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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
DR. FERRIS CALLS THAW PARANOIAC.
Saws He Would Have So Testified if Called
at Poughkeepsie

Albany May ls-Dr. Albert W Ferris, president
~ the state Commission in LunaCy. who was
among the experts subpGnaed by District Attorney
Jerome to testify in the proceedings brought 10
have Harry X Thaw released from the Natteawan
state Hospital for the Criminal insane, SAID To-
dav that ne was Of the opinion that Thaw was a
ma naranoiac and that the only way Thaw could hope
10 obtain hts release would be by the court holding
his commitment illegal
"I am firmly convinced said Dr. Ferris that
Thaw IL suffering from paranoia and would have
a. ,aa+tAed II / had been called Thaw did not
make q favorable impression as a witness he
annaared TO have been carefully trained 20 answer
certain questions. and his being called as VII
ness by Mr. Jerome completely upset the plans Oh
his counsel"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT, JR., FINED
Special Sessions Says He Must Pay Sl5 for
Old Speeding Offence.

The case against William X. Vanderbilt, tr-, who
p-as arrested for exceeding the speed limit In his
o,,+or,obi1e on March S, up in the Court Of
:, -, cos.,o,s yesterday Mr.. Vanderbilt
so7 s15 as was Alfred Hummel. his chauffeur
The complainant against Vanderbilt was Bicycle
porceran Morrison. of the Traffic squad who
made the arrest. II he who took the ques-
~ 70 Commissioner Bingham after Mr. Wander
If1e had been discharged by Magistrate kernochan-
Commissioner Bingham called the attention OF the
District Attorneys office to the case. and as a re-
suit a warrant was issued compelling Mr. Wander
bilt TO appear In Special Sessions for trial
All the justices, with the exception or justice
zsIle- prefe-red to take the policeman's version
of the affair but Justice ZeleT, who was presiding
did not think the evidence conclusive enough 10
warrant a verdict of guilty. The majority ruled
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

nrica at the fourth days sale OF the Carroll and
Graef collection Of modern and antique furniture
and art objects at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
No 546 Fifth avenue. yesterday. J. A. Parker
bought the winged foot figure for $50 tapestry
and velour parlor suit OF three pieces for s3
and for a small brass cannon /. A. Lanthier paid
.25 The attendance was good and the bidding
brtsk The buyers included L. J. Phillips Louis
Greene f. Sheppard. L. Compton s. J. Hartley
and II A. Cass. The sum realized from yester-
days sale g. E.s4s Is. making the total to date
a, aa T The sale will probably continue all re
week.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
ptaeUE AT PUERTO CABELLO'

F7uar,r Cahello. May Is. via Wiilemstad' Nay e
T IS relieved that the bubonic plague "hlch AAS
tee- r,re,slert a. La Guayra has broken ouI Hei
There have three new cases %
.hss cases had ali the symptoms OF yellow leNei
H-illenlstad. May 1s-The American s'eSiiel
Ma Of Inc Red Line, arrived mere
g., .raracaibo The captain says that Inc 'u9
- -. g,,-borities al Maracaibo, after giving
~ clearance for CURACAO. demanded us Telui .
-,-5.- -re decree issl-ed on May Il oy Ffe7i1 F
rg-+~o forbidding any goods for Venezuelan p .
- - transshpped mere Inc olllclals
,..-,sa sa direct TO Puerto Cabello.
= & r.r.orted here that three Dutch schoohe.'
-..l1 ,-srsshiuped cargoes al Curacao for Puerto
,I,, re neen detained by the authorizes lI'eie
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
--,eu MEAT TRADE REASSURED.

London. May fS-The fears Of British ou.-lel7 o.-.
-. r.7.s-,e- that Armour & Co, OF chicago
e. e 1900 +ls establishment Of retail shops 1or
- b1,siness in this country, were parity a.
,-,s5 ;, +bs House Of Commons to-day. "lleh " IA
- s-e,ce- Churchill, president Of the board oL
T-sse answered Charles W bo''er1Ila" 49,, q
=. .-,,s that he had been informed by Armour @
= - -tex had not called for new capl1al- anu
49, rbev had no intention Of opening retail shops
80 o- in the provinces. Nj Churchlh anoea'
tCzre-e- that many butchering and seilhs ~ ~ousi
nesses in srnithfleld had been aoqulieu 4+a6
- - o,,ac- Of enab bling them TO sell imported
only.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
CHILDREN TO KEEP TABS ON cops.

