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New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
THINK LIBRARIES COST TOO MUCH
East Orange Council Hears Protests Agains.
Burdening City with Carnegie Gifts.

Eas- Orange Feb. : 'spe-.suy-Protssts are be-
ing heard in East Orange against he large appro-
pr.at.ons either already made or contemplated by
the City Council. and the action q the Council In
accepting s9,r,j Eor three branch Ebrar.es from
-aadrew Carnegie has aroused criticism in some
sections
The city already has sgco9 ib-ary sivsl b.
Nh Carnegie, which = s-s.0o year D main
tain or three times TIE amount required - the
iro1naster. and why three branches IN a u!ace &
relatively small territory required. which VIII
need stih further appropriations Tor :heiE main
tena1ce. is not understood by so-2e.
Colonel Joseph y. S1O-er who has protested 20
the city authorities, points that - Per ceIs q
TIE circulation OF the preseI, library IS fiction and
he questions the amount of good done by this. Ac-
cording 10 the report OF tie Census Department Al
washington. Colonel Stover says East Orange Is
paying Per capita double the amount OF any other
place II New Jersey foT its Hbrarr.
Another proposirIon which Is raising some con.
msnt IS request for s!s.es. . equip ne East
orange Oval cor which Uhe cay has paid come =.
t-s' already TOT ne Land 1a@ money fx 70 r. r1se
Tor sraDcSLancs al outdoor gymnasium. tennis
conErs ard sTlngs. TIE oval : the old Orange
cF1i and tac ott- wants % PIT il IN su,h sEaps
tAat Y c5n D 1sed tcr stiis-tc en-s th.s seascn
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
COZ. AUSTEN TO RETIRE.
Cerfa,n HIS Resignation UM BE
Accepted.

co.ozsi Dsvtd = Austen of The isth Regiment
Coast Ar1.I:.rv brooklyn who ssl1 his fes saa1loa
from sr= uzcso-zl guard 70 guard headquarters IN
a.bsrT cr FRIDAY with a request that II De Io1-
r-e-.sei . Governor Hughes as soon as possible
sd -es-e-ssav - would retire immediately a1'e-
rte annual inspection BY tie War Department ara
s-.-e o-sesrs set for February = While ms rssis-
ns.sca rs= to- get ben approved, Colonel Austen
I,eise~~s -sat x ~ -, foT he has passea the age
limit
WIFI. ,-oso-e. susrea Intended serre sno1he-
-ea- !, -he state guard 70 complete his H-tie-n
,esr ss -e-rbe- e re service he did Tot 1eei ois
posed 20 be cut-arIe5 by Colonel Morris ef TIE sth
Regiment who 1srdeI t-e DICK reorganization OIL
is The se-iar Officer. Under The same orrer toiolel
A.ss-s- said he would bs forced to reorgalze '1S
whole regiment and co away rita many O the
features which brought the command 10 z nisH
standard ore OF these changes Is the oisod-ao-
ing ot .ee He.d hsndf r-ich IS the OIL! eol-s'ed
earns q; :,s kind i-l tie stiensi gcsrC
Tn. REORGANIZATION o< the guard Enakes Il n-ces-
sa-v .cr ne 20 give z great csal Of time 70 the
re<fr,e7r snd this coupled with minor reasons
decided ne 70 resign and give some otae- on
c. 50 o-~ec--urir-' k~ said Il knew that Ile@-
;e-ar. Colonel George Russell intended 70 resign.
b.-r - vii stay WITH TIE regiment uaI Inspection
day Our -esssnstio7s have 10 connectior- and h
believed Others 6sd THAT would stay until rex-
year
Colonel Austin enlisted II TIE 1th Regiment Il
tSS ana II IsS vas promoted 70 TIE rank = co!o-
nei. which Ae held when ae entered The 18th Reg
rasnt o.. jay =. In KS Re discharged Al
Is can reQuess. but four =es-s later again 1ook
command o< tEe regiment. having passed another
@xsfy,-ariaD
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
YELLOW FEVER AT GALVESTON
Steamer Arrives There from Brazil with
Two Cases on Board

