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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ARREST BANKERS WIFE
Husband Says She Was Not Speed
;ng-PotrOlman Declares She Vas.

Mrs. Edith Hester. the wife OF II. = hehod''
Hester banker of No. Il Broad street was ar
rested late Yesterday afternoon. on the charge OF
running an automobile at the rate of twenty-four
miles hour
Mr.. Hester in the machine with MS "'Ie
at the time. They going south on west Emo
avenue when at 18th street Bicycle Patrolinah
Pierce stopped the auto and insisted tlat AiS
Hester 60 To the West 6sh station with nm
According TO Pierce Mr.. Hester placed hlhseil l
between the patrolman and Mrs Hester and asked
him what he meant. ut. s.,
II mean that she was exceeding the speed liIht'
said Pierce
Why. yo,-you-why. this is an outrage, sa.o "a
Mr. Hester according TO Pierce. DO You mean 10
saw YOU would arrest my wife,?
Pierce assured him that what he meant
hut agreed TO allow Mrs Hester to drive the ma
chine 10 the police station. There Mrs. Hester salo
her address was No 300 West i09th street Nheh
Sargaant I,anEdon asked for 800 bail, Mr. Hester
searched through his pockets without finding the
amount.
Mr.. Hester had 10 leave his wife IN the fea'
room of the station house while he went OUT Ior
the desired sl00. He said afterward that the ar
rest preposterous. that he ana MS "iie W.
going yIp hill at the time. and the machine couid
not have been speeding.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FIND BANK STOCK TRANSFERRED.

The Essex County Board Or Taxation IS consld-
ering The legality II recent transfer OF :wo
thousand shares OF stock Of 'he Orange National
Bank of Orange from the TatabI"s Of mum
Cipality 70 Essex Fells where there IS much
lower rate. The Orange assessors informed
the boar dthat the stock. which had hcrctofor"
been valued 10000 for taxing purposes under
the Of John u EveTitt president OF the bank.
had bee ntransf.rred to Thomas Smith. said 10 be
A nemploye Of the bank and tax assessor 81 Essex
Fes
Il was shown that II tho stock had been left
the Orange assessment rolls the this r.
kin glast years basis would he about
g 500 Of valuation, $40 for the two thou
sand shares. The rate In Essex Falls last year
O. cents 500 The tax in Essex Fells the stock
will total about 800. while the transfer OF the
stock will reduce the rate to about 81 cents.
Tho board decided that the transfer perfectly
legal
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THREE YEARS FOR SOLDIER FRAUD.
Wss 20 Wed Nurse Who Len. Him $500 on
Lying Tale Of Promotion.

LesvenwoTth Kan. Aug 5.-Private James y.
Py-ne, 9Th Battery Siege ARTILLERY. must serve three
years in -he military prison here for breaking a
promise Of marriage ana borrowing money with
intent - 1efrGud. Ii shown in the
tai ny which he was tried that F'yDe became en-
gagged 10 army nurse In Cuba; that he
transferred FoFt LeavenEprth and the
young woman asking loan or Ssl3 TO fit him out
with Uniforms and other eq qIipment made neces-
sars ne SAID. b. hts having passed eEaUins ton
for promotion - a reutensncv- The girl advanced
The Irpreg, hrt when she 70 Kansas City
later learned thar Private Pyne had deceived her
The court martial followed. and It's findings were
approved to-day by Brigadier General Gcdfrey.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that or the debtor tho second
that Of the creditor.
Barnuul Joseph 1T r.. Atkins; july 20 1850 o0
Cohen. Sophia NJ Frirer 81 al, May =. 1901. 81
J;rossman. Samuel. and Abraham Hurwitz-Sher
man. Brown. Clements company: July 16 1901. ~
Hutchinson. WaTron b. William n Wal
lace 4. Downs-w Foster May 10. Iaos....-. l 500
Same-Same: MAJ ~ 1900 L054 33
Je!lenik. Diward l-G W Marsh: May = 1897 2325 -
Ma Bridge Works and United
sales tompany-f a Narney e al:
July 2 1907. Iro Ss
eameM. \ Shayne. "NtcGtrix; July 2 1897 123 q
nan. October u. 1899 90 So
SChOenfed. Philip, and Isaac t;Oldbatt-I
Wshintner. February "a 1907 s53 IS
pany: december Al. 1900; 1a4s 7
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

