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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
FOOTWEAR.

PHILIP HEMGENBERG. maker of RENE
dial shoes correcting all defects OF loco
motion. removed 70 3bl West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
49c. Chrdren's Underwear. .31

Natural wool-shirt and drawers frmiy
made-sizes I6 to "a inches
Don't Judge by price,
They are genuine 40c garments at 33 cents.
LIMIT-TwO SEHS-
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ScirntbS . 2iccnSeu.

2con SoIomon %, rmO Gorob z.
WolpCr, 81, l,lu
Colbert @lirrc @iQ, %, u1b Annie
Hcbcdo street,, %. ..lr.t..
MtprtIc 6. Ginnipin, y, mo 9tct.
tic 3. 0ol, 81.
". 5. 9rciltcr, 80, uu0 Nnleliu Y
NeiB, 20.
&oicpb @. Sutdlinion, "a, uno Slo'
renee ~. 2olOi8, 2l, @cioc BON Gor.
liSlc, 8o. ..u.r.
gilbert ". Gbcrrcr, #, 8bocuir,
WP0., mo Wtorp Is. &cpi5, 10, Nitt'
nc.
&cnrn ". 3obmom "a, Nittlucr,
un0 Gotborinc = SbccbnL IS, @oli.
iur, u. g. rs
Cabin &, 3lcct, 2G, mo 2uciac Is.
@oltcr, %.
Nm. $. SANFORD, %, NM Nnn;c
n. Cameron, %, 8ciOc bon &u&cr
Sill, 80.
McOiorO &. @cbb, -. mo Morp Is.
Sap %.
6ronf q. Nobinion, 30, Bortlun0,
Wtc., umo Nirginio u. IlonloL %,
W%orrcntolL Ta.
Saul $. Is. ~. &uno5iorn 81, mIN
TreOcrido 2. ". Sfoucr, %.
@m. $, 9lpreS, 81, mo 3Oo VI.
Sboma8, 20. ..,,t
Sclrp ~. Num6oG, so, 2onoon,
Ontario, Canada uno @corginoSob'
ion, 30. .,.
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gorct u. SIubcrtD, %.
MorriS Gtclion, %, mo Qua Nos
ner, u.
g8m. 81. &obnion, %, mo Cora y.
Ved, 81, 0clhicOcn.
Gonc8 Gnlorp Standings, 20, Gon'
tono, Glu, uno &cilu 81. 9llunoon,
%, @llr0cB Storc, go, 20 .
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CcS u. Goofc, 81.
SunnlcG Z. GtcocnS, 65, gSittiucr,
un0 Nnnic &. Scarce, SO, Wittlue.
GroItta &. @loooing PIN. Gbri-
TINA =. gbcl, 20.
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Ocmciniam in ocn Sob.

@ilfesbnrre, ga, 2. SunL-
SebaItian @upIa, Glerf in elmer bic
iigen Gngros . Spirituoienbanolurg,
ul,o anna &elpes, cine perbeiratbete
5rdu, oeren @atte tie I'M Glide &C.
laiien bate. 9aben einen Don ibrteit
geif)loiieneu Selbitmoro Compact
sur Ausfiibruna gebratt. 9eioe pltr'
ocr beute ais 2eihen IN Der Sob
mug Scr 5rau gu ain9iton, nabe
bicr, mlisciunoer. Sic batter lid
ior1ialtig auf Die Sragooie porbe'
rcitet, lire beIten @epGnocr angelegt
unb trligen 9liimcnitrdiBe all Der
grlIit. { Sn bin~terlaiienen Shreiben
erfl1ren geioe, iie b1tten einanoer
geliebt uno ga lie ii6 nidt beiratbeij
.fonnten, tueil Der. @otte ser 5ralt
10 bdften tie beidloiien, &c.
AleinfoM sit 1terben, Ger Rann er.
ihoB Die 6rau uao Damn iif ielbit.
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4Suli5cidcfS in &cratbnng.
9fcgirrumg@iibermofun0 Scr 2lllor.
diItcn cmpioblcn. - Suffered.
i,nAn MrrhnnSLnnn -, Nntrnit

