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THE JIAKltH DAILV i'..tJ.,f iM.J L.V.tl J.J, .v,.
TUG SINKS AS
CREW ESCAPE
Captain and Six Men Have
Close Call In Lower Bay
TRIED TO RUN BOAT ASHORE
the Urbanus Dart Striken Bottom, Rolls
Over and Goes Down After Opt
John Gully and Crew Try to
Save Her.
New York, Feb. 23. Cpt. John Chilly
othe seagoing tug Urbanus Part and
nix of Ms new jnst managed to encupe
with their lives yesterday morning when
the tug caught fire off Homer Shoals. As
soon on the firo was discovered the Ur
banus Dart, wan headed for the shoal, but
she struck lottons before she was ex
pected to, rolled over and sank.
The crew j(ot the boat over and rowed
to Sandy Hook, where they were train
fered to the deck of the steamship Olaf
Kyrre, which taok them into quarantine
A despatch boat then carried them the
rent 'of 1ht way to the battery.
The l'rbani Dart was a 40 ton tug
built in Brunswick, Ga., in 19HB. Oapf
John Oully, who hails from Brooklyn
owned her. Ju all probability bhe IV
bantu Dart will be a total low.
The tup atarted utsida early Tester"
day morning. She was on a cruise for
. schooners or other vessels which might
need her aid. At about 4 o'clock onei o1
be crew mw a pun of amoke, followed
by a spurt of flame, coming from a part
of the tug jtiet forward of the boiler.
The tug wan then eome f00 yards off
Miore, picking her way slowly through
the Romer Hhoales.
rt was not long before thei flame be
pan to .make play about the pilot
house while the crew vainly fought to
conquer thent with bucket of water.
Despite the water the (ire increased Mil
til the posifion of t4w sgven men was
by d means an eas- one. Tie captain
signalled for full epoed ahead and. held
to the wheel in the pilot house.
The Urbanus Dart raced at her high
ent speed for the! aand bar extending out
from Randy llook point. Before it
readied there an explosion occurred of
forfr-e suflieient to seriously damage the
hull. That let the water in and the)
boat filled rapidly.
Several of the small era ft clustered
about the Hook heard the I'rbsnus
Dart'a siren blowing and saw the thick
volnnwa of smoke rifling from her decks
ta roll away over the water. The1'
made for the scene, but the tug wan al"
ready on the sand when thev reached
there.
Besides Capt. Gully there ww Mate ;
Daniels and five hnnda, all of whom are
safe in Manhattan now but without a
ship, i
ALL ON BOARD THE ROGA
MAY HAVE BEEN SAVED!
First Report Was That Two Hundred
Had Perished. .
London, Feb, 23. A dispatch received
by Lloyds from Buenos Ayres says it
is now rumored that the passengers and
crew of the Argentine teamr President
liiwa. have been saved, hour (learner
Constipation &w
wnr wtrloiu irnublM, H n.iowt that lh li.t.Mjrt
Ant fuiu'itunH of ih llvr ftrit imiwrlwllf p"
lYrm(., Tim (il uituih iun Ut tit kit fur It ia ihf
in Hit, Kutb KH'l putwly r'M ri hftiiin
Hood's Pills mr&
fries, s..
fiold b nil 1rtiri'Uta ami umat Itv mml
1( .HuUo li JtooU ll' Good.
have gone out from Buenos Ayre to the
asMalancc tl' the. w lucked veascl.
The President linen went axhorn on
the cast coast between Puerto de San
Antonio and Puerto Mudrin, She caught
fire, and the first reports had it that tins
crew and li(MI pa'nger had perished.
BIG GAABLING RAID
MADE IN RUTLAND
Officers Surprise Some Well Known Ci
tizens and a Lot of Young
Men.
Rutland, Feb. 23. Following State'
Attorney J. C. Jones'- grand round up
of the poker joints in this city Satur
day night, Thomas J. Ijilor, one of the
proprietors of the Bardwell, and Kd
ward J. Walsh, candidate for alderman
and proprietor of an alVged creamery
and grocery store at 35 Strongs avenue
were arraigned bHfore Justice of the
Peace B. II. Ptickney at the county
court house yesterday. Mr. Lalor was
represented bv T. W. Moloney and Mr.
W alsh by Thomas H. Browne. Mr. Ia'
lor's cum ws continued until next
Monday morning ami bis bail was fixed
at $200; which was fnrnUhed by W.
