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New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SCHOOL STEWARD HELD FOR FORGERY
D. C. Sayres, of St. Paul's, Garden City, Ar
rested on Secretary's Complaint.

Duncan @. Sayres. who has been steward Of St
Paurs Cathedral Scnool. at Garden City. Long ISL
and, for twenty years. arrested yesterday on
the complaint of the Rev Paul +. SWEET. the sec
retary of ST. Pauls Cathedral Chapter, charged
with forgery. According 10 Mr.. SWEET. who was
seen last night by a reporter for The Tribune Mr.
Sayress books were examined short while ago
and found to be much mixed up and incorrect
About ten years ago Mr.. Sayres was badly in
jured by the explosion OF boiler at ST. Paul
school His face was badly scalded and his nose
distorted II Is said he began action against the
school soon after this accident for 10000. but was
rersuada1 10 withdraw his suit by the school. which
contracted TO pay him H500 year TO the end or
his life and not to remove him from his place eA-
cept for reasons affecting his moral character MT
Sayres is the only member Of the school stan VINO
did not resign last spring with Dr. Fred l. Gam
aye who had been head master for fourteen yearS.
Mr. Sayres arrested last night at the Ashian''
House and taken the night court When ar
raigned there Magistrate Kernochan discharged
him but he was Immediately rearrested by al OIL
fcer from Garden City He will be arralgned pc
fore Justice OF the Peace Citizens. in Hampstead
Long Island, this morning
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
OFFER FROM SOUTHERN
NAY OBEY ALABAMA Law.
Full Settlement Expected at Con-
ference To-day.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-The Southern
Railway. whose licenNe to do business IN this
state has been revoked by the Secretary of
State made an effort to-day through Colonel
E. L. Russell. vice-president of the Mobile d
Ohio Railroad Company. to reach some agree
ment with the Governor, but after the long
conference neither side would talk except to say
that a proposition had been made to the state
not to push the case against the road and that
the road would make certain concessions.
The Governor listened to the proposition ana
said that he would consider the question ana
have another conference with Colonel Russell
tomorrow morning. when it is expected a set
tlement will be reached.
The state thinks the Southern road acted IN
bad faith in removing a case from the state
courts the federal court when the questions
were already pending and all concessions to be
made, If any. will have TO come from the rail-
road II is known. however. that the southern
would be willing to put into effect the 21a-cent
passenger rate and let the freight rates be set
tied in court
Marion. Ala, Aug. Ga grand jury to-day
returned an indictment against the Southern
Railway for doing business in Alabama as n
foreign company without license This action
taken result of the revocation OF the
charter of the company.
Solicitor THOMPSON SAYS the prosecution viii!
be pushed and that other indictments may fol-
low for each day the grand jury s in session.
President Finley. IN a statement which he made
to Tribune reporter at the Waldorf last night
said:
parties representing the Southern Railway Com
pany are in Montgomery, Ala. for the purpose OF
conference with the Governor regarding the pres
ent unfortunate and 1t is hoped by the
company that satisfactory understanding Will oe
reached" .
Revond this President Finley declined TO commit
himself parrying all further inquiries.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
DRAMATIC INCIDENT IN LORDS.
Lord Clanricarde Denounces Irish Tenants
BilI-Measure Advanced.

London, Aug. 6.-After long and uninter-
esting debate in which the leaders of the oppo-
sition indicated their intention OF amending the
measure in committee, the eviCted Irish tenants
bin passed its second reading in the House Of
Lords to-day
\ dramatic incident OF the debate was the ap-
pearance of Lord CIanricarde, the most hated
landlord in Ireland. who, with bent and
shrunken frame. outstretched shr1velled finger
and in a voice now shriI, now husky with pas
sion. denounced the bill In unmeasured terms as
the "apotheosis of robbery In the midst OF
his diatribe the aged earl took a phial from his
pocket and slipped the contents Every memner
of the house turned to watch the speaker, but
his speech was received in chilly silence
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
LONG LIFE FOR MR.. ROCKEFELLER
Prediction of His Physician, Who Says Hes
Huskiest Sixty-Year-Old Athlete Living.
fBr Telesrarh 70 The Trlbure.

