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New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Aeip2lork DniIp G4ibn1re
SATURDAY, MARCH 2S. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The agrariEn revolt according TO
dispatches from Bucharest, is spreading over al
AIoldavia; many estates have been sacked, ana
the casualties have been heavy. - The Rus
sian government and the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis united IN the lower house TO defeat a radi-
cal motion to investigate famine cou5itons.
The union OF employees OF dealers IN all
kinds Of food in Paris decided 10 call q general
strike In order TO enforce the weekly rest day
law. 80 The House OF Commons, by LOO 10
lis votes, rejected the bill to introduce the
metric system into Great Britain.
DONESTIC-Important changes IN the gov
ernment OF the Panama Canal zone are TO be
made by Secretary Taft on his visit TO the 18TH
mus 80 President Roosevelt disapproVed the
findings OF acauittal IN the case OF Captain Lewis
III. Koehler. Attn Cavalry, who was tried in the
Philippines on charges OF making captious ana
unnecessary accusations against his command
ing officer General Leonard Wood. - The
Kelsey hearing was continued before the Senate
judiciary Committee ln Albany. - For the
Senate Committee on Taxation and Retrench-
ment. Senator Aids at Albany, introduced a bill
amending the existing Mortgage Tax law in
many ways. 80 The funeral or Thomas Bailey
Aldrich was held in the Arlington Street Church,
Boston; many distinguished men were present
CITE.-Stocks were weak - Erie issues
sold heavily in the stock market. - Stuy-
Vesant Fish said that the president had nothing
10 do with the recent slump in stocks. -
Counsel for the defence in the Thaw trial were
busy preparing affldaVits to block the appoint
ment Of. commission in iunacy. - Sir
Percy Sanderscn was the guest OF honor at a
dinner OF the Canadian Society. - A detec-
tive fought mob n 103d street which sought
70 wreak vengeance on a prisoner. - The
jury In the ". ~. ATnory case against President
VTeeland Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company failed to reach an agreement, and the
court ordered e sealed verdict returned. -
Members Of the -four trade met to discuss the
new rule OF the railroads cutting down the time
OF free storage OF -four. - Upton Sinclair
denied that there had been any dissension in
the Hehcon Hall colony. - site for
t1lating plant for the Brooklyn tunnel was
bought IN Joralenon street. - President
Wilson OF Princeton spoke on the House OF
Representative at Columbia. - A commit
zee OF young Aicaraguans studying in this
country. volunteered TO enlist IN their country's
army.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Eair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 64 degrees; lowest, Al.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IFrom The TribIEe Bureau. ]


Washington. March 22-The President made pub
lie to-day an important decision by the Attorney
General on immigration. Governor Ansel Of South
Carolina wrote to the President asking for the
governments attitude on the subject.
Representative Burton. Of Ohio. chairman OF the
House Rivers and Harbors Committee. had talk
with the President about the work OF the Water
ways Commission. Mr.. Burton viii leave here to-
morrow for Charleston, s. c., where he will join
Secretary Tafts party bound for Panama.
The report that Theodore Roosevelt. tr.. was III
was disproved to-day by the appearance OF the
Young man on the tennis court. He played hard
for more than an hour. and did not seem at III
the worse for his exercise. All the Presidents
family are now under the White House roof, as
Kermit the second son. Is here spending his Easter
vacation
senator Yittredge and Delegate Andrews. OF New
wexfco were callers az the White House before the
Cabinet meeting. which began at II a. m. and ended
az p. m
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TRAIN TINE AND BOAT TINE.

