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New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
FORT TERR YREADY FOR GEN GRANT
The 18th Heavy Artillery, from Brooklyn,
VIII Be Inspected There To-day.
IBy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. J

Fort Terry. \. Y, Aug. 7-Brigadier General
Fred D. Grant, commanding the Department Of the
East Is expected here 10 visit the camp Of the
18th Regiment, Heavy Artillery. Tomorrow Gen
era Grant is making an inspection Of the district
of NeW-London
Major T. E Blunt commandant at Fort Terry.
VIII 10 New-London early tomorrow ana meet
General Grant ana accompany him here. He viii
be met by Colonel David L. Austen. commanding
the 18th Regiment, who win take him through the
18th camp
General Grant is well acquainted with the
Brooklyn militia. To-day the Brooklyn artillerymen
were up carry and spent the day hard work. The
guns ana nortars at Fort Terry were visited and
ne mechanism explained BY Captain c. =. Bishop.
l. = A, detailed with the 18th. The steamer
Islander brought here by the regiment, was out
II commission all day to-day. as a hawser became
9ntangled IN her propeller last night.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
sUNFLOWERs WEEDS IN MISSOURI.
Courts There Have No Reverence for Sister
States Emblem, Doctor Fiads
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

TBI TELETFAFH ~
Kansas City, Aug. DIR. j. L. Flanders was
arraigned in a police court this morning a
charge of failing to cut weeds property at
Pacific and Charlotte streets. He fined 81 so.
II cut the weeds, Judge" he told the court.
but left standing some sunhowers. I did not
suppose they would be mistaken for weeds
yes, but according to a ruling of the Missouri
Supreme Court, sunfowers are weeds" said
Judge Brady. The contention of a st. Louis
property owner, who appealed fine for allow
ing suniowers to grow on his property was that
they were the emblem of a sister State and
could not be considered a weeds The court
thought differently. Sunflowers may be flowers
in Kansas but they are weeds in Missouri"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
BOASTS OF DEPARTMENT.
Oa'ly One Rascal, Says Secretary IN
Letter to Mr.. WinanS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Sioux City, Iowa. Aug. Tn a letter to the Editor
of Successful Farming" Secretary Wilson said:
My Dear Mr. Winans: You have only sent
a note of sympathy. but you have spoken eloquent
ly, feeHngly and grandly, and thank you very
cordially. In period Of eight years and five
months. while have been endeaVorng to build up
a Department of Agriculture that would benefit the
men who work in the fields with their coats off, /
have been vigilant and turned out nearly three
hundred people who were misfits were leaning in
ing that time have had full evidence of one
mans wickedness and all this noise comes from
that thing.
The other departments have their rascals in con-
siderable numbers, but don't make half the noise.
l suppose they take it for granted that the De-
partment of Agriculture should be perfect. Pos
sIbly if l had the selection of everybody here
might escape some evils. while 1 might rush into
others. but don't select the people They come
from the Civil Service. Yet I proud to say
that all the glare of the limelight has been able
to show only wicked in the 5000, and that
makes very proud of people here.
They grand lot of men. and the finest ag-
gregation of scientists ever brought together 10
do work for the common people. To leave them now
would be cowardice my part. / must stand by
them and fight their battles for them. Any wrong
doing of course, will be promptly punished. In
all these numerous attacks on the department it
has been my business to go to the bottom of every
thing and in all cases but the one l have found
our people faithful. / keenly appreciate the sym
pathetic expressions that coming to me from
my friends you put it, and regard II as the most
choice remuneration I have ever had from my
work here Thanking you again, | remain very
cordially. j. WILSON, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
HENRY R. WINTHROP TO MARRY.
Financial Secretary of Equitable Engaged to
Miss Alice Woodward Babcock.

