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NO QUESTION ABOUT THIS LID"
Even P. r. r. Ticket Office Ordered Closed on
Sunday in South Fork. Penn.

Johnstown. Penn, Sept 1S--The town OF South
Fork near here will witness on Sunday rabid
enforcement Of Blue Laws" Residents opposed
to a liberal observance OF the Saboath entered
complaint with the burgess. and he went even
further than the most rabid Of Puritans had
dreamed. These are of the things that will
result:
The ticket agent az South Fork will be compelled
refuse 10 sell tickets
The electric light plant will be closed. and there
will he no light even 10 conduct evening worship
Livery stables will be closed all day
Only the water company will be allowed 70 op-
crate and 1t is difficult to how a cent can be
spent in the town except as contribution 10 the
churches.
The Mayor takes the position that il the old laws
are TO be enforced at all they apply against all
alike. That's why the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv comes under the ban with the rest
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MILLIONS FOR EXPRESS DRIVER.
Obscure Young Britisher in Virginia Hears
of Rich Legacy in England.
EBv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Richmond, Va. Sept. 13.-Robert Newton
Wildbere is carried from humble circumstances
TO large wealth by the will of Dr. Frederick
Yildbere of Sussex. England. his great-uncle-
DR. WiIdbere owned large properties IN South
Africa. as we'll as an estate in Sussex and secu-
rites estimated at S5.O00.O0O-
The news of the legacy came to the heir in
letter from PiIley & Mitchie. solicitors. of No 20
Bedford Row. London. DR.. Wildoere left MS
fortune to his widow in trust. and she has re-
Gently died.
The letter found young Wildbere driving
Southern Express wagon. He says he will go 10
London with his mother in November His first
act was TO move his mother into a handsome
house. which he has engaged to purchase.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
MINISTERS TO HEAR FREEMAN CASE.
Middlesex Grand Jury to Take Up Charge
That Authors Husband Gambled.

New Brunswick. N J. Sept 13 tSpeciaD.-Two
cIergyncn have been drawn hv Sherir Andrew
Church on the grand jury for the September term
Of the AIiddlesex County courts. which Will he
opened next Tuesday by Justice Swayze- They are
tho Rev, + =, Rissell pastor Of the Holy Trinity
Church of the Episcopal denomination at South
River. and the Rev. James H Northrup. a Presby-
.erian minister at Perth Amboy.
They VIII hear the~evtdence Of the alleged crap
game at Netuchen in which. u Is charged Or
Charles Freeman husband Of Mary f. wilkins the
author and a contractor took part. DR. Freeman
has denied the allegation.
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TIsEAP DIE TO ADMIRAL'S BICYCLE.
EcTse Runs away and Throws Out Occupants
Of Wagon.
fBr relagrapl1 % III. Tr.bnae.r J

Stanford. Corn. Sept 13.-Rear Admiral John
Io7-e. L. 3 " fretired), has passion for bicycle
r1c.as. and it responsible for accident
day ;hat may result fatally for Clarence Turess
e:gateea years old. ADMIRAL Lowe IN the
Palmer ETfu section Of his long bicycle
rides \ business wagon. with Turess and Henry
sTae-z II &, approached and the horse took fright
st the bicycle a:l6 ran away.
Et1-ess an1 Spie-s thrown ouc, SDie1s landing
Z. bag c1 feed tAet preceded him Tress struck
- atf l-ec azd received concuss;oa oC the BRAIN
ui.ch .efI lin unconscious. E:is e'euil may be
~
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HARRINANs GUESTS FELT SIGHTED.
Virginia Farmers Comment Because Club
Members Atein Separate Room
Try Telegraph to The Tribune

Richmond Va. Sept 13-Members OF T. H Har-
rrnarrs exclusive hunting club have given uncon-
scio,s offence 10 the farming community over which
thes- hunt The land owners with whom the ciuo
had become popular because of generous dlsburse-
,oents for the keep Of horses and hounds were in
yited to dine At the club. and II is said felt much
sighted because Mr.. Hartman and other members
ate in a separate room. Some left the cluD' ana
all commented the situation
Heretofore the club members have kept TO them
selves The club is said to consist OF Mr. Har-
rirnan. his daughters, Miss Elkins the Seha-
tors daughter and four Of his New York friends
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MEETING At DUBLIN OCTOBER 2.
Royal Irish Yacht Clubs Action-Useful
Type Of Boat Expected,