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scr 2lnor.
diItcn cmpfoblcn. - &nterci.
iantc Gerbon0luug SIT Detroit.
Getroit, Mid., 9. Sunt. Nicbr
els 100 Goli5cibcamtc aus ollclt
Ebeilen ser Ser. Stuotcu mo Go.
nu0a limo 5t Dem 6clttc bier er0ii'
ncteu 10. So6rcs-G onucnt OcS inter
lutionoIcn Gcrbono$ ser Yoli}eidciS
cridiencn. Die 3u.iommcnfltnit
m6brt bis 5ltnt Somitog. Sic 6roBe
ser %gef0mpfung Scr N%norfiiten IL.
ser &crbrcderban6c Der nSdnpar5Ct
Sorlo" miro in ben SiBungcu cingc.
brt0 erortert mer0en. Die McDrjQbl
FER SeIeguten b%eiiirWortet einrn
Eloll, Oobingebeno, 0nb Die 0unocs.
regierlutg sic 2eitung Oca notionolcGI
Soentiii5irutgs bureaus iiberlldb'
men loGte .9ics Bureau, iuclfcS iih
eur 3cit III @oibin9tou beiinbet.
miro Ourd 9eitr6gc BON ltngei0br 70
St1oten %mtcrbalten.
Der belltigen @eidGitSiibultg 0e9
Contents lol9t am 9lben0 cine Gbeo-
tcr-Eartic iiir ole ll~ntcrboltuug Der
@0ltc. Morgen No6mittog iiunct
cine groBe Yarooe Der bieiigen Goli.
sci ltutt mo an &bcIO merocn Dir
Celegotcn nlti cincm 3~cItbnnfett be,
mirtbct. Sir 9onnerito8 lit cine
Gompicr.Grfnriion olti Dem Detroit
6Il,lic mo iiir 5reitog cine 5rp1eD
6obrt uod) Wount Clemens in Nus
lid)t gcnonnmcn.
Inter ocn Eoli5eiheiS, sic oil Dem
Gonpent tbeilncbmen, limo: Muior
Hihuro Splpciter bon WaIbington,
Gbei @corgc M. Sbippp mo 8. q.
Tinfcrton BON Chicago, Gbei Mtihacl
9tcagau bon Buffalo, GGef 5. $. Sa.
ncr Don 2ouispiQe urO 6reoerid
R66lpr BON Elppelon0
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On Icttc cS Gcilc.

