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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BARTHOLOMEW DUNN MUST TESTIFY.

Bartholomew Dunn, brother Of former SherlH
Thomas J. Dunn. is wanted TO testify before the
Commissioners OF Accounts in the Ahearn inquiry
regarding the contracts he obtained from the De
partmcnt O Buildings The inquiry adjourned
yesterday that a subpoena might be served on Mr..
Dunn for himself and his books. Commissioner
Mitchell said that most of the work OF removing
old buildings was obtained by Mr.. Dunn from the
Department OF Buildings, and that lac obtained as
much 5000 worth Of work a year without pub
lie awards. said last night that Mr.. Dunn
was on Long Island, and If the subpoena server
does not reach him before to-day there may be an"
adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
SUMMER HOSPITAL WORK.
St. Johns Guild Trustees Entertain Friends
of the Charity

Members OF the board Of trustees Of St Johns
Guild entertained number of their friends on the
floating hospital Helen G. Juilliard and AT the
Seaside Hospital New Dorp, Staten Island, yes
terday afternoon. Through the courtesy OF Com
missioner Bensel Of the Dock Department the
guests gathered at Pier a. North River, from
which the floating hospital left for the trip down
the bay. The regular season for patients does not
begin until about July !.
on arriving at the Seaside Hospital the guests
were landed and the many buildings forming the
Seaside Hospital plant were inspected At this
hospital the summer work has been started and
about one hundred and fifty patients were being
cared for All of the visitors agreed that the
Seaside Hospital ideally situated for a worE
Of the kind.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
IN HIS FATHERS FOOTSTEPS.
Another Arthur P German Prominent in
Maryland Politics.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Baltimore June Estate Senator Arthur p.
German ruled the Howard County Democratic
Convention to-day just his father ruled the
state and county party organization for many
Years He was renomnated for State Senator and
his friends say that II the Democrats control the
next LEGISLATURE he Will be the recognized leader
Young German not only bears striking physical
resemblance 10 his father, but he has also in
herited his political shrewdness.
While Congressman Fred Talbot the boss of
Baltimore County and Maryland member of the
Democratic National Committee, is the organiza-
tion's favorte for United States Senator. young
German, in case Of a contest, may make play TO
succeed his father.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BROKER DRAGGED BY CAR.
Il. VI. JudSOn Hurried to Hospital
an auto.

Realizing that he had been seriously hurt
when he fell from Enghth avenue car at Cen
trail Park West and cath street late last evening.
Alfred Judson. a wall street broker, living at
No. $40 West S8th street, requested that he be
taken TO the J. Hood Wright Hospital OF which
he is a member Of the board of directors. An
automobile owned by c. Morton NIcols. of Great
Neck. Long Island was passing at the time. and
after Mr.. Judson had been placed in the ma
chine he hurried 10 the institution.
Just how the accident occurred is not known.
Mr.. Judson was dragged by the car for several
feet and his leg fractured just above the
ankle.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
AMBASSADOR BRYCE IN ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. June 19-Ambassador Bryce who has
been travelling through Oklahoma for a week
turned 10 st. Louis to-day He expressed himself
having thoroughly enjoyed his trip, and is in
excellent health. He Will deliver an address to-
morrow morning at the annual commencement and
semi centennial of Washington University.
In a brief address the floor of the Merchants
Exchange to-day Mr.. Bryce commented upon the
prosperity Of the Southwest and asserted that the
utmost harmony and good Will prevail between
England and the United states.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
CITATIONS SERVED ON sHERMANs.
Action on Bill of Equity Caused by M B. I
Goddard's Death.
IEy Telegraph to Tho Tribune. !

Newport. r. l.. June 19.-Cltations were served
to-day on Mrs William Watts Sherman. her two
daughters, the Misses Irene and Mildred Sherman
and young John Nicholas Brown on bin of equity
brought up by Mrs. Sophia Augusta Brown. widow
OF John Carter Brown. The citations call for their
appearance before the Superior Court July
IN this city, which time the bill is returnable
The bill drawn only as a matter of form 10
bring about the appoint tment of trustee for the
fund beCueathed to Brown University, Of Provi-
dence, by John Carter Brown. which step has been
brought about by the death OF Moses Il. l. Goddard
who was ore of the trustees.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
oniciaI Record and FOrecast.-washington

