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New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
MURPHY's AND wALsHs EARS TINGLE
shaughnessy Opens Campaign with Fire
works and Oratory

The campaign of John F. Shaughnessy. McClel-
Ian man, against Magistrate Walsh, the Murphy
candidate for the Tammany> leadership in the 2Ist
Assembly District started last night at the Qun-
daro Democratic Club. No 2311 Eighth avenue.
Magistrate House the principal speaker. After
denouncing Murphy and Walsh he told what an
really was.
What little left of Murphy and Walsh when
he had finished disposed OF by Mr. Shsugh-
messy Following him came Arthur Moreland. the
editor of The Elk's Antler.'' and he Is not a
resident of the district he just told the boys what
'foine is Shaughnessy.''
Other speakers Joseph Savage. secretary OF
the Dock Department: George B. Brockwalter. a
cousin OF the Mayor and private secretary to Dock
Commissioner Bensel, and several native sons.
Then the band played. there was more red fire.
some frewater. and the campaign was on for
&a.g." a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
HOSPITAL KITCHEN BAD
Source of Typhoid in GouUerneur a
Mystery, HoUeUer.

The Health Department has just completed an
tnepection of Gouverneur Hospital where five
Nurses the housekeeper and keeper of the rec>
ords we're taken with typhoid fever a little over
q week ago While the hospital in general was
found to be in good condition the kitchen was
mot satisfactory. The windows had no protection
from dust or flies and these defects will be RENE
died at once. An effort. the Health Department.
saws was made by the hospital authorities TO keep
the attack of typhoid secret, with ne usuai rel
suIt 1t was said at the Health Department that
none Of he cases was contracted from the eleven
roo,Isr +vnhoid patients under treatment
tbere This was certain. it said, as only one
NJ tho nurses stricken was caring for typhold
patient. 49,.
The source of the disease is still mystery out
a most rigid investigation is under way. INC
,,ar,es or the five nurses stricken were not gwen
t 7,ho,, are at the Nurses Home on Black
,oIrs island under observation. The housekeeper'
Miss NJ J. Hustis and the record keeper MISS -
z Stowere, are at the hospital nnoer 'ne cai' Vi
nv 7 McCabe It is believed that all Will recover
Mice S+oureres sister Miss J. A. Stowere is the
superjntendent She said yesterday that there was
- o,d.,,,c among the attendants. nor was there
What could he called a scare. The attack was
confined 70 the seven patients. we nave taken
every precaution she said. and am sure t.e
fever will nd spread. The humber OF cases III ''0
fever ward is normal, and we are practlcahy po7i
tive that there was infection from them
understand that the nurses at Blackwelrs Island
are convalescing and the cases OF my sister anu
Miss Hustis are getting on favorably
Or s T Armstrong. the Superintendent OF nos
ntals said Yesterday that the origin of the disease
Iro,,ld remain a mystery unless it could be traced
to some infected person employed IN the hosp'tei
1e said that all the persons afflicted ATE AT INC
Same table which might be looked upon as sis
pihcant bft the food they ate was serNeu 10 ~
reet Of the staff Dr. Armstrong has oraerCu VI
Norris the director of the laboratory 10 lane
blood cultures from each Of the lIo persons ei, W
Moved in the hospital. and the examination VII
determine whether any of the numoer Is IN
fected. -.
Al the Health Department II was SAID tna' the
;nsnectior found that the al the hosp'di "e'
nat due IN the water or the milk Eacn had oeeh
exanined although it was hardly necessary II was
said 70 analyze the water, as 1t came from 'no
general supply, which was pure ana "hoiesoIne- ~
The milk was also pure and Wholesome ne
kitchen was the only place with whicn 1aui' cou'u
he To,rd and II was possible that hies or dnst
ro;pb+ have been the source OF the disease ln7
Kitchen will be thoroughly overhauled ana put IN
tho host nossible hygienic condition singular
oa.s q, injection was revealed az the department.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
WOMAN DIES ON FERRYBoAT.

Mrs. Isabelle crump. who was returning 10 her
home in Philadelphia in an automobile in which
she had travelling through New England
was seized with heart disease while crossing the
river yesterday the ferryboat St Louis from
2sd street 20 Jersey City The boat was on the
Eysian Fields Hoboken, and she was chatting
with her friend and companion, Miss Manley, Of
Philadelphia.
The pilot sounded the bell for the engineer 10 put
IN speed. and hurried was made to the slip
Mrs. Crump expired few minutes later Her
husband, George A Crump whose home is at the
Colonnade Hotel. Philadelphia. arrived on the first
train and took the body back TO Philadelphia
Mrs Crump. who was thirty-eght years old and
was member Of the Henry family. had been a
victim Of heart disease for long time.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
bright EYES" SHY.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Still Unable to
Demonstrate an Court.

