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New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
CAR SMASHES AMBULANCE.
A Hudson Street Hospital Physician and
Driver Narrowly Escape Serious Injury.

An ambulance of the Hudson Street Hospitai'
while answering a hurry call last night with
William J. Humphrey driving and DR.. Elliott Z.
Burrowes on the tailboard, was smashed INTO KIN
ding wood and pushed a block by horlhpouhu
Eighth avenue car at West Broadway and worth
street Both men badly bruised and cut but
escaped serious injury.
Thirty passengers in the cara third OF them
women-vsere thrown into a panic by the collision.
but none hurt. The ambulance was crushed
up against an Il" pillar at Franklin street ana
the horse so badly hurt, being pushed along
with the wreckage that IL was shot. The motor
man, John Waters twenty-four years, old. OF No
go West 2ith street, arrested, Dr Blrrowes
blaming hin
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
BURGLARS LEAVE NAUGHTY NOTES.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune ]


Eastport. Long Island June 17.-The cottage
o. Dr. Albert II. Ely. a summer resident Of this
NAae@, robbed OF a quantity of silver last
night The thieves left note saying: Leave
me silver out tonight; win return later" ."
1de plated ware the thieves disdained and pla-
carded il with note reading mo good" The
burglary has aroused the summer cottagers. who
VIII probably offer a large reward for the arrest
Of the culprits. The robbery is the first one
% any consequence here in several years DIR.
Ely opened his cottage here last month His
city home is at No A West 56th street, Man
haitian
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
NEW YORK WOMAN's LOSSES.
Mrs. Blackson Accuses Frenchman of Swim
ding Her Out of $4,000

Paris, June IA woman giving the name OF
Mrs Rlackson and said TO be the wife of the
nronrietor of one of the largest hotels in New
York from whom she is separated. made the ac-
auaintance in Paris Of a person named Porte
whom she says obtained $20O00 from her on
false pretences The Public Prosecutor VIII
omen an inquiry into the matter
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
NO REAssEssMENT IN JERSEY CITY

Word was received in Jersey City yesterday that
the Court of Errors and Appeals had filed a decl-
sion at Trenton reversing the Supreme Courts rul-
ing which sustained order of the State Board of
EQUALIZATION n Taxes for a re-assessment of all
property in Jersey City. The railroads having ter
minas in Jersey City contested last years assess
ments before the State Equalization Board the
ground that their property had been assessed
fairly high The contention sustained by the
State Board and the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
MRS. POTTER PALMER TO WED EARL
Chicago Social Leader to Marry ViscOunt
FitzClarence, Baron of Tewkesbury
Y reIerranh 70 The Tribune.


Chicago, June 17-Advfces were received to-
night from London telling Of the engagement OF
Mrs Potter Palmer to Aubrey FitzClarence
Earl of Munster and Baron Of Tewkesbury The
wedding will take place in London in the fall
The earl is bachelor, forty-five years old
He is a gentleman usher TO King Edward. His
London residence is No. 70 Elizabeth street
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
WOULD NOT JOIN UNION; KILLED.


Anderson. Ind. June I7-Joan Mckibbon en-
l.oyed by telephone, company, was stabbed 10
death last night by union men. II is said because
Ae had refused 20 attend meeting al which he
was expected to join the union He resented being
called 'scab." and the stabbng followed Two
non were arrested. charged with the crine
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
ROXBURGHE GEMS LOST.
Je1cel Case Stolen from Douager
Duchess on Trip to DOncaster.

London. June 1.-THE Dowager Duchess of
RoXburghe had a jewel case containing gems
valued at many thousands of dollars stolen from
her while a railway journey from London 10
Doncaster on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
THOMAS RoBB SUED FOR ALIMoNY.
Former Wife of Man Who Married Janet
Priest Alleges Five Months Arrearages
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Phladelphia, june lI-Marie Gray RObb
brought suit to-day for unpaid alimony which
she alleges is due her from her divorced hus-
band, Thomas Robb, jr., who married Janet
Priest, the actress, in New York last week.
The alleged arrearages cover period of five
months. Mr.. Robb who is a member of prom
inent family Of this city, is said To be wealthy
having inherited a considerable fortune from his
father.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
NEGRO Ex- SOLDIER A SUICIDE.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun,

It3y 7" IIIUuHt.I
Atlanta, June l7-John Williams a negro who
said that he had been corporal in the battalion
that shot up" Brownsville, swallowed carbollc
acid this afternoon when arrested on a charge of
attempting to pass ivFSea order on the paymas-
ter here for pay solder. The negro died half
an halr later. The statement called soy $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
GATES AFTER WATERS PIERCE cor


Tulsa Ind. T. June 17.-It is rumored here that
John w Gates who is the largest stockholder in
the Texas Oil Company, is negotiating to pur-
chase the Texas interests of the Waters Pierce
Oil Company. which was recently ousted from
Texas by the courts.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
HEARING ON oPToMETRY BILL.

