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The state herald., 1908-04-24
PANTATORlUMl
Clothes cleaned and pressed. Al
work guaranteed to be tirst-elaas,
Give us trial. Leave orders at c. G.
Cramer's Barber Shop. Ed. Cramcr.

One hundred members Of the Omahn
Commercial Club have planned an ex-
cursion over the Burlington road in Ne.
braska and Colorado and, according to
the program as it now stands, will M,
rive in Holyoke on May "a, at lO43 n.
M, on their special train. The people
Of Holyoke will give them cordial re-
ception.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

The county eighthgrade examinations
will be held at the school building in
Holyoke May 7, and s, 1905 Theques-
tions this year are uniform in the six
counties OF this district and AN average
Of so per cent with no branch below 65
is required for promotion. Two medals
have been offered for the best scholar
ships hope all who have been taking
the eighth grade work viii be In TO
take the examination. Estclla Sum
mcrs, Co, SGpt. ms
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Walter Scott, the HaXtun hotel man,
was in Holyoke last Friday on business.
He is making arrangements to move
his frame building back on the lots and
build a cement block building on TIE
front of the lots.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
Nursery Stock

| have full assortment Of nursery
stock from the Crete Nursery. Crete,
Neb., for sale in Holyoke. ship in
car load lots and guarantee the stock
and prices TO be right Come and Sc
lect what you want. A. NJ. ANelson.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
Prof. r. W. Bullock, principal of the
Greeley high school, and his wife were
in in Holyoke Wednesday.

At the telephone meeting in Holyoke
last Saturday the shareholders present
voted to purchase from Chas. Harris
the building and two lots now occupied
by Mr.. Harris as dwelling and as the
central office of the telephone lines, the
price to be paid for the property being
81, 900. 1t was also decided to raise
the money for paying for the property
by an assessment on each telephone
share. This purchase settles the ques-
ton of the permanent location of the
central Office and the work of improv'
ing the lines within the corporation lin
its will soon be commenced.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We desire to announce the candidacy
of John B. Eichelberger of Haxtun,
Colo, for the office of County Assessor
of Phillips county, subject to the re-
publican convention to be held in said
county. Republican friends of precinct
No. 4.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

W. c. Heller is having a very serious
time with rheumatism. Six waeks ago
he had severe attack of the grip
which developed into inflammatory
rheumatism and he is still confined to
his bed.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
BEACHVILLE.

Misses Clara Heller and Kate Meinkc
treated Dave Lounsbury to delight
full buggy ride one night last week.
Ivy HAT is reported much better at
this writing.
Ed Kinnie was seen buying a large
box of candy last Saturday. Wonder
why? ABRAHAM.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

There will bo no concert at
The Big Store
Saturday Evening April 18th
on account Of the County Sun
day School Convention at the
court house that evening.
Leblanc & SChcunemann.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Manzan Pile Remedy price Zoe is
guaranteed. Pot up ready TO use. one
application prompt relief to any form
Of plies. soothcs and heals Sold by
e.. T.. Allen.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

For rent for cash or grain 50 acres Of
good land 8 miles from Holyoke. viii
give two crops and 75c per acre foI
breaking the land NJ. Calligan, st.
Mo. mi
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Mr.. Ferris and j. NJ. Irwin recently
purchased 900 head of cattle in New
Mexico and they will be shipped to this
county.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Silver Laced Wyandots, Fine Stock.
Eggs $l.OO per setting of Oh. L.
Colver, Holyoke, Colo.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Otto Fulscher is having picket fence
built on his residence property and is
having cement walks laid.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

On April II, fine boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William hutchi-
son.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Call in and see our new stock OF har-
ness and get our prices. Thompson &
King.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

On April 10, a son arrived at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Carpenter
The state herald., 1908-04-24

George King has recently put new
fence in front of his residence property
The state herald., 1908-04-24

DR.. Means in having a picket fence
built on his residence property.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

R. N. White made a business trip to
Denver this week.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Those who have registered for
souvenirs may call for them
now.-LeBIanc & Scheune-
mann.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
FOR SALE.

