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New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN SITUATION.
tBy Telegraph to The Trlbune1


Wilmington, Del, Jan. 12.-The Republican situa-
ton In Delaware is now shaping itself. 1t was an
nounced day, good authority, that the six
delegates to the national convention from this state
will in all probability be Senator Henry A du
Pont and state Chairman T. Coleman du Pont from
Newcastle County: Senator Harry y. Richardson
and Insurance Commissioner George W. Marshall
Kent County. and Congressman Hiram r. Burton
and Thomas Curry. Sussex County.
1t was further declared that the forthcoming
state convention in Dover. at which these delegates
vii! be chosen. will not instruct them 70 support
anv particular candidate for the Presidential nem-
nation This disposes of recent publication. said
TO have come from tho supporters OF ex-senator j.
Frank Alice of Dover that a deal has already been
made whereby the Delaware delegates will support
Senator Knox. of PENNSYLVANIA.
The above personnel shows that neither ex-sena-
tor Alice nor any OF his followers will be named as
delegates. Senators Richardson and du Pont who
are IN control of Republican affairs in this state
yill not agree to the naming OF AusA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
SIR A. vICARs's REQUEST REFUSED
Lord Lieutenant Will Not Grant Full In
quiry Into Theft of Regalia

Dublin. Jan. IA letter is published here def
nitely refusing behalf of the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland the inquiry demanded recently by P. G.
Mahony, a step-brother OF Sir Arthur Edward
Wears. who was custodian of the regalia of the
Order of st. Patrick. stolen from Dublin Castle.
Mr. Mahony, in open letter, appealed to the
Lord Lieutenant to grant a full inquiry into the
theft, asserting that this alone would satisfy the
public conscience
In connection with the refusal of the Lord Lieu
tenant to enlarge the scope of the inquiry, Mr. Ma
honey now writes that before the vice regal COM
mission appointed Sir Arthur's post Ulster
king-at-arms offered to two men, both of
whom declined to accept ID.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
A DARING TERRORIST CAPTURED.
Parshenkoff Taken by Detectives After Hard
Fight-His Many Crimes.

ST Petersburg. Jan. 12-The police are rejoicing
over their -uccess in arresting an eighteen-year-
ola youth named Parshenkoff. a Terrorist and
murderer who was taken by several officers last
night a squad of detectives hunted down Par
shenkoff along the canal front the outskirts of
the CITY, He mace a desperate stand. WoundinG
several of his pursuers. and was not overpowered
mill he had been feed by heavy blow the
head which caused a serious wound.
Parshenkoff was the leader in a number OF I'M
portant encounters between the police and the
Terrorists. He Is believed to be the man who
killed Colonel Kalchak, of the police, in fight
on Deceuber Is last and he headed a gang which
killed four police officers in the Okhta quarter of
this city on January H. 1867. Several months ago
he made most daring and brilliant escape from
arrest at Basil Island. killing police captain and
four officers in his flight.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
COFFEE" COUGH.
Woman Feared Consumption but Specialist
Said Cough came from Coffee.

Quite a relief TO learn your cough. which
everyone said was surely consumption, is really
caused by reflex irritation from coffee drinking
You can quit the coffee, but consumption is
hard TO shake
Wis woman coughed so hard and so much
she and her friends thought sure she had con-
sumption, but a specialist In lung diseases found
her lungs We're all right-the cough came from
coffee She writes
II had a very bad cough that refused TO yield
my home doctor and fearing consumption. / CON
stughly- He said they all right but 1 must
quit drinking coffee that was probably the
cause Of iT. ] was very nervous also.
lie suggested / drink Postum. and gave me
nO medicine only said he would write 10 NV
home doctor. ] came home glad in one way and
sorry in another. | thought il WAS hard To give
up coffee, fur did not care far breakfast with
OUT H.
The doctors leTter misCaFrieG ana ! got no
i,,esiicine for = weeks. but / left off coffee and
began 10 Postum. and 10Y cough began 10
get better. 1 steadily Improved in ether ways
digestiua ;.ot AL right and vas not nervous.
"A short tiR5e ago l went L. picnic where
illsx SeT.'es! only coffee ana / drank some. Out
fo,aIsd M great love FOR il entirely sone
Il would have been glad to haze had cup
a Postum fcr tae coffee I drank seemed like I
taa ssra fiov ed stone. besides | did not sleep
Ia. nir.l7 No7aiE= would induce iae 10 90
rac:, n coffee again Name '.vcn bv Postum
q Battle Greek. Mich. t;et tie famous little
s,oosz The ficad TO well:iile, in pkgs. There's
a Reason.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
ACHESON ATTACKS PENROSE.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Pitts6urg, Jan 12.-Congressman f. f. Ache
son, of the 24th District, who has announced
his candidacy for reelection n local option
platform, attacked Senator PenTOse in inter
view here to-day. He declared that the Senator
is the representative of the distillers and the
breweries and that it due 10 their money and
influence that he elected to the Senate.
The liquor interests of Pittsburg alone paid
$4,000 in cash TO help place PenrOse in the Sen
ate' declared Congressman Acheson. "and since
he has been there he has been the personal repre-
sentative of the beer and whisky interests. 1
fighting him because am in favor OF local option.
1 have figures to prove that the sale of liquor in
the mining districts in the western end Of the
state is responsible for crime than anything
else and In addition, the sale of liquor In the
mining towns curtails the production OF coal at
least q per cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
JAPANESE CABINET UNITED.
NJ. Yamagata Still in offce-The Opposi.
tons Political Efforts.