Dublin, Sept 1S.-The committee Of the Royal
Irish Yacht Club did not meet to-day as was
expected The next meeting viii be october ,.
The action Of the club has been confined TO the
formality of passing on the challenge Of Sir
Thomas Upton for the Americas Cup and the
terms which Sir Thomas is TO accept The
members of the committee show great reticence
regarding the conditions OF the challenge
II is anticipated that the regulations viii per-
NIT a more useful and less extraordinary type
of Yacht 10 be entered.
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THE REV. THOMAS HARBOUR.

Binshamton, N i. Sept. 13-The Rev. Thomas
Harroun. one of the oldest superannuated Meth
odist Episcopal clergyTen in the Wyoming Confer
erce. died at mis- home in Whitney's Point this
morning. He eghty-three years old. and had
been active minister fifty years. holding
many pastorates In New York and Pennsylvania.
He a descendant of Alexander Harroen of
Scotch-Irtsh ancestry. who to this country
from Coeraine. ireland. in 17i9 and chosen one
OF the seectmen of Coleraine Mass.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
THE LUSITANIA.
NEW YORK EVANGELIST HELD UP.

Chicago Sept. 1s.-The Rev. NJ j. Murphy, an
evangelist who came here from New York recent
" was held up North State and Illinois streets
early this morning by five robbers, and when he
refused TO give them his valuables one Of the men
struck him in the face. knocking him down The
preacher. after regaining his feet attempted to
draw his revolver but beaten and the weapon
taken from him The robbers fed when he shouted
fOr eli
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fatal. ne kept at his duties long as he had the
strength His younger brother. DR.. James W.
Markoe. is at the head of the medical staff of the
Lying-In Hospital in Stuyvesant Square.
DR.. Markoe married in 1882 to Miss Madeline
Shelton. of this city. They had child, son.
Francis Fl. Markoe, jr graduate of Yale in the
class of 1906 During the last year Mr.. Markoe has
been studying at oxford University
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DR.. J. HENRY JACKSON.

Barre. Vt, Sept. 13.-Dr. J. Henry Jackson Of
this city. died to-day following operation for
appendicitis Tuesday last. He sixty-three
years old. For fifteen years he had been a mem
Der of the faculty and lecturer of tho medical
department of the University of Vermont. He was
prominent also in Masonic circles He leaves
wife and two
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Ifsvf-Ar.oN 70 CHORAL SOCIETY.

Ec.:ia. Sept. .3--he i3eriia Sc:-ool Tea4kers'
C-s,rsl Scc!ecy. renowned IN Germany. has re-
-%;t~. an Invitation 20 ssc 20 tho United States
make SIX weeks t-ip. -tsi:;ns th7 principal
c-.ea q IS not considered p-cbabie tlat the
:istF VIII 5e able TO go. e would be df1c;:it
20 tia three hundred teachers composing the or
rsza.2ftor Z, leave Germany toEetEe--
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEI.MONT-General Nelson A Miles and Genera
Albert L. Lees. Cecil Campbell and Ernest CHnaTd %
Mr. and Mrs. D A. Snyder. Washngttonji tS jssc.dd A. IL
H0I.IAND-Dr. ] h. Marvin, Louisville; D. II
beckett Liverpool; ". r. Blair, Chicago o. M IA
Jones Canada. ST. REGIS-Baron LOUIS AHbrozy'
WashIngtoni William Y. Kelley. Cmcago waLy AZ
Carnegie II. Manchester, Mass
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F B LORD NOT GAMBLING WITNESS
Had No Connection with Raids at Hewletts
and Inwood, Long Island.