K, Aldrieh. Mr. Yal.h wnlval exami
jiation and was bound over to the
county court, His bail was fixed at
the same amount nd it was furnish
ed by Mrs. John F. MoGuirk. II. i.
Fih wa released Saturday night on
$200 bail furnished by Onirics II.
Cleveland, shortly after the raid on the
room over the Union Pacific tea store.
,The raid we the result of a well
matured plan of State's Attorney
.rone. A couple of Boston detectives
Iwve lieen in the city working up the
case and Saturday night was selected
because it was known that all the
joints would Im in full blast tlu-n. The
laid would have leen made a week
earlier, but the state's attorney receiv.
ed a tip tlnat one of the men he was
most anxious to catch would not be
among those pre tut that night. About
10 poker' players and spectators were
caught in the raid and they were rep
resentative of every walk of life. In
the Valih place was one man who
went into bankruptcy last week ' and
who is said to have tieen ruined by fol
lowing the game. In one room at The
Bardwell were a lot pf young fellows,
mostly aons of business end profession
al men. In the other rilom which was
raided at the hotel wifre several buti
nees men, a professional man and one
who hold an ollice under the city. All
the men concerned were very nervous
today for fear their names would he.
published. the tliccrs concerned in
the raid wore besieged all day by the
"sports" and their frienda who hnd
heard that the names werei to lie pult-
Iishcil and wanted to know it there
was not something that could be done
to prevent it. .
ARBUCKLE TO
RAISE AMINE
Believes He Can Raise Vessel
Now at Bottom
OF THE HAVANA HARBOR
Would Usa Compressed Air Bclievca the
Principle Which Floated the Cruiser
Yankee Would Again Prove
Successful.
New York. Feb. 23. John Arbuckle,
who floated the cruiser Yankee from
Npimllo Kock, is on record with the as
sertion that it would be a much easier
tusk to raie the battleship Maine from
the lxittoiri of lluvnna harbor, and he Is
negotiating with the government in rcf
cienee to mnking the attempt.
"1 would like nolhinir letter thnn to
undertake to raise the Maine, aside from
all niunijy considerations," he, said. "It
would lie a patriotic act which soinelxitlJ'
ought to undertake. I am deeply inter"
rated in the invention of coinpreswd air
devices for raising vessels, and I am' ho
thoroughly convinced that I have a de
vice which would surijly float the Maine
that I am most impatient to get at the
work. 1 realize that the ox pert a have
snid it could not be done, but they siiid
the same thing before the Yankee was
raised.
"I have; had divers make as close an
examination as possible of the sunken
Maine, and the conditions involved in
the undertaking, informal plans, tho
length of time the work will jirolstbly
reiiire, and an approximate estimate of
the cost have all Wm carefully figured
out and laid before the proper authori"
ties.
"The experts have overestimated the
difficulties to be overcome. Conditions in
Havana harbor are much morq favorabl y
tor nurh an undertaking than were the
rendition we met with in floating the
Yankee. In Havana hnrhnr the rise and
fall of the tide are slight, and there
never is a heavy sea. I should like to be
gin thd work at once, but, of course, it
will ! necessary to wait until all pos
sible complications are removed and an
appropriation is granted by C'ongTCHS.,' .
THE GREAT ICE JAM
AL NIAGARA BROKEN
You may Infer that
Ceresota
Flour
is no better than what you're
using. You'll be skeptical only
as far as the first bag. It will
prove the difference In the big
white loaves. They will bind
you to Ceresota tor quality
and economy.
Often Tfee Kidneys
" Wsatei fcy Over-Wark.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Weak and unhealthy kidneye are re
sponsible for much skkneaaandsuffering,
tneretore, ir Kiaoey
trouble is permitted to
continue, serioue re
sults are most likely
to follow. Your other
organs may need at
tention, but your kid
neys most, because
they do moat and
should have attention
first. Therefore, when
your kidneys are -eak or out of order,
you ean understand how quickly your en
tire body is affected and how every organ
eeems to fail to do its duty.
If you are sick or " feel badly," begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will con
vince you of its great merit.
The mild and immediate effect of
Swamp-Root, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven in thousands ot the moat distress-
ing canes, ir you neeu a incaicine you
should have the.bcst.
Sold by druggists in
fifty-cent and one-dollar
sizes. Yon may
liTve a sample lottle
1-v ti'ail frpp. alao a
- .... .V. -i' 'A-i-
pamrmrr. tcning yon h,n -,m.