Toxic. Jan. 12-It is officially announced that ths
reported resignation Of Isaburo Yamagata Min
lister OF Communications. is incorrect. In an inter
view NJ Yamagata said that the differences in
the Cabinet concerning the railroad appropriation
had been amicabIy settled.
In view of the approaching elections the opposi-
ton is endeavoring to create a strong sentiment
against the Cabinet by means or a newspaper
campaign. resulting in innunlerabIe reports OF iif-
ferences among Cabinet officers. Almost invarf-
ably Investigations prove that the reports are
founded. The governments policies of increasing
taxation and limiting emigration the main
causes Of the attacks. Much OF the matter pub
hshed in the Japanese newspapers and circulated
by local news agencies is merely campaign Htera-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13

Just because we now sell sack suits
for as much as S45, and overcoats up
to $40, we find an impression has gone
out that we have set ourselves up on
a pinnacle as exclusive and high-price
clothiers.
Far be it from us to forget the
friends of moderate means, who
really made it possible for us to build
our business to a point where we have
a demand for fabrics as fine as any
custom tailor uses.
Exclusive we are, In the sense that
our fabrics are designed for our GUS
toners exclusive use, but the man
who invests only S1S, $50 or S25 in
suit or overcoat finds here to-day a
better selection and just as good
values as at any time in our history.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
ass a4s 1850
Warren st. 18TH St saud St
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
SAN FRANClSco's NEW ARCHBISHOP.

Rome, Jan. 12.-On the of the meeting of the
Congregation OF the Propaganda. which will take
up the nomination of the Coadjutor Archbishop of
San Francisco. there is much uncertainty as u
neither Father Edward j. Hanna will be named
Those who oppose his nomination have been work
ing cnergetically and have succeeded in placing
their arguments before Cardinal Gotti the Prefect
OF the Propsdanga, well before Cardinal
Martnelli How the majority Of the cardinals
stand on the question OF Dr. Hannas nomina ton
cannot be ascertained, but the Pope recently an
nounced that should their decision be favorable 10
DR.. Hanna be would ratify tbs nomination.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
RAISULI JOINS HAFIG.
Bandit Still Refuses to Surrender Caid Mac
Lean.

Paris, January PA dispatch to the Mat
in from Tangier says that Raisuli, the bandit,
has joined Nulai Hafg and that he still per-
sists in his refusal to give up Cad Sir Harry
MacLean, except by order of the leader.
Advices from Rabat 10 the 'Matin" state ADD
el-Azizs court is terrorstricken by the news
that Nulai Hafg has been proclaimed Sultan.
The "AIatin' also understands that recent
conferences getween Premier Clemenceau and
the French representatives at Berlin and Tan
gier make il practically certain that it will be
absolutely unnecessary TO modify the French
policy in Morocco.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
PREPARATION BY KING MENELIK.
Will Punish Abyssinians Who Attacked
Iugh, and Pay Indemnity.

Rome. Jan IA communication received from
the Italian Minister at Adds Abeba has been made
public by the Foreign Office. It says:
communicated 10 King Menelik the incident at
l-usa, presenting formal protest against the vio-
lCtiVn Of the status quo and asking TeparsIion and
satisfaction. Menelk was sorrowfully impressed
by the incident. which he said he knew nothing
about. lie acknowledged the gravity of the and
expressed his regret and the hope that the news
@as exaggerated. lie promised TO order rnmcdi-
ately the withdrawal of the Abyssinans and the
sban1 1onmen, Of Lugh or other towns occupied by
his followers. confirming the order which he had
already given for the maintenance Of the status
quo King Nenelik also promised that those e.
spons;ple should bS punished IN an exemplary
and that Indemnity should be paid fer the dam
fpT Italy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
CHINA CHECKS BOYCOTT.
Arrests in Shanghai for Hamperng
British Trade.

