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New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
PATENT MEDICINE SIDE.
DEATHS ONLY 3 PER CENT.
Proprietary Association Finishes In
Uestigatiop Into Crusaders Charges

When the Proprietary Association Of America
meets in about two weeks. it will receive report
from its press committee which will show the part
played by patent medicines in the record of acci-
dental deaths throughout the country for the two
years ended June so. 1907. II was almost lmIne-
dately after the beginning of the crusade against
proprietary medicines that this committee was IN
structed to collect data This was done through
clipping bureaus. which furnished accounts Of all
Deaths exclusive of suicide due to the misuse OF
medicines, drugs poisons. The result showed
only per could be traced directly to the
products made by the members of the asscclauon
The greatest care was exercised in tabulatns the
figures received. Whenever the cause of deatn was
doubtful special investigation was made. no matter
where the case might have occurred The work OF
asserting and preparing the record was done IN
Chicago and the original clippings and correspond
ence are in the possession Of E. F. Kemp NO. S+
Sale street that city. The report says In part
4 large number of accidents resulting fatally or
otherwise, caused by the careleSSneSs OF per
sons who left drugs, medicines or polsohS With @
the reach of children A large nunlper also WSis
caused by persons going to medicine caolnels III
the dark and taking down the wrong oottle IN no
reported case any medicine, patent or olIleI.
when left within the reach of children or taken Vi
administered in gross overdoses-
The committee says that it is unlikely that any
cases of death from the use of patent meo1Clne
escaped the newspapers but that it is probable
that deaths from the causes tabulated cid occur
without receiving publicity Physicians, OF course
report the causes of death The committee says
that they would be the last to suppress the cause
If due to the use of medicines not regularly pre-
scribed. The following is recapitulation OF the
table which is a part Of the committees findings:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
WATERWAY TO GULF NOW NEAR.
Chicago Drainage Canal Trustees Open Path
way to Mississippi River

Chicago Aug 31-A week from to-day the
nroiect Of waterway from the lakes to the
GuIf-at least waterway for craft of the small
.r snecies-wilI be no longer dream of com
,,,erciaI enthusiasts but will be an established
fact
The first move to it's practical existence was
made yesterday. when the valves OF the ceie-
hrated Butterfly" dam. the inception and con-
struction of which original with the engineers
of the sanitary district were opened and Tor
the first time water allowed TO flow from
,ba drainage canal which heretofore has ter
~,,nated at the Bear Trap dam. where 1T joins
the Desplaines River. into the head race OF the
sreat power plant, two miles below.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SURPRISE IN INSURANCE CIRCLES
No Further Reasons for Retirement of Crom-
well and Jarvie from Mutual.

The designations of Frederic Cromwell and
James n. Jarvie from the board OF directors Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company. which be
came known yesterday. caused considerable sur
prise in life insurance circles. but no further
reasons than those assigned in the formal let
ters of resignation-stress of other business
were given. The two designations were rendered
at the meeting Of the Mutual board last
Wednesday.
Both men were members of the finance COM
mittee and had been active in the management
of the company's affairs. both under the old
regime and since Charles A. Peabody became
president Mr.. Cromwell, who was treasurer Of
the company before the retirement of Richard
H McCurdy from the presidency, held the Office
of temporary president during the interregnun,-
Mr.. Jarvie and Mr.. Cromwell were renoni-
mated on the company's administration ticket
at the last election Of trustees and were re-
elected. Mr.. Jarvie is abroad at the present
time Before he sailed he Withdrew from a
number of his active business connections
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
INTERNATIONAL Law ASSOCIATION.
Conference at Portland, Ne. Ends-Several
Papers Presented.