Galveston. Feb. 1.-THE steamer C-ispin ar
rived II the roads to-day from Para Brazil,
with two cases Of yellow fever board. Tbs
men affected are Third Engineer Davis and
Third Officer Pritchard. Relative ID the cases,
Dr.. J. H Florence, state quarantine officer
said:
The ship Is anchored n the roads three
miles out from The docks. and Is veil isola-el
and thoroughly guarded. The ship vas fun,-
gated as far as possible, and every precautioE is
taken 20 prevent any spread of Jl2e disease
The vessel Will not be allowed 10 come 70 Port
until all possible danger IS past The ships SUI
geon advised Us that during the passage 20 Gal
weston i've members Of The crex were sex with
the fever. but three have recovered. Brazilian
yellow fever is noJ regarded as vfruIeu- II this
climate
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
BEGGED FROM CLARENCE H. MACKAY
Two Panhsndl.rs at Work IN Fifth Avenu.
One Held Up Magistrate Barlow.

-ro men seeu % approach rs
coming - Sfs-ry-s 49, street azsd fifth ave-
-ue. last night. Pa--oiraen England, q The East
5l<t street S-zrtc-. arrested 10Th et tter7.
II re Etysz cozIrt t1ex gave ttei- names As
George Lt-tetsT7. ~ NJ = Fal.o-, B-oes-
ivr. william Evels- of No- 3 Perr:- street.
Both we're IRE is,z1d fo- .r-ee months
Frank z. HskePescs. II. ~ Nc - Ne=r ar
street volunteered % ap@-sr against r7e prisoners
lie them ar-.st-5. e-t Re rot Magistrate Ee-
.oz -fa' --n@ t1e -7sn hss -ct parta7d!sd from
him -zs- night thev bad solicited ans -hre.
OCCASIONS rece-.,tv.
Whea re policeman ss:6 Re thought = vas CTar-
sHos Il. Aackay that re r-sn approached Lite
to- SPOKE CP
Of ccC-ss was said re = know Clarence
HecEey- 7 know e.e-~ C-s Vcr-E knowing. I
know Waite Cochran ". Griffith. Ny. N-Hee-e-
and re Brown brothers. and tonight se-s "a tie
National Democratic Club 70 see Stewart Brice
- make z Jcuch. pU- he wasn't Il.
L.ttleIon told the magistrate lie Lad erea begged
frcE. him.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
RAILROAD MEN act.
Pass Resolutions Cfnsuffng Coz
eFRoF for y. S. {. 4 ppOfHfments

Cze hundred and cTelye members @ lie Broth
.-hoed or Railway Trelnrsn- re order q Rst,roal
Conductors tfe Brotherhood OF FI-eElsa aud Er-
g52ee-z and 80 Railway T-l@Sraphs-s' Association
net re TeSl1gton Opera House yesterday after
-cca and a1t7-e<1 resolutions co-deElning Governor
Hughes e1G a@cia-icg that the railroad men ii The
state s-5 e,s-he-e would oppose tis candidacy fo-
-ks P-es56e--v.
Holm : 1I0-ey c@eTad rHr resolution ceasurirg
te Governor tor igrori-g Ihe petition OF JIle -a-
5esd IIea % the :o- the appointment % tSo
= -e.- lumber or :1e Public Service Commission
J Il Reznrne-- q A-tzn!. said that The Governor
She-5 opposed i1 his Presidential aspirations by
s-a-v railroad MAJ
john LDEsriEan- DeTG1,- Commissioner - Labor
saG e1 o,6 railroad mar. strongly opposed tie
passing Of IRE re-ogt;oa. sa5. with few others
refused cast E ~ote- ssyiag that tie meeting
5--eEIIa--
: = JcE-l9o-l Of -fe Broth thA-hooG - Iceo-pe-ive
F.-emen. sati thE. - -ora o( t-Ie commission
buneIirs. b@csuss ~ .ack ., p-GrttcaI know
edge % railroads SabTs- ecad;In-<- he s. ID
-<nhrnszn.- and rFe change shuttle cars
TO th-ouga trains On tie R-ookly7 Bridge was de-
ci6edlv fo- tie -ers>- sad ~c-i5 not have bean
made II practical railroad T1a1 hsd been mem
be- or -He commission L decided hold 4
P-shIlc meeting % protest 90 railroad men az
Copper E--ior sc1ls tine n AP-:l-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CLOSES
Church il Which There Was FactlozsI Fizh.
Year Ago Vow Without Funds