|
GortcnIpieI oltf Dem 0ompiern Mous
%rctonio" artet IN mijIte &ouierci
aus. - 0rci Nmerituucr Die Nn'
filter.
Ncm Dorf ,. Suni. - 81 Ell
ner mljitcn S6ldgerci fam eS I'M
Hoih5immer Der critcu Gluiie nui
Dem Gumaro. Gumpfer .Waureta-
uio," ais or lid am Sonntug 9lbcnO
Dem bieiigcn Safcn nGbcrte. Glider
olentcn oubei ais @urfacIfoIle, nno
lItttcr Illtfen uno SGrcicn pul5oB
iid) 0a5 iorlnlihe 2olnpIgctilnnlcl.
Ter iid) in Der N~tudbarIhait OeS
HnllflnlonS aufbnItcn0en 0un1cn be.
mGhtigte Iidl cine mgebcltre 9ltfre-
Qltn0. Die Erilgctei m01rtc idon Gc-
rolrmc 3cit, ais Ser critic, 5Deitc lu19
brittle 0iii3ier oe9 GornpicrS oltf ser
Sampiicenc erldicneu.
Gic GrobunG bic &Gmpielocn in
Glen SIT lcgeu. IteHte Die Hubc crit
iuicOcr Der. 3erriiicnc G0de mo ser
feBtc aroQcn CAB cS in Mcnge. &iclc
ser Streitcn0en bottcll ulth 8mtt-
obidiiriungcn ut0 ionitigc &%crleBnn-
Qcn crlittcl. GiniAe bon ibncn er-
idicncn iogur nod bel ser bclte &Or.
mittog eriolgten Nntlmit bnnougirt
ON Bier. $. &. 9rolotour, ". s..
9op mo Nleran0er 0mncr, orci
9lncrifuner, Die Die llriode Der
ShlGgerei gebiloet babcu ioueu, luur-
zen bcutc am iriibcn Ntor9cn an ser
Standardization BON 0rei Hcbeim-
poli5iItcn III 8%epabriom gellolnncll.
9lui lrnfcutclcgrapbilhcm Wcge ma
rem oic 0ctcftip8 Don Vi. +. 0oopcr,
eiucm Mitglic0 0c3 &odp- Glit5s, bcl.
bciacrllicn iuorocn. Die @ciongencu,
Die b0ic 5ltgcri6tct norOcn norcll,
mtroeu nab Dem Eoli5cibultptQuar-
Ter ilbcr0cfilbrt. lleber Die llrlohe
Der S6lGaerci muroe bon Ocu
Shiii@bcamtcn Dos ltrcngitc Stiu
id%npcigcn bcobodtct.
@ic riltcr Der WitrciIcnoch u. &.
Winclenu pom YortInn0, Src0on ipG-
Ter ongob, fam e9 mGbrcno cinc$
Spielcs, oo8 bon Den 0rcicu cntrirt
mlrOc, gum Strcitc. Gic &crluite
morcn beiouoer9 bobc Geweien unO
Die Grci crrcgtcn bel ocn iibri8cn
%crOo6t. II. y. HonOolpb, Scr Oaa
Spiel cine 3citIong ouiWertlon boot
od)tct bate, mantle Gppcr pIoblid
cinelt &tnlpeu. Garoui fam eS 5t
Observation-Disclosures, in Oeren Ser
louf Hanoolpb 0mpcr 5u 9o0en
'hlllg. @eniae ScflmOcn ip0ter pGr
hlc ,dJ0nite Erii9eIei i'm 8onge..
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Safe sur Gciie in'S guslauS be.
iorst 6. &aine, 3r. Alb, Git.galti.
moreitrake, mai. Gnitum SOnie aue.
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9cIobntcr5leiB.- b. Gle Eru.
itcca Der Gobns Sopfins'. llriDcriitIt
Dobcn Die iolgcnocn Stlipcntcn SIT
o6elIopibips" 5n9eloiien ;YbDiiOIonic
- VI. Is. purge; Yntbologic - G,G.
Iidion; Sonofrit - j. G0gcrton;
@bpiif 49, y. $. GoporoS; %otcin -
n. NJ. @otcs; Geologic 5lllio u.
@oroner; Ebiloiopbie 3, @orn'
itein; @riediid) ~ u. s.. &obnion;
ghGIiih - ". $. arug; @cldihte-
". Z. &oproOc; Wotbenlotif - O..
9. Heib; Fbpiif 49, u. s. Gotta;
StuotSiuiiicnidoft- s. vi. Wotbclu2
9tationol > Sefonomic %. ". WN'
Gobe; Gcitid - Bertha Hrc6; Yio'
lcgic - u. Sd)aiier; - ScmitildJc
Sprofen - q. 9. Stuliot; Gbcnlir
- VI. ". Sdn,iot uno e. q. 3ic3.
Subcn re $ GnoeoplL. -
Gic Baltimore . GountD @eiunobeitS
@eamten bobcn geitern nno-Utonto8
I'M 10. 3iitrift oes Goiilttps, no Dor
aur5em Die glottern uufSetretcn limo,
nabe5u 400 Gerionen geimpit.
8ier3cbn nenc IS no
0es u Id + an rs. = SuS 8or'
cciter . Gountp wuroen 9eitern Nor.
gen fl Tcrbreder, 3lp6lf Neger uno
Slpei @cibc, cingeliefert, Die 3uiom.
men undcfGbr 10 Sabre iiben mil
iu. 9onon boben Die Ncacr Ncnrr
Coplor luc0en MorocS I'M 5lueitcn
@rooc Is, Genorb RotpIen u1O SoS.
Waribol lpegen Woroaileriffs ic g.,
Bcorge 6ronflin ipegen U%torbongrif-
les 4. Somes @bittington urb Will
lar0 8urnca megcn 8croubung ie 3,
ThomaSrI tiIdeH, artbut BorionS.
Ohm afiStfl anSrep 8itts, 36brl
Tountdiu, 6uuer WQr6el we9cI
GiebitnblS ie 2 Sabre u65uiisen.
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Sin Sag i'm Sabr, Der Eiinaitmon'
tag, bat icit cinem @icrtcljnhrbnnocrt
Die ScntidDen Saltimprc'S ubnc lin
tcrIdJieo Der Gonfcilion i'm 9icnitc
ocs @obItbnns pcrcint; nno 10
WirO's nud bcner Icin.
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Wricffaitcn.