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Kinghatnton, N. Y. Don't make any mis-
NO CHURCH KISSES.
Ohio Pastor Declares Kissing Is an In
toxicant.
Mount Gilcad, (., Fb. 2.1-iTlie Rev.
Henry Wireland of the Disciple Ciiuich
has derlared from the pulpit tlia,t. tliere
must be no more 'hugging and kissing in
his church during nervwea.
"The kis," he taid, "is an intoxicant
and. like the xaloon, mut go. The nee
tar quaffed from the red lip-! ix'niore
fruit ful of consequences than any a
cohulic beverage evr distilled.
"I think kissing i the worst thing
a young woman can do, and the amount
of hugjing and kiting some of our
girls do of the beft" faniilie, too H
literally a menace to our morality.
have carefully inquired Into the matter
and find that many young g rin imag
ine this fs the way' to get Iiubaudx. It
may help some but' kissing is not all
that ts ncceiarv.
WRIGHTH'S FUNERAL.
Two Services to Be Held for College
. President.
Worcester, Ma., Feb. 2.1. The bodr
of I'resident' t'arroll ). Wright of Clark
colk'ge will be accorder two distinct fu
neral service on WeunenUay, one at
which none but memlx-i of his family
and immediate friends will be present
and the other a public service to Ue held
in the Church of the Unity, It is nroh
able that the latter service will be at
tended bv nearly all the faeiillv iiu'tular
. f . : i . ..
and students or tii college, but an most
of thene are now away from the city
on vacation, no concerted plau has yet
been Hrrangcd,
ihe body of President Wright will lie
tn ftate in the assembly room of the
collpge this afternoon. At the conclu
sion of the funeral services it will be
cremated at Forest Hills.,
HONOR FOR YOUNG MAN.
Trustees of Marble Savings Bank Elect
Ivor S. kacFarlane.
Rutland. Feb. 23. The trustees of
tile, but remember the name, Swamp- n "p irti avlngs tmnk yesterday
Root, and don't let a dealer sell you elected Ivor S. MacFarlane of Cottage
Boniethinsr in ftlaee of Swamp-Root if street treasurer, to succeed Charles
1 - ..K. " I - I
yon do you will be disappointed.
Jnd nte4 all klnna o( B0fdii-fii. ity Mti. bu
oijiwiit. ion i ln,Tl iv-nmmrslf4
i.prr nl titer ,.,i,m ihrnm I en wiiltnirir vid
chwrfni'.r y tf.,i thfr Tre ctir.lr cur-d m. I
Ihentft, U. tb thmt 1 -h,.n 2
th-m lo UV on auftftrtatr frnm anh aMH.h.
CbM. U. Ua!ni, 114 E. Ith hi., Kav Vork, it', f.
Best For
Th0ow!s
CANtYCs-rtwmc
WaMS. lat, V.!, Ta TVi fwl,
FwH'kf, v r,r!. ite. , (H. JwTf
tolS la built. T ttnl taMas l'-amp4 CCA
GuiutMd ta r ) 'iu, montf baek.
ttsrUnC Remedy Cs., Ghicaga or N.V. f-Ji
kttUllttXL, TEN KlLLJwS ESXtS
Krans, deceased... Mr. MacKarlane has
Inen associated with the institution a
assistnt treasurer 'since last May. go
ing there from the Baxtifr 'Xntional
bank where be was bookkeeper for over
two years.
The election is an unusual bonor for
so young a man.. "Sir. MacFurlaiie beinjr
only 25 years old. He is a graduate of
the Rutland high school and a former
student of the university of Vermont,
leaving collego in bis junior year, 1906.
to pntr the employ of the'flaxter bank
He was president of his rlass during
his sophomore year in college.
Big Volume of Water Pours Over The
"Horseshoe."
Niagara Falls. X. Y., Feb. 21. Xia"
gara's ice jam has broken. Some) time
during Saturday mailt, aided bv a hift
of wind, the beay downpour of rain,
ana the warm weather, the heavy ice
Hoes in the Canadian channel gave way
Sunday more than the usual quantity
of water was pouring ''over the jrent
liorolioe, tint tne volume gointr owr
the American Falls wss hardly half the
normal flow, and hundreds of tourists
ventured out on the ice-covered rook
between the Cont Island bridge and the
brink, usually keeping a safe distance
from the channel, which hugs the main"
l;nd shore.
itany ventured out oil the ice be
tween f.una Inland and the peak of the
brink, while others walked from Coat In
land to the smaller islamU nd tn Bstln
Island, then wnlked up the river alonjf
thei ;oat Inland shore until thev rHch
ed the Three Sifter Inlands overlooking
the Canadian bank,
Ilundieds of others crossed the. Can
adian side ovc the steel arch bridge
and then walked across the ice bridge
and climbed up the ice mountain in
fiont of the American Falls.
