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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

discharge of Cavanaugh, but cavanaugh refused to
leave According to the complaint. Cavanaughs
salary for the month Of April held up, and he
took securities to the value OF 81 900 The charge
OF grand larceny was ordered by the magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
NEW YORK.
Health i'm the Hill Tops

OF Orange. Sullivan. Ulster Delaware Counties
the main line and branches OF
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IN region q absolute
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LY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES Of 1855
Boarding Houses. with their location. board
facilities, attractions. &c Vacation
way. y. Y.
~ NEW YoRK-14I. 425 1850 1854 1898 Broadway
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Information Bureau. % East 2Sd
IN BROOKLYN Court st. 40 Sostrand ave. cor
Macon St; $50 Broadway Eagle Information Bureau
On May 10th and S0th Excursion tickets a reduced
will scd Broadway 1884 Broadway 1(F
Wesr 125th Sc Beaver ST. BROOKLYN Wee
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
SurrOgates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK T
hereby given to all persons having against
Augusta Tucker, late OF the County O New YORK
deceased the with thereof to
subscriber at his place OF tansactng business the
Office OF Chas. p. and VIM W. Buckley Esqs Attornavs
and C,ounselors law. No 14I Broadway Borough AZ
day August next. Dated New York the twenty
fourth day OF January. 1907
WARD DICKSON. Executor &c
~ GORGE A. CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
u order OF Hon. Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate ~ ~
County New York notice is hereby given to ali per
having claims against A Croker. Iats
the County York. deceased present the SAM
wit vouchers nIac.
OF ransacting business No 90 Street in the civ
or New York, or before the 18th day OF July next
Dated New York. the 1th day OF January 1907
LEAH REESE CROCKER
GEORGE A. CROCkER. Jr
Executors
for Executors. No 80 William Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
HORSE THIEF HARD TO HOLD.
burned Jail and stole Sheria's
Steed in Flight.
SPECIAL 70 Tho washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald
Staunton. Va. Nov. IA daring horse
thief who has operated here, has been
captured in South Dakota. whittier me
had fed from authorities in Pendleton
County, ". Va.
Barto Rimel is the man, and he Is
wanted in four States for criminal Of
fenses. Last year he stole a horse from
a. r. Hiner. OF Pendleton, and was
placed in prison. He burned down the
jail and escaped lie was captured in
Greenbrier County. and was being taken
back ITO Pendleton when he jumped
through the window of a rapidly NOV
ing train and again gained his freedom.
He is wanted in MayvilIe, No. for
stealing q car load OF cattle oC which
crime he was convicted. but made his
escape To Montana. where he stole a
horse and fed. Tn Wyoming be was also
convicted of horse stealing. but while
waiting to be conveyed TO prison, he stole
the sherins steed and was again "a free
man.
He has now been recaptured I'm Dakota.
and viii bee taken TO Missouri for trial.
after which West Virginia and other
States will claim him.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
FINAL GUNS ARE FIRED
Maryland Political Contest Draws
to It's Close.
Candidates of Rival Parties Address
Large AssembIages in baltimore.
Many SpecuIations as to Result.

Baltimore. Nov 1.-The I,sr bf, ,,.,~.
are lai-s ara f, +t.. -.,t.f..,
/ 49,. -',' q
"'7's d" si'. Gnu anu Win lH,
olSei-s.lse OF ule Hnal batteries OF ora
/ tory tonight and tomorrow night the
/ field of battle viii remain quiesceut until
/ Tuesday. the day of election
/ The Republicans held teei~ final mass
meeting fo-nfaat .y-bfrs r1a Dsr,o.,,t. +.
roIa +bcf,. .ia,tr.- -. ,..-.--..
- '"
l'e NsP"'A'aA hieelihS Tonight tied
/ tAe Lyric, and JAe candidates Tor election
I presented their arguments 10 the voters
/ iu the strongest terms The former may
or of Baltimore. II. CIs, Tfmanue rra
sided and rra sneaker. ir.r,4s4 lr,..
c.. 10 .,..s-..- 5..,..
l', 7''
''' 'l'''' 'l''l''i'.'Ii' 'it'' eiAi'atie TOT
attorney general Hon James H. Baker.
candidate FOR comptroller and Hon.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
DEAD" NAN RETURNS HOME
Surprises Family, Which Thought
He Had Been Drowned.
Wffe and Mother of Weaver Inferred
Remains Identified in Norgue
Last December.

