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New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NINE HURT In CAR CRASH.
Collision at Junction Result OF a
Broken Trolley Pole.

Car No 792 of the Smith-st. line of the Coney
Island and Brooklyn Railroad crashed into car
No SOS at Neptune and Coney Island aves. last
night severely injuring nine passengers and
causing several women to faint. Both cars were
crowded to the platforms with men and women
going TO the island Car No. 653 in charge OF
James Smith motorman. blocked at the
junction of the two avenues by broken trolley
Car No, 792 came dashing along at terrific
speed and before the signalman could lift his
lantern crashed into the ahead with tre-
mendous force The passengers yelled wildly as
the two struck. and several of the women
fell in a dead faint Passengers of hoth cars
were thrown against one another. and IN TINS
way eight or more severely injured tnat
they had to be removed to the Coney Island Re-
ception Hospital.
The noise of the cars crashing was heard Tor
several blocks. and brought big crowd to the
scene.
The rear of car No. 653 was smashed The
conductor barely saved his life by jumping a
moment before the collision.
The women in the front heard the car be-
hind coming and made wild scramble for the
front door. where they were crushed when the
cars came together.
Few persons in either car escaped injury IN
some way. The faces of some were torn. others
tainted. and still others had strained wrists or
dislocated joints.
The point where the collision occurred is fully
two miles from the Coney Island Hospital. and
.conveyances of all sorts had to be used to take
the injured to the hospital 1t was said last
night that the injuries of those in the hospital
would not be fatal
Those removed to the hospital were
BUTLER T. w. No. 5th-ave.. Brooklyn; face and
hands
FLORIO George No. 977 5th-ave Brooklyn: wrists
broken left jaw severely injured
HIGGINS. R H.. No 3eO 5th-ave.. Brooklyn: head
bruised and legs torn.
LOCKWOOD Nellie No 266 12th-st. Brooklyn: fainted
bruised and left side torn
MORRIS. c. A. No 272 3d-ave. Brooklyn: face and
hands badly bruised
MpONALD. George. No. az Hoyt-st.. Brooklyn; head
hurt.
SMITH Arthur H No rs 5th-ave bruised and left
leg probably broken
WORK Jennie No. 272 3d-st: head and face torn
THEALARD Mrs, No 325 12th-st. back torn by fall
and badly bruised.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.I


New Orleans Aug 9-The yellow fever situa'
ton in New Orleans tonight fails to show any
Improvement the only encouraging phase Of the
situation being that of the sxty-four new cases
practically all were located in the lower part or
the city. The death of Archbishop Chapelie,
the most sensational occurrence of the day, has
necessarily increased the alarm felt by the
people of this city. He is the first prominent
man who has become a victim of the dread
disease. and they realize that none are
safe.
The United States Marine Hospital authorities
have taken absolute charge to-day and are re-
organizing the various departments which nave
been handling the situation up to the present
time. Three physicians arrived this morning and
ten more are expected late tonight
DR.. ]. H. White. who is to be in charge OF the
work here says that he is unable to make any
definite statement about the length of time II
will take to stamp out the disease. His first
step was to warn all doctors of the city that all
cases of either yellow fever or suspicious FEVER
must be reported Immediately. or the law reia-
tive to the failure to report such cases VIII De
enforced Practically all the cases to-day were
among the Italians Of the lower classes.
One case was reported from the Grunewald
Hotel, one Of the largest in the city. 1t was
that of young man who has lived here all his
life and who had rooms at the hotel
Outside the city the situation is alarming
and a number of smaller towns have been COM
PEELED to call on Governor Blanchard for aid.
Physicians and immune nurses were sent out
this morning on special trains TO Patterson,
La and Bon Ami La. No new cases were re-
ported from Shreveport. Two new cases were
reported from Tallulah. La, and there are a
number of suspicious cases at Holly springs,
Miss
Governor Blanchard has delayed calling out
the militia to break up the senseless quaran-
tines for few days until the various parishes
and towns shall have an opportunity to modify
their quarantine in such a manner as not TO m
terfere with through traffic.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH MAILS.

