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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
Former Merchant Shoots
Down Woman, I hen
Stays Own Friend.
SLAYER FIRES
AS HE FLIES
Madman Escapes All P,lrsuers
But Is Finally Fclled BY a
Blow from a Truck,nan.
No Known Cause
Unless I.u-

NEW YORK, July PA sensational
shooting, In which young woman lost
her life man was critically injured,
and the lives of several other persons
were endangered, occurred here to-day.
Charles Warner. former merchant,
who the police believe to be Insane,
shot down and almost instantly killed
Miss Esther Norling, young woman.
without seeming cause. In a store on
West Forty-second Street, ana then
with smoking revolver In his hana
fled through the crowded thorough
fare. and, under cover .: a fusillada
which he discharged at his pursucrs
made his escape through tho building
of the spau1dlng sporting goods firm
to West F'orty-third Street, where ht
l5eluded the pursuing police force fol
nearly three hours, only to suddenly
appear in the store of loh1 T.. Wilson
a friend. on upper Broadway where
| he shot Wilson twice. after making &
request for a small loan.
Wilson was turning to get the
money when the bullet struck hin
down. Warner pushed aslde the en-
| ployes and ran into the street. where
| his flight was ended by a bow on tn.
| head from truckman.
blow May Prove Fatal.
| Warner fired one shot, which re-
bounded from the pavement. and the
truckman. to save his own life. brought
| his hook down on Warmers head with
such force that he laid the scalp open
| and dropped Warner to the Sidewalk
unconscious. The police hurried War
ner to the hospital. where 1t was stated
THAT there was little chance for him
I, to survive his injuries.
/ Mics Norling was young womango Of
Iexcel.ent character and musician oi
4 ability. He mother died several years
4 ago and her father remarked. since
I which time she had not lived Will
him. Her friends say Warner wished
Iiher to go into business with him. she
having saved UP some money. and hi.
! frequent visits to her are said t,
4 have been with that motive in view.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
CARRIERS
MUST WALK NOW

n [From Our Regular Correspond
WASHINGTON. ID. C., July 2o.--Post-
master Barnes issued angorder to-day,
lforbidding letter.carriers riding on
street cars free. save when on official
duty, The order states that carriers op
their way to work or when returning
to their homes from work. must either
walk or pay their fares. @
The carriers are admittedly the poor
est paid employees Of the government,
and the application ofs&the order Of
Postmaster EBarner means that much
hardship5wil II be imposed upoIthe men,
It Is understood that strong pressure
was brought TO bear&upon him to lii
duce him to withhold the VI der. but
to no avail #!S
tits probable thatEit will be follow
ed by $ nnilar orders from postnlasters
nllfoYsr the country 4 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
NEGRO BOY is
DROWNED IN DOCK

Alfred Dudley. of No. 1907 North
Seventeenth Street. fourteen-year-old
negro boy. was drowned in the city
dock yesterday near Eighteenth Street.
The boy. with aGcompanlon. stripped
off all superluous clothing dived In for
a swim, and promptly went to the. bot
tom. His companion gave the alarm,
and several men In boats Were soon
dragging the dock for the body.
Policeman Goldsby notified the sta
tion and coroner of the accident, which
occurred about 10 o'clock. The body
was recovered about 1890 p NJ. "
Frank and Joe Gionnotti. Hundreds
|of negroes from the surrounding fac
tories viewed the remains before any
one could furnish any clue to the boys
Identity.
Coroner Taylor deemed an inquest
unnecessary as the boy had deliberate-
ly gone into the water OF his own
accord. The city dock, though very
easy to fall into from all sides, being
entirely unprovided with any railing
or fence, is equally difficult to get
out Of, having steep. slippery sides
and no steps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
SOLDIER KILLS
YOUNG WON AN
accidental Homicide May Cause
an International Affair as
Result.

