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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
chas. Mandsrsr. EissntbHmsr.

htnstn @assn uno he'd sr6o5ensr
9}eiipsitihs ibm ssseui5sr.
,56artt! gemeirer Sdurssl Qul
bic 4nis un0 bite bic Dame nm 9ers
5ei5una. oosr lei alien. mas BELLA lift,
ia ihlase Dir ben Shdoel Elm, pis
einsm rduoissn Suno!l"
WeIte Sugenoen DIR. 9rino!sn audi
a6ssbsn mchtsn. an Uluth fsblte es
ihm r:at. Gr uuBts, oaB ieia @ess
ner ibm an 8orperirafi d~5trssen lpar,
aHp er rar paifeulos. u6er Ct MD
audi nitt nm einsn sou 5rsit sariid.
Dime nit elmer 0impsr 81 SUDDEN, iab
er ibm oon ms @eFht.
n0i6t auf SIREN 8efe6l. GeciI Ga
rem. ipraa er. ben 8ppf Suridners
feno. mas 5piideH Sbsiia 1ess
mono uno mir
s9hpsi5sn Sie!" ihrie gis ibn an.
aAein 0or. pon meiner 9yaatl Sin
6alunfe uis sic, bat tein Rs6t, BEN
gamen elmer anitdnoigen Game aud
nur 81 nenueu."
Nlr. grinoleD otri6rdntte nit 6ch=
miitbi3er Wiene bic Nrne UNI lab ~
SBeila bini5er. pegts mpialirlid,
oaoon5erdnRt mar uno nun in Ginger
@ntfernung con BEN beiosn MdnnerH,
balls rbnmd4tig uno an alien 9lieoerH
3tt5ern0, nit beiosu 6dnosn zen
Stamm elmer jun5en 8irte umtlam-
merte.
~Gisl Gis!" REF lie fIs6eu0. Sag
ibn -. fomm 81 mir! 8 Sis, iomm
3a mir!"
nSoslei8. ser burous; if fOIs,
Dir. ontportste Gis. ii9 6alb ums
0rebeno, oc6 nbne isinen 6sinO aus
Zen 4u5eu 81 ldhsn.
mir nabmen nur QbT6is0 por Elm.
1noer", iaste bieier nit siusm bdmis
idsn 2ddsln.
Dieles 9dHeln mar Der Iebte
3ropfen ~ ME Elm sldbenosr Strom
ourh5rauite ss Sis Qoern, nit einem
9esleren Sdrei fair3te CT auf ieiHen
8e5neg les uHo i6lag nit rem StieI
ner idpersn &ejtpeiti9e ainolings
auf ibn Elm.
sis! I'm Gottespiaen. Bore duf"
ifrie Sbeila sntieBt. sGisi gis!"
@r Forte niht. 0ugeloiHt ~Iolfter
pie 6ie6e auf Mr. 8rinOlep 1sra6, Der
ii6 pano uRo triimmte uHb tsine Sc
egeuRsit ms6r fono, iid our Ds3re 81
ieBen.
Stella mar in bic 9nie geiuntsn . b.
Sis! Gis!@ fobnie iie.
Sin leBter geDaltiser Sdlog - er
trof ben unglddIiden Rsntmsiiisr nit.
ten auf zen 4opf. 9auilos ItdrSte sr
81 boosn.
aDu 6ait Jpn sst0Otet!l~ risf STELLA,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

