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10 TAFT PUTS FILIPINO FREEDOM FAR AWAY One Generation, at Least, Before Islanders Will Be Fit for Com- plete Independence, Says Secretary, Reporting on Situation! PRESIDENT INDORSES' REPORT AND GLORIES IN U. S. RECORD Abolition of Tariff on Philippine Products Is Advocated Wants Government to Build $2,000,000 Hotel at Manila. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. WASHINGTON.

D. C. Jan. Secretary Taft nas completed an extensive report of American stewardship In the Philippines, which will be sent to Congress tomorrow, with a short Introdiuctron by President RaJWvclt. The Secretary again urges free trade between the Philippines and the United The President warmly commends the summing up hy Secretary Taft.

saying: we had followed the advice of the misguided persons who wished us to turn the Islands loose and let them suffer whatever fate might befall them, they would have already passed through a' period of complete and bloody chaos; and would now undoubtedly be the possession of some other power, which there Is every reason to believe would not have done as we have done; that is, would not have striven to teach them how to govern themselves or to have developed them, as we have developed them, primarily in their own interests. Save only our attitude toward Cuba. I question, whether there is a brighter page in the annals of International dealing between the strong and the weak than the page which tells of our doings In th.e Philippines. Udpee Fir Awr, "The islanders have made real advances In hopeful direction, aad they have opened well with the new Philippine Assembly; they have yet a long way to travel before they will be fit tor complete self-government and for deciding, as It will then be their duty to do, whether this serf-government shall be accompanied by complete independence. It will probably be a generation.

It may even be longer, before this point Is reached; but It is most gratifying that such substantial progress toward this as a goal has already been accomplished. We desire that it be reached at as early a date as possible, for the sake of the and tor our own sake. But Improperly to endeavor to hurry the time will probably mean that the goal will not be attained at all." Secretary Taft's report records his observations on his recent visit to the islands to the extent of nearly eighty printed pages. Generally speaking, the Secretary is optimistic In a high degree in treating of this subject, even though he cannot fix a lime for declaring the Independence of the islands. In answer to the critics who have made "the most astounding and unfslr statements in respect, to the eost to the United States of the Philippines," he figures out a total annual expenditure of $5,000,000, and he vigorously denies the failure of the Philippine policy.

He says that great changes have occurred In the Islands. The people are now eager to have the American soldiers retained. There is a high standard of administration of justice. Nothing is more popular than the constabulary. There are no questions between the government and the Roman Catholic- churchy unless the Agllpyan, schism can be said to be involved.

Peace prevail. In a greater degree than ever before. In the history of the Sixty liable la Rrrry lOO Die. Secretary Taft blames the Spanish conquerors of the Philippines for failure to teach the Islanders the importance of sanita tion and other health measures. He says' that 60 per cent of babies die in the Philippines before they reach 1 year of age, and adds: 4 'There Is no.

reason Why, "if the mothers were correctly taught and proper infant food were brought wUfcla. the Teach of the poor, this awful rate "of" Infant mortality might not be reduced: Not only is there an actual loss of life which might be avoided, but the babies which 'live through such treatment and nourishment are not apt to make strong men and women, but are likely to become victims of anaemia and other diseases men-: tioned as shown In the autopsies I have referred to." Trtaate to Caleako Artist. The Secretary pays a tribute to D. H. Burnham, the Chicago landscape architect, on whose plans the city of Manila Is being beautified.

The lack or hotels in Manila, the Secretary says, la the bane of the city. He says the government should build a $200,000 hotel as an inducement to foreign travel. He would lease the hotel to the highest bidder. As to the time when the United States will grant independence to the Filipinos and withdraw from the islands, the Secretary says: "Any attempt to fix the time in which complete sett-government may be conferred upon the Filipinos in their own Interest is, I think, most unwise. The key of the whole policy outlined by President McKlnley and adopted by Congress was that of the education of the masses of the people and leading them out of the dense Ignorance in which they are now, with a view to enabling them intelligently to exercise the force of public opinion without which a popular self-government Is impossible.

seems to me reasonable to say that such a condition cannot be reached until at least one generation shall have been subjected to the process of primary and Industrial education, and that when it is considered 'that the people are divided Into groups peaking from ten to fifteen different dialects, and that they must acquire a common medium of communication, and that one of the civilised languages, it Is not unreasonable to extend the necessary period beyond a generation." Kaver Free Trade. The Secretary predict a development of business within twenty-live year that will make the Filipinos themselves stand high In the world's Industrial populations. His recommendations are that Philippine products be admitted Into the United State free ef duly under reasonable limitations, that present restrictions be removed on the aequiel- tion of mining properties, that the Philippine government be authorised to conduct an agricultural bank, and, finally, that the Islands be exempted from the operations of the coastwise shipping laws. TWO ATTACKED BY FOOTPADS. Oae Eaeasea, aat Otker la Beatea aad -i WeaaeeV While on their way home from a dance.

Angel Caramauoaa, years old, 281 West Polk street, and Fells Llmpatheas, years old, 181 West Polk street, laborers, were attacked by highwaymen at West Polk street and Blue Island, avenue yesterday. The robbers dragged Caramadeas Into an alley, and, after beating him. robbed him of $100. Urn-. patheae broke away from the robber and ran.

Llmpatheas notified the police of the Maxwell Street station and Caramadeas was taken to the county hospital. Ho sustained a fracture of the Jaw. TO SELL CHESAPEAKE'S FLAG. Asaerieaas Will Bid for Relle at Aae-" ties is Britata. LONDON, Jan.

SC. The. flag of the American man-of-war Chesapeake I to be. sold at public auction here Wednesday, and there will be spirited competition on the part of Americans to get possession of this famous bit Of bunting. SHELL TRIAL LIABLE TO JIIDEFilllTE.

