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New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MISSING CHAUFFEUR sURRENDERs.
Charge of Manslaughter Made Against occu-
,or4s of Machine That Killed Jacobs.

~ Walter H Morris dentist OF NO fsI bfos"
=, -, -a7,-ed the death of Marcus J. Jacobs
ia.saa or the Columbia Theatre, in that CITY, ias'
THURSDAY, surrendered himself TO the Ne"alh
rolice Yesterday He was later released unoei
$1,000 bail. <.-
Morris and his companions did not stop al'eI
.h,t- machine hit Mr. Jacobs and in their haste
IN .scaps narrowly missed running down seVeFai
other persons hours before Morris gave hilii-
self IN Jacob Scott, negro, the chaufeur VINO
was in the Of the car at the u'ne' was al
rested al his home in Newark. Charges OF man
slaughter have been made against Scott and Morris
DR. William MacFarlane. said TO have a nome al
No 1O2 West I'D street. Manhattan, and man
known only as "Myers' were also in the auto
mobile. and have thus far managed 10 e'au'
arrest Norris is said 20 have given as his reason
for not stopping after accident, that he thought
he only erazed Jacobs"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
LOVING CUP TO CLYDE MANAGER.
T. G. Eyer, on Retirement from the Com
pany. Is Warmly Remembered.

Theodore c. Eyer. the retiring vice-president and
general manager Of the Clyde steamship COM
nany was surprised yesterday by the employees Of
the line who presented to him large silver loving
cup "as token of sincere affection" In 1861, at
the age Of thirteen. Mr.. Eyer worked his way from
Germany 70 this country on a sailing snip. From
,net time to the present Mr.. Eyer has been con-
necfed with seagoing enterprises
In 1872 Mr.. Eyer. then twenty-four years old.
was freight solicitor for the Clyde Line. few
years later he made general manager of the
coupanv Now there six passenger boats oper-
ated between New York and Charleston and Jack
sonx,ilIe two on the West India Line and eleven
,-aigb, boats in all on the three lines between
here and Wilmington. ~ c., Boston. Charleston.
tsr,,nsyick Philadelphia, New York and Nor
folk, Va.
NJ Frer resigned from his work the impera-
tive command of his doctor The silver cup which
s nresented TO him yesterday is seventeen inches
high and was the gift of all the agencies of the
live II H Raymond. at present general manager
Of the Mallory Line, will take Mr.. Egers place
with the Clyde Company
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
RooKB1NDERs PREPARE TO STRIKE.
International Brotherhood's Eight Hour De-
mand in Effect on Tuesday.

The local and national officers OF the lnterna-
tfonel brotherhood of Bookbnders made final
p-eparations yesterday in this and other cities
throughout the United States for the enforcement
of tho general eight-hour demand of the book
binders which goes into effect on Tuesday
Robert Glockling international president, who
is now in this city had conference with the
local officers yesterday afternoon IN the Nander-
hilt Ruildinx Nassau and Beekman streets, and
II was decided TO make the demand finally to-
morrow IN all shops where the eight-hour day mas
not been granted strikes 10 be dec Jared on Iues-
dav IN all places where II IS refused
The Bookbinders' League. a branch OF the MAS
.o- t,r,,+ors I>aeue agreed to the eight-hour de-
roand late last week. and the shops OF us MEM
hers will be exempt. but both the local ana ma
tional Typothets will not grant the eish'-nour
workday until 1903
4 representative of the New York Iypotne'e
s.;d Yesterday that its members would in all
likelihood also have to fight strike Of the press
men for the eight-hour demand.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
THE MIDI SUBMERGED.
FLOOD IN MARSEILLhN.
Fiue Departments Sufer-D0mage
in Hfrault s4,OOO,OO0.

