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New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CAUSE NOT YET FOUND.
Naval Board Investigates the
Georgia Disaster.

Boston. July 1.-THE naval board of inquiry
appointed by Rear Admiral Charles H Thomas,
commanding the second division of the Atlantic
explosion on the Georgia. visited the naval hos
pitaI at Chelsea to-day to take the depositions
of the injured men, The board is composed of
Captain Seaton Schroeder of the battleship
Virginia Captain w. w. Kimball of the battle
ship New Jersey Lieutenant Commander Mark
l.. Bristow, chief ordnance officer of the fleet
and Lieutenant Kenneth G.. CastIeman attached
to the Virginia.
The board began its investigation on board
the Georgia, carefully inspecting the turret in
which the explosion occurred and taking the
evidence Of officers and men who were familiar
with the conditions about the turret at the time
of the explosion and witnesses of the affair
The Georgia steamed up the harbor this
afternoon and the board of inquiry transferred
its investigation 20 the naval hospital at Chel-
sea. Owing to the critical condition of the in
jured men in the hospital. four of whom il was
feared might not survive the night the surgeons
in charge of the hospital would permit the
board to examine only three of the injured men.
The men who examined were Charles
Hansell gunners mate Of New York Charles
l.. Eich ordinary seaman of Frankfort Ind.
and Samuel l. Rosenberger ordinary seaman.
of Philadelphia. The nature of the questions
and answers not given out, the inquiry
being strictly secret
The work al the hospital consumed about two
hours and the board then returned TO the
Georgia.
II is understood that the investigation of the
board is practically complete, and that to-mor-
row the findings will be transcribed and for
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

Retired British Naral officer Erpires
Suddenly at Niagara.

Niagara Falls Ont. July 17-Admiral John
Pearse Maclear. retired. of the British navy,
dropped dead on the veranda of the Clifton
Hotel to-day. The admiral was staying at the
hotel with his wife and his niece. Death was
caused by heart failure induced by excessive
heat.
Admiral Maclear's wife and niece were by his
side when he dropped dead. and the porch was
filled with guests who viewing the falls The
body will be sent 70 England.
John Pearse Maclear was born at Cape ~ Good
Hope on June D. 1888. He q son Of Sir Thomas
Maclear late astronomer royal, OF Cape of Good
Hope. He married. forty years later. Julia.
daughter of Sir John Frederick William HerSchel,
the celebrated English astronomer and physicist,
who was conducting his observations at Cape OF
Good Hope in the year that his future s0n-ir-law
was born.
Entering the naval service as cadet on the
Castor in 1851. young MaClear served midshIp
man in the Baltic and Black seas, and lieu
tenant active service on board the Sphinx in
the China war from 1850 TO 1852. and executive
officer OF the OctaVia during the Abyssini4n
pasn.
He commanded the Challenger on her famous
scientific voyage from 1872 10 1876; promoted TO
full captain in 1879 and admiral in 1891 lie
was retired in the same year His home was at
Beaconscroft Cluddingfod. Surrey He devoted
much attention 10 meteoroIogy and natural history
and had published Compilation of HydroSrapEic
Sailing Directions"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR JERSEY DOGS.

Plainheld n J.. July Il (SpeciaD.-Plainfeld may
adopt the electric chair. or more properly the elec
.,, ,,ernel for doing away with stray dogs caught
by, the CITY poundkeeper. Mayor Charles j. Fisk
has promised DR.. T. S. Davis, Of the Society for
the prevention of Cruelty Animals. that he will
personally investigate the matter and if electricity
i found TO be a more humane method of killing
plaindsld's stray ours he Will recommend its
adoption
stray city dogs now taken TO the RuShmore
dvnamo works where they are asphyXiated in a
large gas tank. Reports have been received by the
society that this method is cruel and investiga-
ton followed.
While Dr. Davis at the works six dogs were
DIaCed in the gas tank and the physician timed the
death dealing process. AT the expiration of twenty
minutes the tank was opened and one Of the dogs
was found TO be alive, while there doubt
as TO whether life extinct in the other five.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
RACK HAND MEN CAUGHT
4rrested Near Buffalo as They
Secure Decoy Package.
[By Teleeraph 10 The Tribune J

