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LIGHT SIDE OF BERLIN,
Americans In Social Hfo and on the Stage
Fourth OF July Dinner.

FOufUn Ot July Dtnner.
Special Caols Despatch to TIE SUN.
BkRrIN. July ~ Senator julius Kahn
Of California passed through here to-day
on his way to Ieiprio and Dresden. He
will not return to San Francisco before
October.
Richard Strauss met Heinrich Copried
a few days ago at Nauheim. where the latter
10 taking the cure. Couried tried to induce
Strauss to WELD the baton in America, but
the composer refused. declaring that the
hurry and noise Of American cities was not
favorable to composition. Herr Direktor
Conried Is recovering his walking powers.
but worry slowly.
Among the arrivals in Berlin Is James
Van Meter Of San Francisco. who IL now
engaged "a a chemist. His wife. who 10 a
Peruvian and a lineal descendant Of the
lncas. is n OF the most strikingly beautiful
women that has been seen In Berlin. She
10 known as the Peruvian Princess"
One feature Of the celebrations of the
Fourth Of July at Grunau was an American
game OF baseball. The older Americans
present expressed harsh criticism at the
modern methods OF protecting players.
In former days. they sighed. there were
neither face nor hand guards, and they
seemed sorry that the time had passed when
a player might easily be MANNED for life.
An innovation was made at this years
celebration Of the Fourth in Berlin by Mr..
Thackers, who was presiding. sending
friendly kilograms to the Americans who
were celebrating in London and Paris, as
well as to President Roosevelt. There
was great laughter when MIR. Thackera
called up the winner Of the fat mems foot
race. He had gone away. and sore one
shouted. He has gone to Marier,c d''
A California girl. Ellen Darch. has been
engaged by the Royal Opera Company for
the coming season. The Germans are be-
ginning to complain about the American
operatic invasion. Miss Darch being the
third American girl who has been engaged,
the others being Miss Geraldine Farrar and
Miss Rose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
WEIGHED
DOWN BY DRUGS
The "Pound Of Cure" %
Running the Systems
Of Thousands.

NEW YoRx. July =, iso7.--what We need
ssys Or. Peter Holman. the great stomach
specialist. lis Simple Medication. Thousands
are taking medicines they know nothing about
for Ills they know nothing about. and the re-
suit is startling. In nine cases out OF ten the
cure 10 worse than the disease"
DR.. Holman himself 10 a great believer In
simplicity. He 10 an authority on his subject
and has d~isoQyered q new remedy which. while
simplicity itself. IL considered an almost in
fallibio cure for all forms OF Catarrh OF the
Stomach and Dyspepsia. This remedy con.
sists of only three staple crugs. which can be
purchased At any pharmscy-i ounce OF Blcsr.'
Donate OF Soda. Il ounce sealed package Of
genuine Bislac and an ounce of Burnt Mag
nesia. These ingredients should be mixed on a
sheet OF paper ana be taken. a half teaspoon ful
at a time. after meals and before bedtime with
a half glass of hot water.
It Is important not to sccept any substitute
for "Blslsc." which must be delivered to. you
In original sealed package.
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TO Reform CUBAN TAXES.
Advisory Commission Considers Levy on
Idle Land and Money.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THk SUN.
HAVANA. July e.-The Advisory Commits
sion is considering the taxation clauses in
the new municipal laws. The result Of the
discussion will probably be that provision
will be made for the taxation Of unoccupied
property and possibly also of unocoupied
money.
Under the present law the tar 10 confined
to incomes. while unoccupied money and
property are not subjected to any tax. Tho
municipalities all get financial assistance
from the Government. Nearly all OF them
are debtridden to such an extent as to make
the conditions really dangerous.
1t Is hoped that some means Of new taxa
ton will be found by which the m~unicipali-
ties may be put upon a self-supporting basis.
II this is done 1t will. perhaps. be possible
10 lower the tariff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
ALLEGED CUTPURsE TAKEN HERE
He II Suspected OF Robbing Warrington
Bank Runner Of S.

John Shevlin. a clerk who is wanted by
the Washington police OF a charge Of larceny
was arrested by Central Office detectives
last night at Tenth avenue and Forty
third street. Shevlin 10 suspected OF being
the man who a few weeks ago robbed
Roscoe c. Bangs. a runner OF the Home
Savings Bank in Washington, OF currency.
treasury receipts and checks a~ggregating
50. ss5. Bangs was jostled by a crowd in q
street car n after ~alighting discovered
that his pocket had been picked. The man
who did most Of the crowding was noticed
by Bangs, and the Washington police say
the description fits Shevlin, h has a bad
record. The bank runner identified his
picture in the rogues' gallery in Washing
ton. The New York police received word
last night that two detectives are on their
way TO New York with Bangs.
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BC RGLFRS TELL UN E1CH UTHEK.
Two Young Men Confess Several RobberIcs
in bay Ridge.