Mrs Mary Ann Pepper Vanderbilt skiiluIis
rvaded another request to demonstrate her oc-
cult powers at yesterdays session Of the pro
reedings brought by Miss Minerva Fanderolt
In the Brooklyn Supreme Court to determine the
sanity Of her father Edward Ward NancerDll'
The preseNt husand of the medium during the
morning session the taking OF testimony oelol0
the commission completed Ex-Judge I'M
pthy NJ. Griffing began summing up for the de-
fence in the afternoon. His motion Tor the us
snissal of the case because it was not proved
t,,e ,,as denied by Commissioner Ketcham.
Mr. Rosenberg attorney for Miss Vanderbilt
recalled The head of the Spiritualst church 10
the stand after opposing counsel had shown
a copv of her decree of divorce from George w
Pepper Mr. Rosenberg tried to ask some ques-
tions concerning her statement THAI she was
never legally married TO Pepper. but the testl-
rnony was not allowed.
when sealed letter handed TO Mrs van
5erbilt she said she could not read it for
smilliup dollars" Conditions she said. were
not ideal for her TO become controlled by Bright
Ewes" Even Mr. Rosenberg's offer of the regu-
lar charge of s. could not tempt her TO read the
sealed letter
According to her Mr.. Vanderbilt popped the
eternal question I'm cold December. He said he
hsd no one 10 love him and asked Mrs Pepper
to undertake the Job. and she. as coyly as her
226 pounds would permit, said yes.
= On the quiet Mr.. Vanderbilt she safd' hdu
made a will giving her $4,000. and she knew
nothing of it until she read the newspapers
witness said that all the statements made oE
the ~wornan in blue" concerning her were false
and that the wornans real name was Caroline
rsovntou Darro-y and not Darrell. She denied
having received a wedding ring from j Edward
Allen with Bright Eyes engraved on the IN
side.
Mrs Vanderbilt described at great length the
sva-rpiulfte kiss which Caroline Darrell SAID
took nlace between Allen and the medium. she
xasd she might have kissed Allen huhdrea
a,rnes. but that it a purely piatonlc anu
sp.ritr1aI kiss planted the cheek ana al""'0
iu the presence of others
When NJ Rosenberg asked her now She Iei''
f-ornmissioner Ketcham ruled the question ou''
The attorney explained that he wanted 10 ledii il
,uheaher the medium was better able TO become
s,cntrnlle6 than she was at Fridays hearing
Mrs. Vanderbilt said she did not know that j.
Edward Allen had ever struck Bright Eyes
hut she was certain that he never struck her.
e Ex-Judge Grifing, in his summing up oe-
pounced the methods of Miss Minerva Wander
bits lawyers. He declared that they had tried
To besunirch Mrs Peppers character, but had
Vailed He warned the Jurymen that they were
not there to decide the relative merits OF spirit
srslssra. but TO determine the competency Of MI
Vanderbilt The hearing will be continued to-
Gay.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
SMALL FAILURE ON EXCHANGE

The failure of Thayer Bros. Co.. stock brokers'
of No 81 Broadway, was announced In the Stock
Exchange about 2:3o O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The failure not regarded as important, and
had little effect on the market. At the offices of
the eornpany il was said that 1t was caused by
customers not responding to margins No state
ment could be obtained to the assets and liabi-
ties but as the firm did comparatively small
business on the exchange they are not believed
to be large.
The usual announcement was made that the
firm had assigned er the benefit of its creditors.
Thomas y. Gjobye appointed receiver. and
Noble G. Camp of No. Wall street, are his at
torneys. They said yesterday that they were not
prepared to make any statement.
The firm was organized in September. 1904 with
n Townsend Thsyer the board member Theo-
dore Y. Sand and oren +. Browning the
ether meubsxk
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
NEW TURN IN MURDER MYSTERY.
Hint in Cleveland by Counsel for Mrs. Phil
lips on Shooting of Husband
TRY TeIepranh 20 Tn. Tribune |

Cleveland, Sept. 10-A new turn In the Phil
lips murder mystery came to-day, when Judge
w g. Neff counsel for Mrs. Charlotte Mary
Phillips. accused of shooting to death her hus-
band. J. J Phillips. coal operator. eight days
,fgo intimated that he would pursue an invcsti-
CATION into suggestion that Mr.. Phillips was
shot while absent from home. and that he and
Mrs. Phillips concealed the name of his slayer
purposey.
. mo shot was heard in the house" said Judge
Neff NO revolver was found there Mrs Phil
lips was told by her husband not TO call officers.
He walked after she found him on the stairway.
WHY could he not have returned home wounded.
undressed. and then have fallen when seeking a
stimuant? / certainly shall investigate this
hint" tl4a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
COMMITTEE MAY MEET OCTOBER /
State Organization Likely to Set That Date
Instead of September q.