'ais sis, Ssu 3assl ieinss fanaa6su.
een 8fsroeS sr5relieno, oui is sutam.
80 Sis. 9u bait ion se.3otet!"
.Sts9 aufl" eutsesusis er raub.
.Gr 1T ni6t toot iolngs llnsssieier
bat Elm sdhes 9s5gn. :. III t.ti5I 6isr,
Sbsjla; III asait nint 81 ihml..
9.si6s bier. Iass id.- pi,ostbolts er
sorni5, Oa S1sila uihi s..ih se6ortts.
.Aser mir sonnen Jpn sot ajtt 10
lisssu ldHsnl@ Sis fdlad ie. % sis.
LAB mid 81 ibm sshsn. .,6 mid itn
btlisnl~
-Reiul- er FaBts Is s,im Grms
nno sos ls nit iia fort. ~Er Bat nur.
mas sr bsrsisn.s. niht m,.r. acmm
nit mad bauie!4
Stella bate nihi me5r BE 9yaFt.
@iHipruh gu srbe5en oosy f3 gu MS
oerieBsn. Sine furse S.gsde linltn
5eibe Itrsiaeuo ns5en e.ronosr Ter;
Stella lyampfhaFt pstnsro. Sis nit
sinem @ei6t nie Die aat.. sSsbi
Doren lie an Der @ssbs1ans anet
lanat unb Sbeila JAP ft am. Mr.
grinolsp lag nrh an osy't.6tn Sseas,
og N tsIlsn SonneRlihis uaeriIutbsi,
uE5epsglih ME Elm Sco.er.
Sin tdltsr Sfauoer yann our6 bic
9Geeer ees junssR W6o9trs. ,9jtte.
bitis, ssb 5urid uuo i,2 rad i9m".
fle5te lie.
A5er i'm 5nnsrn ibyss gtrlo5tsa
tohte uno 6ranotte H0H o,r 3orn. @is
Garep tonnte Is nidt io rafh oers
ssHen, oaB DIR. 9riRclsn cs atiuast
bate, Sbsila gu umorngH uno sa iaIs
fen. .Iejnl@ sRissguete .r eart. sd
pcnte, ih hattie ibm ale Nnoheu ents
5peigsitlaasn, BEN 6nr9. GAP ibnl
@r piro nur 3a bdlO r.totr gu th
t0mmen."
Sfsila idpie8. unb pitosr I6rits
ten lie Itunm meter.
~6isi4 Iuete Stella p2a elmer LAM
gen 8auie.
.gtun?"
.Du alau6f brd nitt oaB i8 i.
oaB i'd Is ihm erlaubt bitts2~
.@snn it oas gealoa5t bitte, 10
.Duroe i'd lein 0ort aeiast unO teinen
Singer serii6gt baben. Gy Bate did
msiuetpsSen nod beute 4sirli4en t6Hs
men,"
Damn lit es aat". fIuttrie SFsila.
sd ba6te i'd fir6is.e Oh toHn-
teIt an mir ge5peifeli baaen. Sis,
oarf i6 Dir Iassa, ME 1aes sstoms
men iit2"
Sis nidte, uno Sheila idi.oerte ibm
Zen 9an3en 9orfoa nit alien SINGLE
bsitsn uno madte lid in3siiden I'M
nerli6 bic bitteriten @orpdrie. Nus
rsinsm QeidtfHn. Hur I'M @is gu ar
germ, bate lie maRdnol nit DIR.
9riHoIeD cotettirt. uno oies ptr isbt
lie 6olge ano bic Strdfe ibrer 5bors
beit. Zen gan3ea ihredlittu Quftritt
Don porbin bate lie 0eriauIost.
Sis sea feline grdu ad6er an ii6.
yS6eila, ipenn DR n@intn Bitten udhs
segebsu bdtteii uuo Idon Dor monas
ten meme 6rau eepor5,n pGreI, 10
ndre bas ni1t oorgetommeu", ipra6
er i'm Zone 5drtlidsn gorpurfes.
sQ6er isBt MAIDEN mir Elm @noe. 6er3,
nidt pabr2 Wonn lommit Gu 81
mir, SbsiIa? Ga6ite @ots2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
s~slnoernr a1orndlt.

