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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
TAKES INITIATIVE
IN TARIFF PLANS
United States Sends Note to
Great Britain on
Canada Rates.

A 81 question that negotiations looking
10 a tariff between the United States
and Canada was conveyed to Great
Britain today IN note from the State
Department
The communication expressed the So
lettuce Of President Taft over the tariff
relations between the two countries and
his desire. IN view Of the friendly rela-
;jous ihat have always existed between
the United states and Canada. 10 have
;Ee question settled before March q.
when che. maximum clause Of the tariff
law becomes automatically opera tive.
So far there has been no move on the
part OF Great Britain TO take I'D neEO-
ts-ttiopz- The note suggests that, al
though the President mas a certain
amount Of freedom in granting the mini
mum rate. the recommendation OF the
Secretary Of state are based upon facts
concerning the tariff. To arrive at the
proper Interpretation Of these facts, ne
gotiatiOus are necessary. and discussion
bv tariff experts.
The negotiations may bc conducted
through the British ambassador or q
Canadian commission IN Washington
Secretary Knox may send 10 Ottawa
several tariff experts 10 gather infOrma-
tiCu which viii be needed in the negoJia-
tons. Counsel General Foster Is now In
the United states IN connection with the
sub ieCt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Watching a Stomach
Digest Food
Was the Means Whereby Science
Made Possible the Cure of
Dyspepsia.
a Trial Package Of stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free


Tablets Sent Fres-
The Abb- SpaIIarzaui was the frs,
Scientist Co study systematically the
chemical powers Of tie gastric lI--r p.
but u was by the careful and con nc
lu- experiments OF Beaumont 1n8 the
foundation Of our exact knowledge OF
ITS composition and action was laid
Beaumont was IN army surgeon. To-
Gated at an obscure military post in
Michigan. while u was yer a territory
and was called upon 30 treat a Euushot
wound Of the Stgr.aeh in a Canadian
vCya CeIr---A lexis ST Martin When The
wound healed permanent opening Was
let by means OF which food could be
placed In the stomach and gastric juice
taken from It,
Beaumont made scientific experiments
vyith his crude means and wrote book,
which today Is recognized among the
classics Of physiology
Beaumont hla1Cd the way Tor other
scientists so that today medicine know
what the stomach does With food and
what food does 90 the stomach
Science also knows what the gastric
juices are and how 10 MAKE them best
for Tie system
Stusrt's Dvspepsiz Tables. thanks 90
the poor army surgeon ana Alexis ST
Martin. give man means OF diCcstinE
food repIeuish inE the exhausted Juices
soothing The nerves and correcting dyS-
pepti, conditions OF the stomach
SJUaTIs DySgelSta Tablets are nat
-~sI fruit and vegetable essences re-
EITNg ~ Cr-CenITdtcd form and Toy tTr-
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l=t These wCnde l'ul little digest oTS
are known all over America and Cau-
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them IN glass tubes and they are sold
by every druggist
Physicians to the number Of sO.al1 use
them They are me-itoTiOUs and power
full co 10 your druggist and buy q
package today. price soc or send rs your
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r A. Stuart Co, 40 Stuart Bldg, Mar
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE.

Senator TiTIwal. o. South Carolina in
e. dangerous condition and not ex-
UeC-e1 70 live.
Representative Of she Inorganic ESzeu-
helm syndicate told Tire Committee on
Territories what interest fhc Syndi-
cate had iu Alaska They admitted
the syndicate had an option on the
Cunningham claims
Senate Committee ou interstate Com
merce continued its hearing
Senate Committee on Patents ordered a
favorable report on the EeverIdge HU
for a patent court OF appeals
The Senate Rules Committee -nusid-
eTs the question of meetiu- al >
O'Clock and is likely Lo favor IT,
Tho committee to investigate tire cost
or living increased by tle addition
or Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon
Senator NevIands addressed the Sen
ate In favor OF comprehensive water
way improvements
TIE District Committee reported IA
soraHTy tho bill for O. city beauti-
kul- and other District bills
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
SEEKS HIS RELEAS;
ALLEGES HE IS SANE

Joseph T. Weaver. member OF
prominent washington family. today
flied a petition for a writ Of habeas
corpus 10 obtain his release from the
Government Hospital for the insane,
alleging that me has recovered from a.
mental arrangement and is now able 10
attend 10 his affairs
FFe declares me was placed iu the in
stilUtiOu iu October, 1905 Ell was ad-
judged insane December 81 1870, and
Robert D. and Henry T. Weaver were
appointed q committee TO care for his
affairs Justice Gould granted the writ
and the prisoner viii appear before him
next Wednesday morning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Postal President Silent AS
TO Reported Purchase of
Telephone Companies.
MAY MEAN MERGER
TO FIGHT TRUST
Wall Street Believes Morgan 5
Stock in Independents VIII
Pass TO Telegraph Company.

