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New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
THREE TROOPERS KILLED.
PIRATE Of FIRST Coralry Runs
-1muck at Camp an Lu2on.

Manila. May IA telegram received here
tonight from Camp Stotsenb burg Angeles
Pampansa Province, Luzon. announced that
Private Michael Beacham, of. the 1st United
States Cavalry, ran amuck. killing three and
Vounding three Of his comrades. one mortaIly.
The dead are.
WILLIAM HOEY. first sergeant
.. WILSON. private.
THOMAS WoODN ARD.
Edward Woodward. private. was fatally
wounded Ali the men were members Of Troop
?. 1st Cavalrv
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

Sir Alexander Condie Stephen. who was created a
Knight Commander of st. Michael and st. George
in 1894 and knight Commander of the Victorian
Order in 1900 educated at Rugby and entered
the diplomatic service in 1875. The following year
he attache at st. Petersburg. in 1879 third
retary at Constantinople, and in 1SS0s acting
sui general in East Roumeia. He employed IN
special service TO inquire into the condition OF
Khorassan in 1882 So. He served assistant COM
missioner for the demarcation of the northwest
boundary of Afgfanistan 1SS4-'S5s The next year
he went 10 Bulgaria acting agent and consul
general He second secretary at Vienna in
1SS'Ss, and at Paris in 1885 SO. From 1895 TO 1897
be was charge daffaires at Coburg and from 1897
to 1901 minister resident at Dresden He received
special allowance for his knowledge of the Russian
Turkish and Persian languages, and he published
The Demon" translated from the Russian. and
Fairy Tales OF Parrot adapted from the Per-
sian
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
READY FOR BATTERY PARK MAY DAY.

4 May queen who hid her face while the king
beamed with unconcealed pleasure the honor
thrust upon him, elected by acciamation last
night at No. 20 Greenwich street for the May fes-
tivaI to be held In Battery Park on Saturday by
the McGrath Association of the 1st Ward.
Miss Lily McGrath the May queen chosen
by the three hundred girls. the boys electng
Frank o Brien. eight years old, their king.
This May festival is annual feature. more than
five hundred children from the old 1st taking part
and disposing of their share of sandwiches. cake
and icec cream.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

RF-ASTORIA-WaIter g. Squire. former
Senator from Washington Seattle. BELMONT
6. NJ Painter Chicago. BREsLIN-W. R. Embry.
Lexington KY EMPIRE-Charles Hall Adams,
Boston. HOFFMAN-G. H. Norris, Milwaukee,
HOLLAND-Tempe Goldman, London. MANHAT-
TAN-Dr. Emmett Rexford. San Francisco
PLAZA-The Marquis and Narchioness of Hertford.
ireland. SENILLE-C. II. Csdwalader. Philadel
phia ST. REGIS-Edward A Faust. St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
NINE, GOULD LOSES BRACELET
Prince Helie, However. Still with Her
They Start for Monte Carlo

Rome, NAY 11--Mrne. Anna Gould and her chill
orel accompanied by Prince Helie De Sagan. left
here this evening for Monte Carlo. Within week
or TWO they expect TO go n Paris. said that
SO marriage OF the prince and Mime. C1ouIG will
take place as soon as the prince has embraced the
trolestant religion, which this evening he said he
ready Do
Bor'i fJule- Goud and Prince FIeHe said that they
hsa had most delightful visit in Rome Mime.
could however. regretted the loss Al Naples of
bracelet NJ great value, which the police were un-
snle find
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
POLICE CLUB MAY KILL YALE MAN.

New Haven, May 1l.-As result, 1t is alleged,
of a charge made by the local police a week ago
last Saturday night the crowds at fire, Will
i'm Thomas Van Alstyne, OF Albany. member of
the freshman c'asG in the Sheffield Scientific
School Is seriously III at the Yale nfirmary and
il is said that a blood cot has formed on the
brain. Van Alstyne. il is said, struck the
head with a polieemans club. He is the of
the late William Van Astyne. who was the last
Democratic Mayor II Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
NEW GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
r. TeIeeranh to The Tribune.


Boston. MAY l1.-At the Majestic Theatre tonight
the Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company uhder
the direction of s. Kronberg, began limited en-
gageuent In an Italian repertory, opening with
Lucia" The Knickerbocker company is new
organization and a large audience Of musical p>o-
plc gathered for the first performance Nine. Ade-
line Padovani. the soprano. was cordially received.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
LINER DAMAGED IN COLLISION.

Montreal Que May 1.-THE agents Of the DO
iI4lon Line this evening received tie following
message from the captain OF the steamship Ottawa
'ent through the signal station Fame Point, 800
Hies below Quebec:
Have been in collision with the Norwegian stesm-
:. Ihorold. Considerably damaged. forehod iull
~ water Passengers all wcl.
me Ottawa. which formerly the Germa-lic.
= ue White Star Line, sailed from here on Satui-
Gay morning with sirfy-nvc cabin and number OF
second class passengers and full cargo
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast.-Washingto ton.