State Chairman Woodruff and William Barnes
ir Of the Republican State Committee, conferred
yesterday at the headquarters OF the committee
with reference to the date for calling meeting Of
the state committee. 1t was learned that, while
no decision was reached, the date was likely 10 be
aho,It October instead of September o. pre-
Viocsly reported
Mr. Woodruff Is trying to fix date that will not
interfere with the county conventions around the
state The primaries are on September "a IN TINS
civ but earlier up the state The state chairman
has received many letters asking for later date
than September q for the proposed meeting OF
the committee which probably will be held In
Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
DUST MENACES PUPILS.
Dry Particles Spread Dangerous
Diseases, SAYS l.. .1. Best.

Lyman A. Best. president OF the Brooklyn Teach
Association. In his last annual report which
has just been made public. gives the results of
investigation he regarding contagious and
infectious diseases In the public schools. Dust and
feather busters Mr.. Best says. are the principal
means OF infection among school children. lie
gives figures TO show that during the school terms
the number of of contagious diseases and
the mortality from them Increase enormously.
proving. he says. that the school conditions are A.
sponSble.
Figures given from 1898 to 1895. inclusive.
covering four of the greatest scourges of children
measles, scarlet fever. dphtheTia and Group. in
cludng the last two in group. OF these, the
table for 1906 which follows is typical:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
sIEs WIPES PARENTS FOR 100000
Z. Mitchell Horner, of Baltimore, Alleges
They Have Alienated Her Affections.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune, !

fBy Telegraph 70 The Trihune-I
Baltimore Sept 10.-Charging that they nave
been instrumental in estranging from him the
affections of his wife 7. Mitchell Horner entered
s,,it to-day for s1Oopno against Or. and Mrs.
Isaac Z. Emerson
Mr.. Horner married Miss Daisy Emerson lhe
stepdaughter of Dr. Emerson. the wealthy drug
manufacturer and yachtsman. Mrs. Homer Is
me of two daughters of Mrs. Emerson by a for
mar marriage For some years after her mar
rage Mrs. Horner and her husband lived in At
ianta. Mr. Horner AYERS that his wife left him
last May with the understanding that she would
return to him after European trip with her
father Since she left Atlanta he declares he
has heard nothing directly from her, and he be-
aeves her affection for him has been alienated
nv her r1arpnfS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
TWAIN WON'T PILOT THE PRESIDENT

Mark Twain will not pilot President RooSevsst
steamer down the Mississippi when the Prsslaeh'
makes his next Southern and Western trtp-
rrrbsr Of the authors admirers IN rhe MISSISSIPPI
1-,a,- had MANNED TO revive the old days sno
can,.in Hxbv an oldt;re river pilot. had Pronise1
~ stand his trick AT the wheel The President VII
GO down the river after attending the WATERWAYS
convention TO he held IN Memphis next nlon'h-
Mark Twain. however has declined the inVi's',I ~,
=. at,erd that convention He is staying at his
summer home In Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Omaha, Sept 10-Four railroads will race be
tween Omaha and Chicago this fall for the con-
tract to carry The transcontnental mail The Bur
lington. Northwestern. Rock Island and Illinois
Central Will contest for the contract, worth hun
ereds of thousands of dollars annually.
The Burlington has the contract at present, but
the Northwestern and Rock Island gave notice
souae time ago that they would contest for the
Contract this fall, when IL viii be relet. Tne l-
nolc Central formally announced today that it will
elso enter the field.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
PACIFIC VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.

