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New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
NO SENATOR CHOSEN.
Rhode Island Legislature Adjourns
after 81 FruitLess Ballots.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Providence, April 23.-The joint Assembly,
comprising, both houses of the State Legts-
lature adjourned sine die at $50 o'clock to-
night at the conclusion of the twenty-flfth con-
secutive ballot to-day and the eghty-first of
the year without selecting a successor to ex-
Senator George Peabody Wetmore. of Newport
The effort to elect had been prolonged for thir-
teen weeks
In spite of the efforts of the followers of
Colonel Samuel Pomeroy Colt to swing sufh
cient Republican votes to his column to elect
their candidate, the Wetmore men, from whom
they hoped 10 recruit the Colt ranks, held firm
with one exception. and after the first ballot
to-day, when Representative George w. HoXie.
Of Charlestown. Joined the Colt contingent. there
was not sign of wavering the part of the
supporters of either Colonel r. H I. Goddard.
the Democratic nominee. or ex-senator Wet
more. the vote being as heretofore-Goddard'
30; Colt 80 and Wetmore. 80.
The Democrats are jubilant over the adjourn
ment. believing that with the split IN the Re
publican ranks over the Senatorial contest still
unbridged. the people viii give the Democrats
a majority in both houses Of the next General
Assembly. The Wetmore men are measuraby
satisfied with the situation because they have
defeated Colonel Colt. The Colt men are taking
an exceedingly gloomy view of the case and are
shouldering the disapprobation of the cooler
headed Republicans in the state for sacrificing
the chances Of a possible harmonizing Of the
party differences on n compromise candidate in
their zeal in behalf of Colt
The General Assembly of 1907 went out of
existence at a late hour tonight. after both
houses had transacted considerable belated
business. leaving for the Legislature Of 1908 the
problem Of the Senatorial election
In the adjournment without the election Of {
Senator the Republicans regarded as hav-
ing dealt a severe blow TO the power formerly
held by General Charles r. Brayton. and the
Democrats are saying that Republican rule in
Rhode Island is broken.
The contest was the most protracted and stub
bOrnly fought in the political history of the
state. The last notable struggle for the Office
OF Senator in Rhode Island was in 1875. when
General Ambrose L. Burnside of Civil War
fame, was elected on the 2Sth ballot
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
CANNON FOR FAIRBANKS?
Report Illinois VII Support Latter
at Contention.
[By Telesranh 70 &c Tr.bune

Indianapolis. April 23.-Friends of Vice-Presi-
dent Fairbanks are congratulating themselves
tonight over the results Of the conference at the
Fairbanks home last night. Mr. Fairbanks. it
is understood. is to receive the solid vote Of Ii
nois in the national convention. after compli-
mentary vote is given to Mr.. Cannon.
They assert with much confidence that Speaker
Cannon realizes that he could not be nominated
for the Presidency and that he will be content
with a complimentary vote from his own state.
his real ambition being to be reelected Speaker
The Speaker was ono of a party that left here
to-day for the jamestown Exposition. for the
special purpose. 1t is said. of pushing the Fair
banks boom among men Of the South who will
be at the exposition. The men who composed
the party were Senator Hemenway. Congress
man Watson, United States District Attorney
Healing and several members of the Republican
State Central Committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
BIGGER GRAFT TRAIL.
Ten Names of COuneilmen Added
to Tube City Bribe List.
az reIegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, April 23.-Some rather startling
things laid bare in the Tube City graft
cases to-day. One was the announcement that
on the list of COunCilmen willing to be bribed."
according To Councilman William A. Martin.
are the names of twenty-eight instead of eiEh-
teen as was supposed. This list was not made
public to-day. as had been promised. because
the continued hearing in the grant cases was
postponed by mutual consent until next Satur-
day Each side processes to have something Of
weight in reserve and more time was wanted to
frame matters up
Mr. Marion announced tonight that he would
insist on Martin taking the stand the moment
the list is made public and will attempt to wiring
from him a full statement II Martin refuses to
talk Marion says he Will have him arrested for
attempting to obstruct justice.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
BRIDEGROOM DEAD.
to Occidental lROisoRins-
Weddcd an Hospital.

