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New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

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KIns Isns''i Rv sHaeIne new w; seymour Mary F.
Munroe. Chester c West Edwin.
st 5 s9ts XWandeg0s W 7 at s hsT Teasnce No 50
1907 widow OF Richard HOFFMAN Benson. daughter Of
vandeTpoeL Funeral services her residence. Mon
BUTTIKoFER- Friday. October az hts residence.
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evening October at SIS Interment SUNDAY October
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Munroe Notice Of funeral hereafter
NICHoLs-suddenly THURSDAY. October 5 william 7.
oh ai' suSdaS lssqSns octSSsr a. 0S
RoBERT-on Thursday. October s. 1907. J. Eugens
Robert OF No. as West list St. New York City.
Conn. on Monday. October I ieO7. at 1880 a m.
9epot az s:6a M Taterment az convsn,sncs q
fay Ki1dy omit flow GDUeTs NeqGhste lausanne
Washington. D c. papers please copy
RYLANCE-At Manchester England. September "a.
IN his s2d year the Joseph Fl. Rylance. d D.
rectoremeritus OF ST. Marks Episcopal Church OF tbs
city OF York The funeral services will be held
on Monday. October :. 1230 p. ST. Marks
Church. corner of 10th street and Second avenue
sEYMOCR-At Montclair. n. J.. on October a 1907.
F, daughter OF the late Charles ST. John and
Elizabeth Seymour Funeral services VIII be hsld
residence. No. % Crescent.
Monday. October q, at p m Interusnt at tins
convenience OF family
TREDwELL-On Thursday October 8. 1907 at her Izts
residence. No. 90 4th St. New York City Pnsba
Eleanor daughter OF tho late seabur ard Eliza Earl
Parker TredweI. IN the roth oS he. age Rsla-
tives invited
residence Monday. October z. 10 o'clock
WEST-On Wednesday, October . az Los Angeles Cal.
Dr. Edwin West. aged 81 years Fursra and tnssrnnsns
az Los
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
WINS A REVOLVER; KILLS BROTHER

oxford. Penn. Oct. 4-Edward Kaufman nine
years old. was instantly killed at Nottingham near
here. to-day. by his brother Harry. The elder boy
recently a revolver on a cane board sc the
county fair. Armed with the weapon, he went to
meet Edward on his way home from school, and
pretending TO be a highwayman held the little
fellow up at the point of the pistol. The weapon
discharged. and the bullet penetrated young
Kaufman's brain. The brother at an inquest was
exonerated from blame
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
pREssMEN's STRIKES ORDERED.

TO enforce the demand Of the International
Printing Pressmen's Union that an eight-hou
schedule go into effect on November Is. strikes
were ordered yesterday in the pressrooms of Theo-
dore L. De Winnie & Co. Lafayette and 4th streets;
the Publishers Company and the American Bank
Note Company. Over a year ago an agreement
made between the officers of the union and
the United rypothet9 Of America that the eight
hour workday to begin until January l.
1853. This agreement repudiated at a meeting
II ~ - sAsnasu later,
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DU POINT RETURNS; NOT WORRYING.
Statements in Reference to Government
Powder Trust Misleading, He Says.
TBy telegraph to T'ho Tribune. ]

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 4.-Senatof Henry A Du
Pont who spent the summer in Europe. returned
to Wilmington to-day. Regarding the government 3
suit 10 dissolve the Du Pont Powder Trust. and in
which the Senator is named defendant, he saiIi
Some OF the statements in the bill are mislead-
ing while others without any foundation in
fact In due season the company will file its an
swer. but with this have nothing whatever TO do.
as am not connected with IL any powder COM
pany In any official capacity. My own answer will
he filed by me in court at the proper time"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
sHAKE-UP IN TENosRLoIn STATION.

