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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
CHICAGO ARRIVES At
A SALvADOREAN PORT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-The Navy
cable that the cruiser Chicago had ar
rived at Acajutla, Salvador. whittier
she had been sent from Magdalena Bay
to look after American interests dur
ing the existing friction between Mica
ragua and Honduras. The vessel will
be kept within reach of cable connec-
ton with the department for few
days, ready to meet any demands upon
her.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
BILL AGAINST wELcHERs
Measure Framed by McEnerney Is In
trOduced by DevIin In House

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 15.-A bill
aimed at welching insurance companies
passed the Assembly today by unani-
nous vote.
The measure approved was framed
by Garret W. McEnerney and introduced
by ssemblyman Devlin Of Vallejo 1t
provides that insurance companies
which refuse payment on the ground
that loss was caused by an excepted
peril. such as an earthquake, must in
answer to a suit at law, specify the
peril which was the proximate cause
of the loss.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16

cisco today. we1ch's bill carries an ap-
propriation of 100000. The fireboat is
to be built on the latest approved
models. manned and controlled by the
State and kept constantly ready for
service at any of the ports on the bay.
IT IS urged that the two boats now des-
ignated as hreboats are employed in
harbor Improvement work, towing and
other work in no manner connected
with fire fighting, and that the water
front is consequently virtually without
any salt water fire protection.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16

NOT GUILTY OF AssAULT-Frederick Fl.
Breiter. carpenter, charged with an attempt
ed assault Hilda Clark, a 14-yearold girl.
was found not guilty of the crime by jury in
Judge Dunne's court yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16

BOLOGNA, Feb. 15.-Giosue Carducci,
the Italian poet and critic, who had
been ill here for some days with in
f1ueza and pneumonia, died this after
noon
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16

NEGRO GOES TO PRIsoN-John Chambers
negro, was sentenced by Judge Dunno yester
day TO two years in San Quentin for grand
larceny Chambers was found guilty of having
robbed a drunken Of his clothes.
The sun., 1907-09-19
pORT tTED ~ UIN.
ReGuisr Rrvub,i'sns ESper, 'o Name s,nn
for eco, ernor ~ New .ler-e, To-day.

TRENTON. y ! Sept ~ Mess tho
delegates TO the Republican State con
vention To be held in this city to-morrow
balk at the orders that went out from party
headquarters tonight Jus ice J. Franklin
For, OF the supreme Court viii be nom.
mated for Governor on the hrst formal
ballot
Most Of the blg Eepublcan leaders IN
the State were on hand tonight. including
Gov. Stokes. rX-Gov. Griggs. ex-Gov
Murphy. ex-Asslstant oslniastsr-G General
Milham NJ johnston and Inlted States
Senators Briggs and Mean.
OppOs e,l 'O these We're Senator Everett
Colby and SHERIFF Frank II Sommer Of
tsseN county. who opened headq Iarters
early IN the evening ami had a host of
callers from the ranks ~ both The reg,lla n
and New Idea men. senator colby Will
present the name of sheriff Sonmer as
the candidate OF the New Idea men. The
Colby and Sommer men are said To be
willing 10 throw their strength, estina ted
at about 2O0 Of the IL 81 delegates ia the
convention, 10 any other accepta ble csndl.
date than Fort.
The real contest. in SO far ~ II may be
termed contest seems to lle between
Justice fori and Chancery Clerk Vivian
VI. Lewis Of Passaic, who loomed up during
the day with a strong following. Including
delegates from at least half dozen counties
IN the state Ex-(ov. Griggs took hs
place in the Lewis headquarters and the
campaign in his behalf was waged with
vigor,
man. The platform as contemplated will
stand pat upon the Bishops law. Justice
Fort will be placed in nomination bv ex-
Judge Wilbur A. Mott
The sun., 1907-09-19
ORITl' tRI.

