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New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
THE VICE-PRESIDENCY
GOSSIP IN WASHINGTON.
sentiment for Nesc York Man
Corteluou and Sherman Mentioned.
rFronn The Tribune Bureau. ]

binston May 23-Vice- Presidential prob
h,ities furnish the chief topic of political spec
,a-ion among the members of both houses OF
I-,-vress now that the question of the nominee
for first place is disposed Of and two new
didates were entered in the race to-day. The
friends of George b. Cortelyou, the Secretary of
The Treasury. are making an active canvass TO
ascertain the sentiment toward him candi
date for second place. and in the House to-day
the friends of Representative James s. Sherman.
Of New York. named him the most available
material for Presidential honors
There seems TO be a feeling that New York
ehoull be represented the national ticket, es-
pecally L first place will go Ohio, and
there is little doubt that any New Yorker who
has the loyal support of the state delegation
Will receive the honor. The Fairbanks boom for
second place has received something of a set
back by the reiterated statements of his man
ayers, declaring that they not seeking second
place for the favorite of Indiana, and while
there IS still considerable Fairbanks sentiment.
and in some quarters strong belief that his
friends are covertly working TO promote it, there
is also q disposition to find some man who would
welcome the honor rather than bestow it on
who is unwilling to declare himself can
didate
The friends of Secretary Cortelyou say he
has not aligned himself with any faction In his
state, but he is popular with all; that he stands
high with labor leaders. having risen by his
efforts and merits from comparatively
humble place in the government service TO one
Of exceptional honor; that he enjoys an un-
sullied record as public man, and that as the
friend Of Hanna and Mckinley and the ap-
pointee Of Roosevelt he represents both ele-
rnents in the party.
The friends of Representative Sherman have
not advanced far with their campaign, but they
point to the highly crediteb bic record Of Mr..
Sherman in the House. his geniality and per
sonal popularity. and they say that his work
on the Congressional Campaign Committee has
won for him the high regard and loyal support
Of all Republican members Of Congress and
that above all. he is New Yorker of Vice
Presidential size. General Horace Porter and
William r. Wilcox. chairman of the New York
Public Service Commission. also spoken of
as men who would be strong in New York. and
II is said that General Stewart L. Woodford,
who will lead the Hughes forces at Chicago
might make an available candidate.
The proximity of Indiana to Ohio is another
obstacle TO the success of the Fairbanks move
r7ent while the preponderating influence of the
Empire State in the national convention and
the Electoral College contributes to the anxiety
TO find an available New Yorker.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
WANTS NATIONAL DEFENCE COUNClL
Army Not Fit for War with Any First Glass
Nation. SAYS General Bell

,,-asbi,eton Nav 2s-"There will. l hope. be e
,,,, t.oa,,oad at the next session of Congress 10
organize a national council of defence, because
this nation is the only one not having similar
Rod" said General j. Franklin Bell, CHIEF OF stan
of the army. IN speech to-day at d oihiiei q"
Marshall Hall given by the Washington Corrai Oh
g. ,,u,ar,, Order of the Carabao. I'VE nave not
an army fit to go TO with first class nation.
General Bell added I'VE do not. however. need
iaree army but should have a large skeleton OF
ganization capable of development INTO sue" OH
ar,,,, urhen trouble comes. We must do al! we can
., i,creasa the efficiency OF that portion OF our
army known as the national guard. The Amei-
can feet though efficient. should be enlarged Inc
naval militia also should be Increased ana oe'ei
orpanized"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
WHAT'S Pe-ru-na?
Is it CatarrL1 Remedy, or Tonic,
or is it Both?

Some people great Others refer to Peruna as great
catarrh remedy
people ght7 Is it proper eau rerunA ca
remedy call it a tonic?
catarrh remedy lnoeeo
remedy that not also tonic
aarh remedy must only
but
must general ltonicac system. .
otherwise weakened cno
something the
circulation the vital
vegetable remedy the world has attracted much attention
HYDRASTIS CANADENS1S The wonderful emcacy
of this herb recognized and growing Its hold
non the medical CUBEBS and C0PABAa
trio which constitutes specific
dv h present medical cannot be
proved reinforced renowned ton CO
SONIA CANADENS CEDR0N SEED ought
o make this compound remedy ah and locations
In the body -
beyond criticism The
of Numberles testimonials
that this judgment
enthusiastic confirms theory the
result is TRUTH be shaken
Company Columbus Ohio
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
CUTS IN sUNpRY CIVIL BILL.