Kerzan seed oats and Macaroni seed
wheat. A. A. Shater. "a
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Edward Anderson of HaXtun spent
Wednesday in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Remember the Sunday School conven
ton in Holyoke Saturday and Sunday
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Mr., and Mrs. o. H. Holland of HaX-
tun spent Sunday in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1908-04-24
The news all the time-the HERALD.

DR.. Struble spent couple of days in
Haxtun this week.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Fresh milch cow for sale. H
Sholes. Tyr
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Dewitt's Little Early Riscrs. the IA.
nous little liver pills, Sold by City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

For SALE. Seven head of good sized
voung horses. All broke. j. E. Shepard.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

Nice shower of rain Thursday night.
Allie Works of Sterling is in aolyoke
today.
The state herald., 1908-04-24

For Sale, good clean millet seed.
j. W. Webermeier. mlj
The evening world., 1908-12-01
JUDGE BOWLING DIES
AT DOCTORS HOME
Stricken With Heart Disease
After Serious Attack of
Pneumonia.

Judge Edward c. Downing. OF the Sec
ond Municipal District Court. BROOKLYN,
died to-day Of heart disease at the home
of his physician. DR.. Hubbard Mitchell,
No. IA Madison avenue. Manhattan.
The heart disease was an after-e feet
of pneumonia. from which Justice
bowling recovered a month ago. The
condition OF his heart became so alarm
ing that he moved from the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Like Doyle. No. 2i2
Monroe street. Brooklyn. TO his doctors
home In Manhattan. He was last seen
publicly In Brooklyn at the dedication OF
the Prison Ship Martyrs monument.
Justice Downing was born in Brooklyn,
Nov. %, 1870 He has been prominent
In politics for many years, and was a
member OF tie Assembly for several
terms He tathered the bill for the rear
rangement Of Municipal Court districts,
and was appointed a Judge when II be.
came law. lie Vas unmarried and
vas member OF several clubs In
brooklyn.
The evening world., 1908-12-01
Admits He Resigned From
English Company When U.
S. Began the Inquiry.
Is2,ooo,Ooo LOAN AGAIN.
Trust Buster Wants to Know
Why A. N. Brady Sold
Out to Standard.

Five minutes after Trust Buster
Frank Kellogg took John d. Archbold
IN hand to-day for CONTAMINATION
IN the Government suit against the
iness, with reddenirg checks and glitter
ing eyes. were swapping retorts at each
new year,
In almost less time than II takes to
tell 1t Mr.. Kellogg had Mr.. Archbold
badly nettled-
The Government prosecutor jumped
right in and tried to force the present
head OF Standard Oil to confess that his
company. acting under cloak Of Lon
don corporation, really absorbed An
lthony N. Brady's competitive plants in
Ohio in 1899.
Mr.. Archboid denied any such knowl-
edge, but In doing 1t he was driven into
. series OF admissions upon which KEEL
.loEE placed great value.
The witness owned up that, along with
all the other active Standard OIL men.
he TOT rid o. the directorate of the
standard oils English branch about the
time the United States began Its in
vestigation into the large loans to an
isndividual who presumably figured in
tho Brady deal
Mr. Archbold likewise betrayed
shocking ignorance OF the affairs Of the
Anglo American OIL Company, in which
he was a director and officer for years.
Mr.. John d. Rockefeller's best plan of
defense during his stay on the witness
chair before Referee Kellogg was mot
TO remember
Mr.. Archbold. on the other hand. is
apparently relying upon the stereotyped
reply II do not know"
In regard to the Brady sale II was
shown by Mr. Kellogg that Brady sold
his Ohio oil property for a price under
Its value. Standard Oil being apparently
the real purchaser in consideration OF
getting an advantageous contract for
his Chicago gas works.
When the days proceedings opened
Mr. Archbolds direct examination was
resumed by Lawyer Morris Rosenthal.
Mr.. Rosenthal started in by going
back temporarily to the organization of
the Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
sey-the particular tentacle of the oil
octopus which the Department Of JUS
,tice IL trying to destroy. He asked Mr..
lArchbold to tell him more about the
formation.
The New Jersey Standard.
well" said Mr.. Archbold, I'VE
formed the Standard oil Of New Jersey
In 1882. transferring to It properties
&C. Continued on Second Page)
The evening world., 1908-12-01
If IT DISAPPEARS
IT'S ECZEMA.
How TO Tell whether q Skin An@c-
ton IL an Inherited Blood
Disease OF Not.

