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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
ASHLAND TO HAVE
SEWERAGE SYSTEM
Streets to Be Lighted by Gas and
Town to Have Ample Water
Supply.


ASHLAND VA. January S-on.-.-
tions were commonced here te-s., d.
the Ashland Gas. sewer ana water
Company on their extensive work o.
sewerage. Eas and water for tae row,
The heavy drilling machinery OF r..
artes!an wei contractor was uuloaled
and hauled during Tho day 20 H. rroy-
erty OF the company and placed in posi-
ZION The drilling machinery f9r this
contract is the heaviest IN USE and the
contract calls for ten-inch wells to 81
depth * 900 feet. which viii suDalv an
unlimited amount OF tho ru-est water
10 Dee obtained in this section OF the
state. One huudred-feet steel tower
TANKS WIZ be constructed upon the ~ 9p-
erty ~ the company. ana o.. water
Will bee pumped fresh daily and stored
IN an 10000 gallon tank. This WIN give
tie town ample fire protection and thus
reduce the fire insurance rates about
80 Ia per cent The wells. power house
and gas plant viii Doe located in the rear
OF the lots fronting on Railroad Avenue.
formerly owned by the Myers estate An
effort Is being made 10 induce the com
pany 20 spend a Few thousand dollars cd
ditional 20 increase their steam olent
sufficiently 70 enable thern % supply many
Of the dwellings with steam heat. "a IS
now being done in many places. The
great drawback 70 Ashland heretofore
has been her poor water supply, lack Of
sanitary sewerage and dark streets.
These disadvantages WILL however. soon
disappear. and within the next few
months. almost with the advent Of the
new electric line. the antique smoky
oily street lamps will be replaced with
modern street lamps % the highest eff
cheney
One Of the most substantial and extern
sive improvements in the town was pro-
vided for to-day when the large property
known as the McN1urdO property was
transferred to n syndicate which will
Immediately open ZIP that section. An
avenue sixty feet wide VIII be rnacada-
mized for n distance Of 3oD0 feet. COM
mencinR 1T Railroad Avenue near the
BrintOn House station. and running east
that distance. .-ranolithic sidewalks will
be laid. and other improvements made
suitable for the building OF substantial
residences. Work on this Improvement
viii commence in thirty days
The Ashland Royal Arcanum met to-
night in Crews Hall for the purpose Of
election Of officers. and supper was after
ward served. The organization IS in a
prosperous condition.
The marriage Of Miss Laura I,ounsberrv
10 Mr.. Robbins Will take place en- Ash
land tomorrow evening
Mr.. G. w. NJ Taylor will resume the
MANAGEMENT OF the Henry Clay Inn to-
morrow Mr.. c. ". Russell. Of Provl-
dence. will return 20 his home with his
family in Rhode Island
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

wherever they ~ within the purview Of
their powe--
do mot ten rre sir. that this is friend
slip FOR -~lt1DNcy. It is simply friend
ship to government Ii is simply respect
tnr law. ana waen men proclaim these
doctrines ] have pointed - as having a
tendency to join those who are for fed
eradication and consolidation and for pill
ius up authority for autocratic powers. let
we point them To the voice OF Hugh s
Iegare o. south Carolina. of sixty years
age. one of the advisers OF your Presi-
dents. Let me call again to the voice OF
the venerable jurist from Maine Nathan
o. I,ri and say that in those voices you
have the law and the prophets OF demo
cratic creed OF this land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
SIMON oUooENHEIM


