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New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CUBAN LIBERAL ARRIVES HERE.
Dr. a. Fernandez, of Havana, Says Peace
Is Not Yet in Sight.

D.. Ernesto A. Fernandez. a well known lawyer
q Havana and member % the Liberal party, has
!E arrived In this city fFom Cuba and placed him
81 a. the service % The revolutionary 5unta. Dr.
fsrnandez. who explained yesterday that his de-
l-iiuHe rom Havana was precipitate that he
N' rs luggage behind. does not believe that peace
h ysi in sight
As mas been said before" said DR. Fernandez.
~ Liberals vii not consent 70 end the insurrec-
-.- Unless President Palma resigns. The insurg-
- - number -o"" men and can take Havana in
t-'s"t hours TIE people Of Cuba regardless
pa.9' express themselves in warm praise OF
'-lloe OF President Roosevelt and applaud his
,..' .e-'ef 70 Gonzalo de Quesada. We fully ap-
-, 'nat ne is great friend OF cuba. but the
- cannot conceive % President Roosevelt
s.-. - on our PEOPLE such a tyrannical govern
earv fs1lla a1-lla mas been. I DO not look for an
Havana eo-lH pi ile lnsurTectiOn unless the
G1d 80. -l.iAent consents 70 q new election.
Ilst ps-,. D-'eNF That this government will sup
has hs5-S ass-nst the rebels after Secretary Taft
ri1sfio. -i-A sides and has learned OF the great
G 8ur C,- -,-- lhe Liberals. There are now many
sld thew 49, i1la IN prison without any hearing
lltan rrsa9t-i ing treated far worse than were the
G0rzsi1 49, sie Dbl The Spanish regime"
ezles = = N-eaa4a. cuban Minister 20 the United
htlch q l-ass. niger on the setamer ST Louis
efor l-,e-t1 -t4 TO arrive IA this port to-day
tal-Ar,e-ics-" Vas delegate from cuba TO the
W Fsr ~ - 'oIsress a. Rio and is returning
5 r5bsiii ars. where he called Tor his family /,
1ersor '..-llsier viii go 10 oyster Ray 10 reply
telHesgr5 y, - open letter on the Cuban sifuafion
lti O- R1u III III ~ hls absence by President ROo.s-
Nis reply by messenger.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
MOB AFTER IMMIGRATION OFFICER.
East Siders Attack Men and Rescue an In
sane Austrian.

Three brothers. Nathan. Joseph and Reuben
Stinzer the first two living the top floor Of No
6s RivngtOn street and Reuben. at No. 1872 Allen
street were prisoners IN the Essex Market police
court before Magistrate Sweetser yesterday, the
FIRST two charged with assaulting immigration ON
Robert Walsh, while Reuben had to answer
charge of interfering with Henry Drueck an officer
Of the Eldridge street station Reuben was fined
S. while Nathan and Joseph held in 400 bail
for further examination tomorrow.
Nineteen months ago Austrian immigrant.
Moses Heirsch became insane. Yesterday Oficer
Walsh. accompanied by Michael White came to
take Heirsch 10 Ellis Island for deportation Heirsch
asked Walsh call No. s RivingtOn street for
baggage. At that address handing feirsch
over 10 White, Walsh went inside the house While
he was gone, "A crowd Of neghbOTs recognizing
Hersch. attacked White. and Heirsch got away.
Just then Walsh came. charged the mob. and
once more got a hold Heirsch. Then Walsh
alleges. the Stinzers attacked him. Walsh sum
uOTled help and arrested the three
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
FULLER COMPANY MAKES PEACE.
Charge of Employing Union Housesmiths
Dropped by Employers Association.

