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New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
DETECTTYE REARRESTED.
Gregory, of Nescark, Noso Charged
zcith attempt to XII.

State Detective Francis J. Gregory, H. manager
OF the New Jersey Detective Agency in Nev-arl.
who created much excitement with n revolver az
Broad and Market streets in that city Wednesday
morning by firing two shots at George Helms
cabman, with whom he had an argument and vvas
fined s. and allowed TO go. was rearrested ves.er
day at the direction Of Police Judge Howell who
had 6ned him. and placed under ST. 500 bonds oD
charge of attempting to Kill the cabman
James +. Caffrey, an undertaken, was his bonds
man.
When Gregory arraigned the first time he
fore Judge Howell he charged with n sIr,Dle
violation of city ordinance. in that he DISCHARGED
a revolver on a day other than holiday In
public highway. The ordinance fixes the nena1t,-
for the violation, and the magistrate asserts tbo+
he ignorant of the seriousness of C;reqor,.,s
when the prisoner at the bar
The police. who were fully acquainted with the
situation, for some reason which has not vet beeD
made clear. made special effort to correct the
judges impression OF the case. Judge Howeu snb
sequently became aware that there had been al
criticism of his disposition OF H. and upo,
investigating, learned from the police records that
Gregory's offence had been more serious than was
represented to him.
He ordered Captain Serbia. whose men arrested
Gregory. 10 investigate further and report on the
matter. and ut the time Mayor HaussIirg
whose attention had been directed 10 the shootiDr
ahray. summoned the police magistrate 20 taIl-
over the matter. Gregory was rearrested at his
office
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
PHILIPPINE ELECTION.
Order for Choice of Delegates to
assembly Signed by President.

Washington. March 29.-The President has signed
the executive order requiring the Philippine Com
mission 10 issue the call required by law for a
general election OF delegates the first Philippine
Assembly. The order Tecites the fact that peace
has practically been restored to all the Christian
sections OF the islands. Though time for the
election is named in the Presidents order, the
philippine Commission has already fixed July 30 as
tho date.
The legal authority for the executive order Is
contained in act OF Congress approved July 1,
1902 which IS made a part of the order. This act
stipulates that whenever the President shall be
satisfied that conditions OF general and complete
peace have been established, which fact shall be
certified 10 him by the Philippine Commission. he
shall direct census OF the population be taken
Two years after the completion Of this census
conditions OF peace still prevailing TO the satisfac-
tion OF the President ne IS to issue the election
order which is 70 apply TO all the territory OF the
an tribes The election is TO be for che choice OF
delegates 10 popular body to be known as the
Fhliippne Assembly. When chosen and ORGANIZED
the Assembly s 10 possess all the legslative power
now held and exercised by the Philippine Com
mission. except such as relates to the Moro and
other non-Christtan tribes The upper house Of the
newly formed legislature will be the Phuppins
Commission
The President says in the order that he received
tne certiheation OF peace September H. 1902 and
nine days later ordered the census to be taken
Ihe complete returns were reported on March 2S
iyvo- Inc proclamation bears date March 2s, 1897
thus complying specifically with the law.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
BUSSE SUES HEARST.
disks Big Damages for Alleged Ii
beIs in Latter's Papers.
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Chicago March 29.-Libel suits asking dam
ages of S15O,O0o were filed in the Superior Court
OF Cook County to-day by Postmaster f. a.
Busse against William Randolph Hearst.
The suits make the following persons and in
stitutlons co-defendants with Mr. Hearst: Arthur
Brisbane, editorial writer; T. E. Powers. car
toonist; T. Z. Sullivan. cartoonist: Hearsts
Chicago American" ana Hearst's Chicago Ex-
aminer,"
There are in all six libel suits. each for $4,000
damages based on cartoons and editorials three
Of which appeared in The American" and the
others in The Examiner" all within the last
three days 1t is announced that proceedings
charging criminal libel will be instituted within
a few days if the attacks are continued by the
Hearst newspapers
In a statement issued tonight Mr.. Busse
says:
within the last week stories have appeared
in the Hearst newspapers in maliciously false
terms. the apparent purpose of which is to hold
me up a tough, a gun fighter and an all
around disreDutable and dangerous citizen
owe it to my mother and my sister. to saw moth
ing Of loyal friends. to bring my accusers to a
place where they must answer under oath and
where their falsehoods can be disproved."
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
MARVIN CLEWS FAIL.
Rumor That Missing Boy Is in This
City Pr0Ues GrOundleSs.

