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New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

- STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF THE sURERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: ''''' 0''o'T' . i'O0
Sealed proposals win be by undersigned at
the I'll csDyr Sew Y9sk M s. STATE Canals 70
msSts Ihsrsof foiiows: - -'D'' anu o. S amend
ood G0ntrset No % GhaePain canal section until twelve
On Contract No. IS. Champlain canai section g. and
noon Of aE 202m6sf Se'Sn 1906 uH at
T % mor ald rse sSgF hsy % @ be gaGy opened
Contract No 10
excavating the canal and protesting its sides
eHss & dns an other s details
nd the @os 0 f at Ts. aen @ STATEN sns s.
Contract IL 4S miles, o6S1ss 5shssts NJ to 3 O7 nou've1
NJ s15 e sf;tsSs @ 5ss:5 aa:5 R y? ssS@ ss5 I
Ing s o2' o Contact sa or s s NO s On
cs..,.,,,S Contrast ss No, 25;
.Icess S:s. Ss anal Ss Srs
power plants and appertainng structures. bridge sub
ineidensal dsai sswssn s, s about @
Basin Road Length of Contract. 1910 miles sheets /
.s cRs NJ s' 'e d II ss.'
arch 0SSr STa pd9a @
ss between aon the % south end 81
tract No. 20 Dunhams Basin Road. and the Hudson
tract, tract. s7e miles sheets inoiasIvel
may and detailed specifications. engtneers
estimate OF quantities. proposal blanks. form Of
posers be had the Office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Works. Albany. y Y; at the Office OF the As
Division at Syracuse N Y. and the Offices Of the
Assistant Supsrntendent Public Works for the Western
tailed plans or drawings may be obtained from the State
Engineer and Surveyor at Albany y y upon payment or
cost OF producing them.
Monthly estimates viii be paid OF ninety per centum
(aC) OF the the contract price Every pro
SeDosit in the form of draft certified check upon
noo eoo5 banrlng institution in Albany
New York by national or state bank in good
credit within the state and paya6e az sight 70 the
Superintendent of Public WORKS Tor nvs per cehtu tl
of the Of the proposal
Tho person proposal shall be accepted viii be
ten days from the of notice Of award delivered 20
him or them person mailed 20 the address given in
proposal Joon execution or the contract anu ap-
prOva of bonds deposit viii be returned 70 the
of persons other than the one TO
whom the award Of contract shall be made will be re-
after the award has been made The
amount Of bond required faithful performance will
he twenty-five per (25) of the of the
estfnrated cost of according the contract
o5Ji+fOra1 bond known labor bond
The sum Of ten uOe1 Of the amount or the
estimated the work according 20 the contract
in I'm each month all labOrers en-
poyed by upon the work specified TO be done in the
of public Works Albany y. Y. and must he endorsed
on the with the name or the CONSTRUCTION for
which the proposal Is made Award n made. VIII he
roade IN the whose proposal shall be
ioes, in cos the doing the work and which
with all provisions required 10 render "
<na The right reserved reject all proposals and
readvertise award the contract In the regular man
e- If in Judgment ~ The undersigned the interests
CT the s'a'e VIII 'e eN"'' \ Y Y FRANCHOT
Superintendent % Public Works
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
PHIPPS FAIRGROUNDS CLOSED.
City of Allegheny Insisted on Philanthropist
Paying Taxes on Property.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, Oct. THE Phpps public play
grounds, which were fitted up for the poor chill
dren of Allegheny by Henry Phipps. the philan-
thropist and former partner of Andrew Gar
negie closed yesterday forever. because
of a disagreement between Mr.. Phipps and the
officials OF Allegheny.
Mr.. Phpps gave the use of the property which
is valuable. and fitted up the Fairgrounds The
Allegheny assessors insisted that he paw taxes
the property. Mr.. Phipps thought the prom
erty should be exempt from taxation because ~
used for public Fairgrounds. The Alleghenv
officials said he would have to deed IL over m
the city or pay taxes Mr.. Phpps will do tho
latter. but viii discontinue the Fairgrounds.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
MGR. FALCoNI0 TO NEWSPAPER MEN.
Apostolic Delegate Celebrates Early Mass for
Night Workers.

