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New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MINISTER IN SPEEDING AUTO.
Swedish Representatives. Jaunt Temporarily
Stopped by Drivers Arrest

An automobile in which were the Swedish Min
the United States. Herman De Lager
modore II. Z. Lindberg. OF the cruiser Fylgia. and
c. c. Wall a secret service detailed
company prominent Swedes while Prince Wilhelm
this country. was bowling up Broadway when
Bicycle Patroman Duane signalled the chauffeur
TO stop. The belonged to the New York Trans
portation Company. The patrolrnan says the
chine going more than twenty-five miles
hour.
You have right 10 stop this automobile" :"
shouted the secret service A heated argu-
ment ensued, which ended IN the patrolman taking
the chauffeur the West 47th street station. Only
the patronan. the driver of the machine and the
secret service went into the station
Lieutenant Bolan said that for courtesy's sake
he would take charge against the chauffeur
who gave his name as Frederick Horn. of No. 1Ols
Third avenue. Bolan said however. that Patrol
man Duane had perfect right to stop the auto
mobile.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GARDNER DIVORCE SUIT.
Wife of the Ex-senator Names an
Actress in Her Com plant.

Agents of the law firm of Armstrong. Boland q
Brown, attorneys for Mrs. Elizabeth H. Gardner
are searching for ex-State Senator Frank j. Caro-
ner They to serve him with papers IN an
action for divorce which Mrs Gardner has besun
IN the Kings County Supreme Court
On Tuesday Mrs. Gardner appealed to Justice
pickey and got order for her husband to snow
cause why he should not pay her amony pending
the result of the suit for divorce Mrs. Gardner
IS now living at her home, No. 81 Union street.
Brooklyn. She names Miss May Yerby. actress
now playing at the Criterion Theatre. in Man.
haitian.
Ex-senator Gardner has Offices at No. A. Court
street, but he was not there yesterday. He was
seen at his home in Rockaway. He said that his
the
Miss Yerby is said to have met the ex-senator
several years ago. She engaged him her at
torney a suit for divorce Later Mrs. Gardner
says the actress Mr.. Gardners secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GETS THEATRE BY RUSE.
Manager John Laughlin in Possess
sion of Lyric at Buffalo.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Buffalo. Aug SManager John Laushlin
gained possession OF the Lyric Theatre by Il Iuse
to-day. and by evening had fortified himself with a
court Injunction under which. he said. he would be
able produce 'Davy Crockett next week. despite
the vigorous warfare being waged upon him by
Kiaw & Erlanger and the Shuberts
Mr.. Laughlin was. thrown OF the theatre
bodily last Sunday by agents Of Klaw & Erlanger
and the Shuberts who claimed that he had turned
the theatre TO them. AS he had been
elected a force OF stationed inside the
theatre guard 1t. These guard this
morning when Mr.. Laugtlin and a constable ap-
peared. the latter ostensibly serve a writ OF
replevin. The stage door opened to the con-
stable and instantly forty private detectives in Mr.
LaughIin's employ entered the theatre and chased
out the occupants.
Mr.. Laughlns men occupied the theatre behind
barricaded doors all day. food being let down TO
them through skylight in the roof from ad-
joining restaurant. Late In the afternoon Mr.
Laughlin got injunction in the Supreme Court
restraining Klaw e. Eranger and the Shuherts
from interfering with him pending the outcome of
litigation in the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TOO FEW P4TROLMEN.
Report to Aldermen Shoes Rela-
tiuelu Poor Protection for City.

The Board OF Aldermen is receive the statistics
of the police which Il demanded not long ago.
when Commissioner Bingham asked for about M
teen hundred additional patrolmen- Acting COM
missioner O'Keerfe made public yesterday an alb
stract OF the report and tabulated statistics which
have been prepared fer the aldermen
The table shows that in 1896. the year Of the
consolidation there patrolnan to every ooS
inhabitants while at the present there Is only one
ratrolnan to every 81 inhabitants The relative
number patrolTnen to inhabitants In tWenly-sS
srnro-tant cities here and abroad is shown. andr
with few exceptions. according TO the tables. 'his
CITY is afforded the slenderest protection OF all
In 1895 the population of the city was SZa24h'
she number of patrolmen sos one patrolrnan to
r,ra persons In the population is sS54S5' num-
her Of r,atrolren. 1882 one 10 each 54 irilao-
-an.s This would indicate addition OF one ne"
narrolrnan for every 75s new citizens IN the Iast
eleven wears The figures OF the Board OF Health
,,d,cate that the population OF the city next year
-;u he az ss5 so that If the increase OF 14o pa
,-olren is granted. there VIII sun be only one to
every 47s inhabitants. The Following taoie sho"
how much smaller tti. percentage is than In most
other cities: ,-,,-,be- n,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CARRIES DYING BABY IN STREETS.
Mother, Fearfully Burned, Forgets Her Own
Pain in Grief for Child.

