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New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
BOASTS OF HEALTH; DIES.
life SaUer, after Taking Physical
Examination, Drops Dead.

George ". Hennessy, forty-seven years old,
keeper OF the United States life saving station at
Spring Lake. ~ J., dropped dead IN the of1ce of
Dr. Wood. OF the United States Marine Hospital.
st the Battery, yesterday morning under remark
able circumstances. Hennessy. who A big.
brawny. sunburned with record for
strength and bravery extending many years
and presenting picture Of health entered DR..
Woods Office and jocularly remarked:
We'll, doctor, suppose it's up TO to take
that physical examination again.
The life savers are put through examination
every year q part OF the regulations.
Yes. assented DR. Wood. although you don't
look as II you needed an examnation very much
J wish was as sure Of long lease OF life as you
appear 10 be-
We'll" replied Hennessy. drawing himself up
81 the pride Of his strength Il do feel pretty good
that's fact"
He stripped and was put through the usual
physical tests Nothing found wrong with
him. and he resumed his clothing. He about
20 start FOR The door, when he reeled and fell 10
the floor. the blood gushing in torrent from his
mouth. Almost before the doctor could reach hin,
Dc dead Hemorrhage of the lungs II believed
10 BE- the cause OF death
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
BROKEN AXLE STOPS BRIDGE TRAFFIC
Inspectors Talk Until Police Take Charge
and Do Their Work

When the Brooklyn Bridge crush al it's worst
last evening, after o'clock. trolley traffic was
entirely suspended through the breaking OF an
axle on a west-bound Fiatbush-av car. near the
Manhattan tower. Those passengers who In
the cars behind had to walk the of the way
AFTER talking the matter for fifteen minutes
or more while the jam became worse every sec
ond one OF the inspectors suggested that the car
be pusned 10 the Manhattan side. This OBJ
Jected TO by the others. the law is that cars
must be spaced l02 feet apart
The objections of the inspectors were set aside
by the police. who ordered that the law be broken
so that the crowd which increa sing alarm
be broken UP.
Ihe car was pushed on to Loop No. l. where II
remained until the repair wagon replaced the
broken axle During the block. which lasted some
twenty minutes. the crowd Increased until tho
streets street, We're jammed. few thinking to take the
elevated cars on the bridge, and no suggestions
being made by the eompany's employees
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
BIBLE LECTURES WELL ATTENDED

the Bible Teachers Training School, No. 541
Lexington-ave.. has attracted the attention of
many interested in the problems now being
worked out by the tent evangelistic campaign
vacation Bible schools for children omen air
meetings and other means used TO bring about
a better condition OF affairs. The series con-
Quoted last week by DR.. Scoield was Iaree,
attended. the lecture room being filed even in
the hottest weather DR. Scoheld will return for
a second series later. The special feature This
week will be a series OF lectures by the Rev
DR. r. V Hunter, of the Central Presbyterian
Church of Buffalo. each morning at 10 O'Clock
This series will be practical talks. and should
interest a large number OF persons. The lectures
are all free
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, July "a, 1905
ARRIVED.