Cent 9S-Reports from the oepoi'
the Rh6ne, Gard and Var, say lhaI
-, ~,,,e--s everywhere have inundated the neg
- country Many Of the inhabitants haN
-.,,.bt refuge in The upper parts OF thelI hou'o'
- b.,,e heen without food for days. ne GU
sa.,ios 81 are hurrving supplies TO the noooeo
--io-s 4 number Of bodies have been reCo'
- .,,,+ the exact loss of life is not kho"H-
5;sns,ch from Marseilles says that an un-
--Acedented rainfall there has flooded the io"ei
na-1s Of the city
-ne correspondent Of the temps al
-.-.---,e-,- ~ FJsra,slt telegraphed to-day tha'
-bs country on both sides Of the HerauI' NV,
: .,,4,,erred. Here and there little ISLANDS anu
: - - b,,,ses are visible and on the vast
,.,e rowboats are busy in the work OF rescue
D. -te s;5 NJ a pair Of field glasses the cor
--s.r+ saw q boy taken by a boat from
-,az.,5e cross where the lad had clung Ior
thirty-six hours.
The Crane harvest in the lowlands OF the oe-
-a-+r,ent is said 20 be total loss
! dispatch from Privas. capital OF inc
rar-rent Of Ardeche. says that heaNS ~
IN that department have caused oa''se oDS
-,s. in the streams and serious breaks IN "'--N
Der Of dams .,e
President Fallieres, owing 10 the iooHe -
south has changed the itinerary OF N
u-bich began tonight. After spending
a. Narnaande Department Of tne
r-aronne. he will go direct 10 MontpeIlie1' ~
tal n the Department Of Heraut- Inc 81
dant will be accompanied by NJ P1cho"' ,-'
Fo-e,rn Minister. and N. Millies-Lacroi1' CoiO-
nial Minister. -. .,
The Paris papers are filed with accounts u
.,. i-,r,ense destruction caused in the Depart
,-o-,+ % uerault. where the damage Is esu-
mated at 81 100000.
,.srz- heroic rescues are recorded Inc water
-o.a 81 rapidly in the valleys that the peopie
.,orli-r- in the vineyards were compeIeo -
..ol -eeuee in trees and on the tops Of houses
and walls
Parliament Will be asked 10 furnish reIiei ioi
,t,e sufferers who were Just beginning 10 recoNe e
from he losses sustained result OF tle cIisi'
N -l7e wine trade. which led 10 the winesro"els
revolt last summer
Much Of the responsibility for the oisasIIou'
-a-r-e of the food is attributed 10 the uille
e--ic-ed deuuding Of the forests, ano some u
-be napers here have begun an agitation looh'
tnr 10 the systematic replanting Of the hllii
with trees and the construction Of dykes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
CAPITOL INDICTMENTS READY.
True Bills Will Probably Be Found Against
All PENNSYLVANIA Defendants Tomorrow.

Harrisburg. Penn. Sept 2s.-The indictments
,n the cen,toI prosecutions are ready for sub
mission 70 the Dauphin County Grand jury on
Monday morning. The last were prepared TO-
dav by District Attorney Weiss. Lawyers for
tho nrosecutfon are confident that true bills VIII
he returned against the fourteen defendants Oh
every one of the thIrty-two counts
Probably the only witnesses who VIII De calied
before the grand jury to make out priHa facie
case against the defendants are the experts en-
ploved by the investigation commission THESE
experts examined the contracts and accounts OF
the board OF grounds and buildings and weigned
and tested all the furnishings. They have been
subpoenaed and win be here on Monday 10 tes-
ttrv ~ the District Attorney should decide their
testimony is necessary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
RAILWAY STRIKE SPREADING.
Cuban Lines Unable to Run Trains-Attack
on Engineer.

