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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
DYNAMITERS
ARRESTED
-Four Well Known Anarchists
With Cart Load Of Dynamite
Arrested Today
Associated Press.

Paris, Apn 1O--.The police OF
this city today took into custody
three we'll known anarchists named
Kuhn, Rcux aud Russell They also
captured a cart loaded With dynamite
which the prisoners had in their
possession. The strictest secrecy is
being maintained in regard TO the
affair, hut II is believed the men are
connected in some way with a plot
directed against the men who have
taken a prominent part IN supporting
the gigantic lockout ~ workmeu
which vent into effect in this city
April (.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
JAPANESE
BOYCOTT
All China Taking Steps 10
Spread Boycott Already De,
CIarsd Against Japan
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Hong Kong, April 1o.--Chineso
money changers at Hong Kong are
supporting the existing boycott
against the Japanese which comes
into existence as result OF the Tat
su Maru incident and are now refus-
ing to accept japanese bank notes
even at discount. The Druggists
Guild also Joined in the movement
and members arc making deposits OF
money as security for their good
faith. The deposits of members who
do not hold to the boycott are to be
forwarded to the lt-govcrnment So
clety.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
CRUISER BIRMING-
HAM NOW AFLOAT

Boston, Mass, April 1O.--The
scout Cruiser Birmingham came up
the harbor from the yard OF her
builders, the Fore River Ship Build.
ing company, and was formally turn
ed over to the government officials
at the navy yard today. Commander
Burns T. Willing is in command OF
the new craft.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
MONUMENT TO
DEAD DEDICATED
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Shiloh Battlefield, Tenn April o.
The monument erected ny the
state OF Minnesota in the National
Park at Shiloh in memory OF the
soldiers who fell on that battlefield,
IVES dedicated here today. Governor
Johnson and staff accompanied by a
party o. nifty prominent men Of Min
nesota were present. Ideal spring
weather prevailed. Governor john
son delivered the dedicatory address.
G. G. Andrews OF 81. raul, secretary
OF the comm ission also delivered an
address. if
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
ACTOR SULLY
IN RUNAWAY
Aas Narrow Escape From SSrI.
Gus Injury by Being Thrown
Out R His Carriage
A,loa.,T Pres,

KiasSon y, Y, April lo.--Dsniel
sully, the actor, had 4 narrow es.
CAPE rom being Killed here Sully
uy.G In Woodstock lls had been
" this CIV shopping and while drly.
dAg home his team OF horses ran
away, The wagon struck a stone and
overturned throwing Sully out, He
landed on the side OF bis head and
shoulder lie Vas picked ~ uncon-
Se!ouG and carried 10 his house and
. hospital ambulance from this city
~aS sen Tor, The doctors say no
ssbss are broken and think no So
riSuS results will ensue.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
ELIMINATE BETTING
AT JENNINGS

Washington, D. c., April 10.---A
Of the senate COM
mittee on the District of Columbia
today made a favorable report on the
house bill to prohibit betting at Ben
nings race track. Chairman Carter
will report the bill! to the senate
Monday.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
MINERS WILL
RETURN TO WORK
Associated PrssS,

Columbus, Ohio, April lo.-PrOb-
ably $1,000 miners, who are now
tSls 10 Ohio, will resume work about
April Is or IL, following a confer
spes eetveen miners and operators
at Toledo. declared william Green,
state president OF the miners today,
Very probably the miners and oper-
ttors will reach an agreement and
the old wage scale that was in effect
UP 10 April will be re-adopted.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
Four Years for Perjury.

Associated Press.
London, pril lO.--Miss Mary Rob.
inson, one o. the witnesses in the
bruce case, Jouay was sentenced to
four years penal servitude for viii.
full perjury.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

The impression given at the latest
exposition in Berlin OF inventions is
that liquid air will soon enter the
field as very serious competitor Of
steam and electric power.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
Arhor Day in Missouri,
Sp.,ia IN DAILY Panhandle.