II was announced yesterday that the George A.
Fuller Company. against which charges were
brought before the board OF governors OF the
Building Trades Employers Association some time
ago. again working in harmony WIN the
amnlovers association and would not be disciplined
The charges which were brought by the Allied
Iron Associations. were that the firm had violated
a ruling of these associations by employing mem
bers OF the Housesmiths and Bridgemens Union
70 work on the Plaza Hotel instead of employing
men on the open shop plan.
The firm made peace with the Building Trades
EMPLOYERS Association by insisting all house
smiths at work getting certificates from the, en-
ployment bureau Of the Allied Iron Associations.
which means that they are employed as indi-
viduals and guaranteeing that housesmiths will
be employed on the open shop plan on all future
contracts Work on some OF these contracts will
be started at once. NiCe-President ClOugh Of the
Fuller company said the company had been en-
pOying the hOusesmths on the open shop basis
all the time. and never intended 90 do anything
els
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

nhsf rno,t.en Deen used in our family Of eleven
u hifrv 49, I'VE sons and four daughters-
.aEs Az .-aiS- am the eldest Of the bows and
-eEy srs' been considered the runt OF the
5,S-il 80 coffee topper.
-eo To drink n for years until I grew
-l-,s - ana then I found I had stomach
-. a a. ,'s % headaches, poor circulation, was
Ia - llA days work. took medicine for
er me other thing without the least
'@a TACT only weighed ll6 when
f snf .hanged from coffee TO Postum. being
= ct fis pm our family 10 do SO. I noticed
sellR -, leSl ~ the family. that ! was surely
,S1lg n1igth and flesh. Shortly after / was
',iisf-Foo,s,. cousin who said, You look so much
~ 0i ss..est mis- wife passed me a large sized
VIE 6ri-,e'e as she knew 1 was always such a
=, Tgls,sN but said. No. thank you
var a. s"la my cousin, you quit coffee?
Pos, Joy drink
4aey an said. or water. and I am we'll
0usir ~ sl nol know what Postum was. but nv
= nisb, stomach trouble and could not sleep
slet tn. Din drinking a large cup of coffee
Postum oaE. He was glad 20 learn about
1g0ne e' said he never knew coffee hurt
t9i well tbaalesrslanding my condition and how I
s1coversS Knew what 20 do for himself He
louhe = MAI coffee was the cause Of his
! a. of ~. -, t-e never used tobacco or anything
Y kfn una You should now see the change
: lteF fro'", both believe that IL persons who
tosium a. tohee drinking would stop and use
,sppinese 's % could build back 10 health and
es,ssek Ma name given by Postum Co. Battle
"tlg!ll. = a read the little look. The Road 10
SASs Ihers's reason"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
GODFREY HUNTER, JR.. FINED

Godfrey Hunter. jr. The son OF the former
Minister 10 Honduras and Guatemala. was ar
raiened i'm the West Side Court yesterday on a
clarra of intoxicatiOn. Magistrate WabIa an,
him Ss Hunter is about twenty-five years ola IL
refused to give his address On Monday night he
,ss srrested in front Of No. 40 Seventh .e
he toid the Magistrate that New York IVhisLtaes.
proved MS undoing. His attorney said that Unntyg
bad son ff0 deuOsitad in the AstOr Hotel 81 fe -
that i was lucky he didn't carry IL about with bt,
-Four wears ago Young Hunter. when his fafher
,,,s Mi ,s.r To Guatemala. shot and kfliel = -,
l.ame william A. Fitzgerald Of Grand RAPIDS
nunter toos refuge in the legation building but
he Was ia no sense an emplOye OF the govern,
was acquitted Fitzgerald was In tho consuisr
service.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
WOMAN JUMPS FROM FERRYBoAT.
Threatens Husband with Axe, Then Tries
Suieide-Saved by Deekhand.

After trying 10 lift her husband with an axe. il
Is alleged Mrs. Sarah Coleman. Of No 30 Division
avenue. Williamsburg. tried % Kill herself yester-
day by jumping into the East River from The 22d
street ferryboat Maine. Mrs. Coleman was m
braided by her husband because she had misused
some money he had given her.
She apparently paid no attention TO his scolding.
but al noon Coleman was awake ned by his son ana
sot,na lis wife standing the bedside win, an
Iiniiffed axe. Coleman disarmed ms wife ana she
ran out OF the house
About an hour later Ms. Coleman boarded the
Maine ~ broadway Williamsburg. Jusi as tEe
boat pulled she ran 10 the stern and eaIeI into
Edward Richards deckhand. leaped into the
-s,-sr "a ssve her Size resisted Rescue hoWevsr-
80 ,be no had "a lively struggle. The boat Was
stoDDed and backed up, and the deckhand and Mrs.
IN DIST 'io~pital Ca serious condition
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