Dover. Del, March 29.-The report that Hor-
ace N Marvin, jr. has been found in wood
near the home of his father at Kits Hammock
upon investigation by the detectives tonight
was found 10 be incorrect
Late tonight word was received here saying
that the boy had been found. and the detectives
who have been working on the case for almost
a month started for the Marvin home. When
they arrived there they found that the rumor
was baseess.
The detectives tonight got statement from
Miss Lucy <illen. and they believe that the
two strangers who held the young woman up on
Tuesday night knew something about the miss
ing child if they are not the actual kidnappers
A report came from Wilmington, Del, yesterday
that Or. Marvin had received n letter. signed
Bruner." telling him he would find his boy at No.
li3 East 25th street. Captain McDeTmott Of the
East 22d street station visited the address given.
1t is a large office building. The detectives found
a boz named William Bruner. but he denied all
knowledge OF the letter. and said he had never
heard OF the Marvin
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
INCREASE OF S1O5,875, ZOO.
Special Franchise Ta.r Assessments
for This City Reported.

Albany. March 29.-Special franchise tax as
-sessnents for 1907 for the cities Of New York
Rochester. Jamestown Gloversville and Ithaca
were reported tonight by the State Board Of
Tax Commissioners, which consists of Egburt
Z. Woodbury. Frank Z. PerIey and Benjamin Z.
Hall. New York City corporations are in
creased $lO5.375. 700. Some of the assessmests
upon widely known New York City corporations
are as follows Brooklyn Rapid Transit sys-
TEN, So. .645 600, an increase of $1G1 90
over 1906; Manhattan Elevated system. $74,-
100000 an increase of $40 300 600: Metropolitan
Street, Railroad system. S1O3. GOO 600 an increase
of S24130OO0; Consolidated Gas system, $780,
100000 an increase Of S17, $40 900: Brooklyn
Union Gas system. S19120OO0 an increase OF
S2,110OO0; New York Telephone Company. S27,-
100000, an increase OF S103l2O00
The totaliasseSsments levied for Rochester for
1907 amount TO S1O,16S,000. as against IS 29S-
go for lastiy year. an increase Of 81. .S69. .325
The total for jamestown Is S5T3. 2OO an in
crease Of S9S:149;, for Gloversville $335 700 an
increase Of $4,000, and for Ithaca $500 500 an
increase of $112600.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
THE BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY.
Officer Of 25th Infantry'in Doubt as to Ne
groes' Guilt or Innocence.

Washington. March 29-I.ieutenant Greer.
quartermaster and acting battalion adjutant OF
the 25th Infantry on the night Of the affray az
Brownsville, on the stand to-day in the in
vestigation conducted by the Senate COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs. In the absence OF CAPTAIN
Macklin he took command OF Company c while
the shooting was in progress. He testified In
detail concerning occurrences at the post that
night.
At the close OF a long direct examination the
witness told Senator Foraker that while he had
believed the men of the 10Th Infantry did the
shooting, bis mind was open on the sub
ject of their guilt or innocence. He thought the
firing came from about the centre OF the town
and that ShOtguns and revolvers were used IL
was his opinion that high power rifles were not
used in the firing he heard He estimated that
II would requiIe forty fifty minutes 10 clean
a gun so that IL would stand inspection after
having been fired. He did not believe the guns
could have been cleaned in the dark without
showing traces Of OIL. IL oil We're used. and if
not used the guns could not be thoroughly
cleaned
At the morning session the committee re-
examined Walker McCurdy. former Quartermas-
ter sergeant OF Company Il. 25th Infantry con-
cernng surplus rifles kept in the stOrehOuses.
He was positive that none Of the rifles in the
arms chests had been used in the shooting
The committee will take recess Of two weeks
April O.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30

cal situation in either life or fire insurance cir
cles as that of last summer, and that the work
of the department was now mostly routine.
Just now the entire situation is in allegiance
and little is being DONE" said Mr.. Kelsey.
For what reason?"
Because my head is supposed to be in jeop-
ardy. l had intended to straighten out all
matters in the department before this time
Have all the provisions of the Armstrong
law been carried out?" asked Judge Hatch.
II believe that they have"
rs there a single provision Of 1t which has
not been put in force?"
''Not that / know Of
HAS there been any criticism of your con-
duct besides that of Governor HuGhes?" asked
Judge Hatch.
Nothing. except newspaper comments"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
To5Iorogus Issue Of
THE NEW YORK TIMES
TIE ILLUSTRATIONS