Richard kitchrldt national president OF the Lith-
ographic Artists. Engravers and Designers
League. announced yesterday the abandonment OF
the strike against the National Association OF En-
ploying Lithographers. The strike began last Au-
gust.
The refusal Of the men TO resign from the union
caused lockout of the men in Boston. Springfield
Providence. New York. Philadelphia. Rochester
Buffalo. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Detroit. Chicago
Milwaukee. St. Louis and in a number of Smaller
cities The league finally called a meeting vote
the question of returning to work, and il was
decided TO return to work Internationally.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PERKINS HEIRS SUE MUTUAL. LIFE
Kansas Litigation Retaliatory to Efforts to
Set Aside Policy
rBy Telegraph 90 The T,rfbr,,e !

Topeka Kan. Aug. Suit was fled IN the Tnited
States Circuit Court here to-day by the executors
and the administrator of the estate of I.rcius II
Perkins to recover sL5o.Jp from the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York. This is the
expected suit by the managers of the estate which
II was rurnored would be brought a the time the
insurance company filed its SUIT IN the same court
10 have the insurance policy aside on the
ground that Perkins committed suicide. The ra -
Fers filed to-day recite that the policy written by
the nutual-was known as a gold bond policy. While
II called for 10000 in Insurance., il had an OPTIONAL
clause making IL payable in gold. The executors
contend that each Of these bonds is worth
S.&S. or premium of $500. In addition o this
the compainants for per cent interest on the
fun amount l.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BROKE UP FORT GEORGE TETE-A-TETe.

On the complaint Of Henry Hufnage OF No 10
West 1Os1h street. William RuhI Waterman for :,
Fort George show, is locked up in the West 1921
street station charged with felonius assault HUFF
nage sitting last night with his sweetheart in
front of the place where RuhI is employed when
he ordered them out OF the park Hufnagel re
sented this and then. he says. Ruhi drew re-
volVer There a great scramble in the crowd
TO get ont of the way and the young woman ran
out Of the park She found Patrolmen Calvin of
the West 152d street station. who went back and
arrested Ruhl.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NEW STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany Aug. 5.-Certifcates of incorporation filed
to-day included:
Nevada; principal Office in New York City; capital
s.. 80 600: directors Alexander Tournay OF London.
G. T. Fots, of Herkimer and A. A. Schwabe Of
Brooklyn.
The Grand Pabos Lumber Company, of Cansteo
Steuben County: capital. $4,000 directors l. "
Powell, l.. n Whiting and j J. I.nderman all of
Canisteo.
Gill Compact Power Company, New York: capi-
tai 10000 directors. + II. Gill. C. n Sigison and
II. s. Msckaye, all of New YoiA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TRIES SUICIDE IN BROADWAY HOTEL

\ man who registered last night at the Sinclair
House Broadway and Sth street. NJ l.. Mi
cHaeIs attempted suicide by inhaling illuminating
gas He was removed to St. Nincent's Hospital.
where he revived long enough 10. say that man
named Murphy living No. West 9th street.
WAS his nearest friend. From papers found him
II was learned that n" WAS connected with the
firm Of Alderman & Gordon fIrriers No % I-ni-
versitv Place. The watchman and Mr- Ackerua n
gave n description Of Nathan L. Gordon. the
Younger member Of the firm. which Tailed with
that or Michaes. who had the initials N. l.. G..
in his hat.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CHARGE ILLEGAL USE OF PRISON LABOR.

