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New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SNOW IN MARYLAND.

Hagerstown Nd, April 7-Freezing weather.
snowfaHs ond ice yesterday and to-day will 30
considerable damage to the fruit crop in Western
Maryland. Snow fell here to-day.
Frederick, Nd, April 17-Snow hurries have been
falling here all day. At WolfsvIe snow covers the
ground 10 the depth Of inch 1t is feared that
the frui, crop will BE- seriously injured unless the
temperature should suddenly rise
Cumberland, Nd. April 1.-THE thermometer reg
isered y degrees below freezing near Terra Alta.
Oakland and through the Glades this morning Early
fruits and vegetables are damaged. Large quanti-
Ties Of snow are reported a Thomas. Elkins and
other points along the West Virginia Central Rail-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
HAGGARD FEARS YELLOW PERIL.
Declares Cities Are Sapping the Vitality Of
the Western Nations.
IET TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

.Hi iEIEHEAFE TO TIE IEIhTNE-I[
Montreal April HI Rider Haggard whom the
British Government commissioned TO come 10 the
United States and Canada 10 look into and report
on The industrial schemes ~ the Salvation Army
declared in speech delivered al ottawa that the
yellow peril" was not a bogey: but that II would
become menacingly real within a hundred years
unless the Western nations adopted different ar
rangements with their people than those which ex-
.sted to-day The cities. h declared were sapping
the vitality of The nations. in that the sturdy
youths Of the land were hocking from the country
10 the congested districts. Nations TO be vigorous
20 be enduring must get the people out on the
land there multiply
Mr Hasgard said ne was favoraby impressed
with wtat the salvation Army had accomplished In
l'aNsFs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
OFFER FOR CHICAGO SECURITIES
New-YOrk Banker Willing to Handle al
Issued for Purchase of Car Lines.

Chicago. April 1T-Mayor Dunno to-day re-
ceived the first offer from the head Of large
banking company for the purchase OF SfueIla-
bill certificates. These certificates were author
Ted by the Mueller law. under which Chicago
IS authorized TO purchase or bJriId street rail-
ways. and it is by their sale that the city ex-
poets to raise the money necessar ry-fOr municipal
ownership Of streetcar lines Tne offer came
from banker Of New-YOTk. and contained
proposal to organize syndicate TO purchase al
OF the securities which Chicago NAV find ueces-
sary TO float i'm the establishment OF its muni-
ciPaI street railway system.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MORE CRIMES THAN EVER"
Former Police Commissioner Moss Says Pa
trolmen Dare Not Do Duty.

Al Cooper linton last evening Frank Moss. Po-
lice Commissioner under Mayor Strong. addressed
good sized audience the subject Of The Police
Department" Mr. Moss-s talk largely reml-
nlsceat Of the DAYS before the I,exow investiga-
zion. liz SPOKE in high praise of the work OF DR.
.'arkhurst. attributing the present comparatively
efficient Police Department Of the city TO his lead
-rslib.
Ia part he said;
Since the days Of the LeXow Investigation there
has been create Improvement I'm the Police De
partment. hut the greatest advance has been IN
tho attitude OF the people. which formerly
OF indifference. Formerly man who had the
10 tell tho truth ab3ut the workings Of the
police in this city was ia danger OF losing not only
lbs social standing bat his property, and even his
lie
The patrolmen most Of them at least are hon
esi ard would like do their duty. but they dare
not iu many cases. u s. the lawlessness OF the
police that is responsible for the making Of anarchy
iu his city.
There are present Ia New York more TobbeTies
crimes than ever before. II was different under
MAYOR Low, and man of force and energy could
DO wonders. bat he must be- man who knows the
city and who knows thoroughly the character Of the
material h. must work with. II Is nothing short
Of cruel 10 take man from another state, who
knows nothing ~ NeW-N Ork, and place him at the
head Of the department. ana not provide him with
means Of securing first hand ana private intofma-
ti0n. IL Is placing man in q cage where he IS
pow'rlrss 20 act, however honest he may be
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
My CURE CONSUMPTION.
Upstate Physician WOrkS ont VaL-
BqbIe RemedU. Ii Is SAID.

