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The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
ENJoINs STAGE-STRUCK WIFE.
Mrs. Carrie HawIey Arrested and
Jailed on Husbands Complaint.

Milwaukee, Aug. 22.-For the first time
on record a writ has been issued against
a woman to keep her of the stage
Mrs. Carrie Hawley was arrested
Tuesday on complaint Of her husband.
Henry J. Hawley. who says that she has
Joined an opera company and proposes 10
leave the city; also that she has hidden
their child and has sold the household
goods.
She says the child is In a Catholic in
stitution. and that she will fight the pro-
ceedings. Mrs. Hawley is in jail
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
READ OUT ANTI-HEARsT MEN.
Democratic Caucus Made IN OF In
dependencs League Wen.

Waterfowl n. Y, Aug. 22-Judge
O'Brien. of the Court Of Appeals. ex-
Lieut. Gov. Allen c. Beach, ex-State Com
mitteeman John y, Carlisle and a num-
Der Of other prominent Democrats, who
last fall bolted Hearst, We're last night
read out Of the caucus IN their wards
They cannot be- candidates for Office
or delegates to any convention until they
have purged themselves Of their so-called
treachery, by supporting a regular nomi-
nee OF the Democratic party for President
or governor next year.
In the city caucus last night all dele
gates and committeeman were last year
identified with the Independence League
movement
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
SIonx Rrnre EndsI LIZ

Sioux Falls. S. Oak. Aug. Pred Shirt
Sioux warrior who lived in the Sioux
Reservation. is dead, because his mother
in-law would not share his home with the
bride and groom and chop the wood.
Red Shirt was well known for his 10
viality, and hts suicide is one OF a few
cases where a Sioux has committed s,,i-
eide.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
HANGS SELF IN GRAVEYARD.
Unable ia Die, Aged Man Tries to
Cut Throat While Suspended.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Greensboro, n. c.. Aug 22.-Frederick
Dettmering. an aged German citizen. at
tempted TO commit suicide by hanging
himself this morning.
Joe" Walker. the colored sexton at
the First Presbyterian Church. while at
work. looked out into the church grave
yard. and The CHASTITY sight Of a human
form suspended from the limb Of a cedar
tree met his gaze.
Dettmering. unable TO strangle himself
was slashing the right side Of his neck
with a p0cketknife.
The old man says that his troubles are
purely domestic. He recently married a
young and comely woman against tho
wishes Of his family.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
LOCAL.

ARREST Of Potts Expected at Once.
2-Employes' Mass Meeting Planned.
2-Revision Waits, Says Payne
NEGRO Snatches Woman's Purse.
2-Farm Now on Fort Brown site.
SIN QUandary over Conduit Case.
10-New Garb for the Treasury.
10-Woman Peddles Real Mamma
l0-Irish to Be Guests of Germans.
l0-Gen. Mackenzie Wants New Aqued
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
DUPONT FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Wilmington millionaire Asks to BE
Let on with Light Fine.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Wilmington. Del. Aug. 22-Eugene Du-
pont. a millionaire. and sales agent of the
Dupont powder trust. which the govern
ment is endeavoring 10 dissolve. was ar
raigned In the Wilmington municipal
court to-day for violating the automobile
speed laws
lie pleaded guilty and asked for light
punishment, as II was his first offense
Deputy Judge Joslyn was informed by
Policeman Barr that the millionaire was
running his racer twenty miles an hour
on the streets of Wilmington.
fine of $40 and costs was imposed,
which the powder magnate promptly
paid Several members Of the Dupont
family have recently been fined here for
auto scorching.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
BETRAYED BY NOTICE.
Husband of Seventy-year-oId Bride
Arrested on Charge OF Robbery.