There seems to be good ground for the cor
respondents protest which we print in another
column against change which is said TO be
impending in the operation of one Of the prin-
cipaI railroads leading from this city. 1t is
reported that IN future trains will be started
on time from HObOken, regardless Of the ferry
boats Then a passenger will not be able to
make sure Of catching a certain train by TAX
ing a certain boat. but will have to take a
boat at a sufficiently early hour to assure ar
rival at HobOken before the departure of the
train; and even then If the boat is delayed
few minutes in mid-river, as not infrequently
happens he may lose his train and have to
remain In town overnight
We can see no good reason for this change
and we can see many strong reasons against
it. 1t may be true that majority of passen-
gers now go over on an earlier boat than the
last one which connects with the train They
have the time to spare, and are willing TO sit
in the train five or ten minutes before it starts
for the sake of securing seats next to the win
dows. But there are many who cannot do so
and who are compelled to take the last boat
Certainly it would seem more Just and rea-
sOnable, on the occasions when the last boat
is delayed a few minutes. to hold the train
and add those few minutes to the waiting time
of those who are willing to wait and who do
It off on The moment and compel those whose
time is more valuable 10 wait an hour for the
next train or perhaps to stay in town all night
The superintendent Of the road is reported
to have called the present system of holding
trains for the boats obsolete" We should
say, on the contrary, that the system which
he proposes to establish Is reactionary. The
present tendency of, the railroads reaching this
city by way of New Jersey is to shorten the
time of transit to eliminate the river as much
as possible, and to make New York instead OF
HobOken or Jersey City their terminus The
proposed arrangement would make the river
greater barrier to travel than ever, and would
lengthen the time OF travel by from seven TO
fifteen minutes, since then everybody would
practically be compelled to take an earlier boat
than is now necessary. Such a change would
surely not be worthy Of a road which prides
itself upon the excellence of its service
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

cepted or it may-as IN this case-be rejected.
IF IT is rejected, one Of two things must happen.
Either the would-be mediator must stand aside
and let the disputants fight it out or it must en-
force its mediation at the point Of the sword.
In either case the result is not peace, but war.
The lesson is not, of course, that it is vain to
work for peace. but rather that much work,
varied, arduous and persistent, is necessary If
peace is to be secured and maintained. 1t is not
in the power of man to say, Let there be
peace!' and forthwith to have universal and
perpetual peace assured. If it were, or if arbi-
tration or moral mediation were infallible, there
would not be q wretched little war in Central
America to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
LFrom The Tribune Bureau-l


washington March 22--Mrs. Taft was the guest
OF honor at a luncheon to-day with Mrs. John r.
williams hostess.
Captain and Mrs. Leutzs entertained among other
guests at dinner tonight Commander and Mrs
Sharp Captain and Mrs. Qualtrough. Mrs. Pol
lock. OF New York. Miss Leutze. Owen Scott and
Lieutenant Kearney.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gafr and Miss Car spending
a few days in New York. and Mrs. Davidson and
her sister. Miss Quay. are also there. Mrs. David
son and Miss Quay will spend the spring season In
Washington with their mother
Cards have been received here for the marriage
at 81. Thomas's Church. IN New York. on April g. OF
Miss Gladys Frost. daughter OF Harry Titus Frost
and Herbert Gouverneur Ogden. both Oe New York
but we'll known 10 society here.
Miss Frances Isham. OF Chicago. who has for the
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

The Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks
is an institution with two great purposes. One
purpose Is the mutual benefit of its members:
the other Is the suppression Of competitors. Be-
fore the human EIks started IN the business Of
growing antlers a large number Of animal elk
were thus engaged. But the trend Of the times
being toward monOpolies ana trusts. 1t was only
natural that the man-Elks should strive TO have
a clear field. That the field Is clearing rapidly
may be seen from the report Of w. H. Wright,
a naturalist. in the current Worlds Work.
Mr.. Wright shows that animal elk throughout
the West are being exterminated by man-Elks.
The man-Elks are fighting like Crusaders against
their four-footed rivals. their warfare copying
closely the methods Of the Apaches and the
head hunters OF Borneo. Antlers are sought by
man-Elks with all the religious frenzy that
marked the scalp hunting OF the red Indian.
Even elk teeth are collected. too. being In suoh
demand that the price OF q full set has risen
to $50. The man-Elk who cannot boast Of at
least one elk tooth Is despised as a weakling
and miser by his comrades. This method OF
determination works well that other "benev-
oent and protective folks ought to adopt II for
the suppression OF rabbits, rats and other pests.
Let the Benevolent Order of Bunnies be incor-
porated forthwith! Start a lodge Of the Fra
ternal Society Of RodentsI On with the extinc-
tion! Civilization should not let the arts OF
savagery lapse into oblivion.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
GIFTS OF ss5.OOO TO OBER1m.
Andrew Carnegie Gives $4,000 TO Finish
Mbrary-TheOlogy Chair Endowed.