Watertown y. Y. April 1.-THE Standard"
to-day says that Or. Alfred Goss, Of Adams, as
the result Of long research ia the realm Of
electro-therapeutics has worked out treatment
for tubercular troubles that promises possibil-
ily for cure OF tuberculosis. While the results
Of the treatment in the forty-four cases tnat
Dr Goss has had are most gratifying, he is not
Vet prepared 10 state that the treatment is an
assured success.
Dr Goss has succeeded In introducing by
means of static electricity a germicide that will
not affect the albumen Of the blood and has
been proved To xiii tubercle bacilH in lung
tissues The gernici6e decomposes under the
action Of the electricity and the atoms OF the
resultant gas combining with the electrons pass
on into the tissues. Dr. Goss has treated forty
four cases Of tuberculosis OF which thirtytwO
have been pronounced cured
physicians in this city last night not in
clined TO show enthusiasm over DR.. GOss's
ported discovery. one physician prominent j. the
treatment of tuberculosis said last night that the
treatment, fsir Is announced. was apparently
the same which tIied three years ago
with formalcehyde, aud which proved absolutely
NalueleSS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
WANTS SCHOOL STORAGE BUILDING.
Supply Committee Asks Board to Build Big
Downtown Block.

A mammoth depository for school supplies, which
would occupy block go feet square and be many
stories high has been asked OF the Board Of Edu-
cation by IT'S committee supplies. The building.
II erected will probably be downtown in Manhattan.
The officials OF tine supply bureau have found that
It will he impossible 10 centralize the work and to
examine all goods before they reach the schools
with present accommodations. The cost OF the
great depository would be large but the officials
Of the supply bureau have been putting into opera
tion lately many radical changes. and In the last
year have saved the city more than $4,000.
The bureau now has the lease of a hVe-stOry
structure in East 65th-st. for which il pays S. 600
a year A year and a half ago the Board Of Edu-
cation decided TO hire this structure. which was
originally intended q stable. The board then
spent 10000 in altering It for its purposes,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BRIDGE TERMINAL BID ACCEPTED
Commissioner Best Awards Contract for Re
construction for SlO2 500

Brldge Commissioner Best has awarded the con-
t-2ct for tl. partial reroustructi3n OF the Man
haitian terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge 90 the
Snare Triost Company. ~ IFS bic of sla2sp" Only
one other bid was made tuaI 90 tn+ Sorth Eastern
Constructor Company which bid S45"E} Tor the
work
Bridge Commisson-r Best cons ders the Snare bid
= low and profitable 10 the city. as according
the cits 's experts the work would anywhere
from SeSi0re S5yJ0sJ and tn- Board of Estimate
had allowed au appropriation % sgD9JB for job
The work viii begin about weeks Tae plan
IS 70 enlarge 10. terminal faclti~s by extending The
platforms
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PRAYER SERVICE FoR MISSIONS.

4 week OF united prayer for missions abroad Ie-
gan Yesterday in the Assembly Hail in the Prrsby-
terrain Building No l58 5th-ave under the direction
of the Presbyterian Ministers Association The
Rev j. Ross Stevenson Of the Firth Avenue Pres
byteIian Church, presided. and made adIr .ss
The Place Of PRAYER in Apostolic Missions -
lie Rev Cleland b. McAfee. Of the Lafayette Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, OF Brooklyn spoke on
The Place If Prayer Ia the History of Missions %
and the Rev George Alexander. president of the
Eoard Of Foreign Missions. had for his chem" The
Nted OF PRAYER ia Present Day Missions. The
tnrelgn mission BOARDS OF the United states and
anada have issued a leahet, containing the topics
N inc Missions Board viii he hold every day lhis
week. at ig.40
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
KILLING FRosTs IN THE cARoLINAs.