NEW YORK, Feb IS-Clarence
Mackay. president OF the Msckay Com
panies. today refused 10 discuss the ru-
nor current IN the financial district that
The Niacksy Companies, owning Jhe
Postal Telegraph and Gable Company
and tie Commercial Gable Company. in
tended taking over a number OF the
most important independent telephone
interests in tire United States and en-
teTiuE into active competition with the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company which recently took over the
West rn Union
According 10 a Wall street report to-
day the Nackay Companies intend to
take over from j. p Morgan x 90. the
control Of the United States and Cuya-
hoEa Telephone Companies. I'm C1eve-
land. the Home and the New Long Dis
tanCe, Of Indianapolis, the Citizens. Of
Columbus. and the other independent
Zines recently acquired by the Morgan
banking firm from r. T. Day * Co..
New York brokers who first acquired
these companies with Tho intention OF
turning them over 20 the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Has Other Holdings.
Tn addition 10 these Independents.
wall Street credits The AIacEay inter
osts with being heavily interested IN
the Continental Telephone COMPANY
and The independent Telephone Cor
poTatou of &eE Jersey. which recently
increased its capitaIiza ton 10 S-n.11a gg1
This corporation. % Is declared. VIII
shortly control the more important reIe-
phone interests or that State. and Wall
street believes This IS tho fiTsf step IN
The IacEaE plan ID AXE over other in
Ct neTdeE-S
10 Is admitted that the -ecruu sale
ut the Chic and Indiana independent
cuE.au-Cs was for the account Of The
american Telephone and telegram
Company. but Il became evident that
this sale might have serious CouSe-
gUenCts under the antitrust laws. 50
THAI Ere control OF these companies
passed 10 tho Moran firm The stock
Eolde-~ declare Morgan bought for the
AmerlCsD- and lu -rew ~ the present
court action Dc IS doubted II Morgan
would turn the stock over n the amer
5Can- even ir Do die bus for them which
has Hcen officially denied
Nay Become Nucleus
This stock. Wall Street believes. viii
md its way iu-o the bands Or the
Eark9- Interests as The nucleus Of "a
rev Independent telephone merger
The NacEay companies a few DAYS
ago announced that g. had disposed Of
it. big holdings iH the American Telc-
phoDu and TELEGRAPH COMPANY Z was
announced that this stock was solo be-
cause the American has taken over r1.-
Western Union and the AfackaE Com
Ta1ieS. hackers OF the Postal. did not
which controlled it, rival t1e Western
ClloU-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18

night Tor the price q ten words trans
mitted "a the day, with cne-hftl Of tie
day rate for each additional ten words
or fraction OF ten.
According 10 The present plan. =nieF-
letters" should be flied Il is sat,s. Is--
fore midnight for transmission. accord
ing 10 the convenience of the c8n.IlauE.
during the slack hours o. the night. ard
tain circumstance by messenger box
and under other circumstances through.
The DOsrOniCe-
stated -Odav they had nor heard Of Tire
plan. and until they did. would not dis
cUsS il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
will Cure Catarrh
or your Money Back

oH-meud II whenever opportunity pre-
Se1ts ITSELF F. w Mayer. Contracting
Freight Agent. q. b. a. D RS. Co. Cfls-
r.Hnati. ONO, oct -. 1873
Hy0mei IS the best remedy Tor an
nose, throat, And lung troubles T. does
not contain any cocaine OF morphine
ana all that - necessary IS 10 1rea L1c o.
through the ittIe black pocket inhaler
that comes with each OUTFIT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
TELEGRAPH OFFICES
MAY REDUCE RATE
New Service Is Reported to Be
Under Consideration by
Officials.

