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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06
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Ing his son, J. T. Scott.
Money TO loan. See Robt. w. Col
Inns. Wiggett block.
Wall paper in all grades at Fourth
Street Fair.
Speaker Paul clagstone and
mother are guests Of Hon. r. T. Kerl.
Miss Nellie Rogers. OF College
Park. California, IL visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ r. Whitney.
Can eos and the Merchants Trans
fer company wagon win be At your
door Immediately.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Boucher left to-
day for their homestead In the Big
Greek district.
Sixteen inch and four foot dry pine
and ar and tamarack wood. Idaho
Mercantile Company.
Rufus Jackson. cashier Of the
Traders bank in Standpoint. Ii in the
city visiting friends.
BENJAMIN ohainey and family left
yesterday for their homestead In the
Big Greek country.
@. Nj. TrigG, chairman Of the
board OF county commissioners, was
visitor In the city today.
The Panhandle Abstract company
ID equipped for quick and reliable
service; has all records In its once.
VIM. o'Neil and wife left today for
a two weeks visit at the Alaska
Yukon exposition at Seattle.
Reservation maps for the three
reservations for sale. williams In
FORMATION Co., 100 south Fourth st
sixteon-Inch tamarack and Ar
wood. Prompt deliveries. Occur
d'Alone Lumber company, No. 20.
both phones.
Frank Schneider, OF 81. Paul. Min
neaota, has accepted a position a.
cashier and boOkkeepeF with the
Norquist store.
Thoroughly dry 10-inch ar and
tamarack slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber COM
pany. Boll phone a.. Interstate 4.
Rev. Father Bedard. OF Green
wood, D. c., Is a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. HALEY, He viii
remain for a week.
Place your orders now for your &C.
inch ar and tamaFaek wood. The
Occur d'Alena Lumber company. No.
30. both phones,
August Larson. Ole Larson. Mona
Monson. Of kellogg, and Miss Trena
Larson. Of Spokane arc guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hans osten-
son.
A. Singer. OF Iowa. II visiting his
son. John A. Singer. proprietor OF the
Little SILK store. He ID accompanied
BY his daughter. Miss Eliuabeth sing
a..
Rev. Q. II Frisk. OF Tacoma. preai.
dent Of the Columbia conference. win
held services 1t the swedish Luther
an church Thursday evening AZ
o'clock.
For ront--A ten room modern
house. newly papered. two blocks
from postomcs. For taFms apply at
Si4 Indiana street or to james
Roche. at Idaho Mercantile Co.
ans. A. Allnnlek win leave the
arst part Of next week for q visit
with her husband who IL now In New
York city in the interest Of an auto
matte railroad brake which he has In
vented and secured iettSrs-patsnt
upon. After visit they win return
70 their home In the city.
state Deputy Game Warden R. c. |
West with headquarters at Moscow.
was In the city today. and left this
afternoon for points in the ap-river
country on business In connection
with his once. Mr.. West recently
received At Standpoint 1.0e0. zee
black spotted trout eggs for the
hatchery at that place. They win
hatch In the course Of = few weeks
and they win then be distributed IN
the lakes and streams OF northern
Idaho. d. L. oliver, Of the ish and
game department Is In charge Of the
hatchery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06

EDWAIL, Wash, July "a
heavy rain began falling this after
noon. and indications point toward a
general rain In this section. The
grain, which was slightly injured by
the hot weather, will now more than
overcome the setback and will yield.
at a fair estimate. 10 per cent better
than the former pprediction of So
bushels an acre. Haying Is under
way and the grain Is beginning to rip
en-, but II the cooler weather contin.
ues long enough to retard the ripen-
Ing sufficiently to allow the meshes to
all all records Of former yields will
be broken.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06