Washington. May 23.-The conferrees on the
sundry civil appropriation bill reported their final
agreement tonight. They agreed to strike from
the bill the appropriation of 100000 for build
ing In this city for the departments OF State JUS
tce and Commerce and Labor. Items aggregating
$3.50 600 for revenue cutters were eliminated The
appropriation for the geological survey re-
duced from 100000 to S2o.6to Six hundred thou-
sand dollars instead 100000 is appropriated for
the Alaskan Y ukon- Pacific exposition at Seattle.
rhnsa are The chief changes
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
AGREEMENT ON PENSION BILL.

Washington May 23-The conferrees on the pen
sion spprt priation bill tonight reached compro-
mise agreement by which there is stricken from
the bill the House provision abolish the eighteen
pension agencies and consolidate the entire work
in one central agency at Washington The COM
promise leaves in the bill the amount OF money
annro,rt.r,d for the conduct of the eighteen
cies but with a proviso that only so much or II
a. is necessary in the opinion Of the President
shall be used the President having the right 10
abolish such OF the agencies as in his judgment
may be wise
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
AGREE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS BILL
Provision for Purchase OF Paris Embassy
Cut Out.

washington May 23.-An agreement was reached
late to-day by the conferrees on the OMNIBUS pun
lie buildings bill Most OF the important amend
" -. ~, the Senate were retained. although
=. -. Instances the amounts were reduced.
.n.ndment. providing for the establishment o.
-. in the District of Columbia were eliminated.
~, m. item of 81 5ooon for the purchase Of a
SIT. and the construction Of building for the
,,.ar,u,.n.. of State and Justice was retained.
;..r NJ 500 90 for the purchase of embassy
.,,,,A,ns In Psris stricken out
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

From The tribune Bureau
Washington, May .
ORDERS IsSIrED-The following orders have
Major JOHN P HAMS. paymaster from Boston July
Tn. iolovins department. dsSailsA
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MsoT MsoT j6I JONES TAs PA~ F6r Bsnaa
Na95 ThIA1 GFk RSyf+T Fa FGi'
sR'ta ss6 captain lIl5S EpWARp e1REY Leon sprlnss
Firss 30 cavag ahR and
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WfGffaM lfIishsRi' B@aRfeER issh eavaiTy; SALg5
sth sHsFR 5aTsr7 tt5f JoaS l'' K HUME itta SsSa5y
Captains n4a!0e eH&RPEs fsI PAINE 2ath MI
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6iRTER 55t+ infantry. manduvre camp. Pine
FRS. Isa,.sas MARR 9coSxoR !s;s Saza.z as
the visayas uoilo. Philippines
NAVY.
Rear Admiral f D. rAUssIG. command-r c L.EoN-
Ensign E G oBERIiS. Passed Assistant sursroa
II ReIf.t5T g TATaER rd5;5,sio1.s sna >A'A
Lieutenant j. { KREss. detached the Panther; TO tho
Lieutenant W X RIDDLE. detached the Maine. to An
Panther
Lieutenant J. z LEWIS detached the Missouri 20 the
lleutsnan: II DE LASY. detached the Panther. to
Annapolis
Lieutenant D { HANRAHAN. detached assistant SUI
p~rvisor harbor of York. TO the North CAROLINA
LJeutenants p y DUNCAN and n. q BRIGGS. Dc
tache4 Annapolis: 10 the Panther
Assist ~. LANE. appointed
Mator General ELLIOTT and Captain D. 3.
WILLS commissioners in marine corps
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Nav 2t-rh. Norris at navy yard. NeU York
MAJ The a Lesxue Island the Aaoara ara
the Alexander. Mare Island. the West Nirxnts and
IN. Pennsylvania. Venice the Colorado and the
Maryland. at Redondo. the Tennessee and the Wass-
inxto Pedro: the California. az Long Seacs
the Missouri Bremerton. the Des Noines. AZ Fort
Lmon.
May 2c-rne Arkansas from Annapolis sor Norfolk ne
ana Tfngcy. Charleston for New Yc-s. tne
xouery. Newport for Hampton Roads
ths Connecticut Georgia tire Kansas tse NIL
nesota the New Jersey. the Rhote Island a.d to
Vermont trcm ssliinghar Ray for Seattle t,s
louisiana Onto and ths Virginia. from Pors -
sAes for Seattle
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
PASSED OVER VETO.
President Withdraws Objections to Rainy
River Dam Bill.