No word has been received At the
fccsI Office Of the reported plan OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
new form OF service TO be called tie
might letter service
This proposed service. il Is said. win
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
a complete 0utar

~ .aLtA -flt.n ta III
costs only 80 st
druggists CverE
where and a. Henry
Evans and EEo-
mel - guaranteed
10 cure cararrF.
Group, g o U 2 b S,
colds, sore throat
and bronchitis OF
money back 4 IT1---
5uei Inhaler lasts a.
lifetime and extra
bottles OF Hyomef
can be obtained
from druggists fCT
only % cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Has No Interest

The syndicate has no interest in the
Alaska Central railway. the White Pass
ana Yukon route, or in any other rail-
-oad IN Alaska.
In 1906. the syndicate bought from
the owners Of the Alaska Copper and
coal Company, the company owning the
Bonanza. mines, a - per cent interest
therein In the sPrInE OF 1893. Sc pGr-
chased the remaining 81 Per cent IN
terest in that company and nov owns
the entire property Prior 20 its first
purchase, neither the syndicate nor any
member thereof had an interest Of any
SuET Al the BONANZA mines
The syndicate has not now. and has
never had, any other interests in con
per properties in Alaska. except under
what has been called the Bra tnober
Option The properties covered by this
option contain a very large amount o.
copper ore, but assays made during
The last summer proved that the orc
was Of too low a grade 10 he developed
and the option was abolished
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18

#aNaAa NAa - J. y W az q
over the sore, raw
and inhamed m m
bTaue.
This - from a
man who Knows
Mrs. Ma ger and
myself have used
your inhaler faith
fully whenever
needed and Il has
always given in
slant relief ard
saved US from
many severe colds
We sousider Ffyo-
mel a wonderful
discovery and rec
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
SWINDLER OF LOVE
COMMITS SUICIDE

PLYMOUTH Mass. Feb. 1s--Wilii~ I.
Fowler, tifrz--fou-, who was recently con-
r7cte6 here OF the larceny Of S1.cog from
Mrs NIaFy C. LUcemau- of Quincy, H..
rr-o-E. a love ~wfUiTe.- committed
sricTds today b- cutting his throat En-
The Jail here where he was awaiting
sentence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
II The HOUSE

The House met at E""u-
General debate on The Indian sVVTop-is-
ton bill was resumed
The House District Committee ordered
. favorable report on d number Of
District bills
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
H W. TAFT WELL AGAIN.

Los ANGELES. Feb. lS-Henry w
-aft. Of New YORK. has left with his
wife for santa Barbara, cal He has
-e-uvercd his health.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
a a a CURES
CHRONIC ULCERS

ulcer As fingers slowly eating into the tissues and
Efforts heal the
possible the blood where
to keep 1t raed and diseased The
blood be removed before healing
the Of the trouble and drives
ulcer open Then this Th purified blood carried to the diseased
Inflammation gradually
discharge tissue md healthy flesh are formed and soon the
does not make surface but by supplying the blood with hesf
the diseased permanently knit together place
ee to al who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Steamer Lines.

Inc Alaska Steamship Company
operates twelve steamers. running from
Seattle 20 soUthessters and south
western Alaska, s.. liichaeiS. Nome
HaTard Peninsula points and Be
rng sea. There are the fol-
lowing lines Canadian Pacific Steam
snip Company, Pacific Coast SteamsHHfn
Company. Alaska Coast STEAMSHIP
Company. Shubach & Hamilton. Hum
bollt Steamship Company. and a num-
her % tramp steamers, both foreign
and American, operating at least TWEEN
ry-five steamers 10 different points in
Alaska, IN which lines the Alaska syn
dictate has no interest
The syndicate has constructed about
one hundred and two miles OF first
class, substantial. standard gauge roac
from Cordova in Alaska 10 the Conner
river. and up the Copper river by the
close OF the season Of 1910. the road vii
6c finished 10 the BONANZA mines. ma X
ing total mileage Of about one hun
C-ed and ninety-nine miles
The road 50 far has cos over -47
million dollars. and Under The estimates.
It's completion will require 4 further
expenditure OF more tHan five million
dollars Every dollar of this money has
been furnished by the syndicate itself
The indicate has not issued to line
public a single bond or a single share
OF stock. bur has Itself furnished The
entire amount Of money
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18