re lz-ss- = -ha -t-i=s-.-C@z &C 80 = ss---s-s-
F-ssbE -s-is7 Cc1-c1- = Vss- - s--es-- zzS -
--0s--z - - 5oo-z -=s-e-5z- 70 --<sz---s
7s-toz- Z Ezs MS c1---l --z- 5z1 @z--o-z- g.
Ee-e--e= vzz- -1= Iz-e Pc d To-- ----z -
sas pastor cz-s1-S - z---=-aTz- = sz-s--
-7-e----r-e@ Members. r-=- IS sscsszo- ----- -
Ssv To-E P-s=uv-e-- s-5 - -s-1- = -------.
E-a-czz- co-di-zc-
The present closing 9 5-s - re -acz g s--ls
ir1s-i-so-s trc-1 -he <1-C=- s--1==- Ire c-----
1zs abou- c-s hundred z--.vs -s-5s-s- - css---
ia R=- d =. = N--5z-he-- 7-L7 --.z--=s
So D. Lee --e- = Z a-5 cz--s1 e -
-zs-1-a-s -.s1 -. L<e E.=5- yea ago as -
-erbs- d Hs-5e-reI- sid veS-s-54v --s- -
e1zrcA -z-t r=c-=- lzx- S--5a-. az = nigh -
-1-es weeks Setor= - r=orz-=5- Es ss.1 --@-z ~zs
- --o--h,A eTcec-Z-= ~ tzck y -c-=-.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
JAP WOUNDS SIX POLICEMEN.
Laborer, Suspected as Crafty Burglar, Es'
eap.s. hut Is Caught Later After Fight,

Sa~-.---fFse - i Fst. IS CSr-ctan---A Japanese
a bore supposed be burglar and who ne al
-be-tties think robted the home of joseph Rarrss
,oIice commissioner fought vieiozs,y fo- freedom
today u r~o occasions when the police caught him
VITA alleged p.un6e-. He IS IN rne county tah 70
night xrattsd IL HANDBAGS 2 result ef -esisfins
arrest and six detectives are aET=tnc WOUNDS snc
bruises,
Numerous p-,ty rebbertes have occurred recently
- re vicinity u -te nome Commissioner Bsrrss
sr. the police hsxe had cle~ ss - the iaentit!
% re thief Early 1fis morning Policeman 1l-ias
saalte- ssv Japanese at the Central Railroad sta
ttor carving suspicious looking pack- The jap
fought - TIE policeman ard eScE-ad
Later II -he day Superintendent ~ Fo,ics During
learned that the Jap had Been se~n a. Hl.itenc'ise
s-etter twelve miles from here Policeman Hen
de-soa Who detailed 10 capture the 5ap. uaez-
reet.dI- me- his man On the way 70 the mite
house railroad station
The Jap again PIT up hard 4Sat- and u required
SIX policemen to subdue hun. bVt Tot u1I.l they
had received NAM wounds lie V6s brought here
aa6 placed II re county 3sil- TIE ode P:isone-
has been working On the roads here as ? IaooTeE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
NIGHT RIDERS USE WHIPS.
Make a Raid at Eddy,iue, Ky., and
Lash WeN Knosrn Men.