/ SIaAaa..pHia. Nav. I.-SGnposeIly dead
I ana buried nearly "a year ago. john Cam
non greatly surprised 1lrs. Cannon and
her five children by walking iu upon them
/ and insisting that le was very much
alive. The Cannon home is az Rure
street. "a small thoroughfarc. running pa-
/ rHlIel To the Reading railway. at Wistor
street station. Germantown aad the
neiEabors. some of whom are superstj-
rious. refused for several days TO believe
chat it was not Cauuous ghost that was
hanging around the little house
it was iu Ha latter part uf last De-
cember that Cannon was reuor.ed miss
ing, although his srpearauc- did not
cause many regrets ou t.e part of his
Wife, Who had more than once had hm
arrested ana imprisoned for assauItiue
her. About that time The badly uecom-
posed body of "a man was discovered 40
the mouth of tae WtugohoeaInE Greek
The body was unreCo-uIzable but u was
taken to tGe morgua. where Airs. Cam
non thought She recognized it ls that ur
Der husband. for rbs reason that he had
'U pair Ht -uSua-i#rS similar to those
worn uy her oldest I1y ami uar aT
patent leather shoes iIa also was minus
tw1 front testa. tHa same as Cannon
identification. however. was not posi-
tive. and the remains were buried iu
p0tt"r.s field Later rr the mother OF
Cannon. who had Uaid-up insurance
policy Oh H5- life. believing possibly that
the dead man might De- her son. received
the amount OF Insurance due Eer and
had the body raised and dece1ty buried
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

This is message that viii bring hap
p'ness gain into many families and sun
shine into The lives of hundreds of dis
hearteueu and discouraged men and
women here IL requires just a little in
convenience, for it can't De bought al
ready prepared TX is simple home
recipe now being made known in an the
larger cities through the newspapers. IL
Is intended 20 check the many cases Of
rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble
which have made SO many cripples and
inva.lds and Weakiiugs of some of ouv
brightest and strongest people.
The druggists here have been notified
10 supply themselves with the ingredi-
ents, and the sufferer Will have no trou-
ble 60 obtain them. The prescription is
as follows Fluid Extract Dandelion,
ont-EaIf ounce, Compound Kargon. one
ounce, and Compound Syrup Of Sarsa-
parlila. three ounces Nix by shaking
well in "a bottle The dose is one tea
spoonful after each meal and at bedtime.
Recent experiments. even u severe hos
pital cases, prove this simple mixture the
remedy for Rheumatism because OF its
positive action upon the eiminative tis-
sues OF the kidneys. IL compels these
most vital organs 20 filter from the blood
and system The waste impurities and uric
acid which are the cause of rheumatism
il cleanses the kidneys. strengthens them
and removes quickly such symptoms as
hacbache. blood disorders. bladder weak
ness, frequent ur.uatioH. painful scald-
ing and discoIored urine. Tt acts as
powerful stlmulant t. the entire kidney
and bladder structure. puts new life into
tEem. and iuris0rates the entire tract Il
makes the kidneys clean the blood The
baudeiirn win take care Of liver trouble
and constipation and is fine for the
stomach
Al the ingredients. states weU-knowu
local druggist are OF vegetable extrac-
ton. making il safe and harmless pre-
scrUti1u 8t any time
Those who suffer and are accustomed
90 purchase "a bottle Of patent medicine
should not let little Inconvenience fn-
yerterc with making up ibis prescription.
Wherever this becomes generally known
states % large Eastern publication. ii
ruins the sale of the patent medicines
and so-caIiaf rheumatism and kidney
cures. which Is IT'S best Endorsement Of
virtue
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT.
Artistic Musical Entertainment En-.
ioycd by Large Audience.

