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New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
CITY OF TROY BURNED.
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mad spread all over the steamer. and the pas
sengers began leaping into the water.
five women jumped overheard, Lang said'
"hen the boat was about a hundred feet from
the dock. He said they were rescued by fire.
men from Dobbs Ferry. who had seen the flames
and had come to the landing place.
They put out in boats and picked up several
OF the passengers. including the women who
had jumped. They were all Italians. They were
not much the worse for their plunge. he said.
and did not need medical attention.
AS soon as the fremen and other residents Of
Dobbs Ferry and Ardsey, who had been at
tracted TO the scene, had rescued the passen-
gers. they turned their attention to saving the
boat Several fire engines and hook and ladder
companies had arrived by this time. but in spite
OF their efforts the boat was burned almost to
the waters edge
Carl Carlsbron. of Water street. this city, one
OF the passengers. arrived here shortly after
midnight. He said that he discovered smoke
coming from the kitchen the steamer just
alter they had passed Yonkers and told the
captain The captain told him to keep cool ana
not TO alarm the passengers. Then, after or
derlng the crew to try to eXtinguish the hre.
ne mad the steamers bow turned toward the
east bank.
Mr. Carlsbron said the flames did not break
out until after the vessel had docked The pas
sengers learned Of the fire before the pier was
reached, and the officers had to threaten some
OF the Italians before they would keep quiet.
He declared that the captain and crew were
cool and collected throughout
Frank Fletcher, one of the machinists on the
steamer said that the fire started in the pantry.
and that he thought it was due to defective in
sulation There was no panic on board he de-
clared
The City of Troy was built in Brooklyn in
1876 She was $50 feet long, had a 3S-foot beam
and drew 10 feet Of water Her gross tonnage
was 1927, and the net 1880 She had 1000 in
dicated horsepower and carried a crew Of forty
eight men.
At the time she was built she cost S250.OO0
and was under the management of the Cornell
company. About thirteen years ago. when the
present management of the Citizens Line as
sumed control. the boat was remodelled at
cost Of S15OOOO. The boat on each deck was
provided with fire cocks and hose. The officers
and crew have always been considered most ef-
hcent and were well versed IN the fire drill.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
MIsHAP TO FALL RIVER LINE BoAr

The steamboat Providence. the biggest and latest
addition the feet OF the Fan River Line, became
disabled after passing Hell Gate early yesterday
morning, her way froH. FAN River to this city
While coming down the East River abeam Of sSth
street her port rudder chains parted. and Tor .
while she seemed in danser Of drifting shOreWard
with the current Then the hTebOat ZOphaF Mills
steamed out. ard with her assistance Captain Will
hanson able to steer the Providence and
worked slowly down the river. while temporary rs-
pairs made 20 the steering gear
When of 2ith street. the Mills was about TO
cast on the Providence Side-Wiped her. carving
away part OF the Millss wheelhOuse and ripping
up part OF her cabin for a distance OF SIX feet
After this mishap the Providence rounded the Bat
terry and warped into her pier IN the North River
VI thout assistance
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
SURE
Fresh Air and Postum Health Combination
Hard TO Beat


