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New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
DEPEW OUT FOR TERN
LEAVES SEAT IN SENATE.
Physician Says He Suffers from
Nervous BreakdO5C1l.

Senator Depew who left Washington a month
ago on the advice of his physician, will not. In
all probability, resume his seat in the Senate
during the present session. Since he returned
from the capital the Senator has been in retire
ment in Westchester County, seeking seclusion
to obtain the rest that # is urged Will more GER
tainly than anything else contribute to his resto-
ration TO health. That he is staying in the villa
OF Mrs Elliott F. Shepard back of Scarborough,
is denied. Both the Senator's physician and a
member OF his family say that the sole reason
for Withholding information to his exact
whereabouts is TO afford him the privacy with
out which absolute rest would be impossible.
''One who is so much in the public eye as the
Senator, said the physician. could not avoid
contact with many people, and would be un-
avodabIy drawn into the discussion of all sorts
of subjects so that secusion is the only guaran-
tee Of rest
With the Senator are his son, C. NJ Depew.
jr and his niece, Miss Anna Depew Paulding.
Besides taking automobile trips over the west-
chester roads when the weather permits Sena-
tor Depe7v gives some time TO such matters Of
business as are taken him by his nephew.
Charles c. Paulding. OF counsel for the New
York Central, who lives at Ardsley-on-H udsOn-
1T was confidently expected when the Sena-
tor returned from Washington a month ago"
said member OF his family yesterday, that
after a rest of a couple of weeks he would be
able 10 return to his duties at the capital, but
ne has not mended had hoped He GER
tainly seems TO have benefited from the rest he
has taken. and, If governed by his own incna-
ton. would undoubtedly go back to the capital,
as he is deeply interested in the subject of rate
legislation. now under discussion"
The following statement of Senator Depew' $
condition is taken from a communication ad-
dressed to a member of the Senator's family by
DR. Pearce Bailey, of No. 70 West 53d street:
Senator Depew has been under my care since
last autumn. he is suffering from a nervous
breakdown, the result Of prolonged strain.
now expect him 10 make good recovery and re-
sumo his senatorial duties. For such result
a complete rest of several months is impera-
tive"
DR.. Bailey yesterday confirmed the foregoing
and added that the period of rest prescribed
would preclude the return of the Senator 10
Washington before the end of the present ses-
sion. Or. Bailey declined 10 announce any ma
teriaI Improvement in the Senator'S condition.
Concerning the report that the Senator would
shortly leave for Europe, Mr.. Paulding said yes
terday that nc plans in that direction had as
vet been made by the Senator.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
LAWS FOR MOROCCO.
Il Synopsis of the Protocol To Be
Signed at AIgeciras.

Algeciras, April 3.-The protocol OF the Con-
ference on Moroccan Reforms. copies OF which
are in course OF preparation for signature by
the delegates on Saturday is a document OF 123
sections. -.
The opening paragraph sets forth the desire
Of the powers to assure peace and prosperity 10
Morocco by reforms without violating the prin-
ciples Of sovereignty OF the Sultan. integrity Of
his dominions. and commercial equality, at the
same time pointing out the method for procur-
ing the resources necessary to the carrying out
Of the reforms proposed.
Details follow relative to the delegates de-
cisions concerning the organization of the po-
lice. the repression of contraband traffic in arms.
the esta blishment of a state bank. the creation
of fresh revenues and the control of customs and
public works,
The signatory powers undertake 10 introduce
legislation ratifying the engagements OF the del
egates
Final ratification OF the protocol will take
place not later than December ID OF this year
at Madrid. Meanwhile. the Moroccan delegates
having declared their inability 10 sign the docu-
nlent without referring the questions involved TO
the Sultan. the signatory powers reciprocaIy
engage to endeavOr TO obtain the SultRn's in
tegral adhesion TO the reforms outlined. in or
der 10 make them simultaneously operative. The
Sultan's consent will be communicated 10 the
powers through Spain. and will have the effect
Of a full ratification OF the conferences de-
cision.
The reforms will be effective December 81
1906. Existing treaties between Morocco and
the various powers will retain validity but in
case of conflict between treaties and the con-
ference's protocol the latter will take precedence.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
RUSSIAN RADICALS WIN.
AdUocates of Constitution Garry
EUery District IN Capital.