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. June 10
Thunder showers have Atlantic coast
and the lower region, due shallow harometric
depression occupies the upper Ohio Valley The
has about disappeared No
has occurred except such
as has local showers and ocean winds The
Friday Will probably be show
erv over the third the country and in the mid
de Rocky Mountain region Important temperature
changes are Anticipated The humidity IN Eastern
districts " however, he rather hiRh
The v,inds along the New England coast VIII hs fresh
southeast Middle South Atlantic coast light to fresh
south: Gulf Hight SOUTH on the lower lakes
light with occasional thunder squalls upper
lakes, light and variable -,
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports VIII
have light. variable winds and alT "eaeF 10 ue idnd
Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

pupnc tp 10 plenary sittings by cards distributed
tiot i,lousH the Secretariat General with the au-
thorization of the president oP the - -i' ,,, Iru
conference can always decide To excInde tba
public from certain sittings
me drawing up Of official report of the Sos
,no5 ors - provided for but any delegate may de-
rtslnu In me insertion of his remarks in extanso
French is recognized as the language of
r.I.s nelence. speeches in other languages will he
summarized orally IN French by a memhar ~
'He Secretariat General with the assent of +ha
speaker. ASSENT oA Ihs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
ENGLISH pHEAsANTs IN KANSAS.

From The Kansas City Journal
Del w Travis, state game and fish warden, is
tnuch pleased with the Introduction of English
and Chinese pheasants into Kansas. Sixteen nun
dred pairs were sent out during the winter.
From the reports it is believed that about 5 per
cent Of the birds died account of injuries in
shipuing and from attacks of dogs. The others
were doing nicely wherever they were located
Some of the farmers TO whom birds were sent
kent them in pens all winter and released them
this spring Others turned the birds loose last fall
winter The only difference in this plan is that the
birds released last fall quits Wild
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
HENRY BRUCE BEACH.

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Hartford, Conn. June 19--Heury Bruce Beach.
who would have been ninety years old November 3,
died this afternoon after lingering illness at his
home, No. q Weberfed avenue He was the in
ventOr and manager Of the well known Beach
boiler, acquiring large fortune thcTefrOm Be
sides his third wife. who Miss Cieorgianna
Smith. granddaughter OF Commodore Rodgers and
grandnieCe of Commodores o. II. Perry and Nj. G..
Perry, of the United States navy. he leaves Il son.
Henry /. Beach; brother Charles NJ Beach and
Il half brother. Isaac Y. Beach. OF Geneva y Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
MRS. HOWARD rHRocKMoRroN BURIED

Los Angeles, June 19.-Anger Helen Savn
Throckmorton who died suddenly four days ago
In Butte Mont, was buried here this morning.
This brings to end the romance in the lives of
the belle of Tia Juana. Mexico, and Howard
Throckmorton Of New York. who married
last October in San Diego. Cal George G. BoIdt
jr., of New York, chum of Throckmorton mar
ricd "A sister of Mrs. Throckmorton.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NRS. STEPHENS ROBBED
dme'1con Living in Paris Loses
$4,000 Worth of Jezcels

'iiS' June lS.-Burglars entered the sleeping
"p"i 'ilehts OF Mrs. Otto Steffens. an American,
~ the mouse formerly occupied by the late DR..
HE ans me dentist at No. 43 Bois de Boulogne.
6i Trile Mrs; Steffens was entertaining guests at
ued at $4,000 There is no ciew 70 me bvreIar
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
cRAY UNIFORMS FOR B. r. 7. POLICE.

The special police of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. who placed at COney Island and other
terminals 10 prevent rowdytsm, will appear In gray
uniforms hereafter. This course was determined on
at a meeting between the Company's officials and
Deputy Police Commissioner O'Keefe Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

GREENoUGH-LEwIs-O Saturday. June 15 at Chris,
Church. oyster Bay. N Y. by the Rev. William
GrcenouEh Thayer and the Rev Or. washburn. Edith.
OF the late William GreenOugh, 10 Edison
Lewis OF New York.
LEDoUX-LOGAN-on Wed9esday. June 10 1907. at
Abbott assisted by Rev. DE- A. c. Howell jean.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Eigar Logan 10 Louis Vernon
l.edOuN-
sTRATFORp-L -LOCKWOOD-On Wednesday, June 10.
1p al the brides parents. IN Jersey
civ y j. by the Rev. c. Joralemon Helen,
daughter of MIR and Mrs Frederick NJ. Lockwood.
Chazette Stratford.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NEW YORK ENGINEER HoNoREo.