OhiCIaI ReCOrd
Western disturbance central in Northern
Wisconsin storm Of considerable will
doubtless move northeast during the twenty
hour strong thunder
squalls over region ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley. the northern lake region
and the north Rocky Mountain region The temperature
sharply to-day in the northeastern states
Steamers departing Tuesday European ports will
have fresh variable fair weather the
;Taud
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
SON BORN TO COUNTESS moNTIeNoso.

li9reaoe. AsE IA has 1een born 10 the
r9on'ess Noutlgnoso. former CroRn Princess
Lolise of Saxouy. ROW the wife OF SiEnor Tose
Nhq lhe birth has been greeted joyfully by tho
MUSIC master IS controveTtHg the runors OF quar-
re-. between them and 1he intention Of his wife to
4e@fe nm. Sgnor ToselH remarked that boy
: sood substitute for the Princess Anna Monica
IA who is row under tho care Of her father, the
Ming O. Saronv Nine ToselIis former husband.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
HAMMERsTElN ENGAGES NINE. MELeA.

William Hammerstein received Yesterday a cable
message from his father. Oscar Hammerstein. now
in Paris. announcing the engagement. beginning III
January, of Nine Meba for the coming season at
the Manhattan Opera House. Mr.. Hammersten
said that had made arrangements with Nine.
Nelba and Nine Tetrazzni so that they would be
heard together occasionally in the same bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
MANY HOUSES I'M MADRID BURNED.

Madrid. May 1.-THE bazaar called locally Las
Americas. we'll known antiquaIfans, was prac-
'ca.-F destroyed by fire to-day The flames also
consumed ITO hundred wooden houses forcing
oree hundred families 10 fee The inhabitants lost
e. -0ei- possessions
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
AIRSHIP SAILS TIVE MILES.
wright Brothers Continue Their Expert
mepts at Kill Devil Hill.

~isAsteo, n g, May 1.-THE Wright brothers,
: Dayton Ohio. continued their airship expert
iits sIong tie honey beach al XIII Devil HHl
1ag' With favorable atmospheric conditions they
1ei'ed al 80 o'clock this morning. Reaching
- eeFation q seventy~hve feet above The sand
-i-ss covering the half mile Of beach between the
SA sld sound, the aeronauts directed their craft
- sN~tnSard ana sailed rapidly for two miles down
tHs coast They landed with ease.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
VOTE TO FINANCE LONDON suewAYs.

London. MAY IA meeting here to-day Of the
s1srehcders oc the Underground Electric Rail
Ny 1omparr under the presidency Of Sir Edgar
ehsSer- unanimously approved the issue Of various
toaos. agsregating p 2ae nJe, necessary for the
ieaalrstmont - the company finances.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
Died.

BANcKER-saddsny. on May 9 Iaos: at NJ. lst' rs,t-
dnGs NJ orssn nr H Sorss o. 5 Tcs y .d''
Dr. william 2 ana Mary G Butler aged s months
Interment private
CoRNELI-Disd at ChappaqIs. y. r.. Flrth montn
1ith 1908 Charles W Cornell IN the 18Th yeaI ~
his age Funeral win Be held at friends Aestin<
m carriages win meet train leaving Grand Central
thirty-four beloved superintendent Of ths Eva
no oms o 81 TIE % ie m S GA1aa 5 n Uno4 'r- se0s 1o
May le. at o'elock- Intermsnt woodla&h-
SD year OF his age Dwight STILES erek DeioS.d aus
band OF Sarah Frances simpson Funeral services AZ
on On wsdnssa4y May I3 1905 at o.sIoc. m Ns-
minaI 155 p Kindly omit flowers
kINNEY-Ou May 9. her residence No. 1s4 Elton
Kinney. Funeral services Monday. May II. as m
Friends are invited Intsrment in Evesreens Cemetery
daughter Of wiIlan and Adaine Kos6so. IN her Isss
p m from the residences OF her parents 10 rs Myrt.
ave. Brooklyn.
NAGKd!N- aag.htes q the lat. ,as. .sa
tan unerai from her late re.idenee No rs Halsey
70 the church Of our LADY q Good Counsel Pgtnars
ave. near Ralph
TC1ELLAN1on IL Sunday. May 10 1905 at Der r-sdeno.
5o s"i d, Cl1r{qn Place sTooSlyn EnaSs5s Al
FrieoI 9. - I,I,an , Andrew An AcSl sian H>aSss ana
TnelJsv y s,srID a aEna th9 rnn-.a erV1Scs r %
HIS Censer a. ~ oi. Toex -S s a. T,gs,s
ard Redditch papers please copy.
MILLER-At her resid.ncs. No 100 vs-- rssh ST.. So
sS Edwin and Rss.cea SI %oulSoH % Me .3S1 Pga-rss
private Kindly omit flowers
AfI<LER-On Nsy Il. residence
Prospect ave. Newark. y J.. Sarah Jsrs dsugn-4- e
the late Luke and Flizabsth bsviss and vdo~ % John
A Miller in her SSd Funeral from rssidsnc-
Wednesday. al 4 IT. and friends
respectfully Invited 20 attend
MINTON-At Chatham y =. CarotnS
E. widow of Hudson Mintou. IN sssh y~sr
neral services at her late hons. Chatham. y. :. On
Thursday May IA, $50 .. N.
ROEpER-At her home: No 50 C7syelan5 st orsns-
n J.. Sunday morning. May fans Miriam sldess
daughter OF the Rev Adolph Marie 3 Ro>ds--
Funeral private
STONE-SIddeIly at New Tork Hospital. May II Mary
A. widow Of Andros Stone. aged So Funeral
vice will be held Madison Raptist Crurch-
3lSt st and Madison ave. Wednesday. Nav "a. ~
a m Inte-msnt private Send flowers 20 churcr.
GHAsT-suddsnLy- SUNDAY MAY 10. Ensl-.
WOOD, N J., Joseph Reynolds TftcSh7st. II trS
late Philip Tinshast. % this city Funeral private
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JOHN A. OUACkENBUSH.