Monsignor Falconio Apostolic Delegate TO the
United States, celebrated the early mass for
newspaper men and night workers at St Francis
Assists Church IN West 31st street, yesterday
morning, and delivered a short address the
end of the Service. This the first time the
Apostolic Delegate had ever said mass under
such auspices, and ne declared that it was an
incident he would not soon forget.
The occasion for his presence was the cele-
bration of the anniversary Of the conversion of
the founder and patron Of the Franciscan order,
81. Francis OF Assist. and, incidentally, marked
the reopening Of the main church, which had
been closed during decoration of the interior and
the Installing OF new altars. Monsgnor Fall
COMO was assisted at the morning mass by
clergy attached 10 the Franciscan convent and
several others. In the course of his brief SER
mon he said:
This is the first time I have said mass for
newspaper men and night workers. had often
heard of this service, and / honored to-day
in being BILE say mass for you. Your pro-
fession is a great one and a responsible one. l
am douhly gratifed in this instance 10 see SO
many men Of the fourth estate In such a public
demonstration Of their faith II is edifytng 10
workers an example by practising your religion
IT will be gratifying TO our Holy Father the
Pope. The zeal Of the Franciscan Fathers. DEM
onstrated in rising at such early hour to give
commendabe. Gentlemen, 1 wish you success,
and for the good fathers all that their zeal de-
serves
Monsignor Lavelle. rector Of the cathedral
delivered the anniversary sermon at the regular
mass for the parishioners at 1890 o'clock The
ceremonies closed in the evening with Pontihcal
yeSperS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
OLD COUPLE MARRIED OVER AGAIN
Half of $50 Guests at Golden Wedding Men,
bers of Family of Happy Pair.

The ffftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Ignatz Gottlieb, of No. 300 I'd street
was celebrated last night at Progress Hail. No.
IS Avenue A. OF the two hundred and fifty
persons present nearly half were members of
the family of the old couple who were married
again during the evening by the Rev DR.. Philip
Kloin. of the Norfolk Street Temple A dinner
followed
Mr.. Gottlieb is retired merchant He found
ed the firm of furriers which now bears the
name of Gottlieb Brothers. at Nos 54-5S East
9th street. President Roosevelt sent a letter of
congratulaton. Among the immediate family
were eight children. fOrty-two grandchildren and
eight reat-grandchildren. Among those pres
ent were Justice Joseph z. New burger, Justice
Benjamin Hoffman, Judge Warren w Foster
and Borough President John F. Ahearn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
CONNECTICUT TOWNS IN DARKNESS
Break in Canal that Supplied Power House
Cuts Off Light and Stops Cars.

New Milford Conn. Oct. Through the break
ing OF about a hundred feet OF the bank of the
canal al Bulls Bridge used to convey wafer 70 Tho
plant OF the New Milford Power COMPANY the
power house was compelled 10 shut down to-6a1,
and VIII probably not resume operations for several
days. lie plant supplies New Britain Southington
Cheshire, Naugatuck and Waterbury with elacty,c
power and light Tonight the towns and cities are
practically in darkness. and no trolley cars are
running
The break was due 10 leak which had existed
fof some hhe' The gates at the north end. where
The water enters from the Housatonic River ,.ara
shut down, but the water in the canal r,,sl,,
through the break and meadow land to ~
river a quarter Of a mile away. No DAMAGE NJ
DONE no crops or buildings being in the path of fb
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
PHYSICIAN THROWN UNDER CAR
Doctor Coming to His Rescue Finds Him an
Old College Chum.

DR.. ]. Louis Amftor. of No 2O92 Bathgate
avenue. was returning to his home from Mount
Vernon yesterday morning when the buggy
which he was driving struck by trolley
car at Washington avenue and 1S9th street.
The doctor was thrown under the car and his
coachman. Homer Allison, a negro. of No. Go
West 1880 street, landed on the street unhurt.
Dr. Joseph A. AIulholland. of No 2oS0 Marion
avenue rushed up in automobile and look
ing under the recognized the injured man
as a classmate at Cornell.
DR.. Amftor was taken to Fordham Hospital.
where he was found TO be suffering from three
broken ribs fracture of the right leg, several
scalp wounds and internal injuries. His horse
gaoped down Washington avenue and ran into
pedler's wagon at 1S5th street. The driver
of the wagon. Michael CangrO, of No. 314
East 10Sth street. was thrown out, but escaped
with scalp wound.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
FIVE CHILDREN TREATED FOR RABIES
Three Providence Patients Bitten by Same
Dog-All Doing Well.