Seattle Wash, Sept. l0.-Advices received here
from, an officer of the revenue cutter Rush, lying
al Dutch Harbor. and dated September T. says that
on September / and volcano in the Aieutian
Islands was in eruption, sending tons of ashes
and cinders over a of native villages a
hurricane accompanied the phenomenon and wild
fowl of all kinds were driven far 50 sea- No lives
were reported LOST
New-York tribune., 1907-09-11

Will open their New Dry
Goods Store
on Tuesday,
the Seventeenth day Of
September,
1907.
They wish to inform their
prospective gentle men
patrons
thai the store is easy Of
access by Surface car and
Elevated Railroad, 10
which a Subway station
al Eighteenth street will
soon be added.
That Men S Haberdash-
cry, Shirts made to meas
ure or in stock, Umbrel-
las, Travelling accessories,
Automobile Coats, Furs,
etc., will be Of the quail
lily and description usual
ly found in the exclusive
specially shops.
That the Carriage en-
trance is Oh Nineteenth
street.
That Credit accounts are
solicited.
TO 18th Strsst, New York.
coupled By B. Altman g. CO..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised liS for July LIST, 1907,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Negro Attacks three Nssrssss..
Palestine. Tex. July 2.-Neil Smith.
n negro, cut two women Of his race
and beat a third over the head.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Mr.. Henry Parnell, after a
lengthy illness. died Monday al
league, and the remains were
brought here yesterday afternoon,
and laid to rest at Wesson Gene
terry. The young man, who was
twenty years old, was son OF
the late Mrs. p. A. Parnell and a
brother Of Miss Emmie Parnell,
both of whom died here, making
three deaths in the family in less
than a year. The young man was
brother of Mrs. ]. H. Edge and
Misses Eunie, Ella and Lille Par
nell Of league, and Mr.. Alva Par.
nell of this city, who has been at
league attending him. Many
friends of the family ia this city
and county deeply deplore Mr..
Parnell's death and extend SYM
patty to the bercaved ones.
He was worthy and industri-
Gus young man and held in the
highest esteem by neighbors who
have known him since childhood.
His remains were accompanied to
Bryan by his brother and three un-
married sisters. and were met at
the II. & T. c. depot by a large
number of friends of the family
from Bryan and the country. Rev.
J. NJ. Bullock Of this city Conduct
cd the funeral service. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Edge were prevented
from Gaming to Bryan by the SER
ious illness Of one Of their little |
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

zee tests are now being supplied By NAH
20 all Catarrh sufferers. There Is no
expense--no obligation whatever.
DIR. Shoop II combining Oil Of Eucalyptus,
Thymol, MenthoI. Oil Of Wintergreen. etc,
and Is Incorporating these ingredients into
. pure. snow-white cseam-like Imported
Petroleum. This Creatiou--Dr. Shoop's
Catarrh Remedy-sives immediate and
lasting relief TO catarrh of the nose and
throat. That all may first test Il free, these
trial boxes are being mailed without
charge, simply 10 encourage these tests
and thus fully demonstrate. beyond doubt,
the value of this combination.
II Catarrh has extended down to the
stomach or bowels. then DR.. Shops
Restorative must also be used internally
II = complete cure IL 70 be expected.
Otherwise the DR.. Shoop's Cstsrsh
Remedy will alone Be entirely sufficient.
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis. for sample
and book. Sold by puggists everywhere.
wAisA sssh sAsii - ssss
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No. . On the xidnsys No.son Rhsumasin
n. Il. JAMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
LHRO.WrOpIL.

Mr.. Frank I.ero Jr.. who resides
in the vicinity of Benchley, and
Miss Josie vitopil of the Rosprim
community were married here yes.
terday morning at St. Joseph S
Catholic church by Rev. Father
Gleissner. The groom is pros
porous young farmer and the bride
a young lady Of many admirable
qualities. Both belong to leading
families of the county
and have numerous friends. Rel
atives and friends assembled in
for the celebration which
followed the wedding and was held
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine vitopil.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Mr.. d. G. Wheelock of San An.
tonic and Miss Audie Wheels ol
WheeIock. Robertson county. were
married by Rev. Carroll of Hearne
at Cottonwood church in this coun-
~ Saturday night following the
service Of the Fifth Sunday meet
ing which was in progress there.
The groom Is a son Of Mrs.
Dave Wheelock of Marlin and a
grandson Of 4. L. X. Wheelock,
who was one Of the earliest settlers
Of Robertson county. The young
man was raised in the Wheelock
community and is much esteemed
BY many friends, The bride is
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Wheels of the Wheelock commun-
ity. and young lady whose many
charming qualities surround her
with friends wherever she goes.
The young people came to town
and will remain here about a
month. They have rooms at Mrs.
B. r. Leman's. Mrs. Wheelock
has gone to visit her parents. The
wedding was much surprise to rel
atives and friends. the young PEG.
pie having kept their plans to
themselves until the marriage was
consummated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
FARMERS, UNION CAL.


