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New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
CUTTING LIKES TICKET
{. L.. APPROVAL LIKELY.
PARTY Leaders Still Silent on Judi
ciaL Nominees.

Endorsement by the Citizens Union Of the candi-
dates for the Supreme Court bench named by the
judiciary nominators seems certain now because OF
the favorable opinion expressed regarding the
ticket yesterday by r. Fulton Cutting. president Of
the Citizens Union. mseting of the city COM
mttee Of that organization probably will be called
for Monday night and at this meeting the COM
mttee in all likelihood will adopt resolutions urg-
ing the county convention Of the union TO accept
the lawyers ticket.
"As far as am able to determine the lawyers
committee has made admirable selection Of
candidates" said Mr.. Cutting. II am not well
enough acquainted with all Of them 20 speak posi-
lively yet and the Citizens Union will doubtless
consider the list carefully before the county con-
vention takes final action upon them. Those OF
the candidates whom l know personally are all
OF the right stamp. and I very glad to know
that the committee has been able 70 secure men to
stand for these judicial Offices whose character
and capacity are Of high a standard as theirs.
Our executive committee will meet Immediately 20
consider the matter and in all probability will
call meeting Of the city committee at once"
Leaders OF both political parties continue their
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
THAW DEFIES COUNSEL
INSISTS HE rs SANE.
Stmgis Not Hiding-Mrs. Sch50or2
SerUed 5Cith Subpoena.

Harry X Thaw continued yesterday 70 90 AGAINST
the strict advice OF his counsel, as regards MS
refusal to grant interviews and, before any OF MS
counsel had seen him. he reiterated his statements
regarding his sanity and his general healthy con-
dition Later IN the day. however. counsei haa
long and earnest talk with him. After that Thaw
did as they wished and further efforts TO nave MN
talk proved unavailing.
The two occasions on which Thaw mas taikea %
reporters have worried counsel for the defence
not little. 1t Is understood that they have az
last succeeded in getting him 20 realize the aoso
lutte necessity of refusing to talk
The District Attorneys office was busy yesterday
On searching for recalcitrant witnesses MIS-
Mayrne c. schwarz was finally served with e grand
fury subpoena az her apartments at TIE Hotel
Pierrepont and will have 20 answer questions TO-
day.
william sturgls, better known as Billy Sturgis'
the fntinste friend Of the Thaws. was also located
through the receipt OF letters from him. Sy ASSIST
ant District Attorney Garvan and e1-Judge william
NJ K. Olcott. Sturgis, It was found. is in Berlin
Conn, where he is the secretary OF the Seward
Rubber Company From the tenor Of bis letters 1t
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
MOB CATCHES BALLOON.
SO SAYS DIR. THOMAS.
amateur Aeronaut Tells Thrilling
Tale of AdUentures.

After a long delay yesterday DR.. Julian p.
Thomas ascended from the Port Morris gas
works in his balloon. the Nirvana, descending in
Flatbush soon after dark after having swung
above Brooklyn and Coney Island for three or
four hours. Owing TO what Or. Thomas declares
to be jealousy on the part OF Leo Stevens and
Charles Levee. the professional aeronauts, he
did not take his water anchor with him. He
would have had no opportunity 20 use it had he
done so.
DR.. Thomas was accompanied by Roy Knaben-
shue, who is here 20 exhibit his flying nlachinr.
a week from Saturday. at the Polo Grounds II
was this choice of a companion which is said 20
have caused all the trouble.
When DR.. Thomas reached the gasworks In
13Sth street, at noons he found that the sea
anchor and the canvas pipe used to initiate the
balloon were gone. 4-inch canvas pipe was
found, and the work OF imitation begun. II was
not finished until about o'clock, because Of the
small pipe.
Then he telephoned TO Leo Stevens for the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
STANFORD WHITES WILL.
Value of Estate Not GiUeH-WidO10
His EreCutlir.