Cleveland Aug 6-That John d. Rockefeller VIII
live TO be more than ninetyfour years old was the
prediction of Or. H. F. Biggar, his family ply
siCian. to-day
He IS the best trained athlete II the siNlS-S7i
old class in the world to-day, and he Is shtr-eght
AT that said the doctor. Il tell you, Mr. Rocke-
feller has been born twice physically, and n" IS
only fourteen years old now re IS growing up
lain and growing up scientifically adding his
muscle to lungs his heart power. with every
breath of fresh air he takes on Forest Hll.
II cost Mr. Rockefeller %5,00Go for this second
lffe He came to Cleveland in 1883, in the middle
of the panic period. completely broken In health
and spirit. Doctor I'm a sick man J m AFRAID
I'm pnfng 10 die hut Il is account Of the
financial situation that I am sick he told the
doctor 1T is through disappointment in my
friends
Dr Rigrar nut him on a diet and forced him TO
take exercise and drop business for a month. the
oil man complied and regained his health 1t cost
,o 81 On0 600 to get WELL Mr.. Rockefeller told the
doctor. lost that much by dropping business for
q month"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MEET TO GUST CONNERS.
Friends of McCabe Say Democratic
State Committee U9H DO It,
rRr rslsera2h 70 ne Tribune.

Albany Aug 6-Friends Of Democratic state
Committeeman Y E McCabe. of Albany. say
that a meeting of the Democratic state COM
r7ittee will be called at early date-probabiy
the first part of next month-when "FfngeH
Conners. of Buffalo will be ousted as chairman
Of th, Democratic state Committee. They say
that the meeting IS to be called for the PURPOSE
80 ,r,,j,,oti,sr two candidates for the Court of
Apneals bench. but that the real purpose VIII DC
70 1eDose Conners as state chairman
II IS known that for some time McCabe ana
certain of his friends including Senator McCdr-
ro, have been anxious to get rid of COnners as
stata chairman Several times II was said a
meeting was TO be called for this purpose the
necessary vote having been secured. but II never
r,aterialized. Now. however. McCabes 8 frlends
say that enough votes have been pronlseu am
I.,nars 1yiII surely he ousted. COnnerS has
caused McCabs some uneasiness by opening
HEADQUARTERS in Albany. 1t is said he Is TO Op-
nose NIcCabes leadership I'm Albany County
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BELMONT TUNNEL OPEN.
Shields To Be RemOrcd Today
Air Pressure IO1cFrCd.

The two shields in the south tube "f t"e hel
mont tunnel were joined yesterday and the re
naming few feet between the walls VIII oe
removed to-day. The tunnel was begun In sep
tember. 1915. With the exception of the delay
caused by the Mayor pending the decision as to the
legality Of the conpany's franchise. in November
,en5 tho work has been pushed with all possible
speed 1t is expected traffic will he opened in &C
toher
At the offices Of the Degnon Contracting Com
tany which is building the tunnel. II was learned
Yesterday that the concrete walls and sealing of
plates in the south tube will be finished in few
weeks The air pressure in the north tube is being
lowered which shows that the tests for possible
leaks have been made. and the condition of the
tile is satisfactory the engineers. When clear
opening Is made in the south tube a trip through
he north tube Is planned.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
LAY GoULD'S SISTER-IN-LAW EVICTED.
Attacks Constable with Scissors and Weeps
as She Is Driven from Home.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