Co-sfi+,,tio-o ~ ~ tne
+h.. 100 , ' '-' ""~c on
g.. ft.,, + i-', '-e.- si'1iil
,'e,-,-ls ''i' i'@.'7 retained oy the
.N-, NJ
20 FIX ST.. .' rs it7ei Nea
-....-..e..f-.- , ol '- .e people mast be
i,''y Dlt oihe--ll protected against
eminent And +sts -
represents the STATES .,.,..ff
that there snor h. .--,.l =.
these powers. shonfF ... p, 10 .t..+ -
Fundamental prinoi,..s 80 ..
sttutons are r,si.t..-..7 So. t r
strength and vigor. For IAN .n.roaos-
mont upon these reserved RIGHTS Cd tho
extent VIII N the tendencies of the Time
seem 20 90 leaning Wo.l- ae Tor the c,u-
lru Government 90 irtr f.ra with all
minister upon and control the irdustrial.
the local and the domestic, co-r.rrs f
the people iu Tho States. ana when o-.a.
hegun ana the precedent e-f.busr..t
'herc ls no telling whore 90 would lead
nor where 10 would rnl and Sf.fo e,,.
efeleuty would finally boz .- am .rl In
stead 81 impiirine tae e.r.reiunty Of tre
state 90 IS tte dufy of CONGRESS- D.. ,,,.
mold and project 50 30 OH. f.et
"If more nvce- 81. ,..r..f e.
ce-sful operation --' S--
owing 20 chatrr7 ...,.....t.. &c.
clearly p0irtsk .,,. @ ""+ u
.ilcG for ia H.. ..,-+.+,-., Is ro-
nfc. Ler an sruea,1ul-nt ~ ttt.'l,
90 The States. az any event -,
pic De. consulted. d. thef~ $500, -,
known: i.t their consent i,o -
-le SURRENDER of arr of trei- Mss,
without t1r.r r.ra1t iet notri-.- g.
hy am unW alrauts constr,i.-i..,, ''''''o
Senator D..--- 4....
NOT INTENDED r. ea,t ga 1"et u was
public to- .rrf ma u. inc zee
clause OF ~. 80 tft,,,to,, commerce
regulate or-.-I.,--.s 81 '-1 I.e-t 10
were mad. .r-i.t4 ,,.bt., Nheir
articles Of fr-.--s -. '-'---'' ''eeoiii
.r, ne S-ir-
regulate cAiid-labor
iu mines, under the
cause OF 1ny other
''' - su'ulion 10 las tho
..'~SI ""o Ni'h me same reason,
'.'' ''' Y upon the FARM can
-i",' ,"' 'Sfil "huch the boys and
e-''7 ~ '-7 i'.ii tn PICK from tho boil
''e "''rs Staple Nhlch IS taken % thc
-'''' ana I.,- '. fe iacloiy 20 pa manu-
~ '"i regulate tfe
go .'i-'4'' en- sAa 'l
""lN n .' t'' wheat helHe io the
N'"''S "i '.' Nol Wes'' ior the farmers
- llo-
'.'.-' " i'I','l 'I u ls ior
''Nr 4l i7 70 oe
S.lpFv1 ".I'"o o'"1' H'ilcS 8nu iof-
''7.' Cum plo,.-' Ion oi Wh 'at
.nu US , mo -ou., t"oush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
BLACKSMITH SHOOTS
SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD BOY

BRISTOL. TENN. January s.-George
Chatham. a Bristol blacksmith. made an
attempt to-day TO carry out a threat
20 kin Charles Hughes. a seventeen
year-Oid boy who had assaulted Cheat
hams son. Entering a bowling alley.
whore Hughes was employed. Chatham
aimed n pistol at tho boys head and
fired. The bail lodged IN the shoulder
above the heart. Az Cheatham entered
tho room Hughes struck him in the face
with a poolball. Cheatham ran TO the
Virginia side. but was captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
ERMAN SPEAKS
ON States RIGHTS
A WILD DESIRE FOR. WEALTH