Havana. Sept 2S.-The railroad mems strike,
which began on September 26. is spreading.
The United Railroads and the Western Railroad
not able TO run trains to-day. The San
tiaeo Express just before entering Havana was
held up by strikers. who attempted TO assault
the engineer, but the quick arrival OF the police
reserves dispersed the crowd. Although there
have been few unimportant clashes between
strikers and the police. good order is main
tainsd throughout the island
All the walters snd cooks In the oafes and res
saurants At Ctenfuegos have decided TO strike
Tomorrow. They demand that wages be paid
= AmAg1aAA mooaas
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
THINKS AMERICANS ARE easy"
Count Won Bergheim,' Forger, Says Seems
a Shame Net to Get Your Money"
IBy Telegraph 20 The Trihune-1

TBy Telegraph The Trihune-l
baltimore Sept. 2S.-"Count Won Berghein I'm, " who
has posed in Washington New York Chicago, st
ouis and other American cities as nobleman Of
Saxony, was arrested here to-day as bogus check
operator The count says his real name is
George Kramer, OF Leipsic. He admitted to the
police that he had passed forged paper at many
n1aces He was sent TO Jail pending inquiries into
bs onsraiors in various cities The specific charge
against him is passing bogus check for 2o on the
Hotel Engel at Washington. Kramer laughed
about the gullibilty of Americans and said:
II didn't get a chance to work in Baltimore. but
really YOU American people easy 10 swindle
nv a man who tacks a title TO his that IL
seems a shame not to get your money.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MUSICIAN TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF.
Losing Use of Fingers, Carl stix Sends Bull
LET Into His Head.

carl s+ix a musician and composer. living at
No 1021 Boston Road, The Bronx attempted
suicide Yesterday afternoon by shooting hlmseh
IN the mouth His wife left him for snort
time with their three children at nome anu
uhen she returned she found him on the hooi
unconscious She summoned physician "'o
found four Of her husbands teeth knocked out
and the bullet lodged in his head He was re-
moved TO Lebanon Hospital, and is not eHpec'eN
10 1--we.
Mr. stix suffered from paralysis Of the fingers
2 wear ago He wrote the popular song enc
May Have Seen Better Days Reahzlng lH0'
he was gradually losing the use OF his hnserS'
II ts believed he shot himself.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
NATIONAL BUSINESS SHOW.

Arrangements for the changes necessary in the
interior plans of Madison Square Garden and for
the installation of exhibits and the opening Of the
seventh National Business Show there are about
completed. The show opens Saturday, Octo-
Der II. and Will continue and through the fol-
lowing Saturday This year the exposition has
wtdened in its scope until there will be a largeiand
important representation among the exhibits of for
egn manufacturers. which will afford ready
comparison with home products.
The United States government has officially rec
ognized the Importance of this exposition by in
stalling large exhibit Of the Department OF Com
merce and Labor.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
OUTLAWS IN SANTIAGO.
Band of Fourteen Robbers DIS
Dprsed bu Rural Guards.

Havana. Sept 2S.-A band Of fourteen ronoers
in Santiago province was dispersed to-day by
detachment of rural guards. Shots were ex-
changed.
The government does not believe that the APP
nearance of the bandits in Santiago was part Oh
the movement planned by the conspirators re-
Gently arrested here. Captain Dougherty' Su-
Dervisor of the rural guards at santiago o7
Cuba. has left that city with an additional oe-
tachment and It IS believed that the pahol'S
Will be captured within few hours
Reports received from all other secuohS oI ''i0
island say that quiet prevails
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
UNPAID MOORISH TROOPS DESERT.
Caid MehaIla's Forces Shrink from 2, 400 to
Goethe South Quiet.

Paris, Sept 2S-An official dispatch received
here from Morocco City says that Caid Mehalla
left Morocco City recently at the head of twenty
four hundred men for the purpose Of pacifying
the Chaouia tribes This detachment had some
artillery and large number Of rifles, but as
the men did not receive their pay regularly
there were many desertions. and at the end Of
the journey the caid's army did not exceed six
hundred men
A dispatch received here from Rear Admiral
Philibert. dated yesterday, says he has received
no further news from Casa blanca. and that
everything is quiet southwark.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
wn1r1pHoNE EMpLoYEs' OUTING.
President selley Wins the Hurdle Race
Secretary Host Popular Man.

