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New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
POLICEMAN THROWN CHASING HORSE
Pluckily Remounts and Finally Catches Run
away in Downtown Street.

Flying down Greenwich street early last even
ing after a runaway horse attached TO an express
wagon, while the streets filed with home
ward bound Jerseyites. Mounted Patrolman Tohn
Bridegroom was thrown from his horse Liberty
street. when the animal stumbled on the wet nave
ment and fell on both knees. Bridegroom was
caught under the animals body. but he kept hold
of the reins The horse dragged him twenty five
feet Although painfully bruised and scratched
Bridegroom remounted and continued his chase of
the runaway. catching the other horse which had
no driver, at Albany street.
Other policemen called ambulance from the
Hudson Street Hospital, and the surgeon DR. Stew
art, wanted Bridegroom to go to the hospital
Bridegroom refused, and. rubbing the mud off his
uniform insisted on finishing his tour of duty
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
COERCED BOY TO STEAL.
Married Nan admits AccusatiOn-
Both Held for Trial.

Henry Ghggrri. sixteen years old. who lived with
his parents at 43 Charles street. was arrested
bv Central Office detectives last night lie tod
A pitifu tale of friendship with older man. who
led him to steal goods worth about 800 from his
employer. Theodore b. Starr. jeweller, at NO 2Vo
Fifth avenue Ghfggrri said that after he had made
a sacrifice OF his good name his supposed friend.
n married man. thirty years old, threatened 10 XIII
him. and finally left him penniless in Boston
The boy was messenger and clerk at Starrs
store last summer. and the man. who, he says
drove him to thievery, is Julius Boehm, VINO was
arrested last night No. SIS East 11Sh street The
thefts were committed in August last. Starr made
a complaint the police. who. on going TO the
bows home learned that his parents had lost track
of him Last night he was arrested. having re-
turned 10 his home from Boston. where he went
with Boehm To the police the prisoner said:
Il knew Roehm before went TO work for starr
He one day asked for the loan of some money
gave him n small sum. Then he suggested 10
me that take something from the store. saying
that ne would pawn IT and redeem II. so that
could replace the goods l never stole before: IN
fact. ! used be a choir boy at church. and.
though / knew | was doing wrong. took small
pocketbook from the store and Boehm paWned II
for small amount" This led to other thefts,
until when Boehm did not he had promised.
the boy left
Somewhat skeptical. the police went to the ad-
dress OF Boehrn's father-in-law. and there found
his wife. who broke down and confessed that her
husband was hiding at No 515 East iisth street
There the police found him and took him to Polce
Headouarters. At first the man Indignantly denleo
having ANYTHING TO do with the boy his thefts.
hut finally broke down and admitted that every
word Young Ghiggrri had old true. He was
held on two charges, receiving stolen property and
coercion while Ghiggrri held a charge Of
grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
The Turf.

Hankou Sept Is-Frankby (Br,. New York. Vie sabans
and Hong Kong for Moii and SaC Francisco
Port said Sept 22-Jesero trl New York. via Alsiers
for Yokohama etc: 81 EaEbert tErl. New York. Wa
AIgiers for Manila and Csbu-
sydney y W. Sept 23-Mniro tErl New York. Va
sipxapore Sept I9-st George tBr,. New York. VIA
shanghai. Sept es~inirasamha tBr New York. via
Alden. Sabang. Singapore. etc
c,sn sent 1e-pora BaItea tItaI). from Genoa ETC.
-.
AIgiers sept ap-Ovd (Brl from New York via 81
MChaels. for Daily. HiosC. etc
Plymouth Sept 3I-Pretoria tGerl, New 1crk
Boulogne. Sept -. m-Ryndam (Dutchlr i1VAA
Rotterdam. York o.
Cherbourg. Sept 20. S.S5 m-kaissrin Ausrste
torfa fGerl, from Hamburg and Southampton tor
New York; 2i. q p nl-New YORK. from soa'hai'S
ton. York
Manchester. Sept 22-6'uyahoga (Brl- New forA -
Rotterdam. Sept III. n-Potsdam tbutchl. 5s.,
York via Beulogne; Petersburg tRlss1. rom A4O
for
Barry Sept 2O-Croydon tBrp. New York
Manila. Sept 21-Den of Kelly tBrl. New forA I'D
Bremen. Sept q. m-Cassel tGer}. New YORK anN
Baltimore.
Gibraltar, Sept 2l-Principe dt Pisnonts dtaD- SeA9>
and Naples for New York - -, ~sv
ST Miehaels. Sept a2-Prfns Wilem ~ tputchl w.
York Port Prince. etc, for Amsterdam
Butt of Lewis. Sept 2e-United states tDanf Cope"e
New York x-s e,r
Sasres. sept 21-Nord America tltali New HohA =.
Naples and Genoa
Prawlo Point. Sept 22-Saratov (R1Sst. New AN4N :
Rotterdam and Libau. a.. r>l>a
Malta Sept 22-planet Mars tBs. New YORK fos -.
and Yokohama.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
mo POLITICS IN II"
". J. Conners Talks of Court OF
appeals Nominations.
rRv Telegraph to The Trirrne. ]

