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New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SHOT BY EX-POLICEMAN.
Pickpocket Acting as Stool Pigeon
for District attorney.

Working for the District Attorneys office as
stool pigeon, according to the TenderlOin police
Eddie better known Lefty, Boyle. a pick
pocket was probably fatally shot early TINS
morning az 2Sth street and Seventh avenue.
while attempting to detain Charles De Neau, an
ex-policeman wanted by Mr. Jerome.
According to eyewitnesses. Boyle grabbed the
man who shot him and hung to him. all the time
shouting for a policeman The next they saw
was Boyle falling To the walk and they heard
a pistol shot at the same instant. Boyles man
ran into hallway and escaped over a roof
The police say Boyle had been shadowing De
Veau for several days. having dOgged him all
through Connecticut and followed him from
that state yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool June 21-ATrved Caronia tSrl oA
New York Queenstown. .,l,
Queenstown June -. 7:i1 mArrtvcd. steamers H5
tBri Cameron New York for Liverpool ah0 -
proceeded.
London. June 2T-ArriVed Mesaha tB-i Ae+~
New NCrk
Southampton. June -. SAILED. Kaiser Sss
helm der Crosse tCieri. Cuppers from BrenieN' =
York Via CherbOurg
CopenhaceH. June 25-Arrived. Arkansas 49,
Petersen New York ,,sn
Marseiies. June 2S-Seiied steamer Delphine t'>
tluievolG. New YORK.. r,r,
Bermuda June a. II m-saied Pretoria ''''
Mckenzie. New Ncgk. nj,
Rio Janeirc. June 2d-Arrfvei steamer Tsnnyson e''-
Ohls New York Pernanbuco rx
Barbados Iune 2G-Arrived tbrh -
southampton for Colon. Gnd New York
Lizard. June 70 III 80 W--Passed steamers fas''
= tterl, Aaein New York for Dover HaInoafs s,,aN
Naples June Arrived steamer Citta di Geneva ~"
MagnanO. New
oehoa June N-Artived previously. steamer Sarssst.
tisfl lentecost, New York Via Gibraltar for vsr
ETC. .eth sailed. steamer C1tta al Torino dtah -
rare. New
Manila June Arrived. steamer Indraputa (F1A ho
New York via Sahang and
Fastnet June 2sPass~d tarsoens (Rels> rsA
Fis Scw N.fN for Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SOUTH WALES shaken.
Earthquake Damages Many Houses
Panic IN the COlieries.

Cardiff Wales, June 27.-Violent earthshocks
were felt throughout South Wales at 9:io O'Clock
this morning. Houses rocked, and many of the
cheaper ones were dana ged. Hundreds of chin
neys fell. pictures were shaken from walls and
occupants of dwellings were thrown down The
people fed from their homes in panic. with
visions of the San Francisco disaster before
them. Though there were many narrow escapes
from falling chimneys and copngs, no casualties
have been reported.
The shocks were particularly severe in the
colieries The miners were thrown about in all
directions like ninepins, and all left the pits as
speedily as possible.
Shocks were also felt at Bristol llfracombe
and elsewhere. They were accompanied by loud
hliugS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SEVERE PENALTIES IN EGYPT.
Four Natives To Be Hanged for Murder of
British Oficer-Other Sentences.

Cairo June 2I.-The trial of the natives con-
cerned in the attack on the party of five Brit
ish officers near Tantah on June 13 resulting in
the murder of one of the officers, Captain S. c.
Bull of the Inniskilling Dragons, has resulted
in four natives being sentenced to death, four
TO penal servtude for life. three to fifteen years
at penal servitude, six to seven years, three to
one year and five TO receive fifty lasheS Thirty
were acquitted. The executions and the fog
gings will be at DemShaWai. The men sentenced
TO death will be hanged on one gallows, in the
presence of the villagers.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
MAGISTRATE FURLoNG ExoNERATED
Grand Jury Also Clears Grosbard of Guilt in
Hedden Case

The KINGS County grand jury YESTERDAY COM
pletely cxonerated Magistrate Henry FurlCng of
the charges made against HIM in connection with
the case of Mary Hedden. Frank Grosbard who
was implicated in the case, also cleared of all
blame The jury made the following report:
Relative to the investigation of the charges made
by Mary HedGen against Magistrate Henry Fur
long. Frank GrCSbard and others the grand i;,ry
desires To he recorded generating said persons
from any blame attached to such allegations 4 nc
grand jury desires further to that the con-
duet of the by the office the District Attor-
ney in all respects fair and Impartial
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
PROTEST AGAINST THIRD "L" TRACK