DELAY Judge Cochran Telephones He Can Not Go On Protracted Continu- ance Is Expected Today -Some Other Magistrate May Hear Case. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. CLINTON, 111., Jan. 26. The Snell case, which was continued for one week last Monday because of the Illness of W.

G. Cochran, the presiding Judge, probably will be continued Indefinitely tomorrow morning because of the continued Illness of Judge Cochran. In conversation with one of the lawyers in the case over the long distance telephone tonight. Judge Cochran declared emphatically: shall not be able to go on with the Snell case." Oa Vera-- of Xenren Brcakeews, Reports from the Judge's home, later were that Judge Cochran's condition Is much worse, and that he is on tHe verge of nervous breakdown. The lawyers representing Richard Snell, the contestant, held a conference at which the possibility of getting another Judge of this circuit to take up the hearing was discussed.

Wllllaa- to Eeape It is known that Judge Cochran would willingly withdraw from the not only because of hi but because also of his personal distaste for scandal, that must necessarily be uncovered and exposed before the case Is ended. If Judge Cochran does not arrive in time to convene court Monday afternoon the attorneys will" hold a conference at which action toward securing another Judge will be taken. SOCIALISTS MARK RUSSIA'S BYGONE BLOODY SUNDAY Plaaa Are Laid to Hold a Parade of the V'aeaiployed TkrasshOBt the City. 'Bloody Sunday in St. Petersburg" was the topic before the German Socialist council.

In Trades Union ball, 55 North Clark street, yesterday, at which Anton Sturm, a socialist leader, was the principal speaker. The meeting was called as the first annual mass meeting in commemoration of the riots in the Russian capital. Other speakers talked on the subject of the local out-of-work. George Koop and A. S.

Knopfnagle were denounced because of the agitation it is alleged they were creating over the formation of a parade for the unemployed. Notwithstanding the action taken by the German Socialist council, groups of throughout the city held meetings yesterday and decided to go ahead with the parade of the unemployed. BISHOP FALLOWS' IDEA OF HEALING AROUSES COUNTRY Mssy Letters of Iaqalry Received aad tlaeatlaa Will Be CeaaldereeV by Ma er atella-loaa" Bedlea. "Christian therapeutics," introduced Into Chicago recently by Bishop Samuel Fallows tor the cur of disease, has caught the attention of the country. Bishop Fallows Is flooded with letters of In a communication yesterday David Hesgte, D.

intimates that the question will be brought up in several other religious bodies In. the city In the near future. Dr. Axel Qustafson spoke on. "Healing" last night at Corinthian ball, Masonic temple.

He said that all that is necessary to effect a cure of disease is for the patient to get In touch with the reservoir of "vital force" that broods over all, and the best way to do this is through the Imagination. $20,000,000 IRON PLANT FOR. MEXICO IS PLANNED Eastern) MiUlaBalrea'Tatereet Preel- a Dlssri PresaMd Fseteryfer Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26.

Complete plans for the establishment of a bar Iron plant to cost $20,000,000 are said to have been formulated today. The promoters are American millionaires, represented. by F. H. Clarke, a New York lawyer.

It Is said President Diss favors the enterprise and will aid the company In Its project. Mr. Clarke's clients are Eastern millionaires. The plant will be erected on the west coast of Mexico at a point convenient for both steamship and railroad traffic. "DEATH ON SIGHT WARNING TO ROBBERS IN ALASKA Mlaera, Aroased by Raids oa Caches, Ora-aalae aa Eirer Ready "Veaare-aace Ceaalttee." Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. 24. Aroused to desperation by the robbing of their "caches," the miners of the Inneke district have organised, and hereafter the robber or robbers will be shot on sight. A score of men have been appointed to act an ever ready posse, and the moment' that a robbery' Is reported this posse will start on the There will be no attempt to bring the robbers to trial, as they will not be arrested. Death-Is the penalty.

"IDEAL HEN" OF CHICAGO PRINCIPAL WINS FIRST PRIZE Jasmeo K. Arasatreaar of Easjleweod Htch Sebool Receive Pralae of Jadarea at Pesltry Ikew. Professor James E. Armstrong's new breed' of chickens, the "Calumets," from which predicts he will develop the hen," received a first prise at the poultry show In yesterday. The efforts of the Englewood high' school principal to" develop a distinctive Chicago breed of fowls which will surpass all others In egg laying ability and table qualities received high praise from the Judge.

la combining the qualities of a game cock and a Dorking hen In a breed of domestie fowls he Is thought by many experts to be on the right track. Janet Fairbanks Bates, the youngest exhibitor in the show, 18 month old. exhibited a Calumet cockerel which received a second prise. TRAIN sideswiped; one hurt. St.

"Loala-ilew York Limited Straelc by Esglae. XENIX, Ohio, Jan. The St. Louis-New York limited oa the Pennsylvania line was sideswiped by a road engine In th railroad yards here. Miss.

Julia Bishop, a millinery buyer of 8L Louis, Jumped from her berth and was hurled against a seat, three of her ribs being broken. BURGLARS GET SI 0,000 IN GEMS Eater Btere at Kalaaiaseo aad Carry Off Valaablea. KALAMAZOO, Jan. 26. Burglars last night entered the Jewelry store of F.

H. Darcy aad took goods valued at $19,000, in-eluding watches, and the better grades of Jewelry. TIIE INTER OCEAN, 3IONDAY MOJINING, JANUARY ,27, 1908. THAW TRIAL LIKELY TO END THIS WEEK Defense Has Another Day of Evi-; dence and Will Present Four.Wit- nesses From Abroad to Testify as to Crazy Conduct in Europe. SCOPE OF THE REBUTTAL IS INVOLVED IN SOME MYSTERY Jerome May Seek to Introduce Secret Records of Commission in Lunacy, but They Were Sealed by Order of Justice Fitzgerald.

Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. NEW YORK, Jan. 26. The fourth week of the Thaw trial, which opens tomorrow, will, It Is believed, see the close of the case. The dispatch with which the present hearing has moved as compared to the trial ot a year ago, which stretched over a period of twelve weeks.

Is little short of remarkable. The defense has another day of evidence to offer, and the state should have Ha rebuttal evidence before the Jury by Thursday night. Myatery la Seeste of Hebattal. District Attorney Jerome has, assumed something ot an air of mystery as to the scope of the testimony he will offer In rebuttal of the showing of insanity made by the defense, but It is said he will make an effort to bring up In court some ot the secret records of the commission tn lunacy which Inquired Into Thaw's condition last March, and which pronounced him cspable of intelligently advising with his counsel. The records of the commission were sealed by order of Justice Fitzgerald, who appointed the board solely for the purpose of advising the court aa to Thaw's mental condition, and this fact may prove a stumbling block to the district attorney's plans.

Fair Wltaeaaea Vron Abroad. The defense will offer the three physicians and the trained nurse who arrived on the steamer Adriatlo Saturday to testify as to alleged Irrational outbreaks by Thaw In Europe some ten years sgo. Then will follow the testimony of Dr. Blngamon, the Thaw, family physician in Pittsburg, and lastly three experts will be placed on the stand to answer a hypothetical question. When their cross-examination is done the defense will rest.

COTTON GOODS LOWERED. Prleee Cat aad Bale laereaaed More laqalry for Plm Irea, An easing up In the money market has improved collections and brought a better feeling In- the trade circles, but th volume of business with manufacturers aad Jobbers has only Increased slightly. Sales of dry goods, the particularly heavy cottons, were Increased by reductions of Mc In prices by the4 leading Jobbers." who made figures below those asked by manusq-y turers and are shading prices to suit the cos turner, all depending Upon the amoun't-jof, goods bought. Shipments on forward orders, are increasing, bdt are lighter than last year's. Buying of Iron and steel was not of large volume, although the orders made a better ftggregate.

Specifications in most lines were held back. A decline ot $1 a ton was made la light rails, although without' bringing out many orders, and for heavy rails there is practically nothing doing. The outlook for. business la merchant bars haa improved, although thi niarket- is regarded as easy. Structural, material is selling better thai any other finished product, but local mills still remained closed.

A decline of $1 a ton was mad in cast iron pipe, while orders of 7,500 tons were booked, mostly of use tn the Northwest. In the pig Iron a better inquiry developed, with sales of about 20,000 tons. Furnace men have withdrawn their low price and are ask- Ing an advance oh a majority of their offers. The United States 8 tee! company has 45 pee cent of Its furnaces Idle and as yet therfe is plenty of iron on hand. Spring trade tn wfr products is picking up better tban wis Expected.

Stocks are low. and prices are ftrtnke held. Old material Is bringing better prteesU Cold weather was favorable for the larger buying of coal, yet. owing to the Increased shipments from the East, the market was weak and (tales were at a lower price- and buyers had the advantage of making the prices. Sales of anthracite were slow.

from the East Indicate that tier is a possibility of certain interests la th coal trade refusing to make the usual April reduction. Buying of lumber is increasing to a moderate extent and there I less pressure en the part of most holders to sell. In the grocery trade a larger number of orders were received, although buying continued in small lots. Man of 82 Sees His Own Grave Dug and Shaft Placed Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. WINSTED, Jan.

26, Charles Avery, fe2, who still enjoys good health. Is personally superintending the digging of his grave la Manchester, also the erection of a monument on his burial lot. The grave Is being cemented on the sides and "NIGHT RIDERS" WHIP MAN SELLING TOBACCO ON SLY Waralasr Seat to a Keataeky Grower Is Dtsresrarded by tbe Receiver aad Caatlaratlea -r-'C Special DUpatch to The Inter Ocean. HOPKINSVILLK, Jan. 16.

R. H. Rodgers'of the Era vicinity, this county, was visited last night by a party of about seventy-five night riders. He was called from his house and severely whipped with buggy whips. Mr.

Rodgers 1 a member of the "association, but is alleged to have sold his tobacco outside of the organisation. He had received. It is said, a warning not to do so. Several shots were fired into his house and all telephone wires were cut. BRICKLAYERS ELECT OFFICERS.

CTnoos Boatoa for Kext Sesaloa of Ia- teraatleaal Halea. DETROIT. Mich.I Jan. 26. Tbe Bricklayers and International Union of America' selected Boston for the next biennial session and eleoted the following officers: President, W.

J. Bowen, New York; vice presidents, Thomas R. Preeoe, Chicago; George T. Thornton, Boston; Joseph P. Duffy, San Francisco; Thomas luard, Toronto, Joseph L.

Kolley. St. Louis, James Hlckey, New York: A. J. Greeves, Winnipeg, and James C.

Rydolt. Indianapolis. Secretary William Dobson, North Adams, Mass. Treasurer Patrick Murray, Albany, N. M0NARCHS, PLAN SEA CRUISE.

Ktaar aad Kalaer to Visit Medlterrta. aeaa ta Mare a. ROMR, Jaa. 16. It is announced here that the Emperor ot Germany will make a cruise in tbe Mediterranean In the latter part of March, and that King Edward will make a similar cruise In April, both monarcbs visiting Sicily aad Florence.

SCHOONER AIID CREW. REPORTED MISSING Vessel Arriving at New York Brings News of Probable Heavy Loss of -Life in Storm Which -Damages Many Atlantic Liters. Special tMspalch to The' Inier Ocean. NEW YORK, Jan. 26.