Six hundred officers end men OF the Muluphorie
coronanv went 10 Witzels Point View Grove COZ
Iage Point. Long Island. for the annual outing OF
the employees of the firm YESTERDAY Ihele was
-Ia,.v 20 eat all around, and as for sports the
o,,ne.,ions in a classical sense were almost herolo
There were three legged races, shoe and peanut
-scas and then came big hurdle race which
president seiley won. Secretary Pritchard was
voted the most popular man. The secretary anu
-, --astsen+ bad contributed 800 toward the cash
rizes that were offered TO the winners OF each race
other winners Of events were Mr Roover. taking
contest and Mr. willer fat mems race.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
RAILWAY CLERKS STRIKE SPREADS.

Toledo, Sept 2s.-The strike of railway clerks is
srouine About four hundred men are now out
The roads affected the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
the Clover Leaf the Ohio Central the Hooking
v.uav the Michigan Central and the Pere Mar
oua+te AS vet freight handlers have not been
called out The Pere Marquette and the Wheeling
hare brought in nearly one hundred men to take
the places of the striking clerks
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
BEIIIGERENTs IN NEUTRAL PORTS.
Hague Committee Unable to Fix Duration Of
Stay-Coaling Rights.

The Hague. Sept cS.-The committee OF Ihe
naaca conference which has been discussing pro-
posals regarding the treatment OF oeliiseIe CIV
wa-ships IN neutral waters to-day voted urlaiil-
-,,ouelv IN favor Of warships being allowed to
-. ~, boar5 sufficient coal in neutral ports to
a,abIa them TO reach the nearest belligerent
port.
The committee was unable TO agree on the
-,er,od during which belligerent warsstps should
he allowed to remain in neutral ports
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
AMERICAN PEAT ASSOCIATION.

Norfolk Va. Sept S-A meeting will be held ak
the jamestown exposition from October Is to IS to
form an organization to be known as the American
Peat Association The object OF the association Is
TO utilize the many OF swamp land through
the country. at the time reclanlinz II FOR
agricultural and other uses and TO provide cheap
fuel II is also proposed demonstrate the mann.
facture Of by-products from peat
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
THE PLAGUE At OR4N.
Tvo Deaths, EleUen Cases-Wdr-
skips to LedUe Port.

Paris. Sept 2s-Pren1ier Clernercoau has -e-
ceived telegram from the Governor Of algeria
saving that .he existence Of the plague at the
port Ct Oran has been officially established Inc
soourge rrcke oGt in the lower part OF the TOWN.
There .s no doubt that II is the plague Two
deaths already have occurred and eleven cases
.-e ,o6er treatment Every possible precau-
ton 70 prevent the spread Of ehe disease has
been taken The warships and transports now
et o-an will at once leave the harbor.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
DE ANeEIls's BODY WASHED ASHORE

The body of Guido De Angels, the young New
Rochelle civil engineer whose boat was upset ny
a squan while he sailing the Sound with
Miss Beatrice Penton September q. was Washed
ashore at Rye yesterday afternoon. In the pocket
Of the coat found a note from the girl accept
ing an Invitation the sail which resulted tatalis
for both Of them. The body Of the girl was founo
on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
WILL NOT OBEY TWo-CENT LAW.
Pennsylvania Lines West Announce They
Will Await Approval by Commission.
rPy Telegraph To The Tribune

pittsburg Sept. 2s-Although the new two-cen'
rate law will go into effect IN Pennsylvania on
Monday. the Pennsylvania lines west alhounceu
.. A., tbe- tbev will not put the rate into effect
until the Interstate Commerce Commission approves
# which has not yet been done The commission
cannot approve Il 40 that II will be operative BE-
fore January l. No intimation has been received
as to what the Pennsylvania Railroad Will do
-.a pannsvvenia lines also announc. that, be-
ginning Monday they viii do away with "Trip. or
commuters. tickets family and firm tickets
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MRS. siEeEL AIDS WOMAN IN COURT.