sietern-lav, 10 jay Gould. evictcd to-day from
The former Joseph jefferson homestead at Hohokus.
For several days the constabes were busy remov-
ing her furniture to the John Berdan farmhouse,
half mile away.
Mrs Miller continued TO occupy her bedroom. and
,I,cn hcr bed was taken apart to-day she attempt
"a "a 1,ea a nafr Of Constable Courier.
cba vent az she realized that her home was gone
The homestead sold at auction In February
der foreclosure Of mortgage held by the Jefferson
ar+a+a II brought 81. 600. Two days before Mrs.
,FIor ref,I@ed $1,000. She contested the sale and
refused TO vacate the premises.
-. hefare her husbands death Mrs Miller in
'..a q emit for divorce and because of that fact
to C;ouds refused admit her 10 his funeral SER
,-icae and she was cut out Of his estate She has
.,.,,,,i.g the jefferson homestead twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
REPRIMAND FOR TRUMB0.
His Note Merely Prejudioial To Good Order,
the Court Finds

Washington Aug "a martial which re-
Gently convened at Fort Monroe. Va. found First
TJeutenant George A. F. Trumbo. 18th United States
Cavalry not guilty of the charge of conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman but guilty OF
conduct to the prejudice of good order and military
discipline in writing the following letter Mrs
Nettie Sims in reference to her son. enlisted
man who had served under him:
Mrs Sims Clarksburg, w Va
'.Dear Madam: 1t gives me great pleasure to IN
form Won that your son. Earl Sims. who is about
the most worthless scoundrel ever saw, is de-
serter from the United States army.
Il sincerely hope to see him behind the bars Tor
at Iaast two years Hoping this viii be a source
of coincidence TO you am
Very respectfully.
GEORGE A. F. TRUMBO.
..r,... 7 Iiautenant 18th Cavalry, Commanding
Troop E. ~ -.
-rba sentence of the court was that Trufnoo
sbnuId he rsprimanded by the reviewing authori-
,ia. opd he confined to the limit of the station
~ ubich he may be serving for two months In
annrovine the sentence OF the court Major Gen
III Grant commanding the Department OF the
East holds that the sentence IS entirely inadequate
a,d that il should have been sufficiently severe
20 s,,erantee that officer would not be again
guilty of slch conduct
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
A BRITISH WAR HERO DEPORTED'
Bugler Dunno, Who Saved Army at Colenso,
To Be Sent to England
LRr rslerraoh to TIL. rrlhuns.I

winnipeg Aug 6-Arranssments were made TO-
day by the Canadian immigration Department 10
denort Rugler Dunno who saved the British army
erorn moro serious defeat the battle of Colenso.
In the Boer war He was in the van OF the Brltish
army. when he was shot in the leg. Seeing largo
detachment of Beers approaching the British IN
the rear, he raised himself on one arm oiew d
warning and then tainted. On his return 10 Eng
land he found himself a hero. He later came to
Canada Last February he was arrested Tor steal
ing an overcoat, and was sent to Portage Ia
Prairie Jail On Monday ne VIII ne reieased anu
ebinnad hack to England an undesirable char
acter Walter Woodrow is his right name, al
though he enlisted in the army under the name OF
Walter Dunne and received his discharge In that
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
B4TTLE ON CAR TOP.
FREIGHT Robbers and Detectires
U7rrstLe U,h1e Train Speeds.

Detectives Trainor and Ryan '' 'ii -
=. r.a,+-.1 Railroad. discovered two robbers
s-oi,t+ train at Spuyten DuyviL They
arod on the detectives. and in hand-to-haIu
s,rnggIs attempted to pull them from the top OF
=, - u-bich was going at rate OF twenty
lies an hour. One man fell from the traln ~
tbe frht on another freight train later IN 'ne
.,.a,,p, the detectives made four arrests
In +he last week the New YORK Ce'l',6' I,1s uas
lost between $4,000 and s5ot"" III
from freight trains
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
GOVERNOR HARRIS HAS PNEUMONIA.
Ohio Chief Executive Stricken at State En-
campment-Sent To Toledo Hospital.
fRy Telegraph to The Tribune