The Merchants Association sent letter TO the
board OF Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday
protesting against the laying of a third track
on the Second and Third avenue elevated lines ON
the ground that IT would deprive the premises
along those of light and air and cause
much noise. The letter declared subways
solved the rapid transit problem. and that IL the
proposed enlargement of the Second and Third
avenue lines was permitted, the effect would be
10 diminish the probability OF fair profit future
subways built by private captaf and TO post
pone the construction OF subway through the
East Side extending into The Bronx The associa-
tion VIII oppose the extension the hearing to-
day before the Rapid Transit Commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
NO INTERFERENCE BY BRITAIN

London, June 21.-In reply to a question in
the House of Commons tonight whether the
government would instruct the British Ambas-
sador at ST. Petersburg to investigate and re-
port on the Jewish massacres. the Foreign Sec
retary. Sir Edward Grey, said it would not he
desirable that the government should publish
such a report.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
EFFORTS TO STAY EXECUTIONS.

of Commons waited the Foreign Secretary, Sir
Edward Grey. today. representing that there was
appearance of vindictiveness in hurried execu-
tons in Egypt and urging that respite be granted
for investigation of the constitution of the cuurt
and examination of the evidence which the
natives We're condemned. The Foreign Secretary
thereupon teleSraphed to Lord CrOmer, the British
agent for particulars
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
TWELVE POISONED BY ICE CREAM.

(Rv Telegraph to The Tribune
Bristol. Tenn. June 21.-Twelve persons near
Bristol are in a critical condition from eating ice
cream, which contained poison from galvanized
vessel and none are expected TO recover. The
family of J. W. Fisher. near Bristol. were enter
tanning five visitors yesterday. All ate heartily of
the ice cream and all became sick. Several
doctors are working the patients in an effort to
save their lives
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SYMPATHY WITH RUSSIAN JEWS.
Resolution of Congress Approved by the
President.

Washington, June 27.-President Roosevelt
has approved the joint resolution of Congress
expressing the horror of the people of the United
States at the reports of the massacre of He
brews in Russia and expressing sympathy with
the bereaved. The resolution will be sent to the
State Department where it will be published
officially as ar act of Congress. There is no re-
quirement that it shall be officially commun-
Gated TO the Russitn government
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
sTEvEDoREs MUST PAY DAMAGES.

Hamburg. June 1.-THE Hamburg-American
Line recently brought suit against l42 steve
dores, who were employed written contracts
for leaving their work on May Day and the
court to-day decided that there had been
breach of contract. The amount of damages
will be fixed Saturday next at a special ses-
sion of he
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
RUSSIAN BONDS FALL.
Mutinies Cause a Sharp Decline in
I'm periaL FOurs.

St. Petersburg. June 27.-Trading on the
Bourse to-day showed the effect OF the military
troubles. which caused a heavy fall in govern =
ment securities Imperial As opened at 1914 and
sold off TO 72%, a two point drop since yesterday.
They rallied slightly later, and closed at 1915
Fives were affected only TO the extent of one
eighth. and closed at S67s
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
BEARS BADLY TEAR TRAINER

Frederic Bass. who has charge of the bear ex-
hibition with the Ferari Animal Show at Brighton
Beach Park is badly used up, besides being ont
a suit of clothes Last evening a sloth hear
from the Himalayas. and black bear. from Penn
sylvania had a hght. and Bass was called n
separate them The moment Bass appeared on
the scene the two Bruins lost sight OF their differ
ences and made savage and concerted onslaught
on the trainer. ff he hadn't yelled for h. he
would bly, have been torn 10 pieces "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
WANT FISH TRUST INVESTIGATED.

by Telegraph The Tribune
Syracuse. June N.-Charles S AveriH owner or
the Yates Hotel, and Andrews Brotherz Crocers
telegraphed Congressman DriscoIl this afternoon
asking that he bring before Congress the matter of
the FISH trust" They charge that the trust con-
trolls the output of the lakes. freezing thou
SANDS OF tons of fish in summer for winter use en-
dangerng the health of the people and that II has
doubled the price of fish in the last ive wears
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
TROOPS TO BE PUNISHED.
Battalion Practically Eriled- -Rumor
of Court Martial.