Dealings 5cith Waters-Pierce Com
paRy Shame of Teras."
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Forth Worth. Tex. Sept. 21.-"The shame Of
Texas" so-called. bids strongly TO result in the
downfall of Senator Bailey and the permanent
oil Company. OF which he is accused of being
a hireling by the Texas Democracy.
RumOrs were abroad to-day that the Waters
Pierce company intended TO withdraw from the
state to avoid the of the custer suit and the
payment OF s5.2SS.400 penalties claimed by the
formerly one Of III. Clay Pierces right hand
men. had put the Attorney General in possession
of desired inside facts.
Democratic newspapers condemned to-day
what they call Baiey's treachery, and one or
two went so far as 10 suggest an investigation
by Congress.
Austin. Tex. Sept. 21.-A suit was fled yes
terday against the Waters Pierce Oil Company
by the State of Texas. praying for custer pro-
ceedings against the company. recall Of the
permit granted to IL in 1900 to do business IN
this state and a judgment for s5.22s.4O0 in pen
alties for violating the antitrust laws OF the
state.
The petition sets forth that the waters-Pierce
Oil Company is part Of the Standard OIL Com
pany. is In itself a party to monopoly and. hav-
ing regained entrance into Texas in 1900 by
fraud. has remained hSre and operated in viola
tion Of the antitrust Nws. II is suggested un-
officially that the testiuNny OF Mr.. Pierce IN ST.
Louis had much 10 do in Fastening the present
proceedings
The state alleges that the Standard oil Com
pany not only dominates the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company. but also the Corsicana Refining Com
pany. of Corsicana; the Security oil Company.
of Beaumont. and other companies and refiners
of Texas.
ST. Louis. Sept Ex-senator Bailey arrived to-
day from Washington on his way to his home
at Gainesville. Tex. He declined to say any
thing regarding the movement of the Harris
County Good Government Club. OF Texas. to de-
feat his reelection.
What have TO say regarding that" he said.
will be said when I get TO Texas and the
stump"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
PRESIDENT IN TOUCH.
Direct Wire BetUeen HaUana and
Oyster Ban.

Washington. Sept 2l.-Direct telegraphic COM
nunlcaiion has been established between Ha-
vana and Oyster Bay. in order that Secretary
Tai, may be able promptly TO report 20 President
Roosevelt the progress OF the negotiations now
under way n the Cuban capital for a cessation
Of hosuliues and the pacifcation OF the Cuban
republic
The establishment OF this means OF cormuni-
cation enables the President 20 keep thoroughly
hf0rned OF all The details OF the situation. and
explains why Secretary Taft and Assistant Sec
rsaH Bacon have not found Il necessary 10
make any reports of the progress OF events TO
ts tsartments IN this city. IL also indicates
thar he President himself knows all about the
character Of the peace negotiations in Havana,
and Secretary Taft IS having the benefit OF his
knowledge and advice in each important step
thar he takes 10 bring about a satisfactory
agreement between the opposing political forces.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
,yTEsvENTION NEARER
oou,iuued from fir-' pAse'