, NEW YORK, Dec. l.-sometimes It
IL hard TO determine whether a skin
affection Is a sign OF blood disorder or
simply a form of eczema, Even physi-
clans are often puzzled In their dag
nosis. The best way for any one af-
ficted is to go TO any good druggist
who handles pure drugs and obtain 60
cents worth OF poslam. Apply this,
syd II the itching stops at once and the
trouble is cured In a few days II may be
set down as having been eczema, as this
II the way poslam acts In the worst
cases OF eczema and In curing acne,
herpes. blotches, letter, piles. salt rhsum,
rash, BARRIERS and other forms of itch,
scsiy scalp and all surface skin afiee-
lions.
Those who will write 10 the Elmer
Sency Laboratories. NO, ~ West twenty
NTH street. New York, can secure Dy
mail. free Of charge, supply sufficient
10 cure a small eczema surface OF L ear
q complexion overnight ana remove
llmples ~ twenty,four houTs Hege-
mans. Riker's, Nalish's, kinsnan's and
Jungmann make specially OF poslam
END keep on lsnd both the so-esnt and
tse-doIlar sisss. -Advl
The evening world., 1908-12-01
EXPLORER DISCOVERED RACE
THAT never SAW White MEN
Negroes in the Almost impossible Junges of Dutch Guiana
Spoke Language Which Was Mixture of
European Tongues, Says Lieut. Wymans.

r. II. wymans. a lieutenant In the
Dutch Navy, arrived OF the Royal
Dutch West India mail steamer Surf
nam, which locked to-day, in from
South American and West Indian ports.
He is on his way back to Holland to
report on an expedition he conducted
into hitherto UNEMPLOYED sections of
Dutch Guiana.
I'VE started out from Paramaribo,"
said Lieut.. wymans. and proceeded
more than a hundred miles up the Surf
nam River. Later We cut across coun-
try TO the Corantys River. a boundary
between British Guiana and Dutch
Guiana
We encountered a strange tribe Of
negroes. They spoke a language OF
their own, although study showed It to
be a mixture OF European tongues Win
terms they had themselves added.
Dutch and Portuguese were in the mix
ture, and there were many traces OF
English.
These negroes appeared never before
to have seen white men. They We're
proba bly, descendants OF negroes who
had escaped from their white holders
on the coast a few centuries ago. They
we're very black. but not of the thick
Tipped type. We found ourselves able
10 converse with them after a fashion.
and when they found We had medical
me-, With un they wanted to know cures
The evening world., 1908-12-01
TICKET SPECTATOR NUISANCE
ABOLISHED BY VOTE OF 81 TO |
Evening Worlds Ordinance Passed in Board of Aldermen by
Overwhelming Majority After Long Debate, and Mayors
Signature VIII Stop Sidewalk Peddling of Seats