-Four years ago." writes Vermont lady, II
vs. s, victim Of indigestion. Everything ate
t-sues seq me-gave me nausea and formed gas
u ny stomach, which was very annoying
mad palpitatiOn so bad I could not lie on
~ leit side, and began 10 think my heart must
Se anected. had used coffee for % years, and
,aought IL would be impossible TO give il up as
= usually had nothing for breakfast but a roll
ana a cup Of coffee.
NY Indigestion grew worse, in spite OF doc
S,OlLhg and felt obliged TO try something else
ofank chocolate and cocoa, but soon tired Of
The doctor had ordered my husband to stop
tLinking coffee on account Of heart trouble, so
ne was using Postum and wanted me to try
III took one cup OF il as our servant pre-
Aels4 II and thought Il was wFetched stuff.
was getting desperate when the cook left
- ana ! bad 10 make Postum for my hus-
- ounl- Then Il was that studied the directions
~ me package and wondered IL the girl had
'ssh boiling IL long enough.
cooked Il fully 20 minutes, and was sur
lslsel 10 find II most palafable. I found that
- - cream improved il as much as il did cOf-
- ! also learned that Postum tasted better,
80 u was easier 20 prepare Il the night before.
Put two heaping tablespOOnfuls into a
sa.ate OF cheese cloth, tied Il tightly. dropped
! mo clean coffee pot, poured over Il three
go 49, ls OF cold water. and let IL stand COW
sfeq until morning
men Il was boiled thirty minutes. and we
s 49, TWO large cups % a delicious drink, after
S,St-, ssl and sugar had been added. II has rich
.,I.vls hagOF Of is own, and we have used
A.lllng else for four years.
tgspnm and Fresh Air have cured as OF dvs-
tslsla and seeming heart trouble, aad we have
49, new lease OF life" Name given by
~. syslp1 Company, Battle Greek, Mich Read
Reason -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
CANADA TO GET BISON.
Will Take Pablo Herd, Half of
Those IN This Country.

Denver. April 5.-Howard Eaton, Of Wolf.
Mont. announced to-day that herd OF four
hundred and fifty bison. owned by Michael
Pablo. now at F1athead Reservation. thirty-five
miles west Of Missoula, Mont. is about TO pass
into possession OF the Canadian government. to
which Pablo has given option for the pur-
chase OF the animals.
Some time ago Eaton obtained an option on
the herd at $500 head, and presented it to the
United States government. President Roose-
welt was desirous Of preserving TO the United
States the herd. comprising half Of all the bison
surviving IN this country. Mr. Eaton said. but
no appropriation was made for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
EAGER TO MEET MR. TAFT.
CubanS BelieUe He WU Set Date
for Evacuation.

Havana. April 5.-There is much subdued ex-
citement here over the expected arrival next
Sunday Of Secretary Taft. because of beller
that he will make a definite statement regarding
the date OF the end Of the American Intervention
in Cuba. The Conservative newspapers, recoS-
niZing that enmitieS engendered during the reVo-
luton OF last August have not abated express
no hope OF the early withdrawal of the American
authorities. while the Liberal organs on the
contrary, say that the country is pacited ana
ready for new elections.
The Liberal generals. in spite of their failure
TO establish party harmony in Puerto Principe
and Santiago provinces, are now making last
effort TO this end in Pinar del Rio for the puT-
pose Of showing Secretary Taft that the Liberals
are united in four Of the provinces.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
SEES PRESIDENT ABOUT TAFT.
w. L. Ward Has Luncheon at White House
They Talk Politics.

on the invitation Of President Roosevelt on
Wednesday. while his way West. National
Committeeman w. L. Ward visited the White
House and was guest at luncheon. The object
OF the conference has not been disclosed, but II
is believed that II related principally 10 the eI-
fort which may be made to secure the New
York state delegation to the next Republican
National Convention for Secretary Tart.
Mr.. Ward is said to be very friendly 10 the
nomination of Secretary Taft, not only because
he believes he is the logical candidate, but also
owing to the fact that he knows his brother
Henry W. Taft, who is general counsel for the
New York, New Haven g. Hartford Railroad
Company.
Mr. Ward was accompanied by John J Brown.
secretary OF the Westchester County Republican
Committee. They went West together on busi-
ness as far as Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
LOSES SLEEP IN CAUSE OF SCIENCE.
Student Has Taken Readings Every Half
Hour for Over Two Months.
IN Telegraph % The TrIhune. ]

Baltimore. April 5--William Walker Strong a
graduate student in physics, has been keeping
n remarkable vigil in the interest of science for
over TWO months. He is studying the ionizatiOn
Of air and hopes TO throw much light on tho
problems Of physical chemistry.
Mr.. Strong has been taking readings every
thirty minutes of an intricate apparatus in the
physical laboratory OF Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity Day and night he has been beside the ma
chine, leaving IL only long enough TO eat. Every
half hour during the night he is awakened from
fitful snatcheS of sleep to take the readings
His work will soon end with. he believes valu-
able results
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
DEAD MN At WHEEL.
Passengers on RiUer Packet in Dan
ger from Pilots DEATH.