St Petersburg. April 4.-The official count os
the votes cast at the election on Monday. owing
to the Unexpectedly heavy vote and the mex
perfence of the officials. had not been completed
at midnight, but 1t is conceded that the radical
tide has swept TO victory every of the 16O
Constitutional Democratic electors The Con-
stitutional Democrats naturally are jubilant. as
the sweeping triumph which they have won at
the capital the headquarters of the bureaucracy.
is bound 10 have a strong effect on the country
at large. They are now looking forward TO a
working majority in the national Parliament,
and have nominated a candidate for the presi-
dency in the lower house in the person of NJ
Petrunkevitch. of Tver. who is regarded as one
OF the most able and vigorous advocates Of a
constitutional government
The count OF the ballots in the admiralty
ward. the most aristocratio in the city, was COM
pleted at 6 o'clock this evening. The Constitu-
tional Democratic ticket won receiving three
times the vote cast for NJ. Kutler- former Min
| ister Of Agriculture, who headed the opposition
ticket NJ Petrojitsky. a Pole. received the
lowest vote on the ticket Of the Constitutional
Democrats, showing that the agitation against
non-R Russians has not been without effect
The supporters Of the Conservative combina-
tion ticket saved nothing out of the wreck The
, constitutional Democrats carried every ward.
and on the average received almost two votes
where the combination received one.
The "Gosudarstvo" Premier Whites news
paper organ which admits the victory OF the
Constitutional Democrats. attributes it to the
vacilIation of the Conservative faction and the
fntemperance of it's organs The paper also says
that Count Witte will retain the premiership
until the convocation of Parliament, and that his
resignation then will depend on the attitude OF
Emperor Nicholas. There is an intimation that
no matter what may be the political complexion
of the Parliament no one who does not possess
made Premier.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
HOUSE RUNS AGROUND.
BIG Building Moved By Water StHck
an the Mud.
~ Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Bsvshore. Long Island. April 3.-The large
dwelling house with tower four stories hign
o,,nad by Commodore Adolph MOllenhauer Of
tho Psnataquit Corinthian Yacht club is
stranded al the mouth of Awixa Creek. and cam
NOT he moved until the arrival Of an exception
ally high tide
The building which weighs about two hun-
drad tons is being moved from the site adJoin-
ing the MoIIenhauer country seat, in Awixa
avenue. TO site in Maple avenue. a half mile 70
the west. II was impossible 10 move II over
land owing 10 the long. circuttous route mat
would have to be taken, and. as already told IN
The Tribune. IT was decided 10 attempt convey
ing it by water
The structure was placed on skids and slid
about one hundred feet to fve big scOws, on
which IL was safely loaded The scows were
then hoated down the river, but when opposite
tbe country seat of Charles c Coddington they
grounded - ,,, g. *
II Is believed that the task. however VIII De
successfully carried out as the building Is az
present resting easily. The house has been one
Of the show villas in this section.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
FORTUNE FROM PATIENTS.
aged Couple Leare Property Valued
at $40. 900 to Nurse.

Rockville Centre. Long Island, April 3 (Spe-
ciaD.-Some months ago Miss Esther Marvin
took a course as a trained nurse, and when she
had passed some Of the preliminary exanina-
tions. was asked TO look after Mr. and Mrs Ben
jarnin Rhodes. of Hampstead. whom she knew
from childhood. Both were over seventy-nVe
years OF age. and very sick and feeble ohe
nursed them night and day and seldom left
their house. She expected only a small reim-
bursement. but was dumbfounded when by the
terms of their will which was recently fled. she
received bonds and property worth nearly S7o.-
GOO.
All sorts of propositions of means of investing
her fortune have been made 20 her, from "stak-
ing a mining scheme TO promoting company to
manufacture balloons She has also received let
ters by the score Of proposals Of marriage.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
NAY OWN, NOT RUN CARS
CHICAGO MEN SO VOTE.
Majority for Operating fractions
Too SmqU-Liquor Men Lose.