Buffalo Sept. 23.-Chairman W. ]. Corners OF
the Democratic State Committee is home to-day
from visit of week more in New York
where he has been talking politics with Charles F.
Murphy of Tammany Hail. and other leading
Democrats down that way. If anything has been
decided in regard to the Court of Appeals nomina-
tions Mr. Conners is not ready to tell the public
about ii.
Nothing has been decided he said "All
know about the state situation is that the Demo
Gratis will nominate the two who will do the
greatest good TO the greatest number. Those men
NAV be the. Bartlett pair. and they may not be-
There will lie no politics in it. however. Neither
going to name candidates with the idea Of having
men who will be useful politically hereafter
..Will the Democratic State Committee name two
Democrats?" Mr.. Conners was asked
Il don't know. The matter hasn't been decided
yet"
The state committee. the chairman said. Will De
called together in Albany. and he intlmated tha'
the date had been practically decided on but de-
clined to make it public.
Told that The Louisville Courier-Journal hao
published story from New York to the erect
that Messrs Corners and Murphy were to indorSe
the Hearst candidates for the Court of Appears
Justice William J. Gaynor, of Brooklyn, and John
T McDonough, of Albany eX Secretary or state
in return for which the Independence League was
to put up no local candidates against Tammany
Hall. Mr. Conners emphaticay said nothing Oh
the kind has been thought of. Asked about local
candidates the state chairman executed neat
sdestep' I've just got homes and know noth-
ing about the local situation" he said
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
J. J. DOOLEY ASSAULTED.
T. F. MAUoys Opponent In Critical
Condition.

John J. Dooley, who is running against
Thomas F. McAvoy for the leadership OF the
Twenty-third Assembly District. was assaulted
he his way to his home early tnie
morning by two unknown persons ana was
badly wounded. He attended by Dr. r w
Davis. who found that he had a fractured shuii
and possible internal injuries.
Mr.. Dooley had been at his club, where tie
last preparations for the primaries To-Day hao
been made. His house is only short distance
away He had just reached Amsterdam ave-
nue., when he set upon by two dlsrePu-
table looking men. One of the men 'ine"
brick which hit him on the head He was
being beaten as he lay, when passeroy
alarmed the thugs. who fed.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
ITALIAN MURDER STILL A MYSTERY.
Police Seeking Husband of Woman with
Whom Dead Man Was Friendly.

The police Of the East ln4th street station nav
not veN succeeded IN fastening the murder or rpl-
sanio Araeons who was found dead In his work
shop early Sunday morning. on any OF the eigh'
men now under arrest, Captain Carson. in charge
of the case. sent out general alarm Tor 'as-
tano c Crivello the husband Of woman known
&C ..y-Ita with whom the murdered was
friendly.
Antoinette Solamare. the mother OF Vita. When
arraigned before Coroner Dooley yesterday SAID
that she knew nothing about her son-ln-ia" OF 'ef
daughter She said that her daughter had quar-
relied with her husband $50 and that they had
separated the latter leaving the city She said that
while she was at church Sunday morning her
daughter disappeared and she had no idea What
had become her.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
HELD AS RESULT OF POLITICAL ROW
John ]. McGrane Says He Shot Thomas
Mitchell in Self-Defence