rurfalo July 17.-Members Of Black Hahd
- -, Iure 16 made demand on the Buffalo
pits Company for $4,000 and threatened thai
,,,1aee II was quickly forthcoming, they WOULD
Nov I'M the company's building, one OF the
largest manufacturing establishments IN the
city No attention paid TO the threats uhtii
another letter. dated July g. was received. IN
this communication the time limit was elshC
davs The money was to be placed under a
80 IN cemetery at Fort Erie, across the
river in Canada. Police Superintendent Reagan
detailed two detectives TO Fort Erie yesterday
II being the last day OF grace package was
nIaced under a stone and when darkness 1ell
Two men stole quietly to the place and took II
-. Datactives pounced on them and brought
ther, "a Buffalo where they described them
Lives as Frank Guarno, saloon keeper, and
Tihorio de Varco. Both were armed. After
a preliminary examination to-day they We're
,eroanded for further hearing.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
SEATS FALL; BAND PLAYS.
Many Injured, but Panic AUerted at
Circus in CIeUeIand.

Cleveland, July IA section Of seats gave
way at a show in the circus grounds on Scranton
avenue this afternoon throwing one hundred
people 70 the ground. The section which fell!
co,nprised fourteen tiers No one was killed but
+vertv persons sustained injuries OF more or
less serious nature. Miss Kittie Boyle, who
suffered a broken leg, and Mrs. Hyle, injured
internally. are among those seriously hurt.
A panic was averted by the band which
plaved throughout the accident and diverted at
tenrion from that quarter.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
TRIED TO SEE THE PRESIDENT.
Man with Fancied Grievance Against Shee-
han Chased Away from Oyster Bay

oyster Bay July IA young man, who seemed
reasonable and agreeable in everything except that
he fanced he had a grievance against William +.
Sbeeh1n and that President Roosevelt could rem
edv II came 10 town to-day. He told about his
fanced wrongs in the village and then started for
Sycamore Hin afoOt, but Secret Service men
escorted him 10 the station and put him out
going train He said his S =. MetcaIf
and his home in Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CL0UDBURsT CAUSED THREE DEATHS.
Great Damage Reported by Storms in West
Virginia and Ohio.

GAINESVILLE Ohio. July IA cloudburst and cleo
trical storm to-day resulted in three deaths and
much property damage Taylor Cook was drowned
while fording a creek at Museville and man was
,irou.ned i'm the Adams Mills basin His boat was
upset bv the wind John Kline, a miner of Con-
nelIsville was killed by lightning at South Zanes-
Vile.
PittsburG July I7.-Delayed telephone commu>
rcatioD with West Virginia points late tonight in
dicates enormous damage by cloudbursts and
storms in the interior the state
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
SHOT RECREANT LOVER.
CLeueIand Girls ReUenge for Being
Left "Wmting at the Church.

Cleveland, July 11.-Marietta Dennoro' eISh-
teen years old. shot and instantly killed Fal-
faelo Darbato nineteen years old IN CIeVeiahu
street to-day They were 10 have been married
- 1,,,, Q according to the story of the girl
but Darbato failed come TO time To-day
Darbato went to her home. She met him ana
shot without warning.
~ was right and fee! no sorrow she Salu
after being arrested.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
TRIAL OF FORMER DOUMA MEMBERS.
One Hundred and Sixty-nine Signers Of
Viborg Manifesto Arraigned.

St Petersburg July 1.-THE trial opened here
to-day. before the Court of Appeals, of one hun
.dred and sixty-nine members of the first Douma
Who drew up the Viborg manifesto.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
C4ID MACLEAN ESCAPES.
Sir Harry, 44ided by MOOrs, Flees to
WOrOccan Sanctuary.

Tangier. July 17.--Aided by factions of the
Elk1nes, the Bcni Arrous and the Beri Mansour
tribes, Catd Sir Harry MacLean has succeeded
IN escaping from the hands of the bandit Raj
suii He has taken refuse in the inviolable
sanctuary of the territory of the Marabout of
ZaoUia Yonstidi
1t y suggested that RasuH connived in the
escape OF the Caid the best way out of d
difficult situation
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CONDITION OF THE INJURED.

