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New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
CHANCE FOR COL. AYRES.
Counsel AdUises Him To Be Eran,-
med by CiUilian Doctors.

Commenting on tho action OF President Roosevelt
IN placing Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Ayres,
OF the 1ith Cavalry the retired list OF the
army, the finding OF retiring board that hs
Is incapacitated for active service on account OF
disability incident the service, Colonel Mann
Trice. counsel for Colonel Ayres. yesterday gave
the following statement to Tribune reporter:
The retiring board reported that Colonel Ayres
has Brishts disease-that Is the meaning OF the
technical name they gave tt-and this tncapscity
resulted from hard service in the many cam
patgns IN which the colonel had participated IN
der this state OF facts officer may be retired
without loss OF pay or rank While the colonel
appears TO be the picture OF mental and physical
vigor, still the diagnosis OF the army surgeons
indicates that he has Brights disease IN an ad-
vanced and tncurabe stage.
II have advised Colonel Ayres that IL he did not
concur IN this diagnosis. to have an examination
II their diagnosis did not bear out that made by
the army surgeons. to submit those facts the
War Department and the President have not
heard from Colonel AyreS since, and 90 not know
what he has determined 10 do IN the premises. I
am confident, however, that IL competent board
OF physicians should make a report adverse 70 the
finding of the army surgeons. the President
would give the matter due consideration and would
reInstate Colonel Ayres.
IN view of the fact that the dispatches from
Washington. which purpOrted in a seui-Cfficial
way to come from the War Department, Indicated
that Colonel Ayres was suffering from tncipient
paranoia. and was therefore mentally unbalanced.
think that the failure the retiring board even
TO mention or refer 70 the insanity feature was
signal victory for him. That was the only state
ment that Colonel Ayres resented But instead or
investigating this phase they directed their atten-
tion TO tho physical maIady outlined IN their rs
port
Colonel Ayres IS @ magnificent representative OF
American arms. gallant soldier and an unpreten-
tious gentleman, and, while he does not believe
that he is suffering from Brishts disease. he can
and will accept the inevitable with equantmity.
IN regard 70 the reported intention OF Colonel
Ayres to institute civil proceedings against the
members OF the retiring board and other army off,
GERS who. 1t IS said have sought TO GefaTne him.
know nothing OF his purpose. Colonel Ayres ia
resting at a seaside resort and will no doubt maks
his intention known at the proper time"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING GUERRIN.
Smith to Serve for Life, Chicago May"
Churchill for Fifteen Years.

London, July PA woman known as Chicago
May Churchill and a man named Smith were
found guilty at the Old Bailey court to-day on the
charge of having attempted to murder Eddie
Guerrin in this city June 16 Smith was sem
tenced TO penal servtude for life and the woman
TO fifteen years penal servitude.
Guerrn was sent 70 Devils Island for a hank
robbery in Paris He escaped went 10 the United
States and then came to England. where an un-
successful effort was made 20 have him extradited
TO France.
Chicago May was at one time intimate with
Guerrin. When they met again in London he re-
fused 10 resume relations with her On the even
ing of June Is Smith and Chicago May while
driving in London saw Guerrn the sidewalk
Smith jumped out Of the cab and fired several
shots at Cuerrin. one of which wounded him. Chi
cago May" sente=eed 10 five years imprison-
nent for connection with the bank robbery in Paris
for which Guerrin was sent TO DEVILS Island.
Judge Vernon NJ. Davis of New York. was an
interested Observer of the TRIAL aud oeeupisa seat
an the bcnot
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
WOMAN HANGED IN RUSSIA.
Her Mind Believed to Have Been Unbalanced
Tried to Kill Officials.

Moscow. July 05-With the greatest privacy Nine,
Frolnkina who last March attempted to assas
sinate General Rheinbot, the ex-prefect of police,
and who IN May made attempt to murder the
inspector of the political prison here woundins
him with pistol which had been mysteriously
sunrise to-day
The authorities made every effort to persuade
the woman to plead for the mercy of the Emperor.
but this she obstnately refused to do. Her parents
interceded in her behalf but their efforts were un-
availing.
Nine Fromkina not charged with actual
murder, but 4ccused of making several inenectua1
attempts to kill officials 1t is believed that her
mind unbalanced and that she suffered from
hysteria.
This is the first time a woman has been executed
in Russia since Anna Benedictova was put to death
ct Kronstadt last October for completely in a plot
TO blow up public building.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
THE POWDER FROM THE ILLINOIS.
Not Dangerous to Vessel, but Simply Dis
charged