The sudden transfer OF the four lieutenants and
the six roundsmen duty at the Tenderoin sta
ton caused surprise in police circles yesterday.
Commissioner Bingham would give no reason for
were the result OF certain privileges granted a
Police Department clerk in the SOth street station.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
DIVORCE SUIT IN BOSTON.
George Lee Peabody Brings Action Against
His Wife, Charging Desertion.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Boston. Oct. A sensation has been created
here by the hng of papers in the divorce suit of
George Zee Peabody, member Of the banking firm
of Lee. Hgginson & Co, against his wife, Eliza
beth Crowninsheld Peabody, from whom he has
been separated three years. Alleged desertion is
given as the cause. Mr.. Peabody is known 4
clubman and his wife is a well known horsewoman.
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10 FORCE SUBSCRIBERS TO PAY.
KnickerbOeker Trust Company Sues in Inter.
est of Brunswick Hotel Company.

The Knickerbocxer Trust Company has
brought suit against a number of subscribers
70 the Brunswick Hotel Company. the allega-
tion being that the subscriptions were not paid
in. The new hotel was never built. and in its
place an office building was erected AS a re-
suit. several of the subscribers did not pay up
The whole amount in dispute is less than s5O.-
0OO- This sum. it was learned yesterday. is
fully secured.
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CAPTAIN &. a. CURTIS.

Fredonia. n. Y, Oct. 4.-Captain z. A. Curtis the
last surviving officer of the 112th New York Volun-
teers OF the Civil War died to-day He was sew
enty-six years old. Captain Curtis was appointed
a member of the New York State Mckinley Monu-
ment Commission in 1901 He was delegate TO
tho st. Louis convention which nominated Presi-
dent Mckinley in 1856
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Among the passengers VINO Will san to-uay ioE
Europe are:
NEW YORK. FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mrs NJ s. Eames. George Knight
Miss Estabrook. Henry X oakley.
w. A. 3. Hicks C. D. Andrew.
Carl L. Perrin.
NINNEHAEA. FOR LONDON.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Baldwin Charles j Palmer. Yrs,.r
J, Mr. ana MIS- r " Osner.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Mapesi
KRooNLAND FOR ANTWERP.
Miss Edith ]. BIauvelt. Mrs. H. 3. slaughter
Mrs l. s. Owsley. Mrs. Charles v. Spear
Miss Mary Bethune ShIpp. Miss Eleanor Taylor
CAMPANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
ur and Mrs John r. Mr. and Mrs E. J. Lake
Mr. ana Mrs o. w. Bright Mr. and Mrs. z. n Still.
KoENIGIN LUIsE. FOR NAPLES.
Charles 8 Francis Ameri-lN B Stewart.
can Amba ssador 10 Aus Mr and Mrs William ],
haDass 5le aFS KIRBY 5tS Rrigader General Louis ".
Mnon,nSd Nm ana Mrs j. J. Rogers CazIarc. U. S. A
PRESIDENT GRANT. FOR HAMBURG.
r,or,s. r Cutter. Mr and Mrs. Horace r
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. DicKlh- Weeks. NJ, ,S VI,
NJ s E. Hudson. Paul
Miss Oc.ava Murphy
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
CEDRIC. FROM LIVERPOOL
Mrs Thomas Bailey AIdrich Justice and Mrs David Lew
r IT, d. Berridge. entritt
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Bryce, Sir Horace I'lunkett
Mr. and Mrs George w Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter
Forsvth Shannon
Mrs Benjamin Harrison.
LA PROVENCE. FROM HAvRE
Mrs J. c. Armstrong. Ambassador and Mrs Jus
Mrs Mrs eossiist eossitt MT and Mi. T. A. Have
Justice and Mrs p. H. meyer.
puXro,
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HOUSES CONDITION UNCHANGED.

The condition OF Magistrate Frederick B. House.
who is i'll from pneumonia at his home. No so
West list street. remains unchanged. Mrs. House
said last night that the family physician would
probably hold a consultation with DR.. Janeway to-
day The crisis IN the agistrates illness is expected
Monday.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At -HE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-A. Dune Havana; ]. s. Ritter
HarrisburE BELMONT-H. S. Lyons Mobilei T.
Mandon, Paris; u. G. Webb, PittsburS- I 81 n, \,
INGHAM-E. L. Chermont, Washington GOTHAM
Mrs. Mark a. Hanna. Cleveland HOLLAND ND
Pittsburs IANHATTAN-James Stillwell. Chi
caCo- ST. REGIS-I. II Moore. Chicago.
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cRImEAN WAR VETERAN DIES.