Pittsburg. April 5.-With a spoke OF the pilot
wheel in one hand and another extended toward
the bell rope. George W. Conant was found dead
in the pilot house of the packet LOrena near
East Liverpool. Ohio to-day. The big packet
filled with passengers who were peacefully
sleeping. had wandered hither and thither
through the dense fog. and was running at high
speed into rock studded pool when Captain
John Richardson stopped her.
COnant exhausted his last bit OF strength try
ing TO reach the signal rope. a pull OF which
would have stopped the boat. His hand was
within few inches OF the cord when death
overlook him. The prompt action Or Captain
richardson was all that saved the passengers.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
LARGEST BATTLESHIP.
Japan to Place Contract for $1,000
Ton Vessel an England.

London, April Sit is reported here that the
largest battIeship in the world. to have dis
placement Of 21OOO tons. is to be built in Eng
land for the japanese government. and that
commission already is on its way here from
Japan for the purpose Of placing the contract
with one OF the great British shipbuilders.
II has been believed that Japan would IN
the future build ali her own warshipS but Y
IS now thought that a vessel OF this size would
be too great an undertaking for her. and II is
known that the Japanese Admiralty has full
programme for its home yards. The cost OF this
new battleship will be about S1l,25O,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
GIRL TOOK POISON ON sTREETCAR.
Drank iodine and Refused to Give any In
formation About Herself.

A young woman about twenty-five years of age.
atte mpted suicide last night by drinking iodine on
Third avenue surface car opposite the Pos;otiice.
She taken to ST. Gregory's Hospital and later
removed to the psychopathc ward at Bellevue. In
the lining Of her hat the police found newspaper
clippings referring 10 trouble between Mrs Sands
and her cook Regina GOidschmdt No $50 West
s5th street A letter from Pullman Mari, law
yers, OF bridgeport, Conn addressed 10 Regina
Goldner No 81 East 7th street about stfit. was
also found. In her shoes q package OF rat
poison, The woman refused to give any informa-
tiOn about herself.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
MATES WANT HIGH WAGES.

Harbor No l. the local branch of the United
States Masters. Mates and Pilots Association is
preparing demands on behalf of the mates on the
coastwise steamships for higher wages. Among
the companies which would be affected are the
Clyde. Ward. Southern Pacific and Mallory. II
was said that in a few cases demands will be made
for higher wages for the masters but no general
request on their behalf will be made The demands
win be followed by similar demands In Philadelphia
nd
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
DR.. CRAPsEY TO STAY IN ROCHESTER,.
Will Take Up Settlement Work and Or
ganize Association.

Rochester April 5.-Rochester. where for twenty
eight years he carried his work rector of ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church IS to continue 70 be
the scene OF Dr. Algernon S. Crapscy's laboTs.
Settlement work has been selected by Dr. Crapsey
the most promising field for his endeaVors. and
10 the furthering of the project he will organize
an association similar the ST. Andrews Brother
hood.
DIR. Crapsey will preach at the Unitarian Church
Sunday night and hold conference with his
friends TO make arrnngements for the work.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
Me- cAN,T HOLD uP SALARIES.

Controller Metz. who held up the salaries OF su-
perintendvnt OF Buildings David F. Moore IN Bor-
oggh President CoIer's Office In Brooklyn. and the
salaries OF Inspectors ONen and Dixon has had
his opinion reversed bv Corporation Counsel Eli
son. who says Mr.. Metz had no right Co hold uu
such salaries on the word Of a TAXPAYER that the
r1en were not qualified. simon Ostrich. Brook
Ivr taxpaver. had complained 20 Controller Metz
that the SIusrinten1ent not builder.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
ROBBERS HOLD UP TRAIN UPSTATE.