Portland Me- Aug. M.-Foowing the transaction
of unimportant routine business by the Interna-
tional Law Association to-day. Chief Justice
Simeon E Baldwin. of the Supreme Court or
Errors Of Connecticut. the honorary president OF
the conference read paper on The Limits OF
Active Intervention by a State to Secure the FuI-
NIrnent of Contracts IN Favor of Its Own Citizens
Entered Into hy Them with Other States
Jackson W Ralston. Of Washington. spoke in
rAference 70 the bond issue by Venezuela CASTOR
de- Ieval adviser TO the British Legation at Brus
sells read a paper on The Diplomatic Protection
NJ citizens Abroad" He proposed the following
rules as q solution of the present difficulties:
/ Diplomatic protection is due only to citizens
2 Protection is due to a naturalzed subject from
former country. If he has ceased to be a subject
that country.
a citizen in respect OF all acts done during her
marriage and till she resumes voluntarily her
4 In those countries where nationality a con
sequence of descent protection is due 10 minor
children of a citizen as long as they retain their
& II is desirable that protection be afforded only
70 those persons w9o "gne % aeaoy a GZns s W "1s i
invocation of their protection. Transfer of right
TO claims should not be permissible.
The Hon. Mr.. Justice Kennedy announced that
Dr. Emo wittrnann. OF Budapest had written a
paper on Double Imposts.' and, as he was unable
20 be present it would be accepted as presented.
The paper by DR. A. Hindenburg. of Copenhagen
legal adviser to the Danish government. "Evi-
dence Of Foreign Witnesses" read by Ronald
walker of London. DR. Hindenburg being unable
to attend.
On motion of W F. Hamilton of London the
code adopted at the meeting of the association
last year in Berlin was adopted by this confer
and the conference then declared finally ad-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
R. WAYNE PARKER FOR GOVERNOR.
West Orange IN. j. Regulars to Urge His
Candidacy if Justice Fort Retires.

West Orange. y. J.. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-A boom of
Representative r. Wayne Parker for the regular
Republican nomination for Governor was started
to-day by of his neighbors in West Orange.
The announcement has strengthened the impression
that when he returns home on Friday Justice J.
Franklin Fort may announce that he is not in the
race as a candidate. The rumor has it that he
will not enter a contest for the nomination. but
would take it II It came 70 him unanimously.
James Fl. Shackleton of the Fidelity Trust Com
pany OF Newark is apparently at the head os the
movement to bring about Mr.. Parker's nomination
and he is being seconded by Theodore l. Wood
land and August Brands. It leaked out to-day
that there a quiet little meeting at the Essex
County Country Club. West Orange. last Wednes
day night at which It decided to place Mr..
Parker in the race. He will make no persona.
announcement until he sees the nature of the
public reception his boom
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
MOB TRANPLES OFFICERS.
Strikers Stoning Building Badly IN
lure TzCo Policemen.

Patroiren Rosenfelt and Vail, Of the stasg
street station, in Williamsburg. were beaten by
a mob of strikers in front Of Brynsteln Broth-
ers, clothing manufacturers, at No. lOo hum
boldt street Williamsburg, last night, ano so
badly injured that they had 70 be taken to their
homes in an ambulance
The strike in Byrnsten Brothers place has
been In progress for several weeks. There have
been several small riots Yesterday seVeral
strike breakers were put at work When the
news of this spread two hundred strikers gath
cred in front Of the establishment and began 70
stone the building
Rosenfelt ran into the crowd with his club
drawn Some one threw stone, hitting him In
the head and knocking him down While On the
ground he was kicked and beaten. Patroimah
Vail came TO his assistance. and the crowd
treated him in the same way
Fifteen reserves rescued them Practically
every window in the establishment was de-
rnolished Arrests were made.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SPANISH WAR OFFICER SUICIDE.

on the front porch of his home. with blood flow
ing from a wound in the right side of his head and
with a revolver cIutched in his right hand. Lieu
tenant Stephen T Fream. Of Company G. Spanish
War Veterans, was found dead this morning by a
man who was delivering newspapers at the house
His widowed mother. Mrs A. E. Fream his
brother-in- law L. G. Daniel. and the 1atters wife
live at the house. Fream had been away on a
vacation in Jefferson County, N Y. and was not
expected home until Tuesday
The family can give no reason for the man end
ing his life He was frequent caller young
woman in Brooklyn. Besides being officer in
the Spanish War Veterans. Frearn member
OF the local lodge of Elks and prominent In other
clubs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