They seem so very strange TO me-.
Inc things that l can never sect
me thunder makes threatening nolsa
10 trtghten little girls and boys,
hut. though = hear Il all around
cannot see what makes the sound
ne WIND goes roaring through the traa
0r comes and frollcs after me
But | can never catch a sight
20 MI. Wind by day or nlGhtl
and sometimes when it's sim the cola
WIN nip my nose and make me seolA
6ot can't see the cold at All
UT how Il makes the mercury FAM
And this 10 also very queer
The things / see but cannot beari
The sun goes marching up the skv
The moon and stars hang low and hi~A
1he earth goes bnzziRg, buzxlnR rouna
hut can never hear a sound
ana then take my seeds and aowr
Sue IN the garden patch: but. thou1h
watch them morning, noon ana mar,
ana listen. too. with all my might.
! cannot hear or see them grow.
fhey seem 80 very stIll and SLOW
h0t surely as 1 run away
And quite forget myself In MAY
ny plants all steal a march on ma
And blossom when I do not neel
And 50. although never hsar
" Sc myself from year 10 wear
Grow one Bit bigger. still can
Believe some day IN Be q mar.
-touth's Companies.
Net Hidden.
There Is one loss that a man never
ldyertiseSs says the PHILOSOPHER a.
loily, that Of his reputation. But h
an always be sure that kind frieuels
sill attend to that for him. --Clevp.
aud Leader.
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CONTINUED from page One.j
teTnoon. Rain had been threatening
all day and early this morning a few
hailstones fell but during The after
noon It settled down 10 o steady rain
which lasted nearly two hours and
wet the ground to depth OF several
inches.
The rain is welcomed by all. 1t
VIII be OF vast benefit to spring
wheat, oats and barley, second crop
Alfalfa, corn, potatoes. vegetables aud
fruit. This insures an enormous crop
Of all kinds OF grain and farmers are
iubiiant. Tonight the indications are
for more rain. Unless It should be
accompanied by windstorm strong
enough to knock down wheat no dam
age Ii feared.
Increase Yell 10 Per Cent.
TEKoA, Wash. July 5.-A heavy
shower fell here early this afternoon,
and this was followed by a still more
copious one after an interval OF three
hours. AZ p. m. water was formed
IN pools to depth OF six inches or
more In many places In the streets.
Fall sown grain was not suffering
TOT lack Of moisture. but the present
rainfall will be OF almost inestimable
benefit to the crops OF oats and spring
wheat Farmers here who have a
large acreage Of the last two say they
expect the rain to increase their
yield at least 10 per cent. The pota-
to crop will also Be greatly beneataa
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3. BJoRKLuND,

Proprietor Of the |. x. L. Clothing
House.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06
RAIN HELPS WHEAT CROPS

tcOntinuod from page one,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06

FOR RENT-Six-room furnishes Z.
ed house. Bell phone la9 BLACK ! 49,.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-06

FOR SALE-A gOoa paying 8se
good trade, Store room and nylnz ~ =
nectiOn, small Darn, horse ana a.ls
Examine the offer. the price WIN 81 4
q. Hodge, Fourth and Hattie.
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FOR RRNT-MOdern nye-Foom -
n. Call at 303 Garden.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-21
2ommt t0nea,
Sabt nidJt ippdJemlans sm iparten,
Gine Sun 9lntoniu Sanitration.