Washington. May 3-Both The senate anu 'ie
- >, rizh, nassed over the Presidents veto
the hill extending the time for the construction OF
dan, across the Rainy River. in Minnesota IL
u,as e.nIsined IN both houses that the veto mac
be.n applied under msapprehension ana ina, t''e
President accordingly had "ihdFa"h MS 0'''0
tons to the bill
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
Mdu Erceed S1,O9O, 900, 900 for
Present Session.

WASHINGTON. May 23-Although the figures on
the total appropriations for the present session of
CONGRESS are incomplete, from careful estimates
the indications that they will exceed S.02o,
900 600 This is s100 100000 In of the amount
voted at any previous session. The largest in
creases over previous years found In the post
ONCE pension, navy and army appropriation bills.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
NEXT STEP IN AUGUST.
Immediate Notion for Ne1g Hauen
Injunction Not ErDected.

Boston, May 23-Present indications are that the
step of the federal government in its suit TO
prevent the merger Of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road with the New York, New Haven & Hartford
system and also to separate the New Haven road
from It's railway holdings in Massachusetts,,
will not be taken before next August. What that
step will be cannot be decided until after the New
Haven road has replied to the various counts Of
the bill in equity filed in the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday by United States District Attorney
Asa P French. The New York. New Haven &
Hartford company does not have to ap-
pearance in the federal court until the next rule
day which comes the first week in July, and the
company has thirty days after that in which to file
its answer to the bill.
Although yesterdays bill prays for temporary
Injunction against the New Haven road. IL is not
considered probable that any immediate motion for
an Injunction will be made. 1t is pointed that
the recent decision of the Massachusetts Supreme
Court concerning the New Havens control of Mas
sachusetts trolley lines acts injunction on
that phase of the case, while the so-called Cole
bill of the Massachusetts, Legislature prevents the
New Haven road from voting otherwise en-
loving the ownership of its 10000 shares Of Bos-
ton Maine stock until after July l. thus ef-
fectuaIly enjoining immediate action the pro-
posed merger.
United States Attorney French said to-day that
the subpenas in the case, compelling the New
Haven road and its subsidiary companies enter
an appearance and file the bill in
equity would be issued son Monday Mr.. French
said that II had not been decided how service should
be made.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

jamestown, y. Y. May B-The I'd chatauqua
District Republicans nominated to-day John l.
Sullivan OF Dunkirk, for Member OF the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

Washington. May 2--The joint resolution pro-
vidng for the remission Of a portion OF the
Chinese indemnity arising out OF the Boxer trou-
Alee OF 1900 passed by the House to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
HARTMAN AFTER ROAD
Continued from fir.t page.

ton of the Wilkes Barrie Schenectady line en-
trance into New England for the coal tonnage
which they may offer may prove rather difi-
cult
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
FLEET IN SEATTLE.
Orer a Hundred Thousand Pis1tors
Golden Ken Presented.