Dr tmer v REYNOLDS. a veteran or the
ci,il war and a vel, known athnologlst and
author. died In Wsshinsto Yesterday ss the
s ii S,s from rom Over .,rs. y. an .r h.
torn ~ Dsnsvillc, \ Y ~ wears ago. WAS
pducai I'D ~ the public schools of New ldsboD
served from sai to 1893 IN tho en'h Wiscon.
SIN IAght Artillery. was schoolmaster ~ the
navy from $40 to ls7" ana SINCE then had
hesn MEDICAL examiner IN hr Pension
Once. King Hunhert conferred on him the
rank of Chevalier and Knight iompanion
OF the ROYAL Order OF Italy for h'S writings
He received from klng carlos of Portugal \
bronze medal aud similar token from the
Royal Portuguese Society of Archaeology
He was the author Of many monographs Of
the arch aology of the District OF Columbia
MARYLAND aud Virginia and other scientific
papers. III. MNstl" Castle q tarbonrt
inent IN Grand Army and other patriotic
organilati ions, n member oi various historical
and geographical societies both 80 the 'nlied
States aud abroad a member of the ~Ocle'y
Of American Authors and was on" of the
founders aud secretary of the American
Anthropologlcal Socieiv
Nlvah rrowbrid,e, ~ ono time president
of the American Bankers Association, diad
Yesterday ~, h,s home in liackenssck. i'e
suffered a nervous breakdown come me-
death. however. was somewhat sudden.
Mr.. rrowbrdge was horn in Pulnam county &.
\. v. in 1855. ne secured employmen, n
10 Milwaukee. He went south az the close
Of the civil war, came 10 New York IN iss0.
aud vent into tn. National Bank OF North
America. He remained with this institution
until isoa, when he became president. Of the
Norh American rrus, Company. After
u year In this pos, he was chosen president
Of the American Bankers Assoc alton. Mr..
rrowbridge was q director of the American
Sewer Pipe Company. the Common wealth
Trust Company. the Passsic Print Com
psny and director and treasurer ofths Arizona
Amalaamsted Copper COMPANY; Ne In
survived by hs wife and Two daughters.
John Monett. superiDt endent for the Cor
nell Iron Works Of New York, died Al his
home. 7s7 Avenue r.. Bayonne, Yesterday
aged rs wears. He IL survived by his wife
and nve daughters He patented sevaral
Important engineering devices. He was =
charter member Of Bayoune Hook and Lad
der Company of the old volunteer fire depart
ment and had resided In Bsyonne forty years.
Frederick &. p. Trumpler, who had long
been engaged In business In Maiden lane
as an importer Of field and opera glasses
and scientific Instruments. died on Tuesday
at his home, 2s4 Putnam avenue. Brooklyn.
in his seventy-second year. He was formerly
superinte endenL OF the SUNDAY school OF the
Episcopal Church Of the Incarnation, He
leaves a widow. daughter and two sons.
The sun., 1907-09-19
WOWtN ItWb ERIN WsLE sTTIRE.
Bershs Z. s.Ocsi~i in Arrested In >swbur, =
mort for EnlbekkIemenl In GIltsbUrE.

NEwBrRyPoRT Mass, Sept, is.- Dressed
IN mans yachting costume, Miss Bertha
4 Goodwin. a local lawyer. appeared in
court to-day for ARA gnnent on a charge
preferred by the Piusburg police Of EN-
bez2lement She pleaded before Judge
y mpsou Of the Municipal Court that she
vas not guilty OF being a fugitive from
Ius ice and she was held in sgy bonds Tor
a further hearing on September II
Miss Goodwin has made herself widely
known in these parts by her afectanon
Of mannish attire.
PITTsBUE0. Sept. ~ Bertha A. Goodwin
is wanted in PittshurR for embeZZlement and
false pretenCes. Miss Goodwin came here
two years ago and opened an office in the
Besserner Building under The name of b A.
Goodwin. collector OF bad debts. She
dressed in men, clot hing as ia r as,t was Dos
sible for "A woman TO do 40. She wore a
mans derby hat "A mans fancy vest stand
ing collar fashiona ble tie. mems shoes and
a short walking skirt. with vents IN the sides.
in which she always had her hands thrust
in regulation man fashion.
Miss Goodwin received among other
clients the PittsburR Hospital. which in
stitutlon gave her bills amounting to 81. 900
10 collect II il alleged that she collected
g ,59s Of this amount and that she failed
10 turn a single penny over to the hospital.
II ia also alleged that she collected from
other clients until the amount OF money
she received and failed 10 turn over reached
81 90 Then she disappeared
The sun., 1907-09-19
DOOLEY DID THIS. ANYHOW.
capt. krc,,scher Transferred Back tn the
NrAyoy Region.