Five persons supposed to be suffering from rabies
were admitted to the Pasteur Institute in street
yesterday -Four of the patients were from Prov-
dence Three of them bitten on different
days by the same dog. which was killed on SatIlr-
day and found 10 have rabies. Josephine Martin.
nine years old of No % Boyle street; Walter c.
Mc6unnlgal, fifteen years Old, OF No Is State
street, anC Esther Cahir ten years old of No 20
OTmS street Were the Providence victims.
robert Iarr, eleven years old. of Wenham. Mass.
Sas bitten In the leg by a mad dog September
=, ana Ollyer Barney. ten years old OF East
FroEidence, 4 l., was bitten in the hand OF Sep
tenber 8 All OF the cases reported as being
expects their recovery
Bella spetor, eight years old of No. 81 Georgia
avenue. Brooklyn was bitten I'm the leg on Sal
urday The dog was shot and its brain taken 70
the institute, where IT will be examined. If rabies
are found. the girl who is in the institute will
he treated for the disease ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
ADMITS KILLING COMPANION.
Boy Leaves Body in Woods and Returns to
Work-Shooting Accidental

Conway Mass. Oct. After remaining reticent
for twelve hours concerning the tragic death in
Conway woods yesterday of a hunting COM
panion, Charles Pair, seventeen years old guided
the officers 10 the body of Augustus Faille. also
seventeen years old, which was found with charge
of birdshot the breast. Pair arrested, and
will he ARA igned in Greenfield tomorrow on a
charge of murder
The two lads went hunting yesterday morning
Pair returned after noon and worked in a
shop for the balance of the day. The father Of
Faille reported night that his boy was missing
and investigation led the officers to seek Pair.
The boy told the officers a first that he did not
know where Faille was, but later led them 10 the
spot where the body found.
Pair said he coming of the woods with
his gun his shoulder, when Faille jumped be-
hind him and the weapon discharged. He
said he ran home and told his mother and she
told him say anything about it, The medi-
cal examiner told the authorities that the shooting
undoubtedly accidental.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
NOT SHEP4RD'S FAULT.
Coroner and Sheriff Think AUTO
Race Tictim C0mted Death.

Justice Remsen who is one of the coroners OF
North Hampstead. Long Island. said last night
that he did not how it would be possible 70
hold Elliott F. Shepard for the killing of Curt
l.. Gruner, of Passaic N. j., in the Vanderbilt
Cup on Saturday.
The coroner inspected the scene of the acci-
dent on the Jericho turnpike yesterday and ex-
amned several witnesses who saw the tragedy.
Justice Remsen held that Mr.. Shepard was in
no way to blame for the unfortunate occurrence,
as the roads were given over to the racing COM
mission for the day, and the victim was well
aware that he was on the course at his OWN
peril.
Mr.. Shepard informed Justice Remsen yes
terdav that if he was wanted at any time he
would willingly appear before him. He request
ed however that no officer be sent for him.
Sheriff tfidersleeve said last night that he
would not arrest Mr. Shepard unless ordered TO
do so by Justice Remsen who as coroner. had
charge of the case. The Sheriff said he thought
there was no chance of manslaughter charge
holding against the driver of the Hotchkiss car:
Mr. SHEPARD, he said. was driving where he
belonged at speed authorized by law. and
could have avoided hitting Gruner only by turn
ing into the crowd and endangering the lives of
hundreds.
william, K. Vanderbilt jr who is cousin of
Mr.. Shepard, and the racing CohliiiiSSioh "iii ~
is understood look out for Gruner's family, al
though no official announcement has yet been
made.
The body of the victim was sent TO the home
of his father Louis Gruner, No 252 Woodbine
street Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon Gruner
was a mill hand In Passaic. and leaves a wife
and two young children.
The roads from Mneola to New York were
dotted Saturday night with disabled automo-
biIes and wrecking wagons from various New
York and Brooklyn garages were frequent sights
Yesterday. These gathered up the wrecked cars
and toWed them back to the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
BROTWER TRIAL TODAY.
Physician Charged scith Poisoning
Wife to Face 4ccuSers.
rRv relegraph to The tribune. ]