officials ~ tho shirt makers union, which now
has twelve hundred members involved n lock-
ont announced yesterday that they were going
"a make a complaint 10 the authorities concern
,re alleged violations OF the prison labor laws
Tho charge contained In letter from shirt
maker In Trenton tn" editor or The jewish
Daily Forward follows.
Il deem my duty to INFORM You that "hlH
tho strike is IN progress portion Of that work
is bejng done In tho state prison ~ New Jersey
I was informed that every shirt must bear a label
or he stamped convict labor which II does not.
No wonder the manufacturers are not In hurry
10 settle with the union.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TEXAS STILL AFTER WELLS FARGO
Railroad Commissions Want Anti-Pass Cues
tion Decided by Supreme Court.
f6y Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Houston, Tex. Aug 5.-The Railroad Commission
has appealed the Attorney General requesting
him TO take action uphold the ti-pass law in
its alleged application 10 tire Wells Fargo Express
COMPANY.
The commission alleges that the Southern Pacific
Railroad controls the company, ana
there exists collusion between the two
eEade the provisions of the Texas law; that tho
evasion IS so paIpable that the commission IS not
satisfied with the findings OF the district court but
wants the Supreme Court decide the question.
Judge kirtre decided few days that the
laa did not affect the express company.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ADDRESSES AT cooPEesTowN.

Cooperstown. n Y. Aug 5-The second day OF
the celebration OF the centennial % CooperstoWn
was marked by the delivery Of three historical ad-
dresses. Francis W Halsey. Of New York author
% Kew York Frontier" spoke The
f-tper Susqaehanna In the Border Wars G.
porneroy E..se president OF the Second National
Bank Of Cooperstowr. spoke Of The Early Days
OF C.ooyerstown' while Walter T.. Bum, Of New
York a former Appraiser OF tire Port of New York.
delivered address Noted Men % Otsego
During Early Davs-'
The annual Dts6.o Lake regatta will lie held to
rnarrcw when sailing and motor boat will also
h. L.s
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PLANS FOR NEW JEWISH HOSPITAL

plane I,a-o been fled for remodelling the two old
Fashioned thre. story and basement houses at Nos
"a. and 14n ad St into n hospital building for the
-co,rri,. organized new Jewish Hospital. OF which
r,or,ard SarnsI - president and which ia to he
-, 80 tho >Inunt Noriah Hospital. The made
over buildings will be equipped for laboratory WORK
in addition TO general treatment or patients The
necessary improvements are TO cost sloo".
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NO TOBACCO WAR. SAYS STANLEY.
TB- Telegraph To The Tribune

TBy Telegraph IN The Tribune.
Evansville, Ind Aug 5.-Congressman A ..
Stanley. of Henderson, KY. who represents the %
Kentucky District and who led the fight in the
last session Of Congress against the Tobacco Trust
interview here tonight said there is no to-
bacco war in Kentucky and that sto-
ries sent OUT about the alleged might raiders
purely fictitious.
He SAYS .he Standard OH Company owns the
American Tobacco Company and that the trust
has paid newspaper correspondents many OF
principal towns in Kentucky sent out SEN
saticnal stories about the alleged depredations OF
the night raiders"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FORMER BROOKLYN PASTOR DEAD.

Richmond. Ind. Aug Word has been received
here OF death oxford. Ohio 81 the Rev
Marion z. Harlan. a minister of the Disciples Of
Christ II" pastor OF the Sterling Place
Church. Brooklyn. \. Y. for years and came
Indiana with his family about a wear ago I'm
poor health from his labors I'm his Brooklyn, pas
torate His widow Is Mrs Jennie @ Harlan ma
tionaI corresponding secretary Of the Christian
Womens Board Of Missions
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
RECOVER BODY OF DROWNED MAN.