Ooerlin. Ohio. March 22-It was announced az
chapel to-day that Andrew Carnegie had given
$4,000 more for the Carnegie Library here. He had
already given sl25.OOO for the library but SIS 900
more was needed TO complete Il It was also an
nounced that D. Willis James. OF New York had
gwen Ss0.OOO Tor chair Of practical theology az
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Admiral schley says that he wifi under no
circumstances accept second place on the next
Democratic national ticket. In deciding to leave
the field entirely free to other aspirants the ad-
miral combines laudable generosity with hard
headed practical judgment.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Portland's ambition TO become the capital OF
Maine was defeated-or deferred-by vote Of
65 to 72 in the lower branch Of the Maine Leg
islature. The capital transfer movement proved
unexpectedly formidable. in view OF the fact
that so few states have shown disposition 20
choose their largest cities as seats Of govern
ment
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
KARL HESS WILL LECTURE HERE

wurzburg. March 22-PrOfessor Karl Hess the
Ophthalmologist. has accepted. by the Emperor's
wish. the invitation of the American Scientific and
Medical Association to lecture at universities in
Chicago. Philadelphia and New York. He will sail
for America April 9.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
sEoUEsT oF $1,000 10 PRINcEToN.

Philadelphia. March 22-By the will Of abby 8
Queen. widow OF a local oDtician. $4,000 Is be-
Queathed to the trustees OF Princeton University
TO found two scholarships IN any OF the de-
partmontS Of the institution which the faculty may
think most appropriate. the scholarships TO bs
known as the James W. Queen scholarships"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

will often have to commute the sentences Of
self-convicted jurymen. so that other sinners
may be brought TO account. Will the number OF
convictions Increase or not under the new rule?
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

last few days been guest os Mrs Letter win :.
married tomorrow at the Letter houss % H.
Shelton. also Of Chicago. Mr.. Shelton arrived !.
Washington tonight
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who win sail to-day for
Europe are;
CAMPANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
c. r. Royce. Slr. and Mrs. Frank r. Rob
Haven. Mr.: and Mrs T. Kenyon
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Keep Stone.
Mrs. Sumner c. Paine.
FINLAND. FOR ANTWERP.
Mr. ana MFs. David Bend! Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Edward NJ Daniel. Harold r. TrOWbrdEe.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. De- Miss NJ +. Sullivan.
Vries.
AfINNEHAEIA. FOR LONDON
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s Mr. Mrs. Lionel Samuel
Bowler John J.. Taylor.
Rowland Blackstone. J.. J. Beck
William TX. CFOmptOn.
ST. LOUIS. FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Mrs. Frank Andrews Miss Madge Girdlestone.
w. A Cook Mr, and Mrs William NJ.
r W. Dodd. Sloane.
Mrs. George A. Niles.
KoENIGIN I.UIsE. FOR NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs c. 8 Bar Nr; ard Mrs Oliver bennett
Colonel Ponsroy Mr.. and Mrs. George spers
Colt Mrs. Willard b. Spader.
Charles X. Sunshine.
PATRICIA. FOR HAMBURG
w, Adams. Mrs. William Haseman.
Ns w. ID Fitch Mr snS Hr, y - Mason
- L y KHdA lATA X g Weoduaf6
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
The CABlNETs

TFrom The Tribune Bureau-1
vvash,ngton March 22-Mrs. Metcalf. wife Of tho
Secretary Of the Navy. was hostess az a dinner
party tonight. Secretary Metcalf is now on the
southern coast Of Cuba witnessing target practice
anH rran MT r.turn here until after April J.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

The temperature in Oklahoma is reported TO
be 1O2 degrees IN the shade. Even though the
constitutional convention has adjourned!
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Baker ara booked to sal
for Europe on April 2 They viii spend soma tim
at Pau and Biarritz. ana VIII be In Paris during th
months OF June and July.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs George L. Ronalda. On their return
from Atlantic City. win spend a few weeks her.
before going on to their villa at Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Mrs. James L Kernochan. who Is now IN Wash
ington. Will return 20 town next week
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
SOME CONVERSATION.

From The PhiladsIphia Inquirer
San Francisco has suffered terribly IN the last
year, but II IL can clean up its political house
viii have some compensation for the destruction Of
property. They have been eaSygOing out IN san
Francisco. but the worm Will turn az last and evil
IDENTIFY q brighter day Is dawning
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H Mex. Twombly. wnO have beer
in the South for some weeks. have arrived az Bit
more. N. c.. where they are the guests OF Mr
and Mrs. George W Vanderbilt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
SHoT At NGoRo.
Allen Halle Wevld Not Tolerate ,
colorsd AAaW's PeelIshneeo.