q. 735. - Qurh u. Sonitid'&
Ecutidc NltdbonblunG Nr. TO-
Noro . NoppIctonltroBc, criobrcl
mir, ooB Oclltidc Bidder iibcr Ndcr-
bau mo @eiliigel5udt ourh i'm be.
5ogCn iper0cn tonncn. &atoIoac iin0
bon Srn. @anitid foitcnIos 5u ct.
haltct. .
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Sinner, bic lire Gltcrn bciiecn,
mad,cn in jcocm Gunner 0necuOc
uun Syumilicn. nno %ercinsnnSfliiNc
nit. Nclit Orn cItcrnlOicn Gilcgcbc'
iuhlcncn bcS 9cntidtbnmS SGlti'
murc'o ocrcn cin5iocu SabrcSnnS.
flng am YfiueltmOntaa UeridIOncrn.
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iummtli1e Nngeitelltc Nc2 &n%ititut2
Scr 2citlng ociiclbcu Ncm0brtcm iiir
0ic trcuc, mabre 9lrbcit olcr lmicrcr
30glinoc mo iilr 0ic ircrmoidoftli-
d)e 0ultlrlo Der Mitglirocr 0c0 81.
rcftoriunlS; Dies ollc3 lit Is, mos
oos periloIiene, ercignibOolle &obr
10 onocncbm mo m%rBbringcno &c.
Itoltet bat.
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ALLAN DUNN FIGURES
At SEQUOIA CLUB

S. z. Chronicle, Dec. 20: The Sc
quota Club gave its second dinner in
honor of those distinguished in the
arts and sciences last evening at the
club rooms on Bush street, near Van
Ness avenue, with Dr. Edward Robe
son Taylor, Heredia s translator; Ele-
amor Gates Mrs Tully), "The Prairie
Girl, and Richard Walton. Tully,
1.-the Rose of the Rancho" guests of
honor.
At 1880 clock seventy-fve members
and guests SAT down to the banquet,
which was presided over by Toast
master Edgar Peixotto, who called for
speeches from ex-Mayor James Phelan,
Gaillard Stoney and Allan Dunn, presi-
dent of the club During the course
of the dinner solos of decided merit
were given by Mrs E. de Loss Magee,
contralto; Miss E. Miller, violinist, and
Oscar S. Frank. baritone. At the close
of the feast the guests were presented
with cartoons apropos of the occasion
by Will Sparks.
The three guests of honor whose lit
erary work was gwen recognition
through the dinner are well known
through their labors with the pen.
Mayor Taylor, through his translations
of Heredia, has gained no little dis
tinction. Eleanor Gates stories of life
in the open with which magazine read
ers have become familiar have made
her one of the leading popular writers,
while her husband, Richard Walton
Tully, has become known through his
dramatic work, The Rose of the Ran
eho, which was staged by David
Belasco with much success.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
(Army and Navy.l
Iroquois. U. S. s., Carter, Johnson Is
land, Aug 30.