Boston July 25.-Iieutenant Commander w. ".
Ctner executive officer Of the United States bat
teshIp Illinois explained to-day that a quantity
of powder which was removed from the magazine
of the battleship Illinois yesterday. not taken
out because of any deterioration in the explosives
or danger TO the ship
The lieutenant commander said that about
dozen cases of powder were taken out or dis
charged" the proceeding is technically known.
from the ship and placed in the magazine at the
navy ward This is in accordance with naval prac
ttce II being customary after any powder has
been stored IN a ships magazine for certain
length of time TO It to another place. The
Illinois has been in drydock since June II.
Washington July 25.-While no official report has
reached the ordnance office OF the. Navy Depart
nnent as 10 what was done in the matter OF remov-
ing powder from the magazines Of the battleship
Illinois at the Boston Navy Yard yesterday, the
suggestion is made that what really happened was
the discharge removal from the ship Of the
srnokeless powder for the 6-inch guns. which had
fallen below the standard set for naval purposes.
as shown by tests of a sample or the ammunition
by naval experts
This powder, OF which there about hun
dred pounds the ship is TO be shipped to the
government smokeless powder factory at Indian
Head. Md, where II will be reground and
reworked for future use. The shipments of the
powder always are made on water SO as 10 prevent
any accidents by ignition while the way.
In course OF the recent rendezvous OF the greater
norton of the Atlantic fleet at Hampton Roads.
samples of powder from the various magazines
were dispatched to Indian Head for testing TO
ascertain whether they remained at the required
standard Among the lots a sample OF the
powder for the sx-pounders OF the Illinois. Be-
fore the test had been completed the Illinois had
left HAMPTON S2oads for ahe New England coast.
IN the event that noWdsr stored In any Inazazss'-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
SOUND STEAMERS CRASH.
The Rhode Island Damaged at Pier
by the Frank Jones.

Fall River Mass, July 25--The Neptune IAne
steamer Rhode Island sustained a damage esti-
mated at from $1,000 10 $4,000 through collision
with the Enterprise Line steamer Frank Jones IN
this haTbor to-day. The piers Of the two companies
are adjacent. and the Rhode Island was tied up at
the pier when the Frank Jones' in attempting to
make her dock. struck her amidshtps. de-
mOlshing the Rhode Islands paddleoox wheel and
a considerable portion Of the outer work the
starboard side. No was injured and tha Frank
Jones sustained damage.
The Rhode Island had just discharged her pas
senEers when the Jones up the bay from New
York When the Jones approached the pier Cap
tain Brown, her commander. signaled 20 back
water followed by Jingle bell 70 reverse rapidly,
but II is believed that the engineer mistook the
signal for one 10 go ahead, as The Jones kept on
and crashed into the Rhode Island
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
DOMINICAN TREATY PROCLAIMED.
Simultaneous Action Taken in This Country
and in Santo Domingo.

Washington. July 25-The President to-day
signed a proclamation informing the public Of
the conclusion of the Dominican treaty. Similar
action was taken to-day in Santo Domingo by
President Caceres President Roosevelt's proc
Iamation recites that whereas a treaty pro
vidine for the assistance of the United States
in the collection and application OF the customs
revenues of the Dominican Republic was con-
cluded and signed by their respective plenipo-
tentiaries February s. 1907" the text OF the
treaty is proclaimed. Ito the end that the same
and every article thereof may be observed and
perforrned with good faith.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
NEW PLOT AGAINST CZAR
Police Believe There Is One-Find
Plan of the Imperial Yacht.

st. Petersburg, July 25-while searching q.
house in this city to-day the police found de-
tailed plan of the Baltic Railway, which is an
yacht Alexandra.
number of men and women who were living
in the house were arrested The authorities say
they have ascertained that an association has
been organized to prepare fresh plot against
the life of the Emperor. It is alleged that the
head of this association Is now in prison In the
fortress of ST. Peter and St Paul.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
KIDNAPPING OF SARABIA.
Mexican Authorities Returned Him and Kid
nappers Are To Be Punished.

Washington. July 25-Ths Department. OF Justice
has reported to the State Department the results
of its inquiry into the kidnapping of Manuel Sara
bia a Mexican. who was taken from the jail az
Douglas. Ariz.. and carried across the line In an
automobile while he was awaiting the issue or
extradition proceedings The Department OF JUS
tce reports that Sarabia has been returned by the
Mexican authorities TO the custody OF the captain
OF the Arizona rangers. that number or the
parties 10 the Kidnapping have been indicted oy ths
Arizona Grand Jury, and that the department has
given orders for vigorous prosecution or Jhe
guilty parties The State Department has IN
formed the friends of Sarabia or these tacts which.
II Is believed. will be satisfactory 10 them
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26

