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New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
ADMIT MORAN VICTORY
Oufucy and SuIIUan Issue Statement
-Form,er Mag Quit Chairmanship.

Boston, Sept. 27,-In statemens issued to-day
Josiah Quincy, chairman OF the Democratic
state COMMITTEES, and Congressman John A Sui
livan. representing the opposition TO the candi-
dacv Of John B. Moran for the Governorship
nomination by the Democrats. concede the nom
nation to District Attorney Moran Tho state
ment follows;
The returns from the caucuses are no" SUM
cientIy full to show beyond q DOUBT ina. q con-
siderable majority of the delegates are Ia Iavor
of the nomination Of Mr.. Moran Whne we are
satisfied from returns which have come oiIeotiy
to us from our correspondents that very re-
spectacle minority of the delegates woulo Pre-
fer some other candidate, We frankly aoniis tha. ~
we see no prospect that this minority couio ho"
convert the majority to its views.
The case has been fully presented 20 tns
Democratic voters of the state. and WINE our
own opinions as to the claims OF Mr. Moran 10
the Democratic nomination and as TO the aoVls-
ability Of fusion with other parties remain un-
changed. We accept the verdict OF the caucuses.
The responsibility of the coming campaign no"
belongs wholly to the Democrats who nave au-
vocated acquiesced in the nomination OF MI
Moran. and we leave the field entirely to them
It is understood that Mr. Quincy will resign
chairman OF the state committee within few
days.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
AID MATRICIDES FLIGHT.
Lar-Bertha BeiLstein
Drops to Auto-Searck Here.
fnr relegr.ph TO Ths Trlsuns.l


Pittsburg. Sept. 27.-Bertha Beilstein. the
wealthy matricide. for the last seven years con-
fined In the Western Pennsylvania asylum for
the insane at Dixmont. has escaped from that
institution The young murderess made her es-
cape at 1890 p. m. last Sunday evening, aided
by persons in the asylum. She climbed down
the fire escape three stories and dropped 10 the
ground. where she picked up by two men,
placed In large automobile and was whrled
away before a cry could be raised.
1t is suspected that a relative who was en-
gagged to the young woman before she killed her
mother had a hand in the rescue, and there is
an intimation that the girl has been taken to
Chicago and that effort will be made TO get
her away to Europe To guard against the lat
ter contingency. DR.. Henry A Hutchinson, su-
perintendent Of the asylum. has been in New
York for the last three days.
Almost eight years ago Bertha Beilstein killed
her mother and fired three shots into her own
head. The young woman recovered, and on being
tried for murder acquitted on the ground
OF insanity. The girl. however, had written some
rather discriminating letters and an uncle of the
girl threw himself under q train and killed,
and a brother went to the grave Of his mother
and killed himself.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
PHILIPPINE RAILWAYS.
Progress on the Construction of an
adequate System Reported.
IFrom The tribune Bureau.l

Washington, Sept. 27-Construction OF the new
railroad system in the Philippines is proceeding
rapidly, according 10 reports received by the In
sular Bureau Between June 10 and o. inclusive.
the Philippine Railway Company which is TO con-
struct 2e5 miles road. put ive surveying parties
n the field. three on the island of Panay and one
each on the islands Of Cebu and Negros. Reports
from these parties indicate that the surveys are
proceeding rapidly and satisfactorily and that con-
struction Will promptly follow the completion Of
the surveyors work
There has been some discussion Of the practiculil-
ity OF establishing regular lines Of steamboats, ana
car ferries between the several islands, but no de-
cisions on this point have been reached. Prepara-
tons also being made for the construction of
IS miles OF road on the island of Luzon this track
age to consist OF extensions and SPURS 10 the exist
ing limo on that island James speyer & Co OF
New York have the franchise for this work y hich
aird6s Eitn Lhs existing Ines viii constitute the Manila
ready eompieted their ~~i.ninary surveys and
undertake the fnai survey within sixty days.
construction in The Philippines within the next
year or two and ell work viii be conducted under
enginneegr ~ the ,chOctaw Railway. in Oklahoma
"a be oss mas 1en en- seleelsd as me
The construction of an adequate railway system
retary TAFT dream which now seems destined to
fuialTnent The secretary OF War, than whom 10
WINGED that with railway iacilities 20 convey the
great natural wealth OF the Philippines to market
the prosperity or the Islands will be materially
promoted, and The ctnent OF legislation by Con-
pine railways was insured is entirely due to the
personal efforts OF Mr.. Taft. who. with Senator
EPSs@ent SPS2sse IS b 59 faneF OF the fDpne Public I'm
Despite the numerous and varied duties which
have fallen on the broad shoulders Of Mr.. Taft
never for a moment lost sight of the necessities
and interests Of The Philippines srd much of his
tine is devotsd TO devisng plans for their ad-
eseeeea OF sis plan. to Judge MasooR who Is
sooa e 60 TO the ssrehipelag2, as yiee-Governor
of work cut out FOR him when he lands IN Manila.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
JUSTICE BEARD IN A COAL DEAL
Denies That He Knew Lands He Purcns''
in Wyoming Were Sold TO Union PaclaA

