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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CURE OF APPENDICITIS.
Not Al1cays Secured By RemOUal of
Appendir.
[FRoM THE TRIBUNE BuREAu.I ]


Washington, Aug 5.-Consul General Guenther
reports to the State Department, from statements
contained in German papers, that appendicitis. or
Inflammation of the vermiform appendix. has as
sumed the character OF becoming more and more a
fashionable disease Surgery has achieved great
triumphs in this sphere. and has cured nnumerable
cases of the disease The French surgeon Roux,
however, has asked the question, rs appendicitis
if one carries his appendix in his pocket?" and
his answer entirely affirmative.
From the statements of DR.. Frederick Trever,
OF the foremost authorities and physician of
King Edward, similar doubts appear According
to the experiences of this great expert, failures
may occur which he treats in two groups. On the
hand. the operation may only result in relief
an incomplete cure; on the other hand compli-
cations are 10 be feared which do not depend upon
the surgical intervention. Only the surgeon is con-
cerned to study the details of the deductions of
Dr. TreVes in order to more fully learn or the
eventual dangers which may follow an operation.
For the patients, it must be stated that an opera
tion remains the pre-emineut remedy. If not the
only one, from which complete cure is to be ex-
pected.
DR. Pond. Of Liverpool. has advanced a the
ory with reference the origin of appendicitis and
other disturbances of the digestive organs, In ne
Lancet He calls attention the fact that such all
often be attributed TO antimonial poison
ing, and the source Of the antimony taken up by
man is said be the rubber rings which are fire.
has established the fact that such rings consist OF
almost one-third their weight of antimony. The
ters, containing alkalies and organic acids; but
these rubber rings. daily observation shows.
falls into the contents of the vessels
DR.. Pond claims to have found that frequently
source of a series of disturbances Of the nutrtive
and digestive system, especially through continued
weakening of the muscles of the stomach and IN
testines In case that his statement as 20 the con
tents of antimony in IIbber rings is correct. his
deductions seem plausible. but with reference TO
be awaited.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CANADIANS PARADE AT PROVIDENCE.
British Day" at Crescent Park Draws Eng
lands Sons Together

p Providence. R. l.. Aug 5--Past and present sub
Jects of Great Britain both from the Dominion of
Canada and from the mother country were out in
force to-day to celebrate British Day at Crescent
Park
The feature of the day was the presence OF the
Duke of COrnwalrs Own Rifles. the 43d Canadian
Regiment, which here from Ottawa to attend
the celebration The festivities opened with pa
rade through the streets OF the city. reviewed by
Governor Utter and Acting Mayor Renolds of this
city After the parade the party boarded harbor
steamer for Crescent Park where they remained
for the rest of the day
At the park the merrymakers engased in May
pole dance and parade, after which the visiting
regiment reviewed the local societies. A shore din
ner was followed by a programme Of sports.
The statute objection TO any foreign body of sol
dtery bearing arms marching through the com
monwealth of Boston was overcome by transferring
the militiamen to special trains the elevated
division of the Boston Elevated Railway Company
BY this means the visitors reached the south ter
minal where they boarded the train for Provi-
dence. The soldiers received an enthusiastic well
come AT the south station the British Naval and
Military Veterans Association joined the Cana
dians.
The regiment will return to Boston this evening
TO remain until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NEW FERRY OFFICIALS NAMED.
Robert " Pollock Superintendent City's
Staten Island Line

D9ez Commissioner Featherson yesterday an
Io1heed the appointment Of Robert W. Pollock
- 1onkers. as superintendent Ct the citys new
@eh Island ferry lire, and n Lawrence V.
--'iion Il R0sebark. Staten Island. as assistant
-l+Finiendert. Commissioner Featherson said. in
hhe public his choices. that both appointments
MADE IN merit solely and that politics had
4Lae whatever 10 do with them
4f Pollock was general traffic manager with the
'a'7n Island Ferry Company from 1855 TO 1877.
Nf Hanion is also old staten Island ferry
si+ naI7ns been in the service since ls55 He
ssn as deokhand and worked his way up 10
'e Place Of general passenger ticket agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
REAR ADMIRAL CLARK TO RETIRE.
Commander of the Oregon will Reach
Statutory Age on August 10