John J. McGrane, of No. 503 West SD street,
held in s5D bail in the West Side court yesterday
a charge OF felopious assault. The victim OF
McGrane's alleged shooting is Thomas Mitchell of
No. 533 West SD street
Mc(Srane arrested Sunday after a row
between followers Of John F Curry and Francis
p Coughlin in the 18th Assembly District in which
row Mitchell received a bullet flesh wound in MS
left side. Mitchell. who hurried to Roosevelt
Hospital, charged McGrane with doing the shoot
ing McCrane made no denial. declaring that
Mitchell had attacked him and that he had shot
in self-defence. Mitchell after his wound
dressed, locked up in the West 47th street po-
lice station charge Of intoxicaton.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
GLASS MAY NOT ROW AGAIN.
Harvard Oar Returns, but Has Not Recov-
cred from Fever and Breakdown
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Boston Sept. 23.-Gordon Glass. the famous Har-
ward oar, has returned TO Harvard from the White
Mountains not recovered from the fever and ner-
youe breakdown with which he stricken on
the eve of the race with Yale last spring. He
despars of ever being able to row again.
Glass has been remarkably unfortunate in his
rowing experiences.t Although he the biggest.
strongest and smoothest oar on the Harvard boat
last wear he was cheated out of the Columbia
and Cornell races by mumps In England the
season before water on the knee kept him from
rowing after he had crossed the ocean to he one
Of the Harvard eight While rowing on his fresh
man crew he was also of condition at the time
of the race with the Yale freshmen. He lives in
Spokane Wash.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
GAS PLANT BLOWS UP.
One Nan Roasted .AliUe and SeUen
Hurt in Perth Amboy Explosion.

Perth Amboy, Sept. 2S (SpeciaD.-An explo-
sion Of mysterious origin wrecked the generatilie
plant of the Perth Amboy gas works at ''
o'clock this afternoon. One man. Abraham Johh-
son. sixty years old was pinned beneath the
falling walls of the purifying plant, and was
slowly roasted to death while employees, solhe
of them also injured. fought back the flames IN
a futile effort to their companions Seven
other employees more or less seriously in
jured.
The damage is placed by Superintendent A. F
Reitemeyer, of Elizabeth, at about S5OCoo Ihe
local gas works also served South Amboy'
Keasby Sewaren. Woodbridge and Metuchen'
and the supply at these places may be cut OH
before the break is repaired
Johnson was in charge of the building in
which the explosion occurred. He prepar-
ing to shut off the main purifying tanks pre-
paratory to throwing the largest reservoir into
service for the night Workmen say that every
thing was in good order when they left the
building a moment before they were thrown to
the ground by the fearful crash the report OF
which shook the entire city and cracked some
of the plate glass windows Of stores IN the
business section.
Superintendent Reitemeyer said that the
city's supply of gas would not be cut on To-
night but that there might be shortage OF
supply tomorrow. He was loath to talk OF the
cause of the explosion. The assumptloh' NOW
ever is that a leak in the purifying tank was
ignted by spark from the retoTl or
from a pipe which Johnson may nave Deeh
smoking An investigation Will De hldue
at once The fact that the explosion was III
the cellar of the building. according TO EN-
ployes, lends strength to the suppositlon 'ha'
Johnson's careessness caused the crash
Opposite the gas works, in Linden street IS
the Ashland Emery Company's plant Where
afty men are employed The crash shook 'he
building shattered windows. ard dalnaeeo
machinery Famed by a strong east "ino' the
flames leaped across the intervening space.
Every fire company In the city was summoned
to save nearby company structures by
o'clock the flames were under control ana Hi
danger of other explosions was over
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Destination and steamers. Close In New York
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria. 3
Cb-Empress OF Japan. Sept y. 500
japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands tvia Seattlel-Shnana Maru Sept S. 500
Teuces Sept 81 800
Hawaii. Corea and China (Nia
FTauclsCo)-AmeTlCa Maru- Sept y. 500 N
Hawaii. Philippine Islands
Franciscol-U : transport. sept 80 500 m
Hawaii via Francisco Alameda sept 90 500
Hawaii Japan. corea. China and Phil
Siberia -........... 500 m
Australia except West. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tyia Vancouver and Vie
toria b C0-Moana .........,.....,..oct 800 n
Francisco)-Marposs .----..,.--..-. Oct IL. eco m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Sept. %, 1907
ARRIVED,