CHICAGO. April 3-As a result OF the city elec-
,ioD held to-day. IN which municipal ownership
~ the street railways was the vital issue. the
cirr Of Chicago can proceed 10 acquire and con-
troll the railways but cannot operate them At
the same time the voters. while declaring that
n. city should not operate the railroads. de-
clsred that rs a question Of public policy. it
would be desirable for il 10 90 So
Three propositions were submitted 10 the
vote-s the first of which was: Shall the city OF
Chicago proceed 10 operate street railways? ?"
This proposition required 90 per cent Of the
.o,al vote cast IL order 10 become effective. The
,o-sl vote vas 23117L OF this number the
proposition 10 operate the street railways got
only 1881 votes. while llo260 were cast
against 81 As q three-fifths vote was neces-
ssry. The proposition failed OF Endorsement by
1892 votes
The second proposition involved the approval
Of an ordinance previously passed by the city
Council providing for the issue Of street rail-
WY certificates. not TO exceed S75.0o0'oOO. for
,he purchase ownership and maintenance Of
The street railways. This was carried by about
$500 votes
The third question. which was simply on the
question Of public policy and has no legal effect
whatever, was shall the City Council proceed
without delay 10 secure the municipal owner
ship and operation Of the street railways under
the Mueller law. instead Of granting franchises
70 private companies" This proposition was
carried by about $500 votes
Mayor Dunno construed the passage Of the
S750o0OD0 certificates and public policy propo-
sitions as a victory for municipal ownership, but
expressed his disappointment over the defeat Of
the proposition for municipal operation. He
said the people would be asked again later on
for the necessary authority 10 operate and that
he believed they would vote in favor Of II after
The properties were acquired.
The vote was much larger than had been eX-
pected and all day the municipal ownership
contest was bitterly fought Party lines were
largely ignored. and the eligibility Of candidates
depended more upon their attitude toward mu-
nicipaI operation Of street railways and high
licenses for saloons than upon their party rec
ords Of the thirry-fye aldermen who were
elected to-day. Mayor Dunno asserts that nine
teen are avowed champions Of municipal owner
ship. but the opponents Of municipal ownership
declare that they still hold The control Of the
council
Besides municipal ownership. the issue was
made in many Of the sdermanic contests OF
whether the saloon licenses Of the city should
hf 500 or $1,000 The former figure was in eN-
isteuce up 10 March . when the city Council
raised the amount 20 S19o The liquor inter
ests made strong fight against every renomi-
mated alderman who had voted for The higher
license. OF the fifteen men against whom they
Jur their influence. Twelve were elected ana
'Hree defeated. There seems little prospect that
tAe high license VIII be repealed.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
MINER JEUELS STOLEN.
Husband of MrS. YerkeS Robbed of
Gems VaIued at 81 800.

Wilson Miner, the husband Of the former Mrs
Charles T. Yerkes. robbed last night Of jewels
valued $50 He returned 10 his apartments at
the Hotel Seymour, No a West 45th street. at )
D. m. and found that his room had been broken
into general alarm sent out and Inspector
Mclaughlin at once put detectives TO work on the
case. which, il is thought inside job. Up
carly hour this morning no trace Of the
missing Jewels had been found The trunk where
Mr.. Miner kept the jewels was broken open
The missing articles described follows:
Three loose diamonds. one and half carats each;
two pearl studs, two pearl dress suit clasps, Two
diamond stickpns, two carats each; one pair oi
link cuff buttons, two sapphires OF blue gray
color, set IN dull rose gold, each stone encircled
by small chiselled eEake. and each snake with
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WOULD BAR STEAM AND ELECTRICITY

