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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
SENATOR FRYE SIGNS PETITION.
Pardon Asked in Boston for Two Men Con-
victed Of Arson.

Boston. Sept. z3.-Seuat0r FRYE Frederick Robe
Henry CIeaVes e-CiOvernorS. Z. T. Carleton. Fish
and Game Commissioner. Sheriff John W. Baiiou, Of
Sagadahoc County. and ey-Naycr Frank ". Robin
son. Of Portland Ne. with the Rev. Moses II Hair
ris. of Boston, signed petition which was present
"a 10 the Pardon Committee OF the Executive CoUu-
Gil to-day in behalf OF Charles 5. Hammond and
Fred Z Roberts. Of Portland. Ne. who were sen
fenced ON October 81. 1900. from five 10 eight
ears Imprisonment for setting fire To their photo
praph 90 lery az Marlboro. Mass Joseph L. shaw
Deputy chief OF state PO,lce. opposed the pardon
contending that the sentence just the
crime WIS carefully planned
The application was based upon tha good behavior
of the men. VINO have served half the sentences
and also upon the plight Of their families, the
wives beirs ~
The IRE was in September, 1900 within sixty feet
ot a dwelling house, and the police warning prob
ably prevented lose OF life.
The application taken under abatement bv
the Pardon Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
CANFIELD DEMURRER FILED
Argument Will Be Held Before Justice
Sewell Next Monday.

Ringhamton. y Y Sept. 22-The demurrer In the
case Of Richard Garfield. filed In the Supreme Court
here this morning by his counsel. John b Stanch-
ecld IS based on the following grounds
That the indictment does not conform to the fe-
quirements OF Sections 90 and 2I6 OF the code 81
Criminal Procedure OF the State Of New-York. in
that no plain and concise statement Of the act or
constituting the alleged crime h made
tanned in the Indictment that the facts stated IN
the Indictment do not constitute "a crime. that more
than one crime is CHARGED tn the indictment and
that the statute Of limitations Is bar To any in
dictment prosecution for the commission OF each
and all of the acts charged and alleged Ia the in
dlctment.
The argument on the demurrer will be held before
Justice Sewell next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
MOODY H0NoRs AGED VETERAN.
Visits Philadelphia Naval Home on Former
Sailors Tooth Birthday

Philadelphia. Sept Z--Secretary Moody made
tour of inspection to-day Of the United States
Naval Home in this city. He came from Washing
ton last night. and the guest Of Captain ClarK
commandant Of the naval Home. Secretary Moody
said that he selected this date for his visit
tribute to William MacAbee, the Oldest American
naval veteran. who to-day celebrates the Iroth an
niversary Of his birth.
II was expected that Mr. Moody would visit the
League Island Navy Yard. but he returned TO
Washington this afternoon. aytng that the navy
yard was too big and important 10 be covered in a
half dav. He said that he would inspect the navy
ward before November J.
In his address TO the inmates o. the Home. Score
tary Moody said.
You must not think YOU are objects % charity ~
receiving the shelter Of this Home. You are here
in the most honorable sense. and nothing Is a sitt
10 YOU. GU earned all you are receiving by -our
service under the nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
SENATOR GREEN HAS A HEARING
Commissioner Refuses to Dismiss Charges
Case Adjourned Until Monday.

Binghautou, y y, Sept. 2c.-The hearing in the
case Of State Senator George E Green charged with
conspiracy and bribery growing out Of the postal in
vestigaton was held here this morning before
United States Commissioner Hall. United States
District Attorney CUrtiss appeared for the people
and James T. Rogers and T. r. Tuthin for the de-
fence Mr.. TuthIll moved that the charges be dis
missed on the ground that the indictments on
which the charges based do not recite suf-
hcient facts 10 constitute a crime. Commissioner
Hall denied the motion.
District Attorney Curtiss offered in evidence
copies Of the indictment, also the complaint and
the two warrants. Mr.. CUrtiSs asked that an ad-
1ournmeut be taken until September .. stating
THAI application would be made 70 Judge Ray 10
decide If further examination here is necessary.
The case was accordingly adjourned until Septem-
her =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
TO ASSEMBLE TRAINING FLEET.
Cruises viii Be for Three Months. Instead of
six-Success with Wireless.