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5-Rear Admiral charles aries, r.
clark one of the heroes OF the
DIai m ao the battIeship oregon famous, ana
""i' W. is closely linked with the history OF
W tr,,ction of Cervera's fleet at Santiago VIII
tne iaa On the retired list Of the navy August
- a which date he reaches the statutory age io'
retirement , E.. y-arrnort
Hcar.a-,ber 1869 he is president Of the naval
IN IN iPning ana retiring boards ard member @ %
eKaiI,I.'7 e-eneral board Subsequent 10 the close
Ie "a The war Win spain Admiral Clark was a. M t,s
OF tiS iSraarast f,ssiened duty governor or the
own En,,. ~ PhiIadelphia and later was called
"a Washington for his present dut!,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Died.
Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will b.
republished In The TriWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.

BRANDEGEEaAugust 1905. at her residence. No sl2
gee widow OF Marius BTandegee and daughter Of the
late Anthony B. and Elizabeth Gallaudette Fountain in
gust : S'' p m ''''-1' A''F'''''
cARLLsLEaAt Babylon Long Island FRIDAY. Angus,
G Carlisle and daughter Of Major John Goodson q
residence in Babylon on sunday: August G. at l
a. m; returning leaves Babylon at 4:3o m
Jarvis 6s u5.r. M
Monday August Z. at 3 p m.
LOCKwoOD-On wednesday. August ? Elizabeth
Lockwood. widow Of Francis H Lockwood in the
residence No. 80 53d-st,. sunday. August g. at
D. Interment at convenience Of the family
"a Mis- 5 N m .ne b eh year residsnse 81 as No a4s WI" m
sunday August 6. ?. m. Interment in Cedar Hill
owen. wife OF Major Edward owen. commando
residence No. 500 Manhattan-ave.. Monday,
August :. 1 p. New-Orleans papers please
PRITCHARD-on August 3. 1905. at the Bruce
Private Hospital @l, Hartford. I'd Conn Mr. a l.
railroads. in the S6th year OF hs-age
SANDERs-On Saturday August 5. Eleanor Butler
sanders wife of Rev. DR.. Henry NJ sanders Notice Of
IVAN Counay \. y William sloane in his s4th year.
5sths st. on Monday evening August Z at o'clock
sNELLLNG-At White Plains. y Y. August 4. 1905.
Wilbur Lamont son or susie Teers and ND, the bis a{s
his brother Harry C. Smelling. No. go
F:sher-ave.. White Plains. Sunday. 4 p m.
VALENTINE-At Englewood. y. J. August s. 1895.
Charles ". Valentine Funeral services at Presby-
Train leaves chanrbersst ferry via Northern r
r. $50 D, m Saratoga (N. " papers please copy.
WEAVER-On Thursday night August g. 1908. Annie
c. Weaver. wife George c. Weaver. in 5sth
year her Funeral services at her late resi-
dence. No AGA Macon-st, Brooklyn, sunday az
ternoon August s. al l O'Clock P. Baltimore
papers please
wHITE-on Saigrday August ) 1902 at Orleans Mass.
Constance Naldron aged wears ana . months. young
EST child Of Norman Margaret c. White Inter
a Woodlavn Cemetery. Monday. Z at
convenience of the family.
IILIAMS-Suddenly, Thursday, August 3, at Bristol
Tenn. Harvey Ladew Williams oldest son OF Iohn
townsend and Louise Ladew Williams In the 3lst wear
Of his age Funeral his fathers residence STAN
ford. Conn. the arrival Of train leaving New-York
Monday, August = returning in
NeW-YorI at $50.
ZABRISKIE-At Ridgewood n j.. Saturday August >
1863. Ethelyn 5. only child of David D. Lizzie
Zabriske. Funeral services Monday. from
her late residence. No 81 West RidgeUood-aVe AZ 7
?. Interment convenience o family. at Ridge
wood. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
BELCHER'S OLD RECORD.
Szcindled Many in WalkM. His For
mer Home.