Milton L. Hersey. NJ Sc. Chemist for the Cit
of Montreal. and Analyst Of the Province
Quebec. saws: Il hereby certify that 1 hav
personally analyzed a sample Of 'Mothers1ll
Seasick Remedy purchased by me In the ope
market in the City OF Montreal. and my tes1
have failed 10 detect the presence OF opl
morphine. cocaine, or any other aIkaloId
choral whatever
This discovery at last disposes OF the prem
dice so many people have entertained asSSn'
the use of medicines as a preventive fc
sickness >
II is absolutely infallble-
NothersiI's SeasiCk Remedy is sold IN
and S1O0 boxes at druggists. Money cf7eerrI
refunded if results are not satisfactory.
Send your name and address to-day 20
1fothersil Remedy Co. COCO Cleland Bldg.
troit Mich. for interesting Information and
tirnoniaIS from many Who have used this "
derful remedy.
They will send you a SOC or S1-OO box,
charges prepaid on receipt OF price, or you =
find it for sale by Hegeman & Co. New
and Brooklyn stores; Riker's DRUG stores.
York and Brooklyn: Caswell. Massey &
stores and Walter 5. Rockey (both storesl- j.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
CHRYSTIE STREET FIRE ARREST.
italian in Whose Store Blaze Started Caught
in Kansas.

Nicolo ArchiIIo. whose grocery store was on
the Ground floor of the six story tenement mousse
AZ No ODD Chrystie street where twenty per-
s,,s lost their lives in a fire on the night OF
.Iulv 10 and who is wanted by the police Oh thls
CITY on homicide. arson and aoandonnent
charges was arrested yesterday in Kansas CITY
Kan.
Archillo disappeared on the night OF the IRE
He heard the threats made by the bereaved Ital-
ians. most of those who perished in the blaze
beipg Of that race. and fed with his wife and
babv to Brooklyn There he stopped with his
brother for four days and then dropped out of
sight.
He will be held TO await the action Of the
%e,r York police who will Immediately apply
for requisition papers.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
MorHER.IN-LAW's PHOTO HIS WEAPON
Temporarily Insane Man Wrecks Furniture
Then Tries Suicide with Glass.

While +emnorarilv insane due, it is said to some
family trouble Samuel Price. thirty-seven years
old of No s2o East 156th street, cut hiInseh III
the left forearm last night with piece OF the
glass covering the picture of his mother-in-a"-
When he entered the house yesterday ms "le n"
ticed that he was acting strangely during this
n,e,+aI afHction he collected a hundred photo-
graphs and with the assistance OF his two-Sear-oid
son he cut and destroyed them He then pro
ceeded to wreck the house furnishings ana attacked
his wife. He then spied the picture OF MS "
srir-lsv hanging on the wall. Pulling IT down
he sr,asbed the glass and then took one of the
broken pieces and cut his forearm Dr. Justus' an
ambulance surgeon. ordered him removed 10 tne
Lebanon Hospital. where he was detained prls-
oner on the charge OF attempted SUICIDE
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
HAD TNSULTED WOMEN.
Jersey Police Capture Nan Whom
Cro7cd Threatened to Lynch.
by Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Bloomfield, " J.. Aug. SL-After an exciting
chase In which g hundred and dogs and Two
policemen took part, Antoine KolonoskIe was capt
ured near the Lackawanna station tonight ana
beaten so severely that DR.. Frederick G. ShauI
was compelled TO twenty stitches in his mead
Kolonoskie had attacked Mrs James B. Drew ana
her daughter-in-law. Mrs William Drew, OF WASH
iugton street. who their way home
The screams OF the women brought Patrolnaan
Bert Drew. a son OF Mrs. Drew. to the scene Inc
man bolted with the patrolrnan in pursuit koIo-
nowskia disappeared in a swamp. A crowo hao
collected, and Drew led the search The man was
at last found near the Lackawanna Railroad
tracks. and report spread that he had irsu4teo
other women and children
Koonoskie ran down the tracks to GlenWood ave
nue where he was overtaken by the crowd He
was knocked down and before he could get up
Patroin1an Drew struck him with a blackjack anu
Patrolman Shorter, who had come up olo 1i
same. Threats Of lynching caused the poncefneh
to hurry their prisoner the station house. Wfere'
after his injuries dressed he was locAed up
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Mr.. BERMEL WASHES HIS HANDS.
Not Responsible for Kissena Deal, He Says
Believes Metz Will Probe It.