Vpes'al IN DAILY Panhandls.
J-!'erson City Mo, April lo,--Ar.
boz nay Is being observed today
throughout Missouri In accordance
9Th ne proclamation Of Governor
FolE Who urged that citizens gen
orally a. Veil as teachers and school
children, mark the occasion by the
plsntisG OF trees, shrubbery and
flowers
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
SECRETARY TAFT
IN LOUISVILLE
Associated P-ess,

KtSetlatAd FSeSb
louisville, Ky April 1o.--secrs-
tary Of war Taft is scheduled to ar
rive IN LoJlSyille at o'clock this
Afternoon from Cincinnati. He will
10 met at Crescent Hill, a suburb,
b. a local reception committee with
automobiles ana will be taken to the
Gait House, where public reception
gill be held, The secretary will
probably begin his principal address
Ia Eopkiss theat.: about s:l5 this
pnsnins. 4 a
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

"rou can't bluff the devil" says
nav. BILLY Sunday, which would seem
DO indicate that he has at least one
quality In common with Missourlans.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

Two houses are now under con-
struction in Glenwood and many
more will be begun soon.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09
BRITISH CAPITAL
IS LYING IDLE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London, April 10.--As an illus
tration Of the huge amount OF capt
tai awaiting solid investment in Lon
don II Is announced that the first
days applications for county coun-
ellis 3ls per cent $1s.760,Ooo issued
at par. amounted to $580, 100000
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-09

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Ses ou to Ia arano W hngn o COME with h 10 when e surrounds b.
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
HOSPITAL PATRONS.
Some Things the Nassau Hospital Owes to
Rich Womens Interest.

The nstients and the nurses the Nassau Hos
pi. H. at Mineo1a Long Island are certainly fortu
nate Most hospitals are unhomeilke places. But
the Nassau Hospital has been made quite other
xjse bv several women, who are proving that
beauty and comfort may dwell side by side with
sanitary conditions
The Nurses Home. to which Mrs W. n van
derbiJt. tr. recently gave eolian. vas the gift
Of Mr. and Mrs Clarence II. Mackay, memorial
of Nr Mackays brother, the late William John
Mackay Jr. Everything about Ii Is as comfortaoie
as possible The front doors open into VIDE ana
airy hail. and from this an arch LEADS INTO laI &c
reception room. On the second floor are fourteen
airy rooms with windows looking out upon the
1Jen,nstead plains These rooms are done IN pure
white-beds bureaus. chairs everything however
the nurses are permitted to decorate thelr 1ooliis
as they will the place has notnlns ol 'A0
severe aspect the white furnishings might otner-
wise give it. szt
ton "a the home and now 1t accommodates ABOUT
twenty-five nurses
MIS- belmont too furnished the dining room In
the new service building She chose furnlShlnss
of delft blue, and the large windows nave oiue
denim curtains hung in Dutch fashion Dull due
nIaoues are on the wall, and rugs OF the same
color cover the floor.
Wards in the Nassau Hospital that are rather
different from the average hospital ward are those
9, tho east and west wings given by Mrs William
x Vanderbilt end known as the Virginia Wander
bilt wards. Here many dainty touches add 10 the
attractiveness Of the rooms, while not detractins
In the slightest degree from the air of pure white
ne.tnese that a hospital ward ought to have. Tall
glass vases Of chaste severity balance each other
on each end of the mantelpieces. and the daintest
scarfs done in rosebuds or fo-get-me-nots, cover
the bureaus ''V. V" stamps all the linen and
silver service Virginia Vanderbilts own, and
every detail is tasteful to the last degree.
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay has departed little
from strict hospital lines in airy chamber which
she has furnished. Heavy old rose plush hangings
drape the windows. and seen to advantage over
white lace curtains A green velvet rug covers the
floor The furniture-bed, bureau and chairs-is
all in white. the walls and wainscotng,
completing the color scheme OF old rose, green
white With such breeders OF germs as velvet and
plush it goes without saying that this is
tabooed in contagious
Nassau Hospital does not know these women
patrons merely through the medium of the press
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
NO GYPSY MOTHS IN NEW YORK.
Dr. southwick Says Park Trees Were Never
in Better Condition.