Steamer ICELAND tBr). Broomhead Antwerp and Dover
July l5 Red star Line. with seerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar 6 D
Steamer Citta di New York UtaD. Voltoia Iuv
and Palermo Punch E,1va -, ,,j,5
20 cabin and 81 steeIage passengers and dse
the Bar AT IL 23d- !
steamer Hellg OIsv tDanl Hoist Copenhagen july T.
Christiania II and ChrstianSand H. Punch Co
cah'n and 49, sts~raga passengers upds~
rived the Rar at :3S m.
Steamer Tennyson (Rrl. Ohls. July = Rio
Ianeiro = Bahia H. Pernamhuco II and Barbados Is
Bus Jevons with ~ cabin ana - passengers
malls and mdse Arrived the Bar $50 n m
Steamer Atai Oier) Gerdes. Savaniia Santa
Marta IL Caragera II. Port Limon Il kingston 10
mails and mdSe. Arrived at the Ear 2:4S p m.
Steamer AvOna tNorl Evland Colon July , and Cal
harien 10, to W Munson with sugar. Arrived the
Bar at 4
steamer Zulia. Re7nett Iaracaibo July ~ and Gu
~ Boulton. Bliss Dallett with passengers
nails and ndse. Arrived at the Bar 1e;45 a m.
Steamer Bayauo tCuhaul. Hun TampiCo anil
Matanzas 20. 20 James = Ward & 60. with nr.se
rived the $40 a m.
Steamer FL Rio. Parker. Galveston. DAYS The
Southern Pacific company with mdse Left Quarantine
nj 2:3S
Steamer Chalmette. Birney tialveston days 10 the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Left Quarantine
a S:is q, m.
steamer Couus KembIe New Orleans July 10 to the
Southern Pacific Company. with passengers and
Left Quarantine at 5,OS
Fiata. Charles. Baltimore. G
Foster. with mdse Left Quarantine AT
Steamer Comanche Watson. Jacksonville July q and
gers nd mdse Left Quarantine AT IO Il
Steamer City OF Macon. Diehl. Savannah July 2i to
the Ocean Ss Co with passengers and midst Left Quar-
antine at $3.50
sandy Hook, ]. JULY 24-osO m-wind west; Hsh,
breeze; partly cloudy,
Steamers Peconic New-OrIeanS Monroe Norfolk and
Newport News: Iroauois. Charleston and Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
RESPITE FOR PATRICK.
Lac Again Delays Execution of
Ldscyer C0nuicted of Murder.

David B. Hill, of Albany. and Edgar ]. Kohler.
OF No. AZ Broadway, counsel for Albert T.
Patrick, under sentence Of death for the murder
OF William III. Rice, have made motion to the
Court of Appeals for reargument, upon the
ground that important points have been over
looked by a majority of the court in affirming
the Judgment of conviction.
Judge Denis O'Brien, of the Court OF Appeals.
has granted an order staying the execution of
the sentence, pending the hearing and determina-
ton OF the motion for reargument, which is
made returnabe On October z, the first day the
Court of Appeals sits after the summer recess.
The application for the stay was made by
Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Kohler before Judge O'Brien,
at WATERFOWL on Saturday afternoon. the appli-
cation being made upon the printed motion
papers for reargument.
A copy Of the papers was served on the Dis
tr1ct Attorney yesterday.
Albany. July 24-The circumstances attend
ing the granting OF the stay were explained by
Mr.. Hill at his Office here to-day as follows:
After affirming the conviction in the Patrick
murder case last month by a vote Of four to
three, the Court of Appeals the next week ad-
journed it's session to the second day of Oc-
tober next, whereby, it was said the de-
fence were unable, from lack of time and op-
portunity TO make any formal motion either
for reargument of the case or for stay, pend
ing a motion for a reargument.
The motion papers for a reargument of the
case have now been prepared and printed. and
were tnlS forenoon nled with the clerk of the
Court of Appeals here, and a stay of execution
OF the sentence has been granted by Judge
O'Brien, OF that court, pending the hearing and
determination OF such motion the recon
vening Of the court October next. The
motion papers q lite elaborate and set forth
large number Of legal points which we claim
were overlooked. misunderstood or Insufficiently
considered by the majority of the court.
The order for the stay Will be served on the
Warden of Sing Sing Prison, well as upon
District Attorney Jerome.
Albert T. Patrick did not know last night that
Judge O'Brien had granted the stay. Nothing off,
cial known at Sing Sing Prison OF the action
OF Judge O'Brien, and Warden johnson being abb
sent for the day. there no one to carry the
unofficial TO the death house There is a
possibility that the news may be communicated
10 Patrick by his WIFE who will pay a regular
visit TO the death house tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
HANDY TO RIOT DISTRICT.
Captain Cooney Transferred for
Good Police Reasons.