Before large and attentive audience
the Vaughn Glass of the Calvary Bap-
fist Church offered last night "a delight
ra. and finished entertainment. The or.
essiou was tie seventeenth annual con-
cert. given under their auspices. Tie
concert was under the direction of 1Ir. O..
f. Hahbard VINO arranged the pro-
&amme
Fritz a. 1rueIers selections on the
cello were notably good. and George
O'Co1uor sustained his popular reputa-
uu in rendering several comic songs
Hiss Elizabeth Nuun. "a young singer of
promise sang CAS- the B5U1ws." and her
number was well received. Robert Hick-
man gave lav recitals which were
amusing and interesting Miss Edith
Pickering who sang with the Marine
Band at tHe Hiupodrome. iu New York
City. ia~t summer. rendered several solos
.u au artistic aEd finished manner Miss
Eugene de Gueslu af tine MacReyuolds-
hoe.I. Musi. School. showed "a masterful
control of the Instrument iu violin solos
Nss Nell NJ Neal captNlted the au-
dlence with her brilliant playing on the
piano.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 1.-The Repubh-
can city committee through its chairman,
Edward Baker. announced to-day that
the Johnsonites had concocted "a plot TO
disfranchise Burton supporters in the
strong Republican wards on Tuesday.
This is the latest episode in the intense
municipal campaign between Mayor Tom
L. Johnson and Representative Theodore
+. Burton.
The scheme of the Johnsonites. accord
ing to the Burtouites, is to send chaI-
lensers into precincts which are strongly
Republican, with Instructions to delay
and hinder the voters in the closing hours
Of the day when the rush comes.
Each challenge viii mean confusion and
delay and the result viii be in many
cases probably that voters will fail to SET
their ballots into the boxes. Chairman
Baker and other Burtonites took the case
before the bureau of elections to-day
This is a bipartisan board. The Burton
lies later made this announcement:
The best way 10 beat it is TO vote
early. Every supporter of Burton who
can DO so should vote ia the morning. He
should go TO the polls the first thing in
the morning. He should make voting the
paramount duty of the day. If Repub-
leans will do this. the rush late i'm the
afternoon viii be avoided II voters are
challenged however. they should at once
step aside and swear in their votes with
out interfering with those who are to
follow them"
Former Gov Myron T. Herrick said to-
night:
'The result of this election viii depend
upon the independent vote: of that there
cannot be any question. If the independ-
cnts on the East Side are Tor Burton. he
VIII be elected If not, he viii be de
ieated. one would naturally suppose
that these Independents would be for
Burton"
There are $500 negro voters in the city
This vote is by no means an unimportant
factor, and il viii be especially factor
IT the election is at all close The Bur
toni;es were very much pleased to-day
when the Catholic Universe came out
with the prediction that Representative
Burton VIII be elected on Tuesday by
$500 plurality.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

Lasalle, H., Nov. John Mitchell.
president of ule National Miners Federation. last
-a5slt underwent another operation and au ahsces
ioIned since his recent operation vas removed.
Montreal. Quebec. Nov 1.-The Cana
dian Pacific steamship Montreal. which ran aground
on Tuesday IN Lake ST. Peter IS still fast in the
mud. All efforts TO pull her of have So fag failed
and she is n0w being lghtored.
New York, Nov Staten Island rab-
bit shooting opened to-day. As q result one man is
IN the s. r. Smith Inllmary at New Brighton.
iaanany fatally wounded. and two Others are suf
teuug at their h0mg- from cuushot wounds -Four
spartSGen are under arrest.
Seattle. Wash Nov Mrs. George
Osborne died early to-day the attending physician,
assigning the cause gf death ta Iuh5nir rrl-ue
Mrs Osborne was the wife Of member of the Os-
borne family i'm which there have been three deaths
within the past two weeks, one OF which was If
hcialiy diagnosed as plague 10y tie city bacterial0
gist and board Of health
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Attorney General and Capt. Capers
speak in kensingtOn.