Buffalo, April 5-Three train robbers held up
an eastbound West Shore freight train a short
distance east OF Clarence. n. Y. last night. and
while two OF them held the conductor and engi-
neer at the points OF revolyers the third man
broke omen q car and threw out number OF
pacxages of merchandise. The engineer was
ordele ed to proceed.
AZ Fairport the officers Of the company were
Informed and officers We're sent 20 the scene,
but So far they have found no trace OF the rob-
bera-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
ARTHUR NEvIN's WEDDING TODAY.
One Of Pittsburg's Twenty-eight to Marry
Mrs. Dean in This City.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Pittsburg, ArrIl 5-The announcement was made
here this afternoon that Arthur Nevin. a musician
would marry, at II O'Clock tomorrow. at the Mar
bic Collegiate Church. of New York, Mrs. Maize
Iynham Dean formerly of Washington and Pitts
bure the divorced wife OF DR.. Davis Dean. She
obtsined a divorce grounds Of desertion. Neyin
WAS one of the 'tWenty-e8ht guests at the din
ner OF the Chamber OF Commerce here last night
Mrs Dean was formerly governess here.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
10 sEED FLOUR TO CHINA.
Money Contributed Through MI. Nopsch
VIII Pc Used to Purchase 5000 Tons.

Washington April 5.-Commissary General
Sharpe, OF the army, who IS experimenting the
shipment TO China OF the food supplies con-
tributed through Louis Klopsch, OF The Chris
tan Herald" received to-day 100000 from Mr.
hlopseh in addition TO a previous contribution
OF $4,000 The fund OF $4,000 thus avail
aoie VII be used for the purchase OF three thou
sane tons OF -four, which viii be shipped TO
Snlna on the United States army transport Blu
ford, sailing from San Francisco on the Both
INST
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
FRISCO TRAIN WRECKED.
Fast Mail LeaUeS Track-SeUeral
PASSENGERS ReDOrted Hurt.

Tulsa, Ind. Ter. April "a st. Louis & San
Francisco fast mail train. bound from ST. Louis
to Texas. was wrecked at Catoosa this after
noon. 1t is reported that three cars went in the
ditch and that number OF passengers were
injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
CAPTAIN COLE ARRAIGNED.
Criminal Court at Manila Soon TO Hear Case
Of Quartermaster.

Manila. April 5-Captain Fred C. Cole. quar-
teffnaster, and F. p. Thornton. former chief
eerk IN the quartermaster's department. were
formally accused in the criminal court to-day
with the Justification OF a public document
zoe and Thornton are charged with having
padded the payroll in the quartermasters shops
One months payroll is specified In the in
toffnauon fled, according to which the gov
eminent has obtained a statement from Mar
selke' a former clerk. alleging that Cole and
anofnton ordered him 10 place thirty-two fic-
ulous names on the payrolls Of the shops The
alleged sum frsudulently obtained in this Epe-
enc Transaction is S769 73 It is said that the
eperauonE extend over many mopths and thou
hanos OF dollars alleged 10 have been Sc
SSlLea IN this manner. The trial viii probably
begin at an early date
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
LIrrLEroN TO REPRESENT AsEARN

Martin W. Littleton has been retained by Borough
President AheaFn for the investigation Of the Bor-
ough Presidents office. which win begin on Mon
day. The Commissioners of Accounts win preside.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
HEAVY LOSS TO MGILL.
The Mcdonald Engineering Build
ing DESTROYED by Fire.