Newport. r. ]. Sept. 22t-Two hundred and fftv
naval apprentices were transferred from the train
ing station 10 The training ship Hartford to-day.
and the vessel sailed for League Island for repairs
The training fleet viii be assembled under Rear
Admiral V. e.. Wise. r has been decided 70 make
the cruises ~ three months duration instead Of
six. as has been the practice.
Wireless messages are sent from the wireless
stations here 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard daily
ans with uninterrupted success. They are sent
10y waE of Icutauk Point. Fire Island and Sandy
Hook. Al. recent messages have been sent and re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
FINE MARKMANSHIP IN THE ARMY
The Men Attaining Wonderful Proficiency
Under New Regulations.

Washington. sept. Reports which daily
received Icy tho War Department show that a
result Of the rev regulations for small arm firing
the men are acquiring wonderful proficiency. These
regulations require the men not only 10 hit the
buIseye. hut 20 estimate distances up TO 10 per
cent Of thousand yards. In firing outside the tar
get range az dummies the reports say that the re-
suits have been remarkable The reports also show
excellent results in rapid pistol firing, il being a
common thing for the men TO put Eve shots in the
buIIseyc At twenty-five yards in ten seconds. al
though they have twenty seconds ia which TO shoot
The War Department officials believe that the men
are attaining proficiency IN Workmanship never be-
fore eglaIod ir the history OF the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
GEN CHAFFEE'S ANNUAL REPORT.
Over twenty-five Hundred Men Convicted of
Drunkenness in His Department

Washington. sept. 22-The annual report Of Ma
l0r General Adna r. Chaffee. commanding the De
partment 81 the East, urges that after the adop-
ton Of a uniform Il shall be adhered TO without
constant changes and alterations General Chat
fee says that the time seems opportune for the
adoption ~ a pack in place Of the blanket roll for
foot troops. he describes the present condition
as discrcdirahle. The blanket roll. in his opinion
is an announcement thing He also recommends that
the cartridge belt be carried braces, I'm order
that the weight may be transferred 10 tho shout
dcrs. Seven officers and LBS men were tried by
general martial IN the year Two officers and
- men were acquitted. The number 81 men tired
for desertion was sss. The number tried by sum
mary court 1912 OF which 254s were convicted
oI drunkenness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
TRAINING SHIP AGROUND
Federal Boat alliance on Race
Rock. but IN No Danger.

New-London, Conn. Sept. 22-The United
States training ship Alliance is aground a. Race
Rock. The ship went upon the rock late this
afternoon and. although apparently hard and
fast is in no danger. Al o'clock this evening
her water line was two feet out Of water.
The sea is smooth and unless there is n sud
den change in weather conditions the ship viii
be safely floated. The tug Alert offered to as
sist the Alliance. but her captain declined the
service. a United States monitor is standing
by the stranded vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
HAWAII SEEKING A LOAN.
Proposition to Issue 81, 229, 900 Bonds Favor.
ably Regarded.

Washington. Sept. 22.-The proposition Of the
Hawaiian Territory TO secure loan of 600 for
various public improvements is now before PTes-
dent Roosevelt for action. required by the Or
ganic act u IS understood by the administration
officials here that the financial condition OF the
Territory IS such warrant the issue Of the
bonds and detailed information OF this nature is in
tho hands of The President George Carter, the
Secretary u the Territory BE- now on the way 10
the United states 70 negotiate for the engraving
and printing Of the bonds and for placing them. IL
the President approves the issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
SAVING ON MONEY ORDER SUPPLIES

Washington. Sept. 22.-The rejection Of the recent
bids for the money order supplies. outside Of the
blank forms recently contracted for. has made
saving Of 81 900 to the government for the next
four years the new bids which have just been re-
ceiyed aggrcgating SSlco0 against S232eo the total
amount under the bids which First Assistant Post
master General Wyune recently rejected eN
cesslve. The present total also is 5000 less than
the total paid under the expiring contract for the
rrlu1fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
FISHING VESSEL STILL MISSING.

