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New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
HELD COURT IN PATROL WAGON.
ONE LEGGED MAN SENT TO JAIL ON
CHARGE OF BEATING HIS WIFE
WITH HIS CRUTCH.

Paterson, July 14-Justice Cohen held court
in police patrol wagon last night, arraigning
a prisoner and issuing a commitment The
light furnished by matches held by police
men. The prisoner John Couser, a one
legged man. who was accused Of assaulting his
wife. Mrs. Couser is in the hospital with a
fractured jaw and is also suffering from blood
poisoning.
The assault it is alleged, was committed on
JHly T. 1t is said that Mrs. COuser refused to
go for beer. and her husband struck her with
his Crutch. Mrs Couser cared for at home
until Monday, when her condition became such
that it was thought better to take her to the
hospital. About two weeks ago COuSer fell
down and injured his remaining leg, and since
then had been confined the house As the
Woman's condition became worse, the patrol
wagon was sent to Cousers home last night
and he was taken to the Jail after Justice Cohen
had held court in the wagon and committed him
to await the result Of his wife's injuries.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
THE WATER WARNS UP. AND EVERYBODY
GOES IN BATHING.


Atlantic City n. J.. July Il (SpeclaD.-Horse
Show week opened to-day with n great midde-of
houses and cottages. 1t the beginning of the
six big weeks that every body looks forward to
the time of pleasure, excitement, money coming
and wear and tear Everything IN the way OF
accommodation was reasonably full, full enough
for comfort. a feeling of fulness that made every
satisfied.
Railroad men. first OF all. felt they earning
their salaries by passing people along from hot
cities to cool resorts. Each company reported
normal business somewhat larger than year ago
The steady business in distinction from the Sat
urday and Sunday rush. is larger this year than
last
More than twenty thousand people had warm
bath. They went into the ocean from the Heinz
pier TO Chelsea, and all the way along the surf
warm many people take baths at home.
The bathing house masters heard kicks be-
warmed up by the sunny weather OF last week.
Mr.. Morris and family, OF ReadYile, Va.
rived yesterday at Longport in their launch the
Alert. Mr.. Morris will remain at Longport until
September, when he will return to his home.
Among the arrivals registered for the season at
the Lawrence. in South Mdryland-ave.. is Walter
Raymond Duff. OF New-York.
A real prince arrived at the shore Yesterday
afternoon with his suite, and registered at the
Hotel Dennis. He is Dr. 5. Cato. Governor OF the
Island OF Formosa The prince is accompanied
by X. Oshima, II chemist in the employ OF the
official of the japanese Department OF Agriculture
and two secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
HAVE DETECTIVE ARRESTED.
LIQUOR MEN ACCUSE HIM OF GETTING
MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs.

LIQUOR MEN ACCUSE HIM OF GETTING
MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs.
William Huckle. the Newark temperance de-
tective. was arrested yesterday on a charge OF
obtaining money under false pretences. He was
employed by Unity Lodge, Good Templars. TO
get evidence against saloOnkeepers who vio-
lated the Sunday law. He was assisted in the
work by young woman. and they caused the
arrest of many saloonkeepers
The complainants against Huckle are Thomas
C. Hays. Winfield Scott Van Clief, John W.
Basch and Matthew Carroll. members of the
advisory board of the Liquor Dealers Protec-
tive League of Newark. When Huckle was
brought to the First Precinct police station two
nVe-dollar bills and ten-dollar bill were taken
hom him. 1t was alleged that this money was
Pald To MIN shortly before he was arrested by
Thomas c. Hays. secretary of the Liquor Deal
ers League. who said that the bills We're
marked, and that he paid them To Huckle in MS
saloon, with the understanding that Huckle
would not get any evidence against his place.
Hucklc's defence that he was employed
by the liquor dealers to get evidence for them
against disOrderly houses To meet expenses
he gave lecture in Association Hall The de-
hCienCy account OF the small audience was
S3I 90 He said that the liquor dealers told him
that they would make good this loss, and ne
went TO Hayss saloon yesterday by their IN
vttatiCn. After he received SO he was told that
the balance of SIT 30 would be paid later.
Then he was arrested. Huckle will have an ex-
animation in the First Precinct police court tniS
morning. He expects that the temperance peo-
ple Will rally to his support.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
OCEAN GROVE.
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF NEw-JERsEY EP-
WORTH LEAGUE TO-DAY.