Four Of the twelve survivors of the explosion
are in an extremely critical condition in the
United states Naval Hospital At Chelsea Tha
condition Of Louis O. Meese a seaman. who en-
listed at Berea. Ohio was so dangerous that the
physicians said that they believed death would
result in less than twenty-four hours Mid
Shlpman James F. Cruise of Omaha. has shown
a slight Improvement since Yesterday. and the
condition of James Z. Thomas. Of BROOKLYN is
reported as unchanged. The body OF William
+. Pair was sent 70 his home in Brooklyn to-
day, and that of Seaman Edmund ] Walsh TO
Lynn. one body remains at the hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

Norfolk. Va. July 1L-One hundred deserters
have been listed and advertised from the batleship
Minnesota one of the warships in Hampton Roads.
in the last few weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
COSTA RlcAN RAILWAY LOAN VOTED

San Jose Costa Rica. July l7-Congress has ap-
proved the bill for a loan to G. ID. Cook & Co. of
90 Os.o 600 or the completion of the Pacific Railway
The matter will be taken up in detail at the pres
ent extraordinary session of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

Week end or Just Sunday Albany, Troy
Lake George. Saratoga-Unrivalled Peoples or C1ti-
zens Hudson River Night Line-renewed vigor
business Monday.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
rpAveL MADE COMFORTABLE IN HOT
WEATHER.

The Royal Limited leaving New YORK sou r, ..
with electric fans and lishts-AdVts
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
0EWEY,s cIARETS AND OLD BURGUNDY

Taken with your meals enrich the blood
H. T. Dewey Sons Co., ISS Fulton ST. New York
-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

Remember all through rail tickets between n. Y.
and Albany ere accepted on DaS Line steamers
Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

AFTER ALL, usHERS The SCOTCH
NJ sa2de the highball fanous.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

In this pIan tIe gr-aJesJ VaTlaCI0N Is o-,oU4s
taking into consideration the seven districts IN
the infected territOrv' The difference between
the largest and the smallest OF the Senate plans
districts in this part of the state is i07S0- The
plan which the leaders intend 10 adopt viii have
net difference between the largest and tho
smallest districts in this territory Of 20S02- It
will take four districts from the Tully plan. as
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

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New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

To the Legislature
l recommend the following subjects for your con-
sderattOn:
! Amendment of the greater New York charter
so as to provide that whenever the Controller Oc
the city has been unable to sell public sale any
portion Of the bonds and corporate stock duly Of
fered such portion may be sold by him at private
sale for less than their par value. On account
Of the recent failure of offer OF corporate stock
the Controller is urgent that such amendment be
procured and expresses confidence IN his ability
10 dispose of per cent corporate stock at private
sale at not less than par. The Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment has adopted a resolution IA,
voring the amendment. 1t has been urged upon ma
that unless this relief is secured il will be neces
sary for the authorities TO fix a higher rate OF
interest and that this viii be seriously prejudcial
to the interests of the city.
ODinIon seems TO be divided to the wisdom OF
the proposed amendment. many fearing that II VIII
omen the door TO colusiOn- In other importanc
jurisdictions however public securities may oa
sold at private sale. And there are two importanc
checks in the requirements that the bonds shali
not be sold for less than their par value and muse
first be duly offered public sale. The RESPONSE
butv of comforting power is with the Legislature.
rhe responsibility of It's due exercise is with tho
runicipal authorities. In view of existing financial
conditions and the Importance OF the matter 10
the citv of New York am constrained TO submit
IL TO your careful consideration
2 Amendment Of the greater New York chaSa0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
ALL SORT OF GOOD
BASE BALL
TODAY
GAME AT SANTA FE WILL
BE A HUMMER
All Stars viii Show Off Some
Fine Points in Game Against
BareIaS at Traction Park,

Albuquerque's base ball enthusiasts
will play today at home and abroad.
The Mcintosh Browns leave this morn
morning for the terrial capital to play
the Ancient City Grays, while the Ba-
relas Grays, now holding the territor-
ial amateur championship, will defend
that title against the old Stars. an ag-
gregation of local base ball talent that
is hard to beat in one particular nine
every day.
Tho Old Stars-Barelas Gray game
will start at 3 o'clock and on account
of the appearance of Corhan ana
Donovan. Charlie QuieG, the ladies IA,
vorite, and other well known players
being on the line, a good crowd Is
expected.
Dan Padilla, manager for the boys
south of town, said last night that h"
had confidence in his players. espe.
cially Joe Rams and O'Bannon. the
pitchers, while Martin Ryan, acting
manager Of the Old stars. made q
similar declaration.
Santa Pc base ball fans have an.
nounced that the Santa Fe team Will
clean up the Browns today in short
order. The local team is leaving with
every confidence of doing the SAINT
trick for Santa Fc and in view Of last
Sundays tie game the outcome Is
awaited with interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
Ell PASO GETTING READY
FOR FAIR TOURNAMENT