Eddyville. Ky. Feb. I6.-Night riders. t,res
hundred strong, galloped into Eddyviiie al l
O'Clock Sunday morning aroused the inhaoi-
tsnts by firing hundreds OF -ife shots. took ten
men from their homes 10 the edge OF the toWn
ard whipped them seEereiy and then dashed
away before daylight. threatening 10 return
later. Those whipped are Police Judge C w
Racker. I.esel Woods. former City marshall
Press Fralicl., deputy city marshal: Grace Rob
ertson. q saloon porter, and six negroes
Connection between the whipping Of the men
and the tobacco vendetta IN Western Kentucky
is not apparent as nos.s of the victims is active
in opposition 70 tie tobacco pool No atteHlp
was made at destroying stored tobacco
The riders we're veil drilled ard well armed
About two hundred and Atty entered tovn from
ore direction while dfty them from the op-
post.e direction. Fully 2 thousand shots were
fred during the assault but the Only person
h,l-. bv the fusiiiade was Young woman. whose
face srazed by a bullet.
The home OF Judge REcker vas riddiea with
bullets. and doors and shutters were torn OF
by the riders il their struggle 10 sieze the judge
Houses % the other victims were also damaged
The whippal men were allowed 70 return home
After the whipping the riders awakened
County Judge ". L Cruna baUsh and ~aTlfed
him that his immunity from similar punishment
hereafter depended entirely the friendship
he vas expected to show the tobacco grovers
association He vas told that MS gray hairs
alone saved him this time The only tobacco
dealer T1olasted vas J. VI. Bradshaw. q pTizsT
for one 81 the growers association Bradsha K
vas ordered To close q billiard hall which he
owns Before leaving toan the riders had their
st.utor announce that they had not finished
.he;r work and that they would return before
msuv days
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
PLANNING THEIR DEFENCE.
Counsel IN Pennsylvania Capitol Conspiracy
Case Hold q Conference

Harrisburg. Penn Feb -s--CounEe. fo- =. 6=-
fsrce II the stsre capitol conspiracy sic against
contractor saderson aid the former sla-e cficers
sasd=r Eathues AID shCE-ake-. he'd q conference
tonight % outline TIE order uEic!l taey shall
-- their testimony when the t-isl resumed to-
morrow.
Il has hes1 virtually decided % PIX roze OF tie
defendants except Snyder and AIsthues OF 5he
sts-6- and 10 Close their case BY Tr5day. = large
number Of experts vii b called sustain tie
contention ot Sande-soa -lst the measurement a
the furnishings not iaisified-
Al C TIE defendants and their lawyers were
here tonight. and :hers seems 70 be u dou5t that
fse mai vii be resumed tomorrow. Mss E-o.se
re-sne-. daughter % Charles II Be-Ener. because
ot zhose Illness the cou-- took recess continues
sr1cro+e and he <a-he- VII make his o7=-.-s
speech 70 the jury to- Saun-aEer to-72o--oE-
Joseph u ECsto1- The architect. also here
blt unless tbs defence changes its pans he VII
-cr - called as witness
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
NO FAVOR IN EXCISE ARTISTS
Police Close Up Saloons II 5Tooklyu Said
. Have Political Pull

1. -o-ole = z--=s-s - roiirscz- sg--@-2-cs -s-s
-7afa IN B-cca.v- -ests-5s~ s---S - <-----@vs
- 1<t- reported 20 -tc-s-s1-s - --= -1--- FAX
Ian One f--s- - ? = Ross. - -z--=--s-
-tA saloon --.- b Cser-E- Die--e- a. n :
E-I--y street Alderman I51- Dle--=-- 80 VS.
a. So = ET-s-v stree ard -Hs Rs------s- T=-s-
sentative - - s--t Dist-z--- = sal = = -
o Ter .: -te -iz-e
Tae othe- arrest Ts< Fssi~ r Bo-o--1 --s9s--,-
FTc55's men early yesterday morning Sa-z--
5-ad ITai- A-g-=t vo- EsSse--- II --c---=-~-. -
a dose friend - Senator E-Ca-r4-- -----c--s-
Me- a-d o--@- De7-o--a-S 0= rzs ro------ --=--a=
.sTs been made JEar t,.e pe-cs rsva ben e-s->1s
:1s i-E-sc-tc-s q - -av e. - rIa-=
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
USED THE COOK AS A TARGET.
Fourteen slsvs Charged with Murder in
Marion n c.