Long Branch, Oct. T-Dr. Frank Brou"ef, oio'i' ,
er-in-law of Trevonian E. Hyer, an undertahet, VI
this city will be placed trial at Toms River
tomorrow on the charge of poisoning ms wiie'
Mrs Rrouwer who was Miss Carrie Hyer was an
attractive young woman. She died suddenly year
ago last month at Toms River after short III
ness Mr. IIyer. her brother. had been with MS
sister during part of her Illress, which. II was
thought would not prove serious. lie was as
founded when informed of her death, which WAS
said to be due Bright's disease
Mr.. Hyer learned at the Monmouth Memorlfi
Hospital it is said. that Brights disease had not
caused his sisters death, and that there were
symptoms Of poisoning Mr.. Hyer got into COM
munication with Prosecutor Brown, and. after
delay OF more than three months. an order was
granted by the court TO eXhume the oouy,- WhlcII
was done. chemical analysis was mace ana anu
Brouwer was indicted and has since been In the
Toms River jail. -.
Dr. Brouwer says he will be able to prove his
innocence He will be represented IN court 20,
morrow by Edmund Wilson, OF Red Bank, ana 5
l. W Carmichael. of Ocean County. Frank 4.
McDermott. of Jersey City. will represent tne
state. Ii is expected that Prosecutor Brown VIII
have assistance from the Attorney General oIIice
The will be heard by Supreme Court JuStlcS
Charles r. Hendrickson. of Red Bank II IS en-
pected that the trial will continue the greater part
of "A week. ~.
Miss Una S Dudley and Miss May Lippincott'
of Long Branch nurses ir attendance during MIS-
Brouwer's Illness will be called 10 TESTIFY. DIS.
H E. Shaw and S. j. WOolley of Long Brahch'
who performed the autopsy. will also be witnesses
as will Mr. Hyer the brother who left for Toms
River tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
sCARANO DRAWS A LARGE AUDIENCE
Bandmaster Begins American Tour at Hip
podrome-Encores Are MANY.

a large audience greeted Scarano at the Hippo-
drome last night. when the European bandmaster
and composer began his American concert tour
1t was announced last week that he had COM
posed for the occasion piece descriptive of the
recent eruption of Vesuvius, but either that was
a mistake or SCarano is a believer in the value of
local color, for the piece appeared on the printed
programme San Francisco. description in
music of the recent earthquake there. Doubtless
the 'description fitted either catastrophe equally
we'll The audience applauded this number. as
most Of the others. enthusiastically and from first
TO last ScaIano was liberal with encores
The Coronation March from Verdrs Aida was
given with the aid of Egyptian trumpets, glori1ed
coach horns NJ least seven feet long They seemed
10 be highly appreciated. Miss Florence Fistr
an American singer, the soloist The pro.
gramme follows: P
S,f miah Zen Rossin
Descriptive Cfrst timel. san Francisco ~ Scarann
C'The Earthquake The Calm Song OF Hone
March Trlumphant.''l
song, Nur. wer die Sehn7Cht Kermit
Miss Florence Fiske
Coronation March from Aida '.............. Verdi
With Egyptian trumpets
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2............... .. Tis,,
Quartet from 'Rigoletto'' .......... Va,5
Song-(a) THY Eeamng Eyes AicIlo
CO. The Years the Spring ........... EeacL
Miss Florence Fiske.
American Republic March shiele
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION ATTEMPT.
italian Held for Examination on Charge of
Trying to Steal Girl.

CaIogero Mignsno. a Sicilian, of No 2 Carmine
street, was arrested Saturday night, charged
with attempting TO abduct Miss Angelina Spatoa,
Of No. % Hancock street. Magistrate Wahle. in
Jefferson Market court held him yesterday s. 900
bail for examination tomorrow.
The TWO had known each other in Sicily. Two
years Miss Spatola TO this country with
her family. Mignano soon followed
on Saturday Mignano hired a carriage take a
woman 10 a hospital. he said. Instead II is alleged.
he waited until the girl out Of the place
where she worked and then tried to abduct her.
Rosario one Of AnSelinas sisters. said the family
believed Mienano intended 10 take Angelina back
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.