President Bern1el OF Queens yesterday renounced
all responsibility for the purchase of the Kissena
Park property at Flushing for which the city paid
almost an average Of $4,000 acre. while the
land sold short time before for 1850 an acre.
President Bern1el said that the purchase was made
on the recommendation of the real estate experts
of the Controllers office. He said he felt conf
dent that as soon as Mr.. Metz returns from Eu-
rope he ,swould institute convincing investigation
.T arof frank say" said Mr.. Bernel that
should welcome any investigation that would re-
s,,it in the true facts becoming known am at a
,oss though TO understand why the attacks against
the transaction have been made at this late day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SAYS WOMAN INSPIRED SHOOTING.
Governor vardaman May Prosecute Mrs.
Henderson in Money Tragedy
lnx relegraph to The tribune J

Greenwood Miss Aug 31.-Gevernor Vardaman
said to-day that steps would be taken TO prosecute
Mrs Lizzie Henderson for alleged completely in
the killing of J. D Money, jr- and tne mortally
youndi:le of Colonel James d. Money, brother or
United States Senator H D. Money. who were shot
Yesterday at Money Station by DR.. Grover Kirby
and r. L. Kirby his son, as the result Of an old
family feud
Governor vardaman, who is related TO the Money
family arrived to-day and took charge of their in
terests Mrs Henderson, widow of L. G. Hender-
son. who was shot and killed six months ago by
J. d Money jr is alleged to have taken oath
to wreak vengeance the Money faction for the
death of her husband and to have aided in every
way possible TO bring II about.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
ELECTION PETITIONS IN JERSEY FILED.

The time for fling petitions for nominations for
the primaries in New Jersey. September 10.
pired at yesterday. The Mayoralty nomina-
tions will be made by delegates selected at the
primaries The petitions snow that the Demo
cratic delegates in Hudson County will agree on
County Supervisor II. Otto Wittpenn. the Dckin-
Republicans Police Commissioner John
Mitchell and the New Idea Republicans Mayor
Mark NJ Pagan for the mayoralty nomination
There appears TO be doubt as 10 whom the dele
gates will favor for the governorship nominations
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
vooDcHoPPERs FLEE RATTLEsNAK
Thousands of Railroad Ties Cannot Be
moved frorr Woods.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Mertden. Conn. Aug 3l-Woodcnopperx~N
ployed by A R Johnson. VINO mas poxlJ
sawrniu in Dark Hollow. wild section
town of Glastonbury, quit work YESTERDAY
fear of rattIesnakeS. Several thousand rain
ties are piled up in the woods ready for
.ment. but Johnson cannot get men TO load thu
For some time non-poisonous snakes have
reared in large numbers as a result OF I
drouth. but 1t was not until this week that I
rattIesnakes were seen After several exciti
encounters with the reptiles. the woodchopps
left the hollow.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
RIVER TRIP TO WEST POINT.

The steamer Mary Powell offers outing for
Labor Day afternoon to West Point, returning in
the early evening by the Hendrick Hudson. The
Powell will leave Desbrosses street at 1:5 p.
West 42d street p. m and West 129th street 2:a0
n M arriving in New York about $50 D. n-
The Hendrick Hudson, returning. will leave West
Point at 5:45 d m. arriving in New York about
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
GIRLS AssAILANT WANTS SENTENCE

Meadville Penn. Aug a--By throwing hizszr
on the mercy Of the court Henry Lehna. whn 4
saulted fourteen-year-old Alma Whitehead. a ID
nersviIIe will escape the ordeal of court II
and will be sentenced his plea of guilty. la
Thomas informed Lehna to the Inaxirnuu RI
atty for his crimes-hfteen years on each -
three assault charges and ten years for tn 4
bsry making in all hfsy-fve years The pG1nG
said he fully undsrseood ths sfeuaGla~ - - Z
paroa to saho hi pun1ah0an1
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
somMER OUT FOR HOME RULE.

In a statement issued from New Idea headquar-
ters in Newark yesterday Sheriff Frank H. SOM
mer. choice of the reformers for the Republican
nomination for Governor. and the eleven Colby
Assembly candidates came out sQuarely in favor
for local option rs a means of controlling the liquor
question.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
CALIFORNIA FEDERAL APPoINTEEs.

