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New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
BROADWAY HOUSE FELL
TUO L4BORERS INJURED.
Bmlding at 58th Street Collapsed
While Being RemOdcll6d.

Through the looseuing Of the beams ana Joi7's
or a building at Broadway and 5Nth street which
was being rernodelej the structure collapsed yes
tcr,!ay afternoon shortly after clock. \ gang
OF Italian Iaburers IN charge u the e-Eheen-yetr-
old son Of the contractor Harry Nlehers. OF No lo-
Mvrtle avenue Brooklyn. was at work IN the build
ing at the time. and all but two escaped without
serious iuttry.
The building. which was occupied up 10 q month
ago hv an automobile supply company. Is owned py
Walter Su'uu0u. a real estate agent II No 5tu
Fifth avenue. according 90 the h.otteT - the west
9th street polio, station. The wurkmen were tax
Ing down tile brick front # the builtins when the
coIlauee came the roof and thi~d NgoT with parts
Of the second. coming down with "a crash. ming
broadway and 5Nth street with beams, bricks.
MASTERING and CurUiCe stones. y fire alarm was
turned I'm and the reserves from three precincts
were called ont TO clean away the debris covering
the worI,ruau and blocking the Broadway car tracks
As the fire engine answering the alarm was go
ing north iu broadway 4frh street It's rear wheels
sryervrd and struck express wagon driven by
Matthew Aiuswortu. @; 10 .SS Tenth avenue.
AIuswertu was thrown from his seat and fell on
his head An ambulance WAS summoned from
Bellevue. aud DI. Jubr.dee said Aiusworth was
suffering from fracture of the skull.
Tho TWO italians who were injured 10y the fell OF
the building w,v, Frank EorcuN and Louis bevi-
raIdi both ot No. 800 East 18Th street Boreua was
lut D,vlualIi. after being treated by the anbu-
lance SURGEON was able 20 Eo home.
The police arrested Harry NlebcrE. who was IN
charge tho laborers at the time OF the accident.
and locked him up charge ~ criminal care
lcssncss An inspector from the Department OF
buildings examined tho ruins. but would not say
what he thought OF the accident.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
OSSIFIED, THAT'S ALL.
Bill Died as He Had LiUed. q
Human Nugget-Hot Ari~Onq Tale.

After round OF hot weather stories from ma
sitters on "NIedirating'' MIchaels bench. in City
Hall Park yesterday afternoon. ''N1E-AssessabIe'
Smith who went broke n mining speculation.
spoke UP;
But that amt nothln' 70 what run across in
the shape OF hot weather down in tocH-5e county
Arizona, twelve years ago.
II had for a pardner a man named B'lssr-Bm
RoIger-aud he was powerfully addicted o. the use
Of ardent spirits. Well. was up i'm The Dragon
Mountains not far from the Black Diam ri camp,
when me an Bill ruu OUT or -ruh- I went to
Black Diamond for supplies, leaving H-- 10 run
our prospect.
"Our shack was on a fat rock While vas
gone a grcaser came along and s7It H.L some
e-.,.-fresh eggs. he said. Eiu was d--ak ne
would a knowed better. bur he bought --e esss,
an cs he was nigh fa-ui=aeI h- made ready %
cook en-
by accident he dropped one of them eggs On
the rock and il was that hot that dly that before
he could scrape IT up it was fried 70 q --r1 l-1-
give Bin an idee. He took al! tne eggs and broke
'erl into one glorious ouleiet After leaving EN-
on The rock IN the sun for fifteen minutes they
was done.
When 7 got in about 10 O'Clock that rt-a-. Hil
WAS all doubled up an E-oauiu'. / seen ta- reason
fo- IL as soon as 7 seen tine eE5 shells, e-- --N
E!I hadn't IouE 20 live. Ne see i-S-r.- 0- t-al
eggs beiu' hens eggs. they was ella monster es5'
and deadly p'ison-
II hustled flr q doctor. but It want nm Use.
Ril was dead before midnight When Va ca--a
IN LIT him into pine box we Eil t.s surprise
Of our lie. He weighed about sixteen --..',l
pounds,
Well" continued .'Nou-Assess1t'e'- eve vas
knocked plumb silly about his weiErt TIL tie doc
tor got 10 Iookin' him over. He seems 90 as oss-
fed he
I've noticed i, on BIZ before. sez T.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
DOCTOR INSANE FROM HEAT.
Attacks Wife and Is Locked Up-Three
Deaths in Pittsburg.
IBy IeIegraph TO The Trihunel