/ your throat sOre7
Br.=.the HyomeL
Have you cataTh2
Breathe HyOmeI
Have you a cOu-H2
Breathe Hyomei
Have YOU 4 COld-
breathe HyOmei-
You can stop cough OF cold as IL
ny magic by Just breathing soothing,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
SYNDICATE PRESENTS
ITS CASE TO COMMITTEE
Stirred By Exaggerated Reports" of Morgan-Guggen-
helm Deals In Alaska, Representatives Explain
Nature of Transactions In Northwest

Companies, railroads and mines IL which
they were not interested
The syndicate e develop Alaska was
formed in the spring II 1906. and the
following is Il synopsis of the facts TO
which the representatives Of J. p. Nor
gan ana Company and the GueCenheiTrs
testified to today:
Further Testimony
That in 1906 IL acquired by purchase
about = per cent OF the stock OF the
Northwestern Commercial Company.
which p that time owned the entire
capital stock Of the Northwest ern
steamship Company and Of the North
western Fisheries Company, which lat
ter company owned eight cannerieS ir
Alaska, with total pack % about
10000 cases OF salmon Other persons
and corporations, in which the svndi-
cate has no interest. own and operate
about thirty-eight csnneries. with n
total pack OF about 100000 cases Of sal
mon The remaining - per cent Of tie
stock of the Northwestern Commercial
Compsny vas widely distributes. there
being about one hundred and seventy
five stockholders.
That. in the year 1873. the Alaska
Steamship Company vas formed, with
a capital stock Of s3,coo,0la. OF which
5, so a. was issued That thu North
esteTn Commercial Company received
= per cent OF the issued ztCch, by reason
OF It's turning over the steamers and
contracts OF the Mort hv.estern Steam
ship Company and the Dsyuen4 NJ
$4,000 in cash. The $3.50 90 in cash V-7s
paid. and the remaining IS per cent oe
the outstanding stock was issuad -o
Capt Carries f PEABODY and his zsso-
ciates, who owned the steamers Of rF.s
former Alaska Steamship Compary
which were turned over 10 tI.a nov
company
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-11

IS POSTPONED
Ballinger Pinchot Contro
veTsy Goes Over Until
Monday on Accoun5
of Attorneys
Absence.

Feb Title Bauin-
ger-Pucho, u-catiga'ion committee
met Ia open sssion ,h.s morning.
bus soou adjouncd Until Monday be-
cause Attorney Brand's. counsel for
CLAWS, could rot be present
Tire committee devoted sometime
to she discuss on OF the admission
a. whence ct this time OF tho state
mon, Of Overon w. Tricr and Alox-
audcr shaw, discharged officials Of
the forest service, concerning their
connection with the preparation OF
the CLAWS charg S. J. gas decided
it should De- pdccd nn file bu, no,
placed on record at this time.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-11
Nationalists Require this
Unqualified Pledge and
CurtailWent of the
Lords Power.
THE CABINET FACES CRISIS
Was in Session When the
Message Was Received
from Doublin Today.

London Feb ll Whilo thc cab
uc' was m sos ION today thrcshing
on. the policy of tho government
me-sorc was received from the
Nouonaliets ncodouauor "a Dublin
demanding am mQuau6cd pledge TO
home rule and the curtalmeut OF
tho Lord power Jo veto. us the
price of uppwmg thr Budget and
"a general liberal pol cy
This brought matters aquariy to a
crisis aa thc Liberals must depend
upon Dhe irish and LaJorItcs for
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-11
en6LL BLAZE.

An alarm was sounded rom box
So 50 this Afternoon fpr q small fro
In The rcsideuco Of John Grimm 0u
Pre- ton ST. SornC BlupGeld that va
caused by a defective Guc About
$40 win cover damasc done
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-29

to be used for toning a drink or rub
bling down an athlete So much Tor
the reputable druggist and the men
who want a drink of FIRE water when
refused the usual alcoholic bcyer-
ages.
Under Prohibition there has not
failed TO appear in Prohibition cities
and towns drug stores whose pro-
prietors do not stop to ask whether
the pure alcohol and the intoxicants
that go over their counters are to
be used for lamps. life saving, llba-
tions. or quenching thirst.
That is one of the good reasons
why American citizens, in an over
whelming majority, believe that the
best results for community morals
are to be secured through the man
agement of the liquor traffic by H.
cense. That is why the people of
the Territory of Hawaii should stick
to their present methods of handling
a difficult problem. and not fly to the
evils the extent OF which they know
practically nothing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-29
CHINESE Committed
To CIRCUIT court