Lexington. KY. Oct 4-Frank Dillon. who be-
Neved he was the last of the little band that sur
vived the charge at Balaklavs IN the Crimean
War died here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

NICHOLS s. xzsMITH1october 3. at Luletro, the rest
dence OF the brides mother. Mrs. WASHINGTON
Romaine Nichols az Elberon. ". J.. by the Right
Rev James A McFaul. Bishop OF Trenton. Hem
rtetta Nichols. OF New York, TO Charles Emory
Smith. of PHILADELPHIA
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Highest temperature yesterday 70 degrees lowest e5
average for corresponding date last year.
corresponding date last thrtythree
Forecast-Fair and slightly colder to-day; sun
day, partly cJoudys fresh west wtndA
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UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL Co. 241-s wess ga srs
Chapels Private public ambuances Tel 1924 Ceises-
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be fndorsed
with full name and address
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Wsshington Oct A.
The rapid eastward movement OF the region dis
caused rains in the Ohio
thence eastward 10 the Atlantic. Rain fallen in
the middle Mississippi Valley. Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Texas The temperature has fallen quite generally In
westward 10 Texas Showers probable Saturday in
Gulf South states fair weather
elsewhere. although the conditions somewhat
turbed along the lakes and in New England Sunday
promises be fair moderately eastern and
central districts In the West fair weather with
temperatures. is Indicated
storm warnings displayed the New England
The winds along the New England and middle Atlantic
will be fresh to brisk diminishing along
the south Atlantic Coast fresh southwest along the
Gulf Coast light and variable the West Gulf Coast
fresh south. and the lower and lakes fresh
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports viii
have fresh west winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks.
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

"a readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand Central
Station Webster Jerome Avenue trolleys and
rage Lots. SIPS TeIephons ASS GEanerey for Book
OF Views representative
once 90 East 2sd St. New York city.
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Forecast for specIaI Localities.-For New Englana.

Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For New England.
fair to-day except rain in Maine: Sunday. fair.
diminishing winds.
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey, Delaware the District OF Columbia Maryland
Virginia fair slightly colder to-day Sunday
cloudy, fresh winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. Western New York and
Ohio partly cloudy to-day and Sunday. Fight fresh
west winds
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Local oficiaI Record-The following official record
Weather Bureau shows the changes tenn
perature for twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
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FROM HAVRE.

Ambassador and Mrs. JUS
serand.
Mr.. and Mrs T. "A. Have
meyer.
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vanderpoel. residence. No. 80
East SD street New York City, Thursday. October g.
1907. widow OF Richard HOFFMAN Benson. daughter OF
the late Abraham r. Vanderpoel and Harriet Goodwin
VanderpOeL Funeral services at her residence Mon
day. October Z. 1907 o'clock a m Intsrraent az
Greer
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
WHY THE GAZETTE DOES IT.

The Gazette, by the way, begins today the publication in full of all acts of the present legislature not longer than seven sections and of synopses of all acts longer than seven sections. Such publication will show the people of Arkansas what laws have been put on the statute books by the present legis- lature. e.-L Little Rock Gazette.
 And why does the Gazette, by the way, begin the publication in full of all acts of the present legis- lature not longer than seven sec tions and of synopses of all acts longer than seven sections' It IS because the newspaper and stamp act graft, which after being once killed and afterwards resuscitated, contains, among other adroitly framed sections designed to elini-
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