Pittsburg July 23.-Dr T. b. Allison. n well
known physician OF Tarentum. member of the
school board and prominent In all the affairs OF
the town. was driven insane yesterday after
noon by the heat. After having made a number
of professional visits he went homo a maniac
attacked his wife and would have seriously in
Jured her mad she not fed. He was overpowered
and locked up
There were three additional deaths in the citv
from the heat to-day and number of prostra
tions child OF a foreigner died in its mothers
arms while she was hurrying to a hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24

..T mean scientific ossacatiou.' said the o''''''
gettin' mad. -, "a
1T was all a mystery 10 US till we tooA -
the Copper Queen assay oflice IN bisoee. ~, ar' s
gineers found that all but IL pounds 0i D'''
goId-95 pure. - ~
''Ye see them eSgs done IT, Bein' '"e 7.,t -
n ella monster. they fu! OF cS'',-'''' .--.-
the rock on which Bill fried the 's5s "- -,
bearin' Tho cyanide IN the eggs s'' '' 30 I.,'I
was n cvani3e plant fun of so.J w-ea he s''
the eggs down. IN ~,
THAT started rush OF people eN'T-'''" - 80
the new process. but the esgs soon save - ---,.,I
they had 70 go back 20 the old way 4 - d,
BINS carcass. an ever since then I've gee" "
Easy street-at least amt done tap OF w0FA'
said Non ASsessRble'
After a long pause Michael said;
We believe your story-espectally the Ias' P
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
HAROLD S. VANDERBILT SAFE.
Arrives with Party in Sloop Yacht Trivia
at Old Point Comfort.

Norfolk, Va. July 23.-Harold 5 Vanderbilt and
party arrived at Old Point Comfort in the soop
yacht Trivia to-day. The party il registered at a
hotel This afternoon Mr.. Vanderbilt was in Nor
folk 10 find Captain l. ". Crowley. Of his yacht
who remained In Newport. r l., i'll and came here
by steamer. Captain Crowley had been telegraph
ing for Information of the yachts whereabouts.
The Trivia left New London. Conn, July 10 for the
jamestown exposition.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
RESPITE FOR LORD" HARRINGTON
Governor Folk Grants Thirty Days and Will
Investigate Petition for Commutation

jefferson city. Mo. July Ex-Governor Folk
to-day granted a respite OF thirty days 10
Lord" Frederick Seymour harrington. under
sentence 10 be hanged at Clayton, Mo. July
% for the murder Of james L. McCann.
Governor Folk gave his reasons for grant
ing the respite that he desired to have time 10
investigate fully and consider petition pre-
sented by state Supreme Judges Graves and
valiant for communication Of Barringtons death
sentence.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The rIeated walking skirt continues to be the
favorite one with the result that fresh variations
are appearing from time 10 time. Here is one Of
the latest that is exceedingly graceful and attrac-
tive in addition TO being novel, while with all Its
other advantages il is simple. IN the illustration
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
HoW no ADDREss TIIE 7. S. s.

All letters and packages intended for the 7. S. S.
should be addressed to the Tribune sunshine So
ciety, Tribune Building, New York City. II the
above address is carefully observed. communica-
tions intended the T S. s. will be less likely u
go astray. The Tribune Sunshine Society has no
connection with any other organization pub
lication using the word Sunshine" All checks
and money orders should be made payable TO the
Tribune Sunshine Society.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
LETTERs pELIVERED AFTER 50 YEAHS'

washington. July 23-The PostotIlce pepartihen.s
has succeeded In finding claimants for he@'lS
the thirty-seven letters which were re'eii''' "a
turned from Mexico. where they had oye" - -
more than thirty years. In many cases either -
ter or addressee. and I'm few instances o''"' -
died and the letters We're delivered 10 S"'''''
relatives. . ~.
The letter with the most interesting h!s'NlS -
mailed at Lavirk. Norway, November r. A''1' -
dressed to u sailor at Mlnatlton. MeNlto' WrSsn
he had gone when 4 boy OF eighteen years V,n
the letter reached Mexico he had gone % So. Sous
America. whence he later returned 10 ~.
without having received the cominunicauv.- -
quarter of century ago he came 10 the I'm -
States. DurinC all these years the letter h1N Is
malned In the Mexican poStoticc. and Wnch = - -
turned In to the division OF dead letters II -
sent To the place OF origin in Norway. from thets
back to this country. and finally delivered % - -
man at Stanley. Wis. where he Is prospeiOS-
citizen with a fauilX-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
KITE OBSERVATIONS AT BLUE HILL

Hyde Park, Mass. July 23.-With II favorable
breeze a series OF kites up from the
Blue Hill observatory to-day In connection with
the simultaneous observations in many parts of the
world OF the phenomena OF the upper air. The tests
besaa yesterday, and will continue for q week
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
MONEY RECEIVED.