Allen Halle Wewst Not Tolerate Q
ceIersd MANS FeeiIshnssa.
Because he would mot tolerate q
negro's foolishness Allen Halle. q
well-known young man Of this city,
shot At and may have struck Will
Taylor, an employ OF Dell 4 Halle.
naval stores operators. at late hour
Saturday afternoon.
Prom what coald be learned II ap'
pears that Taylor had gone to work
for Dell & Halle. Who own . place
At Paradise. on Monday. and left his
work Thursday. having pat in only
-four days time. He came to the
city Saturday. looked up Mr.. Halle
at his home. and with . threat said
he would have his money or 30 to
r." He made several threets to
Mr.. Halle, which finally resulted In
IN exhaust OF patieace and resson.
when Mr.. Halle went into the house.
secured q gun, and fred.
Il II not known whether any SHOTS
took effect. u the negro made haste
from the scene Of the shooting ana
has not been heard from since.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

FROM Sundays Daily Sun.
DR.. II. l.. Montgomery and family
OF Micanopy left Friday for Dayton.
beach. where they will spend the next
few days recuperating. They hate
many friepds copyrighted At the beach
VINO Will be glad Of their associa.
ton during their sojourn there.
Judge Sgd L. Carter has returned
from Bronson. where he went to req.
resent the defendants In ths Low.
man case. Judge Carter viii spend
today with his family, returning to
Tallahassee tomorrow. vhsss he 10
engaged a. . member OF The investisa.
tion committee of the l. I. fund.
Hon. J. N. Ivy Of Bvanfoed was
In the city with his family yesterday.
Judge Ivey has been IN III health
for the past few weeks, and has been
to Cedar Key. where b went to re-
cuperate. He u greatly Improved.
which win b. gratifying Information
to bis numerous friends in his sec.
ton and the north ead q The county.
G. Towney kennard Of Newberry
was In the city yesterday. Mr.. Ken.
nard was for many years . resident
Of Gainesville. but decided TO make
his headquarters IN Nswbeery about
. year ago. He has recently pur.
chased the Swindeil intereses in the
Smith & 0windell stables. and the
new firm proposes to push the bust
ness for all It II worth. Mr.. Ken
nard 10 hustler. and there Il nc
doubt that he will make the livery
business q success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

Atlanta. Aug. 3.-Tne TexAs' tnSt
locomotive which finally oveFhanled
the General In its mad night With the
Andrew raiders In Gone OF the most
dramatic and sensationally thrilling
events Of the war between tho states
is nov In the Western and Atlantic
wards at the foot OF Alabama street.
awaiting a visit and bid from Allan
"a Junk men. WAC vill beat n into
n,eces and &c, for II the ruling price
for old scrap iron. The General.
the engine stolen BY the raiders and
vh,ch the Texas overhauled. stands
upon a pedestal In the Union depo'
NJ ChattanCCEa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
DUAL DEAF =, = /. o. Els.
, Fails l'feisss Bes. de thr Corpse
Of the Other.

Of the Other.
4 neficus. Ga. Aug. 3.-The death
fAn0ld Goodwin, and his brother.
well Goodwin. occurring simulta.
Bly Thursday morning. Vas .
- remarkable occurrence and has
lied A:Ee:icus. Botn were prom.
- and prosperous planters resld-
! econ adjoining plantations near
Esess.
fonold Goodwin returned Wednesday
- New York In excellent health.
1sently HAVING enjoyed three weeks
-. Thursday upon rising from
J I'D he Eel upon the floor dead
heart failure. Telephone mes
- summoned his brother. BRAIN
GOWN. a mile distant. lie
~ TO the scene. and upon be-
~ the corpse Of his brother. fell
~ beside It.
b reported that when BrAmwell
Dia vas told OF mis- brothers de-
, le remarked TO his informer that
would be buried together.
- Codwins were among the most
otial citizens Of Sumter county.
tAeir dual death from heart trou'
- profoundly shocked the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
a pLGAsAMT OCCASION.