6srr( DER nit sinsm olten Jtsunce
mad ldngsrsr 3eit bsiiammen IT'D:
.So uno nun nsroe ih mir srluuben,
aud Define Jrdu auf3ufuhm ih
Tam e ni6t pergeHsn. ME gahfreun6s
li3 fe Get msinem bamaligen geIu6e
por. Gpropos. 9u BAIT bod nod
hisielts2'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

sWie bat iid 5bre prcris euts
nidslt, 5err 9ottor2" = 81 bic ndbrt
ihon ibren Woun.@ ,9o niFeH
sic. ipsnn bic srit Weib unb ainb
ndbrt, oanR tommen Gie mai pieber
unD bnItsH I'M bic 5anb meinsr 9o9
ter Gn!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nWie tommt ss osnn. bab bic sc.
fhporenen ben pouiommen ssItdnbi-
gen 8ranoleger nur nit eff Stimmen
fduIoig ssipro6sn bobens" ,@siI
lie i'm bdlt furdten. psnn Ct aus Der
Gtraf Ionmt ~ unb 70 peiB er nint,
nsr Der 3p6IFte gsrDefsn it,"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Gbouffeur, nit b%rsiidbrigem msois
sinii6em une juritifdsm Stubium.
rsiher praris. gut perpsnobar als
3euse, brei3sbrmaI srfolglos angss
tIagt, fuht Gts1e bei bunbsrtpferbis
gem 4uto.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
poshaft.

SnttI DER ieinsm Fubircnbsn
Rsffen cine nen N0bnung mi. auas
iuaeu biIf): .Saau, bic oa mar fir
Did fsbr sssiana. ba iamt Du
aud nit Der 3sii ni6t 70 In @srs
Isgen6eit. bo braben lit cine Sonntns
uhrl,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Grem er. Der Serr 9orDn
Fnb auf Der 5ot3eitsreiie - lit bos
junee paar nod nidt 3uriid9"
. iensr: .Go6 Hi9t gan5!...
BIS jebl 1T Bios Der Ssrr Baron ems
oetroffenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
HmmOrItilhes.
Sin orr Alrn1t,tr.

Stesl (3u ibrem an qfdnoers
fpieI betbeiligten Sntel, einem Stus
benten): oSntsl Sir. On muBt Define
llbr sum qfan6 bsrgsbeni" ,So,
pisDieI lI6rsn glaubTt On bsnu, 6oB
Id babe?"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

(Steinmaurer BET Der 4rbeit. Der
cine Ieinen aeoergurt I'm einise God
engsr 3ie6eRb.) U. deinen Mitarbeis
ter erftuunt anIebsuo); nMot matite
bsnn. @ilemg" g.; sd fribs
Sfiide"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
aalnod1r,r unn Itcntr.

5rnu gum 1ienfmdbden, mel.
DEE ie oufnimmt); .Das genirt Gi,
bod niht oaB Gle erit in Dier3ebu
Sagen eintreteu f0nnen21 - Dteni It.
m a b d en-: % nsin, i'd tret' bait
nod no dHoers einl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
Gunner orr pleid,e.

limb Sie bat man gIsih ertunnt.
troy Strer Mlasie2" 9 7 o B
r9atiirlif, beim 9an5sn baden be
@oIbItiide in Der Said 70 OsrrGtbes
rid astIimpert.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
mnItr Anfnrerrt,,tn.

unterofft3isr: r8srIs, BET
einem riGtigen qarabemari6 miBt
Sbr ouftreten, baB mans am Seis-
mpgrapb obIeIen tdnul"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
5a6renrdf6fer.
ShieberatbieI.

