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New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
WORLD LONG TRAIL ENDS
italian, after Nine Years, Finds
Fathers Murderer IN CeU.

After securing three continents for nine years in
search Of his fathers murderer Antonio CarrscioIo
saw him yesterday afternoon in a cell on Black
wells Island.
eleven months sentence for assault on an ared
aunt Marchetu, according 10 the Italian laws \ :
ALREADY been tried for the murder of Giovanni
Carraciolo. and sentenced to life imprisonment
oouns Carraciolo' has already taken steps to have
Marchetu extTaditsd for the crime
The detection OF Marchettl is due in great
measure TO the work OF Detective Sergeant Petro-
siho' the Headquarters man. Petrosino after being
toid OF the murder. kept an eye on every Italian
brought INTO court. His patience was rewarded
@Dou' ten days ago when having occasion TO look
over some old records Of the Special Sessions Court
ne came across the Giiorgio Marcnetti
FetTosino at once went To BlackweITs Island
cetails OF various crimes ne has committed but
@ 1eUtoea & touching on the murder of Carracioo. The
1,srrrotaS oaS ne sent a telegraph message TO Antonio
oarIaclolo. who now lives in Allentown Penn He
Petrosno told Carracioio be must NOT R befray bis
biynyg put Keep behind him and merely convince
SSe,ectlHG approached the supposed murderer's cell
"a csrraciolo hiding behind him. Marchetti was living
What do you want?'' he asked. sourIv. In the
fac Gah tlIhe Carraciolo had got fun view OF his
That's the man. That's the murderer Of my
hin S SdScIhalmed. Petrosino quickly pushed
fa%y,a5 ~ ~ was the man Carraciolo at once in
oS caole Later in the day he and Petrosino had
renee with District Attorney Jerome about
eAIIrrdditlon proceedings.
r, NaIhI Ii Carraeiolo was well 10 do Italian
Tros nVlng at San Gorgo di LammeIHna in the
a9 ~ NE OF Benvento. Machetti lived i'm the town
"q ii ita bad reputation. Giovanni CarracioIo was
II-iDtIdI N politics. In the summer of 1895 he
20 t0o1 an active part in the election OF member
70 70 the Snamber Of deputies from that district
1arfa facloos ardor for Liberalism was never under
ssooG. ms friends say. Then he was marked for
S3e S4 iast arguments OF ItaIian-assassination
Marchett the sluggard man OF I'll repute-the man
Nnohl ne had befriended-was selected by mis-
e4ieIhes he committed the murder Carraciolo's
Suns allese. and so the jury found.
= ne Two young sons OF the dead man swove to
DffhS their fathers murderer 10 Justice Antoro
II9llowed him through Europe 20 South America
ne completed a course in civil engineering hut
never Tor a moment swerved from the purpOse of
aHenglng his fathers death. Yesterday he found
hIm on Backwells Island ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
NOURMAHAL IN DRYDOCK.
Rumor That Colonel Astor Dis
charged Captain Pickett Denied.

The steam Yacht Nourmah hal Colonel John jacob
Astor. owner. arrived here yesterday from Newport
and went into drydock the More Iron Works
In South Brooklyn little the for go'rg the
rocks at Newport Tuesday. Colonel AstOr came
back the yacht
a report was current yesterday that Colorel AstOr
had discharged Captain 4. q. Fickett on account Of
the accident at Newport. This runlOr was denied
lasl night at the home OF Captain Fickett. In Bay
Ridge
turn 10 New-f orS yesterday before the accident
CURED. and I'm coming back had ony adhered 10 the
original plan Of Colonel Ast0r
Ihe ois yacht. according 10 the captain, suffered
no damage IN running on the ledge. and will Re in
commission again in few days. The captain laid
the blame for the accident on the shifting Of the
buoy which marked the ledge.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
MORE ELECTRIC TRAINS oNL.IR.R
They Will Be Put on Between the Flatbush-
ave. Terminal and Jamaica.