Montreal. April 5.-The Mcdonald Engineer
Ing Building at McGin University was destroyed
by FIRE early to-day. It was regarded as the
best equipped building OF its kind on the con-
tinent. No lives were lost. The cause OF the
fire, which broke cut IN the furnace room. Is not
known.
Dean Bowie Of dcGIl said that on account Of
inability 20 replace certain collections the total
loss would exceed $4,000. The building was
Insured for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
TAFT NOT HEARD FROM.


on political affairs until he returns TO Washing
ton. probably about April % and in the mean
time his friends here will quietly await his COM
ing, albeit with some anxiety, lest when he re-
turn he insist that his name be withdrawn
from consideration as a Presidential candidate.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
CHINA TO RAISE Il LOAN.
Report of an Issue of s7,5OO. 900 To
Be Placed abroad.

London. April s-The Shanghai correspondent
q the Morning Post" says that the Chinese
government expects 70 raise foreign loan OF
3l5o0.0oo for the purpose Of erecting and equip
ping aTsenals and for the construction OF a rail-
northwest
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
PRESIDENT PEABODY RETURNS.

Charles A. Peabody, president OF the Mutual Life
Insurance COMPANY who has been spending a
vacation OF several months in Southern France.
arrived here yesterday on the White Star liner
Baltic. Mr.. Peabody said he had had a pleasant
trip, but was glad TO get back anc settle down to
work
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06
NEW GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HEAD.
George O. Smith Chosen to Succeed Charles
C. Walcott

Washington April 5-The President has de-
cIded to appoint George Otis Smith, of Maine.
20 be director OF the Geological Survey. to sue
ce-d Charles c. WalCOtt, who has been ap-
pointed secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-06

With the object of iniurng of CANADIAN CLUB"
WHISKY certain stating that is guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act
ESSENTIALLY MISLEADING. BECAUSE
THE GUARANTEE REFERRED is SENSE WHATEVER
THE ACT provides shall prose-
cuted for selling Unlawful ood such goods
Residents OF the United whom purchased that tine
Guaanor shall then be amenabe the fines
other penalties 4" under the ACT.
IF THE GUARANTEE WERE A PROOF THAT THE GOODS ARE
ACCORDING TO LAW NO PERSON COULD POSSIBLY
TO PROSECUTION, FINES AND PENALTIES
Not being residents the United States, clearly Of
this particular Dealers already
undertaken and hereby again undertake, hold
solutely harmless in the sale of CANADIAN CLUB"
The object of DRUGS is to suppress
impurity and misrepresentation.
Lnasmuch as CANADIAN whisky
absolute uhuness bearing the Canadian Government
to age there is nothing about it
SPECIAL CAUTION.
Some Dealers calling what only a MANUFACTURERS
GUARANTEE GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE which itself
serious Misrepresentation and violation OF the Law
PERSONS MAKING MALICIOUS MEASUREMENTS REGARDING
OUR WHISKY WILL PROSECUTED. FRIENDS
OUR BRAND WILL OBIIGE US GREATLY BY REPORTING
THING OF THE KIND WHICH COMES TO THEIR NOTICE
HIRAM WALKER & SONS LIMITED
WALKERVILLE, CANADA.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 1892 BROADWAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18
BOYS BAND MAKES A HIT
William J. Bryan and Creatore
Among Those Who Praise Efforts
of Salt Lake Juveniles.

The Boys band of Salt Lake Is scor-
ing a big success at the Winona boys
camp. Harry Wolff. assistant man.
ager Of the band tour, reached home
yesterday afternoon He said that the
success of the boys exceeded all ex-
pectations. Judge Willis Brown and
the boys are expected home in a week
or ten days.
At Waterloo, Ia. the boys played be-
fore William Jennings Bryan, and had
their picture taken with the famous
leader of Democracy. Mr.. Bryan was
pleased with the boys work, and said
that it was gnquestioLably the best
boys band he had ever heard, and
that he had heard many.
CreatOre, the great bandmaster and
composer, heard the boys at Winona,
and was very enthusiastic about them.
He gave them many valuable sugges
ions, and said the boys would soon
achieve an International reputation.
The boys played four of Creatore's
compositions on the night following
his appearance at Winona.
The boys have received a PROPOSE
ton to go to Chicago to play for a
week at the White City. If they do
this their return to Salt Lake will be
delayed a week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18
MAINLAND SUES OIL Co.
Wants Million Shares of Stock of
Pittsburg-Salt Lake for Pro-
motion Services.