..-..,
- '''4-> - l'-'' .' january N--
senator OVerman. OF Nortn Carouna,
made a notable speech in the Senate to-
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-.
eIuse DiAs' VIM" SUN '0 i0R~'o''1 'i'e
employment of children in factories SEM
ator Dycrrnan spoke IN opposition 10 the
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81
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''' 4''p""i'. --'. f'.- ~ "''V 80
c"'u'U'9 u1-.,'e Z
eu7i ''i'9'S' .''" "''0
"'' 90 S'"l ,.... -
ana ue'iaIe aus ISSUES "''' ''"7''i7 I'm
certain measures "-'-,. a."
here. Do Is hish uin' lA"1 we a.l'U'u Ivc-r
TO fundamen'al principles ana MAINTAIN
tles' iliil'' l.- u"'"9 ana ''ll1'S "i'''
"nlch feS's '"e very iii'''1 p" oIA % inns
great 4epup'c' ana il 's ,i'0"' uiIie 10
stop ana TAKE our behring's ana Sc
wnln'r we are li1iliS ~ S,',i '',',,sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
SEARCHING FOR HIS WIVES
Police Think One of Osborne's
Spouses Lives in Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE. ~ c.. January S.-The
local police have been requested to
make a search FOR the Charlotte wife
OF John Osborne. alias DR. Elwood J.
Osborne. the alleged higamist. who Is
under arrest at Birmingham, Ala. Os-
borne IS said to have wives at Scran-
ton and Philadelphia Charlotte and
Birmin CHAM. Osboruc's scheme r. said
by police to be 70 marry women with
money. secure the cash ana skip. Thus
far the search for local Mrs. Osborne
has been fruitless.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
FIGHT ON BAILEY
IN LEGISLATURE
Successor VIII Be Elected BY
Legislature, Which Meets
To-Day.

JsliN. TEN january s-The Texas
Lex stature convened to-day. Much .n-
i@r-st attends this session luasmuch as a.
successor 90 Joseph vs.. ia lI.y IS 10 be
elected tuited States Senator. The fight
made on Senator Bailey. who IS the
Democratic nominee. and tie understand
ing lhat Legislative Investigation vll
hs made into bis alleged connection with
certain oh Interests has aaoeJ interest
20 tn- senatorial situation. Senator
Bailey las opened headquartors here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Seven Days in the Week

no lost time on Sundays or holidays
but instead interest runs on automati.
caTy when money is deposited in thn
bank.
Wen take the best Of care OF it after
YOU start TO save. But you must make
the start. and the sooner you start the
sooner you can put your money al work
where It win work for you
Don't postpone your visit: come to-
morrow.
Three per cent. Compound Interest. ons
dollar Will start YOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

The Board " Police Commissioners VIII
bold IFS monthly meeting ln the CITY
lia- al 4 O'Clock thls afternoon. The
usual monthly routine viii Poe disposed
or. and the board viii probably COM
picte its recommendation 20 The Finance
Committee OF the Council As 10 the nnan-
ciai needs Tor the ensuing year. one pa
troimau is Co be elected 90 al vaca ucy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
No Appetite

Means loss of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre-
cursor Of prostrating sick
ness. This is why it is Sc
rious. The best thing you
can do is to take the great
Alternative and tonic,
Hoods SarSaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
EL.LXil BABEK
Cures Malaria. din and Fever When Al
oers Fail.
Its Effect is tn Same In All Countries
TO -e ef.r,.r,k,rers ~ ssT.rTNyrr, 70,

To t1e MAnlIalrers OF ELIXIR BA-
EEk"
Gentlemou. Ding the summer OF Is
I contracted thldisease known as ma
lari&. After a 'ar's frultless treatment
hy "a proriuo ntNashingtOn physician. I
was entirely cut by your ELIxIR BA-
BEK Upon marrival in this country
WAS again strlcih with malaria. but this
time in q Worsiform-the tropical ma
laria Itemcmb,ng the merits Of your
remedy Z imFdiately sent for some.
Again 1t provedb me that Cor malaria Il
was FAR suucrioso any physicians treat
tueut
Elixir BabelC this country IS worth
RS weight .u 20 Respectfully yours.
BRASIE OlfAGAN.
Troop r. sixth S. Cavalry. "Ralayan."
Province % htaagns. LuzOn Island.
Philippine Islhs.
For sale BY adruggists. SOC per bot
tie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
How to Find Out

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II Il Swami Re tua
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"a Sam eiofte may
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10 Or Rlue~E co Ring
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root VIII
Do for YOU Every Reader OF The Times Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail.