President Ralph Peters Of the Long Island Rail-
road has decided increase the electric service on
the road by running electric trains between the
FIatbush-ave terminal and Jamaica, beginning
August % The electric trains Will run on the
schedule the present service. The electric
service on the Rockaway Beach division from Flat
bush-ave. has demonstrated its superiority over
steam. and speedy the trains that when the
change is made. about the middle OF September
from the summer 10 the fall timetable the time
tables will have 10 be completely overhauled TO cut
down the running time between FIatbush-ave and
RoCkaWay Park In this of sixteen miles the
electric trains have proved about eight minutes
faster than steam trains. They start and stop
much easily and smoothly
Passengers have expressed great satisfaction with
the speed OF the electric service and the absence
OF cinders and dirt. Since the eectrihcatiou there
has been noticeable increase I'm traffic the
division
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
HOME TO CLOSE.
Fresh -Ar Fund Works from S:45
to Midnight.

The activities OF The Tribune F-r.sb A. v,,,,s
yesterday began at s:45 a. m v,hor -.
children from the Church OF Sea ana r.na
starred Tor schenectady n. Y. Two hours later
the hhal party OF the season for the Runaway
Home at Claverack n. y. left the Grand Cen
tral Station. Franklin. " Y was the des,ir.
ton Of twenty-four children who starred o-
their journey at midnight
when the twenty-four girls who went 70
Ciaverack, y. y, yesterday have finished their
"o weeks outing the Binaway Home will
close It's doors for the season. Ninetv-six LITTLE
girls. In parties OF twenty-fo each. have been
received there this summer This homo ,s s,,n-
ported by the people in Claverack and Hudson.
Early IN the season the people OF Franklin.
~ l. entertained large party of children.
More than 500 was contributed by the towns
people and the money was used TO run a home
"here the children enjoyed a glorious two
weeks outing. The twenty-four children Who
IeIt ior FRANKLIN last night will be ruests IN
ai's' II mas been due 10 the efforts of the
I1e'- W A hlssenhart and his able assistants
-Mrs' aoaS. Miss ]. Roe and Miss Rutba-+o-5
''ia' entertainment for so many children has
been provided mas
The hosts at Franklin Y Y ara A.. y -
Hubbel. Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Dwight Bappot. NJ.
n W. stoddard. Mrs. Frederick Fake- N,rs
george saniy' Mrs. Harry Buell., Mrs. Bertram
NcClennon. Mrs. E. Van VaIkenberg. Mrs Rob-
err jackson, Mrs Charles Covert Mrs George
hrazie. Mrs Charles Potter, Mrs. Flizabetb
behnett' Mrs William Eaton. Mrs Artbr-
Eaton and Mrs Herrick
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement of the kind IN the country Every
other one. here Or elsewhere, has been started
in imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
ially welcomes all co-laborers in the field, but
without wishing 10 depreciate in the least the
work Of others thinks # its duty TO remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is so
far as known, the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes d.
rectly TO the work Of sending poor child to the
country, keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again. Every So insures such
vacation 10 at least one child. There have
been years In which. owing TO the magnitude OF
the operations Of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
such result was insured by every 81 80. No
collectors are ever employed. and all collections
made for the fund purely voluntary All
expenses for the organization. agents and the
general machinery Of the charity are privately
betrayed by The Tribune itself and by the
trustees Of the fund. There are no percentages
10 collectors TO come out of the contributions OF
the public. and no payments to agents. man
ayers, secretary or others. Every dollar goes
straight 10 the benefit Of q child.l
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
THEATRICAL MANAGER BANKRUPT