Washington Aug. 9.-In manner intended not
To arouse the combativeness of inhabitants of
cities in the yellow fever districts where local
o11arantines have been established the Postoffice
Department is instructing railroads having mail
CARRYING contracts that il expects the government
pouches to be moved with as much dispatch as
possible. In some portions of Louisiana, Mssis-
sipp and Texas passenger trains permitted
to stop. and in some few instances the service has
been discontinued by the railroads. officials the
Postoffice Department do not consider the nterfer-
ence with this service n sufficient excuse by the
railroads for failure to carry the mails The rail-
roads have been informed that the department ex-
meets the mails 10 be moved in some manner-if
not on passenger trains. then freights, or, II
not on freights. handcars by any other
means that be adopted The instructions are
not meant encourage the railroads 10 enter into
conflict with authorities OF towns that have estab-
lished auarantnes 1t is believed that no objection
will be found the transfer of mails in the quar-
antined districts IL no attempt is made by the
railroads TO discharge passengers at the quaran-
tined stations.
The department has ordered the closing of the
postofice at Ninton La, account of the local
quarantine. No mail trains run into Vinton.
and until they do the department will not reopen
he offic
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
CARS FROM SOUTH FUMIGATED.
Jersey City Health Officials Guarding
Against Yellow Fever.

The Jersey City health authorities are keeping
close watch all trains from the South. especially
those from the vicinity of New-Orleans. The Pull
man company has fumigated its cars ever since the
appearance of the fever but the city health officers
are giving the a supplementary disinfecting.
They have been using formaldehyde and sulphur.
but the Pullman company has objected, as the
sulphur fumes tarnish the metals and discolor the
drapery.
The railway attaches who run through from the
South subjected TO rigorous examination for any
symptoms of the disease. and County Physician
Converse has been appealed to have an emergency
hospital provided at Snake Hill in case any fever
patients should arrive in Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
HOSPITALITY APPRECIATED.
ENJOYS Thank Commanders of the Mayfower
and the Dolphin.
By the Associated Press.)

Portsmouth. N H. Aug. 9-Before starting
for the conference this morning one of the men,
bers of the Russian mission said:
wish you would reiterate on behalf of our
selves how grateful We are for the courteses
extended to aboard the Mayfower by Captain
Winslow and his officers Our every want was
supplied. in fact anticipated. and the trip on
the Mayfower was enjoyed even by those who
are not good sailors
The japanese also have been profuse in their
expressions of qualification for the hospitality
shown them on board the Dolphin by Captain
Gibbons.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MORE PRISONERS IN sAGHALIEN.

Saghalien army says:
General Liapinov and five staff officers who
surrendered at Hamdassa July 81. were
escorted to Rykof, where they were met by
commander in chief at a church. General
Liapinov said that detachment of two officers
and hundred men which had been sent
toward Moro had been ordered by telegraph to
come al once and surrender. The number of
prisoners is increasing.
The convicts seem TO have been released be-
fore occupation. and it is apprehended that
they will disturb the peace
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MASON BUILDER DROPS DEAD
Falls from Stoop While Talking to Friend
and Breaks His Neck.

Frederick Lund. one OF the best known nsso-
builders of Brooklyn. dropped dead last night Val'
talking to friend on the stoop OF his house at NJ
152 Lee-ave.. williamsburg Mr. Lund. wac va
sixty-seven years old. had been talking 70 p p
friend about i've minutes. when. without sislls
any indication that there was anything the nia''
with him, he fell over backward and rolled CIV
the steps s
When Dr. Rarick. Of the Williamsburg Ho HossH
arrived he found that Mr.. Lund's neck hao y -
broken. He said he thought Mr.. Lund Us w1S ~
before he hit the bottom or the steps ML. W.
had built many of the largest buildings ~. ln -" A.
iamsburg He had been in business thHS-
years
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
AS SEEN THROUGH A GLASS DARNs
The Wonderful Beast That Alarms "s''
bury Citizens After NightfaL
lBY rELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIsUNE.I

Waterbury, Conn. Aug s.-Delos HotchkiSS' -
ian, Morris Harry Daily. stephen TalnaAeo
others aver that a big cat seen on the e0'Ns e0..ss
the public B. 3, Tuttle Memorial Library rs
Is a wildcat seen there several years as~ -
cat seems TO weigh fifty pounds. and likes -
hen coops and market gardens The amman -
scribed as dull brown. with several seal
stripes around its neck and throat II ss,
killed dog recently In a rough and tuno'0 - =
Lacy Coer insists that the cat has eyes aS ~.
as a bantans egg. terrible to behold ai'e1 - ~
town.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
FIRST SESSION BRIEF.
But Satisfactory So Far as 1t Went,
an EnUOu ,S0Us.