DETROIT, MICH, July ga News
special from sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
indicates that there may be an inter
national lsi inquiry over the accidental
shooting last night OF Miss Elizabeth
Cadeniead by Private Gillette at For,
Brady. who had shot at an escaping
,dcserter. officers at the fort have de.
cli1aed to surrender Private Gillette tc
Sheriff Pipsett pending orders from
the Secretary of War. to whom the
accident has been reported
George NJ. Cadenhead. Of the Can.
adian 500, brother Of the dead woman
said to-day: y have placed the matter
in the hands OF the proper authoritie!
I'M the American government and
asked for an examination"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

.tst L ( T. <
4ASHEYILLE. N. C..July 2a.-In con-
lnection with United States Judge
Pritchard's decision terd ay. de-
,claring the criminal seetions$o Of the
railroad law Unconstitutional and re-
leasing District Passenge Agent
Wood and Ticket Agent Wilson there
Z has been much speculation here to-day
with reference to the presence here
of Assistant Attorney General Sanford,
& of the United States.
It may be assumed that If
Shis presence in 5Asheville at this time
lis due to the agitation growing out
iof the railroad cases, 1t is that he is
here to take such steps as may be
deemed necessary to preserve and pro-
atect the dignity and jurisdiction Of
the United States Circuit Court,
81 t is understood to-day that Judge
aPritchard has suggested to.representa-
#tives OF the State that{if the prosecu-
tions under the act and allsinterference
with the orderly procedure Of the
court shall cease, that he will not in
terfere w:th the sheriff of Wake coun-
4tyGin his attempt to carry into effect
the Judgment OF 100000 against; the
railroad company, but will use his
good offices to have the case carried on
appeal to the State Supreme Court and
thence to the Supreme Court OF tho
United States
i1nasmuch as an appeal has been
taken in the habeas corpus cases here,
such action will result In having ali
questions at issue between the courts
[settled in an orderly manner and thus
avoid and unseenly conflict in
jurisdiction between the courts. No
further action has been taken by the
Southern Railway, butias the high Off
cials are still here, 1t is presumed
that there will be further develop
'ments within a Very short time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
MISSISSIPPI is
AFTER STANDARD
Oil Trust Sued for Million and a
Half for Violating Stat
utes.

L "a . : K I . . t. 4. rs III Fa-
TUPELo. MISS. July 2a.-George B,
Mitchell, prosecuting attorney for the
First Judicial District, filed suit for
sl,4So, 900 In the Lee county Circuit
Court to-day against the Standard OH
Company charging violation Of the
Mississippi antitrust law. If tho suit
Is successful the Standard OIL Com
pany will not only be forced to pay
the sum named. but will be Obliged
to change the company's organization
or leave Mississippi The petition al
leges that the Standard OIL Company
has violated the law by owning stock
OF the Waters-Pierce OIL Company OF
Missouri. and also stock OF the Union
Tank Line, The suit is for $4,000 pen.
atty for each day the company has
done business In Mississippi since the
antitrust law went into effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
HARRINGTON IS
GRANTED STAY

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. July ga
Governor Folk to-day granted a respite
of thirty -one days to Lord" Frederick
Darlington. under sentence to be
hanged at Clayton. Mo-. on July 25th
for the murder Of James P. NIcCann.
Governor Folk gave as his reason
for granting the respite to Barring
ton that he desired to have time to
investigate fully and consider the petit
tion presented by State Supreme Judges
Graves and Valiant for Communication
of Barrington's death sentence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
4 ANOTHER FArAn ExpIosIoN.
}frivnte Hammond Killed by Premature u