rnsnactor Miles O'ReilIy has appointed all the
n,niIs of Public school y, in East New YORK. ponce
sergeants He has asked them TO watch the pa
troImen and report any misconduct The other DAY
Q,Reilly dropped Into the school and explained MS
plan Il want the cooperation OF you chIlureh u
increase the discipline Of my men," he said
v-ro,srer the children see policeman enter or
la,,.a 8 saloon or store they are 70 take down his
number and forward it, with a description OF the
circumstances TO the inspector
The patrolmen are not bit pleased over . feil-
Tvs latest plan for keeping tabs on them
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
KAISER pIsAPPoINTs MOBILES.

$1,000 HFaz 7s-Emperor william was 10 nave
-, 1,,chao- today with the leading noblhlg
- TIE province and about one hundred hoOIe-llen
ss-,rle6 for the occasion While many princes
we're awaiting the appearance Of ms ma -
'T 5t,--.r- General Won Scholl. appeared
- r.,5 -re Emperor greatly regretted mat ne
-o,15 not be present az the luncheon; mat Ili0e
-, +sf5,ovx had asked for an audience on TElP"I
-sn- business OF state, and that MS mas ~
g )-.-~o.r1o- 7re-A then in close conference.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
asyrs DEATH DUE TO POISON.

Dublin, May ls.-The inquest Over the "ooy e. "
- f,Ts-v whose widow, Margaret cIary'
- fr,rn Kew York charged with being
'l,,,cei~5 IN his death. concluded tonight q,
-IT~ts ~ The jury brought in a verdict 'ha'
6egrb was caused by poisoning. Dul ma , -
was no evidence ho" OF "i'' '''
adu duriSTere1.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
EX-JUDGE G. A. FiNkElNBERG.

Denver May 1s.-G. A. Finkelnberg, who resigned
as Judge of the United States District Court at St
Louis in 1907 on account of failing health, died in
this city to-day He born near Cologne, Prls-
sia on April G. 1887.
Ex-Judge Finkelnberg a member of Congress
from Missouri from 1868 TO 1872 and was defeated
for Governor OF Missouri in 1876. He the
thor OF several legal works.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

Mr. Holland was of the Rev and Mrs.
Frederick West Holland. He was graduated from
Harvard in 1859. He entered the Unitarian minis
fry in 1862 but resigned in 1874 He married Anna
Maria Bicknen. Mr.. Holland the author Of
The Reign the Stoics." "Sordello; Story from
Robert Browning" Stories from Browning The
Pise of Intellectual Liberty. Frederick Douglass
the Colored Orator" and Liberty In the Nineteenth
Century" besides a number Of pamphlets.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
E,encH TROOPS RoUT mooRs.

Fans May ia telegram rom Genera u -
-. -re+ NTH three brigades he MADE ioiCeu
-. .rcb and al daylight on May 10 WIN
90, q .ixe mics. surprised the Mdakra 'rlDes
- --be A1oors abandoned their cattle ana M M
rit,ons % war IN their flight 10 the mountains
Frencl. lost three men hlAed ana
y-c1ldel. o
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
INVADER BASED ON HEINzE CRASH.

TFy Telegraph The Tribun71
Milwaukee MAY 1s.-The Pabst Theatre Enstsh
stock company presented Walter Hacketts Ihe
Invader tonight, with Christine Norman janet
p.a.h.r ..Iack.' Standing and Robert COnness in
-. ,aaanx characters. The play is along the same
lines as The Regeneration BY the same author
a,a ,nvolves a financial crash. supposed 10 repre-
.sn, the late Hetnse dificultss
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

-, ~ .hs Metropolitan Museum OF Art
Free In aonn.s, Museum Natural History and the
Geological Gardens ...,..,o,
Meeting of the Who1ssa!e SUIee@'
Jersey Cornnardery OF the Alii'@is
Dinnef. VI 'r>o-efsn Hotel Astor. p m
- r,s.,inS Of the American Institute OF bectrcsi
anna yI.5,aars So a3 West 59th street ?. IN
~, 7>,-professionsl Society, Hotel Astor. 3
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

--t1=- -ba two men who were arrested IN Englai.
+T-- c,arged with the theft OF $500 worth OF
-ez-eI-v from the New York residence o. mrs, La-
z5d P Morgan last March were cuI.ii.l =. -
w - = The Bow street police court to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
7HAw HAS LESS CONFIDENCE.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, May I.-Harry X Thaw
was visited to-day by A. Russell Peabody his law
yer Mr. Peabody Thaw's only visitor The
prisoner seemed in good health. but ii was stated
bv his keepers that he had lost some OF The conf
dence which he had on Sunday that he would he
freed by Justice MOrschauser.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
,eg,rs REBELLION CHECKED.