@arten lit entmutigenb.
9oi6e 8irfung erfreut sSSeoer-
mann.
Cine 9eI6tperoe- oes Giidens lit ei-
ne idnere 2oit.
Sart Sag fir Sag gu ertragen.
9ie Salt geboben, Die 9eidmeroe
entfernt.
8ringt onerfennenoe @nttporten.
Gan Intonio 2eltte er5dDlen Is.
@r5ablen bon raider nno ii6erer
Seilung.
Sier lit Elm SalI.
Wers. S. g. 8omman, Safe 8ieir,
San Intonio, Seras, logt: SD fiib-
le, oaB ib nod neinen grfabren oa-
nit, 9oans gfieren Billen ni1t gu
bod loben fann. Sd litt lange 3eit
an einem geiererr-2eioen unb es idien,
als oh mir nidts 2inoerung bringcn
fonnte. 9ie gderen=@ntfernunge;i
maren gu baufig u1o i1 lit an befti-
gen &opfibmer5en, Sdiittelfteher
uno ShpinoelanfdGen. Sd iant
raid in @eiunobeit, aIs ib 5uf0Irg
Don 9oans Hieren Biaen borte. sd
oeri6affte mir cine Sha6tel bon
Der 8erar Drug Co., begann fie gu
brauden ulto NOR nit ben @rfolgen
iebr 5ufrieoen. sssSn furaer 3ett fiibI-
te i6 mid Dobler, iDie Ieit LANCER
3eit uno mar neine 9fiiden- ni.6
oeierenidmer5en boaia los
Gum gerfouf BEL ollen S6nolern.
greis so Gents. 5oiter-Milburn
So. Buffalo, SEEM gorf, alleinise
agenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert @u6 oes 9arnens =
Ooans = nno nebnt feline anoeren.
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gietoria 9ipiiiun, q. S. & g. q.

2oo. 3o2-Guero, @ictoria. 1880 nadm
Nbfabrt-
Rp. 301-Guero. @ictorid. $3.50 BORN
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Gegeben baben, porgenonlnlen iDer=
ben. Ser Brai iioent bat lal1ge &C.
5oeert, ieine 3uitinnlune 5u oeben,
iblieBli1 iou ibnl ober 9allinger et=
ne 9lrt ltltinatuln geitelt uno er-
flart babelL ~er iperoe Ieln 9llut
uieoerlegen, menn eille iolde llntcr-
iucbune nidt porgenolnmen miiroe.
@obri6einIi9 miro Die ltnteriu1ung
ci1em alts Nfiteiieoer1 beioer s.au>
ier beltebenoen &ongrebfonlite ii6er-
tragen iper6en.
Ser befonllte Bbilarlt6rop
Senrp Gbipps bat ser llniperlitdt
BON Yerniplpanien S 100000 ae-
idenft, Die 5i1r 9efdnlpfllne Ser
guberfuloie perluonot tperben iol-
len.
@d6reno oes Sobres 1909 bot
Die Columbia ltniperiit1t Sdenflill-
gen gum 9etrage bon fiilf 0iillio-
men 9oaors erbolten.
@. 8. Gppf, Der @ruoer 6eS
uiel genannten 9soropolfobrers Or.
Goof, nladt befannt, oaB iein 9ru-
ser iib altr 3eit in Der ltoruegiiden
Staot Gbriitianil1t0 befinoe uno
nad &openbaget 5u geben geoelfe.
sSn Sos 9lngeles bot n1an ci=
men iltngen MOpofaten nalnens 9ar=
ris inter Der Mnfloee perbaftet, alts
Dem @eloihranf in einem 2aoer, III
Dem er friiber oneeltellt mar, 500
geitoblen 5u baben. Sarris 9rlloar
oerallbte Dor 1l19efabr 5lpei Wonatcn
oie @rsfine 8anf in 9ieblolto Earf,
Sainois, iu9te nit einen1 lutonobil
III e1tfomlnen nno 1abm Iid oaS 2e-
ben, als oies unntogli6 mar.
Die bret ieItiornen Gdpeiterll
girginia 8arolaip, 8rau Moru
5neao ltnb Srou Caroline @. 9)inr-
tin, Die ii1 alle orei i'm @efdngEis
n Seem gorf befinoen, neroen iebt
offi5ien Der Grnoroiulg Ser sSrou
0cep Sreao angeflagt neroen. Scen
Sneao NOR Die Sohter Ser 6rnll
,Wartin llno Die Sdmiegerto6ter Der
Grau Sneao.
= Der friibere gunoesienator
9arris in Ganias lit plobli6 in Gbi-
.ago, III 5olae zines Ser5leioells,
geftorbell.
9tidaro Barr, Ser Stbae-
anltssglgent Der Die 3oabetriigereiell
jes 3uder-Srrits entoedt bat, ia.
anonDme 9riefe erbaltelt in ocnell
er nit Dem Sooe beorobt luiro. s0ie
5ade miro mol nur ein i6led)ter
Sber5 iein.
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AaNifalbeilmne
Nerbenldlpade