George r. White, theatrical manager and agent.
Of No 14n Broadway, filed petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday, showing his liabilities TO be
SIS s54 with no assets. With the exception of z.
c. Conrad. address unknown. who is set down for
$1,000 as a loan. Mr.. Whites principal creditor Is
Miss Virginia Earle. the actress. who played the
title role IN Sergeant Kitty a comic opera which
Mr.. White produced two seasons ago Miss Earle
is down for sass. unpaid salary. Helen Byron.
who starred in Sergeant Kitty under Mr.. White ,
management last season, is down for $500
Other creditors are Nine. FresingeT costumer OF
No 127 West 4lst-st s2.17S; H. c. Miner Lithograph
Company. S241 Junie McCrea, actor, for services.
S1.155: Richardson & Foos. printing. S2,S16. and j.
c. McCabe. musical director. S325.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
TO EXHIBIT Won MENzeus WORKS

An exhibition of the work Of Adolf Won MenzeI
the German artist. who died last winter. will be
held this fall in the Lenox library. Frank Weiten-
karnpf curator Of the print department. said yes
terday that the exhibition would open about Octo-
Der !
The exhibition viii include Menzels works in
lithography and etching among them all the series
as well as the many occasional pieces all drawn
from the s p. Avery collection OF prints. Mr.
WeItenkampf said the works illustrated by Menzel
would also be shown. among them the separate
publication Of his Illustrations 10 the works Of
Frederick the Great.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
DoFuestic Rates

Domestic Rates.
By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points in the States Canada Mexico
Couside OF the B0roughs % Manhattan ana The
Bronx Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and the
Philippines without for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

Mail sub=cribeTs in NevF-York CITY the DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged a
postage in addition 10 the named above
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
NOT TO ENTER IOWA POLITICS.
Ambassador Conger in Washington-WilI
Call on the President.

Washington. Aug. 16.-AmbaEsador Z. H ConEer
arrived in Washington to-day from Mexico He
had conference with Acting Secretary Adee at
the State Department and made arrangements to
visit the President at oyster Bay. Mr.. Conger
would not discuss his future plans further than to
say that he had intention OF entering politics
in Iowa He is leave Of absence the first
he has taken in four years.
Mr Conge- formerly Minister 70 China but
promoted 10 be Ambassador 10 Mexico and
left China last April
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
DR.. cLARKsoN c. SCHUYLER.

PIattsburg, n Y, Aug. 16.-Dr. CIarkson c.
Schuyler. ffty-ve years Old one of the best known
physicians in Northern New-Yo-k. died here to-
DAY from cirrhosis Of the liver. He was born in
Troy and was for fourteen years surgeon 10 the
Troy hospital lie was appointed State Forest
Commissioner by Governor Flower. in 1898 serving
two years He was member of several city and
county medical societies. the Association of Mill
IaFy Surgeons OF the United States the Holland
Soelety society of Colonial Wars and Military
Order OF Foreign Wars
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMA ARLE-Governor and Mrs. Francis W.
Higgins Olean. n. Y; F. Harrison Higgins. Olean.
n Y BRE6LIN-V. H. Lumpkn, Kansas City,
Mo. FIFTH AVENI IE-Lieutenant s. H r Day,
L. 5 y. GRAND-F. :. Harlow, major, artillery,
Fort Totten. New York, Second Lieutenant H /.
King. 1st Cavalry. Fort Sam Houston Texas; DR.
A NJ r. Prudden. Buffalo; Lieutenant W. W.
Booth L. s. n. Lieutenant J. Feaster l. s y
HOLLAND-Mrs William Thaw Pittsburg. MUIR
RAY HILI-Captan George F. Baltzer, L. s. A.
NEW NETHERLAND-P. ?. Smith. Justice Su-
preme Court PENNSYLVANIA. WALDORF-ASTORIA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule closing of Transpachc Mails
on the presumptio1 Of thelr uninterrupted overland
trarsst 10 mort or sailing connecting mails
CexcepJ Registered Transpacihc Nails dispatched
Vancouver. victoria. Tacoma Seattle. close
m previous d1y) close az the General Ppstoace
Hawaii Tapan Korea China Philippine Islands via
san Francisco. close Al m August II Tor dispatch
~ Zealand Australia lexceDt Wesu. alesouia
Sam0a Hawaii and FIJI Islands VIA san Francisco.
~IGse at 5 nj % for dispatch per
New Yea and not arrive ir time with
lisparch. rual.s-closilE az $40 a. aT
an ana 4 r. IN SUNDAYS al 4S0 a. 8 a. M
n-wiu b made ard forwarded until the arrival
or the CHlnaTd steamer
atC M August 20 for dispatch per s. Empress Of
rr r;-ire Islands and Francisco close AZ
N August 81 for dispatch per u = transport
F4svau Lanai Korea. China and Philippine SANDS VIA
San Francisea close az p m September for dislatc1
-a,,t and narauesas Francisco Close al
q n n, septenher s for dispatch per s Martposa
va Tsauds Australia Westt and NeV aiedonl@
Sia vancouver and victoria. b c. close az p m
ssptember for dispatch per s. AoranEi
Nfaeh,ria EXCEPT Mukdcn NewchWang ana Feff ftn1l
v-,sssr,, Siberia h AZ present forwarded Russia
addressed, West Australia 70
VIA Europe Zealand via san Francisco
~t certain places Chinese Province of Nunnan
~, Rritl=h Indathe quickest routes Philippines so-
ciallv via Europe must % ruy pr-n.st A.
49,. {oretan rates forwarded VIA san Fran-
ciso excssively Parces-Pos mails for New Lealarc
sr1 Australia tlncludinz Aus-alial forwarded
vfs san Francisco exclusively,
N'a "a" WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postnastss.
Po.tonS@- Nsw-YoFk. y. T.. August II. isoa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
PLANS TO WELCOME PRINCE LOUIS.