Announcement was made yesterday Of the en-
gagement of Henry Rogers Winthrop TO Miss Alice
Woodward Babcock. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry d Babcock of No. 20 East 52d-st, and
eyranddaughter of the late Samuel D. Bacock Her
fance is a son of the late Buchanan Winthrop.
He is financial secretary of the Equitable Life As
surance Society, and of number of financial in
stitutions and is member Of the Union, the
Brook the Knickerbocker and the Meadow Brook
the head of the Winthrop family, being the eldest
son in direct descent from John Winthrop, nrst
Governor of Massachusetts, in 1851 lie Is also one
of the directors of the Conried Opera Company
Miss Rabcock is an expert fencer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
Postofnce Notice.

tshoud be read DAILY BY all interested. as changes
may occur at any tirnel
Foregn mails for the week ending August II. 1905
vii close promptly IN all the General Post
ONCE follows: Registered ParcesPOst Malls close
az the General Postofce earlier than closing
time shown below Mails for Germany close
at q m .
Pest Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
Gispatched by the White Line Wednesdays anl
9y ths American Line SATURDAYS An additional
dispatch Is made By the Cunard Line when cunar1
steamer sails the American Line
steamer the The ParcelsPost mails close
one hour before the regular malls
ParcelsPOst Mail for barbados Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered
regular and Supplementary malls close at Foreign ots-
ton corner Morton half later than
closing time shown below that SuppeTrentary
Mails for Europe Americava Colon close
one hour later Foreign StatiOnD
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

For the convenience of TRIsyNE READERS abroad
arfangements have made keep the DAlLd AMI
suNDA1 TRIBUNE on file In the reading rooms Of sh-
LONDOS-Hots victoria savoy Hotel TIE Lenxhan
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Topole. Midland Grand Hotel The Howard Hotei-
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SGI-AND-Adelgai Hotel: Liverpool. Midland Hotel
Bradford, Hotel Wellington Tunbridge WsIls MD
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tiotei. Nevry: IInEfrauhlick. IuteTakeu
Hotel National Iucsrne; Hotel Rernerhof Bsrne-
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Graud Hotel. Venice;
Hotel QuirinaI Rome: Hotel panie. Venice. Hotel
Gs Ia Vile Milan: Hotel De VILE. F,oTence Grana
a. F15rence' savoy Hotel FlorS1.s ra'. TO- TO-
Bains-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
DUTCH CABINET FORMED.
u. q. Van Hamel Premier-Mr. Van Swim.
deren Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Inc hague, Aug. l. "A Cabinet formed
to-day under the premiership OF G. A Van Hamel
professor Of philosophy at the University Of Am
steraam. Jonkheer R. de Marees Van swinderen,
minister at Washington has been appointed Min
iSCer OF forelgn Affairs. Premier Van Hamel also
o,tes lIe portfolio of Minister Of Justice. The
other members OF the cabinet are:
canister or the Interior-Deputy RINK
11lilsIer OF F1nance-Herr DEMEESTER
Fresiaent OF the the East Indies and
NiisIst Niis,t OF MaTine-Captan COHEN STUART.
M.nister OF War-General sTAAI.
kRANS '"'' A4aue aio AAuusus-f1etf
Drector or the Technical University and Minister of
AsrlcuIture and Labor-Herr VEEGENS
Minister OF the Colonies-Deputy FIOCK
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
PLANS RAID ON N. Y. MOSQUITOES
scotchman Offers to Exterminate All Insects
with Accompanying Plaques.

= 0co'ohman has come to the rescue of mos
80 nIc.lf's. Sheriff Erlanger received letter
rom rom william Saunders of Kilmarnock. Scotland
eey' ssluay' onering for consideration to extermi-
nate mosquitoes and all other insacts g, Na, vn-,
The letter has been forwarded to Health Comm,s-
soner Darlington.
"'' saunders said he had been studying how to
Keep all kinds of houses free from insects and dis
es caused by them. He declared the first sum-
ie would clear all expenses by all the shopkeepers
paying so much a week according to the size Of
lher places He guarantees that not fly will
get INTO house or window If his plan is tried
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08