Annapolis June l9.-The honorary degree of doc
tor of laws bestowed upon John Hays Ham
mond. mining engineer. of New York by st, John
College here to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
MRS. HANSON c. COKE.

Paris June 19-Mrs. Coke. wife of Hanson C..
Coke the American Deputy Consul General, died
here this morning
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
M. EALLlsREs TO VISIT U. S. wARsHIP

Paris, June 19.-President Fallieres has accepted
invitation through Ambassador White to attend
n reception the United States flagship Wash
ingon June 30. while the warship is at Bordeaux
al the opening Of the exposition. Mr.. White viii
welcome NJ. Falieres board the warship
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Fex Isman, Philadelphia. HOLLAND
Professor p NinogradoH oxford University.
PARK AvENUE-Bishop satterlee Washington.
ST. REGIS-A. Batonyi. Newport; Robert G.
Pruyn, Albany. WOLCOTT-Charles T.. Adams,
cleveland; ". T. Hanna. Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
THE BATH" TO STAY IN PITTseURe.

Pittsburg June 19.-Robert c. Hail president OF
the PittsburR Stock Exchange closed negotiations
by cable last night with CASTOR La Touche. Of
Paris the artist and exhibitor. for the purchase OF
THE Bath the painting that the first prize
in international exhibit at the Carnegie lnsti-
tute.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
MISS adams SPEAKS AT MI. HoLYokE

South ITadley. Mass. June 19-This COM
rnencemeut day at Mount Holyoke College. and
l65 young women received their diplomas The
address was delivered by Miss Jane Addams of
Hull House. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

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Phosphate in a glass OF water stimulates appe-
lite and Quenches thirst.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

Highest temperature yesterday. 20 degrees; lowest 80
20; average corresponding date Iast year o
average for corresponding last thlrty- three ~
Local forecast; To-day showers; Friday parity e'ouaS'
l.x.it southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Forecast for Special LocaIIties.-For New Engla

day. except North Maine; Friday show
light variable winds mostly southeast,
For Eastern New York, showers to-day cooler IN the
I'D erior; Friday partly cloudy light southeast winds
For Pennsylvania New Jersey, Delaware mary
of Columbia, showers Today. Friday
partly cloudy light southeast TO south winds
For Western New and Western IennsylYania,
thunder slightly cooler to-day Friday partly
cloudy: light and variable Winds possibly mum
der squalls.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible from Grand
SEel stauon webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and
by carr age. Lots $125 Telephone 4s55 Gramercy
Tor Book OF Views representative.
ONCE. 20 East 23d St. City.
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Local Official RerOrd.-Tie following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows changes IN the tenn
perature for the last twenfaur hours. in comparison
with the corresponding of last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
SAN JOSE DEL CABO
VISITED BY HEAVY
CLOUDBURST
Story Broughtto United States
by Steamer Curdvdo Land
ing at San Francisco.
FURIOUS WlNDSTORM
PRECEDEr RAIN

San Francisco, Nov. D. The re-
ports OF a great damage and loss of
life at san Jose, del Cabo, Lower
California, October IA, caused by a
cloudburst, were confirmed by Cap
tain Paulson and the passengers on
the steamer Curacao, which arrived
here from Mazatlan yesterday.
Sixteen persons are said to have
been drowned by the torrential
doNnpour and over fifty houses were
washed away.
Preceding the rain hurricane
blew with great fury for twelve
hours.
All the small crafts in the harbor
were sunk and several persons In
the town We're caught up by the
wind and carried out to sea.
The orange and lemon groves in
that vicinity were ruined.
The Inhabitants are practically
destitute.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN
SESSION At LAS
VEGAS