A suit involving over a million
shares of stock in the Pittsburg-SaIt
Lake OIL company was filed yesterday
in the district court by W. NJ. Want
land against E II. Brockman, c. e.
Gable, A. V. Taylor, Joseph H. Rich
ards and the Pittsburg-Sa Lake Oil
company. The par value of the stock
claimed by Mr.. Wantland is $1,315, SIS.
In his complaint Mr. Mainland
maintains that he was promised this
amount of stock for promoting and or
sanizing the company. He says that
this stock has been withheld from him.
He now sues to have the stock turned
over to him or in its stead a judgment
for $1,315, S75
o. X. Lewis. president OF the Pitts
burg-Salt Lake OIL company, said last
night that the suit had arisen from a
dispute between Mr.. Wantland and Z.
T. Brockman of Pittsburg. one of the
original stockholders and now vice
president of the company. Mr.. Want
land was employed to secure some
land for the company. This was done,
but the land so secured was afterwards
rejected by the company, said Mr..
Lewis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18
"J0GGIN' ALONG"

From far-away India comes evidence
that Colonel Nathan Ward FITZGERALD i,
alive and well satisfied with life The
colohel formerly was prominent patent
attorney in this city. Now he finds en-
Joyment in putting his philosophy into
verse, sample of which has lust ap-
peared in print.
(By Col Nathan Ward FTtz-GeraIdO
While Joggin' along" on life's journey,
There's many things often seem wrong
But dear one, as you didn't plan IL.
Don't mind it, keep 'joggin' along"
If looking about you for sorrow,
Just hear the sweet birds happy song.
Your sadness won't last till the morrow
If you will keep 'joggin' along"
Keep ''joggin' along" on life's highway.
While mingling in worlds mighty
Your life will be just as you make it,
If you will keep 'Joggin' along"
Just Danish your fears for tomorrow,
You'd better be hummin' a song;
Instead of the trouble you'd borrow,
Forget it while ''joggin' along
It's certain. perhaps you don't know II.
The thoughts which your memory
VIII point bright future and show it,
If you will keep ''Joggin' along"
0WCSl SOnSSbSES On NllRS Keep a SINGING.
AS if the whole earth did belong
To them, don't you hear their notes ring
ing?
To keep you a "jogsin' along"
In making of world. were YOU present.
To you does its progress belong?
No You were not even consulted,
Then keep on joggin' along"
Above you, the sun it keeps shining,
Don't worry, for fear you've done
wrong.
The clouds have a bright silver lining.
For those who keep ''joggin' along
There's nothing on lifes rugged highway.
No matter how short. or how long;
But what the dear Lords hand is in it,
So keep on a joggIn' along"
Don't worry for God he is running
Just ev'rything, also my song;
He's sending the sunshine and showers,
So keep on ''joggin' along"
If thinking you're running creation,
Or maybe, that Gods work is wrong
Stop; tend TO your own little business,
While cheerfully ''joggin' along"
Be thankful for breath, and for sunshine,
If showing keep singing a song;
If 1t blows, the roses. are growing,
So keep on ''Joggin' along"
Keep "joggin' along" oh, nfe's pilgrim.
For flowers and birds sweetest song:
VIII smother the past with their frag-
rance,
II you will keep ''joggin' along"
Gods ruling the world In its progress,
To him all results they belong;
Then don't ever fear what may happen,
But keep on ''joggin' along"
Keep "josgin' along all creation,
Quit signing, and sing a glad song;
No matter what e'er the relation
Be brave and keep 'joggin' along"
II spring-like you'd have your December
Keep heart full of sunshine and song;
If you would be happy, remember
Just keep on 'jOggin along"
Your troubles and sorrows will vanish
Your courage be hopeful and strong,
If anger and hate you will Danish
And keep on a ''joggin along"