He Risen"
. The Manger Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
sbe cave where Christ is believed TO have been born
4-Nave of the Church of the Nativity Bethlehem
5-Interior Of the church Of the Nativity
G-rower OF the Church of the Holy sepulehre. also
facade
5TurkIsh soldiers guard during Holy Week. Church
Holy Sepulchre
s-The lateral facade Of the Holy sepulchre
ANTERIOR Of the Churcn of the Holy sepulchre.
1O-Pigrims nations in procession from Church
11-Native women at the dancing during Easter
12-rhe creek Patriarch in procession
1s-The feet washing held Olaundy Thursday
14-Spo on which Jesus condemned to death.
15-spot on which Jesus took up the Cross.
leWhere the Saviour RE fel under the o,S Cross
ls-At point simon the Cyrenan. helped Jesus
1o-where ST. Veronica presented the with
2o-vvhere the Lord fell a beneath Cross
2-At point devoted women os Jerusalem wept
22wSere the third time fell beneath the Cross
nailed cli'i to the Cross.
the the Of Ssi T Sd n the I a
g The shepherds :, field id,,I3Hd1 Bethlehem
GsnsFaI 2GsnsaI View View Of Of fseaiSaS6 Sa1aTeth
5Rs apa2 Of a nr
3-uins place where Jesus foretold ruin Of Jer
a2-Rains faisa't at capernaum.
3s-Interor Of the cave OF the agony.
s5-PiIgrms ,6 Bathing in the River Jordan. &C.
Of Galilee the city in which Jesus performed
miracle.
ST-Josephs workshop, Nazareth.
3S-The Fountain of Sloan.
Of the Temptation 10 the summit OF which
Jesus carried.
4O-The Tomb OF Lazarus. Bethany.
4i-Ruins the house OF Martha. Bethany.
A2-The of
s3-General view OF Bethany.
44-The Woman at st. Mary's Well Nazareth
a5-Tha House Of PLATE.
46-street leading to Herod's Palace Jerusalem
4T-A graphic Illustration Of the parable OF the Good
Samaritan. &c
4s-The Cave said be the place where Judas hanged
himself
49-Pool OF Hezeslah.
5G-The OF BethpaGe
51-The Field of Blood, or Valley OF EIinnorn
52-General view OF the Valley of Jehoshaphat
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
CARING FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.
Good Work Of Sisters Of the Annuueiatio1
Shown in Annual Report.

The fourteenth annual report Of the House OK
the AnnuncatiOn for Crippled and Incurabls Chii-
dren under the care OF the Sisters @ the Annuh-
citation. at Broadway and West 155Jh street. opei.s
with a description OF the new house into WHICH
the sisters and their patients moved last SpteI'-r
The house. which contains three wards, eaea 49,
ten beds. is entirely paid for. though there =
mortgage on the land. toward the paying V- -
which the sisters ask subscriptions. IA
a year ago the sisters rented a house ~ -,
street for the winter and IN the spring went y
country with their charges. where they reh-.
six months. The health OF the children unael ' -
care has been exceptionally good IN the ias' SoN'
no deaths having occurred
rhe house physician reports that IN seD'snasf-
1895 there were eighteen patients in the houss 80
that four were admitted during the year tvv5
September 1906 OF the total OF twenty y-sMs .s.ssf
were discharged cured, one very inucn -, - bor,e
one over the age limit and three Wels s vriit,4
leaving in the house when the report We l-.~.1z
ffteeu These are classified as follows. S--ssS-s,s'
Tron1 atroDhy /: from cOXalgia. 2 1rol- 1s.
q. FsottsTs disease, s. and from spin9 ui.s' o.
tFeasurer's report shows receipts 1ol --' -
StN Az "a
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
ALLEGED SECRET SQUAD.
Bingham Saidato Haze Formed Or
ganizatiOn of Picked Men.

It was reported yesterday that Police Commits
sioner Bingham had organized a secret squad OF
men, who had sworn 70 be as faithful him per-
sonai!y and as loyal TO the interests of the city
generally as the Czar Of Russa's picked men are
70 him. How many men we're in this secret group
could net DO learned, but they were sald 20 have
oeea aelec2ed from police forces IN other cities
RuInor aed It that this squad furnished the
Conalsissc2e- with TIE Information that prorntt.d
the -slc On t.a treasury OF the 2ocenen's Be
nevcis:.s HEscUiatCa.
Jiie FoEc5 co-cmsss.oneF. VIXEN these rurors
Were ye-ated % Inn, Refused 20 discuss them Ne
Would neither aGIn!: deny that such an or-
sanzf&ton existed. Fhe meeting place OF the neV
Ag6 re = tioE Is OF course unknown Persons about
Soiieo ser7 yesterday affected TO know ali
about the salsd and where & met but refused to
speak n detail
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
MIR. CANNON REACHES HAVANA.
Governor MagOOn Receives Congressmen-
Plans for Their Entertainment.