cleveland Aug. 6.-Andrew l. Harris. Gov
ernor of Ohio was taken seriously Ill with pneu-
monia while attending the state encampment
OF tho United Spanish War Veterans. at De-
fance to-day. He was attended by two phy-
sicians who diagnosed his case as pneumonia
and this afternoon sent him to the state hos
pitaI at Toledo, where he will be under the
care Of DR.. Love. specialist AS the Governor
90 nearly seventy years old. his friends have
heco,e alarmed over his condition. Word to-
night from Toledo said the patient was resting
comfortably.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RESCUE Il CONGRESSMAN.
Dir. Waldo, Of Brooklyn, Saucd
after His Canoe Overturned.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

Portland, Me. Aug. 6.-The life Of Con-
gressman George z. Waldo. of Brooklyn. was
saved by party Of Watervil1e men at North
Pond. The men noticed a canoe overturned
about a mile out There strong WIND
and the water rough. there was little
time TO lose and a launch was fastened away.
Mr. Waldo had managed TO keep hold on his
little craft for twenty-five minutes, but was
dressed I'm a rubber coat which was heavy ana
the waves were dashing over him. making ms
position very dangerous. He was taken aboard
the launch and landed without trouble
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MOORISH P4CHA YIELDS.
CasabIonca Surrenders -MOrf TOJcHs
To Be Occupied.

Madrid Aug THE "ImparciaT' publishes a
dispatch from it's Tansier correspondent. saying
il is reported that the PaCha at Casablanca has
surrendered tas town. and that guards for tho
protection of foreigners Will be landed as SOON
az nossfbIe al Mogador Rabat. Saff and Naza-
gan.
The Spanish battIeship NumanCia has sailed
from, Ferrot for Morocco by way Of Cadiz IL
more Spanish troops are needed in Morocco they
probably will be supplied from the sarrisOns at
Ceuta and Melilla-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RAILROAD MOTOR MAKES RECORD.
Union Pacific Gasolene Car Beats Overland
Limited in 29O Mile Race.
Iev relegraph . rhe Tribune.I

Omaha. Aug. 6.-Union Pacific gasoiene motor
car No. 10 Yesterday beat the Overland Limited
I'm a 2gO-mile race from Omaha TO North Platte
The motor left Omaha half hour later than
the Overland, the fastest Of the transcontlnentai
.Afps and reached North Platte twenty-five
,,,i,,,tes behind the train. which ii had trailed
oil tho WAY At one time the motor attained a
enead of sixty-fve miles hour.
The car is on its way TO Denver. where II
will be placed i'm commission between that city
"a farr one hundred miles 10 the north. 1t
IN ,aka the place OF a regular passenger train
which is now run on that line
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
DIR. C4RNEGIES BIG GIFT.
Presented $500 900 to the king
Ed7card Hospital Fund.

London. Aug. 6-Andrew Carnegie has de
rosited in the Bank of England S|oN" as i
contribution to the King Edward Hospital FUND
The gift is unconditional Mr.. Carnegie e3-
pressed the desire that the money he spent as
seemed best. adding that the more strenuousiN II
was used for reform the bater for all con-
Cerned
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MISTOOK BRUNETTE FOR NEGRESS.
As Result of Conductors Error Girls Father
Sues Alexandria Trolley Company.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Alexandria. La. Aug. 6.-"Get back there
where YOU belong is the order alleged 70 have
been given by Jerome Caldwell. conductor Of A
Jim Crow street car 10 Miss Irene Flowers,
eighteen years old. passenger, in directing her
10 take seat in the compartment Of his car
reserved for negroes Because the conductor
hv mistake classed Miss Flowers. who IS Of
Caucasian birth, as a negress. the father Of the
Young woman VI. W Flowers. g teweller.
bro1rbt suit to-day for 5000 against the Alex
sndr1a Electric Railways Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BoDY OF MIR. ST. GAUDENs CREMATED
Ashes Taken Back to His Old Home, Where
Funeral Will Be Held To-day.