- 'EH1I'H1"!1H 1NII1EIt DV FreMnture Dis
4 = . n charge OF Gun,
JulS 2a,r-Hy premature explosion OF q
blank charge Of one Of the slx-lnch ruff.
guns at Battery Rraford. thia post to- day
tdredth Company Coast Artillery, IT. s. a.
3 was kliled and four others wurG,ln1ured. On,
man seriously The injured are; 4. S
Sergeant Benjamin w. Hanks wht, ma,
lose the sight OF both ewes, ana Private
Hayes bot of he One Hundredth Company
1 Private John McHugh and Private Jose ii
Hugh, brother, burned on the face.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
Negro Seen In Thick Wood.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
MINERAL. VA. July 23.-The negro
convict who was in company with Ed
Davis. killed near Pendleton. Va. Mon
day morning, has not been captured
He was seen yesterday In a piece Of
thick woodland belonging to Dr.. Cole
man. near where Davis was killed.
Excitement has somewhat abated, as
Il Is thought that he will not linger
in this vicinity very long.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
Hot wave In south.

ATLANTA, GA, July as.--The hot weather
Of the past week continued to-day, the
thernionetsr reg.sterinE nlnety-six degrees
at noon, Maton suffered under lol degrees
Mt noon, and ~ her points II. the State show.
cd I emperatuisS almost as high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

He entered the railway service In
1880 as president OF the Virginia ana
Southwestern Railway, having had no
! railway training before that time.
well known railroad official who
lately went over the line of}the new
Toad, ls authority for the statement
that the construction of the road bed
: Is even more expensive than the Tide
water Road now being butt by the
Standard Oh interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
pcntl, from 1lent..

Sarah jackson, negro woman,
dropped dead In street.
E Robert Brown, negro man, fell IN
street and died in few moments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
HOOPER AND NOLTE3
SHOT THEMSELVES
Capitol Policeman and Well,
Known Young Man Die by 4
Own Hand Great Heat
Causes Much Suffering
in CityBad Accident
iii West End.
.Richmond's Record of
Deaths Yesterday

Committed Suicide.
George Butler Hooper. well-known
young man, twenty-one years old,
respondent, shot himself.
Thomas CT Nolte, Capitol Square
policeman, thirtY-six years old, de.
spondent, shot himself
Attempted Suicide.
Harriet Brown, negro woman, de-s
spondent, drank laudanunl. Seventh
attempt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26
= ~ - E3sFFH fsEst6t "
a Is

La, compagnie des Remedies
EFrancais de Mime eapolis O. obtanu
reess e ! services de Protesseqr Yeyrsc,
de. Paris pour ,remplacer le Prof.
g. Durand. Ces remedies eont
composes de racines, d'herbes, de-
56orces et de feufs ct Ru6rissent
stoutes leS m6laditS.
.Adresse: Prot 3 j. Veyrsc, 800
Temple Court, n i'm espolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26

,nvitant jusqu'a Ia fin. Avec qusl
effort h6ro1que Marie a nou6 ]e
linge autour de la tete de Jesus ct
a ferm6 le linceul sur son doux vi
sage! Et maintensnt il y q, on v6-
rite, des t6nebrss autour dele.
Ellie a perc4 son propre coeur de
part en- part, de Ia meme main
savec hquelle ellie azvoil6 le ~vissge
de son Fills.
Oontemplons encore une fois,
cette Mere si grande lorsqu'elle
quite le jafdin de Ia s6pulture.
Cette Femme 6puis6e par Ia souf-
france est Ia force de + i'Egfise, la
refine des apttres,s svraie Mere de
tout oe syaste monde sur alequel le
msnteau b1su d1es I te6ebres ztombe
.rapldement ct enssilence.
Continue i aormir,e monde fatii.-
gu6l 6loontinns u dornlirs eohs 10 lu.-
ne pascale et soluds les. 4toiles Qui
brillent lolsqa Gle dispars1t 1 <Fho-
rizonyle ceur .sde.t Mere 'yeille
sur toll 81 )
REV. PERr r ~ !; FABEB.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26
Gounod ct Ia Premiere Com.
munion