Shanghai, Jan. 1.-THE movement to boycott
British goods, which arose over the Chin hiahg
Railway loan dispute, points TO collapse, owing
TO the measures taken by the Chinese govern
mont. Two arrests have already been made Of
prominent Chinese implicated in the movement
and others arc pending. Their trials VIII begin
Tomorrow on the charge of endangering the
public order of the community and countenanc-
ing agitation.
1t has been ascertaned that the recent riots
near Ka-Shing, in Chin-kiang, were caused by
local discontent, and were not directed against
foreigners.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
PENN. POLITICIANS FAVOR GRAY.
Governor Johnson of Minnesota Likely To
Be Their Second Choice.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia. Jan. 12-It is evident that those
leaders who dominate the Democratic organization
in Pennsylvania favor the selection of national
delegates who will vote first for Judge George r.
Gray of Delaware, for the Presidential nomina-
ton long he is a possibility in the conven-
ton. If he shall 10 be factor the leaders
are likely to favor Governor Johnson of Minnesota
That is the consensus of opinion of those quail
fed to speak for the keystone Democrats Will
lam A. Harrity. former national chairman. and
others regard this as the wiSest and best course
They think either Gray Johnson has some
chance of winning.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
SIGNS OF CI7LR STRIKES END.
Three Thousand Men How Out in Havana
A Conference To-day.

Havana, Jan. Fit is estimated that three thou
sand workmen of independent cigar factories are
nowtpn strike The factories of the American To-
baccA Company not affected A committee of
independent manufacturers will confer with Gov
ernor Magoon tomorrow. and the indications are
that terms for d settlement of the strike will be
soon reached.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
MANY DEATH SENTENCES FOR THEFT

St Petersburg Jan. IA court martial has SEN
fenced five persons to death and two to the mines
for the robbery last April of the estate belonging
tn the Alexander Nevsky monastery. The Gov
ernor General of Kief has confirmed six death
sentences for theft and Warsaw two thieves
were hanged at the citadel to-day At Odessa.
Wilma and Moscow two death sentences each were
confirmed, and at Riga and Tchernagof one each.
all for theft.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
VENEZUELAN GENERAL ARRESTED.
Manual Corao Charged with Forging Sig.
nature of Official in Paris.

Nice. Jan. 12.-General Manuel Carao, of Venezu-
Ella has been arrested here on the charge of forg-
cry. The pC.ice say that he wrote letter abus-
ing PresideTr Castro, signing 10 it the name of
Il Venezuelan official in Paris, who n cOnse-
quence of the letter dismissed from office The
Paris official traced the authorship Of the letter to
Corao and placed the matter in the hands of the
police. The general is We'll known at the race
tracks here and owns a number Of race horses
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
VATICAN VIEW OF MALoNEY CASE.

Rome, Jan. 12-The that Miss Helen Ma
loney has begun suit for the annulnent OF her
marriage TO Arthur H. Osborne Is causing COM
ment at the Vatican Her marriage with Osborne
is considered valid, So that annulnent before the
ecclesiastical authorities could only be possible II
Osborne were proved not to be Christian. by
special grant of the Pope il il proved that
the marriage had not been consummated.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
THE MOUNT ROYAL IN TOW

Queenstown, Jan. 12.-The Canadian Pacific liner
Mount Royal. which put into this port In a dis
abled condition on January I, left here for Liver
POOL to-day in tow Of the steamer Lake Manitoba
in the the teeth OF strong eastery wind. The
steamer Montrose which the Mount ROYALS
passengers had been transferred. sailed for ST.
John, n. B., on Saturday ~
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
J. GILMAN CHOTEAU DEAD.

IUE ItleStaph % The IrIhune-I
st. Louis. Jan. RI. Gilman ChOteau. seventy
one years old. picturesque millionaire Of ST. Louis
and member OF the pioneer family Of ChotSau. died
OF apoplexy to-day in his apartment In the South
ern Hotel. where he had lived ever since the hotel
was built. He was born in the first house ever
built the soil Of this city
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
WILL START SOON FOR BERRY.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Philadelphia. Jan. 12-PrOminent Democrats %
the country are arranging dinner which will %
held at the Hotel Walton the evening Of Feb
ruary L the primary object OF which VIII be 20
start a boom for William II. Berry. State Treas
urer of Pennsylvania, for second place thu
ticket with William Jennings Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
WORK ON PEARL HARBoR DELAYED
Officials Said to Fear Japanese May Get Con-
tract for Forts Material.