Chez Chez Young, Chinese who is
charged with having stolen some opium
and tin of poppy dust from fellow
countryman, was up before Judge An.
drade this morning. The accused was
defended by S. +. Chillingworth, who
put up good fight for his client. The
judge, however, found the Chinese
guilty and committed him to the Cir.
cult Court for trial.
II appears that the accused man and
another Celestial roomed at the same
house and that the complaining wit.
ness missed the dope and $40 in cash
besides, During the hearing of the
case there was quite scrap between
Willie Crawford and the Chinese in.
terpreter. Willie claimed that one
word in the Chinese language was not
interpreted correctly. and that diff.
ferent meaning was given to the evi.
dence by the change. The Interpreter
rtorted that Crawford did not under.
stand Chinese properly and things be.
came rather heated till the Judge
stopped the argument.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-29

Sheriff Jarrett Of the Honolulu po-
lice force calls attention to the lin
tied number OF men he Is allowed
for patrolling the city, leaving n
more limited number to capture an
escaped murderer. s.
The Blu etin does not Ques-
ton the difficulties under which the
city police operate. That isn't the
question. II more men are needed
to bring Murderer Grace back TO
prison, get the men.
The Bull letin does not at
tempt to instruct the three police
departments represented in this city
how they shall run their business. II
does, however, voice a community
sentiment when 1t suggests to the
police authorities that they are ex-
pected to get Murderer Grace, IL they
hope to retain any amount of pub
lie confidence In their ability to
make the Island of Oahu mighty
small for law-breakers
To get down to the phrases of the
sporting fraternity. the people feel
that the combined police force of the
city has fumbled the ball most
mournfully In landing Anderson
Grace. II bigger team is needed,
get the team. But get Grace.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-29
new CONSTRUCTION
i COMPANY FORMED

Incorporation articles have been
drawn up for the Lord-Young Com
pany and is expected will be filed to-
day. $4,000 is the amount that the
company has Incorporated for with
the privilege of increasing the amount
to $1,000 900 as capitalization.
The officers are: t. ]. Lord, presi.
dent; Frank Il. Thompson, vice.pres-
dent; J. l.. Young, treasurer: Charles
f. Clemens, secretary, and Charles l..
Seybolt, director.
The articles state that the company
was organized to engage In general en-.
gineering, construction and architectu.
raj work, contracting. dredging. exca
waiting and building, to buy, sell or
traffic in iron, steel, manganese, cop
per, stone and so forth, TO construct
buildings, machinery, ships, boats and
so forth, and to sell the same.
Mr.. Young, the treasurer of the new
company has been constructing en-.
glneer for many years, serving In the
United States Army, division of quar-.
termasters.
Offices of the new concern have
been taken in the Campbell block and
is. open for business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-29

its varied factions and jumbled
tribes of humanity-more in perfect
harmony around the "capitol square. +"
ter of ceremonies in all things per-
tanning to governments, let first
choice go to United States. Let there
fore the Capitol building, or Palace,
as some people prefer to call It, be
fumigated and used for postofIice
and other Federal Offices. This Of
course would complicate matters go.
unless suitable quarters could be pro-
vided for the present tenants of the
place the Governor and Superinten-
dent of Public Works, Surveyor or
General Commissioner of Public
Lands respectfully. These two gen
tlemen who constitute the Territorial
government could find amp'e spa %
in the old fishmarket for Offices and
work rooms. This arrangement |
think would suit the Governor he
has very little need of IN Office any
way, as there IS np.llrG scarcely to
do but draw n salary, and he conli
do that II he had the Robins Esg
Blue Room" in wood shed on a
watermelon patch.
And as for the Superintendent OF
Public Works, Surveyor or General
Commissioner of Public Lands, the To-
cation is ideal for his work room,
horbor, invigorating zephyrs from
the brine to ward OFF any nervous at
lacks, and above all a close relation
ship to the shipping interests Of the
waterfront. What more could he de-
sire except exercise, and for this
would suggest that the Commission
er of Public Lands give the Surveyor
General instruction to use part OF
the fish market for the construction
of a bowling alley and then invite
the Superintendent of Public Works
to take daily exercise and try and
reduce his surplus Official corporosity.