Special t1 The Washington Herald
kcusington, Md, Nov L-An entbus-
iastc Republican mass meeting was held
IN KensingtCn tonight al which At
torney General Bonaparte and Capt. John
5. Capers. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. Of South Carolina, We're the
speakers. The town han was crowded 20
tire doors, standing room being al a
premium. Many of the seats We're filled
with women, who heartily joined in ap-
plauding the speakers.
Brainard II. Warner, jr-, presided. and
a number OF the Republican county can
ddates occupied seats on the stage
Mr BOraparte spoke for an hour and
a half. he was followed by Mr.. Capers.
who gave "a strong and spirited address
penetrated with mirth-provokiug anec-
dotes Illustrative of his arguments.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Rome. Nov. 1.-The Pope IS again suf-
feriag from goat. He walks with difficulty. bgt
continues his audiences,
Rome, Nov IA nephew of the Pone
named Z4mpQn, who at tb- head 1f "a ,yrrksFa-
iH Milan. was slOI and mrltalIv wounded trG.r b,
workman whom he L4d-discharEed.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-The arrest OF
several military clerks has revealed a plot 90 blow
up the eutiIe military council including the miufste1
Of war; at the body's next weekly sitting
Berlin Nov. IA mixed freight and
passenger train was dordIlad today on the Rr1ll
VALLEY road, near Binggu-oG-rhe Rhine Six person.
we're killed and fourteen dangerously injured.
St Andrews, Scotland. Nov. Lord
ATebwy to-day was formally declared To have been
elected rector Of the University II ST. Andrews
Tho declaration follows Andrew Causgiss positive
refusal to contest The election of his opponent.
Berlin. Nov. Emperor William has
conferred ON Baron Marshal yon BiabersteiH. head
ot the German delegation 4t the peace conference.
the order Of the Black Eagle the highest Pr7Is,ian
decoration, ia recognition Of his services at The
Ha-ue
New Bokhara, Turkest8n Nov. THE
first reports IF the catastrophe at Kamtagh yge-e
exaggerated Instead Ut Loco persons being killed
ou1 about 200 lost their lives. Most Of these rer-
ished under The landslide which buried 800 Of the GO
houses Of tie town.
over the Pasig River. near F8st AIcKiuley. col
lars5d owing 10 the breakaEa OF The suDertruct7re
and sixty w0ramgn we've UE-ciUitGted into the river
Three Americans and twenty FiIU.uos were injured
The damage Is estimated at sl0G0
Berlin. Nov. 1.-Vice Admiral AhlefeIdt
c1mm1udsnt OF the naval station at fLieI has been
placed on the retired list in consequence. the news
T4Iers aver. Of serious PERSONAL controversy with
marine architect referred 20 as &C. d" who CHALLENGED
th- admiral 90 Eght q duel which was declined
Southampton. England. Nov 1.-The
Hamburg American Line steamship Amcrika. which
sailed from Southamptau to-day for Nta Yorz took
among her passengers James r. Reynolds. assistant
secretary of the United States Treasury and head
of the commission which recently made study uf
export and other conditions a EWUpe.
Helsinfors. Finland Nov. THE Diet
to-day adopted uuanim0usy without q ron cau the
alcohol bin. ufohihyilg absolutely tile manufacture
uf alcohol in Finland o. It's importation into Fin
land As the measure affects Russia.s tariff reIl-
tIous with foreign countries 20 is not certain that
the Emperor VIII sanction the measure
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
MR.. BISHOP TAKES CHARGE.
New Superintendent of Library of
Congress Reading Room