Denver. Sept 27.-The testimony OF naLn0- na.s
witnesses before the Interstate Commerce SSs -
sion here to-day showed that the CAl0n =.
Coal Company induced large numoef - "a
20 sign declaratory coal statements t5Ai.s y. in
land In Wyoming and at the same tinlS .SII
nnquishmeuts 10 this Land. The pay ror 'a'
Vice was &-or 81 in each instance -. vss Cyrs
Beard Justice OF me Supreme Court of WySrassl cnsl
On the Recommendation OF George - pas, p,,s ,nos3
the officials of the Union Pachc; aa9,,S.S aa9 thas y
purchased certain coal lands In NyoIsalns, 81 -
sold the land to ID. O. Clark az an HTI,ssscs eeAS
on the recommendation OF SLACK Suss,< sor %
denied that ne knew that ClorS WIS HNA''
Union Pacific company.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
New Long Kimonos
Silk and Cotton Crepe Cloth

A gay company Practical garments
bright with beautyi Gut very full. we'll
made, with new touches that add 70 COM
fort and oecomingness
Light shades with exquisite dower pat
terms end Japanese effectsi darker shades
with striking Persian designs, and models
OF solid colors.
At So to $4.5o-Cotton crepe cloth. IN plain
coiors or Japanese figures; plated front
and back. trimmed with stitched satin; or
with shirred yoke and border of plain satin.
or striped and figured silk.
At s5 to s10.50-Japaness or pongee silk,
beautiful Oriental designs. or plain oolorsi
trimmed with border Of plain satin or Dres-
den figured silk
Second floor, Fourth ave- and Tenth street,
Stewart Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
REPUBLICANS CONDEMN LYNCH LAW.

birmingham, Ala. Sept. 27-Anti-administration
Republicans of Alabama. in convention here to-
day, nominated the following ticket: Governor
judge A E Stratton, OF Montgomery: Lieutenant
Governor General James A. Hurst: Attorney Cen
erai J. B. Aloan; State Auditor, j. c. Miller;
Secretary OF State. George r. Randolph: state
Treasurer. George Byers; Commissioner of Agri-
culture, William Cook; members of Railroad Com
mission, s. II. Leonard and Charles p Lane. Chief
Justice, Shelby s. Peasants; Associate Justices.
warren B Reese and Arthur S. Stiles.
Ine PLATFORM adopted calls upon President Roose-
Vet 10 stand Tor third term. Lynch law Is
SF99hngly 9ngy condemned. Any tinkering with the tariff
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
WATER FOWL ARE DIMINISHING

Washington. Sept 2I-The pepartn,o,"Ss rs,Oa aud
culture has issued report on the ,sss. and
migration OF North American duoS''
swans. The report says; United
Formerly abundant over the Snyg,ss,Shing n o.
bers and soma species appear 20 SS,urs. LaS Ls n
with extinction in the not 80, have forms,
the past and for all future time 1orssnt sor soasrr
90 form. valuable asset anu asates ~ which n,isS nisS
them The preservation OF the n,sg an inlgoss-
of ducks geese and swans - ,7eSs and ne = o
tant matter OF legislative endg ~ rnatlon no
ent report is intended 70 furiish aIsration o...s-
present range. abundance "a practical -
tiOp.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
Cotton
Tailored Waists
Moderate Prices

Smart new models of fine mat-rah,
tailored with precision. Effective
waists that will launder well:
At s1-Of white chsviot. IN sht. syfs
with pocket at the sidei laundered collar.
At s1.75-Of white striped madras, tun,
plated; laundered collar.
AT $500 white linen: 'front.' OF broad
stitched plaits.
At sS.75-Of madras with neat ccicred
stripes; collar attached; pocket at sidA
At s4.50-Of mercerized madras With
black stripes; piped with black; plated
Second floor, Fourth avenue
Stewart Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
GOES TO COURT OF APPEALS.
Appellate Division Grants Pro Forrna Order
in 10-Cent Fare Case.