Paterson y j.. Aug (SpeciaD.-From Police
Headquarters Paterson tomorrow will be issued
this circular:
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT-
William H. Belcher. Left the city OF Paterson on
July 81 wearing a mIzed business suit. frock coat
black soft hat and blsS,K shoes.
This is wanted for embezzling OF
money from private individuals amounting to over
Sloo,019. The specific charge which the COM
plaint is issued Is the embeZzlement Of S,S00
DESCRIPTION OF BELCTIER.
Age, about sixty years: height. feet 8 inches;
weight lyD pounCs. medium faiT OInplexOn, fair
head OF iron gray hair stout build round face,
large full eyes. quick walker; wore heavy brown
mustacne wnen last seen. but May snaved
il off
The circular is printed under picture OF Mayor
Belcher II will be sent to every important city
in the United States and to the leading cities of
other countries. Attached TO it is copy of the
warrant charging him with embezzIement.
Inc beief tnaI BeicneT HeA IL Europe and IS
now on the seas IS strong and A description
OF him Will be sent by cable IL London. SCOdand
Yard will be asked 10 make search for Belcher.
Mayor Belcher. IL has been discovered. had a
years ago. He formerly lived in Waikiki, y. Y.
Speaking Of the criminal operations Of the Mayor
n resident of Waikiki said Yesterday;
1T is not the first time he has worked these
of dollars to those who trusted him Like the peo-
pie of Paterson. we mad every confidence in him.
but IL was badly misplaced We not in the
least surprised at the developments in Paterson
NO new complaints have been made against Bel
cher. and II Is not likely that they will be until the
grand jury meets in September Many of the
foTSeries and embezZements have been outla wed
as they occurred more than two years ago
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

fecting the poor by requesting leading banks to
assist the embarrassed institution
M. Jaluzot could himself thought of
asking the assistance Of the Minister for he was
one OF the leading members of the opposition the
government He born in the Department of
La Nievre, in the eastern central part of France
After havin founded the Magasins du Prn-
temps. in the last years of the Second Empire. Of
which he was devoted supporter NJ Jaluzot
after the fall of Napoleon III, purchased La Pa
trie,' which a strong Bona partist paper and
also La Presse' founded and edited by
the famous Emile de Grardin. These two papers,
however did not then enjoy any longer the great
influence tLey possessed in former years, because
they constantly attacked the new republic. New
ertheless. NJ Jauzot for several years elected
q Deputy in the Chamber by the Department OF
Nievre. which he still represents in the French
Parliament
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

0nicaI Record and Observation-Disclosures Aug O.
The Northwest disturbance has moved eastward 70
Eastern ontario and and thunderstorns were
quite general Saturday the Upper Mississippi valley
ana the lake region also local showers IN the
Middle and south Atlantic Nebraska Colorado and
New Mexico
High teperaures continued in the central valleys and
the Southwest and also somewhat warmer IN the
east and IN the plateau region In the upper ieNe and
Central Rocky Mountain region and the northern slope
tenperatures have fallen considerably principally on &C
count thunderstorms.
The winds along England Coast VIII be fresh
south on the Middle light 10 fresh south
probably squalls Sunday afternoon on Inc south
Atlantic Coast southeast: on the CUR coast
light fresh south lower lakes iresh 10 nfish
south TO southwest shifting northwest probably hun-
der squalls SUNDAY upper lakes light 10 fresh and
mostly northwest 10 north
There wiz be thundershowers to-day from the East
en- Upper regions. the Upper Ohio Valley, east
ward continuing Monday in the Middle Atlantic states
and Eng and
There also will he iocaI today IN the north
norton ~ the South New Mexico Eastern
colorado and Northern Arizona and showers to-day and
Florida. In the Central NhLIeys the
emf states slope reZon ana the extreme West the
weather be generally fair to-day ana MONDAY Wild
hfgh temperatures over nearly oil districts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
RUNAWAY sCATTERs CoNEY's CROWD.
Team Injuries Mounted Policeman Who
Tries to Stop 1t.