Seattle MAY 2-The Atlantic battleship nee'
which for the last two days has been divided INTO
three sections was reunited at O'Clock this morn
ing at the rendezvous off Port Townsend, and pro
ceeded to this city, where IT arrived at 3 O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
Over a hundred thousand visitors greeted the
fleet All of the railroads. electric lines and steam
ships had been pouring visitors into the city ror
several days and many thousands arrived to-day
In time TO see the entrance. The people OF Seattle
presented to Admiral Sperry magnificent Key
made of virgin Alaska gold, as a token that the
door of the city is open
Tomorrow night the japanese residents VIII give
a big fireworks spectacle in the harbor as a COM
pn,ent to the men Of the feet and the Chamber
of Commerce will give reception 10 the orhcers
at the new Washington Hotel Four thousand invt-
tations have been issued TO the public.
BeIlfnsham Wash. May 3.-The hospital ship
Relief did not proceed up the Sound with the fleet
to-day but stopped TO take on board the bodies OF
The two seamen killed in streetcar accident last
night after the inquest finished. The bodies
will he taken Bremerton for burial There is
great grief in the feet the untinely death of
seaman Straub and Master-at-Arms Lutinski. OF
the New Jersey Lutinsky was the lightweight
champion boxer of the navy. title which he won
at Los Angeles recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

New Haven, May 23-As to the case of the Fed
= hartford Railroad Company, it is said here aul
thoritatively that the company Will answer the
various counts as possible under the law
The answer take number OF forms. After
the first decision in the Circuit Court appeal can
he had to the Circuit Court of Appeals. whose de-
c,e;on in some cases is inal and from which an
naaI TO the Supreme Court Of the United States is
allowed in other cases. Unless the case is ex-
nedited in the Supreme Court IL is regarded
here as likely that it possibly reach a decision
IN that tribunal in less than eighteen months or
two years
According to a director of the New Haven COM
nany the officers of the company have from time
10 time during the last year received what were
considered assurances from the administration at
Washington that would be pressed.
The case in any event will be carried over to a
new federal administration.
lows pretty closely that of the Great Northern
the nature Of the properties involved. their phys
tain legal details. N thai suit the United States
Sunreme Court stood five to four against the COM
bination of the Great Northern and Northern Pa
ci6c systems under control OF the holding COM
panv one of the majority. Justice Brewer, differ
ing from the majority two important
points but concurring with them in the main de-
cision This close division OF the Supreme Court
on questions involved in case of this kind makes
the result in the New Haven case doubtful IL II
reaches the highest federal tribunal
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

from The Tribune Bureau.I
Washington, May d
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The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS TAKE
CHARGE OF DEPARTMENT

A most important change was
made this morning in the real estate
circles of Grand Junction.
j. A. McLuen and Ed M. Allison
have taken charge of the real es-
tate and general land business de-
partment of the Home Loan & In
vestment Company, and both gentle
men will devote their time to the in
terests of this department of the well
known and strongly organized local
company.
Both Mr.. McLuen and Mr.. Allison
are old-time residents of the valley
and few men have wider acquafnt-
ance among the residents or better
knowledge of every section of the
valley than they. Mr.. McLuen has
been directly engaged in the real es-
bate business in the Grand valley
almost constantly for a number of
years, and hundreds of important
deals, deals that proved immensely
satisfactory both to the seller and
the purchaser have been closed up
through his efforts.
Both Mr.. McLuen and Mr.. Allison
are large land holders in this sec
tion, having long ago demonstrated
their own faith in the land values of
this valley.
lne Home Loan & investment
Company could hardly have secured
two better qualified managers for its
real estate department. The Home
Loan e Investment Company han
dies one of the largest realty busi-
nesses in the country.
The company has purchased an in
terest in the big automobile owned
by Messrs. Allison and McLuen, and
the machine will be at the service of
the patrons of the company.
Messrs. McLuen and Allison will
make their headquarters at the COM
pany's office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11
$3.50, 900 REALTY SALES IN
PALISADE IN 3 MONTHS

During the months of January,
February and March of this year
there has been more dollars worth
of real estate. sold in the Palisade
and Clifton districts than during a
like period in the history of the val
ley.
No doubt there is not another sec
ton of like area in the United States
or in the world that can boast of hav-
ing received half as much money for
the same number of acres of agri-
cultural or horticultural land.
The sales reported in the Tribune
for the first three months of 1908
total the neat sum of over $780, 900,
or almost double that of the same
period last year. At this same ratio
the sales for this year in this district
will reach over S3,OOO,OOO. The to-
tai of the year 1907 amounted to ST.
80. 9.03S.-palisadc Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11
TO RAISE
MORE MONEY