Sea Gin Long Island. AUG. 5-After an all night
search with drag nets and graphing hooks the
bodv OF Otto Nitsch. who was drowned yesterday
was recovered this morning MitsCh and his sister
were the guests Of + j Winterroti. Of this place
The- were all in small yacht, when MitsCh
while TRYING throw over the anchor. fell into the
water and was dragged down lie could not swim
and was drowned before aid reached him. Captain
z J. Hurley found the Dody to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TO REOPEN OLD SOUTH CHURCH

ffsy TeiegTarh 70 The Tribune
Boston. Aug 5.-T7e famous Old South Church is
70 be reopened after thirty years without OK
cept a historical museum. for preaching. meet
ing. conventions and similar religious gatherings.
No charge is De made by the Old South Associa-
ton for the OF the building. The Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Everett Hale preached there yesterday for
the first time in thirty years
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
IN BELLEVUE FOR TEN YEARS.

After spending ten years in Bellevue, first as
patient and later a clerk and useful man about
the various wards. Albert Stewart forty-fve wears
old who lived No s36 East 9th street died
yesterday in the hospital Stewart had at
the hospital through half dozen administrations
lie entered the hospital April l. 1897 when ne
suffering from spine trouble When he
recovered he went 10 work in the wards and con
tinued helping the doctors unit! two weeks ago
when he became i'll
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ARvERNE TO HAVE MARDl GRAS.

Preliminary arrangements have been con1plet ed
for the Msrdi Gras and baby parade which the
Ary~yns Floral Parade Association will hold at
arverne, Long Island. SATURDAY, August 81, and
on Labor Day. September 2 On the afternoon OF
first day the floral parade which will he made
tp o. four divisions, consisting Of automobiles,
pony carts, carriages and trade wagons. will take
yisce and in the evening the Me-Gi GTas will he
held fhe elevated boasdwaai.. The babies Will
pArsAs tho afternoon of Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ssLADA'S EXAMINATION ADJOURNED

The examination yesterday of Hylo Salada. OF
No 2G7 West 34h street. the East Indian accused
OF insulting little girls and who nearly lynched
by an angry crowd. adjourned until to-day by
Magistrate Harris. in the jefferson Market court,
OF reaues, Of agents oF the Childrers Societs,
on the ground thai they would be able bring
more u-itu
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
"FORGiVE US, PAP" "NAY," SAYS HE

Orange Aug D notwithstanding to William
Ward. OF Mechanic street, there VIII be a stormy
time when his son-in-law and daughter Mir and
Mrs. Frank s. HHhner. return from their wedding
trip. Tie couple were married at St Johns Church
Saturday. Yesterday Mr. Ward received a letter
mailed TO him from New York asking forgiveness
The girl is only eighteen, too young MI Ward says
while the Bridegroom boasts twenty-one years 10
his credit. The Zahners think the couple in
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SALES BY JOSEPH p. DAY.

Tho following transactions were made hy Josepn
= pav in the Nesey street salssrooms yesterday
East 5Gth "a All. 2pi = ~ = *
ave. 1oV1on 5S42 p1no5 =, hrH tenement
sold to Louis Ies~ for $'l.nI"
West n FrOa1Vay- -fJHN II
rrk tenement houses sold 70 the planting
x142 5e3
f-oadv av " corner Ia5th -. IIxIO0. vacant:
sold p, the rlalr-!~ sar SiIS.60
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MAY LOSE JOB FOR OPPOSING TAFT
Ohio Governor Said To Be Angry at Warden
of the Penitentiary.
lRv Telegraph to The Tribune.

Cleveland. Aug. st is reported that Governor
Harris dispeased the action OF Orin Il. Could.
warden o the penitentiary, in voting against the
Endorsement of Secretary Taft last Tuesday. Will
oust him from his place.
Gould is a member of the Republican state cen
trnl Committee and Of the six members
who opposed the Taft Endorsement resolution Har-
ris some time ago out strongly for the war
Secretary and Gould's action IN the face OF this
has II is said turned the Governor against him.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SUIT TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE.