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p O 4 G A l.
ID L Z + S G II l. A n ID
N q II W &c 6 + N
S G IL w + b Il n
q RE II 4 N l. A ID
S p A n l. n
G A y A ID a
Die rialiss e5iuno SLOT ben 5am,a
zines Uislgeaannisn auBereuroPaii @sE
Staatgs an.
Sir Nafl6lang be- obissu 8it5ist 1t
iolgenoe preis aus8geBl.
Gin Columbia RalsnSsr.
8ei 6erguslooiaus bss greiie3 fommet
mr iol6e gtiDsyber, bic ale orti Rdi9isl
riftg gslon ano ok A%uil5iauasn bis 3gR
%. Wdrs 1901. sinssi9id! aaben, Ia
beiradt.
GuilUlang Der RitaIsI IN 70. 8.
/.
9suas, Ionns, IaHns.
.
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g.
Ia @abe. 81 9seas, 5-9 Safe,
g-.l0 Srn, 9-l2 Gmma, 12-l pit.
8i&iigs 26iHu9en srbdltsu bon SEQ
Rrcessr, 9obu alsiR. .. 3. Gobn, Sec.
6obmonr.
Den grtis sy6isli: 3. 3. 6o9a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
Wanna Gnnam.

gidi mr. an 6%oyi5ont, aud i'm
Wenfderber5su idstnsu fa 6tmmtl
uHo GTes gu %bsTH6rfn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Bauer gum Rd9bar. Der 0itts
per IT'D: oMarum BAIT oenn Define
Dirtbi9afterin, bic bod 70 gut mar,
fpsggefdidt2" - 81 a d & +: ga,
tpsibt, bic bat 10 srobartige anobel
eetoht. oaB | INNER Qagit bate ~ |
tlnat' Fe anal beiratbsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

reuoli6 Bat Bic Rebaition nal
etpos BON mir bebalteni" - go, mas
oenn2" Die 8risfmarten. bic i'd
fir 4iidienbuug bsigeIegt batte!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
&atOIcl Gde
8udbitabenrdtbiel

@csbrter geisr. ia6s i6nea
8as !. 3sidtn in BEN Sell,
Sa5 ?. IN benz OFT NIB Utoan,
gas 3. in benz DAM unb Sobn,
Gas 4 IN oem Damn un0 Corn,
Has 5. IN benz Cbt NIB aorn,
Ba3 6. in ogn eobn uno 8ano
2ds @aale ~ ais Staoi beiaanl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

sSe5olo IN rian", a~n!pOrtsts lie
cemdihi9.
~5iI Gas 9siu @rnh2 5urra6!
9ianeu oisr3stn Go5en bit IN mein.
Sbeila... main fir immsrl llno
Damn odmpfsn mir 5uIlmmsn nab
qsuleelaRo ab unS maiden i'm 0oBoz
aaorsbgu infer Slid. 8is lperotn
-eg 9eatt iiauneu, psnn mir ais giils
lieuire suridtommtu!@
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
GENERAL BURNETT WARY.
Not Inclined to Commit Himself
Yet to Hughes's CandidacY.

General Henry L. Burnett, former United States
attorney for the Southern District OF New York. in
reply to questions yesterday said that friends of
Governor Hughes had asked him take a leading
part IN booming the Governor for President Cen
eral Burnett declined 10 do anything yet. He said
Governor Hughes has manifested the qualities
that entitle him TO be considered for the Presi-
dency and a matter OF local pride it is proper
that New York should present her Governor for the
nomination IL Governor Hughes is a candidate he
should undoubtedly declare himself the national
Issues using opportunity 10 do this. II he is
not a candidate, and doesn't desire his friends to
work for him. then there is why he
should say anything at all, now or at any other
time but just go ahead attending strictly to his
business Governor.
While / admire Governor Hughes. do not re-
gard him as the best qualified candidate in the
field I should place Taft and Cannon first as 10
Presidential qualifications. OF course. it is highly
do it, but he is not the only Republican who could
do it, particularly II Bryan is the Democratic can
ddate Bryan never carry New York. Any
good Republican carry this state against him.
So am not much impressed by the argument that
Governor Hughes is essential to success in this
state
Daniel r. CohaIan chairman of the Tammany
law committee. says that he believes Governor
Hughes will get the delegates from this state but
he is inclined think. from the present outlook.
that Secretary Taft viii be nominated.
"A good deal can happen between now and them
said Mr. Cohalan '1t would take mighty good
Democrat TO beat Hughes in this state il he should
he nominated by the Republican National Conven-
ton He probably will get the delegation from this
state. but 1t looks to me az TAFT would be nomi-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
TRAP Laid FOR HUSBAND.
He and HIS La5oyer 4rrested IN
Marriage Annulment Case.