Iroquo1s. U. S. s., Carter, johnson Is
land. Aug 30.
(Merchant vessels.)
R. P. RitSet, Am. blk, Drew, San
Francisco, Dec. 4.
Concordia, Nor. blk, Haaversen, Iqui-
que, Dec. Il.
Manshu Maru, Jap. SIS, Yokohama,
Dec IS.
Baron Cawdor, Br. S., Goudrey, New
port News, Dec. "a.
Falls of Clyde, Am. SD, Larsen, Gavi-
ota. Dec. %.
Amy Turner, Am. blk, War1and, San
Francisco, Dec. 81.
Klikitat, Am. bkt.. Cutler, Port Gam
ble Dec. 80.
Minlosa, Br. SIS, Bone, Newcastle, Dec.
80.
Alameda. Am. SIS. Dowdell, San
Francisco, Jan. 4.
Columbian, Am. SIS, Colcord, San
Francisco. Jan. 4.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Warren, an Philippines.
Thomas, sailed for Manila, Dec. IA.
Buford. left Manila Dec. 10 for Ho-
nolulu.
Sheridan, at San Francisco.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Dix. at Seattle.
Crook, in Philippines.
Sherman. at San Francisco.
THE MAILS.
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per China, today.
Orient-Per Mongolia, Jan. IS.
Colonies-Per Miowera, Jan. 8.
victoria-Per M6ana, Jan. II.
Mails Will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Franeiesco-Pe Alameda, Jan. s.
Orient-Per China today
Victoria--Per Miowera, Jan. s.
CoIonies-Per Moana. JAM IL.
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PASSENGERS

P. NJ. S. S. China. for the orien
may sail.
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Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu 1t is the most
beautiful souvenir of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents a copy ready for
mailing,
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DIED.

Honolulu. at p. M,
January 5. 1908, Ethelvina, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Xavier. aged
IS years.
Funeral from the Catholic church
at $50 p. m. today.
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DUE TODAY.
SAIL TODAY.

P. NJ. S. S. China, from San Fra
cisco, p. m.
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BARGAINS In REAL ESTATEl

s325-s50 down and SO per month.
without interest-wiil buy fine lot on
Kalihi road. near King street car line.
Former price, $3.50.
Lots (area almost LIZ acre. unequal
ed in soil and view. on Manoa Heights
Two small homes in Nuuanu Valley.
One small, neat home at Palama.
j. H. SCHNACK, 1877 Merchant st.
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Observation-Disclosures.
2 MARINE REPORT. !
Sww~N1r1r1pTsr1re
(From San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change.)
Sunday, January 5.
San Franeisco-Sailed, Jan. 5. ALI.
S. S. Missouri, for New York.
Montevideo-Arrived, Jan. 5, sp. Ben
jamin F. Packard, in distress.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, Saturday, Jan. 4, 1908.

spital.
aid Up Val. Bid Ask
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I RENT TRUST CO., Ltd.
FOR SALE.

300 feet S-inch cast-fron sewer pipe.
2 all-copper Truax sterilizers, tin
lined.
1 an-copper- water still, tin-lined.
/ alI-copper 40-gallon steam jacket
kettle.
2 all-copper wash boilers.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
145 King Street Phone I'll
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Sunday, January 5.
Str. Iwalani. Self, for Maui and Mo-
lokai ports. $50 a. m.
Str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett. from Kauai
ports, els a. m.
DUE TODAY.
P. NJ. S. S. China, from San Fran
cisco, p. m.
SAIL TODAY.
P. NJ. S. S. China, for the Orient,
may sail.
PASSENGERS
Arrived.
Per str. IwaIani, January 5, from
Maui and MoIokai ports.-Miss A.
Gay, Master F. Gay, Mrs. Chas.
Akano, Miss Baker, Miss L. PHI, c.
A. Sing, l. Mookini. Miss e. Pratt,
Miss G. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Brown, r. Hitchcock. Jr., r. H. Hitch
cock, James Kuoha, Mrs. James Ku-
oha, H. C. Hitchcock. 9 deck passen-
gers.
Per str. Ke Au Hou, January 5, from
Kauai professionalism E. H. Hum
phrey, Miss NJ Pardee, Miss E. Ed
wards, Miss Lizzie Kaipu, R. Fricke.
Douglas Baldwin, Yin Chong Loo, 80
deck passengers.
Booked to Depart.
Per o. S. S. Alameda, for San Fran
cisco. Jan. S-James D. Dougherty,
Miss v, McGregor. Mrs. Vestal, Dave
vestal, Mrs. j. s. Howard, Mrs. J. Nc
Nab, DR.. T. McNab, John McNab, A.
A. Young. w. T. Dunn, Mrs. Fl. c..
Whitney, Leon Honigsberger, Mrs. E..
s Hutchins, T.. Toplitz, DR.. Jas. Molo-
nav
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
THE STORM In THE WEST
Many Hurt in Chicago-Snozrslides
IN Colorado-TraHc Delays.