Greenville. s c.. April IA killing frost visited
this section this morning fruit and early vegetables
being badly damaged. Ice formed in many places.
Wilmington. y. c.. April Lice and frost re
ported this morning from the trucking belt Of the
Carolinas. but the damage is thought to be small
the greatest being Irish potatoes and beans Con-
tinued cold and frost again tonight predicted.
and the greatest anxiety prevails among growers.
raMherLies have escaped practlcalIv mnhnrt.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
FOLK WILL ENFORCE SUNDAY LAW
Says He Hopes to Instil Obedience to
Statutes Into Minds of All
IuY rELEGRAPH 10 rBE rRInrNE-

Jefferson city No April l7.-,iovernor Folk kept
IN close oUch with the saloon situation Louis
and Kansas City yesterday Dz telephone. He was
much pleased with The manner iu which hi> ap-
poiniees carried out the law lie satl;
This law Is going Ia be enforced IS long it IS
law and have the power 10 carry n out. II ls not
"A sr2ym Of lnorstd morality. but the idea is that
laws put upon tie statJte books 10 oe observed
-, lo be iEr0r-d Iu every speech made In lhe
np1 .g ] urged tlAr doctrine % eW enforg cement
In inaugural address scraed notice upon The
legislature fhat I would enforce the laws the
statute books, ana II any la@s on the statute
books Ucre Objectionable thes should be repealed
~ tHere is one taing . nope 10 accomplish more
than another. in Is TO i4~tt into an. miads ~ a i
obedience ths law lecluse u Is LAW
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ALLEGED HOTEL JEWEL THIEF HELD.

Charles Holmes, giving his address No. SOP
6th-st charged with stealing iewelry at the Hotel
Majestic last Friday was held in 81 800 bail for
trial Yesterday The cOmplanants were Miss Rose
Samuels Il vlonist. and her sister Miss Lillian
SamueIs Holmes, il is alleged Went the
in the Hotel Majestic the plea of measuring the
windows for awnings. Later Miss Samuels and her
sister went to Carnegie Han. on their return
they found the door locked hut the tewelry was
stolen Holmes found trying to pawn jewelry
in 3d-ave. and was taken 70 Police Headquarters
suspicion. The Misses Samuels Identified the
ieWelrV as well as Holmes.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SEVERE DAMAGE AROUND NORFOLK.

Norfolk. Va, April 1.-THE formation of ice
throughout tho vast Norfolk County trucking sec
ton last night did great damage \ number Of big
truckmen the western branch OF the Eliza beth
River report that all vegetation now out % the
ground has been destroyed, including strawberry
blooms beans peas and other early crops. Other
truckers reported slight damage while one two
growers on the Norfolk city side Of the river re-
ported that eXamina tiOn of strawberry blooms
showed them to be unhurt, and that damage
told.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Drill BY HAMILTON CADETS.

The thirteenth annual reception drill OF the Ham
utcn Institute cadets is to take place tomorrow
evening at the 22d Regiment Armory. 6Sth-st. ard
broadway Brgadier General Frederick ID. C-ant
will be the reviewing officer The programme con-
sists besides the review of company and battalion
movements special military dylh and other evoiu-
tioDs bv the cadets under the drill regulations,
vtIsr races etc The military features will he fol
lowed by dancing. A large audience OF well known
New-YCrk people IS expected TO be present
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
poMINloN coAl RoNn lssuE-

Montreal, April 1.-THE shareholders of the DO
minion Coal Company to-day authorized the Issue
% $4,000 worth ~ thirty-fye-year hcr cent
bonds. ~ which s. o0DO9 is in the treas
uTy the balance 10 be used in taking Up the pres
ent outstanding issue and the floating debt Three
million dollars of preferred stock Bearing interest
at ! per cent VIII also be issued take up the
present Issue of preferred stock which Tears gter
est a. per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
HUeAEs egTs sKELeroN.s wgAPoNs.