Steamer city. Johnson. September 20
Quarantine at 6.25 a m
on M santa Aai Marta Il and nasua 49, to hs
burg American Line with passengers. mails and mdse
MaFss9 NJ @ cs ,h HS ! xa and
u, 10 the New York ( Cuba Mali S Co. with ndse
steamer iFro. veriynde. Hayre September
cabin 72 steerase and mdse Arrived at
staamer % Philadelphia Crockett, Porto cabeo septe
her IL curacao Z La Gasyra 10 ard San Juan Is TO 70
H,ise. .'' ArTiyed the B%r $50 a
steamer Cherokee Arehtoaia Aaua sePtembeE IL sario
Porto Plata H. Monte crls.i and Turks Island Is to The
rived at the Bar at s:s4 m
s'$: s% P's
xadsTand ss s1 p5maH an'Ts,R @ sss ssi5
and l535 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the
steamer Mnnsapois ri Gates London SEPTEMBER j..
and G nS @dse se'; aTrved az the Bar al $50 M
Rs,aSa Gem sShofsa HamerS sn sS sT
c6 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
sou,ra n Wat, Gardsaas , ssRssm6sr ssn
srSd q1a at the pan's' Bacon
esis r = ss5 % isisRd June
" r Grace & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Earl OF Carrick (Br,. Stevens Mollendo July
T. corone - and st Lnss ss IS
to W r Grace & co. with mdse Arrived at the Bar
Nordkap (Nor>. Larsen. Tilt Cove September
IL with copper to the American Metal vessel 10
New York and Porto Rico IS Co. Arrived the
3
steamer Monroe. HuIphers. Newport News and Ncr-
folk Old Dominion Co. with passengers and
mdsr Left Quarantine sos y m
Steamer Rico Delano. Baltimore. Foster
with ndse. Left Quarantine a s25 a
Steamer Dungeness tEr) Smith. Santos August and
Victoria l. Arbuckie Bros Ar
rived at at m.
Ohls September Rio
de Jane Victoria Z. Bahia . and Barbados to
Tuak & Jevons a. cabin so steerage passen-
nDise Arrived the Bar a m
Steamer Avalon tNorD Rasmussen Port Antonio.
days o Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived
he a m.
Steamer Beacon tNor). Petersen Antonio five
davs to he 3 passengers nd
fruit
Steamer Evaston (Brl Putt, Norfolk September %
] f whitney & Co. n ballast: Will New Zealand
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-NINTH JUDICIAL
~ District, Putnam County-In the matter Of the ap-
plicaton and petition of Edward simmons Charles
of Water Supply of the city OF New YORK to acquire
behalf OF the City OF New York.
under Chapter ia of the Laws of 1905 in the Town Of
Phillpstown County OF Putnam. New york. FOR the pur
of providing additional supply of pure and
wholesome for the of the city OF New York
AQueduct. Section No 2-Pubc notice is here
by given that the Second Separate Report Of John J.
Deiany William Wood and George F. Secor, who
appointed Commissioners Of Appraisal in the above en-
titled matter by order OF the Supreme Court made at
Special Term thereof Court House
Plains Westcheser County. January 10. 1907 filed
IN the the County OF Putnam the
day August 1907 Said report bears date OF Au
18TH affects Parcels numbers ST. So. ST.
H. "a T5 76 S. S. So and 81 in this proceens Notice
IL that application will be made at a
Special Supreme Court OF the State Of New
York, 10 held the Ninth Judicial. at the
White Plains. Westchester County. New
day OF October. 1907. at 10 O'Clock In
day. thereafter counsel
be heard for order confirming said report and Tor
further relief be Just
Dated New York Sept. 9th. 1901.
FRANCIS KEY PESDLETOS.
Counsel Hall OF Records New York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
PREFERRED DEATH TO HOSPITAL

tEy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Pittsburg. Sept. 23.-Rather than go TO hos
pital to be treated for the liquor habit. Thomas
NcDernott sixty five years old a wealthy resi-
dent of Agnew. threw himself in front Of a train
on the Fort Wayne road this afternoon and was
killed Mrs McDermott had sought to have
her husband declared habtual drunkard
but his promise 10 regulate his habits the
suit was dropped. He failed to keep his prom
ise and 1t was decided to take him the hos
ital. He was killed by the train which he
was to have made the journey.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
LAST RITES TO MAYOR OF PATERSON.
Removed to Hospital for Delicate Operation
as Only Hope.