MONEY LOST ON MARGINS
CAN BE RECOVERED
Question Decided by the Supreme Court
of Dlinoia.
Chicago, Feb. 21. The Hlinois supreme
court has decided that money lost deal'
ing in locks on margins can be recov
ered in this state. The action was that
of Helen T. lVIonw and others, execu
tor of thn estate, of Mrs. Mcdora
Thimpon, agaiiiHt the brokerage firm of
A. S. Slantrhter 4 Co. For five years
previous to her death last year the rec
4rds show that the firm bought for Mr.
Thompson on' margin tf8.000.00o of dif
ferent stock. The securities which she
put up as collateral were sold out, and
altogether she sustained a loss of $'200,
"Kl. To recover this amount the execu
tors of the estate sued Slaughter A
Co.,- and the court's decision sustained
tlie claim.
CASTRO IS GOING BACK HOME.
But He Says He Will Only Be a Private
Citizen.
Dresden, Feb. 2.1. -dpriaito Cantro.
the former preshk'tit of Venezuela, i
planning to return to that country and
resume the position of a private citizen.
Some weeks a"0 he sent a letter to Pre!-
lent Ctomez, setting forth hi rmrie
to return and his willinsniess to regular
izo the position "of (iomcje by hiinSelf
voluntarily retiring from the presidency,
but up to the present time' he has r
ccived no answer to 'fin's communication
According in his prei-ent plan,, Castro
will sail from Jiorriean March 2H on
the ateamship Cuiuteloupc for La (iimyra.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE KHOMO Quinine Tab
lets, Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. h,. u . i.KOVi.'S signature i
On each box. ,?fio.
DIES FROM BURNS.
Boy Tried to Save His Lijttle Sister'a
Life.
. Camden, X. .1., Feb. &1.?ohn Sid.dwt
tom, 8 years old. died yesterday morn
iniT from burns he received in the vain
effort to save the life of his 6-year-old
sister. Tha littl girl's dress caught fire
while she was playing in the kitchen of
their home last Friday, and .John was
lmdly bnrrtml trying to heat out the fir-.
The girl dwdithat day, the boy yester
day morning.
The mother of the children, who has
been very ill. heard tlwir screams, but
she known nothing of the death of her
children, and thinks they are both alive
in the hos(Stal. Uer condition is serious
and it is fared the true knowledge will
kill her.
TEMPERANCE WAR.
"Dry a" Urge Kerns's Defeat as Proof of
' Brewery Power.
Indianapolis, Feb. 23. Twelve counties
will vote under the county local option
law in Indiana this week and the tem
perance and' liquor forces in all of thee
counties arc eniiaired in a bitter war.
both side ".realizing that the result may
eBuso.t.he paae;e or dee fat of the loca
option repeal .bill.
The defeat of .John W. Kern for Vnited
States senator is being used by the tern
peranee people to how "brewery influ
enee" and Kern is helping to make senti
ment, against the brewers by a letter to
a fik-nd saying such influence caused his
tleleat. ,
HETTY GREEN
IS MYSTERIOUS
Refuses to Deny Daughter
Will Wed To-day Then Says
THE ENGAGEMENT IS OFF
Saya It's Very Unpleasant And Then
She Saya She Must Refuse to Talk
About Miaa Sylvia'a
i Affatra. h.
Xewr Vork, Feb. 21. Indications are
not lacking that Mrs. Hetty tireen is
planning to have tver daughter, Sylvia,
marry Matthew Astor Wilks without
taking the public into h confidence. It
is declared that the couple are to be
nuide man and wife today and start
away in an automobile before anybody
is alive to the fact.
Mrs, Creen persistently confuoes the
situation by contradictory assertions
Slid fist said she bad not given her con
sent to the engagement, nd then she
declared the engagement was off, all of
wlnetr- leads to the belief that Sirs: lreen
is .having a bit of fun With ths public.