Berkeley. cal. April 3.-Charles Stebbins Fair
child. Secretary of the Treasury in President
Cleveland's first Cabinet. says that the concen-
fration Of power in the hands OF a limited num-
her of hnancieTs to-day is due 10 the improve
rnents in transportation methods and that the
only way to check this financial and industrial
monopoly is 10 dispense with the use OF steam
and electricity.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WANTS LoNewoRTH LAND FOR PARK
IBy Telegraph 70 The TrIbune.l

By Telegraph to Tie Trlbune.I
Cincinnati. April 3.-J. W. Rodgers. park su-
perintendent to-day received letter from Con
gresham Longworth in answer 10 his letter
asking for gift of nifty acres of the Longworth
estate on Price Hill for park purposes. Mr
I.onCworth SAYS in the letter that the matter
mas been I.aced in the hands OF his Cincinnati
agent who has power to act Rodgers hopes to
Obtain this tract Of land a nucleus for a
large mark on Price Hill
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SEASONS FIRST |. /. FOREST FIRE.

Eastport Long Island, April tSpeciall-Ihe
first destructive forest fire this season started IN
the pine and scruboak tracts 10 the north or TINS
village yesterday and many hundreds OF acres were
burned in addition 10 considerable cordwood The
FIRE Was particularly regrettable 10 spoftsheii'
through destroying considerable game. Including
rabbits partriGGes and quail
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
JAIL uNLocKs STATE SENATOR'S JAW

nv TeIeETanh 20 TIC Iribuhf
Memphis, April 3.-State Senator Butt, OF Ar
kansas. after three weeks In the Pulaski County
rau has weakened and has sgnifed his inten-
,io,, ~ telling all he knows about legislative
,..,.5It,e. in that state. Thrty-eght questions
aDDlNyIng 10 as many Senators and Representa-
tiyes were answered by Mr.. Butt to-day. nut
Deitber queries nor replies have been made
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WOULD INDIcT WOMEN FOR BRIDGE.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Dalton. Ga, April 3-''Women playing euchre
and bridge whist for a prize just much
gamblers as negroes shooting craps in back al
lev" declared Judge A ". Tte to-day during the
course of charge ia which ne instructed the
grand Jury TO indict society people who mem
hers OF bridge and euchre clubs at the meetings
az which prizes OF unusual value have been the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BODY ADJUDegD TO BE REAL ESTATE.

Boston. April IA body after it is buried in
a grave becomes a part of the real estate. ana
relative IN order 10 maintain a suit for dam
ages against any one disturbing 1t must have
some title 20 the land, according to decision
sent down by the full bench of the Supreme
~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WOMAN WINGS NEGRO INTRUDER.

Macon Ga. April 3-The steady nerve and true
aifn of Mrs Herbert DuckWOrth brought down a
negro = no had broken into the house A"akeieo
,y Tie sound OF falling glass. Mrs. Duckworth sa"
me negro climbing through the window. Reaching
Tor her revolver. she hisd. and the negro I'iL
Though he escaped he left tran oi blood - sNi
dclce u Mrs Duck NUTtis steady a1''-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
INDIAN TO TAKE BAR EXAMINATION.

Albany April 3.-John J. Snyder seneca
ih1iga has received permission 10 take tae stat
Dar examination This IS granted by a bin IT,
rCduced l,v Senator Fancher and signed by
Governor Higgins to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
KING EDWARD AT MARSEILLES.
British Sovereign Joins Queen Alexandra on
the Victoria and Albert.

MarseilIes April liking Edward arrived here
to-day from Biarritz and boarded the royal yacht
victoria and Albert. where he Joined queen Alex
znsra his ma testy was received with military
and naval hcnoTs.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

or san Francisco Wa Peunsy s-lis Jtstttoae;;
Hsrl :. - MAY account SnflneTs imiSi-N'
C5..l,L Consult ilc.ci aSar;s.-AS'I
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

The West shore Railroad is the s. 10 line to buf
faIo and Niagara Falls Up th1 hui9'i 49,
through the MohaWk aley .-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

fS9S & & East GTenGs
Or Tide NeUF
Rev Wing dr
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W!son rsidTg fasT
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b IN Re DR. II Nark
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
1911.