Havana March 29-The steamer Bldchsrs
with Speaker Cannon and his party on board.
arrived here this morning from Colon. Ths
visitors were received by Governor Niagoon at
the palace this afternoon. A Cuban band played
in the Palace garden during the reception.
The congressman went over the city in a sps-
ciaI streetcar. Governor Nunez and Mayer Car
denas went with them. Ex-Congressman HaW-
ley. Of Texas. entertained the visitors at din
ner tonight. Tomorrow they will visit the
Moro and Cabahas fortresses. and tomorrow
night they will dine with Minister Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
A GOOD FRIDAY HOT WAVE.
Washington sweltered-High Temperatures
on Atlantic Coast.

Washington. March 2O.-Washington sweltered
to-day under a heat wave whose maximum tenn
perature reached 80 degrees at p m. which
is within degree Of the record for March. made
last Saturday. This was according TO the
Weather Bureau thermometers. the mercury in
the street thermometers climbing still higher.
Throughout the Atlantic and East Gulf States
unseasOnably high temperatures prevailed to-
day. Weather Bureau fOreeasters promise
cooler weather on Saturday In the Atlantic
States and return of moderate temperatures
generally ON Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
EXCUSE ME WHILE coucu y

Bloomfield. X J.. March % (speciaD.-There is p
whocPing cough epidemic among the children in
Bloo-aaEld ard Glen Ridge. In some cases entire
families. .aclnding parents. i'll with the disease
II IS = COMMON occurrence when persons who are
afflicted with the cough engaged in conversation
for one 70 say to the others. Excuse me while
cough" Whooping cough parties will be the rage
during vacation next week.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
KILLED WHILE ExTERMINArINe MOTHS

Manchester, Mass. March 29.-Thomas Dolan OF
Brookllne. Mass. killed and James Smith Of
Boston. had a escape from death to-day
by coming in contact with electric wires while
burning browntail moth nests on trees Dolan fell
forty-hve feet and died the way to tho hos
ptaL Smith caught IN a forked branch and
was saved. large number of other men, becom-
ing terror stricken at the fate Of their compan-
ions. refused to continue tho work Of removing
the moths, with which the city IS infested
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
FREE AMERICAN FISHERY ASKED.

St Johns. n r. March 2e-Man adyices from
Bay OF Islands today say that a number Of fisher
men at that station held a public meeting yester-
day and adopt@d resolutions protesting against +ba
policy OF the government IN excluding tho Ay,ar,
cars from tie -herrihr fisheries there The resaj,,
lions we're FORWARDED 20 Governor NacCkeEc- 70
osy tcT tZsasiriss.cL . the British Cabnef Tba
ytl'ags q >sy, or 1sa,ts was built up by the Amer
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
CHICKEN HAWK FIGHTS FARMER

Jacob c. Smith. an aged farmer OF North
Babylon. Long Island, saw large chicken hawk
fly into his henhouse after his chickens. He
entered the house and closed the door after him.
The hawk flew straight at the farmer ana
severely scratched him with it's talons. Smith
grabbed the hawk as it again made for him ana
wTung its neck with quick twist that ended its
life te~
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
FORBIDs TROOPERS TO MARRY.
Commander Of Pennsylvania State Constabu.
larry Wants Only Single Men.
IRy telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Wilkes Barre. Penn, March 29.-Captain
Grenome. OF Philadelphia. chief commander OF
the state Constabulary OF Pennsylvania. has
issued orders to each of the three troops that in
future no married men shall be enlisted. and
any member marrying shall receive an honor
able discharge. This applies only to privates
The reason for the order is that the married
men have 10 live outside the barracks and are
not readily available In case of a sudden call to
duty. Many members of the various troops havs
recently been married.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities renews the ap-
peal for contributions to special fund of SI35 for
the benefit of blind man, seventy-seven years old
who is a graduate OF a leading English university.
Owing to an accident few years ago he has been
deprived of his sight and has used up mis- scanty
resources Contributions marked for Special c
Fund No Is may be forwarded to William l.
Nichols, general secretary, No. SO 5chermerhorn
street. Brooklyn. Contributions have already been
received as follows: Mrs. r. r.. So: p L.. ST. X L.
H.. 81; J. 5. \. So L. W., 81; NJ. n. s., 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
REcoRp HEAT IN PHILApELPHIA.