-. committee of ten Americans $50 50 :.
,.Dose At the meeting heid mere Q" ''p
his pD.rS -. .,so heard Genral Freyre An
"a Alfredo Zayss
drade ana s..,.s hatfleships New Jersey,
The Ohl'e VIRGINIA and the cruisers cleve-
Jouisi''.o ,..o-,s arrived here to-day The last
lsnd -.,-s aAu entered the harbor at O'Clock
io'' ..,.,sna leading and saluuns'
DE Lou'-'' a,A.rt r. Cou6en Of the Louisiana
caIla". - ~ the two battleships from New
ssio - - -, unerentful. The cyclone was not
p The Cleveland and the Tacoma also hS' a."
,,eventful trip. -s...- a,a
cortain Cou6en who Is no" senior oil'0ei - -
go ~ the squadron. received the Nisl's
- ofher commanders and the captain Oh '''e
= q, hoard the Louisiana He then caiiie
-. ana went in an automobile TO Marlail1o
-. be called upon Secretaries Taft ano Bacon
"a repor,ed the presence OF the squadron -
---,,.s states Minister Morgan
80 sailors and marines have been trans
- from the Cleveland 10 the Denver which
IN rnoored close 70 the foot OF o'Reily street
p,o Guerra has $500 men. 1000 OF whom are
armed. with i've hundred extra horses Guerra
y Friday night effected junction WIN 'iie
80 ot Brigadser General Garlic. consisting ol
oob men. and al resumed the march to"aiu
tg.vsna. At s O'Clock this morning coIre-
,,ssut 5oined the rebel forces AT GuanaJay
s,s continued with them until they enesil'peo'
re discipline Of the force is fair Ihe reNoiu-
,onists appropriate all chickens, pigs ana horses'
"a XII cattle whenever the troops need Iresh
., Pino Guerra told the correspondent that
y and Alfredo Zayas were working IN perfect
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
W4RSHIPS IN PLENTY.
NJ More Likely To BE Sent to
Cuba at Present.

Washington. Sept 2l-It is not the present in
,.,+ion OF the Navy Department TO order any
-.ore American war vessels 10 Cuba lnclud-
,,g those now in Cuban waters ana those on the
nav 10 Cuba--the latter being the battleshi2
AK Jersey from Boston; the cruiser Mime
,rolis. from Philadelphia, and the cruiser New
al from Norfolk-there are a round dozen OF
American warships destined for al least tenn
porary service IN Cuba
Vow long the American feet now assembled
q crban waters viii remain there is prob
.nstic. In the circumstances 81 is practically
rrssr the direct orders OF the President. and
vsu be prepared 20 carry into effect any direc-
uons he may issue.
while no other fighting ships are expected In
he near future 70 he ordered TO Cuba, II was in
Scsted az the Navy Department that a supply
vessel carrying fresh meats for the men Of the
fest might be sent there soon
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
GOMPERS AFTER MUDD.
Maryland Representative To Be Opposed by
Federation of Labor.

Washington Sept 21.-A conference was held in
the Office Of the American Federation Of Labor to-
night between President Gompers Of the Fedora
tion George Smith. candidate for Congress in
the Fifth Maryland District: Edward Hirsch presi-
dent Of the Baltimore Federation Of Labor; H. L.
Eichelberger the Federation organizer for Mary
land. and Thomas F. Tracey. at which Representa-
tive Mudds attitude on labor questions was dis
cussed. The conference az the invitation OF
Mr.. GOmpers. statement issued by the fedora
tiOn later declared:
Every honorable effort should be made for the de-
feat OF Mr. Mudd. Messrs. EicheLberger and
Hirsch will Immediately return 10 Baltimore and
begin an active campaign against Mr.. Mudd
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LAUNCH THE ROOSEVELT" PARTY.
Philadelphia Reformers Hope to Perpetuass
the Presidents Strong Reform Example.

Philadelphia. Sept 21-President Roosevelt
has received the honor OF having a new political
party named for him Upon affidavit hled In
Common Pleas Court No. to-day the court
issued charter which gave legal existence 70
the Roosevelt Party"
The organizers are Andrew j. ROggensburger.
AlOnzO l.. Eastwood. Charles F. ReardOn. Charles
j. HeCkler and Isaac q. G.. Foster. These men
represent Republican. Democratic and PrOhtht-
tiOn shades OF political opinion. They are as-
gressive refOrmers and expect the people 70 rally
10 their party under the inspiration OF the Pres
ident's strong reform example. which they hope
10 perpetuate In public life
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LITH0GRAPHERS LIKE OPEN SHOP.
Employers Will Formulate Rules to Give
Men Better Chance, They Saw.