Charlotte. y c Feb. IA specia! 70 -T-e
Observer from Marion. y. c. ssvs.
Deputy Sheriff Cox has Just reached acre With
fourteen Slars. -..o charged with murder.
Fifteen OF these foreigners came railroad
construction camp rear Marion d -eer age anG
have been ~ york there ever since.
According 70 the ot.1oer's s-o-y. re men guar
relied among Themselves ThursGar. and that
night fourteen q then. attacked the COOK AID
securing him with ropes LED air1 : spot n -f.4
forest mile from tAe camp. There they bound
tlFu hand and foot. and placing him IL an upright
posture. stepped of q Iev PAGES s,d began shoot
ing using the cook E target The unfortunate
man vas riddisd vi-h bullets Then tie SIavs
dug shallow trench ard buried their viceirn.
TIE hastily dug grave ard II. bIood on the
ground LED 20 rae discovery Of tie BODY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
DR. HILL TELLS OF MISSING BOOK
ssrs e. Has Supplied Brooklyn Pastor Win
Last CT Lost Records

- r.- Ts~ -~h- FeSler EtH- pastor - tl'e
,<et-oPcl-z- Ts-,Tie Tod !aS- night anoc' '= a-s
---~ez-a-ycs e BOOK containing tGe church re-
,-ss ~ -ae Ea-ze s,elhe5Iss Episcopal t-l--oh
gra-,1kly-s q he Gay q rlCFe1 t1orn z1a[ oo--
r,5r- % tass - his Manhattan c-e-ge- he SAD
--s r-E Vic contained tre records . t. MAJ
-=x-e ssz-hs s16 ti--hs. Tss 1efI = f-H itsfsI-
r- 80 p-ookr-- rzrssnzge -Fs1 b 1so+ 81
A. 80 - -. learned at = had Gissrp~e-s1
p E4fE rad Is ses-ezr- prepare -e@- list - a
- -ee--Ss i. -. missing 51ok- Th.s -s-- ElicE
--sz fdeu-5czl VIII ths- - 80 missing boos- HeS
--r- -c The Pc y. Robert Ses1el-. pastor q
Fsrsex R-@-he.sfx- Frss-o7el Church u F5ti ssi6
- fzS q sEez -h@-s 80 5ook I'd Ec7= 6-c -
s<Erd = zae -se rrs-f- = ste 7e-s-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
CT. e. GRAFT INQUIRY
Deoaed Upon After Session OF Er
s1.enenf cnd II. Feeling.