Philadelphia, March 29-The temperature reached
Sc degrees in this city to-day at 2:3O O'Clock p. m
making it the warmest March day since the es-
tabshment OF the local branch of the government
weather bureau. The mean temperature was "a
and the lowest 63 degrees The normal tenn
perature Cor the day would have been "A.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
APPOINTMENT BY sUPT. STEVENS

Albany March 29.-superintendent F. C. Stevens
OF the State Department Of Public Works in
formed the State Civil Service Commissioner to-day
that he had appointed Gustavus c. Wehling. Of
Rome. inspector Of boilers ana engines IN his
department to NIL the vacancy caused by tha
death of Benjamin N. Ray The salary Of The
position IS s., 900 per annun
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
SIDNEY SALISBURY A SUICIDE.
Son of California Horseman and ex-Society
Leader Victim of Dependency.

San Francisco, March 29-sidney Salisbury son
of Monroe Salisbury. the horseman. and former
society leader in this city, committed suicide late
last night by inhaling gas. He found uncon-
scious in a bathing house with n tube connecting
with open gas jet in his mouth Every effort
was made 10 revive him. Dependency Is as
signed the cause.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
WOMAN RECEIVERS s1,4oo IN BILLS.

Mrs. Hannah OBrien. of Kingsbridge appeared
in q department store in Fulton street, Brooklyn
yesterday to claim roll of bills amounting to
Sl.40O. which she lost in the store on Tuesday A
saleswoman IN the store found the money Tues
day and AT once turned IL over to the manager
Mrs OBriens friend who accompanied her. said
that the young girls honesty would be substan-
tiElly recognized
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
TO CELEBRATE WHITTIER CENTENNIAL.

The American Missionary Association is the first
organization in the country which has voted to cele
brate the centennial Of the birth of Whittier, on
December II. The executive committee win issue
invitations to Congregational churches, asking
them to unite in this celebration.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
NV 1RAEEIc clug pREsIDENT,

George T. smith, general agent Of the Eelss. -.
vania railroad has been elected presiaaa- - "a
Traffic Club OF New York. 20 MI ths s-,.,n
term OF d. W. Cooke. who assnea- -s1+ass.~ s1+s Clco
by G. s. Keene. Og the American loo-1S'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
PEACHES RIPE IN LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. March 2s.-Fipe peaches. months
ahead Of time. are being picked in PlaQuemine
Parish The mildest winter in thirty years has
been the cause OF the early TiDenng. Samples OF
tho fruit win be saved for exhibition at the James
town Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-30
GAMBLING A FELONY IN TEXAS.

Austin Tex. March Ex-Governor Campbell to-
gsXa~-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-08-06

aug. fL-As ID a. m. the governor and
party will b. driven over the city Of Nor
folk tn automobiles bearing the cgi0Ts 81
the state Of North Carolina.
I y. fn~Tp0n the arrival % the govern"
Or NJ North Carolina nj the exposition
grounds he ~-..! be received 1t the gates
by a rccs ,>..31 committee consisting Of
the officials ~ the jamestown Exposition
eaun3any and escorted n tbe North Caro-
lima State building. where r. viii remain
during North Carolina week.
.. ms-The governor ard Official party
viii visit the North Carolina exhibits IN
the various exhibit paiac"s where they
win be received by members os the North
Carolina commission.
Aug. i5.-At II a. m. tn" governor of
North Car8ItJn win leave the North Caro-.
lima State building, accompanied by his
stmff, members d the North Carolina
commission and a military escort u the
North Carolina state troops arriving at
the Auditorium building NJ ii:30 =. m.
where the following exercises will take
piaCn:
Auditorium. 1:s1 o. rn.-Opcnlng prayer
BY the nsv. Mr. Cheitzberg.
Music by the North Carolina Third Reg
Itnent band.
Hon q. r. Powell. president of tho
North Carolina commission and master Uf
ceremonies, viii present Hon. 81. George
Tucker. president Of the jamestown Ex-
position company. who wilt deliver tile
address of welcome on behalf of the ex-
position.
.fuBlcs
Address by Lieutenant Governor Fran"
cls u. winaton Of North Carolina.
Music
A1drpas By tho Hon. Hoi,crt u. Glenn,
governor Of North Carolina.
Music.
Reviewing Stand. .. m Review Of
soldiers aud sailors by Governor Glenn Of
North Carolina. assisted by The governor
~ virginia. governor N Massachusetts
Major General =. u. Grant. Admiral liar
ringtun and other army and navy repre-.
saHtative8s
so ~ III .. m.~TecrptIpa 20 the govern
Or ~ North Carulina By the North Carroll
M state commission nt the SoFth CAROL,
ma State hfgEtaErR