II you are sick feel badly begin taking
the great kidney remedy. Dr. Kfmer's Swamp
Root because as soon your kidneys begin to get
better they Will help all the other to health.
A trial viii convince anyone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Didn't Know Had Kidney Trouble.

II was out II health and run Gown generally;
ilad no appetite, was dizzy and suffered with
leadache most of the time I did not know
t4a- my kidneys were The cause Of my trouble.
DIt somehow felt they might be. and I began
tthlnS swamp Root. There is such a pleasant
taste 70 swamp Root. and q goes right to the
Spot and drives disease out o. the system. Il
mas cured me. making me stronger and hotter
IN very way. and cheerfuily recommend B, 20
Gratefully yours.
MRS A. T. WALKER 1871 East Linden St.
Atlanta. Ca
Weak and unhealthy kidneys arc responsible for
Htany KINDS Of diseases, and II permitted to con-
ttl-ue ANrn suIlerlug ahd many fatal results arc
sur 20 follow; Kidney trouble irr,ates the nerves
~ ees you dizzy, restless sieeplcss and irritable
ices you pass water often during the dav and
T-iS.a you 70 GET up many times during the night.
,iE k.dneys cause rheumatism. gravel 81 o.
s-i4u OF tne bladder, pain dun ache ia the back
JOINTS ana muscles, make your head ache nd
.tcN acne. cause Indigestion, stomach and liver
Douoie. YOU get salow yellow cornpIexion.
make YOU feel ~ though You had heart trouhle.
80 nas nave plenty OF ambition. but no strength:
set weak and waste away
% overcome these troubles take DIT Kfirner.s
swamp Root the w0rid-famous kidney remedy
\. l'lFlne aWarnp-Ro Root YOU AFFORD natural helm 10
IA IRE Tor owanpRoo is the moss uerfect hea ler
Sna gente aid 70 the kidneys that has YET been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

Historically. showed that discharge
without honor-''N ithout character" as it
was termed in the British army was no
rev thluC For years 70 had becn known
g. the American army. for "a much
longer time e had been known an tile
British army
''The soldier who gets neutral dis
charge OF this character said the Sen
ator. may have served with distinction.
but his commanding officers are not pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
FERRT1GE BILL PASSED.
Would Reduce South Brooklyn Rate
to Remedy Bridge Crush.
- - . - rrLbune ]

Albany. Feb 1.-THE Voss bill, reducing the
fare on the South Brooklyn ferry from five
20 three cents was passed 10y the Assembly to-
night after Assemblyman Conrady's declaration
that he considered it the best immediate remedy
for the Brooklyn Bridge crush.
thousands of people" he said. would use
this ferry il the rate II is reduced. who can
not afford 30 use il now.
The measure was opposed by Mr.. Moreland
and Mr. Young. on the ground that ii was bad
legislation. as the city authorities had the
power 10 reduce the rate if they thought best to
co
While the vote was in progress New York and
Brooklyn members hustled all over the house
drumming up votes for the bill among the up
state members.
Assembyman Conlady introduced a resolution
recurring the Greenpoint. Astoria and Long ISL
and ferry companies to appear before the Com
Ynerce and Navigation Committee to give in
formation about their financial affairs. It re-
ouires these companies to show the cost of oper-
alton the amount OF dividends. and such other
Information as may he desired. with View 10
settling on an equitable ferriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
NEW LOCAL OPTION BILL.
Put in by Assemblymon WinterS-
Election District the Unit.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. J