Storm tossed steamships arriving in port today tell tales of shipwreck and possible heavy Joss of life. Fears that an unknown three masted schooner, with her crew, have been lost in the storm off the Delaware capes are expressed by officers of the steamship Manna Hata, which came Into, the harbor today from Baltimore. The schooner was seen struggling in the trough of the sea off the Delaware capes, and when the Manna which had been blown off Its course, neared the locality where the schooner was last sighted riding out the storm, many pieces of wreckage and quantities of railroad ties were seen in the water, Brlaa; kt p-nr recked Crew. The Italian sUamer San- Giovanni reached here today with Captain H. V.

Morse and the crew ot five of the oil barge'Matanzas, which, with two other barges, the Fall Biver and the Grafton, la tow of the tug Concord, from Philadelphia for Boston, broke adrift during the storm, and for hours was at the mercy of the waves, which wrenched off the rudder and opened ths '--J The Matanzas was filling rapidly when the Italian merchantman hove' in sight, and reached Captain Morse and bis crew. The barges Fall River and Grafton are still missing. The battered superstructures of trans-Atlantic liners, arriving today, were mute evidence of the at saults of th raging seas, while Incoming vessels in- the coastwise and lesser trades all report ince scant battles with waves that kept the decks in a -smother of spume and spindrift, snd knocked angrily at battened hatches. Llarri lieoort Dsawse, The French liner La Touralne came into port today from Havre with a badly dented ventilator, while the White Star stesmship Georgia, from Liverpool, showed the effects of the voyage. Captain Thomas Kldwell of the Georgia died from pneumonia during tho voyage.

The body was buried at ses. William Hug, the chief officer, brought the Georgia to New York. FATHER-IN-LAW STEALS HER; HUSBAND; WIFE GETS $2,500 Jary Saatalaa Clalaa of llllaoia Wiais Astalaaf Relatives if Who Alleaated Maa'e AVfeetloaa. Special DUpatch to The later Oceaa. BLOOMINGTON.

Jan. 26. Grace Kid-Aer was awarded $2,600 la her suit for $10,000 damages against her brother-in-law, Irvin M. Kidder, and her fatbei'-ln-Iaw. Nelson B.

Kidder, for the alleged alienation of the affections of her husband, Fred Kidder. Th principals in this ease are all wealthy presidents of Ogle county. The -Mere myTfeff, flvf.jrar fcgo and kespiag Aippfiri farm ned faAAerciArhere they resided! liritM year ago, when.jhe wife waa srVsatetflp-i a warrant ifotnlaut by a hired nj4 j6 alt leged ast suit. While bond was being arranged in court for her release the husband was called from the room and Mrs. Kidder claims that she has not seen him since.

he aays, the was notified by her father-in-law to remove her belongings from the Kidder The evidence showed bat her -hoabaud, after hi disappearance nt West, where he remained until ahoxtly his WEATHER INDICATIONS." WASHINGTON. lX'C. jWn. 2 Weather fore-cam tor M'indar iul Toudtr: Illinois Fair Monday except snow near lake Mlcnitan. Ha high northwest winds; l'4ieMisjr fair, slowly risicg temperature.

Nart! Uskota Increasing cloudiness and m-arme Monday; snow at night or Tuesday, s. tfoutn Lmkota air, wanuer Monday; Tuesday cloudy, puMlbiy local snows. NebrasKa Generally (air Monday and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday tn east portion. Kansas had AJlhova-Klr Monday and Toes. I M'lssourl and Iowa-Fair, solder UiUa'y Mue-day feU- end-ef inner.

A i r. Hu i'i Ohio Kalr In southwest, enow tn aerttsand east portions MamtBSTTnaleer bisk vest txf nor tear eat Tuesday. except, snow Surriaa la. the 'nurtheaet portion. Indiaaa s'alr, Moada-, except ajisw-peatyCske MktHgan; coldfer with high, norths-eat winds; Tuesday fair- Iwer Michigan Snow and colder Monday, with high northwest winds; Tuesday fair.

I'pper Michigan Snow Monday, eotder in west portion: generally fair Tuesday. Wisconsin Fair Monday, wtth brisk to high northwest to north winUv; Tuesday fair with slowly rising temperature. Minnesota Kalr Monday, warmer In northwest portion; Tuesday Increasing cloudlnsss. possibly snow In west and north portions; warmer In east and south portions. The following ottservationa were made at p.

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8. Clear Cloudy Clear Iear 42 42 14 1 24 Winnipeg Yellowstone Park Trace. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK. Jan.

2. Arrived Steamship Giovanni, from Messina. Naples, aad Palermo. RUPTURE CURED wtthodt use ot the knife. No pain or detention from 1 business.

Assist nature with a Retentive Trass, and la time th rupture will he permanently cured. Call and Investigate. manufacture else ELASTIC STOCKIN03. SUPPORTERS, etc. THE COMMO SKT.SK TRUSS CO, MAIN FLOOR 100 DEARBORN Chicago, IIL Xhe only maXra.

ot trusses, not la a trust. ONE HURT; TWO CARS ARE BURNED IN TRAIN SMASH rrelabt Esslserr Sarea Hlaaself JsMBlag Whf iralt Ocran lai Rail read Yard. One man was severely Injured la a wreck oa the line of tbe Belt Railroad Company of Chicago at Twenty-Sixth street and Forty-Eight avenue yesterday In which a freight engine was partly demolished and two freight cans were destroyed by The wreck was caused by a fast south bound freight train colliding with a train ot empty freight cars, standing In the yard. John Humphrey, 26 years old. 358 West Sixty-Ninth street Areman, was injured.

Humphrey was In the cab of the moving freight engine when the trains bit. -e James Lipton, 45 years old, 832 Eigbty-Second street, engineer of the train, who was sitting In the cab with Humphrey, escaped injury by Jumping before the trains collided. V- DEATHS. Ft'NERAL TRAIN Grace land and Cavalry Funeral train of the Chicago. Milwaukee ft.

i'aul railway leaves t'nlon depot tltadlson and Canal streets! dally at 12Ut0 p. m. DICKINSON Jennie beloved wife of George Ll klnB. at her residence. 244s Hoath Park ae- nue.