As a result Of John J. Dooley's II did it,
which he emitted on Tuesday night about the
transfer Of Police Captain Louis Kreuscher
from the West i5?d street station to Flat
bush. Commissioner Bingham yesterday
sent kreuscher right back 10 his old COM
mand The Commissioner went down TO
city Hall yesterday and mentioned to
Mayor Mcclellan what Dooley had said.
Dooley is a Mcclellan part isan.
Nov. IA soon IA ] get back to Head
quarters" Gen Bingham told the Mayor.
y am going 10 isaue special order sending
third"
Mayor Mcclellan smiled hut said not hing
Il don't intend TO make any comment
on MIR. Dooley's announcement, said
the Commissioner afterwaTd, but II goes
to show what have to put up with. And
by Judas priest. III show Mr.. Dooley that
II isn't well 10 talk too much There was
no. significance in the transfers ] made on
Tuesday and particularly no political sig
nificance. but when MIR. Dooley saws he
had Kre,ischer transferred tbecause
Kreuscher was supporting McAvoy in the
primary fght) Wen see. kreBcher lives
in Brooklyn and has been anxious TO get
back there so he would be near home, and
for that reason ! shifted him. Now have
sent him hack to Harlem Just 10 let every
body know who is running the Police De-
psrtmont'
Capt Kreuscher il on his vacation and
Lieut.. Rehahn was made acting captain
and put in command Of the West i52d street
station. Capt. Lincoln Gray, who Was
transferred from Westohester on Tuesday 70
succeed Kreuscher, was shifted yesterday
10 City Island and q lieutenant was placed
in command Of the Flatbush precinct
The sun., 1907-09-19

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~ FOIIFTTF OPENS CtwPtTGN.
senator's Nsraiar Oi,~d and H,s Boosters
a. Work ip wtscsastn

MADISON Wis Sapt ~ Speaker Her
man -. tkern csma 10 Madison 'o-dsv
20 take charge IL the La Toilette Prrs'd
dental headquarters A. the Conferenc"
N Milwaukee Last week u was decided "a
put the Speaker AT tho head of the or
ganization which ia expected TO land the
Wisconsin senator IN the White HOUSE
THIS was done after arrangements had
been made for financing tho "snpaiRn an
after slp O00 had been plsdgpf &" hp ( nd
1r Ekern takes hold of the organization
that il already practically complete. While
the politicians have bean wondering when
la Toilette was going 90 openly declare
himself as \ Presidential candidate the
hputenants Of the JUNIOR SENATOR have been
az work quietly the las, four months patch
ing up the old guard in places where IL was
weak and putting few extra cogs m the
wheels ~ the machinery that has run poll
tics IN " isconsin for eight years.
There IL now a perfect organization that
embraces every corner of the state Each
township ~ organized with committee
Of five active workers
The sun., 1907-09-19
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rs snnuai convention n dsv -''h fr~sstsn,
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sutfai tds- and labpf As@enlav W.
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adV~ratsh he sle,.t - . nnan fpr t,piifi
osl pnrs lss' fall vnn had lssrn p'acsd 80
ths unfar hsi ~ yiulattuu ~ iha rona'i.
utton, which ssva no man gtitlfv - fhis
chsrRe csn he = delegsie Williams 10 =
delegate ffou he Hprs.-hrars mon
Pre~iden' Harrs m his annual sddrs-.
at'acksd m" telegraph cpmTsn~- and
approved The -tsk~ ~ y" CT numerical
rslsgraphet- referring he Haywood
uai hs said I' Wa- und"' Ihle tha' there
Usa conspiracy. hli ~" ,pn-prs~y wsa
On the psrt pf ths Mine 'Srer- Association
of Colorado M CpnIinci,pu WIN 'hs STATE
authoriter aud the ptuN"r' "a betecti,s
AGENCY. ~ which hs accused Hafry Orcha ri
of bsing = meTnhsr
sheriff Michs.I Flsharty of Kings
county to-day. IN h.hali uf the Brook lvn
central Union. presented resolution 20
tho federation calling Tor lndorseinsnt ~
William Gaynor and John ! McDonongh
for Judges of the Court of ApV-aia The
resolution also provides that q comm'Ssion
of five, with 'hr president, present the
names ~ the state corlmi-'ses ~ the Re
pubhcans Democrats fndspendenc~ and the
IFdgue asking for their nomination. \
ma lority of tns delegates are opposed 10
miNing in politics AMI " IL said the re-ohI-
tlon will he voted down Tomorrow morning
The sun., 1907-09-19
SHEvLIN AT AICTION ROOM.
Anti-tIcS'arrenites confer Win Hugh
Ncl.aughlin's DID Lieut. ensnt.