e3po4e, nerb5fe gerfonen, eepIaat bon Soft.
nnnesloGgfeit nnb f9Ie9ten 1rdumen, erftb5o.
lenoen Musflhnen, @rufts. gfiidens uuo aopf.
t1mer5en. 9darausfolI, 9lbnabme bes eeb5rs
uno @eii1tss aaiarrb. Mlaeeu6riiden, StubIber,
Enpfnne. wMoteiett, erIoten, 3ittern. 5erbfIop.
zen, Druffbeflemmun9. 2leneftIidtett unb Triib.
finn erfabren aus benz ,,Snstnbfrsunb", fpie
etntafl, fdncll nnb bilfig alle unnatiirlt.
d,en yerlufte nnb anbere Bplgcn jmaenS.
Itfcr Wcrtrrmnecn sriinblid) gelleilt unb
bslle Wefnnbbett mnb Srpbfinn tuicoer.
trIan8f tuerben f5nnen. - Dans ncues
&eilnerfabren. Sebcr ietn eisner Mrst.-
1tefeS auBerorbentIi4 intereiIante uno Iebr.
retne Bn4 (Dentf6e MufInee 1909) ueTde3
bon Jung ur6 nlt Wsann uno Grau, aeIeien
iperoen foITfe, fam eeeen ginfenbuna bon 25
Gents In BriefmorfeH beriteseIt be5ogen perben
bon Der
Rriuatsalinif, 1876. Np.nne
HEM Bnrk, n. ~.
pear ertpdhne bic areie areije T. Seras
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gotaiaone perteilen fid auf sic
Stabte Orient, Clone unb 2euico.
0ieie 9lnoronltng oes &eihsfriegs-
nlinilterillns miro begreifli1ertreiie
auf oas lebbofteite beipro6en. Sic
5iloet nod aagemeinem 9afiir6al-
. ten cine beaeidnenoe Sauitration
III BEN i6onfdrberiiden offi3ioien
OfitteiIungen iiber oie ge5iebungen
jpii6en Seiterreid= =l1ngorn uno
IStalien.
9lus Mo5esfolu i'm 4onnitat
S5atntor fornrnt oie @o6ridt, oaf,
Sic nabe eelegenen @aloungen bes
8rafen aorolpi in @rono geratcn
'inb Sbon iebt ift llneebeurcr
Sdaoen ongeridtet moroen. GieIer
miro iih aber nod erbebli6 itei-
germ, oa es trob beroii6er @nftrpn~
qnllgen bisber nidt gelungen lit,
Sem @iiten ser Slomtnen Sdronfen
3u aieben. Die gepoIferltng Ser
dan8en 8eaenb 1T on Ser 9e-
fdmpflrna bes perbeerenoen Gle
1lents mittatig.
sSll Der eriediiden 0eputirtel.
famn1er lit es 5ll einen1 &rafl ge-
fonlmen. slls Der &riegsminiiter ici-
nen Mon fir bie 9ieorgoniiicrlma
ser 9lrmce Ser &on1n1er porIeatc,
ariff er oen friiberen grenier -Miini-
ter 9beofolis, Der 5uaIeid ols
9riegsminiiter fllnaiert batte, iGarf
1n 9arouf erfolgte ELM lcihen-
foftlider TroteIt BON Seiten Der
'lnbalaer oes @r-Brenliers unb
'hlieblich perlieben oieielben in afai-
e oen Sibunoslool.
SIM aht5igiten 2ebensiabre lit
n Berlin 5rau Gina MorgenIterr,
Nur6 lire ihriftiteaeriife nno
-erneinniibiae S1tiafeit iiberaG uno
'iibmlidit befonnt, oabineeidieoen.
sSsm 9lbgeoronetenbauie oes
3fterreihiiden gfeidsrats oauert bie
Obitrllftion Der Slaipiiden l1r,icn
,oroerbano nod on. @s perlautet
lber BON berlaBli6er Seite, oob bie