Chicago. Feb 5.-A sleet storm last nisnt winch
turned rain early to-day. Seriously affected tele
graphic communication between Chicago and many
outside cities. especially In the West
St. Louis. Omaha and Kansas City were entirely
cut off from the East during the early hours by
sIeet storm which surrounded ST. Louis and ex-
tended into Iowa.
In Chicago icy sidewalks responsible for
many accidents. More than score of persons had
been seriously injured by 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing require police assistance in reaching their
homes. One man sustained fractured skull. two
others broken legs and three men and one woman
suffered dislocations of the shoulder. In the out
lying parts of the city the walks coated With
ice so smooth and wet that 1t almost rnpos-
sble to walk upon them.
Detroit, Mich. Feb. 5.-Followng a snow
storm early to-day a heavy sieet and rain storm
worked its way across the state from the west and
caused much damage. Railroad traffic across the
Detroit River was seriously delayed by ice jam
OF unusual severity at the lower end of the river.
Seven OF the great ferries joined in an at
tempt TO force channel to the rivers mouth to-
day. but failed. Fears felt that the jam may
grow worse tonight tomorrow
Grand Rapids Mich. Feb 5-A blizzard the sec-
ond In a week. ragged in Western Michigan since
early morning and interfered seriously with traffic
on steam and electric lines. Trains are reported
stalled at Big Rapids. Holland and NIuskegon- The
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven & Muskegon Inter
urban line and the Holland Interur6an are COM
pletely tied up
Telluride. Col, Feb. 5.-The first really heavy
snowfall of the winter in San Juan County has
been followed by snowsdes in the mountains in
which several men narrowly escaped death. The
men were carried long distances and buried but
rescuers speedily dug them out, and found only
one whose injuries serious. The Silvertcn &
Northern and Rio Grande Southern roads are
blocked and the telegraph and telephone service Is
crippled.
Pfttsburg, Feb 5.-Ice gorged nearly twenty-five
feet high and extending three miles from Lock
No at Charlerio, threatens destroy six steam
boats and damage other craft unless some means
Is quickly employed to loosen it. Dynamite would
be of no avail. as there is not enough water to
carry the ice away.
Philadelphia, Feb 5-Philadelphia experienced
the codest weather in four years to-day, the wea-
ther bureau thermometer registering 3 degrees
above at 7:50 a m. The temperature in the
mountain regions Of Eastern Pennsylvania was
below zero
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
HEARST DELAYS STRUCK JURY ORDER.
Appeal in Custer Case Against Mayor To Be
Argued on February 81.

Clarence ]. Shearn in behalf Of Attorney General
jackson and William Randolph Hearst, obtained a
stay appeal yesterday from the order OF Justice
Davis. ordering a struck jury to try the custer
proceedings brought by tie Attorney General
against Mayor Mcclellan before Justice Leven-
tritJ in the Supreme Court The striking or the
jury was have begun last Monday.
Justice Leventritt granted the stay, with the
proviso that the appeal be argued the third Fri
day Of this month that decision might be
had on the following Friday. This was agreed to
by Mr.. Shearn.
But I grant it, said Justice Leventritt with
the understanding that there will be no further
request for postponenlent-'
This striking of jury said Mr. Shearn, may
take until next fall / think that the Appellate
Division will order the jury to be selected from
srpecial panel as ii did in the Jerome case There
are three parties to the suit. Out of the forty
eight men struck there Will be only twelve men
left and then we VIII probably have to go back
for more"
I think that there will be difficulty in getting
a Jury" said Mr. Richards, If it is the intention
of the other side go ahead"
We'll 1 do not know that 1 so much in favor
of a struck jury I might have BEEN, said MI
SheaTn.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
ICE BLOCKS SOUND SHIPPING.
Railroad Men Fear Floes in Newark Bay
NAV Weaken the Two Mile" Bridge.