Honolulu, Jan. 12,-The award of bids for ma
terial for the fortifcation of Pearl Harbor has
been held up the that il is believed the
lowest bidder is dummy for Japanese con-
tractors 1t is probable that all bids will be re-
iected and that the War Department will conduct
the work
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE FOR TAFT.

LBy Telegraph % The Tribune
Boston, Jan. 12-T. Jefferson Coolidge. wealthy.
manufacturer and bank and railroad director in a
statement he has Just issued here announces I
a Taft in every respect. and what little
influence I have will be directed in favor Of ths
nomination Of Secretary Taft for President
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
FEAR OF REVOLT AT TANGIER.

Paris, Jan. 13.-A dispatch from Tangier to the
Petit Parisien'' states that the from Fez
has caused such sensation among the native
population that the government officials fear the
deposition of Abd-el-Azz may also be proclaimed
az Tangier soon.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
MRS. DE CASTRO DIES AT ROME.
Wife of American Consul Fails to Survive
Operation.

Rome, Jan. f2-Nrs. de Castro wife of the Amer.
lean Consul General at Rome. who Miss Grace
Aldrich. of New York. died to-day after opera
ton following the birth of her child yesterday.
The child died soon after 1t was born Mrs de
Castro was forty-two years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
DEADLY GAS EXPLOSION IN HOTEL.

Joplin. Mo, Jan l2-An explosion OF natural gss
in the basement OF the big Olivia apartment hotel
here to-day killed Marvin Reynolds twenty years
old, the night clerk. and seriously injured John E
Stevens. mine owner and his wife. Mrs stevens
will diA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
Mr.. AND MRS. eRIscoM AT PALACE.

the first time, owing to the delicate condition OF
her health. Lloyd c. Griscom, the American Am
bassador, and Mrs. Grscom. whom she entertained
for a long time in most cordial manner The
Queen took a special Interest in the GriscOm baby.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
cAsAsLANcA-PARls WIRELESS.

Paris. Jan ia brief wireless dispatch was re-
ceved here tonight at the Eiffe Tower station
from the warshp Kleber. which is lying at Casa
blanca. a distance of 1900 kilometres. This is
the first time that a message has been sent so
long q distance under similar conditions
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
TAFT TO SPEAK AT ORANGE DINNER.

of War William Fl. Taft will be the Grief speaks
the twenty-ffth annual banquet of the Yale
Alumni Association of Essex County IN the
Women's Club house here on he evening Of Janu-
airy a Mr.. Taft was member OF the class OF Is.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
CHARLES r. LANMAN HONORED.

81 Petersburg Jan. l2.-Professor Charles Rock
well Lanman, of Harvard University. has been
elected a corresponding member OF the Imperial
Academy of Sciences at ST. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
FILIPINO DELEGATES At HAWAII.

Honolulu. Jan. 12.-P Ocampo and b. Legarda,
delegates from the Filipino Assembly, arrived here
to-day on the steamer Mongolia their way to
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
DIRECT PRIMARY RULING.
National Committee La5gyers on
Ohio Republican Call.

Washington. Jan. 12--SeveraI requests have been
received at the Republican National COMMITTEES
headquarters for a ruling to whether not.
under the provisions of the call for the national
convention and the Ohio election laws district dele
gates and aIternates from that state be elect-
ed by direct primaries. On this point Secretary
Elmer Lover of the Republican National Con1@
mttee gave out statement as follows tonight
committee snv state laws OF the call and no
opinion could be given which would in any way
However. for the guidance of the officers Of The
COIIlInslee IN IrpyIls 70 SiLs silI . 15t5
submitted three distinguished lawyers. uerebers
Ohio statutes and Of the call were Submitted 70
them. with request that they give their opinions
Two of the three express the opinion that under
Ve6tion cannot be elected bv direct primaries TIE
third has not yet given final or definite opinion.
IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Cleveland. Jan. 12-SeHator FOraker's fight for
control of the Ohio delegation to the Chicago
vention is centred at present in Cleveland Cuya-
hoga County has taken the lead in fighting the
State Central Committees call for primaries for
the selection of delegates 10 the state convention
This call, issued by a committee favorable to the
candidacy of Secretary Taft. is declared by the
Foraker men be attempt to prevent them
from obtaining recognition at the state convention
A three cornered night between the Foraker Lead
ers the Taft and the third term Roosevelt
men has arisen here for control OF the party ma
chnery. The Foraker men declare the board %
elections shall decide which is to control The
Taft men have appealed to the Secretary OF State,
Carmi Thompson. a Taft man Congressman
Burton to-day stepped into the fight. and is back
ing a movement to Oust the election board. which
is favorable to Foraker, and give the Taft full
control in the county.
If the Foraker men lose here il IS likely that
similar fights in other counties will not be started
and that the Taft men will have things their own
way at the state convention
, 1908-06-03
LOUNGER'S NOTES.