Cambridge Mass. Aug. 6-The body of Au-
gustus ST. Gaudens. the sculptor. who died
at Cornish n. H.. Saturday. was cremated
to-day at Mount Auburn. in accordance with
the wishes of the dead man. and the ashes were
sent back to Cornish. where the funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
e.,or AIS WIFE FOR BURGLAR.

,,o,ta aug I'll. B. Krumholz. an AUSTRIAN
=, .na killed his wife early this morning
,t,irkina, her a burglar The couple were awak-
o,,aa shortly after retiring by an unusual noise
- ayakaned the second time and near
i'eIi' t. a, th. ROOM Krumholz fired Getting
- 7,ght he found that he had killed his wife. VINO
"a Ieft the bed and in another part OF the
room.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BIG RUSSIAN LOAN UP?
Report That Emperors Discussed
Plan to Rebuild Nary.

London. Aug TN a dispatch from o.
Petersburg the correspondent OF Inc ITlOune
says that Emperor William OF Germany anu
Frnperor Nicholas of Russia discussed. during
,,,t ,ae,;ne, at Svrfnemunde n proposal that
Russia should negotiate loan of S6..ocUoo IN
Germany. on condition that this sum De eS-
nended exclusively for the rebuilding OF the
Pussian navy and that orders for warships De
placed only IN Germany.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BARROW OUT OF MINERS DEFENCE.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribure-l
Danver Aug 6-Clarence Darrow Will not repre-
sant the Western Federation of Miners at the trial
of George Pettibone in Boise. on October l. His
pIace will be taken by the Denver firm of Richard
son & Hawkins. f. F. Richardson stated TINS
evening that the executive board would meet and
close a contract with him and his partner
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Plan CONFINED ATTACK.
attorneys General UW Meet for
Trust and Railroad Prosecutions.

Jefferson City, Mo, Aug. Announcement
was made from the office of Attorney General
Hadley to-day that meeting of Attorneys
General of the Mississippi Valley will be held in
St Louis next Monday for the purpose OF plan
ming concerted action in the prosecution of suits
against many trust and railroad companies
Committees will be appointed to select the
place for a general meeting later OF all tho At
tornevs General of all the states.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
WISCONSIN ROADS ACCEPT LAW.

Tel graph 70 The Tribune-I
Milwaukee. Aug. 6-The railroads operating ii
Wisconsin have decided to accept the two-cent far
law without contest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
..~k TIE SMEARER" ARRESTED.

Telegraph 10 IfIIuIltI
1,a,anapoIs Aug. 6-W:lliam r. Gadd' an art
,,,dart thirty-two years old is under arrest
charged with being Jack the Smearer. who has
~,;red many party gowns at operas. lectures, etc.
~ throwing dirt on women. Last night he was
e.er TO throw dirt the gown of woman VINO
was boarding a streetcar. He confessed to-day that
h. had followed the practice for three years
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NEUy YORKERS SUICIDES.
Couple, SAID To Be from Here, Had
Lost at Monte Carlo.

Naples, Aug Ga lir. and Mrs buckingham
who came from New York committed suicide oy
taking poison at Castellamare to-day Inc Ied-
son for the suicide that they had sustalheu
serious gambling losses at Monte Carlo.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
l. & N. ROAD DEFIES THE STATE.
DESPITE the Local Law It Would Move Its
Case to the Federal Court.

birmingham, Ala, Aug. ct was announced
tonight that the Nashville. Chattanooga &
st Louis Railway a subsidiary Of tho Louis
VILE & Nashville, had filed application at GadS-
den Ala 10 move from the state courts
10 the federal court. The application for re-
moval has not yet been acted on.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
YOUNGEST CIVIL WAR SOLDIER DEAD.