Paterson, Sept. % (SpeciaD.-Mayor Johnson.
who has been seriously ill for two weeks.
removed to-day to st. Joseph's Hospital, after
consultation among his physicians. who decided
that the only hope of saving his life lay in
delicate operation.
hospital Dean McNulty summoned, and he
administered the last rites of the Catholic
Church.
Benjamin ], Roegiers. president of the Board
of Aldermen. has assumed the duties OF Acting
Mayor. Mayor Johnson is victim Of diabetes.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
DR.. sTEFFANS0N AT VICTORIA.
Captain Mikkelsen and Others of the Party
Safe at Herschel Island

Victoria, B. C, Sept. 23-Dr. Steffanson of
the Anglo-American Arctic expedition, has ar
rived from Alaska. He brings news that Cap
tain Mikkelsen, Ernest Leffingwell and the party
are all well and are at Herschel Island Mix
kelsen, Lef1ngwell and one other will make an
other attempt to find land in Beaufort Sea,
After making sledges out of the wreck I'd
schooner Duchess of Bedford they will start
from point the boundary line between
Alaska and the Yukon. They not hopeful
Of finding large tract of land. DR.. Howe will
bring the remainder of the crew home on a
vhaler
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
DIRECTOR GENERAL BARR MAY STAY
Said To Be willing to Stay with Exposition
If He Gets Social Control:
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Norfolk Va. Sept. 23.-Friends of President Harry
St George Tucker of the jamestown Exposition
Company and Director General James M. Barr are
both seeking to arrange caucus meetings for to-
morrow prior the meeting of the exposition di-
rectors. when the resignation of Barr will be pre-
sented
II is said that Mr.. Barr is willing to remain
executive head of the exposition If the directors
viii give him fun power Mr.. Tucker in all
social matters. Friends of Tucker seeking to
head off any effort to sustain Mr.. Barr at the ex.
pense OF Mr.. Tucker
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BISHOP ASKS POLICE PROTECTION.
Catholic Prelate in Cleveland in Fear of
Demonstration Next Sunday.
TRv TeisRrarah 70 Tie T,rihlIre /

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Cleveland, Sept. 23.-Admitting fear that violence
will mark the threatened demonstration of the
seeding societies of St Fitus Church. the mem
bers of which rebuffed when they beseged
the episcopal residence yesterday, Bishop Ignatius
F Horstmann Of the Roman Catholic diocese of
Northern Ohio to-day asked police protection next
Sunday. He asks that protection such would
be afforded a riot call turned in be provided
throughout the day.
The angry parshioners to-day reiterated their
intention TO march on the episcopal residence
again next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
GEORGE E. NELSON a SUICIDE.
Son Of Jersey City Politician Strsngles
Himself to Death.

AsIa.asio City. Sept. 23.-George F. Nelson,
twentyAfour years old, Of Jersey City, son Of a
prominent politician Of that place. committed
suicide to-day by strangulation. He knotted a
handkerchief around his neck and pulled 1t so
tsght that he slowly sufocated- He first tried
TO cut an artery il his wrist
He was an insurance broker Of Jersey City.
The suicide occurred at beach front hotel
while Nelson was In fit Of temporary in
sanity.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
H0MESICK BRIDE A SUICIDE.
Was Only Sixteen and Longed for Her Rela-
tives, Whom She Could Not Visit

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept. 23-Homesick for her
people in Arkansas, TO which place her husband
could not send her for lack of money. Mrs.
Bessie Brown. bride Of seven months and the
sixteen -year-od wife Of II. c. Brown to-day
sent bullet through her head. dying instantly.
The tragedy occurred in a fat which the
couple occupied. When the police arrived Brown
told them he was a deserter from the. United
States Army and demandes that he be arrested.
He was taken into custody.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BOAT CAPTAIN DROWNED.
Fred Sterling Pitched Ouerbodrd
from Columbia off City Island.