The dispatch published in yesterdays tribune
telling Of the parasites in Boston to destroy
the gypsy and brownta moths was of special inter-
est DR.. Edmund B. Southwick, entomoloslst Oh
the Park Department who spends his time with a
large staff of assistants in fighting insect pests.
DR.. Southwick said, however, that New YORK had
never been troubled by the gypsy moth
THE fact is said DIR. Southwick. the trees OF
New York City were never before in such sooo
condition as they this spring. The insect eggs
have been scraped off all the trees from the Bat
terry 10 the Harlem River This week we shall be-
pin spraying them The work is done with chemi-
cal solutions 70 kin fungus The fungus is a
growth that appears this season on the leaves
OF several varieties OF trees and turns them brown
I think that by the time the foliage is fully devel-
opei New Workers who are fond of trees VIII feel
satisfied that they are in first rate condition
DR. SouthNick said that the Department of Asrl-
culture and the Massachusetts authorities had
united in fighting the gypsy and browntail moths
and had appropriation of about s5VVeU for the
purpose.
DIR. l. o. Howard the United States Entomolo-
sist" said Dr. Southwick. has been importing
PARASITES to kill moths for two or three years
now 1 have read in the dispatches that eighty
thousand of these parasites have already been set
free from the experiment station at Melrose Hlsh-
lands Mass and that twenty thousand more VIII
be scattered about soon. So far, understand the
results from the use Of these parasites have not
been definite and may require several more years
Of t1ial before their value be determined.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
STEAMSHIP BLEW UP OFF PERU.
Wrecked Sailors Arrive Here with Iale OF
Lucky Rescue.

tale Of a turning ship in the South Sea ana Oh
se,entv-two hours cast away on a placid sea was
told bv seven sailors OF the Enghsh OIL ouIhel
c-.cioue who arrived the steamship FINANCE
from, Colon Yesterday and we're turned over 10 'he
British Consul for transportation nome. 49,
Under charter to William r. Grace d Co. VIII
-antain Dill in command the Caclque "elsheo
anchor in New York Hsrbor about Ne" 1eaf ,,
bound for Chill and to trade UP the west coas' Vi
sou+h and Central America as far as san inii
cisco lust below Iobitos, Chilli. in the last week "l
Anri1 she ran into a storm which brought her up
on +he beach Captain Dill got her back INTO the
channel though she was badly strained, and heaoed
out again. .,, -;
When off Santa Elena. Peru. about = CLOCK lh
The morning the foreward tanks where the surplus
fuel WAS stored. blew up with a report that tuili-
bIed the forecastle up on deck ready to leap ln'o
the sea The engines stopped and reversed
and the crew, thirty-one in all. fought the names
for three hours, but in vain
Two boats were lowered. each provisiohed TOT
ueels for there was no land in sight. For seventy
two hours the boats kept each other company on
sea as smooth as glass both under sail aho oai-
ON the third day they sighted the Ecuadorian gun
hoat BOLIVIA which took them aboard ana ianoeo
them at the nearest port.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITIES.
Morgan & Co. Announce Readiness to Re-
ceive Offers for New Notes.

J. P Morgan Co. managers of the syndicate
that recently purchased from the Southern Railway
COMPANY SIS 10000 of s per cent convertible gold
notes running three years from May 1, announced
Yesterday that they would receive applications for
tie notes at eSla and accrued interest May %
Holders of Southern Railway two year per cent
sterling notes maturing juno and July 2, may
allotment to the extent of notes deposited. The
holders OF the notes maturing June / will
ceive a cash payment OF $35 note, and holders of
the notes maturing July will receive a cash
payment Of $50 note in adjustment of the differ
ence in price and interest Preference in allotment
will also be given registered holders of the rail-
way company's stock trust certificates The notes
are secured by pledge with the New York Trust
company trustee. of SO, 00oeD Southern Railway
DEVELOPMENT and general mortgage per cent
bonds Series A: s. 500 go Tennessee Central Rail
road prior lien mortgage As and g. 900 Virginia
Southwestern Railway first consolidated mort
gage IS.
lows: TO provide for capital obligations OF the
company representing generally the retirement Of
equipment obligations, the purchase OF steel rail.
construction now under contract and additional
betterments and Improvements to the properties
covered by the development and general mortgage
June and July ?, S000.0sp and the balance TO re-
imbursc the treasury moneys heretofore expend-
ed for construction and capital account f3,5oH,C0
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
WARNS AGAINST JERRY" PLUMBING.
Buildings Department to Stop unsamtary
Work on New Structures.