BY vote of ~ to /. the Board of
the city ordinance which permitted the
sale OF theatre tickets by spectators
on the sidewalk. This change was the
result of crusade pursued by The
Evening World during the last two
years,
The resolution was adopted after It
had been filed by the Law Committee.
which considered the wiping ont OF the
sidewalk spectators,
It now comes before Mayor McClel-
Ian for his signature, which he has
promised.
BY unanimous vote of fifty-two
members was also passed resolution
forbdHnR the sale OF theatre tickets
anywhere outside of the box office AT a
theatre or at a rate higher than that
printed. This was upon the minority re-
port of Alderman Schloss.
Alderman johnson called up the
ticket Spectator ordinance when Alder
man Frank L. bowling moved that the
minority and majority reports be voted
on combined. Aldermen Brown and
schloss objected. Alderman Redmond
asked: rs Alderman Schloss satisfied
10 vote for the original resolution,
which introduced at the request Of
Tho Evening World. and for which
take full sponsbility?"
IT am" answered Alderman Schloss.
And" continued Alderman Red
mond, ARE you also prepared 10 vote
as suggested by the Corporation Coun-
sci in his opinion 10 this hoard In
which he advises that two resolutions
he adopted"
Sidewalk Men a Nuisance,
~ am" again answered Alderms n
Schloss. but before action is taken |
want 10 explain why ! suggested the
minority report. We have absolute
power to wipe out the sidewalk specu-
latoTs, whom an enactment by this
board brought into being
The ticket Spectator is a public nui-
ssnce, and the public has suffered much
abuse at his hands, But have We the
right to legislate against the ticket
agencies which do business on private
property. for which privilege they pay
rent? Agencies are brokerage offices
and have a legal right 10 do q broker
age business"
II am willing to wipe out the sidewal TX
nuisance. but we can't legislate against
the brokers"
is there anything then tu prevent the
broker from charging s. extra on a
ticket 90 asked President McGOwan,
Not a thing in the world, hut We
haven't the power 10 regulate that" an
nounced Alderman Schiuss
Alderman Frank l., bowling spoke In
favor Of the majority report. saying that
hit the nail on the head
The majority report Is the only so
lusion." he added. We must block the
The evening world., 1908-12-01
KILLED WOMAN,
SPEEDING AUTO
- DRIVER ADMITS
Mrs. Layer Run Down by
Bankers Chauffeur Hurry
ing to Theatre.

Herman Miller, OF No. PAT West One
Hundred and Ninth street, chauffeur
for c. r. Richards, a banker, of No. ~
East Seventy-second street. was ar
rested to-day and charged with running
down and killing Mrs, Caroline Layer
sixty-four years old. OF No "a West
Eighty eighth street, last night.
The arrest was made by two detec-
tives Of Deputy Commissioner Bugher'
stan. and the prisoner was immedi-
ately taken to Police Headquarters. He
admitted having run down Mrs. Layer
and also his subsequent flight and the
injury OF Frederick w. Diessroth. who
tried to stop him.
The young man declares that he was
hurrying TO keep a theatre engagement
with a young woman friend when he
struck down the old lady. When ne saw
what had happened he feared he might
be lynched and fed
Told Of Accident.
Miller had told Of the accident at the
garage where he kept his employer
car and in that way his Identity was OBJ
tanned by the police,
.drs. Layers husband. Nicholas. Is
janitor OF the apartment houses Nos
6. and So West Eighty-eighth street. She
had started to fair at the Martha Me-
mortal Church. Fifty -second street and
Ninth avenue. A black automobile with
limousine body darted north as she was
crossing from tho east 10 the west side
OF Columbus avenue, and instead OF
complying with uaffic regulations by
continuing to the north side of Eighty
eighth street before turning west tow
ard Amsterdam avenue, 1t turned on
the south side.
Mrs. Layer was directly In It's path,
Fireman Diessroth, standing on the cor
ner, saw her danger and shouted a
warning, but was too late, The woman
stood transhxed for an instant and then
the big car knocked her down. hurled
her 10 one OF the crossing stones and
ran over her body.
Dragged Pursuer Along.
Instead OF stopping abe chauffeur went
The evening world., 1908-12-01
TAMMANY WON'T REPUD|ATE
MCCLELLAN, MURPHY SAYS
Leader Hasn't Heard of Any Purpose of the Tiger to Promote
Growl That Might Make the Mayor
Trenbe for His Future