William Warner Bishop yesterday took
office as the successor TO David Hutche-
son in the sUperintendency Of the read
ing room of the Library Of Congress. AIr.
Bishop is by birth q AIissourian He was
graduated in 1898 from the University OF
Michigan from which he also holds a
Master of Arts degreee. After subse-
quent studies at the American school of
Classical Studies at Rome and at Column
bia University. he became successivery
professor Of Greek at the Missouri Yves
leyaH College, Instructor in Greek and
Latin at the Academy of Northwestern
University, instructor in New Testament
Greek. and assistant librarian al the Car
rett Institute al Evanston. Ill. and in
structor IN Latin and librarian ut the
Polytechnic Institute 1T Brooklyn. From
the latter position he went to the Library
of Princeton University. where he served
first as chief catal0guer. and later as chief
reference librarian, which latter post he
has just reliHquishad 10 come 90 the Lii
brary of Congress. Mr. Bishop is stiU q
young man. having only recently passed
his thirty sixth year.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Grand jury Indictments.

The grand jury yesterday presented the
following indictments in Criminal Court
40. ]. Emily Ho!ister, for grand larceny,
Arthur Mullen alias Buck Mullen. Tor
robbery. Edward Brown, for assault 20
kin and assault with "a dangerous weap-
on; William OetzoL for embozzIcment.
The grand jury ignored the charge Of
noussbreak.uE against Walter Compton,
and a charge of arson against William
Payne.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
REPUBLICANS ARE HOPEFUL.
Conditions in Cincinnati Favorable
TO Candidate Put ID by Cox.

Cincinnati, Nov. With the OLD Boss
George b. Cox Organization AGAIN
intact and working desperately for Re
publican success, the prospect is fatter-
ing, 10 say the least for the election of
Col Markbreit for mayor and the entire
Republican municipal ticket.
The betting is 10 ! on Markbrcit.
Even bets are made that Markhreir viii
get a larger vote than viii both Demp-
sey l'emocrau and Pfan Getty party"
caudidatel.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Freight Trnin Turned Over.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, Nov. l-Ne8rlv an
entire freight train which left this city
late Thursday night, was thrown down
tie side Of Jacks Mountain. on the Bal
tjmore and Harrisburg division of the
Western Maryland Railroad early this
morning, the track spreading. No one
was injured.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
Pnstor As.umes Widcr FieId-

Special ,a The Washington Herald
LynChburg, Nov. 1.-Dr. Robert II
Fleming. for twenty years pastor of
Westminster Church here, whose resigua-
tion was recently accepted by the Mont
gomery presbytery, has accepted the
evangeliCal/WOrk for the Virginia synod
Ills headquarters viii be here
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

Have the Bankers plan Of life insurance
explained 10 you. II may save YOU - Der
cent of your cost James Moore. Districf
Manager, 621 18th ST. NV. Phone Main
24S2
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
PURSE SNATCHER AT WORK.
Negro Grabs HIrs. Mary Hickmun'S
PoCizCtbOOiS

Al 1880 o'clock last night Mrs. Mary
Hickman. gl9 Second street northeast.
was acccsted 6y negro who suatcAed "a
pockctbook from her hand and disap-
peared- Mrs Hickman was unable to
enter her residence. because her latch key
was in the stolen purse. She notified
Policeman Tracey. but the thief was not
found
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
W ORTIZ S SAVING
Tells How to Prepare Simple
Remedy Yourself.
DRUGGISTS ARE KEPT BUSY

May Mean Wuch LS-s sickness Here
When known - Recommended Very
Highly In Kidney and Bladder Trou-
bic and Bheumatisls1, No Difference
How Severe or Chronic the Case
May sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
a Thanksgiving Day Proclamation.

Aside from the significance attached to Thanksgiv-
ing Day as time when the nation is giving thanks for
It's prosperity, there another thought which occupies
the attention Of almost every one:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
THE THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER.