"A Friend OF the 7. s. s." has sent $40 TO pay
the board Of a working woman at the Rest Home
for two weeks. s. for the emergency fund; \.
l. S. sI5; Mrs. John Graham. So, and Mrs Mary c.
Tubbs, So. FOR the outing fund; Miss Grace keator,
80 cents in stamps for postage; "A friend, IN MEM
ory Of Miss Laura VI Rankin $50. to he ap
piled as thought best at the o1sce with the hope
that lit may bring sunshine into some couded
lives; Marion K Pell. 81, for the summer work
among city sufferers: Mrs. George Perkins
Lawton. president Of the Saratoga branch s.,
as branch dues.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
PAPAL DELEGATE TO CUBA HERE.

Mgr. Aversa, PUpal Delegate TO Cuba. arrived
here yesterday from Havana the steamer
Saratoga. He will be the guest of Archbishop
Farley for few days, and will then sail for Rome.
1t is understood he has been called to Rome on
important business relating 10 the Church In Cuba
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24

Dr. Osler. Of choroform fame. is said 10 be bit
terly opposed to the of soup. A New York
merchant, quoted in What to Eat" says that his
wife who a wreck from nervous dyspepsia
ordered by DR. Osler to omit the soup course
at dinner. There is popular fallacy." DR.. Osler
IS reported 10 have said tho patient that soup
is 1Ourishing. That is mistake. 1t is of the
most harmful things one can eat OF course there
times when simple beef mutton broth Is
not TO be condemned. But n rule soup is posi-
lively dangerous II dilutes the gastric juices and
II ferInents too rapidly TO permit It to be easily
digcsted II is the greatest Of dyspepsia and
nervous disorders Vegetable soup should be
thrown into the garbage pail, where ii belongs. In
stead of being poured into a delicate stomach
Half the nervous wrecks among society folk who
live well caused by eating soup" The mer-
chant testihes that his wife Is well and strong to-
day and can eat anything the menu except
EouR
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
WANTS.

Mrs. Randall. of New Brunswick. makes ap
peal for helpful sunshine In behalf Of two shut
in members who her correspondence list,
IN Maine and one in New York State. Neither
has the money buy the medicines needed.
Mrs. Belle Chamberlain, OF Dale. Caldwell
County. Tex. Route 2, writes thai she is not able
10 sew, silk pieces need be sent to
her for the present She would, however. like to
receive letters. q her life IS very lonely.
A Pennsylvania member. who has broken down
from overwork in her efforts pay off debts
incurred by her mothers sickness and death, snys
that the doctor orders and treatment This
has been made possible by the invitation Of q rel
ative but clothes and underwear needed Being
skilful with her needle, she renovate anything
contributed for her Gifts may be sent TO the gen
eral Office, and box VIII be forwarded her.
Another want comes from Cane River n. c. as
follows:
President Of the T. S. S: am teaching in a
mission school here, and very much hampered
IN my work by lack Of dictionaries and charts
1 would be very grateful If through the T. s s.
you could send small dictionaries for
desk work (cOuld use fifteen TnoreD. some charts
showing effects Of liquor system and other
physiological drawings and some small maps Of
the different continents and countries. The only
map have is one OF the United States our school
begins August 3. LOTUS MA E SMITH"
A poor house painter in Pennsylvania needs
brushes 10 do the job work by means of which
he can earn something for his family. The cost
IS g
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
CONTRIBUTIONS.

Two boxes Of clothing, hats and underwear, have
come from Mrs. Saunders, OF Yonkers n. Y: a box
OF excellent clothing for the little girls who go
outing parties from Irvington. n. Y; box OF scrap
pictures from "A friend in Brooklyn" largo col
lection Of pretty colored woods from Mrs Payne
OF Titusville, Penn; clothing, from Mrs John
Rankin; books, from "A T. S. s. member; SOU
venir postals from DR.. Tanning. OF Walters Park
Penn: pictures and reading matter for children
from Miss Mount. OF Hoboken; generous contribu-
tons of lovely flowers. from Friends Of Sun
shine" at Jericho. Long Island and from Spring
Hollow Farm. Northport. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24

thank Thee that the sight Of sun-lit lands
And dipping hills, the breath Of evening grass
That wet. dark rocks and flowers in my hand
Still give me daily gadness pass.
-JuItet NVilDor ThOmpkins
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
FOR THE REST HOME.