Editors EeeIei
You will please give notice 'Ass the
braxos County Farmers' Union viii meet
with the Alexander local Friday and Sat-
urday, July " and -. 1907, at 10 q. m
All locals Of Bsaxo> county are requested
70 lend full Delegation. as this is the
time to elect officers for the ensuing year
and We regard this - the most important
meeting since the organization Of the
county union. There will be public
speaking both days a II .. m. Al the
close Of the speaking there will be Farm
ers' Union dinner spread, which means
the best the country can afford.
Everybody invited to come and bsing .
we'll filed basket. ]. H. White,
President,
B. c. r. f. & c. w. Of A.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

First crate OF this seasons Elberta
peaches was received Monday at Tyler
Tex.
According 10 the new city directory
Of Denison the latter has 1870 popu
lation.
At Galveston Herman Driecs. a
night Waterman. lost his life by
drowning.
sOthp Samuels narrowly escaped fur.
nishiyk meal for panther near We
wokg ]. T.
Charles tMike) Golden. trainer Of
Jacb Dempsey in that pugilist's prime.
II dead at Seattle.
During June postoffice receipts at
Dallas were t40.290.S2. an Increase
over June. 1906. OF s5.49012.
In June there we're fifty-five Hunt
county. Texas. babies born and twenty.
one persons died.
J. q. Lyon. nine and a half years
Wells Fargo Express company agent
At Ennis. Tex. Is to be promoted to
the Amarillo agency.
Judge c. G. White. many years
leading Texan Republican. died nj
Tyler. OF which city he was a resi-.
dent forty-two years.
John NJ. Furey. son OF Editor Furey
Of the Paris. Tex. Advocate. has been
appointed by Congressman Sheppard
cadet AT the naval academy.
Antonio villareal. the alleged Mex
|can revolntionist. who escaped from
immigration officials ut FL Paso. has
been located az ST. Louis.
l.. +. Dashiel. Texas secretary OF
tate, will make several speeches In
Oklahoma for Hon. T. p. Gore. Dem
'cratic nominee for United States |
Ienafor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
OUTBREAK PROBABLE.
Trouble Feared From Indians
In Arizona.

FL Paso. July Am outbreak ol
Indians at Fort Mcdowell. Ariz.. is
threatened as result Of the killing
Of an Apache Indian. Austin Navjo.
on Saturday last by w. II. Gill. sub.
agent at Mcdowell. Troops stationed
at Fort Apache. have been ordered
held In readiness to proceed to Fort
Mcdowell. Gin. who claims 10 have
shot the Indian In self.defense. was
warned by Indian friends that Il Is not
safe for him to .remain on the reser.
walton. He called upon Sheriff Hay
den at Phoenix for protection and
Hayden. with five deputies has gone
70 the reservation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

"a railroad has been projected
from Taylor to Somerviile and
claims are made that the stock has
all been taken and the right-of-
way secured. The road will touch
Lexington and Dime Box.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

The Navasota Review says that
r62 veterans of Hoods Brigade at
tended the reunion there. and
claims this Is the largest attend
ance at any meeting since the bri-
gade met in Navasota twenty-one
years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Jas. H. Webb, r. c. Oliver and
Dot Oliver. sister and brothers Of
the groom. were 10 attendance on
the wedding. The Young couple.
who will reside In csldwe'l. left to
visit in San Antonio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-04
CULLOM' s FAITH
IN UNCLE JOE
\ BELIEVES CANNON WILL BE RE
PUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
PRESIDENT NEXT YEAR.
STATEMENT is ISSUED
BY Postmaster General With Regard
to Postal Employees Belonging
to Milltia--Records Of Lake
Traffic Broken.

Washington, Oct, 3.-There is one
statesman whose faith in the lucky
star 81 Uncle JoeN Cannon does not
warcr He is Senator Shelby N Gull
ION. of Illinois. The senator was
among these who called on the arest
dent upon the latters return from
Sycamore Hill. Standing on the
STRIPS of the White House, the Illinois
scion announced that he believed the
speaker would be the nominee 81 the
Republican convention for tiIe rea-
sen that he Was on friendly terms
with the administration and ell the
other eanliaats. hal no entangling
alliances WIS strcag with the people
III tiie country who believed i'm
piieitsg III his honesty. ana practically
was insered Il the undivided pport
Of Illinois The Senator Is firmly Of
the belief that the situation will work
around 50 that Uncle Joe" viii b.
the choice Of the Republican dele
gates.