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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THINK MULATTo is TOWEL" BURGLAR
East Orange Officers Shoot Escaping Pris-
OneT.

East Orange N J.. July 2s (SpeciaD.
Westcott. a rnulatto of Newark, IS prisoner IN
the Orange Memorial Hospital with two bullet
wounds through the left thigh. The wounds,
we're received to-day as Westcott was endeavoring
10 escape from George Hoyt, special policeman
Who had placed him under arrest as a suspicious
peEEon. The arrest occurred soon after Westcott'
Il Is alleged, had robbed the home OF William L.
TroWbridge at no. 102 Park street Of jewelry
valued AZ several hundred dollars. The JeweIry
vas found on the man after his removal TO tho
hospital, and was later identified by Mrs Trow-
bridge and her daughter.
Eoyt was standing Washington street ta1K-
ing with PatTolman Barney Brady, when they
1aW the Tnulatto coming along The officers have
hssn warned 20 look out Sor suspicious Negroes
and Westcott was placed under arrest. Hoyt es-
sorted his prisoner toward police headquarters.
opposite the City Hall the man broke away and
aoer chase of several blocks. Hoyt shot him.
The man refused 70 give his name or tell any
hing about himself, but he did give a telephone
number which proved 70 belong TO house where
MS wife was employed as a domestic servant.
lived
y addition 20 the Sewelry stolen from the Trow-
Dfloge home. the prisoner had on him Wnen
eegched q small revolver rusted so as TO De use
sess and small glass globe with a wooden handle
~nleh contained a curious olue substance OF
Crystalline character which the police think is
toine drug, though they are puzzled as 20 what
The East ORANGE police are sure that the man
s the towel" burglar who has robbed houses
N The Oranges and Newark for five years.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ICE TRUST ISSUES STATEMENT.
Gives Statistical Figures Showing the Large
Shortage in Natural Crop.

The Ice Trust has issued an official statement
asserting considerable shortage in the supply. It
follows in part:
total deficiency in the. natural ice crop OF
2444.S6 tons, nearly one-half Of the normal crop
faces the ice dealers who supply New York city
and has driven them TO raise the price this
commodity. These figures represent the actual
shortage in what Is known to the trade as the
Hudson. Mohawk. River and adjacent lakes and
ponds supply It is upon the crop gathered in this
territory that New York City depends entirely for
its natural supply The actual deficiency will best
be appreciated when compared with the total ca
pacity of the IN icehouseS in the district in which
the crop is harvested They provide for harvesting
during the winter total of 4117O5O tons OF
natural ice The total amount Of ice stored in
these houses at the close of the last harvest
amounted TO only 1672.1ss tons-a trie more than
one-third the capacity of the houses.
Popular opinion has placed the blame for the
raising of the price Of ice upon the American Ice
Company. The actual statistics supplied by ''The
Cold Storage Ice Trade Journal" show that, while
the American Ice Company is the largest individual
harvester and purveyOr of ice in the New York
district, it by no means controls the output. The
total capacity of the icehouses owned by the
American Ice Company in the New York district
is only 1921 200 tons. In addition the company has
under contract icehOuseS. of a total capacity Of
$4,000 tons. which brings the possible stored sspply
at the disposal of the company In q full year to
214,S00 tOns leaving to the independent dealers a
total capacity of 1882. $50 tons
The totals of the American Ice Company'S report
on its harvest of last winter follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
IBy TeIssEaDh 20 me TTiouas-l ]

TTfy LoTogT17T
Fan River Mass. July 2S-There has been FAIR
anOunp OF trading IN the local cloth market during
the week The total sales are estimated at 2rOCo
Dieces and might have been considerably larger 4,
manufacturers had been slow sellers Os narrow
goods at tho prices offered They are LOOKING Tor
an advance. approximately an eighth of a cent, %
bring Il uD 70 the basis OF prices for wide goods
While regulars have stood az 81 cents. STANDARD
wide goods nave been advanced HrOra 47s 20 1915
cents and then 70 cents The sales have covered
a variety Of styles. with wide goods On thu pres
al the mills are well engaged 20 October.
The sales generally were for deliveries sxfeudirx Z
% October Quotations are follows. = iucI
e-NsfS. s. cents; = inch. 6iN@fs &4 Ceuts e inch
GtNl6S. SS cents 81 inch GdXss =. cenlS Ss1s incA
64X6as. centss 50 inch Gsxl3s. "a celts
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
JUSTICE TELLER RAPS sPEEDERS.
Compliments City Judge Beall, of Yonkers,
for Jail Sentence Given New Yorkers.