Arrested on Charge OF Robbery.
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Wilmington, Del, Aug. 22-Through a
notice in the newspapers announcing his
wedding. State Detective Hawkins today
located William H. Decker, aged forty
years, wanted on a charge Of robbing
Ralph 2. Jarman. Of woodside. Del. in
March. 1906.
The detective found his prisoner work
ing in q blacksmith shop at Newcastle
and took him 70 Dover. where he will he
given hearing
Decker, on August 10. married Mrs
Mary Louth. formerly OF Philadelphia. at
Newcastle. The bride Of a few days is
seventy years old and has several grand
children. She was greatly grieved upon
learning that her husband was a fugitive.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
CINCINNATI HAS BIG FIRE.
-Four City Blocks Destroyed, Caus.
ing Fully $1,000. 900 Damage.

hA@ NAAs FAsvtpftDy DhfaAS Se-
Cincinnati, Aug. 22.-Fire, destroying
four city blocks. broke out here tonight.
A rough estimate places the damage at
more than 81. 100000
The following places were burned:
Kroger's Grocery Warehouse. Eagle
White Lead Company. Edna Smelling
and Refining Company. u. w. Williams
Valve Company, Roberts Lumber Com
pany, Morrison & Snodgrass Lumber
Cumpany. Burdick Wagon Company. and
krehbiel Printing Company.
Telegraph, telephone. and electric light
and trolley wires are down.
Several persons were injured and re-
moved 10 hospitals
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHTC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Taft Would Break solid South"
million Dollar Fire at Pittsburg
1-Secretary Root Training at '8Iuldoon's
Timothy Woodruff Visits Oyster Bay
Artist Marion Story a Suicide.
ARABS Charge Under Deadly Fire.
2-Small Going to New York.
S-Stuttgart Expels Socialist
3-New York Teamsters Strike.
3-Jacob Schif Defends Roosevelt
-Prince Wilhelm at Newport
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Fair and slightly warmer to-day.
Tomorrow, increasing cloudi-
ness; light, variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
NO RAIN FOR TWO MONTHS.
Mayor of New Haven Proposes TO
Use Artillery.

New Haven, Conn. Aug. 22.-As the
drought still continues in this State.
Mayor studley. Of this city aas sug-
gested that a battery Of field artillery be
USED u discharge fifty rounds Of ammu-
milton in the hope Of producing an atmos-
pheric change, and consequent precipita-
ton. To-day Richard zastrow, a market
gardener. offered 800 as the first contri-
button to the expense Of such a cannon
aiding.
Except for two brief thunderstorms
several weeks ago. no rain has fallen in
this vicinity for seyenty-six days.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Exposition Only SIX Hours
from Washington.

Commencing August ). solid train. with
parlor car, leaves Washington 12.S0 D. n.
week days for Old Point c. & o. Ferry
to Exposition Pier and Norfolk. Tickets
at c. & o. offices and Peana, station.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
MILLION DAMAGE .
IN PITTSBURG FIRE
Block in East End Shopping
District Wiped Out.
FOUR FIREMEN INJURED
Victims Are Caught by Falling
Walls Fighting Blaze.

ConiiugrRtiUn Originates Through
Series of Explosions in Clothes
Pressing establishment Flames
Beyond Control of Entire Depart
ment for Five HOurs-Tventy Girls
Taken Out of Burning Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Continued on Page 3, Column 2.
ea tn a. scnshnr. - n.,n.

Via Penn;SyifSnla kallToadi Delaware
Saturday; Atlantic City, Cape Nay. WilC-
wood. or Ocean City. Tickets good on an
trains and 20 return until the following
Tuesday, inclusive. Stopover at PhilaG-i-
phia within limit returning. Atlantic CITY
Special leaves at l.05 D. m. weekdays
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Sc 10 Atlantic Citv or Cane No..

and return. Every Friday and SATURDAY.
via Pennsylvania Railroad. All-raii route
Tickets good to return until the following
Tuesday, inclusive. Stopover in. Philadeis
phia returning within limit Same rate tn
Wildwood or Ocean City Through train
to Atlantic City leaves at Los D. m xeeE
dayz
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Continued ON Page 2, CoIumn 4
just for a LittIe while

Receivers Sale Of Coal. Pea, S425; Egg
ana Nut $50; Furnace, $780, cash. deliV7
cred. John B. Daish, Receiver in Bank
Tuptcy, VIM. J. Zeh Company, Inc, 1887
st. NV. Main 474
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Convenience; every one should have a
bank account. Banking Dept of Union
Trust Co., 114 F St. pays interest on All
accounts. Deposits subject to check at Will.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
TAFT WOULD BREAK
THE SOLID SOUTH
Discusses Negroes and De-
mOcracy in Speech.
BRYAN NEXT CANDIDATE
Everybody Knows It." He De-
clareS with Conviction.