Mrs. Rebeeca Stellek No 2ss Pennsylvania
avenue. East New York through the streets
last night with her dying child in arms. crying
frantically for doctor. The child had been fear
fully burned about the body and limbs when his
clothing caught fire while playing with matches.
Returning from a grocery store. tho mother
heard the shrieks of the child. whom she had left
alone in the house She tore away the burning
clothing. and in doing badly burned her
self Grasping her baby she past neigh
bors who sought to aid her into tho street Finally
She into a drugstore, at Pitkn and Stone
nues. moro than half mile from her home.
Her own burns must have panied her excrucat-
ingly. but she cried out only that attention be
given her child The druggist telephoned for an
ambulance, and while awaiting its arrival treated
the baby. DR.. Lang removed child and mother to
the Bradford Street Hospital. Mrs Stellek would
not be separated from the little
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CANADA GROWING FAo1 F..
Formulation Nay Riual That Of Z. >.
Sans Departing Lord StrdthcOna.

T,rd Strathcona. High Commissioner IN Lohuoh
for Canada sailed for Southampton yesterday OH
the White Star liner Oceanic. He has heid Ihe p0''
for twelve wears and has represented Canada IN
many diplomatic negotiations Win tle oi
States AS to whether he has been called 10 the
other side previous to being superseded IN ms is"
position as rumor has it. he would not taik-
"Ary way he remarked. with qulzzical siii'ie'
lyon can see that am still the Lord High COM
,n,ss,onar- T-hen growing reminiscent. he recalled
ba,ing left Murravshire, Scotland. for Canada
when only ten wears old. He went into the CHI
ploy of the great Hudson Bay Company opedh-
ing Of the possibilities of Canada, he said:
Rv the close of the century, If not. lndeeo' "iis
before that time she will have pop''latioii e4t'
to the present population OF the Chlted ota'es'
Then there will be two great sister countries sue
by side living. 1 hope, in the same positions OIL
an;cah1e regard that characterize their relations
-
'"The greatest strides that Canada has made nave
haan IN agriculture. The Great Northwest. once
the property entirely of the Hudson bay CoiiPehS'
to he exploited merely the furs it could supply
Is now cut up into small farms and ranches. III
1870 there wheat grown in the Northwest
Last year the Northwest produced more thah
100 600 bushels Of wheat and more than Ho,UoVD
bushels of other grains. 1t was the same with your
Minnesota and the other portions of your North
west but they developed more rapidly
He referred to James ]. HILL whom he knew
many wears ago. Il think he's one of the biggest
railroad men Of the age said Lord Strathcona
Ais face lighting up, when asked his opinion of
him He has that reputation among railroad men
the world over, and it's earned reputation
Then some mentioned the name or AnureW
Carnegie. the Laird of Skibo-
He's big. Ht.le man. said the commissioner.
and contented himself with that characterization
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GIVES BLOOD TO SAVE WIFE.
Brooklyn Church Singer Receivers from Deli
cate Operation.

Mrs. Tirzah Hamlen Chapman. soloist In the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church is now in
the Brooklyn Memorial Hospital recovering from
an operation. during which her husband. Living
ston Chapman. gave large quantity of his blood
to infuse into his wife's veins
The operation was performed by Dr. FRANK
Campbell. OF Brooklyn. and is regarded by medical
authorities as an exceedingly delicate one. only TO
be resorted in extreme cases Mrs. Chapman
has twice undergone the same operation Her
sister. Miss Frost also submitted to the opera
ton for the infusion OF blood. All OF the opera
tions were successful A few weeks ago Mrs
Chapman underwent slight operation and blood
poisoning resulted Her condition became worse,
and 1t was finally decided to try infusion OF blood
A vein was opened in the patients arm and cor
responding vein in her husbands arm was tapped
and the connected.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CITY EMPLOYEES HELD.
Womea Charge Policeman and
County Clerk 7cith Assault.