=. johns n p. Aug. ls-The British cruiser
A~~toha arrived here this evening from Bermuda
70 1NHih ne arrival here OF Prince Louis of
Bsttenbergs squadron On s.p,ernha- q ,rho
British cruisers ScgR ana ssn,ho - 81
ttench cruisers Chhsseloup Laubst ana Trou6e
festivities il beine prepared - Fi'stainhe OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
ITALIAN PRINCE AT LIMA.

lima, Aug B.-Fercinand Umberto Prince Of
Ccine eldest son OF the Duke OF Genoa. brother
q Queen Dowager Margherita OF Italy was enter
tanned to-day by President and Nine. Pardo. Mem
Deis OF The Cabinet. the diplomatic corps and a
ltl-Det OF otnef prominent persons were present
a-e prince, VINO ls sub-iieuteusnt IN the navy, Is
ses age around the world IN the italian cruiser
Lima - ~~A41os hle pvLN pA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
BRITISH ASSOCIATIONS MEETING.

Cape Town. Aug ls.-The British Association
met IN the city Hall to-day. Papers were read by
Professor Alfred Cort Haddon' in the anthropo-
logical section: Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb. OF
the Royal Academy in the educational section;
Professor Andrew Russell Forsyth. mathematical
section; Sir william j. l. Wharton. geographical
section; DR. William Cunningham, Of Trinity Col
lege economic science. and George a. Boulenger.
OF the British Museum geological section.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
CONGRESSMAN LoUpENsLAeER ILL.

Camden X. J.. Aug. 1s-Congressman Henry c.
loudenslager. OF the lst New Jersey Congress Dis
trci IS seriously 81 at his home IN Paulsboro. He
returned q few weeks ago from a trip the Pacific
Coast and Alaska and up 20 last Saturday had
been actively engaged in the State Senate cam
pslgn in Gloucester County. On Saturday he
taken 81 with symptoms OF typhoid fever. His
temperature to-day Is 104 lie is attended By two
phvsicisns
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