Urges SOutherners with Opinions Of
Their Own 10 Leave .the Ghost of
Dead Issue,'' sd by Turning TO
the Republican Party and Follow
ing RoOseveIt's Lead, Give the
south a Voice Once More.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
RETURNS FAVOR NOEL.

T1venty-four Mississippi Towns Give
Him 2.OS4 Lead for Governor.
Jackson. Miss, Aug 22-Returns to
night from twenty-four towns IN Mis-
sissippi give E. F. Noel a lead Of 2,oe4
votes for governor over Earl Brewer. the
other candidate for the Democratic
nomination, Charles Scott having with
drawn in favor of Noel. who is probably
nominated.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
ARREST OF POTTS
EXPECTED AT ONCE
Police at Tucson, Ariz., Are
\ Seeking Clerk.
BANKAMPLY PROTECTED
American National Suffers No
Loss from Theft.

Collateral worth $4,000 Is Taken,
but Transfer Is stopped by Presi-
dent Harper-EmpIOye Also Bond
ed-CIevv to Whereabouts Given by
Telegram to Baltimore Bank,
which Lends Missing Man $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
s1.25 30 Baltimore and Be,urn

Every Saturday and Sunday via. Penn
sylvania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night All regular trains
except Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
$I.G0 Frederick, keedysville (AnfIe-
sam). HBgerstOwn, and Return.

Leave Baltimore and Ohio station
Washington, $50 g. NJ. Sunday, August
D Splendid opportunity te spend sun
day in the country at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Baltimore and Ohio 10 Atlantic seaboard
resorts. Every Friday and Saturday. re-
turning until following Tuesday. Inclusive
consult agents for particulars,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

BaltimOre and Ohio RaiIrOa


Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days. except Royal Linn
tied City Offices 14i7 G street and 6l9
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Bnakruptcx Sal. of Coal

For cash quick delivery. Very low prices.
John B. Daish, Receiver In Bankruptcy.
VIM. J. Zeh Company, Inc, 1227 9 st. NV.
Main IA
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

a In Carte Lunch Served Dsuy
at Ecksteins from Il 70 ). lll2 y. \. aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
GANG OF THIEVES IN THE SWAMP. -
Police Arrest -Four Who, They Say, Are I'M
plicated in Burglaries.

Detective Kennedy, Of the Oak street station. and
Captain Toole arTaigned four prisoners in the
Ionos police court yesterday, ono charged with
burglary and the others with being intoxicated All
were held Captain Toole has received many com
plants from merchants in the Swamp" that their
stores have been robbed Of typewriters and other
things
James E Drscoll. who was accused of the bur
sIary' refused TO give his address Edward Nc
GoWan. Of No. Monroe street: Michael Mccarthy
OF NO. 10 BATAVIA street, and Mrs. Kate MCGOWAN
also arrested. ''' "Nt'
At MoGowan's home We're found five typewriters
bottle or brandy, bottle Of whiskey bottle of
Jamaica rum, two bottles of rye whiskey shoes
len. '' "'i0 9'"-
The firms who say they were robbed are Otto
Sche6nerJ NO y Spruce street; Bruno Schildtneckt
No oo Cold street, and Robert Burrage q Co of
the same address. ' "
The police say an organized gang with Driscon
as tne leader, has been committing crimes in the
district for three years. They watched newspaper
disbursements and exchange notices for those
VINO had typewriters TO sell. Drscoll the police
say, went to the advertisers and found where the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
"WORSE THIN PAG4NS."
archbishop Ryan Erc0riates French
as InfdelS.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-The New Years reception
to Archbishop Ryan to-day was marked by a
scatling denunciaton by the Archbishop of the
French governments treatment of the Catholic
Church. Denouncing the officials Of the present
government infdels whom he considered worse
than pagans the Archbishop expressed the hope
that religious awakening in France would soon
overthrow the oppressors of the Christian religion
AS an example of the tyranny which he said had
been visited upon Catholic institutions there he
cited experience of q well known American
who. while inspecting a hospital in Paris. found
dying patient begging Sister of Charity to place
a crucifx the foot OF his cot that he might have
fortitude in enduring his sufferngs The
Archbishop continued:
The American, who. by the way. was a Protest
ant, asked the Sister why she did not grant the
suffering mans request. The noble woman, who
had nursed the dying man for days, burst into
prohibiting a cTucifix in the hospitals" The Amer
lean left the hospital with a idea OF the
tolerance OF this nfidel government TO those who
ind their greatest solace in religion.
They have already torn the image Of the crucihed
Son Of God from the schools and hospitals and
beginning. Their purpose IS drag the love Of
God from the hearts OF men, and especially keep
religious instruction away from the children Of
France But they cannot keep the religion OF God
from Catholic hearts.
These infdes worse than pagans The pagan
are rewarded. but the infdel does not Parans
have some virtues mixed with their vices but tho
modern inidel has all the vices without any o. he
redeeming virtues OF a pagan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
DEMOCRATS TAKE HOLD OF NEWARK
New City Hall Crowded for Installation
Observation-Disclosures Sworn In,