Jan. S5. Funeral services 2 p. m. Monday at her late Burial private.

GILMARTIN Edward, beloved husband of Cath- erine nee McUtllent. father of N. K. Gtlmartln. brother of Pstrlrk William.

Michael, and the late James Gllmartln. native of County Leltrim, Ireland. Funeral Tuesday, from bl home. lHe Emerson avenue, at o'rlork. to tt.

Columb-klll's church, where reoaiem high mess will be celebrated, thence bv carriages to Mount Carmel. New York city and Duluth (Minn wtuers please copy. 8TEPINA Anna, beloved wife of August Bte- Stna and mother of Mrs. I'harh-s fi. Fuucek.

Mrs. obn Chleboua. James V. Xteplna. and Henrv Funeral Tuedy.

at 10:90 a. from Mrs. Fours' realdenre 42H W.st Klahteenth street, by carrlagirs to Natloaal ceme-. tery. UNDERTAKERS.

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Phone Dnuglaa 2730 WABASH A V. VERY DESIRABLE ROOM; cynnectijis; bath. Apt. 18. Sd Boor.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ADVICE FREE THOSE IN BfBINEfS OR Domestic trouble may apply to roem Bareaa of Law, a N. Clark st. Hours. IO a.

m. to p. m. DAVID F. DOUBT, SUITE 211.

DEARBORN st. Phone, Central All eaeea handled. I SAW IT IN THE INTER '111. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. FOR BALE SECOND HAND BILLIARD AND pool table.

rant tables, wtth privilege of buy-ifuT THE BRUNSWICK-BALK E-COLLENDER COMPANY. 3 and tap Wabash av. MONEY MADE DAILY BY ADVERTISERS. AND THE INTER OCEAN WANT ADS HELP TO MAKE IT. BRING YOUR WAN ADS OR fELEFHONE 1S04 CENTRAL.

OR TAKE THEM OUR BRANCH DRUG STOKE. AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY. CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD and pool tables of ail kinds, BRUNSWICK-UALKB-COLLSNDM 2S Wabash av. I AW IT IN THE INTER 1 1 t. MATERIAL.

BUILDERS. ATTENTION FIVE SETS STOCK plana. Sft. or mads to order. SIO; resldeneea.

cottages, two flats, or stores: catalogue 23 cents. PERLEY HALE. Architect. u2 Atwood bid. BUG AND MOTH EXTERMINATORS PERSONAL ROACHF-S.

BUGS, RATS EXTER-minated from your pre ml ses under guaranteed contract. Call or write, or phoas Harrison etch. FREDERICK PERES A 427 State at. BUSINESS CHANCES. LOOK AT THIS FIRST.

Fin location for restaurant. Booth Sid station aad transfer corner. Good rooming locality. No restaurant within four blocks. KENNEDY.

E. 6(th and Stat eta. OPPORTUNITIES WH BUY. SELL. AND Exchange any legitimate business, city er country.

Call for free list. At bargain ADDISON A 1IB Dearborn st. BUSINESS INTERESTS OF ALL KINDS bought and sold: we can start you In business suo-ceasfnlly. Rlndlar A Bandars. 171 Washington sL BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Tell tn your age and let me know bow far yon can read this printed matter without leasee and I will send yoa onepalr of "See Right" spectacle by return malL Toil caa wear them for seven day fro, aad If satisfactory at th end of that time yen may send an th price of th ana, which ts sl.OO. If you have no rule to measure with, take a piece of string and hold one end at th tip of your nose end measure th distance to th paper. Then send me tbe string. I will fit you perfectly and convince you that "See Right" spectacle are better than any other. Call or address MANAGER.

"8EE RIGHT OPTICAL Dept. D. SO Fifth Chicago. 111. TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS' WORTH OF hata thrown away yearly In Chicago.

Save thlt, Bring them to the Turner Hat Bieacbery. 210 State 6th floor. Panama, soft haft p. and derbies, both ladle, and gents'. Telephone Harrison 42.

PERSONAL FACIAL AND SCALP TREAT. menu, eleotrolytis, halrdresalng, msnicurin Treatments given and pupils taught. JrfKo. VA1SS UHAhAl I.M. 1471 Michigan av.

phonal Waat 1J.OB. CANDIES. CONFECTIONERY, FINE BONBONS. AND chocolates. Famous throughout th United Btata.

Send for wholesale and retail catalogue. C. F. OUNTHER. Confectioner.

212 Stat St. 'I SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN." CASH REGISTERS. CASH REOI8TBR8. We have the moat complete assortment of pew and second band Hall wood and National cash registers. Including th latest National elecuio machines, of any store in th United State.

We buy, sell, exchange, repair r0n I nh. guarantee for two year, and aav you from 30 to Best bargains oa easiest terms. Call aad be convinced. Not In th trust. WESTERN CASH REGISTER Tel.

Central 212. 123 8. Clark at. CLOTHING. PAY.

HIGHEST PRICES FOR WORN MEN'S clothing. A. TEPPER. 707 Elk Grove av. TT PRBBl HISFIT GARMENTS AT HALF COST NlCOLL 1HE TAILOR, Clark and Adams at.

NAPII A PROCESS USED TO CLEAN ruga, laoa curtain, draperies. LB LOUVRE 12 Coiorado 127 Ashland hlvd. West 226-L KORNBnODTB SR3 W. CHL TEL. MOM.

1207; 1171 W. North; 630 CaL 1101 Armltage; 1604. 1132, OUt Milwaukee 148 State 4th ft. AUG. SCHWARTZ-LADIES' AND GENT Or garments: 8 stores.