krian G. Hughes. IA, paper box manufactured
md practical 5Oker. appeared an the Cor0uers' Of
hce YESTERDAY ana signed receipt for revolver.
a pair of handouts. wallet. set % brass buttons
and billy. and then took the stuff away on
March a iab0rer living ~ 80. sherif-st came
across skeleton Ia whose hands were the revolver
ahc hanacuhs. p0heeInan's uniform inci0sed the
skeleton and ln the pockets was insurance
policy for s. 60
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BIG FIRE AT OGDENsBURG.
Wall Plaster Plant Destroyed and Lumber
Yards Ablaze.

ogdenshurg. \. y. April l7.-Fir. broke o,lt al
O'clock tonight u Charles BnlInghsnn.s National
Wall Plaster u'ant. In Jhe RutlanG Railroad yards
n This city totally destroying that plant together
with re George A. TAYLOR q 60 $ hour and feed
mills adjoining
Flviug embers were carried 10y the high wind
20 the Skiliines. Whitney and Barnes lumber
Yards. set1inE ire TO number of lumber plies
md also causing minor fires I'm different parts OF
fhe railroad Yards Employees Of The lumber com
panE succeeded in eNtlnguishing tht flames with
4-ckctS. Taylor a Co.'S loss Is estimated ~
!teg's while lhat ~ Diliinghams is placed IN
craaH
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

The stockholders OF the MarcOni Wireless Tele-
qrapb Company met in the ohce cf the Corporation
Trrst Company. in Exchange Place. Jersey city.
Yesterday and elected Eugene n. Lewis. John Bot
tornby and Alfred r Trgge directors for five wears
A printed statement was distributed COngratuiatiCE
th,, stockholders on the decision by Judge Town
send that the De Forest Wireless Company hld
infringed on the patent Of the MarCOnl company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
VIII LANp Ar NV PIE.

Beginning MAY 10, the steamers OF the Hudson
River Day Line and the steamer Mary Powell Will
land at the new pier at West &d-st instead OF at
the pier West 22d-st.. which has been diScon-
tinued ON the date the steamers on the
SANDY, Hook schedule of the Central Railroad OF
W-Iersev will also the new pier for their
landings. This arrangement VIII auord 1lIect
connections between the steamers OF the Day Lins
.rh tha Marv POWELL and the sandy HoOk steamers.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BUFFALO TEACHERS IN VIRGINIA.
lnY TELEGRAPH 10 ruE n

lay TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Petersburg. Va. April 1.-Two hundred and
fifty teachers from Buffalo reached Petersburg
this morning from Richmond the electric rail
road. The visitors were entertained at the Young
Mems Christian Association hall where addresses
were made BY Commonwealth,s Attorney r. H
Mann, 81 Petersburg. and Professor n. {. De-
groaton Of Buffalo. This afternoon the visitors
left mere for ilchmOnd
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BIG JUDGMENT AGAINST POWER co.

Banston. y y April I--Deputy Shertn Cur
tis OF Saratoga County. accompanied ey New
York attorney armed with writ Of execution.
went To Spier Falls to-day to levy on the da"
and power house OF the Hudson River Wa1=r
F,,v-ar t,or,narv The execution is a judgment
Of 1854 $50 secured by the N&ttOuai tonstruction
tlcTnanv of New York for building The dam az
STiar Fails The power company has announced
mar il will appeal from the court & decision
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
mas- 0. p. MoReAMs sulT be- To-oAY.