Jacob Haussling, Democrat, was inaugrrated as
Mayor IN the new City Hall yesterday at noon
About the time the Board Of Works was
organized, with two Democrats as members for
the first time in ten years. Thomas f. Halpin and
ex-Judge George II. Lambert are the men Tins
honored. Long before the hour set for the in
auguration ceremonies the municipal building
was crowded with men. women and children.
Exactly at noon the retiring Mayor, Henry M
Doremus began the administration of the oath Of
office to his successor. and IN a few minutes the
city's interests were transferred TO the new ex-
ecutive
Immediately afterward. the Mayors official
family, so far as it had been named, was sworn
into office. The first official Of the new Mayor
was the swearing in of Joseph A. Wright of the
lst Ward. who was declared elected Alderman
after recount by Chief Justice G;umTnere
Wrights seat in the council will give the Demo
Gratis majority of one.
Commissioner Arthur r. Denman is the new
president OF the Board OF Works, to succeed ex
Judge Augustus F. Esgers who retired yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
FOR THREE-CENT FARE
F-:GAN AFTER THE y. S. G.
Mayor Of Jersey City Wants Seat
or No Par Ordinance.

Mayor Pagan Of Jersey CITY sent 2 message vas-
terday TO the Street and Water Board nclosing the
draft Of an ordinance requiring that a sufficient
number of trolley be during the rush
hours in the evening to avoid DELAYS and nrovid.
every passenger with a seat-a no seat no fare
ordinance. He advised fixing the penalty AT SEQ
for each offence The Mayor says that he has
been studying the trolley. electric light ard gas
problems All Of these utilities are controlled by
one company, the Public Service CORPORATION and
The Mayor says that relief from the existing IN
satisfactory conditions can be had long the
company is the sole judge of the service 1t is
time for a sharp and decisive test. he says He
urges the adoption Of ordinance which shall con-
tain the following provisions:
That all corporations running trolley cars in this
flty De ana they are hereby required between the
froIn their terminals at the PENNSYLVANIA and Erie
a seat every passenger from whom a fare is &c
That the companies run a sufficient number Of
cars from the terminals that persons desiring
transportation shall not be kept waiting longer
than five minutes.
The Mayor said that he was having prepared
three bills to be presented to the Legislature. One
provides for public utility commission. with
ample power to regulate corporations and fix rates
he advocates a rhree-cent fare and lower electric
light and gas rates The second bill is intended
as a step toward municipal ownership as 1t au-
thorfzes the city to lease the unused waterworks
at Beeville, to be converted into an electric light
plant The Mayor says he is negotiating with CAPT
tasts on the electric light proposition. The third
measure also is municipal ownership BILL for It
authorizes the construction of a trolley route Ell
the Heights the city to lease tho right 10 run
cars for term OF three-csnt fare basis.
The Mayor, in emphasizing his municipal owner
ship idea, wrote: my experience Of the power
and strength Of intTenched monopoly in politics
has gradually forced me TO the conclusion th< We
can escape from the dobauchery of politics by
the holders Of these special privileges only by
taking over the business, which we seem unable
10 regulate IN the public interest The possession
by the city Of the legal power to construct its
own road would itself make trolley magnates
the necessity Of better service"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
PLAYS BALL WITH BABIES
Jumps from Burning House and
Catches His T1co Children and Wife.