Albany Feb 11.-Assemblyman Winters d
Tioga County. introduced local option Dill
tonight differing somewhat from the measure
of last year The election district in cities Is
made the local option unit; and a district may
''go dry altogether. or vote to abolish saloons
bottled goods stores. the sale Of liquor by drug
gists. or the sale by hotels only. An election
on the liquor question may be held when 10 per
cent Of the voters in a district petition for H.
The vote may take place at biennial municipal
elections or. in cities where elections are not
held biennially, at a genera! election in an odd
numbered year. The election for city and Tor
an election district may be held at the same
time. If the city votes dry" all the saloons
are abolished. If the city 2 whole refuses to
abolish the saloons the election district which
votes against the sale of liquor may abolish
them.
The bill viii not put temperance Legislation
into effect in any community where the ma
jority of the voters don't want it: and where a
ma iOritv of the voters do want to remove
saloons they certainly should have the right to
do So" said Mr.. Winters. Nearly all the other
states have passed such laws or more stringent
legislation. and I do not believe this Legs
lature viii deny the people their inherent right
10 say by majority vote what they want on
the saloon question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
TAX BILLS
Senator Cassidy Introduces inner
if0ncc WeasurcS-Their Provisions.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

Albany Feb 1.-Two important tax measures
were introduced tonight by Senator owen Cas-
sidy, ono fixing high rates for inheritance tax
alton. the other designed 10 hit personal dodgers
They are measures recommended by the Special
Tax Commission.
Under the Cassidy bill there is no tax on less
than $500 If left 10 parents, CHILDREN, brothers
or sisters, wives or their husbands, or adopted
children. on all sums over $3.50 If left to lineal
ancestor or lneal descendant. or brother, sister
uncle. aunt first cousin, tax of per cent
IS laid on The excess. on sums over 500, II leIt
10 others than those specified a tax of per
ceu' rs laid ON the excess. These are termed by
the bill primary rates" on sums over $4,000
left Z" persons or corporations. except for the
foregoing exemptions the rates are TO be:
Between S25aea and 100000, twice the primary
rates. SlooUno 10 $500 600. 3 per cent, plus pri-
mary rates. 100000 TO 81 zoe 000. per cent plus
primary rates: $1.000Go0, per cent plus the
primary rate.
The second bill provides that any person seek
In nave his assessment reduced must HE
true and complete list of all property belonging
10 him. and if a reduction Of personal taxation
s. sought a list Of all debts, the names OF
creditors dates when contracted and purposes
of such debts. and must swear that no part OF
such Indebtedness was contracted TO evade tax
alton. Swearing 10 false schedule is made
perjuTv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
LIMITS ELECTION COST.
Assemblymon Phillips Introduces
Corrupt Practices Bill.
~ Telegraph to TIE Trlbure.l

Albany Feb f1.-Assemblyman Phillips pre-
scented tonight a corrupt practices bill specif-
caIIy limiting the amounts 10 be expended by
candidates for Office in this state. It amends
the penal code. making it a misdemeanor for
any person who is a candidate for Governor 20
spend more than $1,000 to obtain his election.
The following scale OF expenditures is estab-
lehed.
For any elective state office other than
q judicial office. $1,000: representative in Con-
gross or Presidential eIectOr $1,000; State Sen
ator. 81 500. Member Of Assembly, $500 by
candidate: any other public Office elected in
town. city village. giving 5000 votes for
Governor AT last election. $500. if total number
,f votes cast be more than 1000 and less than
- coo - for each hundred votes in excess Of
such $500 IN addition 10 the said sum Of $500;
81 the total number Of votes cast he in excess
or 25Dgp - for each hundred votes in excess
OF such number may lie added to the amounts
above specified
second bin amends the present law by per
hitting carriage hire for conveying electors to
the polls. mot exceeding four from each ele'-
ton district. and striking out the sick and
inirm" qualification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
AMENDS PUBLIC ACCOUNTS LAW.
Assemblyman Robinson Says Proposed Act
Would Save Millions of Dollars.
TBy relegrapb to The Tribone.