William Archilaus De Witt. Of No 124 East
5sth street who was married 10 Miss Elizabeth
Denniston Nelson. of No. 133 West 18th street
on April Il while sick in bed in the Roosevelt
Hospital died there yesterday. Coroner's Ply
sican Philip O'Hanlon performed an autopsy on
the body late in the afternoon. and gave the
cause Of death as mercurial poisoning.
That MT De Witt had swallowed the poison
was not known until the autopsy was performed
for at the time Of the wedding it was said he
was suffering from peritonitis.
At his bedside at the time cf his death were
his wife and his mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas De Witt. Mr.. De Witt is wealthy
coal merchant.
According TO tho Coroner. Mr.. De Witt on
April 15 two days before the day set for his
wedding. dissolved a tablet containing seven and
a half grains of bichloride of mercury in a
glass Just before he retired for the night. He
went 10 Sleep the Coroner learned, but during
the night he awOke. and becoming thirsty,
drank the tumbler of water in which he had
dissolved the poison. He became sick and In
formed his parents of taking the poison.
on the following morning. when his hancee
learned Of the Illness she hurried 20 the hospital
and they decided to have the ceremony per
formed on the day set for the wedding. Miss
Nelson and Mr.. De Witt had been engaged for
a long time.
Coroner Hamburger said last night that he
would hold an inquest next week.
Mrs De Witt is of three daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson. She lives In the Pal
erIno apartments. in East 57th street
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
FATHER HAS YOUNG SON ARRESTED.
Takes Him to Station; Balls Him Out-False
Fire Alarm the Crime

In the belief that his should be arrested and
punished for turning in false fire alarm. George
F. Blake of No 2O5 West 67th street. after he had
obtained a confession from the ten-year-old boy
took him last night to the West 6th street station
against him.
On last Friday afternoon false alarm OF fire
was turned in from 10Th street and Amsterdam
avenue Policeman BOlOn Immediately started an
investigation. tnteTrOgattng large number OF the
children, who were on their way home from the
public school IN West nth street He finally de-
cided that the Blake boy guilty and told the
boys parents Of his suspicious.
The boy released on bail furnished bv his
father. He will be arraigned in the children court
this morning.,
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
COUNTERFEIT MONEY FROM ITALY.
Caught by Secret Service Officers When 1t
Landed in Buffalo.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. I

Buffalo. April 23.-A box bearing tho post
mark of Villa San Giovanni. Province of Gala
bria, Italy, and labelled "sausages." was de-
IIvered at No. 1O3 Canal street by the American
Express Company this afternoon. A few min
rtes later Dominica suraci emerged from the
store with the package under his arm and was
arrested by Lewis w. Cannon Treasury Secret
Service officer for the Buffalo District. Secret
Service officer Peter A. Rubano. of New York
who had followed the box to Buffalo, and Chief
of Police Regan. Captain Notter and Detectives
Newton. Murray and Walsh and Deputy Mar
shall Conkn
A search was made of Suracis room, and
about 500 in counterfeit American nick
els were found in a drawer. Francisco Suraci
and Gaetano Semenza. TO whom the package
was addressed. were also taken into custody
The treasury secret service officers say this is
the first instance record where American
money has been counterfeited in Italy and sent
to the United States.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
MADMAN HANGS HIMSELF IN CELL
Geological Survey Superintendent Insane on
Way Home to Philadelphia.
IBy Telegraph 10 The tribune ]

Columbus. April 23-Becoming demented on
a Pennsylvania train on his way from Chicago
to Philadelphia to-day, Frank N. Thompson
superintendent of the United States Geological
Survey station at Grant Reese Camp. Messa.
Arizona. fought the train crew all the way
from LoganspOrt Indiana. 10 Columbus He
was removed TO the police station here. and.
after violent rawlings, became quiet.
The turnkey left the cell. and when he re-
turned later. found Thompson hanging by his
belt from the bars OF the cell, dead. He leaves
. wife and family in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
DETRoIT's CRITIC OF MARK TWAIN.
Controller Joy Says Double Barrelled De-
tective Stories" Are Literary Junk"
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I


Detroit, April 23.-"Literary junk" Is the way
Controller JOY. of Detroit. designates Mark
Twain's Double Barrelled Detective Stories"
placing his work of that name in the same class
as the Pink Fairy Book and The Lilac sun
bonnet" series. Controller joys remarks were
called forth by the report that the public IL
brary is so badly crowded that there is no room
for new books. He says that in his opinion
fully ~ per cent of the books purchased are OF
the lOvesick novel type, poems or boy hero tales
Controller Joy has included Double Barrelled
Detective Stories In list of some Of the works
that he says ought to be thrown out of the liz
brary.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
AROUND THE WORLD IN A sAILBoAT.
Jack London Starts on Six Years Cruise
from San Francisco.

San Francisco. April 23.-Jack London's sail
boat, the Shark, started to-day for Honolulu,
the first port on a six years cruise around the
world. The vessel is forty-1ve feet long. ketch-
rugged. and it's occupants. besides London and
his wife, are Herbert S. Stoltz a Stanford gradu-
ate and athlete: Roscoe flames. captain; Martin
Johnson. cook. and Japanese cabin boy.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
SEBASTOPOL ROBBERY.
Armed Band Takes $1,000 from
POStOfce and Escapes.

sebastopol. April ga band Of armed rob-
bers drove up the postofice here this after
noon, made the officials hold up their hands
under penalty OF being shot. took $1,000 of the
postofice funds and escaped. leaving no trace
of their identity
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
IAN MACLAREN7 SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Stricken with Tonsilitis in Iowa and Obliged
to Cancel Engagements.