The action brought by Mrs Edith Parsons Nor
gan against her husband. d. Percy Morgan for a
separation which was set down for trial before
Supreme Court Justice KeOgh at White Plains.
yesterday was postponed until this morning Mrs
Morgan. who is daughter OF John r Parsons vi.
bo re7rasanted bv Henry w Taft 1t is understood
that she will bring several servants from the Jay
mansion at Harrison the Sound. where She nov
lives to testify in her behalf. Since the kidnappi1S
and recovery OF her children last spring she mas
had detectives guarding them
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
CROPS INJURED
Temperature of 81 Degrees Is Re
ported at atlanta.

Atlanta Ca. April 1.-THE reports OF cold wealth
er from various parts OF Georgia indicate heavy
damage to the vegetable and fruit crops. The local
weather bureau reports a temperature OF 81 degrees
here at o'clock this morning, the lowest on record
for so late date Killing frosts are reported from
Macon and Augusta. and from as far south as
Mobile The extent of the damage Will not be
known for some days. but present Indications are
that it will prove serious to the peach crop IN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SCHOOL REvOLTs AGAINST JAPs.
Three Hundred Omaha Pupils Refuse to At
tend with Sons of Strike Breakers

Omaha Neb.. April 17-Three hundred pupils OF
Lowell School in South Omaha, revOlted to-day
the result Of the presence Of two Japanese boys in
the school The japanese boys are sons OF packing
house strike breakers. who came here during the
strike a year ago. The presence OF the boys in the
school has caused trouble for time and to-
day eliminated in revolt. when a large number Of
t4le larger pupils lined and refused to permit
others Ia enter school for the regular session. A
force OF police was called and order not re-
stored until hundred pupils had been sent home.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON CRITICISED.

New-London. Conn April 17.-At the session Of
the New England Southern Methodist Episcopal
conference this afternoon the Rev. G. VI. Maiden.
pastor ~ the Mathewson Street Church Proyi-
dehce. r. l.. criticised Booker T. Washington for
alleging that he was the pioneer founder Of indus
triel education among the Southern negroes. Mr..
Meiden declared that the Methodist den0minatio
founded industrial education many years before
WI washington bfRan his work
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
NEWPORT SAILS FOR sANTo DOMINGO.

Norfolk Va. April 1.-THE United States gun
boat Newport which recently lost her propeller al
sea while bourd from the Boston Navy 4eFe 20
Santo Domingo having received new propeller
and eouopIeted other repairs at the Norfolk NAVY
Yard sailed to-day for the South. she s9ss "
SantO Domingo a guardShlp Tor 0etH SSAUe@@
Monte CrisLi and FOrta Plata
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SHARP COLD IN PITTseuRG.

!BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Pttsburg April l7-Pittsburg to-day enjoyed the
distinction of being the coolest place in the United
States. with the exception Of Bismarck and White
River each much further to the north. The ther-
mometer here reached 25 degrees above zero at
; a m. which is by far the coIdest April Il known
here in thirty years. Reports from the outlying
districts tonight that the small fruit which
got such remarkable start i'm the warm March
weather. have been ruined by the cold snap
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DANGER NOT OVER in VIRGINIA.

Roanoke Va, April E.-Reports from Southwest
Virginia indicate that il the fruit Grip not
killed last night is in great danger tonight. The
mercury fell to-day 2s in places. and at
Radford there was an inch of lee. Snow fell at
intervals to-day. There a fall of snow in
Roanoke Sunday that lasted several hours. If the
wind lays tonight the fruit probably will he
doomed
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
CLAIMS HIS BROTHERS soDY.

Martin Heermance. of Rhinebeck. y. T.. former
District Attorney OF Dutchess County, brother Of
De witt &. HeermanCe. the lawyer, Of No 3B
Broadway. who WAS killed by a train on Sunday
evening claimed his brothers body and effects yes
rerdav The burial will be at RhiuebeCk To- morrow
MIR iIeermance Will care for his brothers eight
old
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
FROST DOES HEAVY DAMAGE TO TRUCK FARMS
COLD SNAP rs FAR SOUTH AS MOBILE-ICE And
SNOU REPORTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
DAMAGE IN NEW-JERSEY.
Peaches, Cherries and Other Early
Fruit THOUGHT Bighted.