Portsmouth N. H, Aug. 9.-The day of the
first meeting Of the Russian and Japanese peace
plenipotentiaries at the navy yard here began
delightfully."- so far weather conditions were
concerned. The sun rose in a clear sky, and,
although there was a prospect of the usual heat
OF August, there also promise of relief in
the cool ocean breeze coming
The members Of both the Russian and Jap
anese missions were early about the hotel, and.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
CRUISER LENA TESTS ENGINES

Vallejo Cal, Aug 9.-The interned Russian
cruiser Lena. escorted by the United States tor
pedo boat Fox and the tug Active left the Mare
Island Navy Yard to-day for a trial of her ma
chinery. which has been undergoing repairs The
cruiser will visit Angel Island and make a round
of San Francisco Bay. but will not go outside the
Golden Gate. She Will return the navy yard to-
mo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE.
Health Officer Finds No Trace of Yellow
Fever in This Port.

DR.. Doty released twenty-five persons from Quar-
antne Yesterday. They had been detained for the
last four days because of high temperatures The
health officer was satisfied that none had yellow
fever symptoms.
The steamer FL Norte. of the Morgan Line,
which runs between New-York and Galveston. was
detained at Quarantine yesterday, and of the
crew was removed by Health Officer Doty. The
man had a temperature above normal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
NURSES HURRIED TO BON AMI.
Fever Gases Increasing and Aid Is Sent on
Special Train.

New-Orlears, Aug 9.-Dr. George H Tichenor.
tr and two trained yellow fever nurses left here
to-day in a special train over the Southern Pacific
and Kansas City Southern, for Bon Ami. La. where
it is understood the fever is increasing Their trip
is in response to an appeal which reached Governor
Blanchard this morning.
The State Board of Health received a report
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TO PROTECT FISHERMEN ON BANKS
France Desires General Agreement on Roui'
of Ocean Liners.

Paris. Aug. s.-The Ministries OF Foreign AratH
and Marine have addressed an appeal 10 The guv
ernments at Washington, London. Berlin and y,
Hague, requesting an agreement with references z
the routes followed by ocean liners on the BanS
of Newfoundland. This is intended 10 protect N
French fishing vessels in that vicinity in foss
France proposes either the general adoption or us
French Transatlantic Steamship COmpany'S ruu-
the calling OF International conferences
consider the question.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

| at Culebrs Pacifco villamonte, Panaman non
| employ at Panama. Francis Rutherford an Aiheii-
can employe at Cristobal. and an Engish noi-ein
ploye at Colon named Smith. whose first name is not
| kpown to the authorities the isthmus. ana IN
whose case the disease fatal Governor Aasoun
also reports the recovery or Harry Whittihshaih'
reported i'll q few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MAYOR OF ODESSA ExILEp.

Odessa, Aug. 9.-M. Yaroschenko. the recently
elected Mayor of Odessa, who IS professor in
the university and a leader of the Liberal party
has been exiled by Governor General Karakozoff
TO the government of Olonetz
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TROOPS AND JEWS IN FIGHT.
Many Prisoners Reported Killed or Wounded
at Zhitomir.

St Petersburg Aug. "a collision between
the troops and body of we'll armed Jews is
reported to have taken place to-day at Zhitomir.
1t is rumored that a number of persons were
killed and wounded, but details not obtain
report
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BILL TO CLEAN VALPARAISO.

Santiago de Chill Aug. "a project for the
drainage Of Valparaiso. involving the expendi-
ture of 100000, has been presented TO Con-
gress.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
CONCERTS FOR THE PEACE ENJOYS.

Washington, Aug. AT the suggestion of AS
sistant Secretary Perce. General Chaffee has di-
rected that the Tenth Band of the Artillery Corps
shall be stationed at Fort Constitution and give
occasional concerts while the peace plenipoten-
tiarieS the Hotel Wentworth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
FOUR NEW FEVER CASES IN PANAMA.

Washington. Aug. s.-The Panama Canal office
to-day received report from Governor Magoon of
four additional OF yellow on the isthmus
They are Arthur Robinson. American employe
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
SALE OF PARIS HOTEL DENIED.