in position to pass judgment up on them. But as it is they are kept in the dark and do not know and probably never will know what truth, if any, there is in these charges.
 But MT. Mann says: "In the first place, MT. Donaghey is not capable of passing upon the work on a building like the new state capitol. He is not even a good mechanic and his judgment on such matters as he is attempting to pass upon should not be accepted. Assuredly not. MT. Donaghey was born and reared in Arkansas. How could he know anything about ar chitecture? That, perhaps, was the reason the commissioners refused to accept his bid on the capitol, which was the lowest and best sub- mitted. They realized the fact that a couple of ducks-one of them, however, was a Drake, we be- lieve-would have to be imported from Indiana to construct the cap itol. MT. Donaghey was not even a good mechanic. He knew noth- ing about manipulating the ma chinery of a state job so that the bood1ers would get their share of graft. Were the contract awarded to him thousand dollar bills might not be distributed with such princely prolifgacy as would be the case if firm more used to such procedure were put ill charge. . Let MT. Mann wait and see whether or not Mr.. Donaghey' S charges are actually proved. Ii the things the Conway contractor has been saying are shown to be untrue, then his assertion of MT. Donaghey's incompetency will not be questioned.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
ORDINANCE NO. 153.

An ordinance entitled "An ordinance to Pro- hibit Disorder at and about Public Gather ings."
 Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Conway, Arkansas:
 Section One. It shall be unlawful for any person to disturb by using loud, unusual. in decent or profane language, or by any loud or unusual noise, or by any unusual or indecent conduct whatsoever any congregation assembled for religious worship, or any audience or lawful public gathering assembled for any purpose whatever within the City of Conway.
 Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to loiter or congregate at or near to the entrance of any church, college, or other building of public character, wherein public gathering of any kind Is being held within the City of Conway.
 Section }. Any person violating the provis- tons of Sections and of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of 6 misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof before the Mayor or other proper officer shall be fined in any sum not less than one nor more than fifty dollars.
 Section +. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed end this ordinance shall be In force and effect from and. after its passage and publication.
 DPsssed March IF, tsO7
 rRAHK E. ROBINS, Mayor. R. D. WHITE, Recorder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

By reference to the monthly re- port of Superintendent O. o. Flor ence of the Conway public schools, published in this issue, it will be seen that the enrolment in the white school has increased from 4o2 in 1905 to 497 for the same month in 1907. This represents a gain of "A per cent ill the two years, or practically one fourth. This gain, when applied to the population of Conway is very sig nifcant. A little less than two years ago an accurate census ot the city's population was taken and the number of inhabitants found to be 26I1. If, as may be fairly assumed, the gain in enrolment at the school represents a propor- tionate gain in the city's popula- ton, Conway is now city of 325o souls. There has been no territory added to the school district within the two years, but as a matter oi fact, considerable section has been subtracted from it.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

Our old friend, John T. Young, now of Tishimingo, I. T., is can diate for district judge before the Democratic primaries in his dis trict. MT. Young was for eight or ten years valued citizen of Con- way and was one of the leading at- torneys of the local bar. While here he took all active interest in politics and, as chairman of the county central committee in 1894, was a strong factor in redeeming the county from tour years ad- ministration of Populist and Re publican officials. His many friends here earnestly hope that he will be successful in his present aspira- tions.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER. In Faulkner Chancery Court. Electric Light Improvement District of Con- way, Arkansas, ct al, Plaintiffs
 VS,
 Eva Van Ronkel, ct al, Defendants. The Defendant, Eva Van Ronkel is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintins; the Electric Light Improvement District or Conway, Arkansas, and the Board of Directors of Electric Light Improvement District of Con way, Arkansas.
 Given under my hand as Clerk of the Faux. ner Chancery Court and the seal of said Couf'l on this lst day of March, 1907. (SeaD A. M. LEDBETTER, Rv.r K varcurpp n 2S.A
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

nate the country weekly from shar- ing any of the pie, a provision that all newspapers paid tor by the state under this act shall pub fish in full all bills passed contain ing seven sections or less and a synopsis of all bills passed contain ing over seven sections. This means that something over S7oo a week is paid by the state to the two Little Rock dailies. And this is why the Gazette, by the way, begins the publication in full of all acts, etc.
 We have no especial desire to quarrel with the Gazette on ac- count of this subsidy which the legislature has seen fit to sgrant to it and the Little Rock Democrat. But the Gazette ought not to put on pious expression and pretend that it is publishing these acts for no other motive than to convey in formation to it's readers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