Leman Styles. II years old, Of 443 Fifty
third street and McDufie Culhella. 20 years
old. OF s27 Fifty-ninth street. Brooklyn.
Lynch of Acting Captain McC auley's stan
yesterday, charged with committing q
burglary In the house of Henry v. Nelson
at 252 Fifty-third street on July Q. when
jewellery valued at $3.50 was carried away.
The detectives recovered the property,
and when they charged the two men with
the burglary each squealed on the other,
and in this manner the police ascertained
that they had also committed a number
of other burglaries in the Bay Ridge section
Most OF the stolen property has been re-
covered. and the police expect at least q
half dozen compliments in court Tomorrow
morning.
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Hawk Attacks q Woman.

York, Pa, July "a large hawk which
had been stealing young chickens from the
yard Of Mrs. George Berg. seven miles
from this city. made an attack upon Mrs.
Berg at sunset last night a. ahe was housing
. brood OF chickens. The hawk sank lie
talons deep into the woman's flesh and
drove Its beak into her face. She NAV
was frightened away by others OF the
family.
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HUNT CUBAN MURDERER.
Rurales After . Man VINO Cbopped Up Polio
Prisoner with q Machete.
Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.

Special Gable Despatch 10 n SUN.
HAVANA. July o.-Three hundred rurales
are out hunting for one Gonzales, who
murdered a mulatto named Agapido Cor
dova at San Antonio. Los Banos. on July
3. The whole section is greatly aroused.
The rurales are after the murderer-who
10 In the woods with his brother and one
other negro, all ~armed-with the inten-
ton Of taking him dead or alive.
There have been standing orders from
the palace not to kill bandits, but as this
case 10 . particularly atrocious one it has
been decided that the murderer must be
taken. Gonzales quarrelled with Cordova;
who was arrested. Gonzales went into the
police station and chased Cordova into the
street. where he first cut on his arm and
then his head with a machete.
The police exhibited oowardice and
negligence.
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THE FOURTH'S CALAMITY ROLL.
London Amazed NJ C~heapncss or Human
Life IN the United states

opFtIuT Cuoe DtSpdEcH 70 THk Sun.
LONDON, July o.-The English papers
give a prominent place to-day TO the casu-
ALTOS resulting from the American cole
bration OF Independence Day. The COM
ments on these casualties are in a tone OF
amazement that a civilized people exists
who will permit such useless sacrifices
upon the so-called altar Of patriotism.
Such a state Of things Is wholly beyond
English comprehension. IL is a common
remark in London that these statistics
combined with reports Of railway casual
ties in America show that human life is heId
AZ a loweF value there than In any other
country 10 the world.
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Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE SON.
ROME. July o.-The Ministry OF Fine Arts
denies the report that Mr.. Pierpont Nor
gan's yacht was searched with the idea
hat he was attempting TO export works Of
art. Private yachts OF foreign owners
enjoy the same privileges as men-of-war
and hence are exempt from custom houss
fornnalities.
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GERMAN AUTHORS VAIL.
Call Americans Book Pirates-Max Nor
dau's Modest CInim.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
MUNICH, July o~.-Councillor H. Scher, who
is president Of h Society OF Journalists
and Authors OF Munich, has undertaken at
the request Of a great number of German
authors a campaign against what Is called
the piratical American copyright law"
In circular to the most prominent authors
Of Germany and Austria DR.. Scher asked
them TO estimate the loss they had suffered
in the production OF their works in the
United States.
Fourteen authors estimate their damage
as Sis, 500. Max Nordau estimates his loss
for Conventional Lies and P~aradoxes-
alone at $50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
POGROM INCITER KILLED.
Capt. Pyshkin, Who Caused Many Murders
Victim Of ain Assassin.

Special Cable Despatch to TIE SUN.
EKArERINBURo, Russia, july Cant.
Pyshkin Of the gendarmerie was asuassi-
mated in a public street here to-day at noon.
Capt. Pyshkin was prominent as an
organizer OF the pogram at Valogda in
October. 1905. when the popular theatre
was burned and many lives lost.
The name Pyshkin has become familiar
as a generic term for agents Of irresponsible
power and for organizers Of pogroms act
ing independently OF the central Govern
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
MARRIED..

PHELPs-cATLIN.-on Saturday, July Q. oy the
Rev. p. r. Sturges and the Rev. Herbert Ship
man, Al 81. Peters Church. Mor1stown. N. j..
Edith Raymond Catlin. daughter Of Mrs. Juiius
Cathn. and Stowe Phelps of New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
CEMETERlES.