The will OF Stanford White filed for pro-
bate yesterday in the Office OF the Surrogate, by
Evarts Sherman & Tracy. counsel for the widow,
Mrs. Bessie S. White. who is named as executrix
The petition stated that White left no real
estate and that the value Of the personally is un
known. The testator says that ne has given 70
hts surviving partners. Charles F. McKim and
William r. Mead his interest in property held by
them in common with him. and also whatever in
terest Is coming TO him from his business In the
firm OF NeKim. Mead White, requesting them
20 make fair apprasement OF it. and pay whatever
Is due him his executrtX-
TO his brother, Richard MansAeld White. the
Mexico consisting Of mines and mining claims
situated at Hermosa. and the sum OF $1,000 To his
mother, AleXina B. White he left 5000 and the
interest in the copyrights Of his father. Richard
Grant White
amount 20, went 20 his widow and eXecutrix. Mrs
Bessie S. White
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
DESERT "4UCTTON ROOM" j"
Farrell and Lynch Quit Famous
UyiVOughby Street Organization.

Thomas r. Farrell. who was for years Onea-of the
big men in the Willoughby Street organization
founded by the late Hugh Mclaughlin in Brooklyn
yesterday hauled down his colors and Joined the
forces Of Senator Patrick II. McCarren. Patrick
Lynch another of the standbys Of ''the auction
room has also gone into the McCaTren fold.
The two were closeted with McCarren at his
headquarters in the Jefferson Building. Brooklyn.
at noon yesterday. and they left the room the
announcement Of the change of front was made
The recent reapportionmenf has placed Lynch in
the cd District and Farrell in the 10th District
and IL is probable that they will be MADE the NC
Carren leaders OF their respective districts
Judge J. j. Walsh is now the only leader IN the
'reapportioned' into the % Assembly District: @
-wrest the leadership from Edward J. Meaney. the
NcC,arFen leader.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
SUPPORT MAYORS NAN.
Meeting in 21st District -Murphy
Hits at SuEliuans.

Supporters Of Joseph ". Savage. the Mcclellan
candidate for leader Of the new 2lst Assembly Dis
1rict against Magistrate Walsh. Afurphy's tenn
poraTy leader. elected by snap" meeting and
backed by AlcAvoy and Hendrick, Nurphys lawyer.
held rousing meeting last night at the QundaTo
Club, in I25th street. Sth avenue. 1t resulted
IN the Endorsement Of Savage's candidacy by three
men who had been considered candidates. Isaac A.
Hopper made a speech for Savage, and finally the
name Of the club was changed to the J. w. Savage
Club.
Savage is trying to break the power Of Thomas F.
AeArOy. ex-Deputy Police Commissioner. and Peter
A. tIendrick, who between them have swung af-
fairs for Charles F. Murphy. He has found con-
siderable support from the people. Last night.
.AssemblyElan Eugene Mccarthy, Frank }. Smythe
and eX-AldeTman John J. Florence. all Of whom
have been mentioned prospective candidates for
leader spoke for him. Isaac A. Hopper denounced
the snap meeting OF the committee which placed
Walsh in power, and suggested the changing of the
known lawyer, was elected president Of the club
The death Of Patrick H. Keahon leader OF the old
eth has given opportunity for a battle between
Murphy candidate and the sullivan forces in that
district. Since Keahons death. Charles w. Culkin.
his nephew, has been attending TO affairs, and the
expectation has been that he would be elected tenn
porary district leader, and ct the primaries made
the regular leader. II became known last night.
however, that urged by Murphy, Patrick Ryder,
the old leader Of the 3d. had been told TO move
up into the 5tfl and contest the leadership with
himself The Keahon district IS important part
Of the Senate district which has been sending Sen
at0r Fitzgerald TO Albany. Report has II that Fitz
gerald IS 20 give way TO Sullivan himself this fall.
old followers in to defeat Ryder Ryder
one of the pallbearers at Keahon's funeral.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TAGGART REFUSES TESTIMONY.
Denies Right Of State officials to Examine
Him in Gambling Case.

French Lick. Ind, July 11.-Thomas Taggart'
president OF the French Lick Springs Hotel
Company, acting on advice Of his attorneys. re-
fused to-day TO be examined under oath by the
Auditor of State and the Attorney General. He
held that while the law permitted the state off1-
GERS 20 examine the books Of the hotel COM
panies. it did not authorize forced examination
OF officers Of a corporation under oath
The state officers began an examination OF the
hooks Of the French Lick Springs and West
Raden Hotel companies. It is desired to make
clear the exact relations between the hotel COM
nanies and the casinos which were raided by the
state officers last week to stop alleged gambling
Mr. Taggart holds practically all of the stock of
the French Lick Springs Hotel Company accord
ing to the records
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
HIGGINs-PARsONs MEN GET CLUB.
Union Republican in oath District COmmends
President, Governor and Congressman.