Ocean Grove N J., July Il (SpeciaD.-lnterest In
the Sunday School Assembly is increasing daily
This morning Tornley Chapel was crowded TO the
doors with students. The topics discussed were:
Paul a Prisoner" The Doctrines Of Christ" and
The Relation of Facts TO Doctrines" On Thursday
and Friday evenings moving pictures will be shown
In the Auditorium in connection with the assembly
The annual convention Of the New-Jersey Ep-
worth League will be held tomorrow IN the
Temple with the Rev. DR.. F. A De Maris, of
Camden president Of the board of control, in the
chair. At the final session the Rev DIR. George
Adams, of Brooklyn, will be the principal speaker
On the following day the international order OF
the Kings Daughters will meet here in annual
convention Mrs Margaret Bottome. Of New-York'
the founder OF the order, together with well known
deaconesses of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
viii deliver addresses. -
Miss Ella p Chase. Of Brooklyn, Is a soJourher
the Atlantic House. :,
Bishop John ii. Vincent was one Oh lhe uis-
snguished Methodist visitors yesterday: 80
DR.. T. r. Hernheimer, Of Jersey CITY, is Win
Mrs. HernheimeT at the Majestic:
Mrs Mary T. Stafford, Of NeW-BrunsWlck, Is
spending the summer at the La Pierre.
DR. s H. Terhune. of Passaic. is seeking rest ana
amusement at the WaVerly- -, =,
Thomas II. Whitley, Of Newly ork, Is with MS
family at the Alaska.
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ARRESTED on CHARGE or MURDER.
STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES IN DEATH OF FARM
HAND AT BREWSTER

STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES IN DEATH OF FARM
HAND AT BREWSTER.
Danbury, Conn, July 14-John Valstedt a clti-
zen of Brewster, y. Y, was to-day committed TO
jail in Carmel, \. Y, 10 await trial on a charge
of causing the death of John Anderson of Brew
ster, by administering strychnine. Anderson, who
was an old resident OF Brewster and had lived
Tor some time with Valstedt and had been en-
ployed by him, died on July l. Subsequent TO the
burial rumors which had become rife led the au-
thorities TO have the body exhumed. 1t is said an
examination showed the presence Of a large guam
tty of strychnine in the stomach. Suspicion was
directed toward Vastedt. IT was said that he
held note for several hundred dollars against
Anderson, and also had policy for 500 Ander-
sons life. A warrant for Valstedts was
procured, but when the coroner attempted to serve
IL Nalstedt started off at a and disappeared in
some woods.
A constable and posse, who pursued found Val
stedt lying under tree with his wrists cut in an
apparent effort 10 commit suicide. He resisted
capture but was eventually removed 10 the village
lookup and later taken to the Carmel tail
Falstedt denies that he killed Anderson, and re-
fuses to explain why he wished TO take his own
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
TRIED TO MURDER HIS EMPLOYER.
ITALIAN CARPENTER LAID CONTRACTORS
ARM OPEN WITH AN AXE.

frame house which Joseph Sederini OF
Maple-st. Weehawken Heights N j., is
building i'm that street was the scene of a
savage attempt at murder yesterday morning
The contractor is Antonio Pro an Italian, of
NO. Ill Jeherson-st, Hoboken, and all his men
are Italians. Piro, it is said did not pav off
his men as usual on Saturday, and yesterday
Citro Caro- twenty-nine years old, a carpenter
OF NO. I}@ Grand-st., Hoboken, demanded his
money Piro said that he could not pay him
just then. whereupOn Caro- seized a carpenters
axe and struck Piro terrific blow on the arm
cutting through arteries and muscles and MAX
ing an incision in the bone
caro- then ran, brandishing the bloody axe
with PRO. the blood gushing from his arm i'm
pursuit. The carpenter dropped a loaded re-
VOlver In the street Piro continued the chase
until he fell from exhaustion. He was cared for
IN Pallmans grocery store. at Palisade-ave and
Maple-3t.
Arthur birmingham. of No. 229 MaDle-st
took up the chase, and was soon Joined by BIZ
cycle Policeman Dunkrack. The latter caught
caro- in West HobOken. near the trolley station.
ana he and Birmingham took the prisoner back
10 the grocery store. where he was identified
by Pro Caro- was taken to the weehawken
police station and Piro was removed 10 Christ
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
ST. JAMES AND ITS GAY ACTORS.
A NORTH SHORE COLONY WHICH \
PROPHET SAYS WILL GROW NIGHTLY.