BEAUTIFUL CEDAR GROVE .s..i.KI
FLUSHING. 4. L.
! miles from Fast Ith street ferry. Easily a.
eesSote rom sn parts of Greater New York b.
trolley. PLOTS SS and upwards Visit tie
Soosi:.. 'cspSfR' SRoSSSE O Sr NET 1T liTS: .ai.ss
Avs.. New York CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
The one form of musical instrument most
popular with those who take pride I'M own.
ing the latest and best of everything 10 the
PIANOLA PIANO

N s~umptuous seaside homes and on large country
estates the Pianola Piano now enjoys a vogue
- never attained BY any oMer musical Instrument
Consider a single field Of summer recreation
yachting-is there another article of manufacture so
generally in use as the Aeolian Co.'S instruments. which
have been purchased for all of the craft named in the
following list ?,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07

-DELAroUR" Soda Ginger Ala ssr.s,sriI.
Lemon soda The best for nearly Q century.
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since I ave been ct all actively related with
the affairs of the company. IL 10 eight or
ten years. your Honor. since ! have even
been In the Office at all.
Court What is your general impression
as to what the business OF the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey is?
A. They have q, refinery and refine oil.
That was the-yes, IL would be impossible
for me to give, to make an answer to that
question intelligently without q study Of
the case.
Court Have you an impression IA to
whether or not the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey operates indirectly more
than one oil refinery?
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GotbDnDy NNIt hOp Va hb Soi' n VA
quaEasfsD of q cent. Every essential point
faction Of the Court.
Judge lands asked most Of the questions
personally. He read from a list OF ques-
tions.as he made his in~terrogations. Each
question came slowly and distinctly.
Ro~cKEFELLER's TESTIMONY.
When Mr.. Rockefeller was sworn the
nrst question of importance asked by the
Court was this:
Have you any Official connection with the
Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey"
Il am the president, but the position is
purely honorary The Office has been
honorary for the last eight or ten years.
as IShave not been rendering any service
whatever"
DO you know what the outstanding
capital stock OF the Standard Oil Company
of NV Jersey is?" asked the Court.
Nh. IUer-Before the. witness answers
mat question l beg 10 interpose an OBJ
TO inquire into that question. and the method
of getting 10 in this case amounts 10 an
unreasonable search within the provisions
of the Fourth Amendment to the Con-
stitItion."
The Court-The objection is overruIed.
Al think that II. Is about 500. 900. 900
eutsta nding could not state definitely,
your Honor.
The Court -Approximately 500, 900, OOOl
A.-That Is my idea: yes, sir; approxi-
mateJy 500 q 5000 OF the outstanding
Court Generally speaking, what is the
business Of the Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey production. distribution and
sale OF oil? -ar' .
An objection was made because the ques-
ton was not within the proper lines OF the
inquiry. IL was overruled.
A.sWeA. yyeuT Honor. As j have been 20
long out Of t:hs oil business 7 could not well
answer tho, question. IL is a dozen years
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
snm Plau a. Atlanta citv.

Manager Joseph Gamer. of the Grand
opera House, and the many guests
whom he had bidden TO witness the
initial production Of the white
Chryslnthemum" in ibis city last
evening were disappointed by receiving
the announcement that the production
was sta ged for the FIRST time I'm Atlantic
City at the Savoy lasr night that
Felix Isman, part owner. might at
tend. This action was taken for the
reason that Mr.. Isman. who is at the
shcre convaloscing from injuries re-
ceivcd in a recent railroad accident
was unable to come hcre.
In Atlantic City also. Samuel +.
Nixon, head Of the Nixon and zim-
norman syndicate. is recovering from
injuries received az the same time and
place as Mr.. Isman, so the productiol
OF the play at the Savoy is simply AN
Illustration of the OH aGage III tha
mountain cannot come to MahOmct,
Mahomot must so to the mountain,
in this case, the play taking the part
Of Mahomet. The piece will be pre-
sented IN the Grand Opera House here
this afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
SECRET SERVICE
SLEUTHS TO HUNT

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-The POST
cfnce Department viii now take an active
part in the investigation of the Marvin
Kidnapping case az. Dover The President
has been asked by the father to assist in
the search. and postofhce inspectors as a
result, will be assigned to run down all
cews coming through the mails
There Is a precedent, sustained by the
Courts. for having inspectors trace the
authorship Of threatening letters. AS soon
dis Dr. Marvin forwards to the DEPART
mont the letters of which ha complains.
in which threats are made TO XIII tho child
If money is not forthcoming, the inspect
ors will he set TO work to locate the send
ers In this way the lost child may be
forad.
II is probable. also. that an order viii
be issued making an exception q the gen-
eral rule. and permitting pos.masters
throushout The country to display pictures
and descriptions Of the child in public
buildings.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
ROOSEVELT TO HELP
FIND MARVIN LAD
Ccontinued From First Page.)