Too light coat won't do for night
motoring.
Busters by day, and we've a wide
variety.
But at night, a light Burberry
Weatherall is best, or some of our
other damp-proof and shower-proof
motor coats.
Goggles of many styles; dust-proof
caps.
Thermos bottles and fitted lunch
baskets.
Trunks made to order to fit your
car.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
25s s42 1850
opposite near Opposite
City Hall Union Square Greeley Squara
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
NEW YORKER TRIES SUICIDE.
Denver Police Puzzled as to Real Identity of
Herman Gerger.
Epv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Denver Col. July 25.-Mystery surrounds the
attempt at suicide by Herman Gerger, New
York German who shot himself in the ear to-
day at hotel here The bullet traversed the
canal of the ear, but the wound is not consid-
cred fatal Gerger is believed to be an assumed
name He carried much money and jewelry,
said he was not married and refused to give the
names of any of his relatives. He said he had
travelled all over the world in vain search
Tor = climate thSt would prove a bepety TO him.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
PRESIDENT TO SEE GEORGIA REPORT.
Acting Secretary NewberTy VIII Take Com
plete Synopsis to Oyster Bay.

Washington. July 25.-President Roosevelt Is
to have look at the report Of the board which
examined into the accident aboard the battle
ship Georgia before final action Is taken on IL
by the department. The President has mani
tested a great interest in the accident and was
kept fully informed OF the various features at
tending It. Acting Secretary Newberry Is going
10 oyster Bay on Monday and Will take with
him comprehensive synopsis OF the report pre-
pared for the Presidents use
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26

Revision of prices brings several
hundred mems blue and black serge
suits down to $40 and $25, savings
of from 81 to 81.
Many silk lined suits included, and
all sizes represented.
Young mems serges, sizes 80 to 85
chest, are all $15 now, instead of from
$16 to $25.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1850
Warren ST. 18th St SIND 81
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26

on board ship becomes detertorated so as render
its further retention there dangerous, Of1cerS OF
naval vessels are under strict orders from the
department at Washington to throw IL overheard.
thus obviating all danger OF harm TO those aboard
vessel.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
ACCEPTS OPIUM INQUIRY.
China ASSents to american Plan
for General Investigation.
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Peking. July 25.-The Chinese government has
formally announced its assent to the proposal
made by the United States for joint investiga-
ton by the powers including China into the
whole question of the opium trade and of the
production Of opium.
Details Of the procedure will be arranged later.
Cnlna's delay in acceptance was due a mis-
understanding on her part that six independent
commissions were contemplated in such an in
Quiry, as we'll as a series of inspections in the
interior OF China.
About month ago Mr.. Rockhul the American
minister formally communicated to the Chinese
government the proposal OF the United States
Tor an inquiry into the opium trade by a commits
sion which should include. in addition to China
and the United States. Great Britain. France
Germany. Holland and Janan
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
WILHELM u TO SAIL AUGUST 20.

Bremerhaven July 25.-The steamer Kaiser VIII
helm H. which listed last Saturday in her dock here
during coalng operations and became partly nned.
went into drydock to-day. She will be ready TO sail
for New York on August %.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26
NEW ASSAY OFFICE HEAD.
Kingsbarg Foster appointed to Sue
ceed 14ndre1C Mason.

Washington, July 25-George E. Roberts, di-
rector of the mint, announced to-day the ap-
pontment of Kingsbury Foster, of New York. to
succeed Andrew Mason as superintendent of the
United States Assay Office at New York City.
IBy Telegraph 10 The TriOune-l
Oyster Bay. July 25-Kingsbury Foster. a
young New York lawyer has been selected 10
succeed Andrew Mason, superintendent of the
Assay Office at the metropolis. Mr.. Foster was
Endorsed for the place by the Republican Con
gressmen of New York City, and is regarded by
the party leaders as an excellent man for the
place The retirement of Mr.. Mason was de-
cided upon some time ago by Secretary Cortel-
you Of the Treasury Department. Mr. Mason
had made a good record in the position. but IT
was believed that his age made change de-
sirable.
Mr. Mason declined yesterday 10 discuss the
revival Of the report that he had submitted his
resignation TO the director of the mint. ANY
statement must come from Washington. I am
afraid l can say nothing" he told Tribune
reporter
1t was not believed by his friends that Mr..
Mason would accept any such place as assistant
superintendent" even were it created expressly
Tor him. Although Mr.. Mason was the victim
or trolley car accident a month or so ago, it
was said no one had noticed any failing in his
powers recently
New-York tribune., 1907-07-26

ARRIVED.
July ls-The Raleigh Cavte
July 20-The Cincinnati. at Cavlte.
July 24-The tho Cleveland. at Singapore the
Minnesota at navy yard. New York; the CBsar. at
Newport Newsl the Perry. Breu6srtoni the Ajax
at philadelphia; the Arkansas. at Bradford, r L
SAILED.
July 24-Ths Lebanon. from Bradford. r. l. for navy
yard New York; tho Cesar. from Norfolk for New
port News.
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b.rIu6te @eIlman NIT Tsin.m BIB i.stt
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Dom lenfbarer suftidiT.

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dbamberIain's bunsn 11lsbisin
bilft Ole r1aiur.

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