- - e.rder apparently has been eslap
ma, ,.t,o, 1-@s the republic, following the rev.
lse- movement few weeks ago me ~,
.,,reent chief, Enrique Llosa' has Dss - ,be
~ goVerIl'eI' n eI ,sree Is Augusta Durand
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
,,, ExclupEs IMMIGRANTS.

- ,,+o arrived by steamer from American
- ra-e turned hack under the order that only
So having s5 and ticket TO their aaton
co,,1s come into Canada from the Ohileo ol7'e'
-r17ez- were returned 70 Duluth
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
-.yrn SINK: TWO LIVES LOST.

Nc T,,,s Netherlands, May 1o-1h1 t'II'i7"
--..-oe- Avoca- ron New York on May for f1all-
h,,-g came in here yesterday with her po" '.. =
..5 a,s was al once beached- She had oeei IA m
,olIison with the steamer Noruseo'
.s,k and Two Of her crew were drowned
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
-pn KENDALL IN NEW ADE COMEDY.

INV Telegraph The Tribune
roston NAV 1s-Ezra Kendall appeared tonight
q, tho Majestic Theatre d comedy by George
Ade The house filed and everybody appeared
n h. satisfied. This Mr.. kendalrs first Sp
pearancs In Boston In four years.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
FREDERICK MAY HOLLAND.

Concord Mass May 1s-Frederick May Holland,
an author. died yesterday at his home here at the
age Of seventy-two years. He a member of
the Wisconsin Academy Of Sciences.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwS CEMETERY

really accessible Harlem trains from Grand Cen
Station. Webster and jerome AvenEe troIsys and
by carriage Lots $3.50 TelsShone 4s55 Crarnercy
Book OF Views represenrSive-
OA7ce 20 23f New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

yesterday 1o degrees,
vsTsre 6s average for corresponding eas rs a.
fo corresponding last thirty three ysArs o.
fncsi Forecast-To-csy rain: Wednesday taif' ihsi
In south winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
cu,c.co BRIDGE coLLAPsEs.

C,s,.ago Nav 1s-The Erie street oriose ma
,oIIapsed. Several are reported h"i' O0' l. -
~. 1ires lost.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

When sleep falls. take Horsfords Acid F1osp1ss.e
Tai< teaspooufuf glass OF water Jusl oelOsS
retiring.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

orHciaI Record and Forecast" asnlhs 'oh' aiNs
o 60. =, Mount Weather. Virginia during the
- o., d.y. have reached only small elevations ABOVE
= ountaln thus Indicating as on previous occasion
s-,,r the month the existence OF consioerao'e stratum
80 ,,h- airs about thousand feet above ths
% - ,t-ough which kites cannot pasr Ihe sur
- r,nss in both were from the east me Nils
-. Valley depression is central over lower aAe
,,,.hisan and moving northeast"ar'- II HAa .s
, ,,s over the northern interior valley Including
-, ,;,Is ana south Atlantic states The temperatures
= at.o,,t normal IN ali districts
Rain is probable IuFsuSg rS sL rerion ON Wednesday
ONO - TrobabIe IN New England and the lower aAe
veuiyr.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
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Forecast for Special Iocaii"s' ,r,--
>.i- in eastern. rain in western p'ft'oh 10 '
a.. -.t,- fresh southeast winds. increasing
= Eastern New York. rain to day and probably IN
-Ir.h.rr norton W-dnesday including sonih NIhus
Es6tarn peursyfvanis Delaware and Ne" jersey
- ,sa,. Wednesday partly elondy: increasing h0u'"
.ss- 10 south winds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

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=, weather F,,Irrau shows changes In the tenn
,, ,ar The last twenty four hours in comparison
80 - ,eorr.spondfAg date Of last year
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
Bids Wanted.