The following, clipped from She Arkansas City New Enterprise, newspaper edited by MT. John w. Davis, a member of the legislature, is typical of a number of expres- sions by the state press:
 If George Washington Donrghey is correct in his charges regarding the way our new state capitol is be- ing built, the people ought to know it, and if Donaghey is liar they ought to know that.
 Which is perfectly true. But the following paragraph from the same paper shows that it may be difficult for the people to find out who is the liar:
 The manner of conducting the capitol investigation by the legisla- tive committee, which has been holding secret sessions, is causing much unfavorable press comment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $t A YE
ADVERTISING RATES.

DISPLAY ADvERTIsING-The fiat rate, lEA cents per inch per week. except on contracts for d specified space to run one year, on which the rate is 10 cents per inch per week.
 LOCALS AND READING NoTIcEs--S cents per line per week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
MIR. MANN'S REPLY.

For the past two years George w. Donaghey of this city has been assiduously hurling charges against the construction of the state capitol, with the details of which our read CTS are doubtless familiar. Until this week no reply or denial has come from either the architect, the capitol commissioners or the con tractors. In an interview ln Sun days St. Louis Post-Dispatch, however, Architect George k. Mann specifically denies some ot these charges, partially admits the truth of some and faiis to notice others.
 Summarized, the statement of MT. Mann is about as follows:
 1.' Donaghey is incompetent to make charges.
 ?. Plans have not been mater ially changed.
 ,3. No iron work has been left out and nothing has been omitted that would weaken structure.
 4. No deficiency in stone work.
 5. No error in columns.
 6. Architect has not overdrawn pay.
 ?. Neither have contractors.
 MT. Mann admits that "a few minor changes have been made 1n the plans. MT. Donaghey says, "only the brick work, the stone work, the iron work and the fire proohng have been commenced up to this time. The cost of these four items is S735, ,ooo, and all have been changed in every way possible to make the service less and the pay more than the origi- nal contract, plans and spectca- tions provide for" MT. Mann ad- mits that the iron work is not done according to specifications, but claims the building is not weaken ed thereby; he admits that the granite base course hns not been polished, but says the state has been paid SI7oo for the deficiency; he admits that the columns have not been futed, but says that this work may yet be don. Of course, it is to be supposed that he would deny overdrawing his pay, for he would be liable under his bond If he had done so.
 The whole statement ot MT. Mann simply raises questions ot veracity between MT. Donaghey and MT. Mann. If the legislative Investigating committee were not conducting its inquiry in secret sessions, the people of the state would know from day to day just what part of MT. Donaghey' s charges were being proved and what part disproved and would be
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
 2,65O

The actual average circulation for 5I Issues in 1905 was PHO.
 The actual average circulation for 5I Issues in 1904 was IOSO. the net gain for the year 1905 being 4OI, or 23A per cent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14
Catarrh and Headache.

Mrs z. E. Goforth, 2l19 Holly Street, Kansas City writes: After using sample bottle and two 25c bottles of Hunts Lightning Oil, l am almostswell of Catarrh. It stops my headaches. keep house without it." She is right
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-14

WARNING ORDER. In Faulkner Chancery Court. Conway Mercantile Company, Plaintiff.
 vS.
 John W. Downs. D. L. Young and Mai Young, Defendants.
 The defendants, D. l.. Young and Mai founlsl are hereby warned to appear in this court wi.S .s in thirty days and answer the complaint oi '~ plaintiff, the Conway Mercantile Company; .s. Given under my hand as Clerk of, and .ss ,u. seal of the Faulkner Chancery Court on tn' End day of March, 1907. A. N. LKDBETTEx, (Seall 18-4 Clerk Faulkner Chancery CouIs