st. Petersburg. June 27.-The first battalion Of
the Preobrajensky Regiment, in which the out
break occurred, has been ordered to a remote
district in the Province of Novgorod, where the
first japanese prisoners were sent in the re-
cent war.
London. June 2S-"The London Tribune's"
correspondent at St Petersburg reports that
part of the Preobrajensky Guard Regiment will
be court martialed.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
MAGISTRATE REBUKES POLICEMAN

In discharging James Young. nineteen years old.
who was arrested because policeman thought he
was blocking a line Of trucks AT the Albany Day
Line pier Yesterday. Magistrate Cornell rebuked
Mounted Policeman Daniel Ahearn, who smashed
Youngs ear and knocked three teeth loose with his
club Young will prefer charges against Ahearn.
His face was a mass of blood in the police court
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
AUSTRALIAN ANTITRUST BILL.

Melbourne. June Pin the House of Repre-
sentatives to-day the governments antitrust
bill, for the preservation of Australian indus
tries and the repression of destructive monopo-
lies. was passed on second reading without di-
vision after motion for postponement had been
defeated by "A vote of 80 to 20
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT
Tornado Hits Titzezpah, Okla
None BadiV Hurt.

Titzewah Okla. June 2I.-This town was al
most demolished by a tornado last night. Nearly
every building in town torn from its foun-
dations and i'm most instances carried a con-
siderable distance. Nobody was seriously hurt,
the people taking refuge in cyclone caves.
There was heavy loss of livestock Crops were
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
EARTH TREMOR IN OHIO.

Cleveland June IA shock of earthquake was
felt here at 4:1O O'Clock this afternoon 1t is re-
ported to have shaken the southern shore of Lake
Erie for a distance of hundred miles.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
THE HAGUE CONFERENCE PosTPoNep.

The Hague, June 21.-The Foreign Minister in
the lower house of parliament to-day formally
announced that the second international peace
conference would not be held in the present year
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
rRANsPACIFIc MA1Is
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, June "a, 0S
ARRIVED.


Steamer Armenian tBrl, starck Liverpool June ID 70
the White Star Line with mdse Arrived at the Bar al
steamer carmania tBr, Pritchard Liverpool June 10
Ltd With 4s4 ea6in and 2S4 steerage passengers
and mdse arrived At At 'he Bar at 3 2ho INN m and Boston
90 to sanderson SON, with one passenger and mdse
steamer Fiandria tGerl. Bodt. Montego Bay June :.
knssion L H. 'F e nns an BaS Bsk 20 SSr and 1Sag Fl
Hamburg American Line with Is passengers mans anu
steamer Ialia 5'a1, Baachi Naples June s.ss. u %
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at ? - .,-,.n.
June s. caa:nata ! Patras 5 Paern9 and oEan u 70
Phelps Bros Co with = cabin ana q Sis & s,seTass S
Steamer Gerry tAusp, Hregich Trieste June .. h Mes
cabin ana 1855 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer la Plata tBrl. DagnalI Barbados June ~
Trinidad Il La Guayra 15 Savanila T. Ce59n D ~ sS-
FeIs mails and ndse Arrived al the Bar $40 m
steamer America tNorl. Osterwald. Annatto Bay June
a1 Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived .
steamer a Ask an> Hansen Baracoa June a. to me
Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived al ' 'A'
steamer eOen:ss CGer wtein6er GsGgta MAY
10 Funch, Edye s. Co. with mdse Arrived AZ Die OA
steamer sunniva ,Nor, Reijan Nipe Bay June a. :.
the Planters Company. with fruit Arrived al 'A'
steamer Isnsford Nor, Hansen sagga June 2 p Sc sS
Daniel Bacon with sugar Arrived al the bar a. CIV
Steamer Antaaca sukefor,h. Colon june a. 70 das ns
h,aae raHs"a ArTSei FSos9 al the Bar at s:iS m
steamer Fl Alba. Quick. Galveston June y 70
southern Pacific Co with mdse. Left 0uaran'ine al '
a - r.,ss
Mexico. stevens. Havana June - 70 yti0
Ward & 60. with 2O3 passengers. mails ard mdse Az
rived the Bar at ESQ - On
Dominion IS 60. with passengers and mdse l@I' @1
tine az 5;15 -, "a and
Steamer Apache. Staples Jacksonville June - sra
Charleston % 10 the Clyde - Co. WIN paSse-7
rndse. Lei Quarantine Pr
Bluehclds. Hastings. Baltimore. 20 - = N
with Left Quarantine at 10 a m q, n.
Steamer Maraval tBD. Hunter Perrin niooT In
Trinidad shipping and Trading co. IN tallaSt AN
Quarantine ii :Ol :. "a
steamer oneida. Curry. Philadelphia. 70 tae ClSHe =
with mdse Passed in Quarantine at 49e ~ ,orts-
Sandy Hook. y, J. June -. $50 p u-Wlho "'
west. lght breeze; clear.
Steamers tBrl. Liverpool VIA OueehSS~s.as.
NoOrdam tDutchl Rotterdam Boulogne Britisn
(f}rl, Antwerp: New York Clutch tank poNer
New Orleans. <ord America GtaD. Naples anu 9srsa
WinGber Mayaguez Arroyo. etc; Norwich tbr1 "a
lr.ecIa ... Ln..la Urr Dr.-.. &c A-..-. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CTGARFTTES.-Offce OF Purchasing
Agent Panama Rail Road Company "a State Street
York, 19O6.-Seaed proposals will
this Office until July D. 1906 for furnishing the
mentioned articles Blanks and full information
may obtained this Office ALFRED ANDERSON
Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