NORTH SHORE COLONY WHICH \
PROPHET SAYS WILL GROW NIGHTLY
ST. James Long Island July Ii (SpeciaD.-Thls
place is again enjoying its popularity pleasant
summer resort for those who fortunate as
to be able to rent cottages. The season is
now well advanced. and the regular business OF
vacation recreation seeking established The
weather of the last week has. for the most part
been bright and warm. Outdoor life. in the woods
and on the IIarbor and Sound. has been enjoyed
TO the full. Bathing is at it's best. y day IS not
complete without a long swim in the little bay.
Boating has been excellent steady breeze blow
ing In most of the time Fishing, ii is said. is also
very good; buefsh. especially are running We'll,
and large catches reported nearly every day.
The summer residents are all occupied the actors
colony is gay and lively the Shore Inn has good
number of guests. and expects steady compile
ment during the whole season.
St James Is situated a little inlet OF Long
Island Sound, called Stony Brook Harbor. From
the head Of the bay to the Sound is distance of
a bout two miles. The harbor is famous for its
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
ROOSTER KILLS 4 MAN.
SPURS HIM IN THE HAND WHEN HE is CARRY
ING HENS FROM THE YARD-DEATH
FOLLOWS SOON.

Lambertville, July Thames w. Carroll, we'll
known merchant OF this place, buried this af-
ternoon in Rivervew Cemetery. His death
caused by his being spurred by rooster last Fri
day On that day he caught couple of hens and
was about TO carry them out of the yard when the
rooster of the flock attacked him. The bird buried
one OF his spurs in Carrolrs hand. The spur it is
supposed entered one of the arteries. The hand
began 70 swell at once. and became painful.
hr. Carroll went to doctor who treated the
wound reducing the swelling and the pain. He was
eaNsed 70 go home and keep quiet for the rest
ol tne Gay, And walked home with friends laughing
oyer tne attack OF the rooster. Just after enter
and In few minutes fell dead.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
STAGE AND TROLLEY CAR CRASH

THE DRIVER OF THE FORMER BADLY IN
JURED-NO ONE ELSE SERIOUSLY HURT
New w-Brunswick July IA stage with thir-
teen persons aboard and trolley car well filled
with passengers were in collision near South
River early this morning. The occupants of the
stage were members of the local council Of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle. They had been
visiting the council of the order at South Amboy.
and were returning home, when. owing to the
darkness, a trolley crashed head on into
the stage,
The horses swung out of the way and were not
hurt, but the driver, Albert Oesen. was thrown
from his seat and received severe injuries All
the occupants of the stage were badly shaken
glass, but except Olesen was seriously
hurt. None of the passengers of the car were
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
MANY ARRIVALS AT THE WATER GAP

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. July IA (SpeciaD-
The station baggageman has just recovered from
yesterdays rush, and he is glad once more Monday
has gone its way. The stages that lined up at the
rear Of the platform went up the hill slowly and
the horses tugged at their burdens as best they
could. Mr.. Yarrick, whose Delaware House is a
stones throw from the station viewed the process
sion as his patrons walked to their destination
s. E. Cotton and family, of New York are here
for the season. They staying In the village
Miss Cotton is devoted to the Delaware She is ar
expert with the oars and a swimmer.
Mrs and Miss Hutchings of New-York were
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
HoPATcONG BRIGHTENING DAILY.

SUNSHINE BRINGS CROWDS TO THE CHARMING
LAKE IN NEW-JERSEY.
Lake Hopatcong N J., July "A (SpeciaD.-It seems
wonderful what few days Of sunshine will do for
a resort. Mount Arlington the centre OF summer
pleasure found yesterday of hustle. All the
hotel people were preparing for to-day, and the
cottagers were receiving friends
Mr.. and Mrs Du Bois, of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagelin the Misses Hagelin DR.. and Mrs. Twing,
Mrs. n A. living Professor l. G. Monroe and
Master +. G. Monroe among the New-Y Yorkers
who up for the day. Hoboken sent Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennng. J. A. Hencken Frank Switzer, Mr..
and Mrs. Walsinger and Rudolph Metzger.
The American House and Bryant's are lively
houses, and Zucks German hostlery is repeating
the success OF past seasons.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
EHPTIED SHOTGUN IN BURGLARS BACK

THIEF ESCAPED But WITHOUT SECURING .Nv
VALUABLES
hacKehsack' July IA (Specia).-Otto ]. Weber
Hhckensack grocer early this morning emntiad his
shotgun In the back of a burglar as the Ia,,ar
MADE MS escape through the front door Accom-
plces on the outside aided the burglar and :, d
De"e'eo morse and wagon were used in escape
"eper was awakened by noise in his hall He
called TO learn who was there and ubsn -. s,s
not recognize the voice OF the man who an.wsrd r,d
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
A CUBAN DEVELOPMENT comPANr.