1eri6ieoenen Harteien cine Gini-
lung borbereiten.
- Die ldnglt auf Dem @unid-
}ettel geitonoene geilung oes preubl.
'6en &ultusminiiteriums ioa, pie
,on ionit qutunterridteter Seite on
reaeben miro, gu Oitern beripirf.
icbt meroen. Die Weoi5inol=9[6
f'tua miro Dem 8ei6luB gentGB bonn
7nltusuliniiterirtm obgetrennt ullr
Nen Winiiterium oes sSnncrn iiber-
-rogen iperben.
= Der enqliihe So5ioliitenfiib-
er gfobert gotdforo, ben bic voeut-
be @efabr" nabe8u nerriidt gema6t
II baben i6eint, erfldrt in einem
Frtifel, baB Budget, Sdntsol
mo sSreibanbel geqeniiber iener
@efobr" nur nebenidhlihe 0inge
eicn. @r berlonot cine iofortiae 9e-
pilliqllna BON $50 W2illionen IoI.
fars fir Die sSlotte. bie ginfiibrrmo
ser ollqemeinen Wifitdr- dr-9ienItpfli6t
no Die afgemeine nilitGriihe Mus
5ilbung Der Shrlfil1ber. Gin iebr
noiienoes Brogramm fir cinen 60
,idliIten.
= SSSSr gfom lit elm bisber niht be-
Tt0tiqtes @erii6t, bob aonig Wenclif
non 9l6eIipnien geItorben iei, in Inn
louf.
= 9ei Dem 9ronbe eines gro5eu
8orbinen- uno Seppi6lobens iil
0onbon foneu orei 8erionen rnl's
oeben unb tpnrbe Elm S6ooen bon
2,500,000 ongerihtet.
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&c lit nebr aatarrb in bieier @eaeno
oes 2anbes als bon alien anperen
sra1fbeiten 5uiamnen, linb Biz in 0e:l
-ebten sSabren gait er als ltnbeilhar.
9iele Sabre lang erfldrten 9oftrteu
I'm fir cine lnfale &ranfbeit llnb f1riez
Oen lofaIe 9eilnlittel oor. ulb oa lie
bn nit dr5tliber 8ebanblune beitdnoig
lidt fllrierten. erfldrten iie i'm fir llu.
6eilbar. 9ie 8ii5eni1aft bat befpie;el.,
oab &atarrb cine gonititl1tionsfraitfheil
lit llnb besbalb fonititutionelle 8e6ano-
lung erfnr0ert 9als &atarrbfur, fanrIs
,iert bon s. S. gbeneb & Co., So
leoo. Ohio, 1T Die ein5ige fonftitutionelle
&nr i'm Warfte. Sic fpirb irlnerIi6 in
Oofen ooer @nben bon 10 Sropfen BIZ ali
eirtem Seel6ffeI bou genommen 5ie
pirft oireft auf bns 8lut unb Die id6lei>
mige Sberfldde bes Sbiten1s. Sic 5ies
ten einbunbert 9ollars fir ie6en 5sua
ben fie 5u furieren perfebIt. 2aBt GnG
Sirfulare nno 3eltsniiie tommen. aorei:
iiert:
S. g. gbeneb & Co., goGebo, 6.
fB Berfauft bon allen Ipotbefen, 7j;.
Sau's ssanliIien1BilIen fino Die belten.
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Ser Senot bat oie Grnennung
BON @orace s. Burton gum beiiiteil-
Den Ni6ter oes Sber-9unbesgerid)ts
6eItatigt.
= gead ben Geniusberidten mo-
rem am 13. 0e5eln6er 1852, ,222
8allen goumlpolle oiesjabriger Grit
te aeginnt.
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Gas Seras @nnbcr