-,-s,s~rsss. excszee7f ard Il ieeli-z es-e.opea
s. rse meeting O. the Ces-t--l Ee1-s@.ea I---o1
ves-ers6sy tecz-se % c1zrEes MADE . as--H <
Tsarx. es &. Aces Protective C1ion z-'d 5st
s-S.rs a. - Cystolsczrers- CEo-- tAaS 4I--loaHS
EseA-s, Q. the Eooeas-tc FIre1-e7s Inio,t 3
.-.s.sEs CO r-e 5-cokl--s Central labor l'ol .
.-=ss sxo said thz1 6se delegates L-a4 olFiGeS 49,
4. xs,-,-s--jcn .izn carrying meeting q a-le
,.---.~ rs.l r4-oeu-- three years ago This meet
,-r -zs called - protest sEasasF ne granting g
---.s- s-sexa- franchises cs-snsz5E E-cer 'Eae a.
-es Of -h> Ce-r-ei Federated Union o1i tls lax
a. -eoudsx,eS = J-z1ice Ford O. tae Supreme
s,orr- e.-Cou--oIle- Croft ard Alfre1 : bo24-
.oz -re-e among The speakers tHs meeting De-I-
;ssorsv s-csocsd
-. ,.-,,o~s-.ous cz-se Q. tae huS5-5 vas : nsa
x-z= Ras<o-5 --Ho has hee- attending labor Eneel-
ir-s distributing c1-cu-s-s coI'@i1-.s 80 =
"a. ss-sozs s16 O. lie capitalists hssieE sot p
- 80 Central r.5e-ated Union meeting yesterday
- 5.-,o-rcs hIrl- ard -ELe h vas taking D-
Vcsrz sd E3stcs cz-1- 5ztO the hal Wa1en De
yeegx learned tae s1b5ect before the meeting &c
Sezaaz5e5 Ehs 6oo--
--Tya We ;sS- come f-szn t1e meeting 90 the
F-,sk:s1 rsus-al Iz1o- C-5oa- he said 20 FiealeE-
md z2zt - know Why Tou said there t1e' :
80 zse-ev = co-n-cticn with 1he meeting n .+s
ru--sv HEl LcceuC-c T-le-- speaking L '--e ce-7
es-zs Il gs-e-zI - said Il d uet take se1toTc
-s---.,s-v becz-se Is = crank 5-t t2he SEX
,,s,.- v-s- F;es.~- sz-t- Te Io1-d tr1-l tle on
- -e,o-rs C r1e Central LATER Cl1o1 tHa1
lsssle-- szt5 --e delegates &C tfas e0dE ->-e cc1-
se-uez = uece5r1c $50 fcE -le L--TaT i1--t 1--s@
- a5s KAT b. saw tie cheek sc- the -z'o1-S-
E..,s-. f--gr - mentioned Il. nsEnes q fi&tc--
sr-s-.s- ,res-suvIle and Holland being cor
c--es X. Ss-.s-d a., lE--sr-=ztsc-
rfsrrh SAD - -s-red committee . I-F@ eP-
rssrred 70 aes- bc-1 szdes- and asked t1s- Hee-=-
r .xr~feS = =. tsiled 70 prove Is charges
se.e-s, 6eJ.ss-As -ooS zhe zeo-, s-5 ct-zrsss and
-z---=--s-s-5--s q -e-oue KIDS -e-e -1soa-
rs-s.- sz.ok. Win --es: eze-sy, ssyl-E he -ai'e1
- s--rz15rst5o7 bz6iv. b-1 -ouid require -ls
sr-orn 5sS-t-as1. q @-eT-to6y = Ire case ne
Ss56 -rz- t1z information eto-- ths se"'s came
r-.-.-zr- . ~ trou SCR = g sf'-aoon
-s7.-
Ef..~.-x --s-ce4-s.- . rz-e $ corz-a5I-ss - sc
5-z-<-ss-t. rHe charges carr.ed- sE n. tes1i-
----v - - - ozrl-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
WILL PROSECUTE HAZERs.
Governor Glenn Orders Indictment OF Agrl-
cultural College Sophomorcs.
rR- Telegraph 10 Ire Tribune

II Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune
sz-e,sT,4 y =. Fep i5--CIoveTno- Glenn Aas
---o--7 bomb into - ranks of cEe hazers ~ ne
STAT. Agricultural and Mechanical College Tho
ue-a active IN he 1lsirTeatu1ent u fresh
men br scnhon,o-es who ;sed nitrate or silver II
backing
r.. tao,-r-,- ard = number % relatives and
,a-en.s Of some Of the hazad freshmen have oee1
r,,shf1E re investigations earnestly: and TIE Gov
er1or has come forward ard ordered criminal
prosecutions O. al students connected with y The
grand f-v has 5ee1 instructed 20 return true piS
Of frs5i--r,er- 81 -nei- sitting this week
TIE cadet co-nTnardant .-ss away the night ;He
razins occurred. Tie inspectors door Eas strong
X barred 50 Re could not ge- out- and -he hszsrS
smashed IT The doors 70 al 80 rooms q freshmen
- 90 A. them. Many of TIE freshmen to1sht
vigorously. rsrt we're oyerroFzeTed-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
FIRE IN KNICKERBoCKER BUILDING.
Ccrc.rtgoers Rush TO Sc.ne-er.nge Mar
Arrested for Breaking Through Lines.