issSs eldsr dsusner Martha and
S. at 3 p, m. her late residence. No ls1 Cath
eriue-st
Sanghter OF the iata George Cook and Mary
Blooner Funeral services at the residence Of her
Brooklyn Tuesday. IL o'clock a m.
rLTcaERAs gerasr9sse @ w ~, on Agsg:. Yss :, 1905 t
hereafter.
FREEMAN-At her horne. No 2.151 5th-ave on Monday:
James i Tehodis EpiscopaI p churc5 is6tSs anu
Interment at Perth Amboy. n J,
HAMIIToN-on august s. 1905 CsthaTne T. Hamilton
from her late residence IS Calyer-st. Brooklyn.
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
HICKs-On Sunday. August Maria stearns
Hicks. widow Of Charles R Hicks Funeral at her
8. at p. m. Burial at Toland Conn.
HILMERs-At Garden City l. I. n Y, August 5.
uneraI 9rom S9pS Rformed chuPch corner ss
and Madson-ave- New-York CitA on Tuesday,
Hs ''''t Cemetery Philadeiphia Phiiadeiphia
Paris papers please
RI Ro0as9P 3 j. 5ss gsgs e. 12S John on Il, l.
n. J.. Wednesday at $50 o'clock.
LUDLow-At New-Brunswick. y J.. on August :. Mary
Elizabeth. widow Governor George G Ludlow. in
the the Rfs pseopa sar ure III 9r
on Wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock Please omit
gust 1905 Joseph Merrill Notice OF funeral here
after.
OLCOTT-On Monday. August :. Greenwood Lake
Catherine N. ocott. wife of the late Cornelius
Ocott NJ d. Of Brooklyn. " Y. Funeral services
will held from her residence. 'Glenida." Green
wood Lake. Wednesday, August 9. at 80 p
Boat Will SIS train from Erie Railroad
ton New-York. arrival Greenwood Lake
GIens Interment Greenwood Cemetery Thursday
morning
ROSE-On Sunday. August 6. after a brief illness
Samuel J. Rose. beloved husband Of Sittah r Rose.
in the 49th year of his age Relatives and friends
are invited attend the funeral from his
dence. 1O5 71st-st., Tuesday, August s. at
10 a m. Interment Salem Fields Kindly omit
flowers Francisco papers please copy
sANDERS-On Saturday. August q. Pomfret. Conn,
Butler Sanders. wife OF the Rev DIT. Henry
and daughter OF Maria f and the late Theron
r. Butler. Funeral from her residence. No 433 III
10 O'Clock. Interment a Green
wood Private.
WARD-At Montclair y. J.. N0rsay. August Z
Florence F.. daughter 0f Franklin JUl.a A. Wari
services from her late Tesisnce No so Gates
Tuesday August 5 arrival Of 340 .. m
leaving Barclay st. and Chrtstopher-st. via
d. l. and W. X. r.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
ARREST OF PRUssIAN PRINCE.
Guards at Swinemuende Believed Frederick
Henry a Spy

Berlin Aug. Prince Frederick Henry. eldest
son of Prince AIbrecht OF Prussia arrested as
a spy by the guards at the East Battery, in Swine
munde, Pomerania. Saturday. The prince was
in civilian attire and was photograp phing the en-
virons OF the fort. When apprehended he said he
was the prince, but the guards told him they were
mot to be fooled" The prince went with one or
the guards 20 the cOmnandant Of the fortress, who
recognized him and ordered his release The SEN
tinels have been especially alert because of the
arrest last week of an Austrian who photo
graphing parts OF the fortress from neighboring
lighth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MATTHEW DAILY.