6eiIt ale Nieren, gIaTen uno rbeulna-
tifde 2eioen; BEL aaen Grugsiltcll
ooer 2 monatlibe 8ebanoIune per
Bolt fir 81. Or. 6. @. SoG, 1926
Olipe Ctr. ct. 2ouis, Mo. Sdrei6t
fiir 3eug1iIje.
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SSn Der Rdbe BON 8eelns, 9lla.,
entgleiite elm nad Siioen gebeuoer
Baliagier5ug Der SSuinois Central
Sabn. 9rei ooer bier YaiIogiere
muroen perlebt.
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M. 8. & 3. gabn.

wv ots c@ - NUUfs
Infunft
$50. 24t-gon Souiton nnb 8aIpeiton
O.OO HlUIQeilo
$50. 235-@om Norben. .730 borwih
SO. 231-@om Noroeu rnb SouItcn
-. :. :. =. =. 300 nadm
SO. 9-@om Roroeu. ..8.15 abeno3
SO. 244-Na6 benz Noroen II. 6ouIton
SO. 10-Noh Dem Noroen. 8. so ourm
SO. 236-Na6 Dem Horben. -. =.
=. :. :. >. -. 800 a6cnS5
No. 242-Na6 Dem gtorben uno gol
beiton. >. -. .11.50 abenh3
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g. q. G q. 3. ga6n.
g.. $. & g. q. (Soupt-oinie).

". y. q y. z. IaJuHPI=CTlT1eJ.
Infunft-
yo. 9-8om Often. ......7:35 oo-m
10. 7-8om Often. ... 900 nadln
Ro. 10-@l 8afo II. @eiten. 80 totln,
Nbfabrt-
yao. 10-gI Baio L. @eIten. 1870 n1dlm
geo. 10-Nad Dem Giten. .10:30 nahnl
SEQ. 8-ga6 Dem Often. 40 porm
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- @er nift ouf ltnoonf re6net,
bot nod penig @oltaten ausgeiibt.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
FTST0NS.

o,,r Rrooklva contemporary. The Standard
Fnion." which disagrees with the Republican
orgsnization Of Brooklyn 10 the extent of op-
posing direct nominations warns its readers
thai under direct primaries there could not De
fusion against Tamaany7 1t appears 10 re-
gard this as in the nature of calamity, but IL
rroceeds 20 discuss recent suggestion look
me toward fusion next fall in terms which
lears room for doubt if it would be such a
calamity. after all. OF the proposal that a
citizens committee be FORMED it remarks that
.a1readx the mugNunap seekers after the flesh
pots are preparing to boss the job" 1t
aamonishes these thrifty reformers' that
never again viii 1.-THE Republicans supply 30
per cent Of the votes and accept only 10 per
cent Of participation in the administrations -
that If Ia say. of the jobs.
Some Of our neighbor's readers viii ask them
selves whether the city viii ever get very far
in good government If il has 10 depend for its
relief from Tammany INSTRUMENTATION upon
fusions like that animated 10y the TamDany
spirit And the picture the Brooklyn journal
draws Of the Republican organization Of this
city entering into cooperative movement for
good government full of suspicion that some Of
IS partners win get more than their share of
The -puDs' is SO reminiscent of past fnsions
that a great many viii ask themselves whether
that particular variety is worth preserving
whether. for example. the cause of good gov
ernfnent s. greatly furthered by insuring TO
party lesders the right to arrange for such
combination tickets as the last one put up i'm
THIS county. one Of whose Judiciary candidates
was indicted soon afterward for extortion.
But our neighbOr does not mean 10 be taken
literally that no fusion could be made under
The direct system OF nominations. II explains
that there could be nOnes without unauthor-
ized, Il not illegal, bargaining and dealing"
There can he none now without bargaining aad
Aeaiiag. and that bargaining and dealing IS nc
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
rHE LATESr THEATRE ERE.