MIR. and Mrs Henry Siegel came from Mama
roneck yesterday morning to appear in the York
Vile court for their chauffeur. John Sliney, who
was arrested on Friday speeding Fifth ave-
Sliney was reprimended and discharged.
While waiting in the courtroom Mrs. Siegel became
interested in the OF Mrs Mary Dietrich OF
No. 144s Second avenue. whose husband abandoned
her. She gave the poor woman So to buy some
thing for the infant which carried in her arms.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
HENRY ARTHUR JONES, sPRINTER.

Henry Arthur Jones. the English drarnatist, Wis
tied the Hppodrone yesterday afternoon and was
,.ra, hehind the scenes where he viewed the
mechanism the huge tank and the manner in
which the productions staged. He stand
ing with his back 10 the orchestra when the cur
tain went up on Pioneer Days" He scurried from
the stage, but the enthusiasm Of some friends who
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
TENNESSEE SALOON LAW VOID.

Knoxville, Tenn Sept. 2s.-The State Supreme
Court to-day held the Pedeton law to be constitu-
tional This statute enacted by the Tennessee
Legislature last spring. makes mandatory the
abolition of saloons in all cities in Tennessee OF
100 oo inhabitants less hereafter Incorporated
II being an amendment to the so-called Adams law,
which inhibited saloons in all towns of 6ooc less
population. 1t is virtual extension OF the -four
mile, law TO all cities in the state.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF GIRL,

tBy Telegraph to The Trbune1
lola. Kan. Sept. 2s.-Aiiss Nav Sipp the daughter
Of John n. Sipp. wealthy man, who lives near
here, found dead with her throat cut in the
back yard OF the family home last night There
appears be no reasonable explanation of the
deed. The tounspeople divided in their theories
regarding the Some assert that il is case
Of murder, while others say suicide.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
FATAL ACCIDENT AT NORFOLK.
Two Massachusetts, Women Run Down by
Shifting Train in Street.

Norfolk Va Sept. 2s.-Mrs. H. c. Munsell and
Mrs Henry Holmes both of Springfield. Mass, here
to attend the Millennal Dawn Tract Society con-
vention were killed tonight in Main street by =
Norfolk e. Western Railroad shifting train
The police had to interfere to prevent Mr.. Holmes
tllruping the dock
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
rATsKTLL WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTS.
To Advertise for Bids That Will Aggregate
About S15,000,000.

The Hoard Of Water Supply gave public notice to
contractors yesterday that II VIII adVeruse uut
-, - .,,.,,,,, and winter a number of contracts
on the reservoirs and aqueduct for the Catskill
water supply.
Including about twenty miles OF aqueduct and
.,,nnelng and the construction OF the new dam
,ear Valhalle II is estimated that about sl5~aeo
-., of ro-k will go to contractors after the bid
ding All Of this may not be given out this year
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
NEW ENGLAND TOUR BY STEAMER.

The annual autumn New England tour Of the
Hudson River Day Line is set for October L The
trip takes in the Hudson River. the Berkshires.
Ro.ton Newport and the Sound The return TO
New York is planned by way Of the Fall River
lin. steamers Five dollars will cover the cost OF
he
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
CROWN JEWELS AT MARSEuLES.
Experts TO Determine Value as Partial Sc.
curity for Loan

Marsetlles. Sept 2S.-M- Taxi brother Of Mo-
manned Tazi, the Moroccan Foreign Minister
arrived here to-day from Tangier, on his way
10 Paris. bringing with him the jewels of Sultan
Abd-el-Aziz, which will remain under seal until
experts can determine their value as part Sc
cursty for the loan which the Sultan is en-
deavortng TO raise in France in order TO cover
the war expenses and the Casablanca indemni-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
FRENCH CAMP UNDER WATER.
Heavy Rain at Casablanca--General Drude
May Move Forces.