M,ss aAsude Tsesat G"tsrta'"s u"
newes Of VISITING Fns"S-
Me. M.ud Tenant Of South Gaines
Vile has ~ her guest Miss Florence
Cork. a popular young lady OF Live
Oak, Who has been here for the pas'
few days. and Who has made many
friends. On Thursday evening MISS
Tenant eutertained In honor 81 her
guest. There vas . large crowd pres
emit. and the evenins passed IN q
manner most enjoyable 10 the occas-
,oo. There vas pIesty Of resFssa.
ment.. q number Of psr'os games ana
.,,o.ether the affair vas one "nics
v.s greatly enjoyed. and one Hn''"
rim 10 remembered for 'oas t'me'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

Athens. Ca. Aug. 3.-Two negroes
were discovered In . room OF two
young ladies' ATTENDING the summer
school In Gambler hall early Thurs
day morning. The room was On the
Arst floor of the building. At =
o'clock one Of the ladaes VA awak-
ened by seeing q neGro at the loot OF
her bed. She screamed. a did the
other lady. when ono negro said:
This 10 NO place for u.s." and ran
ont OF the bu'!i,ng. In . few minutes
s.veral :sen with guns and pistols
were on tho scene. but no trace OF
the negroes could b found. The
county dogs we're obtained. but could
not get q trail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
Ticket Agent Suicides.

steubenv1re. O.. Aug. 3.-Edward
l.. Perwar. city ;icfet agent for the
cleveland and Pi,;sbrrS road Tor ~
~s.,. eomnittea suicide Thursday
.,.bt. Before shp,iGs h:mssI Per
"a, severed an artery unGer the lett
k,.> Perwar had a car5uacle On
IN. mack for months. STEERING from
=. caused him 70 !Jsr tS.s VI reeos .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
An kTR0C|0US CRIME
Killing q ittle KATE Tietschler
Shocked New Yeek.
CH0KED WITH HAlR RIBBON
Seeming Inability OF the Police %
Check Crime Wave crsates 0 state
Of Fear Among Hundreds Of Fam.
lies.

New York. Aug. THE murder
OF little S-year-old Katie Tietscaier.
who was clUked to death with her
own hair ribbon and her body multi
sted BY the slayer's lust, In a dark
ceIier on First avcaua, has called
forth every effort Of tae whole police
department to find tle hend who has
tten sAt:Ating his nuritrous apre-
tite In the s,ranplirs and hacking
to bits Of his victims.
Unlike the Whitechapel Jack the
Ripper, the New York slayer picks
out It's victims an.oag children rs
veil - women.
The killing OF the Tiesch!er child 10
the most atrociouj In tae city GRIM
inal history.
Two men and woman are bei!
held In custody on suspicion taat they
might know something Of the girls
death. the woman. Anna Nessner.
was atraigned In the :iigat court AID
held without tall for the coroner. Sne
wa taken 70 the police headquarters
aad Vas closely questioned BY de-
tectives. She admitted that she knew
Getiano RIppolone. the cobbler. and
his employe. Giuseppe Bonfanta. both
OF whom are being detained BY the po-
lice. 0As said she had been living
for several days At the house where
the child's body was found. Before
that she resided With tine Tietschles
family. but Karl Tietschier recently
ordered her to leave the house.
The seeming inability Ut the police
to check the wave OF crime which ID
Spending itself unchecked on the kill
ing and spoliation Of women and chill
dren has created state OF fear among
hundreds Of families on the East Side
where the Tietschler crime vas com
im!tted. and In other parts Of the city
also.
Police Commissioner Bingham says
that the present police force II In
adequate to properly police the city
but that everything possible ID being
done By tae force under his direction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05

N9aIhst MOVING Bt10O.
onsville. KY, Aug. 3.-he-
a Old quarrel, Ephr!am Ais
attacked James Dunning with
s4S blade. Cunning. who vas
g from hunting. fred two
- squirrel shot into Alsbvooke
killing him instantly. Both are
ut planters. Dunning surreA'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
Five Persons Drowned.

I'VE PefoonO 0fo>Nno0.
ava. Iowa. Aug. 3.-f1Ss
were drowned Thursday hiSns
eapsizing OF q launch In the
Aes river. near tabs city. The
are william H. Powell.
y con. HALLE, Mr.. J. r.
nd baby. The party haa
~ On . pleasure uio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-05
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