Louis Feldman, q tailor, Of No. 14s Eas. 4th
street and his lawyer, Samuel Pechner of No. 33s
East I'D street. arrested last evening I'm the
1atter's office in Broadway by Detective Fitzsim-
mons OF the District Attorneys office. charged
with conspiracy in attempting TO :annuI Illegally
the marriage OF Feldnlan Samuel Feldman Lous's
brother was in the afternoon on the same
charge.
Mrs Fanny Feldman. who Is now living at No 81
ST. Marks avenue Brooklyn, began suit in April for
the annuIment OF her marriage to FeIdman before
Justice Newburger in the Supreme Court, alleging
that her husband subject to epilepsy. Tho
husband filed answer, through Pechner and
prepared to contest the suit
Harry A. Sosh. brother of Mrs. Fetdrnan. sa id
he called upon Pechner a few days ago to talk
over the case and that it suggested to him
that the suit could be settled for $500 by the dis
appearance OF the defendant and the non appear
ance of his lawyer when the was called for
trial Subsequently Solish alleged. according to the
District Attorneys Office that the price was raised
to 81 coo.
Acting upon the suggestion of the District At
torneys office Pechner then offered the orioina,
500 il is alleged, which finally accepted The
money was marked in tho District Attorneys Office
Yesterday and SOlish went to Pechner's office early
last evening. According to the District Attorneys
Office Detective EitzsiInmous walked into Pech-
ners office just the money being paid over
on the lawyers desk.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
GATHERING AT ALBANl J
Continued from arst page.

War vetgans. of which organization Speaker
yvadsworth is member, have adopted resoio
tions supporting the colonel
Commander Swift in discussing the contest
declared that the veterans felt deeply on tnls
s1b1ect because for years the tendency hao
seemed to be to keep veterans out of Office
Civil service boards" he said, "have changed
rules for the purpose of making 1t inipossloie
for veterans to secure or hold places in the pup
lie service Colonel Baxter's case is certainly
one within the spirit of the constitution and
the law Therefore the war veterans have made
his fight their own. and are demanding that the
contest shall proceed TO showdown The issue
is whether the sacrifices made from 81 to '65
are to be forgotten This new contest asains,
the veterans is being made by two men. Chair-
man Woodruff of the Republican State Commit
tee and Speaker Wadsworth- Were their in
f!uence taken away there would be contest
1T Is time the leaders Of the Republican party
should take notice, because the defeat OF Colonel
Baxter will enrage more than 100000 voters In
the State of New York. Our own organization
represents 10000 veterans in this state. They
are somewhat opposed to sufeIde- Their
sons are voters. Ii seems to that II would
be suicidal for any political leaders To stand
and oppose the best citizens of this state in
public simply asks for place. 1t seems to
it ought TO be granted at once and with
pleasure. 1 may add that Colonel Baxter Is
practically the only veteran who holds Of
flee in the State of New York"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
TALKS OF PANAMA CANAL AND NAVY.