The consequences of fire. panic and wretched
means OF egress from q large and crowded audi
torium are once more illustrated. Except in the
number of lives lost, the Acapulco horror closely
though not exactly, parallels those OF Brooklyn
and Chicago, Vienna and Paris. Disastrous fires
in theatres have as a rule. originated on the
stage from some defect in the lighting system.
In the latest instance the fire started with an
explosion in apparatus employed for exhibiting
moving pictures. The screen on which these
were displayed was probably on the stage, but
it is not unlikely that the projecting lantern
was operated from a balcony in the rear of the
auditorium. There is one notable precedent IN
the destruction of charity bazaar in Paris in
which more than one hundred and fifty persons
perished. eleven or twelve years ago, which was
due 10 the ignition OF q cinematOgraph film and
to the rapid spread of flames to the light fabrics
OF the booths in it's vicinity. In Acapulco also
the danger was increased by bunting employed
for decorative purposes
Over and above the peril arising from highly
combustible surroundings, some cinematograph
shows are dangerous on account of the mechanism
used in them. So intense is the heat developed
by the concentrated radiance Of the lamps not
ures that the celluod film on which the photo
graphs are printed may ignite. and a shield of
water is occasionally interposed a safeguard
between the lamp and the film. This and GER
tain other improvements suggested by expert
ence make the best exhibitions Of this class safe
than when they were more of a novelty.
death roll Of fully two hundred indicates only
too plainly, however, that adequate protection
was not provided in Acapulco. How many
equally imperfect outfits are in service else
where Heaven only knows
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
TIE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
JFrom The Tribune Bureau-l

From The Tribune Bureau-l
washington Feb. 16.--At the dinner or the 1tai-
tan Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches
tonight for Miss Ethel Roosevelt were Countess
I1ise Alexandra Won Bernstorn, Baroness Margue-
rite Afoncheur Miss Martha Bacon and Miss CoFinne
Robinson niece of the President; Miss Dorotny
TrcSern1an and Miss Helen Coster, who are guests
at the White House; Miss Rogers Miss carrie
Louise Num- Miss Mathilde Townsend, MISS hatl-
crime Elkins William l. Wood and Fairheid Us
born White House guests: Captain Cheney Leu
tenant Shackford, Mr.. Ovey, Count Torok ana
Prince Windsch- -raetz, Mr.. Won Prfttwitz una Car
from Mr. Janssens, Signor Centaro and Signor cora
Dining with the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
Nabuco tonight were the Secretary of state ana
Mrs Bacon the japanese Ambassador and Baron
.ss Tsksbfra Justice and Mrs Holmes. Niscount de
Alte Portuguese Minister; the Argentine Minister
and Sonora de Porteia. the Assistant secretary OF
State and Mrs. OLaughlin the Assistant secretary
Of War and Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. Bayard, the Austrian
naval attache and Baroness Preuschen Won una zu
Iiebenstein Miss dc Lagercrantz. Miss Naouco me
second Brazilian secretary and Nine Chermont
Prince Koudachef the Hon. II. +. Charters MI
do Anaaral and Mr.. Wanna -Kelsch.
The Bolivian Minister and Sonora De CaIderon
had at dinner with them the Colombian Minister
and Senora de Cortes, Justice and Mrs. Brewer
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. lamar Mr.. and Mrs Ok
nard Miss Perie Anderson. Miss Calderon Charles
H Butler and Manuel de Freyre Santander, Pc
rlvian Charge d Affaires-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

TFrou The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Feb. 16.-The President-elecr ana
Mrs Taft who are the guests of Miss Mabel Beard
man A. the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs w j.
Rosrdnnan refused all social attentions to-day
Mrs Taft will leave here in the morning for Phila-
dcIphla and New York
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Wright were the
guests of honor at a dinner given tonight BY Mrs
Julian James
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bonaparte we're
at dinner tonight with DR.. and Mrs Fremont
smith, a number OF guests being asked 10 meet
them
Nh and Mrs Hennen Jennings gave a dinner TO-
night in honor OF the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs Newberry who Joined to-day by their
daughter Miss Carol Newoerry. after visit IN
Baltimore
Representative and Mrs. Dwight had at dinner
with them tonight the Secretary of Commerce ana
Labor and Mrs. Straus. the Belgian Minister and