Oyster Bay. Aug. 31.-PTesident Roosevelt TO-
day announced the appointment of August T.
Muenter as collector of internal revenue in Cah-
for...a; Edward Sweeney superintendent OF
the mint at San Francisco and William A- CUT
ter an coiner at that mint.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

suit of the injury ae received wnen ms no
-+,,,,,h1sd while racing on the Speedway on FriS
The policeman fell partly SlGer the horse. 4
when the animal attempted 10 rise 1t kicked VI
lace il, the head Wallace had been on the &c
since 1872 and had a good record He leaves
and three children He lived ar No 11l8 Ami
dam avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
PoLIceMAN's RACE PROVES FATAL.

Thomas Wallace. mounted policeman OF the
West 15d street station died early yesterday morn
Ing at the Washington Heights Hospital - r.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
SEASICKNESS Prevented
A Wonderful Remedy Discovered for the
Cure of Sea and Car Sickness

It will absolutely prevent seasickness, and IS
a positive cure for all manner of nausea arising
from the effects Of violent motion All sea trav-
eers should be armed with a package
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

Mr. H J. Henneman- Oakland Neb. writes-
Il waited before writing 70 you about my sick
ness, catarrh Of the stomach. which had over
year ago.
There we're people who told me II would not
stay cured. but am sure that cured, for
do not feel any more i'll effects. have a good
appetite and am getting fat So 7 am. and will
say To all, cured for good.
II thank you for your kindness
"Peruna will be our house medicine hereafter
Catarrh of the stomach is also known In corn
mon parlance dyspepsia, gastritis and in6i
gestion- No medicine will be Of any permanent
benefit except il removes the catarrhal condf-
ton
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Gained Strength and Flesh

Miss Julia Butler, R R 4, Appleton. Wis,
writes she had catarrh Of the stomach, causing
loss Of sleep and appetite. with frequent severe
pains after eating. She took Peruna, her appe-
tite returned she gained strength. flesh and
perfect health.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

An analysis of the extended table was made 10
show the cases which the deaths were either
extraordinarily large from odd cause. Inc
COMMITTEES has sixteen instances which 1t calls
this special attention The notatons are as foHo"S'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
17oe Iai | Iprgc.

Stor t7be @oi.Grturiion til Ror.
se afsaar fra Nirneapolis SnSbog
ben lite Noi og fra Rep gorf ocn
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aiempebompifib Veltic", 700 SOB
lanat, 2O,904 Cons fort. 5Iere
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iifret itg 9lab8 pnu bette bersmte
Sfib. 8asiogercrne ~beiorbres bio
2onoon til Iorge, bportil De uufom.
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beberre.
Sor nprmere ltnOcrretniag ben
penoer man fig I'll .. G. @recfs.
NortbpeItern 8osierger agent, 12l
soutb 30 Street, @tHueapoIis, Rin'
uefota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
Sernbaueuluffen peb MObSrnS.

Gen peb Robsruo.ltIpffen omfomre
unae Wanb, Ole 9rtitianIrn 6ir'
boIot, bapoe / WortS Q}aareo te9nct
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Sianal og Serel, mebenS So9et bar
mibt oper gerelen. geSfommeroe
bapoe intet meb at betiene Sttlp9r'
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funftionerer iom 8eiienoe er fom'
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Gienbumsials. @oaroen 2spber.
get / Sernes | glperum er iolet al
gnfen anbrea 9spberget til Ssn.
ilen girger 2spberget for $1,000 Ser.
pg Ssoernab.
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DO bar forleben UNDER I~itftionsbam.
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700 Ser. for Sopebeienbommen meo
tiIbsrenoe Glabie, ct guo, Der ifal
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optaget Cart. Gienoommlen ifal bape
ca. 5000 Raal Sfog. 9ubet bleb
fife approberet, % M anftion bill
blipe nfbolot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26

Se biiturife ilSsrauninser beS
GbriItion86srg Slot / aisbeubaon
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llograpninserne omtatter, iom tio'
Iiaere r9unt, Reiter al abiaIorS
Borg os Ringmuren om oct Gloite
Siebenbapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
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