Paris, Aug. s.-The directorate OF the Hotel Con
tinental to-day denied a report that the hotel n
been purchased by an American syndicate
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
YELLOW JACK SPREADING.
NO IMPROVEMENT YET.
Death of archbishop Causes Gro7O-
ing Feeling of Alarm.
YESTERDAYS FEVER RECORD.

New cases, 90.
Total cases 20 date, 67e.
Deaths, 7.
Total deaths TO date, 11e.
New sub-fooi, IL.
Total sub-f foci to date, 1870.
Cases under treatment, 265-
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
Claimed Divinity.

,Little Rock, Oct. 19. The un- khown white man taken into custody by the police Tuesday evening, for insanity, was trans ferred from the jail to the coun- ty hospital yesterday evening for treatment. He said that he was Jesus Christ, and that there was a mob of Jews pursuing him to cruelty him. He wanted the police to protect him.
 There was no paper or mark whereby his identity might be ascertained, but he was seen dur ing the day at the jail by Depu- ty Sheriff Chichester, who identi' fled him as federal safekeeper who was at the jail last spring. His name is Isaac Oppenheimer, alias J. w. Goiselman, and he
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
friction in Board.

Little Rock, Oct. 19. Another point of difference has come to the front between Governor Da- wis and the penitentiary manage ment. Since last May the gov- nor has not signed any of the regular monthly communication lists of prisoners to be release d ahead of the expiration of their sentence as provided by law, in recognition of good behavior.
 Last May he addressed a letter to Superintendent Pitcock de- manding that he be furnished not only with the usual data con- tained in the list. but with a com plete prison record of each con- vict to be released, including the times he had been punished, etc. Superintendent Pitcock refused to do this and the letter went 10 the waste basket. But the pris- oners continue to be released as heretofore. even without the ap- proval of the governor. There is record of these releases in the office of the Secretary. but the sheriffs and other officers entitled to the knowledge are still being notified regularly.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
Planning Through Trains.

c. H. Rohrer, district passen- ger agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway, was in the city Tuesday morning, says the Batesville Guard, en route north on the White River road, with view of the establishment of through passenger service from Kansas City to Memphis by the first of the year. It is also the inten- tion of the company to put on fast train about February 1 be- tween Kansas City and Memphis consisting of chair cars, diners, sleepers and observation cars, vestibuled throughout, which will beat the time now made by the Frisco between those points by two hours.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
B0UIDtRS ARf REMOVED
Capt. StaIlings Removes Rock in Upper
 White River.

Capt. T. B. Stallings, who has been in charge of the work of clearing the channel of White river of the rocks thrown into the stream during the building of the White River extension of the Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain railway, was in the city this morning. Capt. Stallings report ed that all the rocks which were in the way have been removed, and that the stream is again In good condition for navigation.
 All the rocks that could be taken out with a steamer were removed by Cap. Stallings with the steamer Twins, which work was completed about a month ago and he then put a force of men to dynamiting all rocks that were too large to be moved, which work is now completed.
 The time required to do the work was three and one-half months, which was done at the expense of the railroad compa- ny, the government requiring them to remove all Instructions they had thrown into the stream. -Batesville Guard.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
IN SOCIETY.
CLOVER CLUB.

The most delightful social event of the week, so far, was the en- tertainment of the Clover Club by Mrs. Wm. Bailey at her hand some home on Walnut street Thursday afternoon.
 A goodly number of members were present and with an equal number of congenial guests made the afternoon one of unu- sual pleasure to all present, and the serving of a lunch that was excellently prepared added but another feature of enjoyment, and which concluded the meeting.
 The members present were Mesdames Geo. R. Hays, Chas. e. Henry, B. B. Bond, Wm. Hooker, A. D. Bailey and H. E. Cobb, and the guests were Mes danes l.. E. Willis, John Clar- idge, B. w. Stainback, $. D. Campbell, M. M. Stuckey and H. G. Bum.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
f. B. EmmOnS.