f-e q E-nr--5 @oc- - m. h-tcsersocses {
Finding ~ Sc- zre R-os6Ea-. Cz2sed le- -
-xrsf-us.-- ro- = fes- gathering ~cacs-r crowd
80 -h- arrest q ere -zza last night Ihe aud
ezee .ss yass corning oF re Manhattan Opera
Hogs. zfes1 KS engines arrived NAN rhocs y
rsers -Sre tn - cpe-a 5o1Se e1d hurried
- a s'ES+- @--oe
= N-rFz.- - o-suE- Y ! rsidrjls aged
mn dressed = e-eri-g ~sottes. o1E - those
40 --s-S - b-esk t:r-o-gr tae fire lines. Patrol
nan E-EEsz--s -he T=1ce--ciu sls-ioE- arrested
hju H vas Indignant cve- his arrest ss h said
h "a. -r-i1s u 60 o.; q tte way
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
SHOT BY HIS WHITE WIFE
Negro Started 20 Kill Her. hut Sh. Got n.
Revolver First.
81 -s.es- az % e-l.---,..-e

Hartford. Conn F'so- is.-Perley : vIlln1s s
negro OF No 10 Grove st~ee-. died ts--!zl. a. IT,
Hartford Hospital froni bullet wounds IN h,s head
inflicted Uy his weaty-r'lree-yea--cf whit uiss
known q C--,i- Bernstein
Williams I'D been abusing lis Ul;- IS 7-as
p-o,=d b. an ezlnriu2-!o1 OF her BODY b. q 1-7ll-.
surgeon ana tonight a-7Gst; home arc,a-F negro
and i1sai'ed re-. Sung 10 TIE 4uic. o. his vile
tzCAts and innleaGoes. s5s glrCe5 and d-s-,f HIM!
lie shouted. 4 III nuisA you tonight ard started
Tor revolver SAe beat him IN tie race iron, IN,
kitchen TO the bureau drsv-cr which cont2.r.4 ~.
revolver over which hung tlsr I-e.1ed zlar-is- %
certificate and IN The struggle Cor the g9n he v-as
wounded TIE woman VAS Locked n cItr-a} --i.-,
murder.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
X-RAYs FOR BOSTON PUPILS,
Dr.. Roteh Declares Bones Of Wrist VIII
Reveal Age Of Child.
ERr Ts;eg-a,s . Ts- 7-ss-ss.

b IE!es-ac- . II IF.L-leI
gss-o- FEB. te.-Grading % school pupils BY "
ray examination OF IRE ETis- i the proposal O.
D. Thomas Morgan Rotch, professor OF chldren's
diseases az the Harvard Medical School. In ?
lecture his afternoon he said that the c.-o2oiosi
eel grading system was useless
II - impossible tel iow old child IS. Il
years he may be bGc SIX. in development Re may
be tec. An X--av examination of tie bones C the
w-ts- VIII show better than eay other way v,le cee
ege of q child
D.. Rotch IS nov examining school children il
blocks q FIVE hundred b. his X-ray system. He
VII later make tul report tie scheoi slthos!-
tteS CT Lis exre-iInerrs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
THAW SINGS AT AsTTtkWAS.


t8ln1 Landing y Y Fee .s-THis e...--
Mrs. @Eiiar. -asv ec-or.-z-E.a h-- ~
rzssd All o<r4ctzse william a Moore paid q
sEsc-Acx E-s1r 20 Harry Z TEzw 81 rre Hs--
s.exar state Ecsr.tzi Trey re-urr.. n ".
YORK az o'clock Tne~ attended divi-. se-z.c.
.n-esy. cnc4scted ~ -. R=v- Charles p Ga--
res pastor % TIE ns.teazan Baptist CI.u-e5
70 tcl-e1 n che congregations singing r.ta OF.
.--e-ee r2ez a-e women p1tier-S- T-- co- ti-,.es
oe vsl. azs exxz .e- sr--t.l ll=o-s o--sss.
see reeu.ev hospital eR-A
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
TUse WORKS TO Be ABANDONED,