AS the result a Coney Island escapade. a pollce-
man ard q clerk in the Kings County Register $
office were arrested the complaint of two young
women. who alleged that they had been assaulted
while attempting escape from an open barouche
on the Ocean Parkway and West Road, Coney
Island early yesterday morning. The policeman
is Edward J. 0 ORourke, who was for several years
connected with the Coney Island station and who
at present detailed to the property clerks office
In MAMMA ttan and the county clerk is Abraham
Brakeman. a Republican politician. of West Sd
street and Neptune avenue, Coney Island The two
women gave their names Adele Roberts and
Annie Russell of No 23S Dean street Brooklyn
The two women started down Surf avenue from a
BoWerv dance hall in the carriage leaving the men
behind When il had gone several hundred yards
the officials stopped the barouche. 1t is SAID ana
displayed their badges. Brakeman showing deputy
sherff's badge. Later. in their efforts TO escape
the men, the women said, they were forcloiy
elected from the carriage on TO the boulevard y
few minutes later they were found in the roadway
and were taken to the Coney Island police station
where DR. Hodge. of Reception Hospital de-
c,ared that they suffering from alcohollsm'
R1skeman was arrested by Police Captain Lang
don and was identified by the women. While
ORourke was later arrested in Manhattan. He
was also identified. The policeman will be ar
raigned in the Coney Island police court to-day
when he will probably have the case adjourned
until September g. the day set for the examination
of Brakeman They both declare that the women
were mistaken in their identity
When the women were arraigned before Magls-
trate Geismar they pleaded guilty to the charge Oh
alcoholism and sentence was Suspehueu- All N
vest,eation will be begun by Sheriff Flaherty and
Acting Police Commissioner O'Keefe OF the charge
that the men used their badges to intimidate the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MAGUIRE SCOUTS MURDER THEORY
Sister of the Dead Girl Believes She Stun
bled Into Lake-Feared Lightning.

The body of Miss Agnes Therese Mcguire was
taken to the home OF her parents. No q Second
Place, Brooklyn, yesterday. Funeral services
will be held at ST Stephens Church to-day
Mr. Mcguire said yesterday that he did not
think his nephew, Charles. was to blame for
the girls death. Mr. Mcguire did not beileVe
his daughter had met with foul play. and he was
equally sure that she had cause for suicide
other than her nervous Illness. Miss Marie Ma
guire the dead girls sister. said:
we are at a loss to account for my sister $
death beyond that she had been nervous and
was recently treated for heart trouble. We
think that her fear of lightning caused her to
jump from the buggy and that she stumbled
into the water while running TO the house"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TOBACCO SHOW OPENS LABOR DAY.

Arrangements completed yesterday for the
annual Tobacco Trades Exposition which opens at
Madison Squire Garden Labor Day William
b. Turk. president OF the exposition company. said
yesterday that this years show would prove more
interesting the public generally than any here
tofore given. There will he exhibit from the
Department Of Agriculture Washington and
complete exhibit Of how tobacco Is grown and
prepared for the markets OF the world. There will
be smoking contests every night. On Labor Day
the management will entertain the members Of the
various Grand Array Of the Reyublic Ycsts-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
AUTO VICTIMS WILL AID LIBRARY.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribu

IBv TelrSFHFh Irlbupe.I
Bristol, Conn, Aug 2S.-Miss Mary p. Root. the
fourth victim of the Ashley Falls tMassD automo-
bile accident. when the family killed Au-
gust is bequeathed in her will. filed here for pro-
bate to-day, half her entire estate to the Bristol
Public Library.
who died six days before che did. and this, to-
sether with what she inherited from her mother
will mean that the library gets about $4,000 Miss
Root was an historical writer and when she made
her will a years ago had but a small amount
TO leave but the automobile c..:ctrophs made her
ost&is more than 100000.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, aug. 2S, 1907
ARRIVED.