.. r. Tuska. president Of the Atlantic Fisheries
Company. said yesterday that he had ascertaned
positively that the Beatrice is not at Delaware
Rreakwatsr, despite reports that the missing FISH
ing vessel had turned up there. The reports eyi-
Gently arose from the arrival OF tramp steamer
named Beatrice at that port yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
INDIAN TERRITORY INVESTIGATIONS

Washington. Sept. 22-Representative Curtis. Of
Kansas. who at the last session Of Congress was
chairman OF the House Committee on Indian
Affairs az the Interior Department to-day in
conference with Acting Secretary Ryan Mr.. Curtis
will make a personal investigation Of affairs in
Indian Territory. The Senate Subcommittee On
Indian Affairs, which also viii investigate couGi-
tons IN that Territory expects to begin lis work
the latter part OF next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
STERN AGAIN BEFORE TORONTO JUDGE

Toronto Sept. 22-Leopold J. Stern, wanted in
Washington in connection with the postal frauds,
was again before Judge Winchester to-day, but
nothing was done except arranging the formalities
Of procedure The merits OF the will be inves-
tgated next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
PRESIDENT PAROoNs A coLoREp BOY

Washington. Sept. 22.-The President has par
oonea John CUmmins. = colored hoy. seventeen
wears old who IS serving sentence OF three years
Tor robhing the postofce AT Birds Point. No. The
pardon was granted on representations made by
Governor Dockery ~ Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
Mr.. PAYNE TO RETURN FRIDAY,

Washington Sept 22-Postmaster General Payne
to-day telegraphed that he will return to Washing
ton next Friday from Virginia Hot Springs, where
he has been spending a brief vacation with Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
THE sYLPH AT WASHINGTON

Washington SEPT. s2-The naval yacht Sylph ar
rived az the Washington Navy Yard to-day. This
Is the regular station Of the vessel and she VIII re-
main here until next summer. prepared for any
service which may be required OF her BY the Presl-
dent or the Secretary OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

Advertisements will b received az the to-iowi's
ol1.eg ~ rv~Jiar lEice rates uutu .,ss. -f
,sIf ~th-aNe.. e. cor tS.s 60 -.
ier'-st 80 EvSt ttth-~t 80 " Sst 49, So
tNeen Tth and Sth =tit West 49, .sf-ass
5d-aVe.. between Tdth a1I Jitn sts.. lsV-~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
NROWEII- nAvID - rrEs- - p.

order - H-n -Nbaer o.. Thomas. sa-l.a.-,,' !.
tce county u New Nr-E urti-e .s..N -i,t-, -. n
persons having claims aes.rsr David C.. Ero" s..l
the County - New YORK rt s-r- ..r --.. .-.rs-
F,4rAers thereof. O. Tire suus- oc- lt rrr 4i -tf
acting business 81 the r-HeNs 90 .fer- '. ,fer-
brewster No rs William stree. in the ..r.lsl or -, q
hat,an. city % New NorE. cr before ,-e "-a' ~
December. next
Dated. New York tie ism DIV ~ Jurc laa-.-.,-fx
HATTIE T.. CEO\tELL+ AIM ~ a.
TYSON GODDARD a EKEVSrEE. Nt'rrrts ,f,,ss,-
ULutstratrtv. = william street. Eorclsa ''
tan. city % y, y York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
- PURsUANCE o. ~ ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate % the County -s ysE
YORK notice Is hereby given to all persons ha--
against Emma Louise Crosby late Of the County
York. deceased present the -1ucre-s
% business.
81 Wall the Borough ct Manhattan ana CITY
Of New York before the fifteenth N1yenl
next.
Dated New York the 5th dav % Nav 1903
GEORGE A. MILE. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate q the County % Ssv
York notice tr a.. persons having claims
against Melissa Z. DodEe. late oil rla County n View
York deceased. present the same With vouchers s-t
to me subscriber at place OF transacc s.
Ichr street. the Borough cf Lal--+ac TIA
DATED New Yors. the sour-a day % s.7-.-te- 1875
d. STUART DODGE Executor
PARSONS CLOSsON * licILV-sINE. A--..-..s t.- s1-
ecuror. No william Street. Borough rE Manhattan.
The City Of New Y-rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOy
Abner e. Thomas a Surrogate o. the County q ~
York notice hereby glveC 70 az persons na1z
against Sias Downing late Of the County c. SEA 49,
the with vouchers --ea1s
subscribers a. their Place o. transactns business a. s
Office oe Goodwin Thgmpsoc & NaLde-lca. sd 2 -r7--
street. in city % New York. before tie I5S
DAY Of March usNf.
MABEL. a. DCEE-vT
ECGEcsE CLARK
WILLIAM L. LETNl-D
LXsc-Isc-a
fo- Executors No. Wall 81. ~. T. CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
PUCKLEY. WILLIAM FIN PURSUANCE