trunk full Of useful things has been sent to the
= S. S Rest Home, at Clarks Falls by the Elm
City branch OF New Haven. II contained some OF
the hospital supplies furnished by this branch for
its own emergency work. and Will be invaluable In
OF any sudden illness the home The con-
tents also included art.Nes OF clothing, materials
for sewing and books for the library. Some pretty
silk japanese fans are one Of the numerous con-
tributionS by Mrs. +. A Greene. The first work.
ing girl sent 10 the home said, when her two
weeks were gone, that she meant to hide under the
bed and make believe she belonged to the next
party. When compared with her home life Il is
wonder she had good Observation-Disclosures twice
day all the milk she wanted to drink. and veg
etables fresh from the gardens. a Clergyman has
made appeal for two sisters in need Of rest go
the home. As their means limited they
VIII be the recipients of the cheer furnished by
others. The Offlce has received money 10 pay ex-
penses for six such worthy working women
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court, District of Alaska, Second Diyi- sion. Nome Precinct.
 Before Hon. F. E. Fuller, United States commissioner, and ex oflicio probate judge.
 In the matter of the estate of William J. R. Mccarthy. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administratrix of the estate ot William J. R. Mccarthy. deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased. to ex' hibit them. with the necessary vouch- CTS, within six (6) months from and after the publication of this notice to Marguerite Mccarthy, the said admin. r. istratrix, at the office of John T. Reed and c. s. Hannum. Board of Trade building. POP Front street Nome Alaska.
 Date of first publication of this mo- tice. May 31. 1907.
 MARGUERITE MCCARTHY.
 Administratrix of the Estate of
 William J. R. Mccarthy. De-
 ceased. r
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To John Joiner, Joe Crowley. Swan C. Nelson, Pearl Nelson, John Earth Leon Boruszak, Samuel Davison their heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars each year for the years 1905 and 1906 upon the following claim, to- wit: The Wisconsin group, 160 acres situated on the left limit of Derby creek; located August 10, 1904; re- corded August II. 1904, Vol. 135. page 426.
 And you each are hereby notified that if at the expiration of ninety days after the publication of this notice you should fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditures, as CO., owners, your respective interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, co-owner of the said claim, under the provisions of the said Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 CARL B. NELSON,
 Co-Owner. First publication. July IT. 1907. Last publication, October g, 1907. w
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Maurice Johnson, his heirs, sue. cessors or assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars for eac hof the years 1900, 1901 1902, 1903. 1904. 1905 and 1906 upon the following claim, to-wit: That claim known as discovery on Hastings creek in the Cape Nome recording district. District of Alaska.
 And you are further notified that If you do not. within ninety (90) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of said ex- penditure, as co-owner. your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, under Section 2324. Revised Statutes of the United States.
 First publication, June 24. 1907.
 Last publication, Sept. 30. 1907.
 w. B. HASTINGS, M Co-Owner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
CORPORATION PRESIDENT
 ARRESTED

FREDERICK, N. J., July 15.-Solo- mon Crum, Frederick county farmer hired as harvest hand a stranger who applied to him for work. He was sur prised today to learn his helper was head of corporation doing business in Philadelphia and New York.
 The man is Elmer G. Email. presi- dent of a silk company. His identity was revealed when the sheriff of Fred erick county came to arrest Small on warrant charging forgery.
 Small is alleged to have forged cer- tificate representing that he owned property to the value of $So,000. With this certificate he negotiated the pur- chase of $60.000 capital stock in silk company He was made president of the company April 24, last.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
INSURANCE COMPANIES
 THREATEN TO LEAVE WiSCOnSin'S Governor Requested to Veto Bill--InSuranCe
 Laws Impossible

Davidson by the companies. All the companies express regret at being com peled to withdraw but state that the proposed laws, while no more drastic than the laws of New York and Mas sachusetts, are so theatrical and un- sound and so conflicting with the laws under which the companies already op- crate in their own states as to make 1t impossible to remain in Wisconsin.
 The governor was given written statement to this effect. signed by twenty agents of fourteen companies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
MRS. BRADLEY
 AT LIBERTY
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. -.- Justice Wright of the supreme court of the District of Columbia today au- thorized the admission to bail of Mrs Annie M. Bradley, under indictment on the charge of murdering former United States Senator Borwn. of Utah, in the sum of $15,O00 Affidavits iron. the surgeon who performed the operation on Mrs. Brown last Saturday were read in which it was stated that open air exercise would be necessary for the complete restoration of Mrs Bradley's health before her trial in october.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
GUARDING GILDED
 YOUTHS
Nuggets Special Service.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-Telegrams from Windso say that Lady Naylor-L -Leyland, widow of the late Sir Herbert Naylor- Leyland, and a daughter of the late William Selah Chamberlain of Cleve- land, Ohio, fearing for the safety of her two sons, Sir Albert and George, who are students at Eton, has employ ed three detectives to watch over her boys day and night.
 The young men will inherit large fortune at the age of 21.
 This fact, it is alleged, has aroused the jealousy of relatives, and Lady Naylor- fearing they might be kidnapped, hired detectives to guard them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
INVENTS BOAT WHICH
 GOES 60 MILES AN HOUR