Camille Bellaigue, le critique
no usical bien connu, racontait re-
comment dams le Gaulois cette
touchante anecdote sur Gounod.
Musicien de votre Premiere
Communion par une de ses oeuvres
Gounod fut mel6 de plus pres, ct
DE- SO personne meme, q celle dun
enfant que j'ai connu jadis ct "qui
me ressemblait CONNIE un frAre. "
Je vois-d6ja dams le lolntoin-
la sortie de p6glise ct le parvis lui-
sant de soleil. L'1llustre auteur de
Faust await asslst6 4 la c6r6monie.
LIE fills dun de ees amls 6tait par
mi les jeunes n6ophytes. CONNIE
il schevait de descendre les degrees:
..Ma1tre, lui dit le pare, squi to-
matt le petit garcon par { Ia main,
permettez moi de presenter un en-
FAINT qui aime beaucoup la must
que, etvotre musique. Je vous de-
mande de vonloir bien ajouter q
toutes les b6n6dictlons quill Went
de recevoir une 6diction de
beaut6." :
T SAlorsaG G6uhod; de- sa voix hsute,
vlbrante, ct que j'entends encore,
s'6eria = "Mon, ,enfsnt, ,aujourd'hui,
Fle nes1ispasA Adigene dc d6nouer les
cord d6ns dc ia chaussuhIe. Oest toi
qui portes Dieu dams ton ceur,
e'estg gtoi aui me b6nirssl''
II, uf66sgnant le geste 1mystlque 4
ii parole arde nte, Cur sfe pave de
lAEpiatefefl Ii front d6couvert. on
Wit la grsnd artistic tomber 4 deux
genoux, deyant L. petit garcon. Cel
III: i: ii is sna i benit point, ! surprls ct
II fit7 ce lae vous ailriez
fa1t q son age: nptedra. Et, d6puis
cette rencontre oh commepcas alenr
ih6gale waistendrs ct fiddle ami
ti6, il ma jamais entendu sans un
vague desir de larmes Ia cantque
de Gounod pour ls Premiere Com
nnunion. s.ss sss' IS ss 3 ts o.:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26
Violation de fa~lol

LA lO1 Qes EtaC6- O0l6 QoLonQ Ia
vente, de maison en- maison, DEF
medicines pr6par6ee, c'est. A-dire le
colportage des remedies brevet6s.
Jette loi est parce qu'elle empe.
che les solicitations accablantes,
les expllcatlons mensong6res avec
lesquelles les marchands concur.
rents peuvent harceler une person
ne au point de Iui faire acheter un
article nuislble ou inutile. Ellie
proscrit aussi les boriments de
vendeurs ind6licats don't le bat est
toujours une substitution de- m6di-
caments dams laquelle l'int61e ct Ia
sant6 de Pacheteur on du maiade
sont la moindre consideration.
Malheureusement on diralt que
toutes lois sont faltes bour etre vio-
Ices, ct il est certain que depuis
quelques mois, il SO produit les
fraudes les plue regrettables contre
cette loi de projections individuelle.
Les anoiens colporteurs ont change
leur mode deportation ct au lieu de
d6livrer aux m6mes des drogues
plus GU moins authentiques qn'ils
ont r6ussi d imposer q -des clients
trop cr6dules on trop b6n6voles, ills
les font livrer par l:6picier ou par
le pharmacien du coin .qui men
prennent sucune responsabilit6.
De cette fsqon, continent q Sc
couler des remedies qui ne sont
nullement garantis, nj au point de
:vue de leur qualit6 propre nj de
leur eficacit6, ct qui peuvent eau
ser dams les families les dangers
les plus graves.
Nous pensons quill nous suf1ira
de signaler ces men6es d'individus
don't le seul ojectlf eet de tourner
Ia loi, pour arreter leur tra6c ne
taste: au plus haut point.
Nous recommandons d nos lec-
teurs ct lectrices de ne faire ancun
cas- des vendeurs de CO genre. Tous
les remedies ayant une valeur reel
le sont annonces dams lea Journaux
qui indiquent aussi oh pon peut
se les procurer frais ct garantis,
Les acheter des colporteurs, meme
dune facon d6tou1n6e, c'est coop6-
rer q ,une violation de ia lol ct sex:
poser B des d6boires ct d des acci-
dents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26
Bureaux 3O1 ct 305 Avenue Centrale.
O PeupIe Canadien