I have just received a copy of the Egyp-
tan Standard (weekIy edltion> printed IN
Cairo, Egypt. The interesting thing about
it is that most of the type composition is
done by the Mergenthaler Linotype, the op,
orator of which is Mr.. DONALD LIaHrB )URN,
a son of our EDITOR and Of the soil. 1t has
been the privilege and pleasure Of this young
man to be the first operator of the Linotype
used Oh a newspaper printed in English III
Epypt. Mr.. L1GHTBouRN was selected for
the position by the Manager of the LIN >
type Co.'S branch in Paris, and arrived IN
Cairo the beginning of April. | am proud
of all this because he was at one lime u fel-
low worker with me and is a graduate of
Mail NorEs' Office.
Thursday mail brought me another sur
prise-the Copenhagen Chronicle, the first
English newspaper, | believe, to be printed
in the capital city OF The mother country!
Mr.. Go fired Holmer is the editor proprietor.
It is a weekly of four pages, and in solicit
ing business the ChrdHicte says:-"1t is just
, 1908-06-03

Il is announced that England and France
have uJ.ited in notifying tn key that the
status OF Samos in Il cIangeajle, and that
Turkeys resp nse is teas9uriug. As the
accounts regarding the rec mt disturbances
are conflicting, II commission OF inquiry is
probable.
Berlin ndyices state that The Kaiser and
the King of Sweden yesterday reviewed
Thirty thousand troops Of all arms. Many
We're prosttated by the extreme heat.
Dispatches from St. Petersburg state that
the Douma has surrendered Il soc alistic
member cha g 4 with making a seditious
speech after his election. Il IS queriad
whether his Parliamentary privilege should
prevail over the charges preferred against
him.
4 Madrid despatch state, thet an anar-
chlst, who haze been arrested AZ Lisbon and
SURRENDERED to Spain, has confessed that
he made the bomb thrown at King Alfonso
On his Wedding day uader threats Of denlh
unless he utilized his chemical knowledge
IN the cause of anarchy. Fhe pot was
incitei by the CtialoIiau Seplrati~ts, an
included Queen Victoria, and wos to havo
Eeen followed 10y arcyoiutirn lie confesscs
completely also in the Barcelona outrge>,
and promises 10 disclose the nores of his
associates. The officials regard his state
ment rs important, but the public are scep-
tieal.
,%>y York, June 2nd-Ad}.,s from Ptcr-
to Cortez report that the 'GolJl trough las
been renamed 'fAtiahtica" and uoW carries
the Honduran flag, aud cleared for Te!a,
where she is discharg ne her alleged stolen
cargo. Mr.. Bailcr is said to have bought q
pa. tatron OF two thousand acres and will
pros ,1ot for OIL and coal. CriminA( proceed
, 1908-06-03

The Haytian colony here has been in
creased by the addition of a score of refu-
gees who arrived yesterday by the Pra9lI
dent.-M Thomas Bullefa1, 29th .N0y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-06
The Coal Briquet.

There is hope for the briquet, just as
there is hope for many other prac-
tees and processes which will tend to
conserve Americas natural resources,
because it will be profitable to invoke
them. Legislation can help to GER
tain extent; Investigations and expert
ments will tend to promote the adop-
ton of good practice, and public agi-
tation and education urging us to
leave something Of the heritage which
we received to our children will have
an influence; but the one thing which
will control in these matters Is the
question of profit. Men and corpora
tons are not likely to be patriotic at
the expense of their pockets, but If they
can be shown how present waste can
be conserved at profit the situation
can be viewed with optimism and
confidence, for it will work itself out.
The cost of briquet coal is at present
slightly greater than that of lump coal,
but briquets produce much hotter fire