Captain John Cooney, of the West 6Sth-st
station, transferred yesterday to the Union
Market station, Captain Martin Handy. of that
precinct. going to West 6Sth-st. The transfers
We're decided upon last Saturday but for some
reason Commissioner McAdoo held back the an
nouncement until to-day. after he had left the
city on his summer vacation. Accompanying
the announcement the following statement
from the Commissioner:
These changes are made in the exercise of my
best judgment and for good and sufficient police
reasons. The lawess colOred element in the
26th Precinct West 6Sth-st.) must not miscon-
strue my act any change of policy my
part with regard 10 dealing with them. | have
instructed Captaih Handy to enforce fearlessly
and impartialy the law and to suppress
promptly any disorder in that section, and also
10 call upon the Police Department for such
aid he may deem necessary. Peace and order
must and VIII be maintained in that precinct.
notwithstanding Commissioner McAdoos dis
avowal the transfer of the two captains is con-
sidered significant During Chief Devery's
reign Captain Cooney was of Deverys ia
vorites. He then in charge of the West
125th-st. station. When Devery put out
of Office and Mr.. Partridge made Police Com
missioner he sent Cooney to Long Island City
where he kept during the terms of office
of both Commissioner Partridge and Commits
sioner Greene. After Mr.. McAdoo assumed
Office he brought Captain Cooney back to Man
haitian and installed him in the West 6Sth-st
station.
Captain Handy some time ago trans
ferred from the West 41th-st station the
new Tenderloin. to the Onion Market station
one of the least desirable in Manhattan. At the
time this transfer was made Commissioner Nc
Adoo said that Captain COoney had been over
worked, and allowed it to be understood that
he had sent the captain into quiet precinct
in order that he might rest. 1t is well known
that Captain Handy has been desrous of get
ting a more active post.
His new precinct is the scene OF the recent
race riots between the whites and negroes, and
San Juan Hill. where they occurred, is still
under guard of a special detail of eighteen
patrolmen. The respectable negroes of the pre-
cinct have accused the police of malicious per-
secuton of negroes during the recent trouble
which is now being investigated.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
PROMISE SAVES LIFE.
San Franciscan, Free from Bandits,
Refuses TO Pau Ransom.

San Francisco, July 24.-According to "The
Examiner" B. S. Loomis. San Franciscan, was
held prisoner in the mountains of Cerro de
San Juan, near San Bias Mexico, by Mexican
bandits. A promise Of payment of ransom
saved his life, for 1t was the intention OF the
robbers TO kill him after they had stripped him
Of all his effects. Loonis is the superintendent
OF a fruit company at San Bias. and is well
known in this city.
In telling Of his experience Loomis wrote:
While returning from Tepic was held up by
bandits and robbed OF my effects / was bound
and gagged and then taken TO a narrow canyon
90 be killed ] bought the bandits off with q
taken 10 a certain point on a certain day. They
threatened 10 seize me the plantation and
Sill me az night II did not keep my promise.
did not keep the~promise, and instead of send
ing the money l purchased rife for my pro-
lection,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS.

Chicago July 2i.-Chief of Police Francis
o NeilI has written his letter of resignation and
is ready to present it to Mayor Dunno. AS soon
as the strike situation moderates the Mayor will
name a new chief and give ONeill the chance
To devote himself exclusively to the plans which
he says In his letter OF farewell. make it advis-
able for him TO leave the city's service.
Several weeks ago Mayor Dunno reappointed
Chief O'Neill. but there was n tact understand
ing between them that this act did not neces-
sarily preclude a change. Chief O'Neill has been
Chief OF Police for four years and two months
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
BARBADOS NEGRO DROWNED.
GBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.i 3

GBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEi
Stamford. Conn., July 24--Ernest Bryant. twenty
three years old, West Indian negro was drowned
at Sound Beach yesterday afternoon before the eyes
OF a throng of cottagers- Bryant worked In one OF
the hotels at the beach He expert swim
mer and entered the water with a companion for a
long tswIm -
quarter of mile from shore he showed signs
of exhaustion, and his companion advised him to
put back He refused to do so. and fev min
utes later threw up his hands, uttered cry and
sank COttagers put out in boats in effort TO
save him. but trace of his body could be found.
He is said to have wive and two children in Bar
BADGES
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Iettemeyer (trom StockhoI1l. New-YorS. eSd sol
der Prince tbri. Dunn tfrOu Londoul. NeV-YcrS,
York
CoPsnhssen. july 22-Ssiled Steamer Kentucky tpani.
stahl New-Nolk Rot pTeviouslyl
CuNhaven, July s2-AryIved. steamer PhtrhuS tCerA
SehieThoEst. NeW-York
Para JHly 2S-Sailed steamer Don,inr ,Fr. WrStray
4ort SAID. July "a Arrived steamers Masncna ,hTi
FuTceN. New NOrk AlSiers f,r Madras and CT
cntta, St ktuans tRr>, Caffsrara Nev- No.s 20
ShSHSaaL July - Arrived previously steamer Ndens
btse 'bfl, Nalr New-Nork Via singapore ard Mdny'
Auniden. july Arrived. steamer triHs der Nstt
Indies and Neuezuea
- Lucia July 2a-S9ted. steamer Titan tBrt AiHss
from santos. etc. for New Orleans sud vv-NerS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
FOOT CUT OFF-BOY DOES NOT CRY.
Little Child Shows Great Nerve When Run
Over by Streetcar.

When three year-old Ignaco Bogio Of No. 324
East 34th-st.. over by a crosstown car, in
front of his home. yesterday afternoon. and his
right foot crushed under the forward wheels. fifty
men, passengers and passersby lifted the car,
that the child could be released. The boy did not
whimper, he lay there. nor when he was taken
TO the sidewalk. 1t was found that his right foot
had been completely severed.
One of the crowd that raised the car made
rough tourniQuet with handkerchief. until DR..
Bowman arrived in an ambulance and took Ig-
naCo to Bellevue Hospital
The boys mother who crossing the
with him when the struck him, frantic
with grief
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
WANTED CELLMATE WASHED.
Condemned Negro's Complaint Gets Com
panion a Bath After Hard Fight

Even under the shadow of the gallows, Edward
Tapely, the negro who was sentenced TO be eX-
ecuted in he Hudson County Jail August iS
for the murder OF the woman with whom be lived
is careful OF his personal appearance and he made
a complaint that he could not tolerate his room
in the condemned murderers' CELL Ntcoio
Murdaco. who killed his wife and is 10 be executed
a week later.
The inmates of the Jail are required take a
bath at least once a week, but Murdaco had de
ceived the jail officials by cOnfining his aolutons
10 his face, neck and hands. The jail officials gave
him bath yesterday, but were compelled 70 use
force. They succeeded after a desperate fight.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
BOY PATIENT WANTS TO BE DOCTOR.
Refuses to Go Home from Bellevue with
Mother-Physicians Like Lad.