WJten qmntioned on the matter last
iiiirht Mrs. Green said:
"1 will not say a thing not a thing)
Why do they say such things about n j
i nave reiusea lo lam aooui my aaugn
ter'g affairs. I hare been annoyed by
so much talk hnd I will not discuss the
mutter. It is very unpleasant to me."
There was a pause and Mrs. Green
started lo'elosfl'the door of her flat at
1,309 Hloomfleld street, Hobokcn. Then
she raised her voice and with a chuckle
said :
"The engagement's off, anyway."
"But you newer authorized the an'
nouncement of an engagement. You
said none existed."
"It's off," Mrs. Green replied, as she
closed the door.
Inquiry at Mr. Wilkes' residence, 440
Madison evening brought the reply that
he was out of town, but would return
today.
SIX CRUSHED TO DEATH
IN MOVING PICTURE PANIC
Rush for Exits Follows When the Ma
chine Catches Fire.
Tula, Russia, reo. UJ. Nx persons
were crushed to death and thirty were
seriously injured here yesterday, during
a fire panic in a moving picture theatre.
,iha lilm ot a machine eaiutit tire.
starting a rush of spectators for the
exits. , . . . . .
OixirSfOGima
Cleanses the System 5ttecV
uallv, Dispels loUsamulead'
Ii'os. flnotn IjonsTirtQTion:
Acts naturally, acts Truly as
Best WAlenMimon pnd Ihila-
ren-V"UnJj ani Ola a
KM it Hnnr-Hrlol Effect
Always buy the Genuine wKitlt
hnftiho tu.il name of The tom
'""''CALIFORNIA
by whura it is wanufneturea. printed on Tht
SOLD feT ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS.
cm aire only, regular pctca iQifbatWt.
THE CARS OF A CAR,
THE WINTER IN SWITZERLAND.
I Season of Sport in Full Swing at Fa.
nioug Resorts.
The "season of while" is now in full
suing at Kuitztti land's noted winter re
sorts. A '"census" of viadtors taken one
day at the end of January at St. Muriti!,
ahowed 1)15 English visitors, aa compared
with CM fur the crresHudiiig date lat
year; ana a lairr cniimersiiou suowxi
till, aRninst 61 for the sanve dato th
year ls;fore. Tbo numls-r of American
on the same day was DO a a compared
with 47 on the same day In IDiWj and
for the latter enumeration, 113. as com
pared with 47 a year earlier. These .
ures indicate the increasing popularity
of St. Moriti aa a "white" or winter
resort. ,',''
Itobblng and tobogganing down the
Julier Tsks, with its hair-pin curves and
xig rag terminals, at the speed of a milo
a minute; ia one of tlss present exittea
incuts of lorat excursinnista. The Crests,
ice is as hard, as metal and poliahed
to a "finish," and the Village run is ryfoig
with it in speed. Of course, skating is
in its heyday with the duchess of Marl
borouirh.' who presides at tbo distribu
tion of pi.e. The exhibits of ski-jump,
ing hate astounded her ladyship, aul
she is fntsnsly interested in the won
derful feats being performed. !Hir Mar-
tenne and Lady Lloyd, Mr KJcliard and
Itdv Temple and Lady Theresa FlcUlr
are also curious spectators of these won.
ders of ski-jumping. The skating gymk.
hana was a huge success. I he spade
Tornado Brings Death,
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 2.1 It i re
ported that a tornado has iiartly de
stroyed the town of Reee. Kan., a. yil-
Inge, and seven persons are reported to
have been killed. Wires ar down and
details are lacking.
TWO BADLY SCALDED IN WRECK.
Nobody Killed, and N Passengers Are
Injured.
Washington. Feb. 23. Engineer W. .T.
O'.Vfi'l of Atlanta ' and Fireman .foe
Cla-y of Aflsnta, a negro. wre erald'd
jTKterday as the remilt of the derailment
of VVaahingion and Atlanta expreag train
No. 3.i of the Southern Railway, nesr
Hsrbin. S. early ypsierdsy. S'otmdy
was kiiied aod utt pawieii rs' wre hurt.
D. F. DAVIS UNUSUAL OFFER.
'It isn't often that I have faith .n-
otigh in th medicine put iin by other
people to be wiling to olfer to refund
the money if it does not cure, said I).
V. Davin to a Times man who dropped
into his store, "but I am glad to sell
Dr. Howard's specific for the enre of
constipation and dyspepsia on that ba
sis. .