Casablanca, Sept. 2S.-A downpour Of rain
last night almost flooded the camp occupied by
.he French troops commanded by General
DrIde The tents Of the sharpshooters this
morning have foot and half Of water in
them in spite Of the bitches dug TO carry of the
water The rainy season has begun in earnest
and il is considered probable that General Drude
VIII be compelled TO shift his camp to higher
ground
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

prietor the Carpenter House. in that city. yes
terday The coroner found that death was due 70
asphyxiation 1t found that Colonel Bliss had
accidentally disconnected tube from the gas
used heat the room. and fell asleep with
noticing the escaping gas The coroner issued
a burial certificate.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
AFTER HILL AND HARTMAN LINES.
Meeting of State Railroad Commissions IN
St Paul TO Fix Uniform Rates.

ST Paul Sept 2s-It became known To-Day tnat
- T laurence member Of the Washington State
I,oo-a ., Pa,,road Commissioners has been IN St
Paul since Thursday. and that he is arranging
for a conference of state railroad commissioners
along the lines OF the Hi and Hartman railroads.
TO arrive ct a uniform schedule Of raiiroad ra'eA
4 call for such meeting is being sent out
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MANY BODIES SWEPT TO SEA.
Heavy Loss of Life Near Malaga-Ihe
Weather Clearing.

Madrid. Sept. 2s-The Church Of Ben1narsosa'
7,ich was undermined by the food. fell last
night. There was no loss Of life.
Al Malaga many dead bodies nave oeen
washed down the river and out 10 sea-
The weather IN the south OF Spain Is clearing
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

recognized him outdistanced his speed Somebody
walled ..Speechv' but by that time Jones's well
known figure was forcing itself through the 44th
street stage entrance
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
4. Altn1att & On.
s4TH STREET. 18Th STREET AND 5TH AVENUE

e. Altman & On. HAVE RECEIVED THEIR AUTUMN
AND WINTER STYLES IN
GOWNS KINiONO WRAPS AND CLOAl-s. MILLINERY
HOUSE GOWNS NEGLICEES. DRESS SILKS. VELVEIS
COLORED AND BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
LACEs LACE ARTICLES ETC.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
AUTOMOBILE GARMENTS MOTOR CAPS AND HATS.
AUTUMN MILLINERY. PARIS MODEL HATS MISSES AND
cIIIDRENs MILLINERY.
woMENs MISSES AND GIRLS UNTRIMMED HATS
PLUMEs. FANCY FEATHERS. FLOWERS FOLIAGE AND
RIBBONS SUITABLE FOR TRIMMING HATS.
MISSES. GIRLS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. HATS
AND SHOES FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL WEAR
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

Coroner Squires. OF White Plains. investigated
The cause Of thu death Of Colonel John BlisA pro-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

RUGS. DRAPERES AND INTERIOR FURNISHINGS
u Ahman i UE DIRECT ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
FURNISHING OF PRIVATE DWELLINGS. APART
MENTs HOTELS AND CLUBS WITH
LACE CURTAINS. WINDOW SHADES. PORTIEREs
DRAPERY FABRICS. WALL COVERINGS. RUGS. ETC
RUGS MADE TO ORDER IN SPECIAL SIZES
AND IN DESIGNS AND COLORINCs TO HARMONlZE
WITH INFERIOR DECORATIONS
DESIGNS ESTIMATES WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR
THE ENTIRE OR PARTIAL FURNISHING OF HOUSES
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

SPECIAL SALES WILL BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY. OCT. lsT AND ID.
AS FOLLOWS: l3sE
N WEDNESDAY. OCT. 3D.
$50 ORIENTAL RUGS IN MEDIUM AND SNAIL
SIZES WILL BE OFFERED AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES }
400 PAIRS OF FRENCH LACE CURTAINS
WILL ALSO BE PLACED ON SALE.
500 YARDS OF FABRICS FOR DRAPER1Es AND
FURNITURE COVERINGS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-11

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