The board Of directors Of the National Associa-
ton Of Employing Lithographers has been in ses-
sion at its headquarters. No 81 Union Square West
for two days The meeting called TO increase
the membership OF the board When the election
Of the new directors takes place IL is supposed
Walter Clother OF the Ketterlinus Iithograph
Company. OF Philadelphia. and julius Gugler. OF
be among those chosen.
The members OF the association are so well salts
fed with the shop that IL has been established
on "A basis.
system Of shop rules is under consideration
WHICH is said TO give 10 the employe many privi-
leges and advantages not enjoyed under the union
rule, with a good chance TO earn more money.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
QUIET At CIENFUEGOS
GaGrd Strong Enough to Protect
4merIcdn Interests.

Washington. Sept. 21-A cable dispatch was
received at the Navy Department to-day from
Commander Fullam OF the Marietta at Cienfue-
gos. stating that the situation there was quiet
and that he had sufficient guard for the pro-
lection OF American interests in that vicinity
The guard numbers about two hundred and
twenty-five men. some of whom are protecting
the interests OF Americans near Cienfuegos
commander F,ulam made no reference i'm his
dispatch either to the reported destr,,c,,o,, -,
the Esperanza estate to the reported hurn-
ing OF Official mails taken from a train by insur-
gents - -''S~A
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LOZIER COMPANY SUES AGENT.
Declares Plattsburg Man Converted $4,000
TO His Own Use.
INV Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Stamford, Conn, Sept 21.-GeOrge A Burnwell
Of Plattsburg. y. Y. is defendant in a suit for
$4,000 damages brought here to-day by the Iozier
Motor Company. makers OF the LOzier motor car
and motor boat, the principal Offices OF which are
al Piattsburg. In the papers the plaintiffs allege
that Burnwell. between January /. 1898, and July
TO- lsb. during which period he agent for the
maintenance and conduct Of their business. re-
CtlFed anu converted 10 MS own use from time to
time sums or money aggregating $4,000 which right
fully belongs to them
II Is charged that Burnwell has refused and now
refuses 10 make accounting. An accounting IS
asked for and $1,000 damages claimed. F. l. SEQ
hed. local counsel for the plaintiffs. said to-day
that similar actions have been instituted in New
YORK and Ohio against BurnweIL In the Ohio suit
10000 damages IS alleged.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CONFER ON NEW MEAT LAW.
Steamship Men Seek Information from Col
lector of Customs.

About twenty steamship men, representing nearly
al the large ocean steamship lines. conferred yes
tcrday morning with Mr.. Stranahan, Collector of
Customs at his office In the Custom House In re-
IA ation 10 the Meat Inspection law which poos
mo effect October ]. This law forbids the I6to
rUent Of meats from American ports. except urbara
meats hear certificates OF inspection from M a.
sTectors Of the Department OF Agriculture.
Deputy Collector barrett will go 10 Washington
Department Of Agriculture and the Department of
t'oInmerce and Labor. -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
$50
PACIFIC COAST

SeCond-class one-way Colonist
tickets from Chicago on sale daily
until October 31st, inclusive, to various
points in California, Oregon and
Washington.
CorresPondingly lo7y rates from
all points east Of Chicago.
Tickets good on the famous
electric lighted Los Angeles Limited,
Qess than three days to Southern Cal
ifornia without change of cars,) via
the Chicago Northwestern, Union Pacific
and Salt Lake Route, and on the China
and Japan Fast Mail through to San
Francisco and Portland daily, via the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TRAMP sALvAeING DeRELIcTs.

charleston. ). g.. Sept 2l-1he Cuban govern
ment ALLEN. which arrived here to-day.
ported passing of Cape Romsine a tramp steamer
with two derellcts in tow. one a square rissed
ana the other = schooner.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
Chicago, Union Pacific
E North.W Western Line

Personally conducted excursions in
Pullman tourist sleeping cars. through
without change daily. Double berth
Chicago to the Pacific Coast only
500. Round-trip tickets also on sale
at reduced rates. All agents sell
tickets via this line.
Full particulars concerning these
excursions can be secured by address
ing S. A Hutchison, Manager Tourist
Department, 2r2 Clark Street, Chicago,
or you can address tor further infCr.
nation
IT. G. CHENEY.
General Agent. c. & n. ". Ry..
<61 Broadway. New York. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
REBELS FIRE ON MARINES
Reported attack on Marietta's Men
at Soledad Estate.