Nicolo Cuneo and his family. who occupied
house at No 271 Pansade avenue. Jersey city.
were aroused shortly after midnight yesterday
morning by an alarm OF fire. Cuneo, a whole
sale fruit dealer, had sleeping apartments on
the second floor with his wife and their two
children one of them baby. year Old and
the other three-year-o son. The flames had
made such rapid progress that escape by the
stairs out off.
70 Cuneo dropped to the ground, and then told his
w, we 70 crop the children 10 him. In his fall
he severely injured his back and head Desnita
his injuries he safely caught both Of the chill
dren Ills wife also dropped off the ledge and
he caught her Her extreme weight caueed bi-
back to be wrenched a second time Cuneo was
under medical treatment yesterday. The house
was - almost entirely destroyed causing a loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
NEW YEARS ECLIPSE COSTLY
Woman's Vanity Box Reported Lost in Brief
Dinming Of Lights at Martins.

Mrs. R. E. knight living at the Hotel Prince
George reported to the police yesterday that
she lost gold vanity box valued at 81 0OO while
a guest at a private dinner party on New Year 8
Eve in the Cafe Martin. Mrs. knight # was said
had laid one of her gloves. in which the box was
hidden. on the table at the time the lights Of the
cafe were being gradually lowered preparatory to
reghting them at their fun b2illiancy 10 indicate
the advent Of the new year. Just before the lights
died out completely her vanity box her
hand Mrs Knight says and then, after the brief
moment Of complete darkness. when lights were
flashed again the bag missing.
Ar. Martin Immediately ordered every waiter
searched, but 20 no purpose. Then It was sug-
sested that the guests at the tabls with Mrs
Knight be searched. but she seriously objected
and Il not done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Gibraltar. 2a-Sailed, steamer Oceana (gwed).
from Calcutta for Philadelphia and New York
Aigiers, Dec 26-Sailed, steamer Lackawnnua (Br),
Gray (from New York;, Calcutta.
Rotterdam, Dec 30-Arrived. steamer Bosoia tDan).
Skovgaard New York via Philadelphia.
Rio la Plata. Dec S1-Arrived previously, steamer
Athalie (Nor), Madsen. New York via Barbados
for Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
Melbourne, Jan Arrived. steamer Irish Monarch
(Br), Graham, New York via st Vincent @ " Cor
Sydney
Lizard. Passed Che1nnita (Cser1 Jant-
zen. Bremen for New York and Galveston
Trieste Dec 25-Arriveo steamer Erny (Aust> Coeu-
Itch. New York.
Naples, Dec 26Arrived steamer italia Bianohi
New York.
Calcutta. Dec 2s-Arrived steamer British Monarch
(Br), Anderson, Now York via st Vincent C " etc:
sailed. steamer Vrifes (Ger), Egsert. New York
Punta Arenas Dec 29-Arriyed previously, steamer
Burma (Br), McAlHster. New York Callao etc
Montevideo, Dec 30-Arrived. Honorius iTsrS
Henry, New York Via Barbados. Buenos Ayres
1850
sasrss Jan Passed steamer Gerty (Ausp, yaneich
New York for Naples. Venice and TriastAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
JEALOUSY CAUSES DOUBLE SHOOTING