II Tammany's Executive Committee Is
going 10 hold a meeting at which reso-
lutions will be adopted repudlating tho
Mcclellan administration Leader Charles
F. Murphy says he knows nothing about
II. He so stated at Tammany Hall to-
day to newspaper men and several dis
trict leaders.
THE committee will meet Dec. 2s TO
organize for 1909. and for no other pur-
pose that l know Of" said the leader
of Tammany.
Mr.. Murphy was ono OF the gnesta 1t
the Freedman dinner 10 Richard Croker
last night at which District-Attorney
Jerome made a speech.
II heard The speech. but have no
comment to make on H." said Mr.. Muir
The evening world., 1908-12-01

ply. It enjoyA, the dinner and the
company trn1nense'y." ne added.
Mr.. Croker has stated that YOU are
one Of the best leaders Tammany has
ever had. What do YOU say to that"
Mr.. Murphy was asked.
II have nothing to say to that" an
swered Leader Murphy.
VIII you arain confer with Mr.. Gro
kerr"
Il shall drop in to SEQ Mr.. Croker
frequently as long as he remains IN the
city"
OF the presence of Senator McCsrrsn
and other representatives Of warning
Democratic factions at the dinner Mr..
Murphy said nothing. Nor would he
discuss politics, past or present. He dis
missed Bryan's latest utterance with ref
erence to TaInmany by saying: Il an
swered all that before l went away"
The evening world., 1908-12-01
PASSENGERS HURT IN CRASH
OF TR0LLEYS At CROSSING
Badly Joed and Showered With Broken Glass Wher
One Car Is Knocked From Tracks on Columbus
Avenue-Motornen Got Mixed on Signals.

Two persons were injured and a score
badly shato1 w. today wen : north
bound Columbus avenue car knocked
crosstown one Hundred and Thirty
the windows and blocking street traffic
for twenty minutes.
Hugh McWinters, t~enty-eisht years
old. a salesman, OF No. 994 Brook ave-
nue., and John 'Wolfstedda. a book
agent, of No. ga East One Hundred
The evening world., 1908-12-01

INSCRIPTIONS theatre managers, Il there
are any, who sell out their Hobbies to
spectators while shooting away the
sidewalk operator. IL this measure is to
get my vote, it must he clean-cut one.
without any hitch or side track.
insults Converted Him.
Il have been with the ticket specu-
lators. but when they openly offer In
suit and imposition / am against them.
ANY legislation here must apply to
soalpers everywhere. whether they do
business on private property or not.
am in favor of wiping out the whole
business"
The Aldcrman's amendment that, in
the event of passage, the ordinance
go into effect thirty days after sigma
ture by the Mayor was accepted,
Alderman Redmond In an eloquent
speech advocated the adoption OF the
majority report, or both reports, 80
long" he explained, as the desired
end Is attained"
At this stage the gallery became fIled
with ticket spectators and their
friends
Alderman John Walsh spoke for a
resolution which. he said, would afford
the public adequate protection. He
charged that the Boards real aim was
to wipe out the sidewalk ticket specu-
lators and throw their business into the
laps NJ the voracious theatre man
ayers"
Little Tim" Endorses II.
Alderman Timothy u. sullivan took
issue with Alderman Walsh and de-
clared that. while he had been friend
OF spectators for eight years. Alderman
Walshs charge compelled him TO vote
for the resolution
Alderman Walsh is not the only I'M
maculate member Of this BOARD" said
Alderman sullivan, and want 10 say
that the only motive which actuates
us rs the motive that does the most good
for tho public
Applause following a retort by Alder
man Walsh was met by a stern demand
from President MCGOWAN that those
who wished 10 applaud might do so out
in city Hall Park.
The evening world., 1908-12-01

and Thirty-eight street. were, In add
ton to being heavily iolted. cut by fly
Ing glass. Both were attended by q
doctor and sent home.
T. Curran. motorman OF the Column
bus avenue car, said that he had warned
James Donnelly, Of the crosstown car,
hut his signal was not understood and
both started to cross at the same time
and the collision followed.
No arrests were made. Curran lives
at No. lis West Fifteenth srteet. and
Donnelly at No. l25 Brooke avenue.
The evening world., 1908-12-01