Albany. June 17.-Representatives of the State
Medical Society and several opticians appeared
day before Governor Hughes. in opposition to
Assemblyman Vests bill. which Il designed to
regulate he practice of optonietry. The bill pro-
vides for tic appointment of state commission.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
THE SECOND EMPIRE" OF THE NEw

ork Central Americas Greatest Railway svs-
-, -, IS fast daily train. leaving New York Al
- =. - = d., aIriYtns Euhalo 1929 =. NJ: stopping
a.. -.4"t-|' Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Batavia
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
THE SUMMER TIME TABLE

OF the Long Island Railroad. with additional ssg-
vice. will take effect June 2oth-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
pEWEVs RICH OLD PORT WINE.

Strengthens the Weak and OverwoTked
H T. Dewey & Sons Co.. 13s Fulton ST.. New YORK
-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

AFTER ALL, uSHER's THE SCOTCH
that made the highban famous-Advt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
SiOuIcUclt nub bic GiIcn6abncn.

Tonif ongcbli6 Elm tiinitGid 6erbe-
geliibrtcr llno ioa Sen oroBen
sanilppcl matt ieben. - @riin.
oung zines 9icgierlingS Iepnrte.
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W bington, &c, t5. MGrj.
- Ter llnItano, 0oB @oupernelr
Geneen bon SllinoiS, bcglcitet bon
Dem 8enernl.2lmpoIt oeS StaotcS,
berfonmt, Inn nit Dem ErGiioenten
81 conleriren, bat 5u Der gerilhtpei.
len Grmeiterlutg geiiibrt, bnB GrGii.
bent 9ioolepelt beobiidtige, nit elmer
groBen gln5nbl pon Stauta @ouuer.
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ren BON Staoten Oeren 2egisIaturen
iid nit Giienbabn @eiebgebllng be.
id0iti9en Seipredungen iiber Iegis.
lutipe WtaBnabmcn 0ieler llrt ob3us
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lationen nit Ser ngllton.9ubn" gum
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in Setraft ge5ogen oaB alt6 Der
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mn Die @innilf)lng 0eS Suits Ge-
partcments 81 redtlertigen o0er mini.
idersmertb erIhcinen 5u lalien. Dinn
lpiir6e, menn 0a9 ser 6aQ, IN oieienI
Sale nit oen ltaatlihen 9eb0r0en
uon Sllinois SonO in SonO aeben,
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,eiieu in Ohio ltno Wtiilouri geifeben.
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iiingIt 10 oIienber}i8 geuoroen, 81
oen Yboien giienbobnleuteiL" binter
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bcrillhteln nnlB.
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Sflaboma uirb Erubibitiunsitaat.

@ntbrie, SfIa, 10. Ndr3.
Gie GonItitllonte, melhe tt5 Gage in
Siblmg mar, bat ibre glrbeiten ge.
i6lolicn. 9lls 9ieiultut oerielben miro
Otlobomo Elm Yrobibitionsitaat iein.
Gic Gori6Idge in 9e5ug auf 8eiber.
itinmrcht lmo oSim Grum @ag-
gOnS" iiir 9feger nlroen uermorien.
bieienigcn IN 9e5ug oui Snitiatipe
umo TeiercnOunL iopie oui Npminu.
tion bon Stnntsbeomteu uno 9unoes.
Senatoren ourh TrimGrmobIen oo.
gegen nngenommen.
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@aaitrabc bernbigt fd.
&crtrancu nnf ocm Nfticnmurft uies
Der bcrgcitrllt.