Through n confusion Of names II was stated
Incorrectly in Yesterdays Tribune that Franklin
Y Lord ir had appeared a witness against
certain gambling houses raided at Hewletts and
Inwood Long Island Mr.. Lord had no con-
nection whatever with this case: and it was made
plain yesterday that he was not among tEose
caught IN the raids and detained as witness
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
COTTAGE AT BAR HAReoR BURNED

Bar Harbor. Me. Sept. ia summer cottage
az -fo7Ise Cove. Eden. owned by' Miss Helen
Reach. % Boston. and occupied BY Nj ard
Ms. II L. Rutherfurd. 0; New Lo-k, vas de-
s,7o:e1 ley FIRE this afternoon, causing Joss OF
ElT.op0. partly insured The furniture r'&s
save3 : defective chimney caused the b.ase.
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OBITUARY.
,. WILLIS JAMES.

Breton Woods, n. H. Sept. 13.-D Willis James.
the well known New York phanthropist, died
here to-day, where he had been spending the sum-
mer ct the Mount WASHINGTON Hotel with Mrs
James The end came about 10 !. 1t
is expected that the body will be sent to New YeT
tomorrow morning. There will be services
here.
Mr. James suffered sudden attack OF heart
disease early in the present month While seated
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prize winners at the cat show at Madison square
Garden and Peter has also taken several prizes
bona he has wandered into some ones home and
IS being well taken care of. II he isn't killed or
starved to death. Peter has been my constant
companion for over year. ard was presented 70
me by my family physician hope some one VIII
soon find him
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Special Notices
To the Employer.

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the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
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NETHERsoIE OPENS IN KANSAS CITY.
Produces Carmen at Her First American
sppearance Since French Enge cement.

Kansas City. Sept b.-Olga Nethersole oPe,eu
her season tonight. This was Miss Nethersoie
ors+ apnearance since her engagement In Paris
and the play chosen for her temperance on the
American stage was Carmen in which she was
successful in Paris after defeating the injunction
that the French government tried to put upon heF-
Frank Mills continues leading man
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Thursday afternoon on the complaint OF Henry W.
Knight. of No. 161 East 37th street and Brlntor
c Warden. of No. 210 West 45th street, who said
tdat Miner had pummeed them in the greenroom
Of the Hotel Rand. Of which Miner IS part pro
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
THE WILL OF M. SUILY-PRUDHOMME.

Paris Sept. 13.-The will of Rene FRANCOIS Ar
mand Sully-P -Prudhomme. the poet and critic. who
died at his villa Chatenay on September 7. be-
nueaths $4,000 to the French Academy for the
advancement of letters and leaves his house on the
Faubourg ST. Honore which contains many literary
treasures TO the city for a public museum.
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of his recommendation OF dismissal IN the case Of
Cadet G. F. Humbert CThird Class) for alleged
Frenching Humbert will be retained pro-
baton. will receive a hundred demerits and for
felt the remainder of his years vacation. Rear
Admiral COwles. the acting Secretary of the Navy
has approved the action of Captain Badger
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
/ A. THORNTON BANKRUPT.