Justice Zeer Of the Court Of Special Sessions, sit
ting as a committing magistrate yesterday in the
Harlem police court in dispOsing Of speed viola
tion case brought against James Smith, 1r.. a
broker in no uncertain terms denounced the atti-
tude OF New York automobile owners and chauf-
feurs toward the speed laws and took occasion to
compliment highly City Judge Bean of Yonkers.
for imposing a sentence OF two months in the
county penitentary last Thursday on a New York
business man and his chauffeur for violating the
speed regulations in YOnEerS
This automobile racing in the streets OF this city
has got 20 be stopped said Justice Zener after
hearing the evidence, 10 Mr.. Smith, You fellows
turning streets into racing tracks Hereafter
/ want 70 saw right now that any of you fellows
who come before me downtown in the Court of
Special Sessions am going TO fine $780,
Smith held In 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

The following itinerary OF the tour VIII be kept
as nearly as possible: Leave England the begin
ming Of August by the Canadian Pacific route. ar
rivlng in Manchuria early In September; return via
Corea and Japan. arriving in the latter country in
the ''naple season" Leave Japan for China In De-
cember: thence via the Straits Settlements to Alden
and Port Soudan. where the battleelds OF the East
ern Soudan will be visited; then leave for Upper
Egypt. arriving in Cairo toward the end OF Janu-
airy. All communications should be made TO G. H
Gibbons. Nos q Bedford Row. W. c.. London
ENGLAND.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
noG BITES MAN-N0 ILL EFFECTS.
Boy Bitten By the Same Animal Dies From
Hydrophobia.

Nicholas Harm, OF Sixteenth avenue. Long Is
land CITY says he was bitten by mad dog and
has felt no I'll effects. The same dog DIT Frank
Eyaiser. the ten-year-old son OF Daniel Kaiser. a
i,tor NJ Harm and the boy died OF hydro
nnobia a week ago. The boys father asserts that
6oqs owned by Harm are responsible for all the
+ro,,bIe Mr. Kaiser was responsible for Harm s
appearance in the Long Island CITY ponce cours
6oes Harm explained that his dogs weTs s Ws
ana tnal He .he ReTgh Society, informed the court
& RuslnE fam ~ had only three licenses for nye dogs
NAY Iot q hrindie bull license that had
S a-4u ';sr,ed for a St. Bernard.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NATE HAD RIGHT TO CHASTISE COOK.
Jnstice Zeller Discharges Officer Who Pun
ished Mutineer on the Elmer.s

Justice zener. who presided at the Harlem court
yesterday in the absence Of Magistrate Crane VINO
Is i surprised the court attaches with his kno"I-
edge Of maritime law in dsposing OF the differences
that existed between Michael Howard. the mate,
ana Terrance MCGOWAN, the cook, OF the schooner
Elmer. The police arrested both men on counter
charges Of assault because they were in doubt as
70 the mates right to chastise MCGOWAN for a
slight mutiny.
Justice Zeiler discharged Howard, and fined NC NC
GoWan s.. telling him that ho must not mullny
again
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LOUISIANA NOT TO BE EQUIPPED HERE
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunal

Iby TeIograph % Inc Tribune
Portsmouth Va, July 2S-The 6-inch battery OF
the battleship Louisiana. recently commissioned,
will not be mounted at the New York Navy Yard
was originally intended. Instead. the Louisiana
will come to the Portsmouth Navy Yard for its
guns. 1t is believed that guns will be mounted at
once in time Cor the Louisiana 20 take President
Roosevelt and Secretary TAFT aboard IN Hamp-
ton Roads, FOR their trip 20 the Isthmus OF Pan
anna in the fall The Louisiana will receive the
small calibre guns manufactured originally for
the battleship Minnesota. building az Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW SONG DONATED TO GILMORE FUND.