Giuidreiten Der Hc9ierlng botte Oen
1emiinidbten griolg. - Steigenoe
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bobn Wagnoteu. - 8ounernelw
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men. - ErditOent WtcGreo m0
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por9eitri9cn Generalization uno Gie
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lebtcn poor Go8cn poriibcr aingen,
obnc ir0cnb cine 6irmo 81 SAL 5u
bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
2g'ineu
neri6aHen
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re9uIiren uno ben 4ntientCn bon oiefem 2eioen
betreten. Gin ooer 6iuet Der Raomab fben Bill.
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len s4mer3en uno Grdabeit Der eeber Ieioen
neroen oaS Sbitem in Oronung buIten uno ee.
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len anfammeH 8cnommen. glttunesooa
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aopfweb,
Tranenleioen,
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aen, BnnIte unb 5Iimmern Dor ben auaen,
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e'elib I'M 5Ieiib. @trtge 9oien bon Raoiuab
9ilen nerben oas ebem bon aIen oben ans..
fiiDrieH 9eioen befreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
TaS ttebef her liebel

1T, Seriioptung 5u oeruadlI9en. oenn bic
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meoer aui. ipeChe iriiber aIseei6ieoen iporoeu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

Sn Eoint la Sote, Ga, eridoB
gbitncp Nioliere, elm iunger Eflan.
ser, geltern Die 17.iGbrige Sgnoi
Gobion uno iib ielbit, neil oos MGo.
den ieine misunderstanding 5uriidse'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
@xtrasSipiSemSe
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pon Baltimore,

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0dnlprrhpihcn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-07
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The Georgia Coast and Pied
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ways centerng the tn5ugat on the
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Inc work Mr.. Hayenor accomplished
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The Washington times., 1907-04-04
MUTES TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM CENTRAL

punching of hits at crucial moments
gave Gallaudet a hard earned victory
over the Central High School baseball
team at Kendall Green yesterday. 10 l.
This is the second time the mutes have
defeated Central
The game opened with Holiday on
the rubber for the nlutes. against
Rheem for Central The former lasted
but five innings, but Dillon, The crack
sOuthQaw Of the Kendall Green team.
replaced him. and held his opponents
safe with but three hits during the re-
mainder OF the game
Rheem pitched a mastery game for
his team, and had IL not been for a
slight let-up in the eighth, when he was
found for three hits, would have won
He was backed up wei. Angus Mac
Donald carried off the honOrs both in
the held and at bat. with fourteen put
outs and tire hits 10 his credit one
Of these hits was for three bases and
scored two men.
The score:
The Washington times., 1907-04-04
RACING N(
5Nanager CantaJ0n,s Pacific Coast Find
LOOKS Better Egery Day; Berth Is Assured
ROBSON AND ATTELL D
IN LIGHTNING-FI
First Englishman and Then American
Neither Has Necessary Dream Prod III
Has Abe in Misery in SIKH
By TAD.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April f.-Greek
met Greek last night, when Abe Attell
and Spike Robson crossed mits for their
initial six-round so.
Abraham met a master OF eleyerness
when ne faced the speed marvel from
England. and. although he tried every
trick and punch ne knew, he could
do no more than black the left eye Of
the foreigner
Giving the fight as the man up tae
tree would. the best that could be saiu
was a draw. At times the shiTty Apra-
ham made the Britisher look IKE q
wooden Indian. and then again Spike
made Abe look Ike sparring partner.
Neither Has the wallop.
Neither of the featherweight wonders
has a slap that would shake a pint
Of milk. Robson otter held his face
open 20 the slams of Attell liz order TO
get one in himself. Both landed what
looked to be the money producing wal
lops time and time again, but there
was never the signal Of distress once
from either man. Like the famous
rhyme, It was ION again, off again. gone
again. Finnegan."
In the books it says that sound travels
.S3 miles an hour. Wen, sound has not
Anything on either of these fellows when
IL comes To rapid transit In the first
and second rounds Attell jabbed and out
boxed the bouncing Robson, but, as the
battle grew, the British gent JdbDed,
punched and hooked so fast that our
beloved Abraham looked as though he
had swallowed something that did not
agree with him.
In the fourth, Abe slammed some
let's on Spikes eye that raised a lump.
Ike a water blister and REDEEMED his
nose and mouth so that the crowd
howIed with delight In the fifth Spike
crossed Abe with lightniBg-like rights,
shaking the latter up and calling out
yelps from his Philadelphia admirers
There was much time taken up with IN
The Washington times., 1907-04-04