Albany, Sept 27-The Appellate Division OF the
supreme Court, 80 Department. sitting at sara
tose to-day granted pro forma order overruhng
the demurrer Of Attorney General Mayer against
the answer filed by tho Brooklyn Heights RAIL
ROAD Company. The case Is to be carried 10 the
Court OF Appeals where the legal right OF the COM
pany TO charge TWO ive-cent fares from NO" YORK
10 Coney Island is to be decided. The procedure
TO date was agreed on between all parueS inter
ested in the action
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
Women's Automobile and Raincoats
From Paris

Materals-Satn and crepe de Chine rubber-ined
Colors-Blue, black, green, brown and
Sy-The latest Smart dressy models that stand wind and
white collars and cuffs Seveneghths
length
Prices Sa5 to S55
olive
turnov cuffs Belted and colarless.
seondno
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
PREFERRED DEATH TO FACING COURT.

Chicago. Sept. 2.-Jean De Nemours. a promi-
nent paving contractor, committed suicide at his
home here to-day by taking poison. He to have
appeared IN court this noon answer a charge OF
having threatened TO kill II. w. Pruitt. with whom
This fact. together with losses De Nemours IS
behaved 10 have caused him to take his life
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
MINISTER'S SUPPORT coMsrock.

Rochester. Sept I.-The United Presbyterian
Church Synod assembled in Plymouth Church this
afternoon. The ministers agreed to sanction one
ground for divorce and severely criticised the news
The ministers also frowned on the Sunday news
paper and the Sunday mall service They adopted
which he IS iikened 10 Moses, standing between
the people and the plague OF vile literature.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
COUNTESS GOES TO SUPREME COURT

Washington Sept. 2T-The appeal OF the Spanish
countess or Buena Vista IN her damage suit against
Major General John r. Brooke. which was recently
decided against her by the Federal District Court
Court * the United States. The New York court
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28

held that while the countess had cause tss a ar
aSalnst The government OF the United s'ls lar,oss
Siat or cuba she had none against GensrA SS,Sa
Seneral Brooke. while Governor Genera xsssfsr =.
N 1882 abolished the countesss right 70 sg nsi
Su the cattle killed in Havana Thls fisnS IA
been exercised by her family since 172h Az -"
asked damages In the sum OF S250.00o
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
Borough President Coler issued the Following
statement yesterday:

The opinion by the Appellate plvosi9 5nrr on Shs
W-Sent fare case was merely eIyouasiIre which v1s
agreed upon BY my counsel and shS counsel runs for
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit ~ an agresd osss
with the 4 snSTd %rs be n5 passed s
no argument sbSul1 be made Until the matter
VII 0'lTu & me court ostrned ot me this morning that
the argument before the Court OF ApneaIS would
CO.., Iau next nonIha, 10 the agreement, can the
law In this case ba Scanitely stated
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
RIVER STEAMERS CRASH; THREE DROWN

Montreal Sept. 2Z-The river steamer Ottawan.
going up the ct. Lawrence, was in collision this
pOEite Hudson, Quebec. The Maude sunk imme-
diatsly and two men and one woman were drowned
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28

SHIFTS of hne checked and MKT suitings:
short semi-fitting coat: hy-front or double
breasted; some with strapt seams. otner
with velvet collar; lined with satin Skirts
gored, plated. s16.
seams strapt and piped with satin: inlaid
scslloped collar, trimmed with points OF
velvet; small vest Of velvet trimmed with
fancy braid. Fifteen-gored skirt, side
plated. $40.
Suits OF ehevtot; two dfnerent styles;
single breasted mannish cutaway and
three-quarter length. fy-front coat; velvet
collar; lined with satin. Skirts. gorad. side
plated. S21.75 and S23.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
MNaanws &1
Store Closes at $50 p. vi.
Eoncv OpercOats for Men

We have display Oveoats here in Our Clothing @
smary des men will wish miss seeing All OF the popular styles an
herenot 10 be found
in favor herrngbone stripes and
lots The most novel shade herrngbone stripe The good
made nm IN Asnch slightly fitting to the form M
with ach center vent velvet collar Handsomely ao
thruout full sklined, at S3o
Other models A to 40 cnes ons SONIC Win inverted
others without, at $40. saa5o and S25
nfoorw
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
Still Adding to the Assembly
Of Women's Tailored Suits