GILLET-On Tuesday. August Is his residence
I66 Madison-ave. Joseph Alston, OF the late
Louis Warrington Gillet in the 60th year Of his
Thursday afternoon. August Il. at o'clock
ADMINISTRATIONS at his residence No. 151 Cottage
ave. Mount Vernon. y. Y James Fl. jenkins, IN his
slon, THURSDAY 40 D. m. Intsrment Bethel
Conn. Friday 1890 m. Bridgeport and Danbury
papers kindly copy.
MILLER Wednesday morning. August 10. 1903.
lingering illness. Adelaide r. Daktn. wife OF Joseph
Bsnk-st.. this Thursday evening August II. 80
o'clock InteTment private
AJrNSON-At Port Washington. Long Island. on August
year OF her age service will be held a. the
Friends Meeting House WestbuTy. Long Island, on
Thursday. August L. 1865. at II q. m
Priude aged 20 years. Friends invited attend
the funeral late residence. No. lis Lenox-ave
Bridgeport Conn. Thursday. 17th inst. az 7;3O
O'Clock o. IA Burial IN EcsewaJsr y. ]. on arrival OF
reaching l2jth-st.. New-NOrk. II IS q n
Friday. 18th inst
SEWAED-In the 6sth Of his age Brigader General
William Seward. a his home, No 55 Hamilton Terrace
Funeral private. Please omit flowers. Interment a.
New-Ilackensaek. Duchess County. n Y.
sTTX-At Far Rockaway. Long Island on August 16
1893 SILK widow OF Louis Silk her 7Tth wear
Funeral private. Cincinnati St Louis papers please
copy.
TERRY-suddeny at Sault sainte Marie Mich August
Edwin Terry. Of No. 1sS Berkeley Place,
Funeral services Thursday O'Clock. a rest
Of his brother. Albert Terri, Kingston. y y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
TO IMPROVE LEW FIELDS THEATRE

To increase the means Of exit and the fire es-
capes of the Lew Fields Theatre in 42d-st., plans
have been filed with the Superintendent OF Build
ings by j. 2. McEIfatrick. architect for Oscar
Hanmerstein. who has had acrimonious disputes
with Superintendent Hopper and District Attorney
Jerome in regard 10 the equipment which the
plans propose TO remedy.
Additions are to be made to the fire escape in
the west court OF the building and a stair
case will ba built giving access TO this escape. A
new gallery dressing room is 10 be built. All the
improvements 10 be made with hreproof ma
teria
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
LEFT FORTUNE FOR PARKS.
City of Worcester To Be Enriched by
Suicides Will.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIsuxE.l

Worcester. Mass. Aug. 16.-H. L. Parker as
executor. has probated the will Of the late W. A.
Richardson. the wealthy recluse who committed
suicide here Saturday. With the exception of
$4,000 left to Mrs. Ellen Allen, Of WaIpole.
cousin OF the testator. the entire estate, aggre-
eating over 100000. is left 20 the city OF Worces
for it's park system. under certain conditions.
II the CITY refuses them the entire goes to
Mrs Allen.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
ENGLIsHMEN GOING TO SINGAPORE.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Lord Robert Cecil
and Sir Edward Boyle in Party.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO -IIE TRIBUSE.l

Ottawa, Aug. l6.-S!r Michael Hicks-Beach. for
mer Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Will sail from
Liverpool on Saturday the steamer Umbria for
Canada going on 10 Vancouver. lie will sail for
Singapore on September l. where he Will be engaged
IA important arbitration matters.
Lord Robert Cecil OF the late Lord Salisbury
who played important part in the siege OF Mafe-
king. Will sail the steamer Victorian tomorrow
aud VIII accompany Sir Michael 10 Singa pore. Sir
Edward BOYLE viii also De in the party.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
CHURCH ENRICHED BY THE FIsKs.