"The Dr. Howard company, in order
to get a quh-k introductory sale, au-
thoiize me to sell their regular fifty
rent bottles at half price, 25 cents, and,
nil bough I have sold a lot of it, and
have guaranteed every package, not one
hi' been brought Iwrk uniatifaetory.
"Oup grf-St advantage of this specific"
he continued, "is its small doe and con
venient form. There are niMy does inj
- - 1 - l . ; i i .S
. ,mi isii i-aii iff rarnea in me vest
pM-kct or pure. and every one has niore
medicinal powpr thsn a big pill or Uib
let. or a tumbler of mineral wsler.
l'l am still selling theperitie at half
fris although 1 cannot telf how long
shall be able to do o. and anyone
who U ubject to eflnstipstion,- sirk
Li'adachf, diKine, liver - trouble, indi
glion or a general plsyed out. condition
mghl to take advamaee of thi ehanee.
You can till your readers thi if they
are not satisfied with the speeiiie tliey
can come right tank to my store and I
will ibeerfully refund thoir niouev."
4 CLAM CAUGHT RAT.
Buffalo ' Hotel Man Has a Useful Bi
valve.
Buffalo. Feb. 2:'. Mattlww Elser. the
proprietor of a hotel in this city, says
he has the only rat-catching clam m cap
tivitv, He dip-covered the clam yester
day morning fastened tightly to the tail
of a live rat. J lie tat had entered
hole in the wall, but could not pull the
claim in with in and was captured ana
killed. It in believed that the clam
caught the rat while the latter was seat
ed on a bushel Of clams in the restaurant
of the hotel.; ' ' -
IN NEW YORK SOCIETY
Beautiful Women of the "400" Who Have
Luxuriant Hair,
' In gay New York, where women get
their ideas from their sisters abroad, the
hair tonic called fansian fcage ig in
treat demand.
A great scientist, undoubtedly one of
the most eminent hair specialists in- the
world, is the discoverer of Parisian
Sage. He
claims
most em
phatical
iy that it
istheonly
nair pre
parati o n
that will
kill the
oersis-
. W tent dan-
W druf f
germs. At any rate, tne uiroux Mig.
Co., of Buffalo, N. V., sole manufac
turer of Parisian Sage in the United
States, give through their ayent, the
Red Gross rharmacy, this money back
guarantee, which ia no doubt strong
enough and plain enough to please the
most exacting:
'We puarantee t'ansian fcaire to cure
dandruff in two weeks; to atop falling
hair; to make aim, ntciess aim colorless
hair beantiful and luxuriant; to cure all
itchir diseases of the acalp, or money
The price is only 50 cents a large bot
tle at the Red Cross Pharmacy, or by
express, all charges prepaid, from Gi
soux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, ti, Y.
MINERS' DEMANDS.
Union, Leader to Confer with Anthracite
, Operators. ,
Wlkecbarre. Ta., Feb. 23.-President
T. D. Lewis of tle Mine Workers' union
wan expected to reach this city last
night to begin his efforts to secure a
new agreement for tht anthracite, mine
workers, embodying among other am
ies their demands for recognition of the
union, an eight-hour day, certain in-
reaxes in wages, and payment by weight.
Yesterday morning seven skillsd organis
ers whom he has ordered here met and
had a confertnee regarding conditions
n the region.
I'resident Lewis is expected to remain
now until negotiations with the opera
tors are concluded. The first move will
probably be to scud a letter to Presi
dent Haer of the Heading company, ask
ing for a discussion of the demands.
Local operators contend that the big
operators will refuse to grant anything
more than renewal of the existing
agreement tor three years.
.
SHOOTS HUSBAND.
Its Painted Body Well Worth More race, in which a woman sat on a spads
Croominir an1 WM P0"1""'1 Io"K j a man was ex-
tremely amusing. The ski rae, women
So much time and care are expended on stS driving men, was hotly con-
by manufacturers in turning out wen- (.tt'd.
painted and beautifully trimmed cars Tlie feature of the season at Davos Is
that it is bad management not to give tha eurlinir irame which is inerrasini; in
attention, to their washing and polish- interest rapidly. Uafos has had nio-t
ing. The,re are at least fourteen coat jls skating aventa already.