Elizabeth, n. J., Feb. (SpeciaD-For the first
time in more than fifteen years. according to IRE
ouenters OF the waterfront the Staten Island Sound
is frozen over while in its widest parts II IS not
so solid that blocks traffic in the narrow Kill be-
tween here and the island all navigation Is I'M
possible There is considerable ice also in Newark
Bay and boat communication between Newark
and Elizabeth has been impossible for two days
Railroad men apprehensive lest the heavy
blocks of ice weaken the Two Mile" bridge over
Newark Bay and render travel by that quarter
dangerous.
Old residents Of Elzabethport declared to-day that
IL has been nearly score OF years since much
has floating in the sound. and il is hard to
remember time when traffic between Newark and
New York and Perth Arnboy was more difficult
Boats making the trip last night delayed sew
eral hours by blockades, the A. c. Baker, of Perth
Auboy with a cargo of lumber. being obliged TO
put up all night above the Baltimore Ohio bridge
This morning il was impossible small craft TO
break through the sheet of ice which lay in the
narrow strait between Ezabethport and Staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
ASKS SPECI4L TERN.
Jackson Takes 1ctiOn an Mcclellan
Case.
ERr Telegraph TO The Trihune. !

EBy Telegraph Tribune
Albany. Feb 5.-ADplica ton was made o Gov
ernor Hughes this evening by the Attorney Gem
eral for special trial term OF the Supreme Court
10 Near his custer action brought against Mayor
Mcclellan. He asks that the Governor designate
the justice to preside at this special term which,
he says. should be held in the New York County
Courthouse. the first Monday in March.
In his letter to the Governor. the Attorney Gen
eral says in part:
IN my judgment. more important than
ms. either civil or criminal. peEdng trial
the courts of our Stale. The goes TO the very
fundamentals Of our system of popular govern
citizens TO nave their votes honestly counted,
uuiF declared and given their fu!i legal effect
Ate! a long struggle in The courts this
cause has been brought the of trial. At the
last moment Mr. Mcclellan has obtained an order
Tor "A frial of the issues by struck jury, and the
order requires the jurors report in trial term.
Part VIII. the first Monday in March. Owing to
The political interests affected by the result OF
the case and the generally recognized fact that the
trial may occupy several months, it will be un-
general panel, and as IL promises to be an inter-
Inlnabe task under the cumbersome system OF
striking and re-striking eight days notice spe-
caI Jurfes which Is the obvious purpose OF the ap
the order. and hope to procure reversal thereof
before the day set for the trial.
4 like this, the letter says. would disorgan-
ize Part VIII. setting hack the tort calendar,
while. if ii sent some other regular part 1t
would delay the business there for months, and
cause great delay in the trial of the case itself.
The Governor has taken the application under
consideration.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
ERIE OPPOSES CHANGE OF ROUTE.

Albany Feb 5.-Representatives OF the Erie Rail
road Company appeared before the FuoHe service
commission in the I'd District today in opposition
n the application Of the Pittsourg, BinShamton &
Eastern Railroad Company for authority TO change
SIS original route within New York state The
coropany proposes 70 build a coal carrying road
from C?earfed. Penn 10 Binghamton' connecting
with the Delaware & Hudson at that city.
rIa r-ia Railroad Company contends that the
7ep route parallels for thirty miles various existing
-yilroade which are not affected by the route
originally laid out and which was approved by the
former State Board of Railway Commissioners; also
era. an entirely different set OF localities is affected
bv the proposed change The hearing was aa-
ior,rnec until next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SIX HUNDRED SAWMiLLS AFFECTED.

Albany, Feb. 5.-Word was received at the ONCE
of the Forest Fish aud Game Commission to-day
from Johnstowu that Supreme Court Justice
Snencer had handed down a decision in line with
the contention Of the State Department. that saw
mills by dumping sawdust in the streams of the
state inha by fish, prevent the fish from breed
ing although the full grown fish are not actually
killed.
II is stated that six hundred sawrnIlls of North
ern New York Will be affected by this ruling,
which holds that the dumping of such refuse mat
fer into the streams is violation OF law. Action
was brought against Oren B. Lapelle. of Long
Lake Hamilton County. for the enforcement OF
the penalty the case being a test 10 secure a
judicial construction of the law.