o. an order Of Hon Frank 7. Fi-zgera.t. s1-o-
gate Of County OF New York notice E hereby g..aa
- al persons having claims against William Buckley
ate o. County q New York n y. deceased pre-
with vouchers Thereof
a. the Office OF thcr Attorney " e. D. X Prsr-i.a.
Escs a Number 50 Broadway. Na-ta--a1, SeE York,
y r. before the 18th day ~ D-r-ter next
Dated York. the 6th day OF April. 1903
CHARLES r. BUCKLEY. INGLIS STUART. FRANK
". HAMER. Executors.
". z. & r. K. PRENTICE, Att1-re-s f1r Exec-tcrs.
No Sc Broadway. Manhattan. New I1-s. s. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
~ PrRSrANCE Or - CRDER 81 -

Abner c. Thomas. Surrcsate OF the County q New
York. notice hereby given all persons having cans
against L Sc1md. late q the County YORK
deceased. with vouchers ----a-f TO
the subscriber his place o. TRANSMITTING business
once OF carter q Iedyarl. No - Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan and City p New lets
the fifteenth of November next
Dated New York the 5th dav % Nav. 1913
OTTO F. STRAHK EXecut1n
CARTER 4 LEDYARD Attys. " EEeca.--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
IN PrRSUANCE OF Az ORnEE OF HON

u Abner C. Thonas. a Surrogate q the County ~ View
York dated June I6th. ~ g. NOTICE s. hereby sven %
au persons having claims against L1t1 J.y- C,'ksay
OF the County q View lor deceased .r present 90
anne win vouchers lltl--L - '-. S~l- "a
place Of transact1g business No. ll1 I-.-- EL--l-s
in Cry Of New York before Che --l day =
January next.
Dated New York. The 24yh day q June 1913
RICHARD u HOE. TRACY CnN-.
HORACE r DENIINC. Atty. for Ex--1---s. ~ %
William Strset. AIa.hA-t-l. NsW l--A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
N PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF 10Y

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate q the County o
New YORK notice IS hereby given ~ all EeI- Us --- 1s
claims against John c. Miller late 90 the County g Nsw
York deceased. present the with E-t'.e-
the subscriber. az her place -f ta1sr7t-r business
No 23I Broadway. fl the City - View A.r. --1 =
Manhattan. before the fifteenth day .t L-.-lY
Dated New York the third day ~ August. I7'3.
NAGDALENA MILLER. Admin .s--1--L
HENRY H0yT Attorney t1- Adrail-st-a-r-Z. 81 -
y Z Ciry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

Arner g Thomas. n Surrogate % ths -rs--v a.
New York Notice IS hereby given persons aaf..
claims against John Hayes. .afe ~ the
York deceased present The With tls-sos
the subscriber her place OF transsctIg business
OF Lamb Petty. her attorneys 80
way In the City New YORK Before III ~
O December next
Dated New YORK the 23r1 Gay q J-r-. tao1
MARY T. HAYES. Ers--t-r
LAMB & PETIT. Attorneys FOR Exscl-rlz "a s-oas-
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
is PTRSUANCE or An ORDER DC H0Y

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate o. the County o. ys-
Is hereby given 20 all persons having .'7r.
against Louis A Pet. late % the County 70 New Ylrx
deceased present the with vouchers -a-a1s
the subscribers trer place of transac-g 1l-7ss
OF Hand. BCnuey Jones. SO. az Wan seer
in the Borough q Manhattan. IN the C.y New Y5rf
or Or before the eighteenth day Of Derarnsa- 1.r-
Dated S,h day Of June.
JOSEPH 8 JACKSON JOHN z. BURKE. WAsHN1-
TON PARKER. Evscut1rs-
HAND BOSNEY & JONES. Attorneys flr Executors
30 wan Street Borough &C Manhattan. ire cry q
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

- FrarS r. Fitzgerald. Surrogatc 90 -ae .r-iN
NeW lotA notice ts hereby Ei-el I.I -..-s
CLAIMS AGAINST Edward p. Criflr. Pate .l enc .
Ne" orN. deceased % present the same. N.t VOC
taefeot u TIE su5scrioers az tHelr p.lee o. '-iy-
IAN street IN the city = T1-l rr--ie .
ist day Of March next
Dated New York che 19th fa~ ~ AIrus- 1898
EDWARD e.. GRIFFIN.
NELSON r. Gr-FE'N. .Nec----e
HERNON griffin -
TAFT a SHERMAN. Attorneys Executors. ~ VIZ"
IAN 81. B0rougr -nnfrln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23