Higgins-P Parsons men last night effected
capture Of the Union Republican Club in the new
zath Assembly District, where Morris Levy is
running for district leader in the Parsons camp
against Joseph Fabian, supported by Isaac New
man. the OdelI-Quigg leader Of the old SD. BY
a vote of 81 to 10 the members Of the club. which
originally was Mr. Newman's organization,
passed a set OF resolutions indorsing the admin
sstrations Of President Roosevelt and Governor
Higgins. and commencing Congressman Parsons
for his attitude on county committee affairs, and
recommending Mr.. Levy for leader of the dis
srict.
The fight IN this district is rather a compli-
Gated affair--one of the numerous Parsons
ouigg district fights which will eniven the
primaries this year. Mr.. Newman leader OF the
old s2d, BY the reapportiOnment was put into
the new 2sth District where Samuel Krule.
witch. Assemblyman is contestius his control
of Election Superintendent Morgans deputies,
70 hold the control OF the oath for him.
Many Republicans resented this. and urged Nor
sis Levy to run. They declare that in the thir-
teen years AIr. Newman headed the district the
only Jobs he got for any OF his people were Mr..
Pabian's. which pays about nine hundred dollars
a year, and places for ten custom house labor
ere at SIS a week.
In the new 26th. in which Mr.. Newman is
nOnnInally leader, Mr.. Krulewitch has formed
the Progressive Republican Club which, in
EhOFt time, he says, has accumulated a member
OF beating Mr.. Newman at the primaries, for he
says that IN 1903 when there was contest Mr..
Newman by about only sixty votes out or
some sixteen hundred cast.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
MoTORMEN MUST Ride WATER WAGON.
Street Railway Said To Be First Owned
and Run by City.

Monroe. La. July HIN choosing motormep for
what is believed 20 be the FIRST municipality owned
nai built street railway in the United States that
Of Monroe. Mayor A. a. Forsythe last night said
that the first test for fitness would be total alb
Btinence from all intoxicating liquors.
Il am not a Prohibtioniet." said the Mayor but
81 is absolutely essential that occupying these
responsible positions should be sober. sane and
strictly reliable"
II is expected that the railway will begin operat-
sng IN short time A remarkable feature is the
fact that the roads construction has directly
cost the taxpayers cent. all expenses being de-
1Tayed By revenues from the ctys municipal water.
works electric light plant, wharves and other pub
lic utilities.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

Mrs. Thaw called on her husband as usual yes
terday, and Thaw had a busy day In conference
with several lawyers Roger O9fara. formerly
Chief OF Police OF Pittsburg and intimate friend
also called on him. O&Iara Is working for the de-
fence.
II was learned yesterday that another life insur-
snce policy OF $4,000 on Whites life was Paid on
Monday. This paid by the New York Life
Insurance Company. It IS understood that Mrs
White was not the beneficiary. Who the bene-
fciary Is not revealed
It was also learned that about two years ago &
White made application for a policy OF 100000
in q New York company, but was refused The
grounds for refusal were given as the mode OF life
that White was following.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TammANY ORGANIZATION FOR HEARST

The Nicholas w Ryan Association, a regular
Tammany Hall organization in the sAth Assembly
Tiatrict The Bronx, openly declared itself last
night in favor of selecting delegates to the next
state convention pledged 10 w. r. Hearst as the
regular Democratic nominee for Governor. Resou-
tions 10 that effect were unanimously adopted.
This is one Of the districts in The Bronx where
several aspirants for leadership have been at work
for some time. Nicholas w. Ryan. standard bearer
of this organization is well known contractor and
builder a member of the Tammany Hall general
committee ana has for years been an active mem
ber in Tammany Hall. The organization which
bears his name has a membership of than
one thousand It's officers well known men OF
the borough
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
wHlskeY So YEARS OLD IN LIGHT.

GBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Vermillion, S. D., July 1.-THE river steamer
North Alabama, which sank In the Missouri
River six miles below here in 1870. strangely
rose TO The surface yesterday, and to-day crowds
Of spectators line the banks. The boat carried
a cargo of flour and whiskey for the Yellowstone
district. The ffty barrels OF thirty-six,year-
old whiskey have attracted lovers of good
liquor. and already a scramble to find the prize
has begun. AS yet it has not been reached
owing TO the quantities Of mud accumulated
over the lower decks
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

"a unfry,e 7 will only answer such questions as
are put 70 me By the grand jury or IN court
viii not submit 20 star chamber processing
The District Attorney was Informed last night
that Mrs schwarz win not only tell OF Thaw 8
threats against White. in her presence. but also
that he threatened 60 kill Evelyn Nesbitt az the
same time. This Information was received from
an authentic source. ~, =
An Assistant District Attorney. in speaking Of the
ssTIisw seems 20 thinlz-le has simply broken a
mirror in a barEoom and. having announced MS
pillinguess 10 pay for any damage done. ne snOuld
be allowed 20 go on following his own sweet VIII
unchecked
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
MAN NEARLY KILLED BY MOSQUITOES
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

It9t
Bareboo, Wis, July ll.--Iarvey Johnson. OF Okee
was all but eaten TO death by mosquitoes in the
swamp between here and that town in the last two
days. He had gone into a swamp after a coon
and was lost. This was Sunday. To-day he stag
gered TO a farm near the swamp. mass Of sores
Scratched and bruised. the insects had tortured him
until twelve hours more IN the swamp OF the
mosquitoes would have brought death 20 end his
sufrerings Physicians say Johnson win recover.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TRUST BARS TURBINES.
Sir Ne5o Mercantile Marine Boats
VIII Not Haze Them.

Almost simultaneously with the announcement OF
the Cunard Line that its new turbine steamer Car
mania was a great success. after SIX months
trial. J. Bruce Ismay, president OF the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company. declared
yesterday that the six new steamers which the
trust Is 70 build would not have tuYbine engines
Mr.. Ismay arrived here yesterday the White
star liner Oceanic, on his seml-Qnnual visit 70 New
York, and will return next "Wednesday o2 tAe
same steamer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
PLAN JAPANESE COLONY IN MEXICO
lBy Telegraph to The Tribunel

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Galveston, July 1.-THE Japanese colony orlgi-
nally intended for the coast country Of Texas
will be located in the state OF Tamaulipas. Mexico.
where a deal has been closed for $4,000 acres.
Texas has discouraged the settling OF japanese
within her borders, and Y0kama, a Japanese we'll
known in this state, Sc engineering the Mexican
deal, believed 20 be encouraged by HoaEum, whose
Mexican line Will touch the Japanese land. Yo-
kama says he will have five hundred of his eoun-
tEymen cultiYatin. the SOL withln three montaa.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
NEeRAskANs COMING TO MEET BRYAN.

Lincoln, Neb, July u-Leading Democrats or
Nebraska are making arrangements for a special
train Of Pullman sieepers 70 go 10 New York FOR
the reception in honor Of William Jennings Bryan
The trip viii be arranged so that the Nebraskans
may reach New York August 81. The leaders of
the movement expect To take about three hundred
home folks who will greet Mr.. Bryan when he
steps On the pier.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

The modern trust company
Is orsanized, primarily for
the purpose of administering
estates. 1t is empowered by
law to act in all respects as
n,idht an individual. but pos
sesses many qualities of de.
STABILITY that the individual
Ia-ks. Furthermore, by re-
ducins the expense OF adj
minisfration, Ii can often
Increase the value of the
estate.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

slr. parsons's making public the letter TO the
President. and Mr.. Parsons's own reply-on the
contrary, he'd be delighted 10 have Il done He
of the county committee. saying the election
WAS too far Off
x won't vote for Parsons he predicted.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
CREW OF mAReARITA BROUGHT M

Lewes. Del. July 1.-The schooner judge Ps1na-
VIII. from New York for Charleston. put n hars
to-day with four officers and nine sailors q tss
while on hre on Monday OF this week The usa
City BY the Judge PennewilI They had not b.-1
afOat long.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
CHARMING EXCURSIONS.

