Russia are Jointly responsible Tor
enforcing the reforms and the other powers nave
remained in the background. Austria. by OBJ
tanning an important railway concession from
the Sultan has ceased to be disinterested
power and has alienated Russia Germany Is
behind Austria. but Russia, France and Italy
VIII welcome strong lead from England IAe
negotiations over the North Sea and the Baltic
have disclosed close cooperation between the
British and French Foreign Offices.
The new series Of American arbitration trea-
ties will receive hearty approval in England
There are many evidences that cordial relations
with America are more important than ever be-
fore. Japan is Englano's ally, but she is also
formidable competitor in trade. This is shown by
the fact admitted by the Peninsular and Oriental
Director. that the japanese have captured the
shipping trade between Bombay and japan. The
growth OF the Japanese merchant marine under
system Of steamship subsidies has been marvel
lous. Already great inroads have been made upon
British shipping interests, and the alliance does
not preclude destructive competition in the COM
n1erce OF the Far East by multiplication OF
steamship services with cheap labor and gov
ernInent subsidies behind them l. \. +.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
PLANS FOR PACIFIC FLEET.
Where Vessels Are to Go for Docking and
Repairs.

Vallejo Cal, Feb. 15.-The following is the sub
stance of official order received to-day at Mare
Island from the Navy Department in Washington
regarding the destination and repairing of the
ships of the Pacific fleet:
The Colorado and the PENNSYLVANIA will proceed
TO the Bremerton Navy Yard Immediately for dock
ing and extensive repairs, remaining there until
May /. when the first division of the fleet incud-
ing the Maryland and the West Virginia; will re-
assemble in Northern waters New eight-inch guns
will be installed aboard the Colorado Bremerton
The Maryland and the West Virginia will go north
upon completion of repairs at Mare Island and will
dock before the reasSembling OF the fleet The
Washington and the Tennessee will proceed north
early in April for docking and minor repairs re-
naming at the yard only short time. The AL
bany. on duty in Central America since September
J. will proceed TO Magdaiena Bay and upon COM
pletion of target practice will go suitable port
TO give shore liberty. The Albany will not visit
the navy yard until May / unless repairs are ur-
gently needed.
The torpedo boat destroyers Perry and Preble
will so TO Mare Island in the spring the former to
be repaired and docked. the Prcble to be placed out
Of commission. her boilers need retubng Her
place will be taken by the Paul Jones' now over
hauling at Mare Island. The Charleston the Mil
waukee and the St Louis will complete their tar
get practice between February Is and March H.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
MOTOR CAR TRAVEL IN GERMANY.
Movement Toward Modifying Administra-
tive Restrictions.

Berlin Feb. 15.-Emperor William and DR.. Beth
nm Hollweg, Minister of the Interior took under
consideration to-day certain questions relating TO
the crossing of the German frontier by touring
automobiles presumably with the idea of modify
ing the administrative restrictions now in force
Foreigners who make motor trips in Germany
have had much trouble with the authorities in the
matter of customs duties, internal taxes and police
regulations. Every American tourists have
frequent causes for complaint. while French and
Belgian automobilists constantly getting into
trouble with the German officials the frontier
and elsewhere
The Imperial German AUTOMOBILE Club is endeav-
oring to mitigate the limitations placed on foreign
tourists, and it has asked the support of the En-
peror in its efforts to ma motor car travel for
foreigners in Germany easy and pleasant.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

Mr.. II. A Stagg, 1868 Pacific St. Brooklyn,
y. Y, who is vigorous at the age of 73, has
been cured several times of grip by Duffy s
Pure Malt Whiskey, taken as prescribed, and
has also been saved by its use from the bad
after-efects Of the disease
Mr.. Stagg writes:-''For thirty years
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey has been my one
and it has proved valuable aid, as it has not
only cured several attacks of grip, but has
prevented any bad after-effects. I cannot
speak too highly of what Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has done for me, and will always
keep it to stimulate and tone up my system
and as a sure cure for colds and grip. Al
though 73 years old, am hale and hearty, due
to the judicious use of Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey.''
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an absolutely
pure distillation OF matted grain, great care
being used TO have every kernel thoroughly
matted, thus destroying the germ and produc-
ing predigested liquid food In the form of
a malt essence, which is the most effective tonic
stimulant and invigorator known to science;
softened by warmth and moisture, its pala-
liability and freedom from injurious substances
render it so that it can be retained by the most
sensitive stomach.
Sold by druggists, grocers and dealers or
direct 81 bottle. Write DIR. r. Curran,
Consulting Physician, for free Illustrated
Medical Booklet containing a few of many
convincing testimonials received from grateful
men and women who have been cured, and
free advice. Duffy Malt Whlskey Co.,
Roch>ssez n Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
A NEW CHIEF OF THE CAMORRA.
Gaetano Esposito, Notorious Criminal,
Succeeds Alfano.