The beam is 27 feet over all, with AZ foot beam. and glides over the water instead of cutting through it. It has an engine and deep-set propeller. but the innavation consists in perpendicular steel rims that extend IS inches below the bull. To the rims are fastened slanting steel planes which support the hull.
 MT. Hewitt has attained a speed of 3S miles an hour on the Sound and expects to do far better this week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu9UoeU 0PeC'dt 0e'v'SSs
 MILWAUKEE Aug 1.-Promising that if the governor signs the life in- surance bills recently passed by the legislature the large companies will be forced to withdraw from Wisconsin, not even excepting the Northwestern Life waukee representatives of large com panies have united in an endeavor to persuade Governor Davidson to veto the bills now before him.
 Telegrams are being sent Governor
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02

their just dues. besides giving our op- orators considerable annoyance by taking up their time and interfering with the promptness of the service. win please take notice that such acts are in violation of the company's rules.
 and hsrsafter subscribers win pleas, notify central at once. giving the name of the party whom they degire con
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02

nected. Charges for the switch will then be made to the subscriber. Other. wise no connection will be given. Any of the company's rules by subscribers will be deemed sufficjen. cause for the withdrawal of their ser vice. A. E. BOYD,
 General Manager
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
MATTERS
 RECORDED
LOCATIONS, CONFERENCES, ETC., FILED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
AUGUST i, 1907. Locations.

I0CdItOnSs Nellie group, R. l.. Bonanza river, July IS, 1907, by Robert Engstrom ct al.
 Hazel group R. l.. Bonanza, July IS, 1907, Robert Engstrom ct al. Avoca fraction, joining No. 16 be- low Dry creek L. L., July 30, 1907, F. J. Hickey.
 Water right on Evening gulch, July 1s, 1907 by Sunset mining company.
 Convey yances. J. H. Dunn to Chas. Brown, July 30, 1907, Dunn association claim on Iron creek.
 J. A. Littrel ct aY to Cedric Ditch Co.,, Aug 1, 1907, Wild Cat or No. 6 below on Oregon creek.
 J. A. Littrel ct al to Frank s. Smith. August 1, 1907, 1-3 interest in Our Choice association on Willow creek, trib. to Penny river.
 P. J. Coston, trustee. to w. F. Slug ilmaur and r. M. Lain. lot No. 23 block No. 8, Nome, July 16, 1906. Golden Link M. &T. Go. to W. Dilbar, June 2S, 1906, lot No. 20 in block No. 65, Nome City.
 w. Delbar and wife to Julius Tolli- son, north F of lot No. 20 block No. 65. Nome City
 J. G. Rogan ct al. to J. Berger, March 15, 1907, 6-S interest in Oakdale group, Sunset creek.
 Power of Attorney. Jas. A. Littler to P. Q. Noble, July 13, 1907.
 Morteaoe Mary Niebling to Miners & Mer- chants bank, July 29, 1907, north F lot No. 5 block No. 25.
 Assessment Work. No. Monument creek. Monument group, R. l.. Snake river. Venture group, Monument creek. Bob's fraction, R. L. Snake river. No. IA below discovery, Dry creek. All for year 1907. |.
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Local and creek subscribers. WHO ARE IN THE HABIT of calling up different stations and after getting connection place other persons at the telephone who are not subscriberA thus assistins non- -subscribsrs to sst rerviOs fsss of chxrUs. in other words to beat tze' tSa6phoMA company out ef
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Conffdent that he has invented what will prove a mile minute boat and eventually re- ducing the time of passage from Sandy Hook to Cherboug to 30 hours, Peter Cooper Hewitt last night decided to give this strange gliding vessel several trials on Long Island sound this week to prove to engineers the wisdom of his theory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
WAFER
 DRIVES OUT
 PR0SPEcToRS

Some men who have been prospect ing the third beach line near Uncle sam mountain for Frank Waskey have returned and reported that they were unable to handle the seepage water without pumps.
 Several still continue to work in that district, but the discovery of pay has not yet been reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-08-02
BUILDING HOMES
 WITH "sTAvEs."

MT. Ward. who has just returned from Tin City, reports the natives along the coast building houses out of "staves" from the high line ditch of the Central Water company. which were washed out with this springs freshet on Nome river.