There was n reminder yesterday NJ the
Willoughby street auction room in Brooklyn
OF the days when the late Hugh Mclaughlin,
the Democratic cheftain. used to hold his
political confabs in the dngy quarters.
James Shevln. who was long Mr. McIaugh-
Inns chief lieutenant and whose chances For
becoming his successor a. leader Of the
Brooklyn Democracy were blighted by
Senator McCarren's political coup in 1908.
held n reception on his return from Sara
toga at the auction room.
There we're many callers nearly all OF
whom are still opposed TO the leadership OF
Senator McCarren and are planning TO
weaken il IL possible in the coming campaign.
The nti-McCarrenites have practically de-
cided not TO put up any contests AT the
primsr res and they will probably unite in
placing a full independent local ticket in
the field, thus carrying their resentment to
McCarren 10 the polls
The sun., 1907-09-19

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not ready ~ ss' bat that to'ihtle-- the
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ANY effort the standard oilf rnpsnv wish'
max" 80 svads tho s2a 1to us, Ane on he
ground that the immunity agTe~men'
sho,Ild have he~n announced ~ The trial
Mr. Ronapar'e predicted would be- un-'Ic-
ces-ful
VIZ Ronaparie denisd any Intention q
fe-lgning and declared that the trust bust
ing of the Administration Will continue
viihout inter- .ptIon Referring 10 the
present action agains, the Harvester Trust
he -aid
The method ~ prosecution whether
civil ~ criminal has not been detsrrntned
W. chief assistant m trust prosecution ls
nov m Europe bui the issue will he settled
one or the other soon
The sun., 1907-09-19
WANTS 10 GOVERN THE HOLSTERS.
Congressman watson Announces That He
IL q Candidate for New HOnors.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Representative
James H. Watson. whip Of the House os
Representatives, last night authorized for.
NAL announcement that he is candidate
for the Republican nominati ton for Cover.
nor. In doing 80 he gave ont the followins
statement:
Il have determined to Ire candidate fos
the Republican nomination for the Cover.
norship Of Indiana have arrived at this
conclusion only after the most careful oon.
alteration and most ssrnest elaboration
] am a candidate because I want 70 bs
Governor of Indiana. | have studied the
duties and Responsibilities Of the offioe and
believe ] can meet hem with credit 70
myself and with honor to the State. am
not leaving Congress without much regret,
but my desire 10 he Governor Of nv native
state IL so earnest that have put all Con.
gressional ambition behind me-
The sun., 1907-09-19

Highest temperature. 70 ~ tsot A. h
WASHINGTON FORECAST poR TO DAT AND TO koanow
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somewhat warmer In wrstep portion; night TO
frcsh northeast 10 southeast winds
For eastern Pennsy lvsnls, showers to-day and
10 morrow and somewhat warmer; lsh, northeast
TO southeast winds.
For New Jersey. showers 10 day and ,o-morrow
and somewhat warmer In the Interior light to fr~eh
northeast to southeast winds
For Delaware. shower 20 dsy and to-morrow:
nsht 10 freah northeast " southeast winds.
For tho District Of Oolumbis and Maryland.
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southeast winds. D..
For western New Yerk. shower o-dAy and to-
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The sun., 1907-09-19
TAMMkNY HAVING TROUBLE
BEATS BOARD or ELECTIONS N
PRIMARY CtLL DfSPt TE.
ssu, <.w Accuses u " DeIa ing Approval
NJ the East os Primary Election Omcers
-NcA<Oys Name Was Forged 10
some LISTS. Says Chairman COhaiAn.