Troy. \. Y. May n-John A. Quackenbush. Re-
publican member of the 51st and sd Congresses
died at his home, Saltwater, town of Schagh-
ucoke. to-day. He was for years prominent in
Rensselaer, County politics He eighty years
old.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
RAILWAY BROTHERHOOD coNvENEs.

in the United States and Caanda repre-
sented by 12o delegates the opening of the
fourth biennial convention Of the International
Brotherhood of Railway Employees here to-day The
convention Will last four days.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

For Loss Of Appetite-Half teaspoon Horstorrs
AcId Phosphate In half glass
Valuable in the treatment of exhaustion.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
republished In the Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

Highest terneature YESTERDAY 81 degrees; lowest 49;
average date
thiTtythree IS
local forecast: showers and cooler Wednesday
nrohs bJ4 fair brisk ~oul.vsst shr-y 70 southesst
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily sccessibs Harlem from Grand
trail Station Webster and Jeros Avenue troll-ys ard
by carriage Lots $3.50 Tefephous 435j
for Book of Views representative
ONCE. 20 East 23d St York City
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
he rcpubished In the Tri- Weekly Tribune ysithout
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

rain late today cooler in southern portion Wednesday
shnvvers increasing southeast winds.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Delaware showers and cooler to-day Wednes
shifting southeast
60 dav. "Wednesday not change In temperature
fresh southwest winds. increasing.
FOR Western Pennsylya showers and cooler to-day
Wednesday fair: high shifting winds.
York. showers to-day Wednesday
fair high south west winds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK F. CAMPBELL 24f-3 west 2sd 81 Chsp-ls-
Private and public ar1buIancss Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

RUGER-CfANCE-At her residence In Washington
ID, G. Julie Grnnell CTuser. daughter OF the ate
Thomas Wentworth Storrow. OF Boston. 10 Wade
Chance. Of canton. Ohio. and London
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
Died.

Notices q marriages mn be nforsed
with full ard address.
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OBITUARY.
SIR ALEXANDER coNo,E STEPHEN.

London, May 11.-Sir Alexander Condie Stephen
K c. NJ. G., who groom in waiting to the
King is dead He born in 1850
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

Local Official Record-The following official record
,, tho Weather Eursau shows the changes in the tenn
atura for the last seuty-four hours. in comparison
yg,tb Inc correspunding date Of last years
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
Give Nature a Chance.

From the Agricultural Epitomist.
 Parents and teachers pay too little heed to nature in trying to determine the careers of children. How com mon it is to hear a father say that he has decided to make" John a preacher. carpenter, or a farmer There is an old saying, Drive out nature with | pitch fork and she will return again. The father, grandfather. and great grandfather of William Cullen Bryant were doctars The young man would naturally be supposed to have 'lean- ing to the same vocation. The father seems to have expected this. for he named the child after a great medical authority. The young man. however. chose the law. which he studied and then practiced for several years. But his heart was not in the work. Like Words worth he was a born lover of nature, and found happiness and usefulness in opening the eyes of others to her beau ties.
 Here is what he wrote one day while still practieing his profession, when he had stolen "an hour from duty and care'' to stroll along Green River: Though forced to drudge for the dregs
 of men.
 And scrawl strange words with the bar
 barous pen,
 And mingle among the jostling crowd, Where the sons of strife are subtle and
 loud
 often come to this quiet place, To breathe the airs that ruffle thy face, And gaze upon thee in silent dream. For in thy lonely and lovely stream An image of that calm life appears That won my heart in my younger
 Vearsn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
CHEMICAL PLANT BURNS.
Origin of the Fire Is Believed To Be
 Incendiary.