The steamship Caronia. of the Cunard Line
which FAILED from New York on June - arrived
AT paunts Rock, after passage of days II hours
and 81 minutes. landing her passengers early on the
morning or June q at Liverpool Her sister shin
the chrIranis, which left Liverpool on the same
aay' arrived here on the night of June
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fred Rowe. the Bronx boy. who was arrested ON
Tuesday night charged with hitting Police Com
missioner Waldo with potato while the latter
riding in automobile. was fined 81 vester-
day for disorderly conduct. He pleaded that IL was
not a potato. but the cat" with which they were
playing.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
WIRELEss REPORTs.
INCOMING STEAM ERS

The Baltic reported sable Island yesterday $50
m miles southeast of that station. She is
expected dock about 0:3O 4. m Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

The North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse will sail from New York for Genoa
Naples and Alexandria January % 1907 The
vessel will arrive in Genoa on February 2. Naniaa
February 5. and Alexandria, February 4 departins,
from Genoa February 4, and Naples FchrnarS
by way of Italian ports. ~ i'AN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4:3o sunset T34 Moon 1i:55 Moons
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-saa1y Hook -lGov. Island = Hell Gate
TN-Sandv Hook 12:1G 1922 215
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

Mr Shepard has made every effort to keep out of
prison. His WIFE who Mrs. Alfred Potter. OF
Philadelphia, has personally appealed TO persons
high in office in her husbands behalf. Mr. Shepard
has lived in Parts for several years. and has en-
gagged in many business ventures At the time the
child was killed Mr. Shepard was the agent of an
automobile company. The State Department at
Washington has received many appeals 10 inter-
vene in behalf Mr.. Shepard. Wine the sub
stance of these had been transmitted to the Amer
lean Embassy at Paris, the State Department felt
that il had no right to make any demand upon the
ENreuC
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
f. F. SHEPARD MAY GO TO PRISON
Ministry of Justice Refuses to Remit SEN
tence Imposed in France.

Paris June 21.-The Ministry of Justice has
rendered a decision on the application of Elliott
F. Shepard of New York grandson Of the late
w H Vanderbilt, to remit the term of three
months Imprisonment, imposed on him OCTOBER
p6 last with a fine of $1,000. for running over
and killing girl while driving an automobile at
St Ouen in April. 1905. The decision says 1t is
impossible to recommend that President Fallleres
remit the entire three months. but the ministry
will advise a reduction of the sentence to six
weeks.
Official notification of the decision Will not De
made until President Fallieres issues decree
in accordance with the Ministry's recommends
ton No day has been set for beginning the i'm
prisonment.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SAILED

Steamers Teutonc (Brl Liverpool Via CueensSrs s.-
Neordam Dutch, Rotterdam via Boulogne Br,s1 pyoss
tF}r. Antwerp: New York Clutch tankl loVer fssroa
New Orleans Sord America G,an. Naples ana 1,sTs: 1
WinGber Mayaguez Arroyo. etc; Norwich tI "a "a
tiraeCia t(eTl. Inagua Port Prince. etc ANto
weston: Moarce Norfolk and Newport News Josep" -
Fordney. Orleans
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24
SOUTHWESTERN AT WORK
Locating Engineer Hennins and a
Crew of Twenty Men Went to
Work Tuesday Morning
TO REDUCE GRADE AND ELIMINATE
CURVES