Las Vegas. y. NJ, Nov 2.-The
second days session of the first an
nual conference of the Christian
church OF the territory Of New Mex
leo opened this morning with a
large attendance. Practically all OF
the forty churches Of this denomi-
nation In the territory are repre-
sented by delegates and pastors and
number of noted worker from out
side the territory are I'm attendance.
The session, which opened yesterday
and will last until Sunday, promises
TO be one Of the most interesting and
profitable eclestical gatherings held
in the territory In recAn. years. The
meetings are being held IN the Bap-
tist church and a considerable at
tendance from other denominations
OF the city is manifest. Todays pro-
gram included addresses by Rev. h.
b. Tyler, f. A. Child, of Albuquer-
que, w. l., Garrison, n. b. McGee,
r +. Grim and talks by Mrs. Emma
WOodman, B. s. Gowan and Mrs. T..
A. Child, Of Albuquerque This even
ing the Program will be chiefly de-
voted to BAN address by ]. c. Mason
on "Chfstian Woman's Board Of
hissiOn&
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
STATEMENT ISSUED ON
PROPOSED POLICY
Plan Is to Improve Seabord and
Midland Streams Alike Con-
gressional Committee VIII
Hold Meeting Next
Month.

Lake Providence. La. Nov. a.
Congressman Joseph Il. RansdeiI.
president Of the National Rivers and
Harbors committee, which meets i'm
Washington next month. today gave
out the following statement:
Friends OF waterways are earn
estly urged 10 cooperate until this
great policy is safely inaugurated
and water systems of the United
States are placed on a parity with
those of Holland. Belgium. France
and Germany.
The coming convention will i'm
press upon congress the necessity Of
broad liberal policy on waterway
improvement and the making of a
provision for the execution thereof
on a comprehensive plan, so that all
our waters on seaboard. lake and in
the interior. which are really wor-
thy, may be properly improved with
in the next ten years on a continu-
Gus contract method
IL this Is done IL will result in
greatly diminishing the freight con-
gestion and the cheapening OF freight
rates.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
At GLOBE, ARIz.

Globe, Ariz., Nov. 2.--As the result
of the shooting array which took
place here on Thursday between
Patrolman Oscar FELTON, and Jack
Nelson, laboring man of this city,
ton in the county hospital, and the
former is nursing a painful but not
dangerous wound in the fleshy por-
ton of his right leg.
The shooting followed a stormy
scene in the Acme saloon, where the
two men met by accident and during
which Nelson charged FELTON, with
being responsible for his detention
in jail at a time when he could have
been released had FELTON, used his
influence in that direction. FELTON,,
however, denies this and claims that
Nelson's grievance is purely imagin-
ative.
When the patrolman entered the
saloon Nelson Immediately lombard
ed him with a volley of abusive
epithets, carrying the annoyance to
such an extent that the officer fin
ally left the place in order to save
further trouble. Nelson followed him
some distance and when the two
reached a dark portion of North
Broad street, he drew a pistol and
fired at FELTON,. In self defense the
officer returned the fire and before
the affair was over he shot Nelson
twice in the right breast once i'm
the left shoulder and once in the
abdomen. 1t is believed that Nelson
will die as result of his injuries.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
GLOBE WILL HAVE NO
MORE ROWDY
HOUSES
The City Council Passes 0rdi'
nance Making Property
owners Responsible.

Globe Ariz, Nov. a. (SpeciaD -
The city council here has passed an
ordinance which in effect renders
the keeping of baWdy houses an inn
possibility within the city limits A
fine Of from IS to 500 is imposed
upon property holders leasing rooms
or houses for immoral purposes in
addition 90 which Imprisonment for
not less than five or more than thir-
ty days may be added. The ordinance
Is the result OF a decision by Judge
Nave to the effect that the city has
no right either TO license or regulate
such places
An ordinance was also passed
looking TO the formation of a vol
unteer fire department, the appara-
tus for which will be furnished by
the city under the provisions Of the
new enactment A municipal clear
ing house was also esta blished by
which the city undertakes to receive
I'm payment Of taxes clearing house
certificates wnlch In return II will
pay Out IN settlement OF its own OBJ
legations. Provisions regulating the
sale OF milk and establishing new
street grades were adopted at the
same session.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-02
LORDSDURG S. P. SHOPS
MAY Be MOVED TO
DEMING

Deming. \. NJ, Nov. 2.-(special)
1t is reported here on good au-
thority that the Southern Pacific
is TO remove its shops now located
al Lordsburg TO Deming at an early
date. Although this report has not
been officially approved ar Southern
Pacific headquarters. and the Off
cials here are unable to make any
definite statement regarding the
matter 1t Is believed that the com
pany has decided on Deming as a
more satisfactory point for the
shops and that within a few months
the repair work for this division
will be done here. The change, II
consumated, will bring a large num-
Der of desirable residents to Deming
and materially add 10 the towns
present rapid growth.