James A Thornton, vaudeville performer and
song writer filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday, giving his Indebtedness as s1SSs
and his assets as 800 The creditors various
tradesnen and persons to whom he bad assigned
sum OF money to be earned by next October
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Porter, MSrtld II Whitson. Richard P
sheldon Annie woolley George L
cALowEILmAs s! BEoosye September 1907
widow Of Samuel B. Caldwell. s4th year OF her
dnce 3 her SON 70 500 Iberi9 s5 % PsS Ns6GrE az S n 81
Cornwaii at p H. In'7r'neht a'
HAwEs-Eupheulia Anderson vose. widow Of the late
Judge GTanyils = Hawes al Lenox Mass. on Thurs
asnGe No sol Madison ave. MONDAY morning. sep
HoLBRooK-At Yonkers. n Y On wednesday. septenl-
Der II, 1907 Helen Hanford Hobrook widow OF Harry
S90S 49e0 e heE M 9lt year Funeral zsrvicss az ssT ae
at 2:so p m Interment Woodawn-
SsPis R'i,a m ss 5sIs % James, an ' q S.1n S. Fo e
City. In the 18th year OF his Notice OF funsras
yGs oweTs be 5s'sens' sent Is 'S'e'aS ''uS''' '''
JANEs-At East Northhela, Mass September I3 at the
francis a Janes age = years Funeral at her Ias
residence. Monday. September 1s. at p m
ARK e :, FEaay p I seR,e9sr i = 1907 % a. his ys
koe. in the SD year OF his Notice OF funeral
PoRTER-on Friday. September 10. 1907 Martha HAYES.
widow OF the late Atwood Porter Funeral services
lyn. N Y on Sunday. September IS. a p m.
D :, Thqsday segtsmO& & ~ a. her
from 81 stephens Church Hicks and summit sts..
Saturday. September II Boston papers please copy
sMITH-on September -. $50 p m; at New Milford
torsry OF Rroolv Funeral services At tie h2me 2f
9Th ave- Brooklyn. Saturday. September a. at 2;Se
p m Interment family plot Evergreens Ceme--3
tery. Baltimore papers please copy
sTAFFoRDFederic Schroeder beloved son Of william,
A II. and Leonore Stafford. suddenly. September IL
Funeral Saturday at II from his lata residence
No 135 Central Park West
SCYDAM-Ar Tarrytown y. Z, Thursday September Il
c. Suydarn s7th daughter Of the
late Lambert and Wihelrnina b Sudan and belovees
bf James L. Suydanl, Of TarrytoNn. y Y
Funeral services Saturday September II. 1907. &C
LEXIS Avenue Congregational Church. corner OF
Lewis and Madison Brooklyn. at 2;45 D m. OF
which the deceased was member Relatives and
friends invited
TEREUNE-On Thursday. September IL. Marietta Ross
Terune aged 56 years wife of James Terhune Funeral
from the residence OF Dir. n. W. Brown. No lS03
TIatbush ave. OF Nostraud ave-, BROOKLYN on
Sunday. September Is. at 1 o'clock Interuent az
Mount Olfvet Cen1etery-
wAIryNRIGHT-At Washington. D. C. on September
Is. General Charles s Wainwright.
wARD-At Jersey City September IS Thomas II.
Ward. his 73d Funeral services on Tuesday
afternoon September H. az O'Clock, from his late
residence, No. IS Erie 81 Jersey City
WHITsON-At Brier Cliff Manor y. Y. September
II 1901. Richard p Whtson IN the nth year of his
age Funeral service Moniay. September l6. at
his residence Brier Cliff Manor
Interrnent Yale Cemetery. Osstuing-
WOOLLEY-SuddenIy. his residence. No 81 West
26th ST. Thursday mornng. George Lee WooLey FI-
neral services Marble Collegiate Church, 18th 81
and Fifth ave. z p m Saturday
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-, ana members Of the New York Yacht Club
-, ,hat en able boat Will be at the line to de-.
=. che Americas Cup. It is not unlikely that
s-,..s- Charles Barr, who sailed the cup de-
--.ss-z Columbia and Reliance, will be selected
.,sl -se defending yacht next year.
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isgkest terpera;-ee YESTERDAY. s degrees lowest g.
temperature corresponding
ast ea- - corresponding date
as. tA.y:y-thFee -.&-s 81.
kssT to-day AID io-morroST; Hight 10
frssh WAX
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Tribune subscriptiou Rates.

THE TRIBUNE BY nail any address IN
this country or abroad address changed often
desired Subscriptions be given 70 your regular
dealer before leaving II convenient hand them
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SENTENCE OF DISMISSAL MODIFIED.

Washington. Sept. 13-Superintendent Badger OF
the Naval Academy has consented to a modification
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
THE FTRURIA FOR LIVERPOOL
AZ o,5 Mrs T l. Ca-IW. \ Foster.
iarSar William Webb.
Dr. E 3. White
TUE ICELAND, FOR ANTWERP.
NJ, Euu Stewart
Si-s II IIaIIinger Simon Donovan
rtIE PRESIDENT LINCOLN. FOR HAMBURG.
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Bum Thomas $ Ftske
Si- frs E Miss Mary HotOn-
Miss
TuE ST LOUIS, FOR SOUTHAMPTON
IT 9 irving Major Levi Wells
a = TaIfrev Mrs. Olivia stanton.
MT and Mrs. r. Seymour
Travellers who arrived yesterday from ABROAD
THE LUSITANIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
Colonial and Mrs A. H Mr.. and E NJ Edgar
STbarlesworth Il. N. Hartman
Ronald B. Clark Mr ana MRS t.ooert GOeIe~
Lady Muriel Gore Browne. Lady victoria murray
n DoIan. Mr.. Mrs. S. H Lever.
II T-nord Potter Palmer.
The Countess OF Dunmore. W. P Thompson
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mong the passengers who will sail to-day for
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Died