TIL. Buildings Department has just issued an Of
fetal order aimed stop Jerry plumbing ana
rreyent the spread of sewer gas and an unsani-
tarv condition in buildings which TINS klnd OF
work is believed 10 Jerry plumbing Is
the term used in the building trades for 'Ight-
weight cast iron piping which cracks easily
The order came from Edward Murphy, buildings
S,lperintendent. and followed investigation by
Daniel V. Mahoney. expert sanitary engineer
attached to Mr.. Murphy's staff, who Gound that
certain contractors in different parts of Manhattan
were Quitting buildings with piping much
below the standard weight and noticeably inferior
in quality. Mr.. Mahoney found that the fake ma
terIal was being used when the department in
spector was absent and ordered it all removed.
Nj Murphy held conference at the department
offices with committee from the Master Plumb
ers' Association. The committee assured him that
the association would cooperate with him in stop
ping the abuse A notice Of the action of the de-
partr1ent has been every registered plumber
in the city and those who take chances on doing
any Jerry plumbing after this warning will be
subjected TO a fine conviction, and may be pun
shed at the discretion of the superintendent by the
revocation of the license to do plumbing within the
limits Of New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Y. W. G.. A. GRADUATES
-Four Hundred and Fifty Young
Women ReceiUe Diplomas.

The four hundred and fifty young women VII
wera graduated last evening from the educauoha'
danartment of the Young women's Christian asS"-
citation had only one regret. 1t was that the chdp
in the building at No. East 10Th street III VIZ "
the graduating exercises were held. was nor lai
There are 1,s59 students attending the ciasseS 80
wear and so many wanted to attend the eAeANi
that +bare was no room the friends Whohl tho
graduates would have liked have had present
eff the chapel were three times as larS o'. =
one of the teachers II believe We couiu III" ~
The girls marched in by classes each ea7S ~ -
tbe teacher at its head. There were classes IN
drawing and in watercolor. modeihns' oe9isHs'
art embroidery dressmaking. millinery. COOKING
German and French Forty-eight girls got dlplo-
mas for stenography, typewriting ana hhsHsn
Thirtv-one were graduated as trained atIeHudii.S
on the sick. 1t is becoming popular course 'ii
last for the demand for these trained attehoah'S
is constantly increasing.
Not all the millinery and dressmaklnS grduud'o'
received their diplomas. for to get her uiPioih"
hat maker in this school must trim ana TURN III
three hats: a dressnaker must make dress ana
the teacher must not it till it IS hnished- Inc
students must furnish the materials for these
things and many of them do not feel able 10 uo
So Consequently they lose their diplomas
Few of the graduates wore the regulation sradud
ton dress, but all were In fresh summer uIes''
The chapel was decked with flowers Alfred Il.
Maring delivered the address TO the sradua''
There were Scripture reading and prayer by the
Rev T. Ross Stevenson Mrs Clarence Beebe,
president the association, gave the diplomas
The students work on exhloitloh III tLo
cIassrooms at the close of the exercises Ihere
will he a more formal exhibition of this Work next
Wednesday, from 10 to o'clock and from 10 ~
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
SURPRISE FOR M'INTYRE |
Search for Failed Brokerage Firms
assets to Take Ne1C Turn.

The affairs of T. A. Mcintyre & Co. it in
timated yesterday. might within two three days
assume new and surprising turn The brokerage
concern made assignment on April "a. Immedi-
ately after the announcement of the failure there
came TO the receivers from different parts of the
country inquiries from customers for securities that
they owned and had left with Mcintyre & Co.
These securities, said TO amount to about S3OC00
1900 OoO In value. not in the firms safe when
Charles c. birmingham one of the receivers. took
charge small part of them has since been
traced to banks where the Mcintyre firm deposited
the stocks and bonds as security for loans.
Thomas A Mcintyre is still sick at Miss Aston's
ssnatorum, in West 61st street. and has been
able 10 appear for examination before Commits
sioner Gilchrist who is presiding at hearing the
purpose of which is find some of the firms
assets
Even Mcintyre. father of Thomas A. Mcintyre
and John G.. Mcintyre. but not a member of the
firm himself. was a witness at the hearing yester
day Mr.. Mcintyre, who is eighty-four years old.
answered some of the questions asked by Mr..
Ernst counsel for one of the receivers. with much
spirit MIR. Ernst demanded that Mr. Mcintyre
deliver to the receivers s350 automobile belong
ing to his son John G. Mcintyre. in which the
father claimed s. 500 interest. In answer to the
question as TO whether he would comply with this
request the witness said: II don't why /
should
The examination of Mr.. Mcintyre brought out
the fact that had lent Thomas A Mcintyre
two notes to be disco lnted. One note for 5000
had been given fifteen days before the failure of
the firm and discounted by the Greenwich
Rank Mr. Mcintyre told of $50 shares of stock
that he took out of safe deposit box that he had
Jointly with John G. Mcintyre
Have you any objection asked Mir. Ernst. ito
bringing those securities to court and showing
them to me?
but they are my property answered the wit
ness. oristlng up. What have you to do with my
property
The receivers attorney explained however. that
he wanted only to the stocks. and Mr.. Nc
Intyre promised to send them to the hearing
day by John q. Mcintyre
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
! POLICE CAPTAINS
BINGHAM Said to Haze Ordered
Them to Do Lieutenant WOrk.