Boston, Dec. 3o.-Secretary Taft. in his address
to Jewish bankers of the city the EIysum Club
this afternoon, described the work Of digging the
Panama Canal In conclusion he said:
[ venture to say that shall be disappointed at
first in the amount OF business done that canal
doubles the efficiency of navy. but in the
matter of trade you cannot turn Il all once and
/ will say il VIII take ten years to adjust the world
to that new method of getting round it, [ do not
believe we will get money out OF the canal in a
great many years in the form of tolls but il is
necessary that should. 1t is "a great work of
mankind that doing, can well afford
10 wait for any pront
And now about the navy. ] am the Secretary of
War and that has very formidable and pug
uacious sound AS q matter OF fact, if we had a
war should feel like resgning. L do believe, from
the soIes of my the top of thin hair, that
a navy maintained as IL ought TO be-beeause we
have the money TO maintain it's an insurance
against unnecessary war. Not that we should
boast hut a nation of eighty miEaon people, who
bee,'e themselves as far advanced in civilizatio
as any nation, should be in condition where, when
II is necessary assert themselves. they may do
50 not only wryh dignity but with something behind
that dignity to enforce their judgment
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
RAINES ON BALLOT LAWS.
Majority Leader in Senate Assails
Massachusetts, Plan.
fBY Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany, Dec. Ex-senator John Raines, majority
leader of the upper house. in discussing ballot
form. which probably will be of the in portant
issues of this legislative session, made it plain
that he would look with favor on the MaSsa-
chusetts ballot any form OF ballot involving
the general idea OF the in ip Massachusetts,
Asked to his views the general subject, he
said
I'll wait TO sec what the Governor has TO say on
that subject before | go 70 expressing my views
broadcast. [ don't know what he'll recommend or
whether he will recommend anything about that
But will say that am not in favor of the Massa-
chusetts ballot 1 never and have good
reason TO change views
In my Judgment IL is unconstitutional ballot
in this state because OF the educational require
ment. To try get around that some OF these re-
formers in New York have produced a hybrid affair
which is like Chinese puzzle Why. If that thing
were put into force there would be hundred
thousand vot 3 dsfranchised tell you, they'd
give look at IL and out of the voting booth
without ever bothering to hand II TO the clerks.
Senator Raines Is not much impressed with tho
feasibility of biennial sessions OF the Legislature
He says that where biennial sessions are the rule
there many extra sessions that II would
seem better TO have the regular yearly sessions.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
RULING FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Superintendent Kelsey Rejects Average
Yearly Prices on Traction Stock.
rRv T.,svr,nh 70 Tb. Trihuu.

TBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Albany, Dec. 3o-Otto Kelsey. State Superir-
tendent OF Insurance. announced to-day that he
would not accept from the insurance companies
IN their annual reports the average of the yearly
market prices as the valuation of traction stocks
held by those companies. Marvyn Scudder.
accountant of New York City. has been making
for the department n examination of the condi-
ton o. all the traction companies. and this
the valuation of the stocks will have to be based
II the companies reports are accepted by the In
surance department.
This ruling is of considerable Importance. be-
cause of the recent traction company disclosures,
forms a distinct exception 10 the rule adopted
tho recent meeting OF insurance superintend-
ents in New York City that the state depart
ments should accept a proper valuation for
curities tho average or the prices the first of
each month Superintendent Kelsey said there
would he other exceptions but he would noA
specify them now
Mr.. Scudder is at present special accountant for
the Public Service Commission for the Dis
.rict in the Interborough- Metropolitan investiga-
ton. He went through the gas and insurance
Investigations with Governor Hughes
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MISSING NURSE SUICIDE.
Alice Harley LedUes Note Refer
ring to DR.. John A. Taft.