MEST POINT. MENSURGfi AND ~ ~ ~ -.
Daily Except Sunday) BY Palace L.. "a
steamers F'NeV YoTE'' and Albany 49, ~ S.
Sc Thy Annaxl, s: Desbrossee ST. S;ag 4-rr toa. -
". H2eth ST. $40 A NJ RetuTnlnS % 80
al ST. $50 =. ~. -,,,-~TRrS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TIE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Fifteen Nassau Street

Fifteen Nassau Street
Capital. s 100000
Surplus and Profits. iO,5uo,oOO
Interest sllo~ed on daily bclnnce,s
subject to check
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
Sunday Excursion
SU M NJ ER TRIPS
To Summer Resorts

Choice % Ten Tours All LAFelI,- =, ;
WHITE glorNIAINs. 9 DAY Thlt>- ...-'... 80 >
NOVA SCOTIA, N s''''' se5 =
sAGUENAY RIVER, "a -.''.'
SEND for q Circular N,pS
THOs. II. HENDI2ICKS0N,s Ivy
S43 FULTON ST. BHOOhLARts =
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
ROCKaWAY BEACh

e ssean e; ~ ~ "a .ils ,sr, 4
E1c. 500. IIo.-s- e0-ns.t.aa = -~-S p A-
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have made more impotuous charge;
but for cool, persistent courage there
is no instance in the whole history Of
the var that surpssses this charge OF
Humphreys. AT last their formation
is broken, shey are torn to pisses, :
there 10 nothing left TO rally On, and !
the wreck Of the magnificent division
falls back. The guns cease ct the
stone wall, and then the artillery On
both sides becomes silent, and the
battle of Fredericksburg is ended
victory. 1t IS now just dark. Gen.
Lee and his staff and couriers mount
and ride back to camp, enjoying that
exquisite feeling that comes over tho
soldier after the battle.
AS [ threw myself on my pallet of
straw l began to think, as I always
did under the circumstances, Of low.
ing and anxious end idc!ised mother
away down in South Carolina, who
was probably at that moment praying
fcr me, and how hardly it would have
fallen on her happiness and life il she
had lost her boy that day, and T fell
to sleep with tears rolling down my
face. ,. F.:
The day after the night on which
the Federal army recrossed the river I
was can't by Gen. Lee with aag Of
trace to Gen. Burnside concerning the
parole of some four thousand prison.
ers We had taken. rode into Fred.
erioksburg by the road that ran be.
tween Mare and the stone wall. and
just at shat fatal point I halted to
look up on the left at Marye. There
vas hardly a twig as big 90 tho little
finger that 'Eas not scratched by mis-.
sile; in one thin telegraph pole /
counted thirteen Mimic balls. And
then l looked to the right over the =
wall. The Federal desd lay there, un-t
touched, as they bad fallen. T valusI vas
amazed. I had been in end over ell
, the great battie6slds up to this time
Seven Pines, .Mechaniosville. Fra.
zer's Farm, Gaipes's Mill, Cold Hsr.
Dor, Malvern Hill, Manassas South
| Mountain, sharpsburg-but ! stood
before that '''somber, fatal, terrible
stone wall" utterly amazed ct The ex.
tent of the slaughter. The line OF
dead began shout fifty yards from the
wall, piled upon each other, and
thence extended back for aores, and
the hutiletion Of che bodies was Of
the most terrible description, showing
the havoc Of grape and canister.
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Uncle Sam as o Teacher.

Norfolk, Va., May 25.-While the
Jamestown exposition, to be held near
Norfolk. Va, next year, will be pri.
marily = great international military
and naval display and historical ex-
position, IL will also have many exhi.
bitions Of praotioal industrial and
commercial processes and will bring to
light much Of public ben1iefit. :. The
United States go overnmsnt, j, <is taking
great inteIus6t Il tai5 szp1sss5Si;ooa s5ioa ===a
will have an abla corps of rnineralog.
iats and .geologieta on the grounds to
snaRatrate the ntilitysne khe nro.
dusta of The earth az the exposition.
Dr.. David z. Day, .. a5.minipg expert,
who has besn5 CONNECTED with every
exposition id which: the United States
has made a.; mineral exhibit for the
past decade, ID. arranging 4or: aMn5 M inter
esting and useful exhibit 5at the
Jamestown exposition. It5 aill Sbe
made by5 y noie ssfa, under 10 i 81 diteutiiolnp i
fofE Dr. Day, for th ublio GOOD Iron;
orr. which ias so axteasivsIy found III
go ssssasss near: the xpesition, il il 10
be sl'mslted byS eotrisity$' I'M I'd open:
arsns, Whars The crowd rsda 1 4 DON c witness
ie and Pee The progress which Has been
made in The way sof hand diing ores dur
Ing the paat ia d I'd NJ. nYai taya fw;ll
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flank, were doubled up ,jr aud forced
back TO the under Che prot teotion
OF their heavy guns. 8 :G.jsss 5S5 ;s
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