Daniel Farley. twelve years old, whose parents
live at No go East 22d-st., does not want to go
home. He is in Bellevue Hospital and he likes that
institution so much that when his mother called
last evening TO take him home, he objected so for
clbly that she allowed him TO remain until she has
time 10 consult with her relatives
Farley month ago. fell from the roof of his
home 10 the cellar, through an airshaft He was
taken 10 Bellevue. where he soon recovered
he made friends OF the doctors and became SO
useful TO them that they are as anxious for him 10
remain as he is TO stay
Il want be a Doctor he said IN his ,notbar
%hen she called yesterday. II will study hard ami
know that some day II be able TO heal wounds
ana cure the sick. just like the doctors here do :"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SAYS CARLTON STOLE HER JEWELS.
Woman Thinks He Was the Edward de
Rodriguez Who Married Her in 1898.
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Rochester, July 24.-At the request of Inspector
Cross Chief Hayden is investigating the career Of
Frederick z Carlton. He is supposed to be the
same as Edward de Rodriguez. who came TO
Rochester in the fan of 1897 In the winter he at
tended a dancing school in State-st. where he be-
came acquainted with Mrs. Kettering. attrac-
tiYe widow. twenty -four years old After a short
ccurtship Rodriguez married the widow, and they
went 10 New York. staying at hotel
According Mrs. Kettering's story to Chief
Hayden, her husband suggested that he take her
Jewels worth several thousand dollars, out and
10 them cleaned She consented, and that was
the last she of her husband or her jewels.
Mrs Kettering made a vain search for her husband
and returned 10 Rochester. where she has since
lived. Roderiguez represented himself Spaniard
OF great wealth.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
TIFFANY DIAMONDS REPORTED FOUND
Rumor Quickly Observation-Disclosures
Denied Hearing Story after Investigating

Rumors which reached Police Headquarters yes
terday that the diamonds stolen from Tiffany &
Co. April 25 for which reward OF $40 900 has
been offered. had been found soon proved
baseless. Who started the story Is not known. but
enough belief placed the possibility of its
being true for Detective Sergeant Price TO visit
Tinany's. Mr.. Whitfield the acting manager. said
that the firm had heard nothing of the missing
diamonds.
At Headquarters it was announced Prices re-
turn. that the Jewels had not been found. Later in
the day ii denied by the people that
they had even heard that the diamonds had been
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool July 22-Sailed Usternorc (Rrl.
Cowan, for Baltimore: Esd Potomac (Br). Mckay.
New-York.
London July 24-Arrived. steamers Caucasian (Rrl
Brown Philadelphia: Minnehaha (Esr). Robinson New
York.
Dover. July "a 2+o p m-Arrived. steamer vsdsrland
(Belg). EhOn New-York for Antwerp (and proceededl
HUI. July 23-AFrived steamer Colorado gBri Ward
New-York.
Tyne July 22-Sailed steamers Eildcna (Rri Roberts
Montrcal I'D. NarrasansNtt tRrl. Scott, New~York.
Bpu0sne. July -. m-Sailed. steamer potSsa m
uutchi Stsnger from Rotterdam. New YORK
shields. July .2sailed. steamers tCs-rl
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
HuMPTYOuMPrY STOLE A SMALL BOY

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE-l
South Norwalk. Conn. July 24.-Freddie Croal.
thirteen old. is missing from his home since
last week. He is a son of William CroaI. of No q
Burbank-st.
1t Is believed that he went away with the Hump
ty-Dumpty show. which exhibited in this city last
week. The boy was seen by of his compan-
ions peeling potatoes for the show. Word was
sent TO Stamford to apprehend the boy there. but
the show had gone 1t is believed that the boy
will be captured at Mddletown.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
CARDINAL elBeoNs.s BIRTHDAY.

Southampton. Long Island, July A-Cardinal
Gibbons, Of Baltimore who is spending his yaca-
tioa here. as he usually does every summer to-
day celebrated the seyenty-frs anniversary Of his
birth He spent most of the day at the rectory Of
the local Catholic church. The day took on the
nature OF a continuous reception. but there was
fornality. Telegrams and letters are pouring
in from all parts OF the country, and cable mes
saEes have been received from Rome and elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
TO WITHDRAW APPEAL.
Greene and Gaymor to Drop Case
Before British Priuy Council.