J'ai parcouru les bois par le vent tourment6s,
Od le fer bhcheron fait r4sonner ga hache
j. visit6 la plaine contours enchantes,
Od le vieux paysan travaille relache
Et CONNIE au temps des grands labours
Montait de la terre feconde
L'ardente voix de pAncien Monde:
20 peuple candien garde fers tes amours
"Reste valiant ct canadien toujoursv
Les h6ros daurefois sur leur socle dairain
Me disaient leur orgeu, leur espoir, leur courage
Et de leurs poings csp6s mais eur beau front seren
Ills me montraent au lon les oublis ct loutrage
Et CONNIE appel de tambours
Du bronze anime de vaillance
Sortait la voix de notre France
20 peuple canadien. garde fers tes amours
"Reste Francsis ct Canadien toujours!
Au milieu des champs dor ct des blanches maisons
Sleeve pure ct belle nne 6glise au toit sombre
LIE cocher pres du ciel fait oraisons
Pour nous, orsque la NUT nous envelope d'ombre.
Et pon entend aux alentours
Murmurer le soir 4 la brise
La pieuse voix de PEgse
20 peupe canadien, garde iers tes amours
"Sois catholique ct Canadien toujours!'
GAsToN LEURY
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-07-26

que la presse ant1chr6tienne dc
l7Europe ne d6figurat ropposition
4 la proclamation de l'infaillibIlite
ct ne les FIT pass er pour h6r6t1quea
lis d6cid4rent de quitter Rome ]e
meme soir.
| Ce ne fut qu'aprAs que le tel6-
graphe cut emport6 la nouvelle de
Ia proclamation aux quatre coins
du monde qu'on apprit que soixan-
six pr6lats n'avaient pas vote.
Maintenant nous arrivons 4 Mgr
Fitzgerald. LIE billet lipvltant 4 Ia
seconde reunion DupsnloupN ne lui
fut pas remis; ct la premiere indi-
, cation quill cut du enlargement dc
programme fut de volr soixante-six
staIles vides dams la ealle du Con-
cile,-dAs que les dix minutes de
grace current expire ct que Ia gar
de noble cut ferm6 les portes.
Quelque chose quill ignorait 6tait
survenu: G 6tait evident. Mais 50
promesse 6tait donn6e. Il ne lui
fut pas demand6 de sen d6sister
nj ne sopgea-t-il B en- etre relieve;
pour lui, c'6ta,t un devoir de cons
cience.
A mesure que les noms 6taient
appel6s chaque 6veque SO levait ct
dune voix forte disait: "Placet'' !,
c'est-A dire t.la definition me pla1t" {.
Quatre cent quatre.vingt- oDze
6vequee avaient cessivement vo-
t6 en- favour de la definition, quand
le nom d'Edward Fitzgerald fut
appel6 par lie secr6taire du Concile;
l'6v6que de Little Rock SO leva ct
dit mon placet" brisant a1nsi la
curiosit6 de tous les Pores du Con-
cile ct l'indigpation de quelques
uns, entire autres du cardinal Man
ming.
Parmi ces derniers 90 trouvait
son ancien professenr de th6ologie
.au college de St-Vince mt, 4 Barnes
dams le Missouri. II 6tait alors de.
venu eveque de Toronto. Et quand
le tres jeune 6veque de Little Rock
s'attira par son ttnon plscet" les
regards de la segesse essemblee de
runivers chtholiq Mgf Lynch
6clata en- sanglots; car son cmur
fut rempli dsmertume de GO quill
croyait 6tre une trahison de son
fls spirituel. Mais le chagrin du
Venerable 6veque de Toronto SO
changea bientot de jole v6ritab]e.
Des que punit6 des 6veques cut
6t6 veri66e ct manifest6e par le
chant du 'Te Deum'', -quiizse re-.
percuta dams 9toutes les chapelles
de la grapde basilique, Mgr
Fitzgerald, laissant de co:6 go bar
rette, traversa la sale. tete haute,
monta au tr6ne de Pie TX go jeter
d ses genoux, proclamant bien hau-
son adhesion q Is voix du pontlfe
ct au degme de l'infaillibilite pa
pale. C'est alors que Pie TX, qui
await Ia r6partie fine, lui dit avec
bont6: II faut que la petite. pier
re (Little Rock vienne se Sheur-
ter contre la crosse pierre"
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lie Pied de la Croix