harrisburg. Penn Fe5- 1s.-It vas announced to-
ca tl-l- tie 2sceleso<a works o3 the National
-GD@ Company viii be permanently abandoned,
ard The work which has bzea do.e there vii here
stt@- = co-e ar P:tfso1--. The Aftdleto9-a plant
gaze el-Dioy raenC $50 men ~i-h Z r1onthiy
PaHEol- @ 80 ss aid has been the chef tacustr-,
ct thc tcsu T-s p.Et szs been closes tor IN. iast
tEo t-ccths and ali Q. rse r.odsrn machinery Ia.
E-e1 zs5po-t Etttso-rS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
POINTS OUT SOURCES o. rusgEcuLoss 5

TIE committee d -zbs-c-loS-z . --e Cs---s
FEDERATED Union II Is report Yesterday ----- -
E5eal,l Board tzs-sc. ne vs-=- -s-s= -
Tenement 6iztr---s- Z -s@-~rai --s- go S---E
IT, stTeet and ei4vsrs5 -s.-r-a5 cas- --z r- -
Platforms 1-t vas or - i---Sass- -so--ss E>-S
c.air-ra- - To- committee u--eE -Ea- g. aga
J5cc = s-s--e5 Ssve a. zxiIsz- co--~ % s----t
cleaners attack -" suev u crs t-z--l-z . =
sao~fs!l sz7esia-iy a. the =t-ss s1sz--=s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
Jim CROW CARS IN OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb n-Tne '.Jt-, Croz-,
,sr went into e-e-t to-day OF s-reetca-z and -z5r
WAYS alike. Tn. s-ree-ce-s a-e e1uicp4d with
movable signs only that beng all the provisions
intended OF The part OF tse companies
There is Law - prevent whites ami blacks
riding together Or the rear platform Of the cars.
and The conductors w!i Tot attempt 20 separate
them the-e- Al railroads hav. arranged the.-
s-z-iols e-1 cars comply with The law So
trouble is Anticipated account % -l,e law
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17
DEATH LIST MAY REACH TEN.

Toledo. Feb l5-The list 0; dead the rssulr o:
the collision between The Big -Four -syer" and {
Toledo & Western electric cay Saturday night
wa= increased tonight BY the death OF Hiram
Parker a 81 Vincent Hospital In ali p-ooab bi!.ty
and two children who we're killed and whose bodies
were not identified Saturday night were Mrs Jof-r
X Ne!pp and he- two soEs- TIE family lived her=
where NJ. Ssipp IS engaged il the hardware bus.-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

Nevburyport Mass, Feb is.-The body ot e
well dressed man. vith she feet tied. the wrists
badly bruised ard an ugly wound OF the fore
head. <oun6 OF the bara OF t.= Ne-riu.ac
River to-day. \ piece os rope hanging from
TIE knot al the snkles. and frayed al the
loose end as IL weight which probably at
tachad 20 & had worn II away- IN the pocket
vas - cents IN change. but there were no papers
by which t1e body could be identified TIE 1led!
cal examiner thought = Z possible case ot SUI
eide. but viii began a. AUTOPSY to-ror.ow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-17

Ger Ridge, Feb. Is fspec.al D-Sarnue. Gri-nsnav
a. express-aaE- has engaged detectives 10 run down
tAe l-:screaltz who. BY TIE q arsenic ana
ground glass have killed four OF his horses IL the
-as- days. when the 1l-sc two died within a
~ ho-rs OF each other NJ. Grimshav believed
they had died from natural causes but when ,z-o
more were found dead fl IRE stables yesterday fe
summoned Dr. : :. Aktopers, veterinary sur
geor- lie performed sr autopsy upon both ami
mas and found TIE co:zon which eausA5 NJ
Cy-s-=haw 90 scv