Washington July 24.-Mr MacMaster. Ca
madam counsel for the United States govern
ment I'm its case against Greene and Gayner.
has informed the Department Of Justice from
London that the two men have withdrawn their
petition for leave TO appeal TO the Privy Coun-
ell at London. and that Wednesday the
Council will formally dismiss the appeal. This
leaves pending I'm the courts only the habeas
corpus proceedings. which will come up before
Judge Ouimet at Ottawa about August I.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
LEHleH VALLEY USING HARD COAL

The Lchigh Valley is using hard coal on its pas
senger locomotives this being one OF the features
which hive made tho road popular with the
travelling public and gained for II the patronage
OF many regular travellers. They lay stress upon
TIE cleanliness assured the comfort of riding over
a rock ballasted roadhed and the safety provided
by ths automatic electric block signals.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
NINETEEN YEARS FOR MeIplNeeR.

Edward a. NeidngeT. convicted last Friday Of
rape in connection with Flower Club" for little
girls which he maintained in his home al No I2O
East lesth-st.. sentenced yesterday to nine
teen years and ten months Imprisonment IN Sing
Sing Ills sentence VIII begin Immediately. There
are three other similar indictments They Will be
held him. and II he lives ont his sentence,
they may then be brought against him
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
A DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT CLOSED

Washington July 24-The State Department has
been informed that Ambassador Mccormick has
satisfactorily adjusted the differences between
br7itus j. Clay, American Minister 90 Switzerland
and the French Ambassador 20 the same country
which grew out or the alleged failure Of the Am
hAADo1cr 70 return ths Minister'S call.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been Issued.
ARMY.

Captain FREDERICK E. JOHNSTON. Artillery Corps
to Schenectady.
Lieutenant SoSnes WlIAM @ dePgy eD
Socsfe SGsfen sTnns5aF TaaT FINK Fnd sTRS coss 1TGTs
and First L4eutsnant JOHN a IN, .MURTAGH @ assist
Francisco
Captain JAMES cANBY .paymaster. before board at
San Francisco for examination for promotn-
Fort McPherson
Taps At oa
Major John b Beunger. quarterrnaster.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM p WOODHALI.' assistant
surgeon, TO Presidio
Lieutenant colonels GEORGE II roRNEY. deputy
surgeon surgeon s:@sss ana %S3oF i MiI55iAH STEFFES
Captain JAMES NJ KENNEDY: assistant t surgeon be
promotion.
Captain GUY c. NJ, GODFREY; assistant surgeon. be
building. Washington for examination for promo
First Lieutenant GILBERT A. YoUNGBERG. corps of
9 tT9 R F6r Rf.taGn OF to class
Contract Surgeon ERNEST z. ROBERTS from Philip
pines to Fort Riley
Captain CHAUNCEY r. HUMPHREY. e2d Infantry. to
San Francisco
Ensign J. DowNEs Jr,. Nashville
ing station. Francisco home and await orders.
rayrna.ter T. WALLACE. detached Navy Department
MOVEMENT OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
loving movements of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
July 21-The Fortune. Port Hartford.
July 22-The Fortune. Diego: the Boxer, An
napoIs: the Olympia, a Guantanamo: the Newport,
san Domingo City the Whipple at Norfolk the
Chicago. the Marblehead Perry. Belling-
ham, Perry. Bremerton: the Boston. at Belling
ham; the Dolphin at Boston
July 23-The Dolphin Harbor; the Alabama the
Illinois the Iowa the Massachusetts. the Brooklyn
the Tacoma. the Chattanooga and the Galveston, AT
Annapolis; the Atlanta, East Lamoine.
SAILED.
July 21The Fortune from Port Hartford for San Diego
July 22-The Dubuque GARDENERS Ray for New
port. Porter. Norfolk Newport; the
chicago. BeIngham Diego.
Francisco the Perry from Bengham.
ton: Boston. from Olympia for Belngham; the
Dolphin. from Gloucester for Boston.
July 23-The Dolphin from Boston for Bar Harbor the
Atlanta from Rocklaud for East Lamone.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
PRIVATE OF MARINES KILLED BY FALL

Washington, July 24-Rear Admiral Dunlap.
commsndant Of the naval station at San Juan.
cabied the Navy Department to-day that Private
William A Hurt, OF the marines, fell of the city
wall. crushing his skull. and died instantly.