ot Damt on tne averaee oouyi
leather is of the finest machine-buffed
..r hand-buffed qtialitiy, and the best Tfl PVAHF f IfFNF
grade of curled hair is used in wphobt- V L vflUL' -.IVLli JL,
ering. Y'et the owner or usr knows r sit PRnVIIfiV
little or nothinir alwut cleaning and L1 W riXUilJIUil
dressing a car. Linseed oil is the life
of all nnitit an.l in, ninlM from it I
reUins enouih of its properties to net To Set License Fee at Minimum Deal-
as a preervatiye of paint and varnish- erg t0 Give th. Difference to City
ly t Hpwial prmp!K; it uniitt le strict-1 HospiUL
IT linillttl, Villi Il" wTTf-ta . i t t ni tu i. .i,:v
subtest nercentsc. of free alkali. Al- Rutland, Feb. 23. The new law which
kali attacka painty and varnish as soon provides that all the fees from liquor
as it eomes into contact. licenses shall go to the state, Has re-
A perfect soap is one which a chem- faulted in the formation of a plan here
I st cannot deleft even in sngniesx to offset this provision.
trace of alkali. It munt be tree from The plan is that if Rutland votes for
rosin or any other harnh or gritty aub- iwne the license comrm'siner may
stance liable to do injury to the nn- iM,w licenses to applicants at the mini
ih. Properly made, it is soft and trans ,,,. ie. vhUh U for the first and sec-
farent, a little heavier in consistency on(j fAlin joo, with the understanding
than vaseline , Such a soap acta as a tbat the men to whom the first class
solvent, and remov the dirt, g"e licenses are issued shall pay the differ-
and grime by carrying it otr in a tmeK ?nre between the minimum fee and
heavy suds. Another excellent soap is ji,200, the maximum fee, or $100. In
made from green oil. and is used partic the gwonj caM the maximum fee is
ularly in washing off the oil from a car nm. The matter has been submitted
Jt does not harm the finish in the least. t0 the layers, and if they do not con-
A raw eowp standing on varnished drnm it oniething of the kind ia sura
surface has a tendency to soften the to be tritd here.
varnisb II allowed to remain too long.
Consequently, soap should be thorojigh
lv dissolved before washing the car. C0DE ir0R NAVIES AGREED UPON.
11 me venicie in qusiy, anil lue nuns ( , .
should fly onto the dry dust, and W I Washington Wants Priie Court to Be
llkiat-u iu bimj-, t-iiT-, win pv tiiv wni
But if thei car has first been gone over
with the hose, the suds "have no effect
on the varnish. Scientific American,
Court of Arbitration.
INDIAN RUNS AMUCK.
SUbs Three After a Visit to Washing
ton,
Cincinnati, Feb, 23. An unidentified
Wyoming Indian ran amuck in the Un
ion station last Sunday night and be-
London, Feb. 23. The International
v . i v f .t,ti. I i :..
sion here for two months, baa reached
a definite agreement insofar aa a code
of naval warfare is concerned.
The delegates are considering a re
quest from Washington for a declara
tion to the effect that the priea court
shall be considered court of arbitra
tion, and not a court of appeal. The pur
pose of this request is to avoid coullict
with the constitution of the liuted
fore he could be overpowered had fatally Sut wder ,hi(.h tb( Wwt
stabbed and cut Mrs Anna Devord o thc fim court o
Huntington, AN. V., and Max Meyers of '
Cincinnati and seriounly wounded Joseph
W. (iordon of Cambridge, 111., in an effort
to aealp them.
POLICE CAPTAIN KILLED.
Wife Surrenders After Spending Night
on Mountain.
Altoona, Pa., Feb. 23. Mrs. Blair
i milling, who shot her husband Sunday,
surrendered to the police yesterday after
wing oui on trie mountains an night.
They had quarreled - over the Sunday
dinner, it is said, and .Mrs. 'Tingling
procured tne revolver, which she did not
know was loaded, to protect, herself
against attack. V hen her husband rush
ed at her, she snapped the trigger to
scare him and it went off. Later she
made two attemts to kill herself, but
she was too nervous to hold the weapon
to Jict head, although it was so doss
that Bhe was burned by the powder
liasiies. . . ..
ICE CREAM. TRUST.
Texan Would Corner Monterey's Sup-
;" ply.' ;
Monterey, Mexico, Feb. 23 With Door
, . .
11U141H1. i-ornereo, a lexan nas
now entwd the city to establish an ice
cream trust, as well as cornering light
drink stands. The object i to make
cfcam and supplies at one place for all
Biuun m me my mat enrer tne combi
nation, and when this is done it is said
that prices will be raised.