A team of horses ran away at Coney Island yes
terdav scattering the crowds In Surf-ave. njuring
a policeman and covering two miles before they
could be stopped The horses were driven by
George Krause who left them tied outside OF
Dreamland They were frightened by automo-
bile They dashed up Surf-ave. TO Ocean Bouie-
ward where Patrolman Williams. Of the Mounted
Squad tried to stop them In doing so he was
thrown against beer wagon and one or ms legs
was fractured The horses continued down the
Parkway TO Kings Highway, where they were
stopped by Patrolman Brown. In stopping thsn
tured.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
HI. JULES JALUZOT.

NJ. Jules Jauzot, whose failure is announced in
the dispatches from Paris. is a politician and q
newspaper man. as we'll as sugar speculator. and
the fouEder and principal owner of lie Printemps.
of the four largest department stores in Paris.
The cable dispatches have related how his unucky
specuIatons in sugar, causing a loss of about
s3oO0Oo0, had been followed by the temporary
pension OF payment by the savings bank connected
with lie Printemps. The depositors being mainly
Of the working classes. it is said, the French Min
lister of Finance is seeking to avert the losses af-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
RUN DOWN BOY; PARoLEO.

Mrs Emma Tyrren. the wife Of Dr. Henry Tyr
reIl Of No Il East S1st-st was arraigned in the
Harlem court Yesterday. She charged with
having ran down Friday night with her automobile
Bernard Raines ten years old of No. LA4 5th-
ave. in front of his home.
The boy received a dislocated hip and some slight
injuries AT the time Mrs. Tyrrel did what she
co,7ld for the bow taking him to drug and
caring for him. She said the boy ran in front OF
the machine and it was impossible to prevent the
accident. -
TyrreH was paroed until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MORE ALIMoNY FOR MRS. GEO. KEMP
Allowance, Pending Separation, Increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 a Year.

Mrs Lila Kemp, who has suit for a separation
pending against her husband, George Kemp. a son
of George Kemp, who died years ago leaving
n large estate. has had her allowance OF temporary
alimony increased by Justice Fitzgerald. of the
Supreme Court, from $3.50 a year 5000.
The increase is the outcome of arrangement
made between Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp. She alleges
he abandoned her and failed to support her. She
has possession Of the two children Of heT mar
riage. Kemp receives only 5000 year from his
fathers estate his brothers and sisters getting the
bulk of the property He tried TO upset the WILL
h,1r faila
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
WILL HEAR MADDEN DIVORCE CASE

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUHEI
3'sioga, X z. Aug 5.-Acting under an order
t.aHtfo hy Supreme Court Justice sewell OF
- 'oKiyn, on a motion argued by Mirabeau J..
Nis of that city. in the matter Of the divorce
s9e'eairgs between John r. Madden. the turfman,
- Mrs Madden. William T. Moore, a lawyer Of
4@ place, las been made referee and Wednes-
s--bezt Nill give the first hearing here. Senator
Jssa. 5'ackett viii appear for Mrs Madden, and
49, lockwood and George r. Salisbury for MI
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MISS GRAMS BRAIN EXPOSED.
Surgeons Lay Her Long Unconsciousness to
This-No Change in Condition.

Lenox, Mass, Aug. SIT is now said that MISS
Ethel NJ. Grams long term Of Inconsistencies is
produced by the brain tissues being exposed In
operating the surgeons obliged TO cut INTO the
skull to remove bones that had penetrated the
brs,, and at the place where this was done, over
the left ear the brain is protruding The part OF
the brain injured contracts the lips and other facial
organs. "a l..
There was noticeable chanse ~ IN siTs ,oain an in
condition to-day. surgeons anu "'i'- ~
constant ATTENDANCE.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
OLDEST HoRTIcuLTURIsT DEAD.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

BY TEIEGKAPH E-I
Rrookline Mass, Aug. 5.-John Salter Richards.
known TO flower fanciers all over the country
.sT-ncle Dick" the oldest horticuturist in the
country is dead here. He ninety-four years
old
Mr. Richards was q California pioneer, arriving
IN that State in February 1919 after plotting a
- .oross the isthnaus He accumulated a small
fortune in the gold fields and also made money
isZ-fng ont estates for who suddenly became
rich there HIS speciality was the cultivation OF
fancy varieties OF gladiolas
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CHINESE RAILROAD ANNUAL MEETING
Bslgians Thought to Want to Wrest Control
from Americans.