Yesterday afternoon at m-cting
of the officials of the Pyramid Min
ing & Milling company. the company
that owns rich claims In the PyraIrid
and Sinbad valleys and which has
expended thousands of dollars in ma
chinery and development work, it
was decided to increase the CAPITAL
stock from $15O.OOO to 100000.
This increase in the capital stock
is made in order to allow the COM
pany to meet number of heavy
obligations and to get in excellent
condition for further development of
the rich claims.
1t is understood that large blocks
of the new stock issue will be sub
scribed at once and all the funds
necessary will soon be available.
1t is reported that DR.. Leroy G.
Hedges. who has acted as general
manager for the company for the
past two years will give away to a
mining expert of long experience
from another section of the country.
From reports the management of
DR.. Hedges has not been entirely sat
isfactory to all members of the COM
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11
BIG OFFICIALS HERE.

Frank A. Wadleigh, assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the Denver
& RIO Grande railroad system, was
an arrival in the city at noon. He is
en- route west.
Assistant General Manager w. s.
Martin of the Denver & Rio Grande
railway. was with Mr.. Wadleigh. Mr.
Bsel. another official. was third
member of the party.
The gentlemen are travelling in
Mr.. Wndleigh's private car. The car
was dropped off here by No. 3 and
the prominent officials will remain
in the city until night, when they
will continue west.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11
MAJESTIC THEATER
CHANGES HANDS

The Majestic theater. which has
been under the ownership and man
agement- of Edward Gallagher for
the past few months, has been sold
to Powers & Cotes. two we'll known
Rio Grande engineers. who are well
known in this city and who will run
a strictly up-to-date place of amuse-
ment.
Messrs. Powers & Cotes will inau-
gurate their management by secur-
ing an accomplished and able piano
player and singer from Denver. and
will add other novelties from time
to time.
The Majestic was the first 10-cent
theater in this city and has been run
always as a clean and healthful place
of amusement. where anyone might
cake their family at any time.
Possession will be given today to
the new propristors, and The Senti-
mel wishes them prosperity in their
new venture. Eugene Thomas, who
came to the theater at the very be-
ginning as one of the proprietors,
will remain with the new firm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

reported that street railway capital
lists are interested in the project and
that an electric railway may shortly
follow the completion of the Fruit
Belt plant.
The conference of the officials of
the company, to be held here Mon
day. will be of great Importance The
gentlemen will be taken for drives
over the valley during their stay
The Location of Plant.
The site of the proposed develop
ment is on the south bank of the
Grand river, opposite DeBeque- The
site of the proposed dam is miles
above DeBeque. The power house
will be located 4 u miles below De-
Beque and 20 miles from this city
A clear fall of go fest will be de-
veloped.
The dam will be 500 feet long and
built squarely across the stream.
The plant will be strictly modern
in its every detail.
The engineers have completed
their plans and details and all of
these are now in the hands of the
company. Every detail has been
gone over thoroughly.
The proposition is entirely FEAST
BILE. The company finds that lit can
furnish power for all purposes at a
most reasonable rate. There is no
question about the reliability of the
project or the standing of the men
behind it. 1t is great proposition
and The Sentinel is glad that 1t is
able to announce that it is now prac-
tically certain of early operation.
The directors of the company are
as follows:
Horace X. Devereux. Colorado
Springs.
]. Arthur Connell, president Col
orado Title & Trust Company. Colo
RADIO Springs.
E. A Sunderlin, Colorado Springs.
treasurer Arkansas, Louisiana &
Gulf railway.
Orson Adams. Grand Junction.
cashier Mesa County National Bank.
George B. Tripp of the Central
Colorado Power Company, Colorado
Springs.
c. C. Parks, cashier First National
Bank. Glenwood Springs.