Suit has been begun in the Supreme Court by ths
Lincoln Trust Company to foreclose a mortgage ot
lea seholds. etc OF part Of the south side
Of the per at the foot of West 55th st. part ot
The hulkhead the foot of East 10Th st and south
side Of old pier - North River The mortgage was
made hy Brown Fleming Contracting COM
ysny. June g. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BRONX SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

John II. Behrmann has sold for William Garrett
one Of his two newly completed t~o-fsnlliy houses
on rhe east side Of Carpenter avenue north o.
c2qth st The same broker has also sold Tor a Mrs
Tavlor three lots IN 939th 81. between White Plains
ave and Richardson ave. and for Edward g Il
Doerrel the northeast corner ~ KingsbrttEe Road
nd Dignev ave. an investor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR A. c. BIRD

BY Telegraph To The Trih,ne1
Milwaukee, Aug 6-0ssan Bird has been in
formed that his brother. a. {. Bird has received
an extended leave OF absence from the Could svs-
TEN because Of i'll health. He will continue under
half pay of $1,000 year. Mr. Bird is vice -presi-
dent OF the Gould system, and has had supervision
of trafI Iic-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
s,J,lDINo LOAN CONTRACT.

Grant ave ". $50 ~ n. ~ John St 5ox2I4 IL
irreg Bronx. Lana Tcde loans Valentine and
18th st = go n. W ~ LIST ave Spx1O2 =.
Cr.y Mortgage co. loans Main r. atty Co.......
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ANrI-moRmoN MAYOR RESIGNS.

Salt Lake City Aug 5-1'he resignation OF Ezera
Thompson Mayor OF Salt Lake City to
city Council This evening Mayor Thompson
elected in November. 1905, by the American or
anti-Normon party.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Brooklyn Property for SAFE.

4 BOUT TWENTY CITY lots with house. en- ss W
~ sth ssth street. $50 feet fronns Sra
Z Island. three corners price 80
A RIANtN. Court street. Room %. brooSS"
,poyx~svfrE LOTS -NINEyTY-S.G EACH; Nsts
Ii n = terms fs1
Iyn's Rigsest Rargafn. HOWARD Rooms seV-V"'' ~
Nnntague. BroOkvu-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SPECIAL MENTION.

...-t,s.u,cnts admitted into these columns afe
....naed to the readers Of The Tribune .s snor'
ou,bJv reliable and business can Dc oooe o' A VIII"
81. advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THE SONOMA.
Northeast Corner Broadway and 55tl 50 .rna
: & rooms baths impTovern :. rent SlV'
City Property for Sale.

CIty Property for Sdls.
DROkDWAY CORNER PLOT. Washington h"sr-s hsnsr-s
ID near subway station. readv high cisss .s
me nts. hig bargain. easy terms Owner. % Seua "
Room 3I2
4 TTENTIOS. INyESTORS..-M MODERN BRoADN....s
N business building. finest tenant lons ieaSe
rental $4,000. price. SIS. 600 bis bargain opp'''~
STONE. 100 Rroadwav.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-31

Washington servants may not be
acquainted with the term back.
sheesh' and they may never stoop to
use the term tip" but they arc star
specimens of all those two institutions
imply. There are more chan 100 900
negroes In Washington. a large ma.
jority OF whom are employed as house
hold servants and in other mental ca.
pacities. No one knows the state of a
pocketbook better than they do. A
poor man may be assured of service
given grudglngly as though ne were
the cause OF a loss OF time and money
to the servant. Let him undergo n
change In financial condition for the
better. however and the exasperating
manner In which tho servants of
Washington will hang on his heels
would almost drive an ordinary man
10 drink. Failure TO comply with the
'unwritten law" on tipping in Wash.
ington will result in the Victims he.
Ing made to feel his position uncom.
fortably. He will at once become con.
spicuous by the splendid isolation he
enjoys. Nowhere is the ruinous prac.
tce OF tipping carried to such an ex
tent as In Washington and to the
casual visitor of moderate means. OF
whom thousands come TO Washington
every year. II has become almost nm.
endurable.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-31
Observation-Disclosures
NOVEMBER "a. faoz