O-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line.
Ponce October n L
'Hubert. Para. September -. Booth
m 20. .Iloanl-AEl
~Nruonand. september -. Red
AFurn=ssa. Glasgow. September ~. Anchor
October Red
"Ncnetia KINGSTON. October .Hanb Am
.Calv September 80 Pac
Alamo. Galveston September ~. Mallory
La Bretagne. Havre- September ~ French
Madonna Naples. september 26. .Fabre
Iremen September 3G.....N Lloyd
Minneapolis. September ~. AtantcTrans
Slavonla September .Cunard
''oaUs. ...........N. Orleans .. Pacific
Siglo Galveston. october So Pacific
Kansas City. october savannah
TUESDAY. OCTOBER o.
* Wilhelm Bremen. Octobe. q LLOYD
Friedrich nen September 20. y C Lloyd
october Mallory
Gibraltar September "a Italian
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
sTeutonic. Liverpool October 81. White Star
Cha!fnette Orleans October a..
october Pac
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
rRANsPAC1FIC MAILS.

,,ostt,a,to, ans steamer Close in y v
Hawaii Ispan Corea and China (va san
Francsco-%ppou Marl.. Tod " l<30 a m
Hawaii tvia San FrancisCol Alameda Oct y l=do n
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
tvia San Franciscol-U TRANSPORT oct H. I-'SO m
Iapan Corea and Philippine
tvia Seattei-ToSs Maru.- Oct II. 500 m
r1Hi,i ,bclIcd, fn& MsripSsa Oct 1s 70 so m
Hawaii COrea china and Philip
nine ISLANDS (via san Franc.scot- - -
New Zealand. Australia except WeSt,
New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and
Fiji Islands (va san Frenctscoi-Nen-
III the steamer carrying the British mail for
Sev Zealand in time 70 connect with
this dspatch mails closing at 1880 a. $50
a m 0:3O a. NJ q n Sundays 1880 a n.
{ a "A IN and y. will he made and
Forwarded until the arrival Of the Curard steamer)
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
The Turf.
RACING
BELMONT PARK
OCTOBER s TO 20 INCLUSIVE.
FIRST RACE 2 P. NJ.

Trains leave Saith St. IL 30 d15O 1900 u2 10,
1920 H. GarIor Car train. 124O. 1880 leo a. 1O,
120 Q.30) 200
Leave Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn 1900 1215 - 40
IL As LOO. 115, 130 Trains in brackets r,r o,,, -
Oct sth. 18th and goth ~ "'' Oi
A Parlor Car and four m % Ill,
De reserved for members OF the and Field Cub
annual subscribers - ~'A" @1'A
Round trip tickets will be stations OF the
tons. except Lenox Ave. 0
Boxes and reserved tho
Astoria and Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
ATTACKED IN CROWDED sTREETCAR.
Two Italians Assault Contractor and Panic
Follows

In a crowded trolley at Willoughby and
Gold streets Brooklyn last night. Ascino Toronono
and John Gentle. two Italians. of No 142 Flushing
avenue attacked Michael Mcnamara, of No 135
Dyckman street. causing panic in which several
persons were thrown from the moving car Nc
Namara is a contractor and had boarded the car
o the Italians, who were employed by him,
Toronono drew a revolver and Gentle slashed at
Mcnamara with a razor. but they We're over
powered by Patrolman George Tucker, assisted by
some passengers. The Italians locked up in
the Adams street police station.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
TO PROVE A GOOSE INTELLIGENT

Clyde Powers bet $500 with Frank Melville o, .l,o
hlpIoarome saturday that be could make a real
He actor out Of goose in forty-eight hours
The bet is be decided this afternoon a. a.
usual inatlAee at The HppcdIome in the gypsy
scene Inc goose IS Of the NOttinghamshire
variety and went 10 the Hippodrome SATURDAY. from,
one oi The big liners. Powers says this kind OF n
goose can be taught anything. and he intends .,
prove il this afternoon. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
CONVERSION OF JAPANESE LOANS.
Date of Issue of s125 100000 Bonds for the
Purpose Uncertain.