T5y Telegraph TO The Trtbune.I
Joplin, Mo-, Jan. IF. W. Troy, a photograph
salesman, walked into his rooms to-day and shot
his wife. The only witness their ive-year-old
daughter. A moment later Troy went adj
Joining room and shot Ralph Quinn in the right
shoulder. severely wounding him. He captured
end locked in the county Jail. after narrowly es-
Gaping lynching by mob.
Mrs. Troy and her daughter were seated at the
dinner table with place reserved for Troy when
re entered and shot her. Quinn says he never saw
Troy before the shooting. Troy suspected man
whom he hef never OF having broken UP HIS
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
n n1tSen entS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE
Sith ST.. Near sth Ave
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
- - 10 Al "a -f'S Elm Director
PSSss q T. $40 NINE. MELBA
In Verdrs TRAyIATA Mines To,hH ZnH
Severtna; MN. Bassi Renaud Rsschiglian Fo.satta
Conductor. Campaniui ''-
FRI. JAN. 4, at s-Blzet's CARMEN uy,..
Eressler-Gianoh. DOnalda, TrentinI C;iaoonia NM
paiiiores Renaud. Gilbert. Daddi Mugnoz Pasrh
ghan Conductor. CampaninL
Sal; MAI. JAN. 8, at D. m.-DontzettP. Ell
Sik DAMoR Mines Pinkert, Trentinii MN Row.
seveilnac. Gilbert Cond.. Campanini ''
SAT NIGHT, JAN. S, at s:sO-yerdF. TR.yr
aas A; M RaSs PousIda. zaOesria. seSerina Nm
Kesoais.sn Cond.. Campanini Popular nrIes.
sSCS, JAN o, Popular Concert. 500 81 s1ko
, soioistsi Mines. Gabrielle Isfeune Er,T,sS To-
I'M MN ivan Altschavsky, Mario Ancons TharIo.
SSII9Sert and entire Manhattan o. H Orohestrs
CoMnanHetor, "; Fernando Tanars-
49,, oN;. JAN at S--Verdfs II. TROyACORE
Mmes Russ. D! Cisneros. Zaccaria NM DaI,,,ra.
seyeilhao. Mugnog. Tsoohi. Conductor Tsnars o.
NED, JAN o, at S-Rossini's BARBIERF M
shflGLiA Miles. Pinkert. Trsntini: NM 49,
AAneona Arimondi. Gilbert. Venturini con-
FRI, Fri, JAN IL. at s-verdfs RIGoLErro. Nina,
MELBA, sevsrina. Zaccaria t,iacomini. HISs
bohei Renaud. Arimondi. Mugnoz, Fossetta Tsn
'uS M SssssSnnisisn Cond.. Campanini
pa Sar' M MAT. JAN Is, at 2-verdi's AIDA Mms,
Musnoz. Tecohi Conductor, Csmpanini '"''ui
SAT; NIGHT tJAN. fa)-open, To b. an
Seat Sale for Week Beg Jan
"opens Io-morrow Morning at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
NEGRO SHOT WHITE MAN.
Victim in Nezo HaUen Hospital May
Die from Wound.

New Haven. Jan. IA young white man was
probably fatally shot late tonight by Negro
near Church and Crown streets. The Negro was
tcaptured few moments later on Crown street,
near the scene Of the shooting. The victim is
still unconscious at the New Haven Hospital
and It is expected that he will die before morn
ing.
A large crowd quickly gathered. and as the
police were taking the Negro TO Police Head
quarters there were several cries OF Lynch
lhfmi" but no violence was offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
PULLS SCHOONER OFF ROCKS.
Revenue Cutter Woodbury. Saves Vessel on
Little River Island.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Portland. Me, Jan. 1.-The United States rev.
enue cutter Woodbury.. Captain ]. H. Brown,
pulled the three masted British schooner Wand
rian off the rocks on the northernmost point Of
Little River Island, Cutler Harbor just
in time to the schooner from pounding to
pieces IN the heavy southeast swell last Sun
day morning. The Of the Wandrian had
tnrown part OF her cargo away. ard were about
10 try to land fl boats The cutter failed In
attempt on Saturday night but on Sunday
mornings flood got the schooner off. The
Wandrien is leaking badly She was twenty
nine days out from Walton. N. s., TO New York
oeer