The El Paso Herald has the follow
ing of interest to the fans:
Thcer will be a temporary revival
of base ball in El Paso this week,
when a picked FL Paso nine under The
captaincy of Lieutenant Terrell or
Fort Bliss will meet the Eagles for
two games at Washington park to-
morrow and Sunday. This was de-
Cided at an enthusiastic meeting OF
fans held yesterday.
The proceeds from the two games
Will be used to send a strong team 70
the Albuquerque fair for the tourna-
ment from October 10 II. In this
turnament there are offered three
purses ranging from 5000 to $500 fos
the leading clubs.
The team under Captain Terrell
which viii play tomorrow will be Il
picked aggregation of base ball play
ers, the best to be had in the city. and
they viii have a warm contest when
they meet the Eagles, who started out
poorly, but had a whirlwind finish in
the city league. winning the last Sc
ries of games straight from the whit.
SoN, champions of the previous sea-
son.
The two games scheduled between
these teams will be the last to be
seen In this city, at least for this sea-
on. and they promise well to be
ranked among the best exhibition OF
base ball seen here during the league
games of the past summer.
The team which will represent Ei
Paso in the Albuquerque tournament
Will be composed of the best material
that can be secured. and it viii make
a effort TO capture one or
the purses offered during the contest
for next month. Support Is expected
from local enthusiasts for this ven
ture.
The team which will go to Alhu-
querque has accepted three games
from Douglas. 10 be played in that city
on September 20. 30. andeOctober L..
II is intended to arrange an itinerary
TO occupy the time between these
dates and the time they are due In
Albuquerque on the road, meeting sew
era teams Of New Mexico and Arr
zona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
SCIENCE PREVENTS BADNESS.
The Fatal Gem and Its Remedy Now
Fact Of Science.

It IS the rarcst thing IN the world
FOR "a man TO be necessarily bald. Ma
man whose hair is not dead at the
roots. need be bald If hc will use New
bros Herpicidc. the new scalp anti
septic. H%crpicide destroys the germ
that cuts the hair off at the root; and
cleans the scalp of dandrun ana
leaves II in a perfectly healthy condi-
tion. Mr.. Mannctt. IN the Maryland
Block. Butte, Mont, was entirely bald.
In less than a month Herplcide had
removed the enemies of hair growth.
and nature did its work by covering
his head with thick hair an inch long.
and In six weeks he had a normal
suit OF hair. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send iOc. In stamps for sample
Co The Hcrpicide Co. Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes. soc and 800. y. II. Briggs
4 Co.. special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
CRYSTAL THEATER BEGINS
ITS SECOND WEEK
Popular Vaudeville House H. Open
ing With Every Prospect of a Mos
Successful Season.

The new Crystal theatcr which
opened so brilliantly last Monday
evening. and which has had a most
flattering initial week. will commence
a second weeks run ~ modern con
tinuous vaudeville, with an entire
change Of program tomorrow.
That the Crystal show has caught
on" H. now no question before our
people; IL has filled the bill in every
particular and everywhere one hears
the remark: Long may IL continue.
II affords a nice place for Ladies 90
drop into for a rest and "a bit o. rec
rcation of an afternoon whi'e shop
ping. "a proper place isT chilurcl anon
a Saturday afternoon. after "a strcnu-
Gus week at books and studies and "a
bright, attractive. while innocent
amusement resort for old and yOuns
at all times.
Four good. strong vaudeville acts. boz
addition to the newest Illustrated
songs and latest OF motion pictures.
rounding out a program of six clever
numbers. constitutes the weekly Crys-
tai show. and % Is a standing fact than
each and every number upon the bill
is worth the price of admission. ow-
ing 10 the Albuquerque house having
JUL N''W Nfff ANfN ANhA tAN NfANNHN NHANN
in the headquarters booking office
having not been established vet. D
circuit managers have neglected to no.
tify Local Manager Cordicr just what
he gets the coming week. u viii be-
All right however. as nothing but tho
hesf appears on the Crystal circuit.
and % viii be given In It's entirety In
tho Mondays papers.
In tho meantime this afternoon and
tonight are last times Foo Albuquerque
~ the McCloud and Melville. the "a
vorito singers. dancers and harp duet
lists, Mr.. Lon Cox. the paper cuttinc
r%artoonist. the -Four Franks in their
FUNNY COMEDY act. IAN Awful Skate.
the funny Edison moving picturfe
ctr etc. An those who have not seer
& r~haru-frr show had better hurr
as they an close with tonight-s
performance. ]
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