Leave Sis a. m. for Roanoke
Norfolk and all points on the shen.
andoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York, via Hagers-
town. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
Norfolk. Cafe Dining Car.
9:45 a. IN. for Roanoke. Rich
mond. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car.
E55 p. m. for Roanoke and Lynch
burg and intermediate stations and
the shenandoah Valley Philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Philadel-
phia.
1888 p. m. FOR Roanoke. Lynch.
burg, Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfolk and Lynchburg
10 Richmond. Cafe Car.
From the West at 500 a. M. s:25
a. M, 2:05 p. m, $3.50 p. m, 9:2S
d. m.
Leave Blueheld $50 d. m. for
kenova Columbus and all points
west and Northwest. Pullman Sleep
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati.
Cafe Cars.
Trains arrive at Bluefield from the
East at 9:20 a. m, 2:1O D. M, $40
D. m. and 9:20 p. m.
$3.50 a. m. Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus, Toledo. Cafe Dining Car.
Leave 9:35 a. m. and 1925 D. m.
daily for Tazewell. Norton and all
stations on CIinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
the Clinch valley division at 2:4O p.
m. and 1925 p. m.
Leave GAS a. m. for Kenova and
intermediate stations via Wayne.
Leave $50 a. m. and 2:4O p. m.
for Welch and intermediate stations.
For Pocahontas $40 a. m, GAS
a. m, $40 a. m, 2:4O p 4. and
500 p. m. Arrive from Pocabo ntas
at 500 a. m, 2:05 p. M, $3.50 p.
m, 9:35 a. m, and $3.50 p. m.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-31

power and state power mus go hand
in hand, In harmony with the constl-
tuition. IL those powers clash the
paramount authority OF the Union
within its prescribed sphere OF ac-
ton must prevail. Such Is the ex-
press mandate OF the constitution.
and such. our common sense and
experience tell us. must always be
the case II liberty regulated by law
II not to perish from our land. The
nation is supreme within the sphere
OF It's action as defined by the consti-
tuition and it's authority. when legal
~ exerted, binds every state as we'll
AS all individuals within the terri
tory of the UNIFIED States. The glory
OF the republic is that It's affairs
are regulated by written constitu-
tion-a fundamental law which dis
tributes the powers OF government
among three separate co-equal and
coordinate departments. each exert
Ing the authority, and only the au-
thority conferred upon It and which
law until amended I'm the mode pre-
scribed by itself. must be deemed SUI
preme over congress. over the presl-
dent over the courts, over the states
and over the people themselves.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-31
WITH THE GRAND OF CAIN.
French Scientist Advoea tes the Mark
ing Of Murdersrs.

French scientist has made q re-
inarkable proposal in regard TO the
punishment OF murderers In France.
He is OF the opinion that neither gull.
lotining nor life imprisonment Is an
adequate or suitable punishment for
murder. The guillotine, he points out.
infiicts absolutely no suffering on the
criminal, who Is probably a man who
has passed his life in infiicting suffer.
Ing on others. AS TO life imprison.
ment, II entails heavy expense to the
country and generally reduces tae
prinoner 10 insanity. He suggests.
therefore, that such criminals shall be
branded on the face with a redhot
iron and then released. The branding.
he thinks, should be done I'm public.
the M slgnifying meurtrIer. the
French word for murderer. being
stamped as an ineradicabIe mark on
the forehead OF the criminal lie would
thus bear about to the end OF his DAYS
the mark OF his crime. and be a con.
slant warning TO bis kind.