A0o uOu10ulo 10 4A0l10 6Oug DOu1
aipsi dire le centre de SO saintet6,
Plus qu'aucun autre des mysteres
de Marie ses douleurs nous la font
conna1tre telle qu'elle 6tait en- ellie
meme. A peine deviation meme
les appeler des mysteries; lis sont
plus que celia, ills sont So vie, ga
personne, SO maternit6. lis nous
rendent capable de comprendre ga
saintet6. Ii faut que celui
qui veut apprendre Ma
rie entire pour alnsl dire, dams son
cmur bris6.
Contemplons cette More s'avan.
CANT au milieu des t6nabres ct sc
tenant debout tout pres de la crolx
pendant trois tongues heures, sans
s'appuyer sur personne ct sans
meme accompagner ses larmes
silencieuses dun souplr qu'on peut
entendre. U'est Ia quelque chose
de dificile, 4 concevoir pour nous.
Nous ne pouvons la concevoir que
par la priere.
II devait venir encore .une plus
'grande douleur. La descente de la
croix. Pendant un moment Marie
so prosterne dams une sgonie de
muette alteration ct recoit le corps
sur ses bras 6tendus. Z
LIE petit Enfant de Bethl6em est
de nouveau sur le sein de.sa Mere.
Quelle reunion! Dams quel 6tat lui
est-il rendu? II ny await pas un
trait du visage sacr6 de Jesus, pas
une marque sur SO chair sacr6e qui
ne tut 4 Ia fois pour Marie une
nouvelle douleur ct tout un volu.
me des m6ditations les plus pro-
fondes. C'6tait en- vain que les Oh
seaux falsaient entendre leurs
chants, ellie n accordait d d'attentions
nj aux parfums dams Fair rafra1chi,
nj aux bourgeons verts qui SOU
vraient, nj . Ia beaut6 printenlere
des tendres rameaux. Oar pa Fieur
await 6t6 uellement cueillie ct gi-
salt sur ses EgeDoux.
Ellie 'remarqua que les bras. 6ten-
.dus du Div.n Sauveur ne pou-
vaient SO fermer, qp'ils restaient
deeed6 on enttravers sur se poitri.
me: Dams ces bras, il y await place
pour tops;ss c'etsit un asile assez
waste pour tout l'univers. 81 en .te.
nant sesameins 6ley6es eur la: croix
jesus faisait Eun sacrifice du rs6ir' : )
an PAre 6ternel. en- les 6tendant il,
fa,sait. pour ainsl dire, aux hom-
mes esigne: sacrsmentel qne null
n'Atsit exeiu de con lnyitation III
de sonE q a,clscueil;. il svoptait porter
aIyiec LII ap tombeau i fofme e la
figure du crucifie; et1s Marie COM
prit pouiquol les bras 6tsient raj.
de5. II fant quill soit enveloppAj
dams le lincenl sous cette forne
autant que possible, prechant On
amour waste ct immense ct nous