ONE WITH 100000 CAPITAL INCORPORATED
AT TRENTON.
Trenton N J.. July l4.-Certihcates of incorpora-
ton fled with the Secretary OF State here to-
day follows:
The American-cuban Development Company cap
itsl, s. 10000. The company is authorized 10 de-
veop lands in Cuba The corporators are James
X. TilIotson, A. Livingston Norman and George w.
Flaacke, OF Jersey City.
The Pacific Alaska Transportation and Coal Com
pany; capital S3O00OoO The corporation is author
lied 70 mine and TO carry transportation bust
ness. The corporators Louis s. Posner and
David N. Harnes, OF New-York, and Louis ID.
Bailey OF Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
PATENT DEVICE FOR SACRAMENT.
WILL BE Used IN BLESSING THE THROAT
IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

Baltimore, July H-Father Henry S. Nagengast
of this city, has patented device be used as an
aid in the rite of blessing the throat This cere-
mony occurs annually in all Catholic churches on
the third Sunday in February, its object being to
secure TO the persons blessed protection for the
throat. In administering this office the priest
holds in his left hand lighted candles against
the throat Of the petitioner.
The flames from the candles often SINCE the
hair. and sometimes set fire the wells or hats of
women receiving the blessing. The grease from
the candles falls upon Yestment clothing, and
often ruins them Father Nagengasts device Is
a combined shield for the candles and drip pan
10 catch the grease. 1t eliminates the element of
danger and gives comfort to the ceremony. Car
dinal Gibbons has sanctioned the of the in
Vention in the churches of this diocese.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

also among yesterdays arrivals. Miss Hutchings
is a member of an class, and has sketched
many OF the charming scenes about here III other
seasons.
rived yesterday, and will spend six weeks at the
cottage of ID. T. Wallace, at Shawnee
Mr.. Hanes, accompanied by G.. E. Haley, a.
Terwilger, S p. Chase and w. Doubleday, of
New-York. stopped here in a red automobile yes
terday and after dinner sped on toward Port Jer-
Wis. The party has been out three days. and will
be out two weeks longer.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
TO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.

July August The NevvYork
of
the Summer Resorts which noticed this The
in
inscribed with the
be and communications
Amateur Photograph Department Tribune New York"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

grabbed his gun and into the hall. The burglar
He'd without securing any vaIuableS
Miguel AntOnSanti Cuban cigar manufacturers
9woke this morning to find his bedroom upside
down. An investigation showed that $50 in cash
a gold watch and several rings and other iewelry
had been stolen IL is thought that this burglary
WeberS home.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
MOUNT PoCONo AND POCOyI1yS.
THE DAILY PROGRAMME AT \ POPULAR SUMMER
GATHERING PLACE

GATHERING PLACE
Mount Pocono, Penn, July Il (SpeciaD-There
a few adieus said yesterday TO friends but
the great number that arrived on the regular and
two special trains Friday and Saturday threw the
departures away into the shade
There are not many young men here as is de-
sired. but. that is the cry everywhere the
young women enjoy dancing with each other thich
they say is better than not dancing at all.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt and Miss Nesbitt OF New
yesterday by way of Henryvle and spent a Few
hours at the cottage OF Mr. and Mrs. CantreH OF
New-York '
One OF the merriest parties OF the season. made
up OF young people at the village hotel yesterday
drove to Paradise Falls near HenryvfIe
There was large attendance at Trinity EpisCo-
pal Church yesterday morning where RiShOn Tai
bot OF the Central Pennsylvania Diocese preachej
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
RECEIVER FOR BAY STATE GAS co.

Boston. July 4-Judge Lowell, of the United
States Circuit Court, to-day appointed George d.
Hallock. Of New-Jersey, aneilIary receiver OF the
Bay State Gas Company. of New-Jersey. The
original proceedings were brought in New-Jersey
by r.. L. Day e. Co.. bondholders
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
HEAgLEs ON THE LANCASTER

Newport News. Va. July 1A-Three cases OF
measles among the three hundred apprentices on
board the United States training ship Lancaster
now OF Fortress Monroe. caused the vessel to 20
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hurt. The stage was badly damaged and the
forward part OF the trolley car was smashed
The Eagles say that they will make no more
trips with thirteen in the party
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
THE COUNTING PLAN P4TLED.