London, oct. 1.-KOrekiyo Takahashi. special
financial agent of the Japanese government. VICE
president of the Bank of japan and president or
the Yokohama Specie Bank, has arrived here In
an interview he said he would remain in London
until the per cent Japanese external loans are
converted The present time seemed unfavorable
for this operation. therefore it impossible to
say when the intended issue Of a loan OF $l2oOoVO
for this purpose would be made
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
CARDINAL GIBBONS ON LIES RACE.
Compares Candidates for Presidency with
Candidates for Heaven in Sermon.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Baltimore Oct 7.-Cardinal Gibbons, in his SER
mon to-day on Tine Race for the Kingdom of
Heaven, contrasted 1t with the for the Presi-
dency of the United States He said there were
already several prospective candidates in the field
for the Presidency. All Will have to stand on the
pllory and be lashed with the scourge of vitupera-
tion. They know that only draw the prize
while the candidates for immortal glory all be
victorious The successful candidate for the Prssf-
dency will enjoy his honors for four years only
while the candidate for heavenly honors will in
herit an eternal recompense.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
TwgNTY-sEvEN ARAsiAN HORSES HERE

Twenty-seven Arabian horses arrived YESTERDAYS
morning on the steamship Italia. consigned 70
Homer Davenport the cartoonist. They were ar
once shipped TO Mr. Davenport's farm at Morris
Plains, y. J. Mr.. Davenport travelled through the
interior OF Arabia last summer. making personal
selection OF the animals. There are ten mares and
seventeen stations IN the consignment represents
ing lnc five strains Of blood in he desert horse
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, October Z, 1906.


steamer Calabria tBr Coverly LeShorn September Is
Napes - Ameria 81, TO Henderson Bros, with II
cabin tIiO steerasc passengers and ndse.
the Ra- az 4
Steamer jamestown. Hitler. Norfolk Old Do
mirion So so, with mlse Lett Quarantine al +tO
Prins Wilem lII ti'UtChl Krcnngstein.
marbo September ~ peme-ara II Trinidad 10 Caru-
pano ard and La Cuayra
tlbci0 -. JaCmei AUX
caves Marie Cr
er l. Holland American Line. passengers
mails and Arrived the Bar 1910 D m 6th
steamer Princess Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk The Old Dominion S. Co with passengers and
me q Quarantine At Las
Steamer Elswick Han tIr) CTipsey. Newcastle Sep
tembe- 81 II Winchester x Co. in ballast. Arrived
sandy Hook. y j. oct Z. $50 p u-wind northwest.
fresh breeze; partly cloudy.
SAILED.
Prince tRr Moatevdeo and Ruencs yres Croydon tBrl,
Mcutevldeo etc. Anti'a tCuban cuba. Admiral Samp-
Newport News. Waccamaw, Newport News; Manuel
CalVo (Spnu). Cadix barcelona. ETC. Wnyah, PhaIel-
pha: Saturce, Jacksonville. Zeaandia Francisco.
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News: Richmond George
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOPEiGN PORTS.
Queenstown. oct 7Sllsd steamer EtruIia (rl Potter
Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
sHERlFF's SON KILLS PRISONER

Macon. Mo- Oct I'm a desperate effort IN
break Jail here last night William O'Rrien aoosa5
of highway robbery, was shot and k1Iad h tha
sheriff thirteen n-year-Old SON. Milford C:ra,,os
W. r tate alias Leonard Knox also charesd
with highway robbery. escaped '' oiaised
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
PARTRIDGE UNABLE TO TALK

Coroner Hamburger called TO the Washing
ton Heights Hospital yesterday to take d state
ment from Herbert Partridge, who was shot In
the head no. ls4 Bradhurst avenue last Ue5nes
day morning in quarrel over a woman Charles
Johns stenogra9her. is charged with the shoot
ing. Partridge could nOtstalk lie nodded in tba
Affirmative when asked II Johns shot him IL IL
TeCOlers he viii not he able talk the DEvsrta s
The bullet ~