fathers farm near kits Hammock. on
March 4 last. was in this city less than
two weeks ago.
Mr. Francis bases his theory upon
the fact that man accompani i by i
child called upon an cmploye Of the
p, b. and w. Railroad Company on
the evening Of March 30, and who lives
on the West side Of town and request
ed that he lend him his pass on the
read as far as Philadelphia. The re-
quest ives denied and ;he man departed
seemingly much disappointed at the
failure cf his crrand.
The next day the employe upon
whom the man called saw a picture u
the Marvin boy IN cne Of the papers
and at once recognized Il as the child
who accompanied his visitor of the
night before.
The party who solicited the pass is
we'll known 20 the man Of whom he
asked Il and is said to be "A worthless
character who is familiar with Kits
Hammock and its surroundings. For
the past few years he has made his
living by trapping and fishing and is
known to have no children.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
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Evening journal., 1907-03-23
NoveIty Theatre Formally opened

Novelty Theatre Formally Opened.
The Hyrup Amusement Company
formally opened their new automatic
vaudeville theatre to the public this
afternoon at 1 O'Clock the place Being
visited by throngs of patrons. Since
the work Of converting the building at
All Market street into an up-to-d4te
amusement PLACE WITS begun. many
thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended. until at present there is prob
ably no finer place OF its kind south oe
Philadelphia. The entrance is ianked
with life-sized figures, and presents the
appearance Of a fairy grotto, while the
interior finished in cool shades Of
green and illuminated with festoons OF
colored electric lights. presents a very
inviting appearance. The moving pic
ture hall on the second floor has ample
accommodations for three hundred peo-
pie and has an exit on shipley street,
making 1t as easy to leave as it is to
enter.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
MYSTERY is
DEEP AS EVER

BY Our own Wirc Publishers Press.
DOVER. Marcn 23.-After nearly
three weeks constant search and in
vestigation OF countless clues. which
proved worthless. the mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of little
Horace Marvin, the 4-ycar-old son Of
Dr. Horace Marvin. is as deep as ever.
To-day Or. Marvin is practically
without any clue. He has nearly
broken down under the strain of the
last three weeks. and he has exhausted
his resources In the search for the
child.
Some of the places whore little Hor-
ace has either been seen or found"
are:
March 4-New York. Seen with a
man.
March s--Troy, y. Y. Seen on street
ca.
Maseh New York. Seen on street
caa
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
DEATHS.

Ellen Cunningham.
Mary Emma Derrickson.
Anne Warren Ellis.
Louis p. Evans.
Elizabeth A. Jackson.
Henry Stewart
CUNNINGHAM-In this city on
March p, 1907. Ellen Cunningham.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence Of her son-in-law.
Jacob r. McFadin. No. a34 West Sec
ond street, on Sunday afternoon, March
gath, at 1 O'Clock. Interment Riverview
cemetery.
DERRICKSON-On March 21st, 1907,
Mary Emma, wife of Lewis Derrick
son. aged 5s years.
Funeral from the residence Of her
husband, near Mermaid. on Monday,
March 25th, without further notiee.
Services at the house at IL o'clock.
Interment at Red Clay Creek ceme-
terry.
Carriages will meet trolleys at STAN
ton, leaving sourth and Market streets
at s.45.
EvANS-In Lewis, Del, on the 22nd
inst. Louis p. Evans, aged so years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. Lewis, Del, on Mon
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock
JACKSON this city. on March %.
1907, Elizabeth A., wife Of Joseph
jackson.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at her date residence. No ? Con-
cord avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
March 26th. at 3 O'clock. Interment
Riveryiew cemetery.
STEKVsART-In this city on March %.
1907. Henry Stewart. ia the 4sth year
Of his age ~ r
Relatives, friends and members Of
dupont Lo5ge. no. %, A. +. a. NJ. ard
members Of Branlywire Lodge No. IS.
/. o. o. f. are invited-to attend the
funeral services at his late residence.
No. 1884 Lincoln street. on Tuesday af-
ternoon. at o'clock. Interment at
Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

March S-Pittsburg police reported
had boy in custody.
March S-Bancaster, Pa.
March 11--Jersey City man. through
letter, demanded $1,000 ransom.
March l2-New York. Seen on street
car.
March 13LDetectives found clue
held on Canadian border
March 1s-Richmond Seen starting
South with negro.
March 15-Salt Lake City. Caught
with two men and woman.
March 19-Erle Pa. Found by A. p
Howard.
March 2O-Chester,( Pa. In custody
of pO ice
March 2f-Buffalo Put off with two
boys from New York Central train.
March % ~ Plymouth, England
Seized with several men.