q IS Na0s i,b = is sna aS na M q ..ssss to s
passengsrs and mdse rVsd ar a. fRe a Ha August o.
to the Munson IS Line sugar. Arrived
s & M9sS@aa "a & ~so Ags asss
ArriVed 4@ at The nidnish, august r.
% to the Go. with fruit Arrived at the
Af Steamer az a co%a Hss Mobile 20 and Brnsxss
l Steamer sne[aS e, e 3D.
Kits is St cTq1 . = and St ThOma, mail: % s 59
ndse oSSrR1ds AfrIei a, the Bar =
to the brunswick IS 80. with lumber Left Quarantine
ArSu Sisn" august tug 'i5 Is ' the STAN ssndsrd
ste steamer Jefferson Dole Newport Norfolk to
and a@ers is to PhD RuPredhi in ballast
at the Bar At l4o m c.,,..-o, .vs,s, q 70 the
so5hs4n m c Co. ~S dss ff,
fanatic s % uss Ms' & N rrvsa Ray At hs b az
to philip Ruprecht In Arrived the Bar
steamer Majestic d3r) Hayes. SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
hours q and Queenstown % to the White Star sta.
ana mdse Arrived at The Bar at 500 p m
te s'sasr S d,s Leg sl5
rhsshats fo5S rodS To- he ae4an
GO: vessel A H Bull CO Passed in Sandy Hook at
Rich PhiIadslghi., :, to ao se clyde IS
Philadelphia Charles. Barren Island
In Quarantine lbs ? 49,.
Windber Dow. Port Tampa August - win
phosnhate rock TO American Agricultural Chemical
60: Vessel to A II on Highlands at +34 m
dtscha aarteret
steamer Konign er). Volser. Genoa August 10
NonIa. Oelrtch. Co. with 225
cabin and mails and ndse Ar
rived at the Bar at 3 - -
steamer Es,onia tRuss). Neuran. Lioau August y
a,5 pCtterIau1 REM with 35 cabin
and 74s passengers and rse- Arrived at the
SANDY nook y J. Aug IS. $50 n,-wind north. mod
crate breeze. fair. hazy orshore
SAILED
Via pIyrlo Al
Rotterdam Via SouIogne;
Nicholas Cuneo Norl.
Antonio Jesertc (tr) Snahs
Sai Yoeohnua (Rrp. Antwerp: ohnds
Proteu. New Orleans; frincess
.nne Norfolk and Newport News jamestown. norfolk
.,s Nevrort News CITY Of Philadelphia savannah
Campania QtaD. Naples and Genoa Naldivla
Non Jerenie. Wilhelmina knights bay'
sir (Nor Philadelphia Iroquos Charleston and JACK
sonvile-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination Close In New fo-k
Japan. Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria
B Cy-Empress Of India Today, bOo m
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad
dressed only via Seattle)-kaga
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad
iochus Aug 80. 500 N
San Francsco)SPersia c..........A - Aug 80. 600 m
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
via San Francisco)-U. s transport 81. 600 D
Francsco)~Mariposa .........--- Sept 8. 600 . IA
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Phil
fppine Islands (va San Francisco)-
Hongkong Maru Z, 6:O p 70
Australia Except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Islands and New
p SSIMAoranRt - -. Sept. g. 500 m
Hawaii (vfa San Francsco)-SIerra Sept 900
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
NORWEGIAN STEAMER WRECKED.

Quebec. Aug. 2.-The Norwegian steamer Ar
nenia has been wrecked at CapCia- six miles above
Cape Chatte. about two hundred miles below Que
bee. Francis Gum. agent for the owners in this
city, received message from Captain Handen
to-day informing him that the vessel went on the
rocks yesterday and that the bottom had been torn
out of her The Armenia was in ballast and was
from Rio de Janeiro. bound for Matanee. 10 load
snnnl wood for Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Patricia which reported Siasconset nj so a m
when 100 Nantucket Lghtship is expected
to docS day.
The Victoria which reported TO Cape
Race at rs o. Tuesday. when $40 miles southeast
Of station expected 10 dock late Friday evening or
early Saturday.
Sandy Ightship midnight Tuesday IS expected
to dock alb a Saturday
La Lorraine reported Cape Race at 9:i5 p m on
Tuesday position not given II Is thousht sho
will dock about a. Saturday
Baltic, which reported TO Sable lsanc NJ . m
miles southeast OF that station. Is
o about so Friday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
Rs.NsY LOSES $4,000 AT cANFIELD's.