Havana, Sept 21-''La Discussion" publishes a
dispatch from cienfuegos saying that blue
Jackets from the American gunboat Marietta.
who were garrtsoning the Soledad sugar estate
have been fred on by rebels. The Americans re-
turned the fire and the rebels fled
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

tne chicago embezzler. who is on his way from
Isngier on the steamer Prinz Adalbert Inc
~, Ie,g,uisl,on was presented by Joseph Kinder VINO
wlh ,ske Stensland into custody upon his arrival
Nlr. hihner has also n special permit from the
rnskehue department. authorizing him 10 board the
lIlnz Adelhert at Quarantine and take the p1is-
o"et IN charge there IL is the intention 10 nave
similar requisition from Governor Higgins.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CHANCELLOR BUCHTEL TO RUN.
Chosen BY Colorado Republicans to Fill Place
Left Vacant BY Stewart

Denver. Sept 2i.-ChancellOr Henry \. BuchteL
q the University Of Denver last night Oh, sci
by the Republican State Central Committee % II
the vacancy on the ticket caused by the with
drawal OF the Presidents friend. r. b. Stewart. Of
Colorado Springs.
Chancellor Buchtel u one " the most active and
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
AUTO HITS wAeoN-oRIveR HURT.

Hampstead. Long Island. Sept 2i.-while speed
ing along the Lynbrook Road to-day the autOmo-
bile OF A F. Sterne. OF Far Rockaway. driven by
Ellis Kulp, his chauffeur. struck +. &. Munckes
grocery wagon, threw its driver, Christopher Hoi-
man. To the ground and probably injured him in
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
PREPARE TO MEET sTEnsLANo.
lBy Telegraph

fRy Telegraph The Tribune
-r,enton \ j. sept a.-GOv~rEor Stokes hon
,red to-day an application OF Governor Deneen OF
Illinois for tho extrac;tioa or fAol u Stsnsland-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

popular Of Colorado University heads. and IN rs-
cent years has occasionally made political addresses
In behalf Of Republican candidates.
Mr.. BuchteIs election Is predicted
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24

would not only be a slam but a disgrace to, that great Americen sport. Tompkins was on the fir ing line for the locals and allowed the visitors their only hit, which, coupled with an error, allowed the Vapor City to score.
 It was understood between the arrangements of both teams that if the Springs boys didn't put up an ordinary game of ball on the first day that they were to be sent home without transporta- tion. In view of this agreement and the outcome of yesterdays game, the Hot Water boys left last night for home,
 Mr. Terry, manager of the Prescott team forwarded d cheek to cover expenses of the Hot Sprinos team to Prescott. He later received amessaae from chem stating that they had not received the check. Mr. Terry then wired money to them at Malvern to cover their expenses.  Last night 1t was lsarned that the management of the> Hot Springs bunch did receive the check sent him. As we went to press early last night we did not learn whether the Springs boys came across with the check or not, but will inform our read CTS in the next issue. We learn from the management that the bunch coughed up before they left.
 Tompkins struck out 6 men while Carter made 4 fan the air. Prescott received IF hits, Hot Springs l.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24
CIRCUIT COURT
Re-Convened Tuesday and the Fol.
 lowing Have Been Disposed of.

Nevada circuit court is still in session and the following cases have been tried:
 Pete Oliver, grand larcency. dismissed.
 Imon Gee vs. c. c. Hamby, admr. compromised.
 John Flusnoy, breaking jail, plea of guilty 2years in the pen.
 Barham Vs. Yeager, verdict for plaintiff.
 Court viii in all probability ad- journ Friday Several railroad cases were set for Wednesday and Thursday. The case of state vs. BrightwelI will very likely be tried Thu day or Friday. Up to date only two have been sen teneed to the peniteutiary. A. B. Thomas. maaslaughter and John Flurnoy for breaking jail.