At che Gilmore memorial festival to be given at
Manhattan Beach to-day for the benefit of the
widow and daughters Of the late P. s. Gilmore an
Irish lullaby entitled THE Moons on Killarney"
dedicated TO the memory Of Gilmore will be sung
for the first time by Mrs. James Francis Cooke
who will also sing With Terdure Clad from
Haydn's Creation The publishers of the song
are Luckhardt & Belder who have donated the en-
tire first edition of 1000 copies to the Gilmore Fund
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LONG ISLAND SOUND DAY TRIPS.

The daylight trip which is made nom New Sa,ar nU.r
Ss..ater w chapin every Monday is one OF the
most interesting salt water day trips ever pre-
seDtsa 10 New Workers The Chaplin leaves Fler
40, North River every MONDAY az ~ m u being due
Al New London at 5:l5 p m Tickets c@n q1'n D9 on
.i,.-ef ~ New London and return soo9 Syisao -,
- .Di,1 srs returning from New London n,,s 81
~ earSe steamer the same Rls.t oS On Wv S.S
of I.oWpI tie following night
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
A BATTLEFIELD TOUR.

Frederick villiers. the artist and correspond
ent will accompany a few tourists 20 the Far East
TO visit the battlefelds Of the Liaotung Peninsula
including Port Arthur, returning to Europe via
China Japan and Egypt. visiting KhartoUm and the
battle-ground Of Omdurman The party will then,
travelling by way Of the Nile. arrive in Lower
Egypt for the Cairo season.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
AMBULANCE FOR FIRE HORSES:

Hugh Bonner. Deputy Fire Commissioner. an
nOunced yesterday that the Fire Department now
has horse ambulance. The ambulance IS kept az
the department horse training stables ard Vet
Urinary hospital In West Soth street. ufa- tQl-s.-
bus avenue. and Is in active comuiSsof- 1he az.
bulance Is white and will be drawn oy a team OF
white horses picked for speea and elt.1alce.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
OUTING OF BLOOM1NGDALE GIRLS.
Young Women Spend Vacations in Relays
at Far RockawaY Cottage.

A large vacation colony is that Of the Blooming
dale Brothers female employees IN the cottage at
Far Rockaway maintained by the company Be-
tween three hundred and four hundred young
women occupy the cottage in relays The outins
costs them nothing. BlOomingdale Brothers pay
even their transportation from and back 60 their
homes, and their salaries go Just the as <
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
RocKLaND TAX SALES ILLEGAL.

Eyack. n 2. July % GpeciaD.-According 70 a
decision of Counsellor George A Wyse Of Nyack,
as referee In the case OF the Ranapo Car Wheel
company against ROckland County, all tax sales
held IN the county during the last twenty years
have been Illegal and consequently null and void.
oslng 70 an error made by the Board OF supeT-
gs0rs every wear IA preparing the assessment rolls
..lor 20 the sale II this decision Is A1aells k4e
v%L ISe-1is6x 70 &c .2E Ieee--4-ss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THIRD NEWARK VICTIM DIES.

John Canrey one OF the victims OF the naphtha
tank explosion In the leather works OF NJ. Caffrey
a sons In Newark. last Wednesday. died in ST..
Jamess Hospital. that city. yesterday. So far
three OF the seven persons injured have died.
James CafTrey. a son OF the head Of the firm and
a brother OF John Caffrey. died few hours after
the accident occurred. and Andrew Gala expired
the next day. The others injured Matthew
and Joseph Crllh.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

they at work instead Of frolcking IN the ,u-c
OF on the lawn swinging IN the cottage ham
mocks There are ample shade SID fFst class bath
Ing facilities at the cottage. In addition 20 the
other sports, perhaps the feature most eagerly
looked forward 20 Is the tGlyhO hide through tho
surrounding country.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ERITz CONSTANTINE RELEASED.

Poughkeepsie. n. y. July 2S-Fritz Cons'ant'no.
who has been held here for eight days. suspected
os knowing something OF the death Of Mrs Arthur
w Gentry, who murdered az i4ct notil1 ~
Chicago last January. was released Aiv'4 Rt.s'~
to-day.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25
A PERVERTED CONSCIENCE.