Ottumwa Iowa April 23.-Dr John Watson clan
Maclaren'D who arrived at Mount Pleasant, Iowa
to-day to address the students of Iowa Wesleyan
University was taken seriously iii with tonsilltis
ard was removed TO a hospital AL his engage
Dlents have been cancelled
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
PLAGUE REPORTED AT oARTAGENA.
Report That Three Hundred Persons Have
Been Sent TO Hospital.

Madrid, April 23.-According TO an evening
newspaper The Ministry OF Marine has received
telegram from the Captain General at Carta-
eena saying the plague Is raging at that port
ana that three hundred persons have been sent
% the hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24
AMNESTY FOR CUBANS.
Governor MagoOn PrOclaims Pardon
to Former Rebels.

Havana April Ex-Governor Magoon to-day
signed decree granting amnesty to the MEM
bers Of the armed forces of Cuba who have
been found guilty of committing offences in the
recent rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

CARPET CLEANING, =. ~. STEWART,
- % Av FOUNDED lsls. Tel. s2s 8 esi-chelsea--
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
Its purity has made IL famous."-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-04-24

AFTER ALI, usHER's THE SCOTCH
hat made the hixhbaI famous.-Advt
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8rnnbitiifs -ltcbcrtrasnnoen.

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Gonpention Der Trot. episcopal.
Stride bon Marplonb al, Sbomos s.
Mann,N orooitieite 2inben.slpe. nobe
Y%rcitonitr.. is BET 100, $4,000.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

SpoilH. wv lhgItl IIlDl, pub Ee
nit ieoem 8rabc, 0uS lie oen Ser
bieniten zines ibrer StomneS9enoi.
len grobcn, iidJ ieIbIt niGt ollcirl ion.
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ben, bon Dem lie perIdn9en, oub cS
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ipcftirt.
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nler IN Den Seroienltcu Nnocrer ion.
men lpil, aber le0cn l%nbcluodten Nlls
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3iuei Sridcn nnbeumtbar.
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fem @oIicritonO geIticgcn mo ein
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ltnterncbmer Nacn & aicfoucr, melhc
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hcil getponncn lit. SIS miro olloenon,s
men, BOB ser Shlon,m lllNciGbr GO
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lclbcn letter @rluto CREDIT lucroell
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22

Trof. &oicpb g.. MINES.
Nroieiiur Der Ybpiif an Der >Sohna
,Sopfins. llniperiit1t. lit nab Ncms
Dorf gefahren, Inn elmer BORT itottfin.
benoen &eriommllrng Der nNmericnn
Ebpiieal Societp" bei5liiuobnen.
9ic eomonoion Ipcnne.
liz c. - Tic Mrbcitcn SIR Grid.
ting Der nelicn Gonlonoion.gpenue-
Bride iiber bic 8lppnn's sS1Qe iinb
infolge Der Sfmierigfeit. cine Ml,ni.
5ipal.aunit.g ommiiiion 5uiammen5lt.
b%ringen, %einitipeilen eingelteQt nor.
bei,. In Stclc Ser Serren Bernard
q. gofer mo s. q. Noe( @pott rpur.
BEN onhere Gontniiore poreeid1loger,
unb ipohriheinlif merben lie he,te
BON Dem Stnbtrotb be'totiet lperhen.
Nah elmer 8erfu9n1s oeb Staot-
Charters fonncn sic T(0nc niht ailSs
aefiibrt tperben, Bis Die MeunijipaI.
Slrit-Gonlmiiiion tie eebt1tgt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-22
Sir Ginie 9aItimure-Weu.G orleans.

~ ~"tt SuttlhlplS- 1tSu'A(ttuHs
Die Ggiiten3 Der fiir5Iib einserifte.
ten 2inie ongeblid e~efabroet. -
9an1pfer iouen ON 1. Sanuar ocn
Serfebr einiteuen. - geidt genii.
oenoe norbIide 5radt, Sicr
peib man nifts oapon.
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llie bcobiidtiGt gelpelen lei, Die Clinic
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ben Sd)ritte getban mcrben I'M 81
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prn Sinie" geniigenb gelpinnbringeno
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bieIige Tertreter Der ,Soutbern En.
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9unlpferperbinoung 5niid)cn 9olti.
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iperben ioae. SEER Barber iogtc mei.
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Baltimore ausge5eidnet lit uno bnb
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gen nad) Dem Toroen feline groBel
geluclen. Seit Sobren iino 5radt-
glitter bonn Golf nah Hcip Oorf be.
f0rocrt moroen uno oaber lit cs
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lueiltt Observation-Disclosures feinen
gcnilgenben Geroienit ubpirft.