Naples Feb. 15.-When Enrico Alfano, tie
head of the Camorra, was arrested in New York
last April and subsequently extradited to this
country the secret society was left without a
chief The local leaders recently held u meet
ing and selected Gaetano Esposito TO fill the va
cant post. Esposito is known also ''the snow
seller He is a malefactor who was recently
released from term of Imprisonment on en-
totene Island, where he already known
among the convicts tine grand master
Alfano escaped to America after the murder
here Of the Cuocolas. man and wife, who were
considered traitors to the society.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
RUSSIAN BISHOPS DISCIPLINED.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Bishops Seraphim. of
Orel and Hermogen, of Saratof, have been re-
moved from the Holy Synod and ordered to return
to their dioceses because of their connection with
the reactionary intrigue against Antonus, the
Metropolitan of St. Petersburg. The bishops draft
ed q report attacking the Metropolitan. purporting
to express the views of the Holy Synod, and pre-
sented it TO the Emperor. Learning of this. the
Metropolitan convoked the synod and questioned
each member individually until he ascertaned the
authorship OF the report. Then he rated the reac-
toniss before their brother prelates and demanded
their retirement from the synod.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
RUM0R ABOUT SHAH DIsCREDITED
No Confirmation of Reported Murder of
Persian Sovereign.

London, Feb. 15.-No credence is attached
here to the reports from Vienna that the Shah
of Persia has been assassinated The charge
d'affaires of the Persian Legation in London
said to-day that If anything had happened to
the Shah the legation undoubtedly would have
been informed.
A telegram received here from Paris SAYS the
Persian Minister to France received several tel
egrams from Teheran last night on sordinary
business and that no mention was made OF any
incident from which the runor could have
started.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
EDINBURGH FIRM IN TROUBLE.
Bruce, PEBBLES & Co. to Arrange for Liqui-
dation.

Edinburgh, Feb. 15--The big engineering firm of
Bruce PEBBLES & Co. called meeting of its share
holders to-day for the purpose of arranging a
liquidation The trouble of the firm is attributed
to the lack of working capital. The company has
immense contracts hand. notably the great
Shanghai dock and it recently concluded contract
of s10,000,000 for street railroad construction in
Moscow. There American competition for this
last mentioned business The directors of the COM
pany hope to find a method OF reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

" Gerhard was appointed Governor General OF
Finland in November. 1905 Since that time his
resignation has been expected ON several occasions
Recently 1t was announced tha- the Emperor had
decided to divide Finland, annexing to Russia the
district Of Viborg and sending army corps TO
the grand duchy to oyerawe the Firms. This plan
was expected TO involve the retirement of Governor
General Gerhard and the appointment of General
Won Boeckman, and aid to Count BobrikofT who
was assassinated In 1904 Governor General Ger
har6 during his term of Office has defended Finnish
rights He recently had long audience with the
Emperor matters relating to Finland
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
RUSSIA READY TO MOVE.
Preliminary Orders for the Erpedi-
tiOn to Persia.

St Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Preliminary orders
have been issued TO carry out the plan for a
formidable military demonstration on the Turko-
Persian frontier, involving the organization Of a
compact expedition of $4,000 men. AS far as is
known however no troops have yet been moved
but the government is making preparations in
view of the Turkish mobilization in Armenia
and her advances into Persia.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
MIGNON NEVADA AS ROSINA.

Rome Feb. 15.-Tle CostanZie Theatre was filled
tonight with audience. including many diplo-
mats and noted persons in the musical world for
the first appearance of Miss Mignon Nevada, the
daughter of Emma Nevada, the American singer
Rosina iii the Barber OF Seville" Adelina
Patti, it is announced, Will arrive here Tomorrow
TO assist Miss Nevada in her entrance on the stage
The young singer repeatedly called before the
curtain and received many gifts OF flowers Her
singing is highly praised. Ii is announced that
Emma Nevada herself. before leaving Rome will
sing with her daughter
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
LOAN OF $5oo,ooo TO ABD-EL-Az1z.
State Bank of Morocco Advances Funds to
Keep Soldiers at Ports.

Paris Feb. 15.--It is officially announced that
the State Bank of Morocco. seeking the restora-
ton of order the protection of commerce and
the security of foreigners, Las decided to ad-
vance 100000 to Abd-el-Aziz, the Sultan of
Morocco. for the purpose of maintaining the
soldiers whom the Maghzen, or Moroccan For
eign Board, placed duty at the ports The
French government believes that this step will
have an important effect in restoring peace in
Morocco.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
MUCH INFLUENZA IN LONDON.
Three Cabinet Ministers Confined to Their
Beds with It-Society Suffering.

London, Feb 15.-Inhuenza is claiming thousands
of victims in London, and the visitation of the
psesent time is the worst that has been known in
many years. Not less than three members of the
Cabinet, Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Ba -Bannerman,
Augustine Birrell. Chief Secretary for Ireland, and
the Marquis of Ripon. Lord Privy Seal,
fined to their beds with the malady The disease is
virulent in the West End. where members of
society are going down like ninepins.' to quote
the words of q fashionable physician.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
JEWISH RESTRICTIONS RELEASED.

Odessa Feb. l5-The Governor General has an
nounced that in future the wife of a Hebrew who
has emigrated to America may obtain a foreign
passport presentation of letter from her hus-
band asking her to join him. This decision is most
welcome to the Jewish women, who have been
unable to emigrate without authorization from
their husbands in person.