Fred Sterling of No. $40 saith street, Brook
1vn captain of the steam yacht Columbia, was
nitched overheard from the yacht In a heavy
swell off city Island yesterday afternoon ana
drowned.
So far as can be learned the yacht had beeh
AT some watering place on Long Island Sound
on Sunday, and Yesterday started for this CITY
The Yacht was stopped. and after long search
the body was found
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Southampton Sept 23-Tagus tBr>. via Kings
ton, Colon
Bristol Sept 22-Kansas City tBr). New York; Pydna
tBrl, Parrshoro. N s.
Plymouth, D, 1910 m-kronprfnZessn Cecilie
Ger York Cherbourg Bremen.
Dover. Sept % 4:45 p m-Zeeland (Br). for
Antwerp.
Bremen Sept - : m-Bremen t.ers New York
Plymouth and CherbouYg.
Hamburg Sept ab-Phpbus Ger. New York
Bareelona. Sept l9-Buenos Aires (span New York
christiansand Sept 22-oscar II dam, New York for
Copenhagen.
Dela<oa Fay. Sept co-Aros Castle 1Br,. York
Cape Town. etc.
suez Sept 2a-Wray Castle (Br Yokohama for Boston
and New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE ABANDoNs TRIP.
Steamer Loses Forward Gangway and Lands
Passengers for New York at Newport.

Newport, r. L. Sept 25-With her forward gang
way washed away by heavy seas. the steamer New
Hakpshire put in here tonight her way from
New Bedford TO New York and landed her pas
seneers.
The damage 10 the New Hampshire is not seri-
oGs- but in the southwest gale which prevailed il
was deemed unsafe TO continue the trip to New
YORK The passengers viii go to New York by
rail
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
ROSE ETrrNeeR SHOT IN ENG, AMI

1.efioo, IOWA sept 25-Word received TO-
cay tns. Hose Ettinger. a singer was sho, 3,
Aer summer home In South Milton, England. She
will recover ~
Miss Ettinger 1afrs Francis r-au,a g. -
aseehtef of a l. Ettingcr, a Waterloo b,,si,as.
~ parts Ct the wvrid. A
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
DAVIDSON FOR DEEP WATERWAY
rDy Telegraph to The Tribrne.


President A J. Davidson Of the Frisco Railway
system. said to-day TO President w X Kavan-
sugh and Secretary w F. Saunders of the r.akas-
fo-Gnn Deep Waterway Association while they
were On their way here from Memphis n Mr..
Dsvidsons private car:
am In favor of anything that facilitates the
i'seseh' OF uaiflc and that develops traffic and
believe thaf the building of this deep waterway
VIII do both of these things fcf the Mississ,nnt
Valley
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
NEW ORLEANS DAY AT JAMESTOWN.

Norfolk, Va Sept 3-The selection By Mayor
r,err-nan Of New Orleans OF October Q as New
Orleans Day al the jamestown exposition was to-
dav confirmed by the exposition management This
will also mark in a measure the celebration OF
Louisiana Day at the exposition which was orig
,narIv declared off because OF death Of the wife
Of Governor Blanchard.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
JUDGE MOVES GETS COMMISSION.

New London. Sept. 23.-Judge Walter c. Noyes
received to-day bis commission Judge of the
United States Circuit Court He retired a mem
Der of the law firm of Brandegee. Noyes & Bren-
nan. His place in the firm will be taken by Michael
keneay, of Stamford. chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises 5:4s sun sc Moon rises
HIGH WATER
A M.-Sandy GIG Gov. Island
M.-Sandy Hook 941 Gov. 10 Hell Gate 12:o3
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The vaderand reported TO siasconsett yesterday
ing 230, when fifty miles of
this morning
Furnessia which Sasconsett Yesterday
at D when $50 miles of Hook Il.
rected O dock about to-day.
Kaiser Wilhelm III 100 miles of
South Shoals Lghshp at p. yesterday and is exN
pected o about 10 a m. to-day -