Saratoga, " v, ACg. 2s-Roy A. Rainey. the
wealthy sportsman. has been trying in vain TO WOO
fortune af the wheel at canfelds Saratoga Club
lie has finally given II up as bad sob and left
Saratoga sslo lose. II the biggest play since
Iac lid OF az Saratoga some two weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises ss Sun Moon rises 10 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER
n-sanay Hook -lCi Island 1918 He'll Gato EOS
M-sandy oe Gov Isalnd Il AZ He'll Gate ZSS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
WESTERN UNION OFFICE BURNED.

Arkansas City, Kan. Aug. ZS--Ihe oii'oe VI ~
Western Union Telegraph Company mere ''e
-. -, ;s,r,,en.s office records and furniture.
,-.s d.stroved by fire early to-day. The fire Is be-
Iieved 70 have been Of incendiary origin
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

MANHATTAN
Population sos 2ss Population. 232 sss
z.4l4 Fatrolrnen- 3.9s1
This shows decrease in policemen. with in
crease in population. Not counting the 66 men in
the traffic squad. Mr.. O'Keeffe says July last
there 3.5ls patrolmen duty, j patroman
every ss3 persons
THE BRONX.
yo7uissioa. 49,. .2s5 Population. 30s 2Js
Pstrolren-- 447 Patrolmen- Us
In the case OF the fremont station, IL was re-
marked !5 patrolmen guarded 81 miles Of territory
Under the I'VE platoon system Is men do day duty
and &c do night duty obiiging the day TO
six miles Of ground and the night three
miles. In the borough figures Mr.. O'Keeffe does
not include the per capita estimates
BRoOKLYN
l'atrolusen---.--..- l.s2s Pairolner- 2l27
QUEENS.
P,--,,,,,,, lsss- ,s- oz, p,-,,,,,,r 1907 ,.s,s
Pa:roluen- 66 Faf-orren. .--....... 4Us
RrcHMC--D
Population e. 7e7 Population. 542o
patroinen bZ Patrorner-
MI o'Keene announced that when she go men
on various details and in the detective bureaus
together with the 66s in the traffc squad. were
Quoted. 6,23e patrolmen remained for duty, or, as
under the five platoon system, i,377 tone-hfrh
tiwc-sffis Of the total remaiaing) to night
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
Number Of
Inhabitants
n-h 10

From these figures il becomes apparent that the
average number Of citizens 10 each patrolman in
the cities named is 425. number considerably
smaller than will the the increase to
force made possible The figures for this city by
borouehs are follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

sBrings mall.
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Service hv PuhIlcatlon.

S~i WIG Wy TGAli1ALtous
State Of Georgia County of Glynn.
Mrs. Bena HGrrell vs.. "A. M. HRrrell,
Libel for Divorce, Filed to the De
cember Term, 1905. Of GlynR Super
tUr Court. Order taken to Perfect
Service.
To the Defendant. g. NJ Harrell:
You are hereby required, in per-
500 Of by an attorney. to be and aD-
pear at the next term of the Superior
court Of Glynn couRty. Ca. to 10 held
In and for said couRty at the couTt
mouse in Brunswick Ca, The third Mon
day In May. 1907, 81 ten o'clock. a. IN.
then and there TO answer the petition
of Mrs. Bena Harren Ia a libel for
divorce. tAo same being on fle Ia this
court, and beng a petition for tolal
divorce. Herein fail Bot, 80 In De
fault thereof, the court will proceed
as to Justice shall appertain-
Witness the Honorable Thomas A
Parker, judge Of said court, this the
19th. Gsg Of February, 1907.
A. r. du 3ianon,
Clerk Superior court, GlvhA County,
Georgia.
Ernest Dart.
Attorney for petitlo@ar.
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ParOid
Roofing

-Four things enter into the max.
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back guaranty we do IL We did
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.
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Q
And then the coating. Paroid
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QUICK SERVICE
catches q busy mRa. Ada to quick
sSrvlcs'
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ana yeu have q proposition that fetca-
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quick service" and "gooa food" We
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Rsrs. Price Is always uniform aud
reasonable.
"THE METROPOLITAN"
RESTAuRANT
Telephone S21.
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and veil OF rheumatism laura Bush
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OLD DE. nRumm.,MR.

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