vS the last 0S Primary Election Omcers
-NcA<Oy's Name Was Forged to
some LISTS. Says Chairman COhaian.
Justice Seabury of the Supreme Court
sustained yesterday the primary call OF
the Tsmmany Hall general COMMITTEES
and dir ected the Board Of Elections to print
the bal lots in substantial conformity 10
the usus forms The Board OF Elections
had rule d against the call on objections
raised that on basis Of representation
following the old Aldermanic and Municipal
Court district lines enrolled members
could vote for the nomination ~ candl-
date-s for whom they could not vote ON
election day by reason ot non-resitence
The gist Of the decision in that the Ia" ~
to blame IL blame here re and that the
Board of Eleciions cant amend the Law
by a ruling that does violence to- It's plain
provisions.
Charles y. Murphy and Daniel Cohalan
chairman of the Tammany Hall law com
mittee, made the charge yeatertay that
thcy were bepg h,ndc'ed in completing
their plans for the primary elections Ivy
the refusal of the board oi Ele'f 10
approve Of the ists of eicetio on inspect ors and
clerks sent to ''t ! ard lv me organina.
tion President rooing Of tire Beard Of
Elections said that the noarS had been
una BILE TO make the ,eriI5cation Of Tam.
many's election pticers Necs he the revised
lists had not been forwarded to the board
until Tuesday night.
Mr. Cohalan re,ated that while Tammany
had filed supplementary iists from time
to time the general List hal aeen filed hefore
September l. He went Oh TO make this
Atement
I'VE have been informed that II is the
intention of the Board Of Elections to trans
fer election inspectors in all districts where
there are confests For an election in
spec.or to be Of any use he should serve
in tho district where he lives and knows the
people H. does not seem 70 me that the
object Of the beard in transferring inspect ors
from ono district 10 another IA TO facilitate
a fair count, Furthermore ! want to say
that some Of the lists Of candidates for
election inspectorships sent 10 the Board
Of Elections under the signature Of Thomas
p, MoAvoy. chairman OF the COMMITTEES
Of Tsmmany Hall. are forgeries. We have
not been able to find out Who is Responsible
for these forgeries. but IL We can And ont
We intend 20 prosecute those who sent in
the false lists"
The sun., 1907-09-19
4CCt SED or s6O.OOO FORGERY
watertown Man Arrested In This Cisy =
Ruin NJ Many Caused.

Herman q. Beach. charged with whole
sale forgeres al Watertown, this state.
which il il thought will total up $50 900.
was arrested here yesterday after a chase
lasting two months He was caught
nv private detective and the Sheriff
from Watert own IN a real estate ONCE AT
2osi Broadway, where he was doing buei-
ness under an assumed name. He was
taken to Watertown last night by the Sheriff
and District Attorney Pitcher OF Jefferson
county. one of his victims To the extent Of
81 OOO
lip 10 short time ago Beach represented
a New York brokerage house in Watertown
and had cha rye Of q depa tmeDl in the store
OF his uncle. Francis NJ Lanon. He lost
much money in speculating and ~ said 10
have persuaded Iamon and many other
persons there To indorse notes for him
which. il is alleged. he raised 10 large
amounts His uncle went bankrupt
through his operations.
The sun., 1907-09-19
Why We Advertise.

First, because the relief NJ 1000 fam
lies in suffering and want. besides
the giving OF fresh air outings TO 49,
n,n run down tenement mothers and
children. In u very large and impor-
tant annual service to the cominu-
nifty, both rich and poor.
Second, because we believe that there
are many generous and discrimlnat-
ing people who are glad 10 support
efficient ways Of doing real and per-
manent good when brought TO their
attention
Third. because We have no collectors
and nav no com MISSIONS.
Fourth, because We need generous gifts
before our hscal year closes sept, 30.
how your gift is used, whether 81
or Si6o. Annual Membership. $40.
llQHEy s invited a. TO
r. s. MINrURN rresmyes.
Room 2ii. No iae Esss 70
i;ss cSSDifiSN 81 rnE tSCR. ios "
n fGLroN cufTINo. President. "