Columbus, Ga, July 26.-(Special) )-The plant of the Chattahoochee Chemical and Mining company at Girard was destroyed by fire this morning at an early hour. The estimated loss is $10,000, which is almost covered by insurance. The engine house alone was saved.
 The fire is believed to have been of in- cendiary origin. The plant had not been running for some time, but preparations had been made to resume operation in a few days.
 Four years ago the company's original plant, occupying the same site, was de- stroyed about the same time of night in identically the same manner. A queer coincidence is that the fire originated each time at the northeast corner of the build ing. Without knowing anything of the circumstances, the officials of the com pany cannot but believe that the fire was incendiary. The company manufactures a fertilizer filler. T. c. s. Howard of this city is president.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Widow Wants s25,ooo For the Killing
 of Her Husband.

Athens. July 26-(Special.)-On of the largest damage suits against the Louis vile and Nashville road ever filed in this county has just been brought for the widow of Ran Holland a brakeman recently killed here by a passenger train.
 He was hagging on a freight which reached here just a few minutes before No. ?, the northbound passenger was due, and he was sent south of the depot to flag the train. He went some distance, 200 or 300 yards down the track and sat down on the end of cross tie and dropped off to sleep The train came and the engineer blew the whistle, eX pecting the man to get up.
 The flag, it is said. was not unfurled but was resting in his lap. The man slept on and the engineer saw when it was too late that he was not going to get up and the engine struck him, knock ing him some distance crushing his skull, and without regaining consciousness he died in a few minutes.
 He was the son of q prominent farmer living in Giles county Tennessee, was a married man. being the son5in-law of MT Frank Mayes, travelling man. The widow has brought suit for $25,000 dam age. The case is set for trial at the October term of the circuit court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
MAYOR WILL CALL
 SPECIAL MEETING EnsIey to Have Meat and Milk
 Ordinance PREPARING VOTING LISTS City Clerk Has Big Task On Hand. The Steel City May Also Have An Ordinance Requiring Dogs
 To Be MuzzIed.
PREPARING VOTING LISTS

Ensley. July .-(speciaI)-Mayor sugg will call special meeting of the City Council this week. Just what night the meeting will be called for has not been decided, but it will probably be Thurs day. The purpose of the meeting will be to pass an ordinance providing for the regulation of the sale of milk and meat and for the purpose of electing a milk and meat inspector. At a recent meet ing of the sanitary committee, consisting of Aldermen Angwine, Mcdonald and Morrison, with Mayor Sugg present as ex-officio member, the city attorney, F. G. Moore, was instructed to draft an or dinance providing for the election of an inspector and regulating the handling and sale of meat and milk
 The sanitary committee has carefully watched over the health of the city by a strict enforcement of sanitary regula- tions. There has been very little sick ness this summer in the city and the purpose of the proposed ordinance is to prevent, if possible, the spread of fever in the city.
 The council may also at this meeting take some action in reference to the har- boring of dogs. Several dogs, supposed to have been afflicted with the rabies, have been in the vicinity of Wylam and Ensley lately. It is possible that the councill will require all dogs that are left running loose on the streets to be mug zled. A report is current that a child was taken to Atlanta recently for treat ment on account of being bitten by dog. fled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
NEWS OF GREENVlLLE.
State Lecturer Scott Closes Two Days
 Conference.

Greenville, July 26.-(Special IA M Scott, Missouri state lecturer, closed a. two days conference here Friday night. sented, the hospitable citizens entertain ing the delegates. The conference was one of the best ever held in the county, and the delegates and members of the local lodge are enthusiastic over the good work accomplished by MT. Scott and other members. The hall was taxed at every meeting to seat the visitors. The last meeting was veritable love feast
 Daily rains are occurring here, in fact the rainfall has been very frequent all the summer.
 Miss Mary Parker, Messrs Gordon Parker W. M Peagler, Sidney Long and Curtis Judge have gone to Blowing Rock N. c.
 Mrs. w. J. Beeland and Miss Annie Laurie Beeand left yesterday for Bi- loxi, Miss.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Tatum have gone to LaGrange, Ga, to visit relatives.
 Mrs F. l. Fuller returned to Mont gomery this afternoon after a visit of sev- eral days to Mrs. s. F. Ewing.
 F. Webb Stanley, who attended the Press association at Bessemer, left with the editorial party yesterday for Bruns- wick and Cumberland Island.
 Miss Kate Thigpen of Montgomery is visiting relatives and friends.
 E. M. Lewis and children will return tomorrow from Tuskegee, where they vis- tied relatives.