The funeral of Matthew DAILY. lawyer, writer and
portrait painter. who died at his home, No. B6
Adelph-st. Brooklyn. Saturday. was held yester-
day morning He was born in this city sixty-two
years ago He did some newspaper writing while
studying at the New-York Law School. He also
wrote for "The Catholic World" and did Latin
transIating for Scribner's and other publishers MI
Dalvs law offices at No I6 Wflliam-st: he
was member of the New-York Bar ASSOCIATION
and the Reform Club and trustee OF the McCad-
din Fund for the education of Catholic priests. MT
DAILY leaves two sisters and three brothers
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
FALL FROM HOSPITAL WINDOW FATAL.
Authorities Uncertain Whether Cancer Suf-
ferer Committed Suicide

Mrs Della Cooney. forty-nine years old, of No. 10
James Slip, was killed by falling or leaping from
the window OF the woman's ward, third floor, city
Hospital. BlackwelIs Island. yesterday morning
The woman's body sent to the morgue late
yesterday afternoon. With il explanation
of how her death, sent by the City Hospital
authorities. They said she had a face cancer
About a. m yesterday a nurse missed her. LOOK
ing of the window she found her lying motion
less below. She died in a short time Whether
she was at the window trying to get fresh air or
whether she leaped from II in desperation because
she knew she incurable is not known.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY (S)-At $50 a m. for Europe. per 8 Kaiss
Wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth. CheThourg anc
Bremen
WEDNESDAY (9-At 80 a m FOR Netherlands direct
Especially addressed only. per = Potsdam; at $50
supplementary II for Europe 8 3
Oceanic. Via Queenstown Liverpool
THURSDAY t10l-At 4 a II for France. Switzerland.
Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey EgyTt. Greece and Brit
ism = =. La other
parts OF Europe specially addressed for this
SATURDAY G2)--At a. m. for Europe. per . New
York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg Including Liver
Scotland. Ireland and South Africa when specially
addressed for this steamer. at $50 for Bslzium
tParces-Post Maisl. Vaderand regular
mall for Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer; at 9:3O a. supplementary II a nj for
Europe. Lucaiiia. via Queenstown and liver
pool 1890 . for scotland specially ad-
dressed only. per s. Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
ELTINcE AS HEBE DAMN.

Miss Diamond Donner was out Of the cast Of
'"The Whole Damn Family at the Aerial Car
oeus last night. In her place was a new Heoe
Damn in the person OF Eltnge. the female i'm
persoustor.
NJ Eltinge is a graduate from Harvard an attn
lete. and is called by his friends very manly
fellow
BE lid not look fl last night In the Voiui'iious
szf,-s n NJ Golfer Darnn's pet daughter he was
q charming. graceful agile young woman oL laiu 5
some face and stnuous figure IN bOth song ana
dance F-l+iree 1;nexpectedly pleased hts audience
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
REV. MR.. AlTkEN GOING TO INDIANA.

tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
La Porte Ind, Aug. THE Rev. Frank Atkin.
who for the last five years has been an assistant
TO Dr. Crosvenor at the Church OF the lncarna-
ton New-York has accepted call TO become rec
tor Of Trinity Cathedral. the church OF Bishop
Tobn Uazan White of Michigan City. this state.
The rafhe Iral IS The handsoest Episcopal structure
in the State and has a large congregatlor Inc
new rector will enter on his duties about Septem-
her L The cathedral is the diocesan churCh.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MRS. MARY LUDLOW.

New Brunswick N J.. Aug. 7 (SpecaD.-Mrs
Mary Ludlow, the widow Of Ex-Governor George
Craig Ludlow one time justice of the Supreme
Court died this afternoon at her home in Albany
St after a lingering illness She had been i'll for
more than year her death being due to a comp-
cation of diseases incident to old age Her husband
died in December, 1900. She leaves two sons, Charles
B. Ludlow a New-YOrk banker, and William G.
Ludlow, of Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