The Democratic newspapers say that
Robert P. Bruce declares that if he is
elected to Congress che will be guided
by what his conscience teaches him
that his district and his people de-
serve"
Did his conscience teach him to help
rob 10 Hibbitts of his seat in the House
of Delegates? Did his conscience teach
him to vote for that Internally outrageous
Legislative reappointment bill? Did his
conscience teach him to try to defeat the
submission of the new Constitution to
the people, and to perfdiously violate
the pledge that he helped his party to
make in its convention at Norfolk in
March, 1900? Did his conscience teach
him that it was right to decline to sup
port a measure which was intended to
give Republicans the right to select the
men who were to represent their party
as election judges, instead of leaving
their selection with a partisan Demo
cratic Electoral Board? Has his con-
science led him to select for his man.
ayers procurers of ballot frauds and
manipulators of election returns, such
managers as ]. Taylor Ellyson, W. D.
Smith and w. L. Dennis?
If Mr.. Bruce is controlled by con-
science in his political acts, he must be
possessed of a very perverted con-
science, and is not the proper man for
this people to send to Congress.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25
THINGS ARE LOOKING eOOO

The Richmond Times-Dispatch of
the 18th inst. said
ga letter has been received here by
a Ninth District Democrat from Mr..
w. l.. Dennis, former clerk of Buchan-
an county, in which he says Things are
looking good for Bob cut here. "
Fortunately for the good name of
Buchanan county honest Joe Hibbitts
is now its clerk, and the said Dennis will
not have a chance to make things
good for Bob" as he had in 1902 to
make them good" for "Bill" in 1902.
It's remembered that the returns from
Buchanan county in 1902 were delivered
unsealed to the said Dennis, as clerk,
by the judges of election who canvassed
the vote of that county, and that
they certified that w. F. Rhea had
majority of Is votes in the coun-
ty. When the returns were open
ed at Richmond it was found that they
had been tempered with and Rhea's
majority had been changed to one hun
dred. The said Dennis has never under
taken to clear himself of the charge of
altering the returns and the Democratic
courts never tried to investigate the
crime.
Of course Mr.. Bruce, who is so anx-
ious to have his campaign conducted on
high and honest lines, must feel highly
gratifed to hear Mr.. Dennis say that
"Things are looking good for Bob in
Buchanan.
We advise the Republicans of Buch-
anan to be on the alert, and if there is
any effort to tamper with ballots or
returns at the coming election to catch
the criminal. And we pledge the moral
and financial support of the Republicans
of Tazewell and of the Ninth District
to run the criminal down and send him
to the penitentiary.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

shaking the bushes and boarding with
the scholars. Six bits a day ought to
keep him in clean collars and buy some
candy for the children.
If the Democrats can not buy the
voters and the election judges in this
district they know that they will be de-
feated, and Ellyson's letter makes it
plain that it has been their intention
from the start. Their hypocritical claim
for pure elections is nothing less than a
whited sepulchre full of the vilest cor
ruption. Talk about organizing the par
ty when the election is all but over.
You had as well threaten to kill dead
man. The money which j. Taylor wants
is to corrupt the voters on election day,
and the high moral plane on which they
are pretending to conduct the election
is moonshine of the palest shade.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25
WHAT SPEAKER CANNON KNOWS.

The Democratic newspapers all failed
to report, of course unintentionally, that
speaker Cannon, in his speech at Wythe-
vile, declared that Congressman Slemp
was one of the most efficient and faith
full members of the House of Represen-
tatives. They also failed to mention
that "Uncle Joe" urged upon the peo-
pie of the Ninth District that it was
their duty as well as their interest to
reflect Colonel Slemp.
Mr.. Cannon has presided over the
House of Representatives at the three
sessions of Congress in which Colonel
Slemp has represented this district; ard
he is much better qualified to judge of
the Colonel's capability and fidelity than
the little Democratic tomtits who are
trying, on the stump'and in the columns
of newspapers, TO ridicule our Congress
mans service to his people, his party
and his country.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

Mr.. Bruce has not had the courage to
tell the people yet where he stands on
the great economic questions that
should be discussed before the people.
Does he stand with Roosevelt on those
questions? Not much, ii he is Demo
crat, and he is running as the Demo-
cratic candidate Mr. Bruce knows
it will not do for him to advocate the
Democratic tariff doctrines before the
people, but he knows that he would
follow the leadership of John Sharp
Williams and vote for free trade meas
ures, if he should be elected to Congress.
Mr.. Bruce is making an evasve and
false campaign.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25
A wRITEO SEPULCHRE.
abingdon Blade).