wei. well. we got the coin" yell
ed Billy Means. one OF the smartest
OF Washington horse players. as he
rushed for the home-running race
trains out at Benning last evening. This
he and hundreds OF other players GER
tainly did.
Four well-played avorites came
through during the afternoon. and one
OF the long shots, John E. Madden's
Servile at Is TO l. received a rafting
play. place and show. The bookmakers
had an awful day and are in dire dis
tress, while all over town the sports
are wearing q deep-seated smile which
Is only seen on the faces of winners.
Probably 100000 or more in actual coin
was taken from the betting ring and
brought down town last evening.
Another day such as yesterday and
the Washington public viii surely quit
the current spring meeting very much
TO the good. So far il has been an
equal break. Had GaFth's horses and
Mllier's mounts gone through at the
same winning average of last autumn
the bOokmakers would be now on the
run, but the trainer and the Jockey
have been as successful as anticipated By
the local followers OF the game. Yes
terday Radtke received q hearty sup
port and is fast becoming idolized after
the manner of the adulation rendered
Marvellous Miller. However, do as
well as they may, the Washington play
ers viii scarcely equal their record OF
last autumn. They followed Miller I'M
falterinsly, and as he rode an average
of three winners day during the last
week Of racing, a bunch of coin was
left here by the bookies.
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alone win with one. MeIntyre's normal
weight is 130 pounds. He is trying 10
do 100 pounds He is nothing but a
wreck
Jockey Dangman is picking the win
neTs these days. He is accounted one
Of the smartest chaps with the figures
in the ring.
Three more bookmakers closed shop
yesterday. However. George BOles
came on.
Essex Is touted as a sure thing in the
Chevy Chase On Saturday II allowed to
ssarL.
II. Roster Dulany. Of Baltimore. has
refused To again take the post of chair
man OF the press committee N connec-
ton with the Dinner Stakes. It Is said
the New York newspaper men are any
thing but kindly disposed toward him.
THE SUMMARIES.
First race-SeIling; three-year-olds
and up; six and a half furlongs; Co
lumbia course. Belle Of Jessamine. 101
tRadtke). TO ! and to ). won. Scarfel
los (McIntyre), even and TO 5. second;
Waterdog. 100 Johnson. 3 10 ]. third
Time, 1.43 %. Verness and Conjecture
also ran.
Second Tace-For maiden two-year-
Odds. four and a half furlOngs; old
course. Trey Of Spades. 104 u. John
SOM, / to ; and / 10 . won; Blember,
l0I (Noone), I TO 2 and even, second; ;
Laudable, l04 (Radtie), TO J. third
Time, O:57. Bob Callahan. jr.. Marston.
CartWheel. Kate Carney. and Desider-
alum also ran.
Third race-SelIing: for three-year-
0lds and up. seven fuTlOnES: Columbia
course. Buttons, 10l tRadtke). . to
and even. won; Jerry G. lG q. John
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Summary: Earned washington.
1, Indianapolis, 1. First base by errors
Washington, 3; indianapolis. l. Left on
bases Washington, 7; Indianapolis, 4.
Fisher, /; off Kellum, ]. Innings pitched
By Fisher, 4; by Kellum, 8. Hits made
OF Fisher. /, of Kellum, T. Struck
out-By Graham, f; by Kellum, 3. Two
base hits-Perrine, Selgle, Hopke Sac
rifice hits-AltiZer, Perrine. Hare Stolen
base-AndersOn. Hit by pitcher-By
kellun, l. Umpire-Jack Grimm. Time
OF game hour and 60 minutes
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Runs scored-N Macdonald, Turton,
Taggert, Rheem, Copper %, O'DOnnell
-, and Morris. Earned runs-Central,
g.: Gaiiaudet 5. First base by errors
Central, /; Gallaudet. 2 Left on bases
Central, 5; Gallaudet. 6. First base on
balls-Oh Rheem, 4; off Holiday, 1; OF
Dillon. l. Innings pitched-By Holiday
>; by Dillon. 4. Hits made-On
Holiday, 5; off Dillon, > Struck
Cut-By Rheem. 5; by Holiday. s. by
Dillon. l. Three base hit-A MacDon-
old. Two base hits-Hdllidav and
0'DOnnell. Stolen Thomas
Davis, Hover ~. Cooper o.. O'Dounell
%. and NJ iris %. Passed balis-Rich-
ardson, 1; Fisher. l. Umpires-Messr
Harper and UnderhiH. Time of game
] hour and 3 minutes