James W Morrissey. who IS associated WIN
George Il Brennan in the management OF Nine
Helena Modjeska. has returned from the Ihousand
Islands where ne has given series OF open air
musical festivals Al the yacht races al the end OF
August AIr Norrissey viii return 10 the Thousand
Islands and give open air musical feSuNa4 al
tre Frontensc.
Grace George has received an invitation by cable
70 visit Mrs. Humphry Ward al her London home
The author wants 10 talk with the actress VINO IS
10 create the role OF the heroine IN 'Ihe Marriage
Of William Ashe."
The Majestic Theatre viii open on August 49,
with Fred E WriRht's York State Folks" James
Laclaye. Ray L. Royce and Leila Mcintyre will be
n the cast The play has been seen in Boston ana
Chicago.
The latest star 70 enter tho ranks Of vaudeville
Is Miss Nella Bergen. whose voice and personality
made her fayorite IN corsic opera long ago. Miss
Bergen has been engaged by Mr.. Proctor, at whose
TWenty-third Street Theatre she will make her
vaudeville debut August Henry Miller. as
sisted by Miss Laura Hope Crews VIII make his
temperance AT Proctors Twenty-third Street
Theatre The same date when he viii again play
Frederic Lenaitre in Clyde Fitchs one act play OF
that name.
Frank &. Bostock. while in Paris saw a novelty
called .'Boucsnt Ia Boucle." in which several dogs
loon the loop. A cable dispatch announces that ne
hP- p.seaIsed the ACT aDd "a sending the dogs 10
-~s'-k OEk
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
"soUR" NOTES HURT HIS FEELINGS,
German Has Colored Cornetists Up for Not
Playing Right.

Custave Swedenborn, a German broker, living IN
West 12th-st. across the block from No. 365 West
11th-st had H. Reed Jackson, a real estate broker
of. the Carr Building, The Bronx in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday on charge Of disturbing
the peace Jackson visits relatives in 1th-st, ana
when he does so takes his cornet with him, and
plays II. Swedenborn said that the cornet was
all right. but the false, sour notes disturbed
him. hurting his feelings Jackson was repri-
manded for making sour notes, and the case was
dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MRS. LoeAN's GRANDSON DIES.

Kent Ohio. Aug. IA cable dispatch received to-
day announces the death Of George L. Tucker.
Tucker. in the Philippines. He a grandson of
Mrs. John A. Logan. He died from appendicitis.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
UP STATE ARcANUMITEs MEET.

Syracuse Aug. Nearly hundred members
Of the Royal Arcanum from up State counties
in session IN this city to-day. The plan is TO
ganize movement to protest against the increase
in rates which will be considered at the Supreme
Council convention at Buffalo Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
Will psEAcH AT "RRIMsToNE CORNER.
tRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


rostor Aug THE Rev. DR.. a. H. Conrad
former pastor of the Ainslie Street Presoyte'ihn
Church. Brooklyn. noted for his eloqueIlce, :.
,'.a osststant 10 the Rev DR. ] L. Withrow,
tor ~ the Old Park Street Church, Boston.
T-hjs church has given to its location the NAM
=, ..pripstone corner" ernest OF the 1erFer
~ its religious gatherings. DR. Conrad was VII"
~ E1raobIyp church five years. in which time over
fo;r hundred persons Joined Il.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
SENATOR CLARK NEARLY WELL.