Read in another place letter from
the immaculate ]. Taylor Ellyson to his
bench men. J.. Taylor is clamoring for
Doodle wherewithal to buy the voters of
the Ninth District. The clean fight for
which Mr.. Bruce and his followers have
so loudly contended ends in wholesale
bribery with the Acknowledgements of
the state bossing the job. Bruce was
nominated two months ago and his alert
chairman waits until now to begin the
organization of the party. That sounds
rather prosy. What legitimate use have
the Democrats for any large sum Of
money? They have no speakers in the
field and they are sending out no litera-
ture. Bruce is simply going around
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

Let the Republicans of Buchanan
county remember how they have been
defrauded andloutraged at former cleo
tons, and have every avenue to the
ballot box so guarded that they can de-
tect any effort to cheat on the 9th OF
November. If any election officer is
caught cheating have a warrant sworn
out and call upon the courts, State and
Federal, to punish the offender.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

The man who altered the returns
from Buchanan county in 1902 ought to
have been sent to the penitentiary. If
the same fellow tries to play any such
tricks at the approaching election, we
promise that he shall wear felon's
stripes. The Republicans of this dis
trict are tired of being defrauded.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

He can't do this; and he is guilty of a
deception when he tries to mislead the
people as to his real stand on the ques-
ton of submission by pointing to his
vote for the bill which provided for the
election of delegates to the Convention.
Mr.. Bruce is lodging and suppressing
the truth.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

If j. Taylor Ellyson manages as sue
cessfulIy the corruption fund he is
soliciting in the interest of Robert P,
Bruce as he did the Old Dominion Build
ing and Loan Association, Mr.. Bruce will
be benefited about as were the share
holders of the said Association. Those
shareholders can inform Mr. Bruce how
well they were cared for.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

"The Republicans of the Ninth Con-
gressional district of Virginia, in con-
vention assembled at Marion, Va, on
the goth day of June. 1906, make the
following declarations:
'First. We declare our unalterable
devotion to and confidence in the prin-
ciples and policies of the national Re-
publican party as heretofore set forth
in its platforms and exemplified by the
splendid administrations of William Nc
Kinley and Theodore Roosevelt. And
we hereby express our admiration for
the devotion to duty and supreme pa
triotism which have inspired President
Roosevelt in his efforts to elevate
American citizenship and uphold the
rights of the people.
"Second. We endorse the record and
work of our representative in Congress,
the Hon. Campbell Slemp, and assert
without fear of successful contradiction
that no more faithful and efficient rep
resentative has ever represented the
people of this district in the national
House of Representatives. And should
it be the will of this convention that he
again carry the flag of the party in this
district, we pledge him our united sup
port and promise him triumphant VIC
tory at the November election.
"Third. We believe in a priceless
ballot, and so believing, most heartily
condemn the detestable, partisan suf-
frage and registration laws that have
been treacherously fastened upon the
people of Virginia by the Virginia De-
mocracy. By the adoption and applica-
ton of the poll-tax qualification, both
as prerequisite to registration and vot-
ing, and by so-called educational quail
ification for registration many thousands
of worthy citizens in this district and
throughout the State have been de-
prived of the most sacred of rights
the right to vote-and are forced to
bear a heavy share of the burdens of
taxation without being allowed to have
any share in representation. The Re-
publicans in this district hereby declare
that they will not cease to condemn and
contest these iniquitous suffrage laws
until non-partisan and priceless ballot
is again restored to the people.
Fourth. We appeal to the people Of
the Ninth Congressional district, with
out regard to former party affiliations,
to unite with us and elect as our repre-
sentative in Congress a man who en-
dorses and stands with the financial and
economic policies that have been and
are now developing the mineral, agri-
cultural and other resources of our sec
ton of Virginia, that have brought
prosperity and happiness to all classes
of our people, ard that have made US,
not only the greatest producing, but
the greatest consuming nation of the
world.
Fifth. We condemn the action Of
the last Democratic Legislature of Vir-
GINA for taking from the people of this
State the right to elect their commits
sioners of revenue.
"Sixth. We heartily endorse the ac-
ton of our State chairman and State
committee in their untiring efforts to
redeem the State from Democratic mis-
rule; and for the high plane on which
they conducted the last Republican gub-
ernatorial campaign"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-10-25

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