There are no greater epicures than the residents Of
Washington, and the readers Of The WASHINGTON
Herald, especially its woman readers are requested to
send IN menus which viii best give their individual ideas
OF the most apPetizing Thanksgiving Day dinner.
10 the four best menus received on or before No
vember p The Washington Herald will give the senders
$ each he winning menus will be published in The
Washington Herald Sunday, November "a and will be
selected by a competent committee
Address all communications to THE RTr>r Fn1rop
The WASHINGTON HERALD, 734 Fifteenth Street
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
SEE ELECTION TRICK
Burton Men Say JOhnSOniteS
Will Balk Voters.
CLEVELAND BATTLE BITTER

CoHgressman's Friends Prepare to
Combat Disfrancbisemcnt Tactics
Which They Claim Mayors SUP
DOrters Are PIOtting-Herrick says
Independent Vote VIII Decide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
MIR. sIBERT RECOVERING.
He Was Terribly Injured in Shops of
 the l.. and N.


 New Decatur. Jan. 15. Especial. )- Dave Sibert. who was so seriously and peculiarly injured in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops a few weeks ago Is now able to be up and around town.
 The accident was one of the most remarkable ones that has ever taken place in these great shops. While operating a lathe in the shops a piece of metal that was being worked on the machine flew out with much force, striking MT. Sibert on the body, cut ting a great gash like a knife, and passing into his body cut off a portion of his liver.
 The doctors said he could, not pos sibly live, but he Is now recovering.
 At a meeting of the board of stew ards of the Central Methodist Church the salary of the pastor. the Rev. George L. Jenkins, was raised from S1 500 to $1,700 a year. .
 Twin City Tent No Q. Knights of inc Maccabees, nave elected and in- stalled the following officers. Com handler, T. c. Daniels; lieutenant scommander W. J. McJilton; Chaplain, T. w. Smith; record keeper. M. L.. IJardage: sergeant, Otto Thieman; 6rst master of guards, J F. Pettey; second master of guards. J: D. Bell, master at arms, A. R. Morley; senti- nel Percey Newson; picket, $. G. Eu- hanks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
NEGRO FOUGHT oFFIcERs.
Alex Evans aFtaiiY by Policeman al
 Atfalla

Gadsden, Jan. 15.-(SpeciaI by Long Distance Telephone )-Robert Lee and VIII Thomas, two policemen of this city, had strange encounter with d desperate negro in Attalla at late hour last night, in which Officer Lee came very near losing his life and the negor lies in the city jail mortally wounded.
 The two negroes had gone to Attalla to arrest a negro who had skipped a bond in the court, and who they thought had intended to take a train two policemen of Attalla, they went to the depot to look for the negro. When the train arrived the officers were told by a potrer on the train that desperate negro was on top of one of the cars and asked the officers to assist in getting him off. The offi- cers ordered the negro to come down and surrender. He ran the entire lengthsof the car and jumped off. The officers again ordered him to surren- der, but instead he opened fire and emptied his revolver, one shot strik- ing Officer Lee and lodging in his clothes.
 The negro then broke and ran to a swamp nearby, closely pursued by the officers, who. engaged him in a hand to hand encounter in an effort to lead him into some submission. He struck at the officers with a piece of timber. and was then shot by Policeman Lee, but not dangerously wounded. The negro was then led back to the depot, and complained that he was badly hurt. Officer Thomas went to a nearby store and called @ physician, while Lee kept watch over the negro. No sooner had Thomas gone than the negro jumped up and ran and was pursued by Lee The negro wheeled and struck the of ficer vigorous blow, knocking him down. But the plucky officer was up and at him again, this time shooting him above the hips and wounding him fatally. He brought the negro back to Gadsden where the negro was given medical attention.
 The dying eegro g:ves hls name as Alex, Evans, and says his home is in Chattanooga Tenn.