%ev, Rritain Conn. Aug. 6.-Joseph H. White'
said to be the youngest volunteer in the Civil war
anstjng at the age of nine years and eight months
as a drummer boy in Company A, "a New haiI'p-
IL VoIunteers died in this city to-day at the age
of aftv-four years of pneumonia He leaves wire
civ, children
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
AnnnnuGn1ER FOB Z. w. LAWSON

IFsv Telegraph 10 The Irinune.i
Ros,on Aug 6-Thomss w. Lawson ls no" d
nafat,or ! uine-pound girl was born to-day 10
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lawson at their home IN " u
. chester
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
KANN COLLECTION SOLD.
Duueens Pay 50 900, 900 for Famous
Works of 1rt.

London. Aug 6-Duveen Brothers, of London
to-day purchased for s5.000,0OO the famous col
lection of pictures and art treasures of the late
RodoIphe Kann, the Paris 1nancier.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

The news that the Duveens have bought the
Eodophe Kann collection confirms the exclusive
dispatch. published several weeks ago in The
Tribune from its Paris correspondent, who in
vestgated the reports that J. p. Morgan was
seeking to purchase the pictures and other
works of art gathered by the Paris banker. The
Duveens have acted for Mr.. Morgan in many of
his purchases y number of noteworthy pictures
in this collection have been reproduced in the
Illustrated Supplement Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
AFTER ALL, USHER-5 THE SCOTCH
s0At made the hiyhbau famous.-Advt -

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
OLD,TIME FIRM
CHANGES HANDS
Brown Terry & Woodruff Sell
Out to W. E. Fife Of George
Mullett'S.

The well-known local firm Of Brown
Terry a Woodruff that has been en-
gaged IN the mems furnishings for so
many years sold out today. az private
sale, 10 W. T.. Fife who has for a long
time been associated with George Null
lett in the same line OF business. ana
the purchaser is now in possession.
The retiring firm. however. only dis
pose Of the store business proper. and
wiz continue TO conduct the laundry
department as before. Mr.. M. r. Nc
Namara. who has been manager for
Brown, Terry q Woodruff for the past
six years, win remain uGder the new
ownership for 30 days anyway. by
which time Il viii be- settled whether
be will remain on cast his lines olsc-
where.
The house which has Just changed
hands, has been conducted az the same
stand on Main street near Second
South for some 80 years though there
has been half a dozen changes iu own
ership in that time, and is one of the
best known ana established houses ln
this part az the country. So The last
change Will he noted with interest by
the local business community.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-06
The ROOSEVELT
PEACE CONGRESS
RumOred President Will Convene
One of His Own in Wash
ingtOn Very Soon.
WILL EMBRACE CHIEF POWERS
IL Is said That He f. Not at All sat
isfed With Result Of The
Hague Conference.

Chicago, Sept "a special to the
Record-H Herald from Washington says:
The latest rumor affecting Rooseveltian
activity is TO the effect that the presi-
dent intends 20 call a peace congress-"
OF his own 20 embrace the ambassadors
OF the powers accredited to Washing
ton, as soon as they return from their
summer haunts
An anonymous diplomat who is held
responsible for the novel rumor. ex-
plains that the president is not az all
satisfied with the results Of the peace
conference at The Hague and Is de-
termiued Co add another wreath Of lau-
rels to his crown OF peace before he
leaves the White House IL Is stated
mat Ambassador Jusserand, ofF'rance,
and Ambassador Sternburg Of Ger
many. have siguihed their willingness
10 participate in such a conference.
James Bryce, the British ambassador,
lis 20 be President Roosevelts chief
support during the meeting, according
TO the rumor. and If the reports can be
believed, be- already has received au-
thorization from King Edward 10 CO.
operate with the president as far as
possible. the possibility being left enc
urely TO the ambassador disCrimina-
ton.
The information Is added that not
only win the future peace OF the world
be generally discussed, but that sew
eral other international matters, such
as the Chinese situation, the Pacific
fleet question. Korea's future, the Mon
roe doctrine, South African territories
and any other questions which interest
two OF more nations In diverse ways,
viii be- taken MP,