Trenton, y. j.. Aug. 16-Charles J. Fisk. Pliny
Fisk. Alexander g. Fisk. Wilbur c. Fisk and Har-
vey Fisk, Of the late Harvey Fisk. the New
York banker. have made gifts aggregating $4,000
10 the Ewing Presbyterian Church. in whose GENE
terry Is the Fisk plot, where their mother was
recently buried. The little church is Riverside
the summer home built by Mr.. Fisk the banks
Of Delaware
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
DEFIES BISHOP 0LMsTED.
Denver Clergyman Holds Meetings to Inves-
tigate Healing by Prayer.
- TELEGRAPH 20 - rEInr.:E.

lbA IEi-E"FaAfa ~ 4fih- AAsAhDlvs-4
Denver Aug. Notwithstanding the edict Of
Bishop Olmsted. OF this diocese forbdding the Rev.
John II. Houghton 10 establish il Denver clinic
for mind healing. the rector Of ST. Marks is now
holding tri-weekly meetings in the church rectory-
The Rev. Mr.. Houghton has invited the clergymen
OF this city to attend and investigate healing by
prayer taught by Jesus Christ.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
IT'S APPROPRIATE OBJECT.
. The aIondnn Globe.

Prom The I-lhuuA 5ItuSF
Judr. Bacon has been dealing With egg case
Tbs Treution of Bacon in connection with eggs re-
-sjIs the story OF the who threw an egg az
a certain Judge of the High Court, colleague or
Xice-Cshancellor Bacon. II burst the wall De-
h,pd MS shoulder He inspected the morsss grave
iv then turned 10 his assailant. Surely, my scod
woman he said. that was intended ioF III!
brother Bacou?"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
sHusERTs GET KANSAS CITY LOT.

TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune
Kansas City Mo Aug. Histories that another
theatre is 70 be built in Kansas City strength
ened this morning by the assertion made by several
well informed real estate that the Shuberts, OF
New-York. have practically closed deal with
Leon Leslie. OF this city. TO build a theatre at
10th-st and Baltimore-ave. The lot Is now being
excavation.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
WILLIAM H. BocKEs DROPS DEAD.

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUHEI
Saratoga n y. Aug 1s.-William Hay Bockes
dropped dead here this evening He was a native OF
This Mace and the son OF eX-Supreme Court Justice
A,,pustus Rockies He was sixty years old and ra
.eiyed his education at West Point. For many
years he was cashier OF the First National Bank OF
Sarafoga Springs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
ADMITTED TO NAVAL ACADEMY

Anna polls Nd Aug. is.-The following have been
omitted 10 the Hsvsl Academy Midshipman John
II. culllian. Georgia; Walter A. Edwards Penn
ylvnnis. william \. Porter. Ohio. William f. Le-
and. Kansas. and Oscar c. GrsSas. Alabama
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

opid Transit Commission meeting. 2:so p. m.
National Negro business League meeting. Talm Garden
5Sth-st and Lexington ave 10 a m. and s n.
Practice II l2h Regiment Van Co-tlandt Park ?.
Scottish Clans Convention Carnegie Hall
Free day cs Art and Natural History
Band concerts ST Hamilton Fish PARK. evening
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
MISS GOULD IN THE cATsKILLs.

her country house in South Broadway. Tarrytown.
and gone 10 Roxbury. N Y. her summer home IN
the Catsks. Miss Gould and her secretary
crossed the river by ferry and made the trip north
by automobile She will remain in the Catskills
d. .harl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
ENGAGED.

Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

Highest temperature Yesterday 81 degrees; lowest a.
average So average corresponding date last year "a
average FOR corresponding cate last twenty-five years -
Local forscasFair to-day ana FEiAaxa fr-- ASrta 70
pogthe2Si win1A
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
FIRE At CRAIG RInnI Ess

phiiacelphia, Aug ls-The stable attached %
The summer home Of craig Biddle az Radnor. near
here wss burned to-day. All % the horses ana
carriages were ssyee. The Joss Is Seo0 Nr RIG
~ - abroad
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

ror the convenience os TRIBUNE READERS abrasd
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