A message was received by Mir. and Mrs. Otto M. Bowen Thursday evening announcing the death of E. B. Emmons of Clarendon, which sad event oc- cured that evening about 2 o'clock.
 Mr. Emmons was apparently in good health, and after supper had started up town, dropping dead before he reached Front street.
 The deceased was a painter by trade, and was for several months employed by Robert Askew in this city, and was mar ried at Brinkley July 28 to Miss Sadie Boswell of this city, a sis ter of Mrs. Otto Bowen.
 The death of this young man came as a great shock to his many friends here, who extend heartfelt sympathy to the be- reaved wife.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
PREPARING TO HANG IkCE.
Carpenters at Work Rem0deIing Seaff0Id
 For Use friday.

Danville, Oct. 19. -Ince will hang at Danviile Friday unless the governor or the supreme court take action to the contrary in the matter. and it is net thought that will be done now, inasmuch as the appeal in the case has not been perfected up to this date.
 Carpenters are at work re- modelling the scaffold that was previously built to hang Ince on, and building an enclosure around it. Sheriff Briggs and Deputy Tatum went to Little Rock yes- terday after Ince, who is in the penitentiary for safekeeping.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
HOw's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
HEALTH CERTIFICATE FIGURES
Continue in Demand as State Quaran. tine Will Not be lifted Before
 Heavy fr0si.

Little Rock, Oct. 19. The lift ing of the quarantine which has so long been maintained against yellow fever depends upon the coming of a killing frost through out the state.
 In answer to numerous inquir- ies from guardsmen and others interested, this is the most defi- nite information that Dr. Run- van gives. The quarantine will not be raised until there is no danger whatever from the spread ing of the disease through the mosquito inoculation.
 The quarantine on the north ern and western borders and along part of the Mississippi river front has been considerably relaxed, many of the guards be- ing relieved, but no points are being left unguarded.
 Notwithstanding the near ap- proach of immunity, the demand for health certificates continues unabated. An average of more than 100 daily are now being is- sued, and the total since August 29 has been 8,536.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20

was brought here February 22 by A. A. Hornsby from Mem phis, on an order of removal, on a charge of having mailed an improper letter. He was dis charged on the ground of lunacy.
 Nothing more had been seen of him until he turned up Tues day evening.
 It is understood that his home is in Ohio.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
Sixteen Gent Cotton.

Pine Bluff, Oct. 19. M. B. O'Callaghan, cotton buyer, bought here today cotton at 16 cents a pound.
 It was raised in this section.
 The price is the maximum for the present season.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
VISIT OF PRESIDENT R0OSfyflI
 little RoCk, October 25.

Account the above the Iron Mountain will sell round trip tickets to Little Rock at open rate of one fare, plus 50 cents. Tickets to he sold October 24t1 and 18th, with final return limit October 28th.
 THOS. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,,

Toledo. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him per fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARTIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price ' cents Der bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-20
constipation

For dray,,at any hour call up Hazel hotel. o3dtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

melody.makers no them the chorus
work was the most interesting, because
the best, Generally the manner OF at
tacks was li.te less than marvellous,
and the effect electrical. There was
some line phrasng ana delicate shading
done, and to the sopranos mus, clearly
DE given the highest credit with s'm-
Uar timber finish aud execution
lhrlugAuu, be- choir 30 would be "a for
mldablo competitor On "a concert contest
Brought iu THAT standard It would De
worth going long way 90 listen tp.
Indeed, 10 Ia go now, and it was an iu-
O,ges,Ing sight To- watch how % obeyed
.uc batonpI commands OF its gifted
young leader Prof B1lluntyuc.
The chuUs strongest WORK was I'M
'God is our Refuge, which seems To-
'' lbs star piece though h. made much
OF Prot MyDlpliaus irrigation ode"
which was received with marked favor
Home folks have come TO the puul
of expecting something out NJ the urdi-
nary when Miss Gates appears ON
program Last nigh their expectations
were met and exceeded, for II ls oul the
statement of conservative fact TO say
MAT never before has she sung 80 we'll
to a salt Lake audience as in the geu-
no ion of the famous .Lalme Bell
sons Artists Hike other people. some
UmrH surptss themselves. THAT Is Just
Wun, Miss Gates dil iu tine giving Of
llS number lr was fine demlusirs-
ton OF native spug-hlrd entering he
limited domain OF Pdtti ana Media. and
o1rrollIng lays as sweet as pure as
true as ever come from human thrUats.
ln her long ana heavy number in the
OIc she likewise acquitted herself
win splendid ability