Not day passes without bringing in entirely original s
Fall Suits Today wish tell chiefly
remarkable values suits They made Of the hadn
new materials ideas trimmed the es
braidine or rapping and priced at SIS and upwards
Here are descriptions of six handsome styles:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28

Suits Of chsviot; short doubIa-nr.s.,,a
Jacket; seams trimmed with row, -
soutache braid: velvet collar ara rr-.
Box-plaited skirts. $3.50
Suits Of cheviot; short senni-htttnr oc.,
trimmed with braid: inlaid collar OF vASr..,
double-breasted pointed vest OF vslvs,
edged with braid. Skirts gored with pIaitsS
panels. S27.
Suits OF cloth; short serni-fttinr COAT.
seams strapt; front trimmed each sids \,
vest with pointed straps OF cloth; inlais
collar Of cloth. braided, and trimmed with
velvet. Full stde-plaited skirt. $3.50.
Second floor, Broadway
Stewart Building
New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

While working in tho Belmont tunnel ct I'D street
and the East River. Arthur Townsend. OF 18th
street and Prospect Terrace Brooklyn was seized
with the bends yesterday morning, and died soon
after.
The passenger service OF the New Bedford line
between New York and New Bedford Will be dis
continued for the season after Sunday. The closing
trips will be made from New York to-day, and
from New Bedford on Sunday.
The Rev. w II. Walsh, pastor OF Our Lady of
Lo-ettos Church. in Elizabeth street denied yes
terdsy that the horse which broke into one OF the
schools with garbage barrel it's head had
caused panic throughout the entire building lie
said tee teachers prevented a panic and behaved
eplenoioiy In the emergency.
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BREmERT0N ITEMS

BREMERToN, Aug. ia ~
OF waterfront property al Nsin
mans landing. opposite Brensre4
vas made this seek 10 Niefcr Ha4
Smith for a summer hone n
price paid shows an astonishing u
vance In value over four ysss ~
Max ~Dutchy Urban vas grsE>
ed a divorce from Anna Urbsr :
the superior court ca Wednss<aH
Tho property had been clvsaed -
sequent 10 a former Separates.
The third night Of the csrrird
showed an increased stfsnexsuA
Tonight The Destruction Of -
Francisco Will be given, via -
assistance Of 200 people
They are stili making beTirSt q
the site for the uev dfydoek ~
have found the character Ct ~
earth similar to the old site
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Prom Rage . Rlshsf. ne rssr
AT the Third Avenue theatsr ~
week. IL quite the best he Tara
company has been seen lH. IoassI,e
Tny Tor has part che could sssas
star IN. and her acting n ths M
act atamps her as an artist u a
mean ability. Prom Rags n
Riches" runs eli week.
The Erowu-up man. The snazi. -
and al admirers Of hefsisn "a
ehlvHiry wlil 40 10 the Thise AZ.
enue theafer next sunday ARR,
noon 10 see @Deadwood DieA a
Scout 81 ~ Mead" rrsssnsts 4
the Taylor company.
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A, tn. Star Tb.ss.r.

The present bill Of randssf.le Z
the Star this week eonflnues 7
draw big crowds three times : ~
The leading numbers are b, ~
Martin Brothers musical sps<s4,.
iaia. Marcus and Adele. roiia
skaters. ard Al tolssn, ussnoioess(
etc. Ssst Monday . new hsls operS
headed ~ the tsinie Pour. s'res.S
and dancers Charles P. Lea
xyiouhone artist. IL 70 return ~ I
week and TIRE chsmb-rialns ~ 4
seen In laFiaf thfowsng. Thsfs u
four other acts.
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most sueeessfal finanrlaay ID n
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elor. who died iniss,ais s,s vs...
ago The fortune consists A 90.
600 N personal property ana ~
remainder Ia real seAaie
Miss swallow viii leave her ~.
for England September / 70 go
Der fortune. She has teen sdTI,ss
70 90 a. that time.
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BUFFALO. n Y. Aug i7--Miss
Mabel swallow. 10 years old. a clerk
ga a Turkish euro store M Niagara
Pals. has been appraised 81 the fact
that she e. the sole heir 20 an Eng
liah estate valued conaeryatiYcig at
$500. 900. The money ia left her b.
an uncle. Jackson swallow. a bach.