From The Albany Argus.
A-Well, and how did you sleep last nghtr Did
you follow my advice and begin counting?
B.-HeS; counted up to hundred and eighteen
thousand
A.-And then you fell asleep?
B.-No; then IL was time get up
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

into quarantine to-day. The disease is said to be
OF a mild type. The Lancaster was under orders 10
sail for Tompkinsvile, n. Y, Tomorrow but her
departure is now delayed indefinitely
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
HUNDREDS VISIT GREENWOOD LAKE,.
HoTELKEEPERs ARE SMILING AT THE STEADY
INFLUX OF GUESTS

INFLUX OF GUESTS
Greenwood Lake, y. j., July II (SpeCiaD 1t was
the usual thing yesterday-the thing that always
comes when the skies blue-a big rush OF Wis
itors. and everybody rushing around preparing for
their reception.
Before noon the Erie's big ten car excursion
dumped its load OF hilarious humanity at the geus,
and there a scramble for the casino, the
swings. boats and shady walks. such
only when pent up city crowd breaks loose a
holiday Sunday
No sooner had the excursion train been backed
into the siding than along came the regular eX-
press, which makes its last stop Sterling Forest
To the Lakeside. Woodlands. Ferncn Brandon
House, Windermere WaterStone Cottage Mountain
Springs, Mountainsde. Grand View and Valley
House the crowd went for dinner. 1t a great
day for the hotel men. who of late have been
grumbling about bad weather.
a party of permanent visitors made Il tour OF the
lake this morning in a launch. They came from
up the arm and spent few pleasant hours on
Roosevelt Island. j. A. Taylor was host
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
GAVE 1T UP.
From Chuns.

Tramp Qn the country)-'Yes. 7 once rode a
bicycle. but had ter give 1t up.
Cyclist-Why?
Tramp-Well yer see. the owner comm
down the road behind me. and the policeman had a
rope stretched across the road in front
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE FULL TICKET.

The Socialists OF Hudson County have nominated
a full ticket and adopted platform in which they
pledge themselves II elected, to punish the judicial
legislative and executive bodies for not preserSihs
the constitutional rights OF American cttixenshlp-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
GLASS BLOWERS Fly WAGE SCALE.

Atlantic City, July 1.-THE Glass Blowers
Convention to-day fixed the wage scale for the year.
but will keep 1t secret until July TO- when a joint
meeting VIII be held between the manufacturers
and convention delegates to revise the scale.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-17
REPORT On CIVIL SERVICE,
Gives Statistics Regarding E1amina-
tions and Appointments

Washington, Nov 1.-THE annual re-
port of "A. n. Server, chief examiner
Of the civil service commission shows
that during the last fiscal year there
were 60,55S people examined In and Tor
the classified service, of whom 4U5O9
passed and 1925 were appointed, pro-
noted or transferred. In addition, L.
ia persons were examined for the Phil
ippine service, of whom $50 passed and
694 failed. The local boards of exam
liners especially designated for the GUS
todian service were discontinued. On
June 30 last the total number OF local
boards Of examiners was ll2S with a
total membership of 1928. Final steps
are now being take nto consummate
the complete organization Of a civil SER
vice district similar to the Boston dis
trlct, with headquarters at San Fran
CISCO in immediate charge OF con-
soldated board OF commissioners. The
written examination required the prep
aration OF 43S sets Of examination ques-
tons on different subjects, (which ne
cessitated the preparation of l.S5l sep
arate sheets of test A commission has
held competitive examination In every
state and territory except Alaska Sew.
eral attempts at examination work In
Alaska have been attempted, but aban-
doned. Another effort, however, may
be made soon. Facilities have been fur
nshed TO residents TO Hawaii 10 com
pete In the general and local civil SER
Vice examinations In Honolulu and HilC
and residents of Porto Rico hereafter
may take the general and local exam.
nations at Ponce and San Juan. Much
attention have been given during the
year to the bulldog Of the service in
the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-17
Gen. Chaffee IN Chicago.

Chicago, Nov l7,--Maj. Gen. A. Il.
Chaffee and Vice Gov. Luke f.. Wright
Of the Philippine Islands, who recently
returned TO this country from Manila,
arrived here today. Besides Gen. Chat
fee and Gov. Wright, Maj and Mrs.
Phillips and daughter, Capt j, Il. Lind
say and Lieut.. Roy II. Harper w IL.
Marper Of Chicago, who bore the clty's
invitation to the visitors upon the ar
rival at san Francisco, was also a
member Of the party
After short reception at the North
western railway station, the visitors
We're driven to the Auditorium annex
where they will stop during their stay
in Chicago They We're met at the train
by committees representing the Union
League club and the Grand Army hall
and Memorial association.
After resting and receiving numerous
callers. the party was taken for a drive
through the parks and boulevards this
afternoon and points Of interest about
the city, Many receptions, dinners,
banQuets and trips about the city are
scheduled for three days visit OF the
party in Chicago.