Whtehouse. n j. April 1.-THE cold wave
which passed over middle Jersey last night did
great deal Of damage to the early fruit crop 1t Is
thought the peach buds blasted. and the early
cherries which were just coming out in blossom
were frozen Tie thermometer dropped to four de-
ereas below the freezing point and ice formed half
an inch thick The ground was slightly covered
with snow this morning
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
COURT DIsM1ssEs sPANG APPEAL.
Case of IrOnmaster's Daughter Settled in
Appellate Division, Supreme Court

On motion Of w. p Gilbert who appeared on be-
half Of her parents. the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court Brooklyn. yesterday dismissed the
appeal that had been taken from the decision Of
Justice Marean in the OF Mabel Spang. the
daughter OF an ronmaster who confined in
sanafoTium in YOnkers Miss Spang Is now travel
}fug with her parents in Europe
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Loss lN INplAMA. s1oo noo

Lafayette Ind. April 17.-RepOrts 10 the Purdue
University Agricultural Experiment Station to-day
tell Of damage done to fruit by the frost and wind
yesterday and last night. Loss TO fruit growers Is
estimated at SI00OOn
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ASSISTANT AGENT FoR cHARLEs $. LEE

Announcement Is made by Charles 8 Lee. general
passenger agent OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad OF
the appointment Of F. f. Hammann TO tho posi-
ton OF assistant general PASSENGER agent with Of
t',,s at M I3S IIhertV-st Mr Hammann has been
for some years chief clerk Of the general passenger
department
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
eRAPHoPHoNE COMPANY DIVIDEND

The directors Of the American Graphophone Com
pany declared to-day consecutive quarterly dividend
No 20 Of la per their preferred stock. pay
able Nav Is 10 stockholders OF record MAY l. IhlS
i,dand ,ou1pIetes a period of ten years. entire
Tfa of the preferred stock, in which the DIVIDEND
1vu
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
CONTRACT TO FLOAT THE suLLY.

Saigon. April l1.-Admlral Bayle has signed a
contract with a Hong Kong firm for the salvage
OF the French ar1nored cruiser Sully. which ran
on rocks in Along Ray early Ia February. The
firm will get $3000O II It succeeds in raising the
-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PEACHES IN NORTHERN GEORGIA HURT.

Gainesville Ga. April 17.-AImost the entire peach
crop in Northeast Georgia killed by last night 8
freeze Growers state that there will not be enough
peaches grown for single shipment NegetatiO
of all kinds hurt The thermometer registered
% degrees. and ice half inch thick.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

CONSIDERABLE SNOW IN CONNECTICUT
Torrington. Conn. April 17-SnOw fell to the
depth of several inches in LItchfeld County To- la
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
NE com compANY plVIoENp

The Greene Consolidated Gold Company declared
its second dividend Of per cent PAYABLE May 2o to
stockholders Of record Of May The initial divi-
on March g.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
sIx-lNc4 SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Huntington. " Va April 17.-snow to the depth
OF two inches the ground here to-day, and
last night ice formed all small streams. The
weather the coldest known here for the season
in many years, and all fruit is believed to have been
killed. In the mountains six inches of snow was
rem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-03

name Of the torpedo boat destroyer
Bedovy, to which Admiral Rojestven-
sky withdrew from his flagship and in
which he was afterward taken prison.
er, means dangerous dangerous to
others, presumably. would be what was
meants when it was named.
An English magazine tells court
story. A counsel, in the middle OF his
cross examination. was handed tel
egram. "Hello" he said, as he read
it, "So-and-So has won the Derby"
MIR. A." said the Judge, severely. lit
is very unseemly that in the course of
solemn judicial proceedings, where a
mans liberty and reputation are at
stake, you should be talking of the
winner of horse race. Er-by the
way, does the telegram say what was
second and third?"