II. S. Henning, Locating Engi-
neer OF the Southwestern, and his
crew of about 20 men came in
Monday from the Dawson cutoff
and went to work Tuesday sur
veying between Tucumcari and the
Canadian river. The purpose we
are told is to lower the grade
and eliminate the curves on the
Dawson line to the coal fields. 1t
is said that the Southwestern will
hasten preparations to handle 200
cars of coal per day over the Daw-
son, and the road will be put in
condition for a number Of addition
al crews that will be put on as
soon as motive power now under
construction is delivered. The
coal haul from Dawson will en-
ploy about 10 crews OF men. This
all looks good to Tucumcari bust
ness interests, and the fact that
four divisions are to be established
from Harrington, Kan, to Santa
Rosa, instead of three, which are
at Bucklin, Dalhart and Santa
Rosa, gives us a reasonable as
surance that Tucumcari will be a
division. Concerning this To.
peka dispatch says:
1t became known at Topeka
that the Rock Island & Pacific II,
company would be compelled tC
create four divisions on the El Pasc
branch where three now exist
The line runs from Herrington
Kan, to Santa Rosa, N. M, the
first division ending at Bucklin
Kan, the second at Dalhart, Tex.
and the third at Santa Rosa, 81!
miles away. The wear and tear
upon the long runs OF both ma.
chinery and employees makes tn,
new project necessary. 1t mean!
that new division points will be re
quired, but, the company refuses
to state what towns will take tn,
place of Bucklin and Dalhart.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

Inc holy City, and In her voice
was all the agony of tortured
soul, a torrent of unshed tears, the
sweet faith of the good a pure in
heart. There was tar more than
the faultless rendition OF the diff
cult air. 1t seemed to me, who
stood in the moonlight and
listened, that it was the call of a
soul that had been lost, and yet
which turned to the celestial prom
Use like tired and stricken bird
speeds to the protecting forest,
of the frightened child which
catches its first glimpse of the in
finite, and turns with supreme love
and confidence to the shadow of
the paternal arm. From verse to
verse passed the voice in deep and
unspeakable tenderness, till at last
the end was come, leaving a silence
most profound, as with still un-
covered heads we passed from the
sward, and through the great gates
that shut out all save hope. Nor
was there applause. 1t was not
an occasion for the claque, or for
words, but rather a sight into what
we were prone to treat with awe.
A few days later there came to
my case, in the Hospital Notes."
among other items;
Emma Renard, in her time the
greatest contraltothe world has
ever known, died at the hospital
this morning, aged 36 years. From
dissipation her mind and voice
were both lost, and she never sang
after she was admitted until the
last concert, when she surprised
the attendents and people by step
ping to the edge of the balcony
and singing The Holy City,"
So that was the singerp No
wonder the supreme beauty of the
songl What manner of thing
must have come to her weary brain
that night in the moonlight For
all we know it was the Son of Man
saying as he did to Mary Nagda-
lene that though her sins be as
scarlet, yet they were forgiven,
and that seeing with a vision far
beyond our ken, she beheld in fact
the streets Of the eternal CITY, in
the land of peace, where the weary
shall find rest ,amid green meadows
and by soft-running waters, where
we shall see the faces and hear the
voices of those we have loved and
seemed to have lost. Who knows
will Robinson in Roswell Tri.
bune.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

Alamogordo is waking up to her
duty in the way of advertising her
resources. A. p. Jackson and w.
a. Coe, two of her wealthy citizens
both OF whom have made their
money in Alamogordo and Otero
County, have started a scheme to
get farmers interested in that Sec
ton of country. The plan is to
employ an immigration agent who
is to go among northern farmers
and distribute advertising matter
and tell them about the country,
what it can produce in the way OF
agri> ulture, and what it offers to
homeseekers.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

What would be the matter with
a public library and reading room
for Tucumcari2 Not of the Car
negie sort, of course, but some
thing to meet the requirements at
present, with chance to grow in
the future.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

Tucumcari is going to need a
good hotel pretty soon. II is an
investment that we believe would
pay right now. There are many
smaller towns than Tucumcari that
have found a $40, 900 or $50, 900
hotel good investment.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

John A. Mccall, until recently
president of the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York,
died Sunday the 18th, at Lake
wood, N. j., where had gone for
the benefit of his health about
three weeks ago.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-24

Where is John d. Rockefeller,
and what is the matter with Pat
terson, is now a universal query
OF the press of the country.