Abner C. Thomas. n Surrogate OF county .
New York, notice l5 hereby given 20 all ar-s 1-ts
claims Daniel = Li1ehan lata ---1r 20
New York. deceased. % present The v. r'rte-t
Thereof 70 the subscribers at thci- place c. tl1s
business. the office OF John r. Fciey. SD. 81 Wal
street. IN the city % New Y0rk before The I'm
CAV OF October. Ig03.
Dated New York. April 12,a. 1903
OWEN O'EUrF
PATRICK u uUfH->-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF BON

Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate 20 che county p
New York. notice Is Sereoy given % al persons h27I
claims against Martin 7. Eicse-s1u. late 20 'lr
New York deceased. O. present v.-. v---ss
thereof . the subscriber. he- place 20 --Is.-s
business the ONCE OF Geo HYDE 50 81 ~-zuoss
street, the Borough q Manhattan The r- g Wv
York. before the &O-G day Cs Jl1u1ry
Dated New York. the Ham dEv % Jgly
EMMELLNE T.. ROBERTSON
GEO H. HYDE. Attorney Ter A+-1l-i--...
81 Chambers St. Manhattan. New Vol, ..--
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

frames in the usual way, and the other
end comes to q point in the center of the
frame and ends in rod which enters a
bearing on the cross member of the
frame.
Should a front wheel strike an obstacle
and distort the frame, the motor. which
is supported at three points only, does not
follow the distortion of the frame, but
remains steady.
The result is that 1t is practically i'm
possible for the motor and gears to get
take place the clutch is designed in a
clever way to give a good deal of play to
compensate for any want of alignment
between the motor and the gear box.
STEERING POST LEVERS.
On the steering post are three hand
levers, for speed, ignition and carbura-
ton. On the right of the steering wheel a
lever gives the four speeds and the re.
verse. and another the friction clutch
and the brakes. Under the feet three ped
ais control. first, the friction clutch: sec
ond, the friction clutch with the brake;
third. the brake without the friction
and back.
The wheel brakes are inside of the
impervfous to water and dust These
brakes cannot get out of order and are
not affected either by the tension Of the
chains or by jolting.
The exhaust box has been constructed
SO as to offer no resistance to the mo-
tor, and at the same time 1t gives COM
plete exhaust.
The whole car has been built with a
view to general simplicity, and especially
with view to detaching any one mart
without being obliged to take out num-
Der OF others. This is a rare quality
The new Bollee cars are buiit IN tho
Mans shops with extraordinary care, un-
DER the direction of the inventor himself.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-27

sap wood. extending from the extreme
lower lip of the box to a point slightly
above its upper. edge. This Is to, provide
sea sthSe Of the surface Of the ee
This boxing, "cornering" and Chip
ping requires skilled labor: In Louisiana
chipping crop of 1880 boxes. and as he
could easily "chip" from 1000 to 2,5OO
trees, a day. 1t can be easily seen that
gardening or other side occupation that
he chooses to take up along with his
ordinary occupation. In addition he gets
When all the spirits of turpentine in
change" have been condensed and con-
Quoted into the barrels there remains the
rosin. which passes from the still through
is Iadied into tarreis. To supply the heavy
demand for these rosin barrels each tur-
pentine still is equipped with q cooperage.
where these, the toughest and crudest of
barrels, are made.
1t costs 10 cents each to put them up,
and the material, riyen out of the pines Of
the orchard. costs as follows: One dollar
per thousand at stump; slaves, "a per
thousand. heads and bottoms, sS per thou
sand, and the iron bands, $50 per tom
These barrels are 81 inches in circum-
ference. So inches long. and average nine
teen slaves to the barrel.
The question of labor is one that always
agitates the mind of the turpentine oper-
ator in equal degree with the dread of
fire. Our planter said that although he
was paying much more for labor now
than when he first began. distilling in
this section, the negro hands were hard
or to drive to their work
They. are paid off Saturday night, and
from then on until Monday morning, or
craps"
Run out Of the camp. they take to the
woods. and in consequence when work
time comes on Monday thew are worn ont
with loss of sleep and excitement, and un-
less closely watched will shirk their
chipping" and thereby cause much loss
to the operator.