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII bs
republshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washington. Sept 13
Although pressure is low half of the
co-irtry there is defined disturbance within the
REGION o. observation. the weather has peen
5ar since THURSDAY night except in the south Atlanti3
,irper Michigan. Minnesota. the Dakotas ana
SS~-fsrs where there we local showers.
q rule were slightly hlgher except III
f centra! Rocky region the southwest and the
southern districts west o. the ROCKY MOu
1- will e showers Saturday northern upper
5f5 VSieys followed By generally fair weather sunday
-see local showers Saturday ana sunday IN
ye.-Ler will be generally fair Saturday and Sunday.
n vi, be Saturday in the Middle Atlantic
No. -fissSsippi lower Missouri Valleys and Kansas
-i- winds along the New England coast will be hgnt
,arItn along the South Atlantic coast light to fresh
heas 10 east: along the Gulf coast light to fresh east
the lower Iakes ght 70 ,Fesh SCUM
AMI Michigan shifting Saturday night 70 southwest and
=5rtacst and brisk and Lake superior shifting be
inaH,eTs depar,.rg Saturday tor European ports Will
haze light 10 fresh winds mostly south with fair weather
20 the Grand Banks-
Forecast .ar Special Iocaties.-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland fair and warmer to-day; Sun
dav fair: Hight east to winds.
For Delaware. fair to-day and sunday; light east 10
For New Jersey fair to-day Sunday; light south
xinds.
sunday fair; light south winds
For New England Eastern Kew York. Fair to-day
ifor western Pennsylvana, fair warmer to-day;
sunday tair: light 20 southwest Winds.
portion sunday light fsenh southwest
yirds-
Iscal oricinI Record.-The following Official record
rera.ure for the hours COMPARISON
1yh sc corresponding date Of last year.
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Central Stations Webster ant Jerome Avenue trois
and BY carriage Lots SlS TelePnons 49,
Grarnercy for Book OF Views representative
Oflce. 20 East 23d St. New York city
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extra expense for foreign postage
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be repubiished In The rri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
JEVETT-MEAD-On September o. at the Church OF III,
Holy Communion. by the Rev r. W WoodroOfe Will
lam JeWstt and GeOrgana A Mead
Notices of marriages and deaths must be fndorsed
with full address
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subscriptions IN New York city 70 the DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged cent a copy
postage IN addition the named above.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL co, 241-3 West 23d 81
CapeIs Private public ambuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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chatting with friends the piazza of the hotei'
without previous warning he fell back INTO MS
chair gasping for breath 1t was at once seen
that he was seriously III. and in addition 10 se"u
ane for the nearest physician Dr. Stepheh -
White of New York City, was haStliy SUNNI SUNNI, -
49, l,o5.ida Mr. lanes at first appeared to
rauv under DR. Whites ninistrations. and lol @
time his recovery was hoped for and even
hut a few days ago he began TO fall ana s'''A
gradually until the end to-day.
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DAILY ONLY:

nts in Europe and all countries IN the Universal
ion THE TRIBUNE will ba mailed at the fol-
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f,ora -he shows changes in
,ers-rre for twenty-four hours comparison
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ZIP CHALLENGE HERE.

Continued from fl-st page.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-08
OLD HOME WEEK.
Former Residents of Boston Have
Chance For Cheap Trip.

If there are any people in Martins
burg who have ever lived in Boston
or have relatives there they will be
interested in the following communica-
ton which was received by Mayor
Harrison with the request that it be
published in the local papers:
Boston Old Home Week, July 2S
to August 3. Reduced fare on all
railways for trip to Boston and re-
turn. Family, school, college and So
ciety reunions, historical pigrimages,
military and naval demonstrations,
monster parades, electrical displays,
tournaments, races, carnivals, recep-
tons, free exhibitions, concerts and
entertainments.
A serial Of midsummer festivities
such as no city in the world has ever
offered its guests. Write to Old Home
Week Committee, Boston, Mass"