and which contains repr ldu,tions
from sculpture art. Was designed after
a noted Italian palatial interior, and
aside from its value as genuine re-
minder Of hygone achievements there
Is an effectiveness about the carving
and scroll conceptions that lend a pc
culiar charm to "a background, quite in
touch with the costuming.
The scenic arrangements thus re-
ferred TO are but a gentle indication
of the generosity that appears To have
guided the spirit Of the management
as in every direction there is unmis-
taxable evidence of a desire 20 excel
in those particular points, $50 essential
toward minstrclsy. Tho coming to the
Elks thcatcr next Friday of this rcpu-
table organization Of burnt cork merry
makers Is naturally regarded In the
light Of a real amusemens event Of
signal Importance, n is anticipated
accordingly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
ANOTHER BIG SHEEP
DRIVE To CROSS
THE BRIDGE
EIGHT Thousand Head of Wool
lies on Way From PecoS Val
ley to Snowflake, Arizona.

The Barelas bridge is getting 10 be
the highway across the Rio Grande in
Central New Mexico for live stock
movements. Recently a herd of 20
5000 more viii cross the bridge. This
the way TO Arizona and tomorrow
5000 more will eros the bridge. This
latter herd which is travelling in three
bands, is on the way from the Pecos
valley 10 Snowflake. Ariz.. for de-.
livery To one Of the large Arizona
growers. The sheep came by way OF
Abo pass and vii come up on the
mesa east Of Albuquerque today.
crossing the bridge tomorrow. The
herders will camp noar San Jose. Tho
movement of New Mexico sheep into
Arizona a been large this yeai,
many OF the sheep going across coun-
try, the movement being made posi-
by the unusually favorable range
conditions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
WASHOUT MAKES It
NECESSARY TO
TRANSFER
Santa Fe Badly Inconvenience
By Carrying Away of Bridge
Near San MarCiaI,

As the result of the going out of q
bridge between La Joya and san
Marcial on the Santa FEES Rio Grandc
division Friday night, it will probably
be necessary TO transfer passengers ar
that point for several days. as 1t was
stated at the local railroad offices yes
terday that the bridge could not be
rebuilt in less than foursor five days.
No. 3 train of Friday night was held
in Albuquerque until late Yesterday
morning, going to the scene Of n
washout and returning as Nc. 10 with
passengers and mail from the south.
The transfer facilities have been we'll
arranged and the transfer IS made
with as little Inconvenience to passen-
gers as possible. According to passen~
gers the washout is a bad one. on,A
the rails and ties being left to span
the stream.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

Fifth national match. Camp Perry
Ohio. August 80, 1907:
Third Day Final, August 30, 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

Whiie the chief aim Of the william
n. Wezf Minefrel1 hoe aiu ~e bee
o. furnish IN diversified entertainment
II the highest possible note N1uHrHr
Ri-ahv hoe never lp-f sight 0f fN- rIr-
90 reauc Interest with Whieh this fa-
mons attraction g. identified 1nl ft is
therefore bot in POO Wondered 0f ffnf
the first part s%offirgs 1ra ulHruei or
such a massirelv elegant While and
ralf
iacfe STYLED 1.-THE Awaiting 90 Dawn
tsclc US td The Awaiting oi ulun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

Mems unlined gauntlet gloves,
made of oil tanned caIfSkin, 4 inch
leather gauntlet, weIted and trim
med seams, A good strong glove
and will give good wear pair $l.00
Mems Saranac Railroad Gaunt-
let gloves, drab buck PALM thumb
and forefinger gun cut reinforced
thumb, pearl color grained leather
back and gauntIetS, Steam proof
The pair Us
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

fSigncdl T. NJ. BRETT.
Ne ior First Cavalry. Statistical or
fccr.
Csubiect % correction.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
~ e: III RACKET 2:

riyeted around thumb, straight top
with V extension at wrist, This
glove is built for rough wear, The
pair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

Paris, sept. 21.-ft is officially an
nounced this afternoon that peace me-
gotiations at Casa Blanca with the
hostile Moors have failed. and thai
General Drude will resume the often
sive. E
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

Wilhelshaven. Germany Srnt -I-
-al we've tfffaI -anf four men
and two injured through az
Here fn1ar 30 p aHraunri
shell while a quantity 81 ammunition
US being ~uuiOaded IN the artillery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF
CAMP PERRY SHOOT
How the Teams From the States and
Territories stood Attending the Com
test.

Tho following bulletin giving the
standing Of teams at the conclusion OF
the national match, 1907. and showing
the aggregate cores Of teams from
a possible 1900 is published for the
Information OF all concerned.