Senator William A. Clark of Montana, who n
derwent surgical operation recently was out of
doors yesterday the first time since his prostra-
ton He will go the country this week if strong
enough TO stand the trip, and expects to sail for
Europe August 20.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast.-Washington.A Aug. T.
Abnormal temperatures continue over the interior dis
tricts west Of Rocky Mountains with maximum
temperatures ranging from "a 10 40 degrees was aso
in Northern Nebraska, the Dakotas and Minnesota
~ MAXIMUM tenaperatures 30 and 9s degrees
II was only moderately in the central valleys and
in the Ohio Valley southern portion OF the Middle
Atlantic states and South the heat was tempered
by general thunderstorms.
There precipitation OF consequence except
IN Arizona and Northern New-Mexico.
There will be showers Tuesday in the South atlantic
and Eastern Gulf continuing in Eastern Florida
Elsewhere weather will be generai' iAt 4HS anu
Wednesday. -.
change in the East
The winds along New-Engand Coast VIII be lisht TO
fresh westerly: Middle Atlantic Coast heht ana
mostly south to west on the Atlantic and Gulf
light west winds ana on ~ Tor European ports
steamers dePsTRg & i nds ana partly cloudy weather
to the Grand
Forecast for Special LocaIites.-For Eastern New
york psrty cloudy to-day Wednesday fair slightly cooler
in extreme southern portion; variable "inas-
For Jersey partly cloudy today; showers IN morn
ing in southern portion. Wednesday fair light southwest
to winds
E- western Pennsylvania Western New-York. fair
to-say and Wednesday; variable winds
For New-England. partly cloudy to-day; showers in
eastern portion followed by fair WEDNESDAY ar slightly
cooler in portion light TO fresh west winds be-
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA fair today and "Wednesday
As4 % % ne District Of Columbia. partly cloudy to-day:
wednesday fair variable winds. - . -,
For MARYLAND partly cloudy to-day warmer in northern
portion wednesday AR % morning followed by fair
Wednesday fair. light southwest to west winds.
zeal onacal Record.-The following ofncial record
-. .be weather Bureau shows the changes in the
,-a,,re for The last twenty four hours. COM
- with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
VARDAMAN's FAMILY FLEEs.
His Wife, Children and Grandchildren Go to
Kentucky Springs
IBY sTELEGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBf sTELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Louisville. Aug. THE family of Governor J.
h Nardaman OF Mississippi including Mrs Varda-
man. her children and grandchildren. passed
through here to-day. fleeing from the yellow fever
in Mississippi, and are now at Grayson Springs,
where they will remain until all danger is over.
Governor Vardaman did not leave Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
PROF. HoLLANDER TO SEE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Aug 7-Professor J. H Hol!ander'
who was appointed by the President 10 investigate
the affairs of Santo Domingo at the State
Department to-day. and saw Acting Secretary Adee,
He is going TO oyster Bay TO make a preliminary
report to President Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Games OF Benevolent Association Suffers
Herlam River Park. 127th-st. and ID ave. II m.
Annual slnernights OF the Republican
the 2ist Assembly District, Manhattan Casino. 155th
st and shave, evening. =
Lectures v DR. Schoheld Bible Teachers
ing School, Lexngton-ave and 4eth-st., 9;45 and
N.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
,s,ooR woRMsER, JR, BETTER.

Saratoga n Y Aug THE condition OF 1sidor
Worrlser jr the NewYork banker who submitted
TO a surgical operation for the removal OF a gall
stone was slightly more encouraging to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
Insist upon having Burnrtt's Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
republished The Tri-weekly Tribune without
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MRS. FLOWERS GIFT TO WATERFOWL.

Watertown. y. Y, Aug. Mrs. R p. Flower.
widow of Ex-Governor Flower. has given to the
city of Watertown a granite and marble drinking
fountain to be erected in the public square The
gift will $1,000. and will be accepted at a
special session of the Common Council tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
MR.. VANDERBILT GUEST OF PRINCE.

Bad-Liebenstein Saxe-Meiningen, Aug Cor
nelius Vanderbilt of New-York, is a guest at
house party here to-day of the Hereditary Prince
ana Princess Of -Meningen. Prince Henry OF
Prussia is also OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
WILLIAMS STUDENT KILLED IN MILL.

Adams Mass, Aug. Herbert P. Nurkee.
Williams College student. who during his vaca-
tion was working in a mill of the Renfrew Manu-
featuring Company, here to-day was caught IN q
swiftly moving belt and almost instantly crusheu
TO death He was nineteen years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NEW NETHERLAND-- Cortlandt n Trow-
bridge of Haven, Conn. MURRAY HILL
Pierrepont Isham, OF Chicago HOLLAND-George
AIDE Of Indiana and Nine Diaz -Albertini. of Paris.
GRAND-F. S. Harlow L. 5. A. FIFTH AVENUE
Max Woehn, of Wien, Austria.