Death occurred within a few minutes
Rv tho time mr. RiIev arrival With =,
'''''' 'o'u"ai'' iiosp''Ai '"o
police or the Wakefeld station had
thkeh charge OF the case suicide was
SO PLAINLY established by the testimony
or the Waterman that tho body was
taken TO the station-house before the
coroner was summoned on the case.
DIR, Hass's wife committed suicide at
their home, No, i@ Manhattan avenue.
by shooting herself during a ut Of
melancholia She was very beautiful
young woman and had been married
only IA short time.
The circumstances surrounding the
suicld" OF Mrs. HaSs were particularly
Distressing Because OF her disordered
mental condition she was Jealous OF her
""so'hd parents ana eomPeleo MN
TO remain nome VITA heh most or phe
~, .,,,,,o,' -
LIZ u,,.
a'a' So'
oh inns uay ne had important engage
menus AZ ms once Tie 'oio ms WHO
"pout 'heln an" she agreed 10 let MN
=" up"" MS p'""''Se !" re'ui" VIM"
TWO hours ~" was IeaN'hs the apart
men' when NO heard the sound or
shot' MS wires hoaV was lying on the
moor OF her room "heh ne burst through
the door
me doctor was nervous ana despond-
ent after the death ot his wife, lie left
his home this morning telling Dr' jacob
darnson' OF no 1888 Lexington avenue
The evening world., 1908-12-01
WANT TO ELecTRIFY Ro. o.

on the application OF the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
psny. and the Harlem River and Port
cii.sttr Railroad Company fol parrhs-
sion 10 electrify the latter line. extend
ing from one Hundred and Twenty
ninth street and the Harlem River,
north through the Bronx TO New
Rochelle, the Public Service Commission
set to-day for a hearing. Commissioner
bassstt v 70 preside
The evening world., 1908-12-01
SETH LOW Is NAMED.

ALBANY. Dec, 1.-GOv. Hughes an
nounced to-day that he had appointed
THE tollowin- delegates 10 represent
New York State al the River and Har-
Dor Congress to be held IN Washington
Dec ell.
Seth Low. New York, Robert ]. Nc
Earland; Brooklyn; John d. Herman.
Utica; Frederick G. Stevens, State Su-
p,rintendent OF Public Works. and Ed
ward III. B en- Buffalo.
The evening world., 1908-12-01
DR.. BULL is WEAKER.

DR.. G. II. wynkoop, who is attending
DIR. william T. Hull at the Plaza Hotel.
said this morning that the physician
was somewhat weaker During the early
part OF last night, Dr, Bull. he said.
was very restless but later vent TO
sleep and this morning was u little
weaker.
The evening world., 1908-12-01

many Of the sections We journeyed
through"
Lieut.. Wymans said there IL much
gold In the wild country, but that the
cataracts on the journey. wild animals
and other obstacles are so many. as TO
mean that extensive mining OF the
country could not bs carried on with
profit.
The evening world., 1908-12-01
REBATE CHARGE INQUIRY.
Federal Grand Jury investigating
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA Federal Grand
Jury to-day began investigation OF re-
bate charges made against the chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Com
pany by an agent OF the Interstate Com
MARIA Commission
The evening world., 1908-12-01
HIS FORMER ATTEMPT AT
SELF-DESTRUCTION FOILED.
Woodlawn Attendants Attracted by Violence of
His Grief on Visit to Cemetery Last
Week, Wrested Revolver
From His Hand

Dr. Randolph F. E1asS dentist with office No 1896 Lex
ingon killed himself this afternoon while knng beside the
grave his wife Woodawn Cemetery by swallowing pruc acid
Waterman DR.. Haas the grave him
he raised the vial to his lips but too late.
The evening world., 1908-12-01
e. WALTER GETS LICENSE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1T Is reported
that a marriage license was issued to-
day for Eugene Walter. the playwright.
and Charlotte Walker, The actress, and
that the Two Will be married this even
ing.