The mysterious disappearance OF Alice N.
Harvey. trained nurse in the home Of ] o.
Hobby. OF White Plains. on Christmas. was
cleared up yesterday by the finding Of her body
in field half way between White Plains and
Mamaroneck. She was employed ar nurses
agency in this city several weeks ago TO take
care of Mrs Hobby. whowas ill
She received a special delivery letter on
Christmas and. according 10 the members oc
the Hobby family. became depressed About 4
o'clock in the afternoon she asked permission
TO take walk When she did not return at
nightfall search was made for her. but it ws5
uuavaiIins- 1t was learned that she had 2ur-
chased bottle OF carbolic acid at a nearby
drug store. and that the last seen Of her
\ farmer crossing lonesome meadow yes
terday saw the body of a woman propped Up
against fence and informed the White Plains
authorities. Clasped in one hand was the
empty carboIc acid bottle, and from burns On
the mouth and lips il was seen that the woman
had taken her own life
Lying beside the body was a clipping from
New Jeksey newspaper headed. DR. John A
Taft in JAIL and the story related that Dr. Tan
on complaint of his wife had been arrested IN
New York under the new law and that the po-
lice we're searching for the woman with whom
he rad been living Across the clipping Miss
Harvey had written IN pencil. L am tne
woman" A note was also found addressed
to Mrs. Anderson. No 245 Prospect street. East
Orange. ". j." which read:
My Dear Nellie: received the letter from YOU
and am sorry that you did not inClone Arthurs
1t is a great grief 10 me that cannot say good
by TO him write him a letter. The ring am
wearing I would like to have Nab have. whfse
the rest of my property want to go 10 you. my
dear friend
pfu,r,
letter which the received Christ
mas had contained some information that the
police were aware OF her whereabouts
Mrs. Anderson said last night that when Miss
Harvey left her home two weeks ago it was
with the avowed intention OF committing suicide
before the end of the year. She carried a bot
tie of strychnine with her and asked Mrs. AM
derson to have shroud ready for her by Jam
uary 1. Before going TO East Orange Miss Hsr-
yey lived at No. 81 Washington street, Newark.
the same place at which DIR. Taft lived. Mrs.
Anderson said
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

mated He certain has all around equipment for
the duties of the office
Ex-Mayor Low said yesterday that. wrile he "a
vored the nomination of Governor Hughes for Pres
ident he did expect to take charge OF his
campaign.
Il know Of organization to promote his can
didaCy." said Mr.. Low.
While I am a Democrat in politics. said
City Chamberlain E r L Gould. Il believe that
Governor Hughes would make a good President.
and I would be willing TO join in independent
movement TO bring about his nomination
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
C. P STEAMER LONG OVERDUE.

ST. John, n. T., Dec 3O.-The Canadian Pa
cific Railway steamer Mount Royal which left
Antwerp on December for this port with a
large cargo and 304 immigrants Is nearly a
week overdue There is theory that she ha,
had an accident to her machinery and will be
heard from in a day two, but meanwhile
there is question about her coal(and food
supply lasting.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Ex-PoLIcE INSPECTOR VERY ILL.

Ex-Inspector Henry V. Steers, of the Police De-
partmeut who is suffering from complication of
diseases In his home, at No. 97 West 152d street.
was very low last night, and his death was
pected within twenty four hours. He has been
i'll about two weeks. Mr.. Steers was contempora-
neous with Police Inspector ,Byrnes and Superin-
tendent ''BiIly" Murray.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
NEW LABOR COMMISSION COUNSEL.

Albany. Dec. S0-Johu Williams. State Labor
Commissioner announced to-day his acceptance OF
the resignation of Bryant Willard. Of New York.
as counsel for his department. and the appoint
nent in his place of Frederick II. Cunningham
whose office is No. Is Park Row. New York City.
The salary of the position Is s2,4o year. Mr..
Cunning CHAM is Republican.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
ATTEMPT To WRECK P. R. R. TRAIN.

Pittsburg Dec. a0-Pennsyivania Railroad de-
tectives to-day arrested Palmer Woods and tzi-
rick Grainer at Brownsville. and Samuel CONWAY
at Roscoe in connection with alleged atteapt
to blow up a passenger train on the Pennsyfvani@
Railroad last Friday night near Monousanea'
Penn Sixty-six sticks OF ter-inc& asnsnlte vere
found on the tracks, but ali were removed cefofs
the train came along The case did not bscozne
nuhl,c uutn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

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