Ois 6sierGbenbftunbe fam heran.
plDbfi6 Dffnete Mmblarb baitig bic
Rlappe gum Geuerlod, unb slei9 boz
mad f9aufelte er ebsnfo bafis unb
NIT faft idbsornigen 8etpegunsen bier
S9ubfarren pou Roble1 binein.
Wdbrenb er bies that, faste CT halb>
laut fir fia:
r6dbd! 9earbettet ion perben, bor<
pdrts fpn's aeben! S9Dn! Mrbeiten
pber = erplobiren! Gs pirb fi9 ia
austpeifen, tpas bu eigentlih tpertb
biit, tpdhrenb Der anbertbalb Stunben
Rube muB es fid ia aeisen, 70 nimm
bod mod! = unb bas audi NOD! :
Nun bait bu ia orbentli9 mas i'm
2stbs! Mit feds MISUNDERSTANDING
men aliibft bu ihon, i4 tperbe bid auf
adt freiben - barin liest fir meine
Rameraben unb fir mid bic 9arantie
= haba! Menfdenfleif9 m64teit bu
baben2! = Mtt meinem Wiaen be-
fommft bu es niht!N
Oas QGuten elmer 9lode tpurbe
pernebmbar. Oie Mrbeiter ftrDmten
aus benz Sbor, aeritreuten fia in ben
u~mliesenben StraBen. @mbldro
ipobgt in nGafter Ndbe Der 6abrif:
tpie elm Sruntener fommt er na4
6aus. Oas GHen, bds feline 6rau
ibm porfebt, itObt er auriid. Die gu
bosen itiibt er auf ben Slid unb gana
better, NIT pfeifenber Stimme. fagt
er:
,Ou, Murie, beute inb 1leberftun<
ben in Der sSabrit anseisBt, aber i4
claude nidt, bab es bdau tommt!"
rMarum benn niht2"
nWarum ni9t2 Weil Der Sampfs
fefsl nidt mebr funttionirt! = 3pei
Wonate bab' ids iebt f4on benz
Oberauffeber unb benz Ghef seiast
unb fe barauf apfmerfiom gemaHt;
bic aber benfen. i4 reb' dummies !3eug
aufammen : herts Mbenb nod babe
ids 5errn @iraur pieber semelbet.
iapobi! 9at fi1 mas! @s foa gearbeiz
t.t tpsrben, iast sr. bsgreifft bu bass
Wit einem ReFel foG gearbeitet tperz
ben, Der ieben Musenblid eIplpbiren
fann! = Oa babe i4 na4 eigenem
GrmeRen gehanbelt t4 bah tbT
10 piel Roblen tn ben 0eib geftedt, bab
CT nuf a9t @tmofpbdren fommt =
ipenn er bas aushdlt = bann BIN i'd
elm Gafelbans. Elm Qiigner!!"
r6err Soft nod mal Rann!
6aff bu bus pirtli4 eetban8A
ga, i9 bab's gethan unb obne 9e,
pifensbiHe. Gins bon befben gtbfs
ia nur: enttpeber plabt Der &ehel.
ipdbrenb aue au 9auie ftnb, ooer eu
tpiberfteht. unb bann iinb bic Ramss
raben aubsr @efuhr! = Oas Snper.
tur9 Was fimmere i9 mid barum!
Der ghef lit ia periihert nnD oueS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08

Subeff, Der bic aroBe 3upfenlo4md'
f6ine al bebienen battle, fanb Mm'
bldrb.
gr lag obnmddtig duf benz Sa4s
zines niebrigen S9uppens. Der ms
mittefbar on bas Sobrifeebdrbe
arenste. Inter Der Wlt9t Der @rplo'
fiom mar Der 6siser bortbin gei4leu'
bert tpprben.
SIM Rrantenbauie tam er ipieoer 81
f9.
Limb bic Mnbereng"
r&ein ein5issr lift pertpunbet = nur
BIZ -
Oa erff bemerfte Mmblurb, bab ihr
Der redte Mrm p~onftGnbis glatt abgs'
fdnittsn mar, In balber 9Ohe. am Gu'
bogen.
OBJ i9 :" Mmblarb fagte e
fliiFternb unb fat nit Dem Inflns et'
nes 2d9elns. .Mir fehlt ia nur Elm
Mrm = 1T bod nod elm Slid, oaf
Der perbammte &efel nidt mehr bon
mir aepont hat!!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
II.