1t was rumored last night that Commissioner
Bingham had sent out order which calls Tor
four police captains 10 do the ordinary desk duty
OF a lieutenant. The captains said TO be men
toned in the order Stephen O oBrien, of the
West S7th street station; Stephen McDermott OF
the East ed street station; Horatio Young, of the
New Brighton station and John Cooney or the
East 67th street station.
There was much humiliation among the members
of the department last night when they heard
about the order, because never in the annals OF
police history has a police captain been ooliged 10
do the work OF lieutenant. 1t was a question
around police circles last night whether or not the
Commissioner has the legal right to make a cap
tain work in the place of lieutenant 1t was
said that the captain would not lose his rank pul
would be obliged do the ordinary work OF
lieutenant-that is. make a record of each arrest
etc.
The stamping ground Of the captains. 1t was sald
would be the Mercer station. under the COM
r1and of Inspector Miles O Reilly. This would make
the humiliation of the captains greater, because
they would be obliged TO take orders from Captain
O'Reilly and at the same time they would not be
reduced in rank
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
RAID ITALIAN STRIKERS.
Expecting BlOodshed, goo Deputies
POunce Upon 4rmed WCH.

Sheriff Foster of Nassau County and Phlhp )
Sweet head of the Federal Detective Agency or
Manhattan, undoubtedly prevented bloodshed yes
ter,Iav at the sand works at Port Washington Long
Island when more than one hundred and nifty stri K
ers and synpathizers made demonstration against
the new force of workmen employed by Goodwin
Brothers.
Foster and Sweet gathered force OF nearly
two hundred deputies and private detectives All
Of whom were armed. and surrounded the strikers
When searched thirty-two were found TO have
revovers and stilettOs IN their pockets Thess
we're locked up In the Nassau County jail Ihs
others were arraigned before Justices of the Peace
weeks and wvsong Four of the Italians who had
NOT beeu searched with sufficient thoroushuesS.
drcpped knives and stilettos they entered ths
Town Hall and sent to Mineola 10 join the
others
..rba+.u end the trouble" said Sheriff Foster
We've got the armed locked up- Let INC
others go out and look for work They won
trouble the workmen any more.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
REA's VIEWS ON CITY TRANSIT.
Gives Metz His Opinions of Subways Along
East Side and West Side

svlvania Railroad Company. has written a letter
to Controller Metz, in which he upholds the views
taken by John p. Mcdonald on the needs of new
transportation in this city. He especially COM
mends Mr. McDonald's ideas regarding the need
of an extension OF the present East Side line of
the subway from 42d street northward. and he
also advocates an extension southwark from 42d
street on the West Side of Manhattan.
Mr. Rea says the extension of the West Side
line will place Brooklyn and Queens in direct
munication with the Pennsylvania Long Island
tunnel and railroad system The Pennsylvania,
Mr. Rea declares. expects to have two hundred
thousand passengers day at the 33d street termi-
nal of their road in Manhattan.
Mr. McDonalds views. says Mr.. Rea. along
exactly similar lines to those views expressed BY
the late President A. j. Cassatt of the Pennsyl-
vania system.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
KINGDOM GOULD LATE TO COURT.

Kingdom Gould of thrty-fve automo-
bilists summoned TO appear in the Harlem police
court yesterday morning. charged with speeding
but when his called he not in court
and his counsel George w. Taylor, of No As Cedar
street tried 10 have his postponed on the
ground that his client had TO attend an important
examination at Columbia University. Magistrate
Butts would not accept any excuse, and declared
emphaticaly that il young Gould did appear
in court before J o'clock his bail would be for
feited and he would be rearrested. Gould ar
rived few minutes before noon with several books
under his arm. and held in 800 bail for trial.
Four of the other offenders discharged and
the rest were held in 500 bail each for trial