168 Illinois si, 12 Deaxaora wv w. ssawwn COOK A Id LAIN, SO DEARBORN 804T Oak. Ma I SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN." DERMATOLOGISTS. DR. PRATT FACB PERT4 DETECTIVES.

HIGH t'LAitd SERVICE. RE Liable, aceurate, quick. Res-onable fees. Phone 711 Central. Hartford Det.

Ag'cy, W-g. 14Q Dearborn st. uiu tbivpp' PRIVATE DPTTE'T- Ive acency. 3104 Grove av. TeU 223 D'.

ALEXNDE DETEfTIVE St. Reliable cervlce. AGENCY. 171 Tel. Main mi.

Washington I SAW IT IN THE INTER DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. K)R PPRINO WORK START NOW-MILLI-oery Deflgnlng. Dreucattlng. Dresmaklng. and Ladles Tailoring thoroughly laucht.

Biggest and best- equipped school In Chicago. -Waiet, eoau Jacket, and skirt vattems cut ta flt, 60 cents. French models exhibited this week. Night echooi. Monday.

Wednesday, and Frtda. all departments, onlv SI per week. Hats made at.d tree. DOWKLL 41 btata su TaL Central W2J. FANCY SEWING LAYETTES AND TROU8-aeaua designed and prepared.

Hand work only. Reasoaabla rates. Address 153, Tbe Inter Ocean. CHICAGO COLLEGE OF MILLINERY. Mm.

Bleste. Prin. 25 vrt. experience; positions furnished: night school. SO Paaxborn nr.

Wash. HUE. HUNT'S SCHOOL OF MILLINERY, CHI-eago's best. 1201 Mason.le temple, night school. "I AW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN." ALL WRS TO ORDER REDfCED THIS WEFK 2-1 per cent.

Old furs and seal Jackets remodeled like new. f. no iu. ashingtoa at. tnrmmriy with (has.

A. Ktvvens A Broa. "I SAW IT IN THE INTER Iy int. HELP WANTED-MALE. Solicitors.

GoMitoiit lew ProposUiDn. After 4 P. M. Wcoa, Qr. JBepU THE WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE wonderful demand for barbers; tew weeks eom- practical experience, rererui instmetleiis.

demonstrations, and exam In at lone; tools given: positions wslting- top wages paid. Call or writ MOLKR BARBER COLLEGE. 433 Wabash av. WANTED JOR THE U. 8.

MARINE CORPS men between ages 21 and Ui An opportunity to are in worm, or ruu iniormattoa appty in person or oy reiier to zw tiari ex. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOLS OF AMERICA. Instruction In driving and repairing Phone Calumet lOM 16U2 Michigan av. WANTED YOUNO MEN TO LEARN TELEQ-raphy. Call or writ R.

ad, SO Washington at. "I SAW IT IN THE INTER HELP WANTED FEMALE. MISCELLANEOUS. Training School for Nurses. The Chleaew Policlinic Training School fn- Nureea.

coo coo ted In accordance with the laws ef Illinois, provide a three years' course of Instruc tion ta an era nones or nursing in tne Chicago Pnllellnc Hospital and Dispensary, the St. Mary's eternity Lnepeneary; tne rienrotia Memorial Hospital, and the Children' Memorial Hoapltal. Students receive board, lodging, and laundry, and a small compensation while In training. Candidate must be between 2u and 82 year of age. have a good Knallsh education, be healthy, and furnish satisfactory Application should be made to the Superintendent of Nureea.

en rot 1 Memorial Hospital. La Salle avenue, corner Oak street. LADIES BE SELF-SUPPORTING. OUR FREE catalogue explains how teach halrdresalng. manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis, chiropody tn few weeks; tools Included.

Call or write MOLER COLLEGE. 43S Wabash ae. LADIES DAY OR EVENINGS TO LEARN TEL-earaphUur. V. E.

TeX frS-Su La Salle R. 32. LOANS ON FURNITURE. ETC FIDELITY LOAN IS MONROE SUITE MS. CORNER CLARK.

PHONE CENTRAL 2oB. WJS LOAN ON WE OFFER FURNITURE. UN EQUALED RATES. PIANOS. BEST TERMS, HORSES, QUICKEST SERVICE.

WAGONS, ETC ABSOLUTE PRIVACY. By establishing credit with us you will have an asset that caa be used in any emergency. FIDELITY LOAN Room 509 Fort Dearborn bldg. and 801 W. fM et.

Corner Wentworth. av. Phone Went S37. YOU CAN BORROW ANT AMOUNT OF MONEY oa household furniture, piano, hoi sea, wagons, or any valuable security. will guarantee to make you the loan the earns day you let a know.

Please remember there are no red tap forman-tiea or Inquiries mad of your neighbor er employer. Our term are absolutely th bast In Chicago. There are certain advantage to be gained bv dee line with the oldeet. lare. sex.

aaa only In- corpora ted loaa company In Chicago. THE CHICAGO MORTGAGE LOAN CO-. 175 DEARBORN ROOM 817. THE CHICAGO MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 180 W.

MADISON ROOM 202. SALARY LOANS. Leadlagr Caieasro "Irate. BANKERS TO THE PEOPLE. Ton can borrow money of us In small sums ss well aa large.

Men and Women Employed Business Men. Too: We will give you th street rat In Chicago. LADIES of reputable family may easily borrow on their owa nam and promise. Tel. Harrison Bin, or call privet offlc at eOB, SIS Dearborn st.

'corner Adams. WEST COMPANY. SALARY LOANS. ILLINOIS INVESTMENT ROOM 10. 10 DEARBORN Loan tie to 8560 to salaried people on Mala not the earn day as application.

MONET LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND others without security. Easy payment. Office In 03 principal cities. EMFLOYES' CREDIT Room 20O. 128 La Salle st.

NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY. Joint Stock R. 4S1. 108 LA SALLE ST. PER ANNUM.

loans to honest persona. A square deal. lSl)i. 204 Dearborn st. Cent.

Mas. CUT RATES ON ALL SALARY AND FURNI-gir Joaca. Everybody callT Room 800, 128 La "I SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN." MINES AND MINING. FRF.H FOR MONTHS A JOURNAL OF rftco Interest to all Investor. Address In-vestorr Review.

808 A Ualt Chi cage. 1U. GET OUR QUOTATIONS BEFORE BUYING OR selling any unlisted stocks. HARRY LEWIS A CO. (Incorporated), 181 LaSaU Chicago.

RELIABLE QUOTATIONS BUTINO-AND BELLr tag- local, mlaceuaneoua. and Nevada atocka. D. M. 818 La.

Saiie soiaciToit. WAIITEB Experienced TATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. S. In th Circuit Court of said Cook CountyT Ebe nrser nucaingnam et ai.

v. The Traders insur- anc company, lT.OfCi. To All Parties In Interest: Pursuant to order- heretofore entered herein. Public Notice 1 Hereby Given that on the 2K th day of Janiurv. Ita.M at the opening of court, or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, before his Honor.

Judge Walker, in the County Building, or euch ether Judge of said court as mar be hearlna chencenr motioa on said day. wa shall present the follow ing! Petition for permlrsloa to compromise clslrrl with the Western Factory Insurance Association and tbe Calumet Fire Insurance Company petition for allowance of fees to receiver's solicitors In San Francisco; petition fug alio ance of fees to receiver and to receiver's general counsel: petition of the receiver for the correction of sundry reports heretofore filed herein, and shall ask foe-orders that the prayers of said petitions may be granted. At the same time aad place we shall, present for approval receiver" a supplementary report oa return premium claims lodaed with re ceiver, both prior and aubeequent to September 27. UK): receiver' euDPlemeatal recert on eral claims lodged with receiver both prior an.lr subsequent to Heptember 27. Iletrfl.

and shall ask for an order approving and allowing same, unless Objections be filed theicto by Some party or parties in Interest within thirty days from the dale of uch order and a copy of such objections Hied with us. At the same time and plaee we ahill also present receiver's report of receipts and disburse menta for the month of November and Decembes, 10U7. toghther with public accountants cerUned account of same, and shall aak fur an order that uie same be approved. Dated Chicago. January 2.

NOBLE H. Jl'DAH. THARI.Krt H. HA MILL. Solicitor for State Bank of Chicago.

Receiver of The Traders Insurance Company. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE HATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Bernhard A. Happ to register the title to that part of lot three 3 lying Easterly of a line drawn parallel with and two hundred (2hO feet East from the center line of the right of wsy of the Chicago and Northern Railway and that part of lot five lying Easterly of the center line of Happ Road except the South 2o links thereof) in the Subdivision of th South 1U7 acres of the Southwest quarter U). Alto lot 3 and tbe South half Vr of lot Ore tn the subdlvlalon of tbe North West quarter ot the South Esst quarter all ot section: nineteen 41b).

Township forty-two 42 North. Rang, thirteen (13. east of the third Ord) Principal Meridian is Cook County. Illinois. General No.

2415. To all whom it may concern: Take notice, that on the Fourth day of January. A. D. aa application waa filed by A.

Hsppla tbe Circuit Court of Cook County for initial registration of the title to the laod a ove described. -Now. unless you appear on or before the Sixth-' euh day of February. A. D.

llM'S. and show cause why such application shall sot be granted, the sam will be takea as confessed and a decree wlil entered according to tbe prayer ot the application- and you will be forever barred from disputing ths same. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk.

Circuit Court Cook County. Illinois. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Justus M. Stevens to register tbe title to Lots tbir- ty-on.

Wl), thirty-two t2i. thirty-three CM), thirty-four Ot), thirty-five 3S), thirty-six tad), and thirty-seven 3J. in Block nine 9. In R. H.

Mel- ton' 8ubulvlloo of lots nine S. ten (1(0. eleven (llh and twelve (12). in Iglehart's subdivision of be South Weet Quarter of section seven (7). Town-ship thirty-eight i3 North.

Range fourteen U. East of tbe third 3rdl Principal Meridian la Cook County. Illinois. General No. 2417.

To all whom It may concern: Take Notice, that on the Fourth 4lht day of January. A. D. 1U0S. aa application wa filed by said Jut tut M.

Steves ut th Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial registration of th title to th lead above described. Now unless yoa. appear on or before the Sixth 6th) day of February. A. it.

11MM. and show caut why such application shall not be granted, the asm wlil be taken at confessed and decree wilt entered according to the prayer of tbe application and yea will be forever barred from diapullng th tame. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. JR.

Clerk. Circuit Court. Cook County. Illinois. Tolman.

Red field and Sexton. Applicant's Solicitor. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE'APPLICATION OF Justus M. Steven to register the title to Lot thirty-one (31 thirty-two U2.

thirty-three (83). thirty-four (34). thlrty-flve o6. thlrty-ats tbirty-sevea (37). thirty-eight CM), thirty-nine ('.

forty 1o. aad forty-one 41. In Block eight (8). ia Goodwin. BalUtier A Phillips subdivision of the Wot half of the South Wett quarter (4) Of section twenty-six ao).

Township thirty-nine (38 North. Range thirteen (IS). East of the third (Srd Principal Meridian, la Cook County, lUlnola. Gen- -eral No. 1418.

To all whom It may concern Take Notice, that oa the Fourth (4tb day of January. A. D. IMS, aa application was fiied by said Justus M. Stevens la the Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial registration of the title to the land above described.