Albany. Feb. 11-Assambly RObinson intro
duced tonight a bill amending the public &C
counts bill which passed in 1880. The
principal changes made by the new bill are in
creasing the number of examiners from two 10
ten, installing a uniform system Of accounting
for all cities OF the same population, requiring
reports from outgoing city and town officials
and raising the salary of examiners from 50 to
IS a day.
Mr. Robinson said that he thought if the
amended bill were passed ii would save the
cities and towns OF the state millions of dollars
each year; that ex-ConIroller Wilson had him
self advised the amendments.
In the State of Ohio said Mr.. Robinson. "a
bill similar 10 this saved the state S2O00000
the first year il in operation, and put the
states accounting in first class condition.
Mr.. Kelsey drew the original bill, and II was
introduced by Mr.. WadswOrth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
TO ASSIST IN FRANCHISE TAX CASES.
Attorney General Jackson Designates W. H.
Cuddeback. of Buffalo

Albany. Feb 71.-AttoTey General Jackson desig-
mated William n Cuddeback Of Busao. to-day to
assist Daniel T. Cohslar. Of the states counsel IL
the franchise t..s assessment cases Mr.. Guide
ha0I, served as Corporation Counsel IN Buffalo for
several years and is cspe-al2 familiar with fran
elise tax cases
A hearing on The franchise tax assessments will
le held IN the Attorney Generals office on Wednes-
laV Representa- lives OF the Manhattan Railway
company the Third Avenue Railway Company
and the Western Union Telegraph Company will he
present as viii Corporation Counsel Ellison. Of
View York, and Corporation Counsel Desbccker, Of
Buffalo. go
The Manhattan and Third Avenue companies viii
ask TO nav their franchise tax on SO per cent Of
tle assessed valuation OF their property. The
Western Iniun viii make a general proposition for
thu settlement Of the entire amount Of taxes due
he arafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
WANTS ARMoRY EXPENSE SCHEDULES
Frisbie Presents Resolution Calling on Metz
and County Treasurers for Facts.
rBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Albany. Feb. lin connection with his bill
placing the maintenance Of all armories on the
state instead Of on the counties Assemblyman
Frisbie tonight presented a resolution calling
on Controller Metz of New York and county
treasurers for schedules of the money spent for
armories in the last year He said that the
armory commission had passed a resolution con-
demning his bill. and that other critics had said
il would saddle vast cost on the state.
I want to see" he said. how much was spent
in some of the counties for maintaining armorIes
by officials in no way answerable to the people"
Opposition TO this bill from New York, sup
posed to ernanate from the armory board caused
some discussion of the ACCESSIBILITY Of exempt
ing New York City from IFS provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12

KacmpT New York Naples and Genoa. MoItsa
,Gcu, Dcmpwolr New York Tor Palermo. etc. 10
Forrest Ti0lme tBrl. Chadwick New
Messna. CatRnR.
HAVE. Feb o. U-Sailed. steamer Hudson tFrl. lie
Barrier
Narscics Feb 9-Saloi. steamer MonvIsp
New YORK
Aleers. Feb o Sailed seinberser GER Gro
trrom Calcutta. Boston sew
Antwerp. Feb H-Arrvel steamers 81 tutubc~t ORR
York
Bremen, Feb II. M Arrived. steamer Yor,, oisr,
laud"rmann. New York. q. . m-Saiod steamer
Friedrich der Crosse ,tirrl. Beeksr, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-12
ATTORNEY ASKS COMPUTATION.

Albany Feb John +. Cowan, attorney for
Frank Furlone. the young man sentenced to die
IN the week beginning March for the murder OF
his aunt. Mrs. Margaret Keeler in New York City,
appealed TO Governor Hughes To-day for the
mutation Of the sentence life Imprisonment Fur
long rs asserted to have been subject epilepsy.
The husband Of the murdered woman sent letter
the Governor faYoTing tie appeal. The appli-
T8yler. % New York. Governor Hughes reserved
lIa..la