HARD ON SALOONS.
Wyoming Legislature Will Put 200 Out
of Business.
Cheyenne, WW. Feb. 23. Anti-li nnor
H-giiauon was ute leature ot the eesMon
of the state legislature just closed
Among the laws enacted were those ab
solutely prohibiting the ah of Honor
ouisme incorporatea nties and increas
ing the county license, to 81.000. It is
estimated ttnue laws will put 200 sa
ksms out of business.
Can Now Build Line.
Winnipeg. Feb. 23. Secearr leinsla
tion was passed Saturday hv tb Al.
berta legislatura to enable tha prorootey.
to go ahead with the most northerly
railroad in Canada, running from Ed
monton. Alberta, to Fort McMiuray, on
upjier Athclmsoa river, by way of Lae
la THehp. The principal promoter is W.
B. Clarke of Kanaaa CSty. The line
tap a vast niiiHTal region "and rnn-hing
country. eonne-ting old transeontinental
tne with the trreat waterways of north"
ern CVnada. ......
The Indian, with three Sioux chiefs I tu w. t.,n-, nrn,... .-x ir
, - , . . . 1 , . , 1 ,11111 una rum wiuich nuuuus uu aa
ui imnKH, unu aiijiinea jrcra a Train. I . .
They were going home from a visit to Cannot Recover.
Washington to see the "Creat Father." 1 Olean. N. Y.. Feb. 23. In a nistol duel
As the passengers came from the. train with Nelson Dessler of Bi-rfio, Ont.,
the Indian, with a war whoop, drew a whom hw. cauirht in the offices of the
long dagger and started through the I Dronev Lumlier company in thc Masonic
crowd, slashing right and left. Temple Sunday, Police Captain Timothy
luxs. urvoru was wanting up xne piat-1 Hassett was kill0: by a shot through
lorm un a cniiu in ner arms. 1 lie t ie head. JJess er wis shot four timea.
Indian buried the daeirer in her back. He esctaned. but waJ eanirht later in a
, ii -.. 1 . .1 ,1 . '
ami men siasuva ner across tne neaa, room at the Olean liouse, where he regis
body and arms. tered Sunday from Pittsburg. lie will
The Indian nest attacked Meyers, and die. Hs has two bullet wounds in the
plunged the dagger into his abdomen, abdomen, one in the leg, and a fourth in
aim us .urjcis niw nis arms xo ueicnci I tlie hand.
himself the luumn renewed the attack.
As Meyers fell to the station platform,
the Indian ran toward (Iordon, stabbing I
mm. 41m fMoux uia not lniericre, '
PILE SUFFERERS I
DIPLOMAT RETURNS.
Mexican Charge d'Aff aires at Havana
May Resign.
Mexico City. Feb. 21 Kicardo Garcia
uranados, who has served the Mexican
government as charge d'affaires at Ha
vana, Cuba, has returned to this city on I
a leave 01 aiwnre. nn nas not detcr-
Do You Know These Facts?
The cause of piks is internal
Sluggish circulation in the lower bowel.
Piles can't be- thoroughly- cured by
outward treatment, "
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WOMAN TWICE VICTIM.
She Is Attacked and Stabbed Second
Time Yesterday Morninj.
Berlin, Feb. 23. In a continuance, of
the so-eolled "Jack the Ripper" attack.
here, a woman, who had previously been
stabbed on Feb. 16, was slightly wound"
ed in the thigh yesterday morning. The
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not a Blood Disease Cured By Oil of
Wintergreen Compound.
For many years ecroma was supposed
to be a blood disease and was erroneous
ly treated as such, but tiow the best au
thorities agree thtat eczema is only a
skin disease and must be cured thro'ticrh
the skin. Thei eminent skin specialist'
IT. I). U. JJennis. first discovered the ec'
zema germ and his discovery was quickly
taken op in both Germany and France.
To kill the ecrema germ and at the
same time heal the skin, Dr. Dermis
compounded oil of wintergreen, thvmob
pjyeenne. rti.. 1 111- r-iiii-uy ia a iiqun,
not a mere salve, hence it sinks right
into the pores of thej skin. usiaJiing with
this oil of wintergreen compound seems
to take the itch away at onoes oon the
scales drop away and tha disease din-
appear. be prescription has now lieen
naxl a, l.iifT a In htaa rimvrn it, at,.
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