Now unless you appear on or before the Sixth teth day of February. A. D. 1908. and show caa re why such application shsll cot granted, the earn will be taken as confessed and a decree wHl be entered according to the prayer of th applies ilea and yea will be forever barred from disputing th ram.

JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk. Circuit Court, Cook County. Illinois.

Tolman. Reddeld and Sexton. Applicant Sollclter. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. -IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Justus M.

Stevens to register the title to Lot even (7) tn Block sixteen lie, in Auburn Park, being a subdivision in section twenty-eight 2l. Township thirty-eight 3M North. Kan re fourteen (14). East of the third (3rd) Principal Meridiaa in Cook County. I til note.

General No. 241. To all whom it may concern: Take notice, that oa th. Fourth (4th) day of January. A.

D. leus. an ap-pllcattoa was filed by said Justus M. etevena ia the Circuit of Cook County for Initial registration of th title to the land above described. Now voire you appear en or bef ere tne Sixth (Sib) day of February.

A. ead show causa why such, application ahall not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of tbe appllcatloa, and yea still be forever barred from disputing the same. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk, Circuit Court Cook, County.

lUlnola, Tolman. Red field A Sexton. Applicant' Solicitor. NOTICE" 1 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -THAT the undersigned wfll offer at Public Sale to th highest bidder, on Monday, February 3rd. lOufe? at Room Number 4M In the Rookery Building-.

Southeast corner La Salle and Adams Street, la the City of Chicago. County ef Cook and Stat ef llllaoia at 10 o'clock in the morning of said the following described bonds, Number. St3 to O02. both inclusive. and ou4 to S23.

bothi inclusive, of the National Mining and Milling Company. fold bonds, par value SMO each, due VJM. payable at Encampment, Wyoming, at the office of the North American Trust Company. Trustee. Interest parable October 1st-and April let, at said Trustee's office, or at the Continental National Bank.

Chicago, interest. coupons to April 1st, 1AC7. attached, at which tint, and place tbe said bonds ill be sold at Public Auction to th highest bidder. ROGER L. ELMER ALLEN KIMBALL.

Attorney, laoi Unity Building. ESTATE OF ELLEN HOREN. DECEASED. All persons having claims against the estate ef Ellen Horen. deceased.

Ire hereby notified and requested to attend and present auch claims to th Probate Court of Cook County. Illlcola. for th purpose of having th sam adjusted at a term of Kid Court- to be neia at tn rrooate court itoem. tbe City of Chicago. In said Cook County, oa the first Monday of March.

A. D. 08. being tbe second dsy thereof. Dated Chicago.

January 2. IPOS. ALICE M. HANSON, Administratrix. Elmer A.

Kimball. Attorney. BATLET A WEBSTER. Attorney. -a 153 La Sail Street.

ESTATE OF GEORGE II BARBER. DECEASED, All persons having claims against the eatate of Gears-. L. Barber, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to attend and present such claim to tn probata court or coos county. Illinois, for th purpose of having the tame adjusted at a terns of said Court, to be held at tbe Probate Court Room, tn the Cltv of Chicago, in said Cook Count v.

on th first Monday of Marca. A. D. lbOS. beiag tn eecona aay tnereoi.

Dated Chicago. January IS. 1609. MARY M. BARBER.

Administratrix. Bayley A Webster. Attorneys. MACHINERY. ETC.

Rellaale ClaleaeT Ftraae. ITT TOO HAVE ANY KIND OF AN INVENTIONS or patented article which doea not work right or not In practical manufacturing form, bring It me and I will perfect It for you, C. J. SYKEft. 1S9 W.

Madison st. Model and experimental work. WE HAVE A FIRST CLASS. WELL EQUIPPED mac ins shop to do light manufacturing; screw machine work, erecting and general repairs. THEO W.

BOHLEN A Tl- Humboldt 1143. 738 Olrardst. 6PECIAL ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS AND apparatus designed and built to order. 8. O.

ARNOLD MANUFACTURING CO 2M W. 42d ear Wentworth Chicago. FOR SALE ONE 1H. t4. AND 8 OAaO Una snglnea.

MAtni. 28 B. Clinton St. HOISTING ENGINES. OARS.

LOCOMOTIVE S. ateam ahovela. and maohlnary generally. WIIXLS EHAW. Chicago.

Telephone. Central 178. UQBT MAStFAtTlHUKA WANTED QUANTrTT MANUFACTTTRTNO worhi dies, tools, sheet metal stamping, screw, ma-chins. turretjathe work. METAL SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING IS-SO West Randolph efc REGAL MODEL WORKS.

1M fl. CLARK ST. Novelties. Inventories developed and completed, eta. "I SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN.1 MEDICAL.

DR. J. P. BENNET. TREATS DISEASES OF MEN ONLY.

48 B. VAN BUREN ST. Itours: a. in to p. except Moadaya, Wednesday, and Friday close at 4 p.

m. i NURSE TAKES CONFINEMENT CASES. Strictly private; physician in attendance. Call write for particular and Htwatur. 17 Lincoln av.

WHITE'S HOSPITAL. OPERATING UNDER state license, takes confinement cases; expert physician In attendance. SOS Forest av. MRS. PLENE CONFINEMENT CA8FS, MA.

ternity horn. Physician in attendance: 82 rear state license. 8185 Halated st. Yards TSed. CHICAGO EAR, EYE, NOSE, AND THROAT 17 Dearborn st-.

suite 614 Hour 12-4. T-t NURSE TAKES CASES PRIVATELY: EXP8-rtencad physician in attendance. 871 W. Adams at. IRENE HOW CONFINEMENTS: RESIDENT physician.

708 Jackson corner Honor LADIES VIBURNUM CO. IS GUARANTEED I 81 by mall. Peeler Medicine St. Louie. Moj' DR HABENCLEVER, 182 STATE Treat ail diseases ef women and children.

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