x0orpGrts fpmmen!" brummte Der
9siser binter benz @hef Der. fobalb Der
fi1 umgetpanDt battle.
Mber bas mar ia unglaubli9, pers
meHen! = 60 eisenfnnig 5u iein! =
Das bi.B ia nit offensn 4usen,
febenb, Elm unaliid herbeifiibren molten
= unb mas fir Elm l1nsliid! = Mms
blarb bate ala iunger 2ebrling NAL
cine ipl9e fardtbare Ratatropbe mil
bur9aema9t. = Gin alter ReHel, se=
rabs 70 tpie feiner. mar aebn Minuten
Dor apOlf erplobirt, tuenise Wimlten
Dor Der Mittagspaufe.
6err Soft. mar bas Elm tofenbes
@erGuf9 9eipeieni = Mlts mar ausz
chamber sefprenst = bic Maf4inens
tbeile flpgei1 bur4 bic Cuff, bic Genftsr
paren aerfplittert. bic Mauern gebors
fen, in fia aufammengeitiir5t. -
ltnb baau bas Sammern, bas Der5tpet'
felte S9reien Der Bertpnnbeten = Biz
auf BITE OGher Der ndhfgelegenen
6du5er rparen bte in Der Gabrit Grbet'
tenben sefdleubert norben!
Gr felbft, Mmblarb, mar pte bnrd
EN- Wunber entfpmmeu = aber fetr
2eben lang niirbe er ben fiir9terlider
Mnblid niht perseHen -
r0ortpGrts! = Sebt beibt es arbei.
tent
Wmblarb milrrte aesen ben 8efebl
er fonnte ff9 ibm ni&t fiigen. Ct bats
BET Der Mortre ole 9eiaer eebtent
bate bort fttnen Mann geftanben
year mar e. f9on iiber atpau5ig Sabr'
tn Der pripatinouftrie bef&dftigt =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-08
Aud Elm SammIer.

Sine fpnberbure Qiebbaberet bate
Der prebiser Dusg, Der @nfans BEG
porieen Sabrhunberts IN S4onet9e.
etnem fftnen Oorfe lnsefdAr brei
Meilen Ditli9 BON Berlin, ieinem
Mmte unb fsiner Wube lebte. Gr bss
hauptete nGmli1, jeber Menf9 miifs
etpas fammsIn. Da linn II gu elmer
Sammlung bon 9emGlben. 3npferr,
Wiinaen unb berelei4en tpertbpollen
Oinaen bic Mittel feblten, fammelts
er ale beutfden gisennamen, bic aui
bic Gnbung mann ausgingen. On
erbieIt er nod unb nod aus 3eitun'
aen, 8iiAern unb miinbli4er Mittbeis
lung cine Sammlung bon sesen 3d.
600 Namen, bic er alpbabetif9 prbne.
te unb NIT ben sehDriesn BetpeisfteI.
len berfab. Mls ibm Elm anabe 5ufdl.
fig ben Namen zines Mitf9iilers
ptlemann nannte, f4lus er fofprt in
feinem Megiiter nod unb mar fehr
psrpunbert, i'm nod ntdt 81 baben.
Gr trug Jpn forsli& nod elm NIT benz
Wsrmerf: npiaemann, S9iiler Der
6artunsfden 8iirserfGule In Ser.
tn Was na9 bes prebieers SpM
aus Der @ammlung sefporben TT.
bic bieleidt ala Onomoffifon fir bk
gtpmolosie Der beutfden Gtsenuuinen
tpertbpoIf getpefen mare, TT unbe,
tannt.