Stockholders Of the China American Developing
Company which owns the concession TO construct
the Canton T{snkow Railroad in China. held their
annual meeting in Jersey City to-day. Temple
BaVdoia. ri J. p Morgan & Co. who represent
The American interest which controls the property,
ard certain French and Belgian interests who are
credited with q desire TO acquire control, attended
ne meeting The session brief and il was
san that the question Of accepting or rejecting
any n the foreign bids not discussed
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-C Captain W; D. NewPsli, L s S A.
Wreson L s N captain gttog 2Eth g. rIc In
Manson and Lady Manson. London, England I'M
PERIAL~General T; e Powell EX,Ini{ed 4Ia{es 8tta
Nom. MURRAY HILL aptain !; M Andrews
Saratoga y. Y. SAVOH-Mrs. ohVer FeIloiu'
Ne
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
TAGGART WITNESS ARRESTED.
Boy Charged with Perjury and Held il
$500 Bali.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Wooster. Ohio Aug. 5.-Perry Rope, eighteen
years old. who witness to-day in the divorce
proceedings of Major Taggart against his wife
was arrested tonight charge of perjury. He
had hearing before Mayor Vennest and was
bound over for a further hearing, being released
on $500 bail The arrest indicates the intensity OF
tie feeling between the oppOnents in this case.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MISS BLACKBURN MARRIED.

Washington. Aug. Miss Cornne Blackburn
~ -Ehter OF Senator Blackburn. OF Kentucky and
= Gale. OF Nes-York and Lecsburg, Va. were
.si,lea to-day in this city in the presence OF a
Lary of relatives and personal friends.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

t4th.., temuerature yesterday ~ degrees; lowest q
rsge rs average for corresponding date last year
e- eorrespording date last twenty-nV years e
- ,,rs.sst Occasional thunder showers today an
rfsbiy Monday; fresh southwest to northwest "ihas
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

Station Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys
S125 Telephone (4S55 Gramercy1 Book
of representative.
Oice 20 ST. y. 2. City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CNDFRTAKERs.

FRANK r.. CAMPBELL. 24i-s West 2sd St
23d St stephen Merritt Embg Inst. 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the known IN
dertaker: only place OF business and 1sth
st the world Tel 124 and Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Religious Notices.

BIBLE TEACHERs' TRAINING SCHOOL. Lexington
nd StOF'IELp lectures tNfc taiix
Ss5 and 1870 for the week beginning MoaiAy.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Special Notices.

E.ese-Address or information wanted OF Lew
Reese who lived in New Jersey about 1872
Address e. A w.
Post once BOX So. York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
ro-ennst for spec,el Localities.-For Ne,

TorPfast fVt "VFFIHI 4"'t''IIt'V7'
showers to-day cooler in west portion MONDAY showers
oler In southeast portion. fresh southwest to west
winds
Tor District o Columbia. Maryland. Delaware and
Eastern Pennsylvania occasional hundersho~ers to-day.
- ,robably Monday; light fresh southwest 70 north
wes WINDS
,ti,95erehnwers to-day and probably Monday; fresh
ed,,thvest 10 northwest winds
~ yTostern Pennsylvania and Western New York,
.s.rshovers today Monday fair. fresh southwest to
northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
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Paterson y j.. Aug (SpeciaD.-From Police
Headquarters AT Paterson tomorrow will be issued
this circular:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

,o.t oA5cIaI Reeord.-The following official record
-, .r weather Bureau shows changes In the tenn
,ure for the last ntyfour hours, in comparison
,.t ,bA corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
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