The Board OF County Commissioners
will receive realed bids at their session
on SepteT Jer 3, 1905, for the construc-
ton OF a wood pile bridge over the
Beaver river, to be locoted at or near
the crossing on said stream opposite
the mouth Of Sharp's creek in Benvei
county, Oklahoma. Said bridge to be
as per plans and specifications now on
file in the Office of the county clerk a,
Beaver, Oklahoma.
All bids must be fled with the coun.
ty clerk on or before the 9TH day oI
September, 1908, and all bids must b,
accompanied by a certified draft in tn,
amount of 10 per cent Of the bid sub
mitted The county board reeerve.
the right to reject any and all bids.
Done by order of the Board Of Coun'
ty Commissioner this 4th day of Au
gust, 1908.
w. l.. BEARDsLEY,
County Clerk and
S-l3 9-03 4w Clerk OF said Board
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
District No. 2.

We are having fine weather for our
broomcorn work.
The good rains we have been having
are &c, uraging to the clod-hopper.
Ed Puckett smiles now and says
"my son "
Messrs Hester and Lewis were busi-
ness callers in Beaver this week
Wm. Kern. OF Woodward county, is
assisting his brother-in-'aw, w. g.
Snyder, with his broomcorn at present.
Isaac Clements is enjoying visit
from one OF his sons of Indiana.
Mr.. Richards, of Cline, reports the
arrival of son at his home.
Miss Mira Connett is visiting rela-
tives in Woodward county at present.
Misses Grace Davis and Ethel Barnes
from the Kiowa, were entertained
Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. N.
Long.
Little Harold Mulford has been on
the sick list the past few days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Long and daughter,
Hazel, are preparing for their depart
ure to Sunny, Kansas, where Miss
Hazel goes to attend school
Mrs. G. NJ. Mulford visited with Mrs
Fred Becker Saturday
Rtp N.N
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
Six Mile pick-Ups. .

Miss Eunice Mayo spent Sunday
night with Miss Mamie Brown a.d
then Miss Mamie went home with her
aud spent Monday night.
Mrs Powers had pleasant surprise
Sunday when large crowd Of neigh
bors gathered ut her home for dinner.
All who were present report good
time.
Our big protracted meeting has
closed.
Ebert Wallis made trip to Liberal
last week for F. G. Tracy.
A. s. Brown is cutting and shocking
his milo maize. Everybody is busy.
William Reddick and family were
visitors Sunday with Mrs Walters.
Mrs. May Robbins accompanied Mrs
Nora Wright TO Liberal
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Munson and Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Hops visited Will Red
dick one night last week and hid ice
cream.
Ry Nv
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03

The most liberal man on earth makes
the least noise about it. A large class
of people remind me Of an old rooster.
who, having found nice fat worm, be-
gins calling the other chickens to
come and eat it, After making great
show of his unselfishness, he gently
swallows the dainty morsel, struts
around in circle combing his wing
feathers with his toes, and finally
crows his own praises to the disgusted
chickens.-Harpoon.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
Clear Lake

Some fine showers fell this week and
took some of the farmers faces.
Broomcorn pulling is the order of
the day and it is turning out much
better than was expected.
Misses Susie Moore and Mary Davis
left last Thursday to attend the Sew
enth Day camp meeting at Enid.
J. l.. Dodson and family, who have
been in Kansas during harvest, return
ed home Tuesday He reports the
wheat crop good and that there will
be a large crop OF corn raised in Pratt
county.
Mr. Olson and family, who have
been visiting friends and relatives
here. returned to their home in Grant
county Monday.
Several Of our neighbors are at Bea-
yer courting this week.
Newton Pickett and Miss Lou Reed
Saturday.
Wedding bells have been ringing
again in our burg. The happy couple
Miss Anna Redimer, the daughter of
our old time neighbor, Geo. Redimer,
and Hayden Richie, prosperous
young farmer OF the Surprise neigh
borhood. We wish them every JOY
and few Of the sorrows of life.
The telephone man was around 9
few days ago and placed telephones in
the homes of Messrs. L. L. Dunn
Chas. Eyer and X. e. Dunlop.
The ice cream social and dance Civ
en- at the hall Friday evening was de
cided success and everyone seemed Il
enjoy themselves TO the utmost. l
you want to have good time come T.
Clear Lake.
Joe Murphy, OF Gate, and Mr.. Rodg
ers, OF Kansas City were in the neigh
borhood buying cattle the past week.
Mrs. o, G. Klepper is visiting at he
old home in Missouri at present an,
Oren is looking somewhat lonely a
present
A. " Ward and wife, who have bee
visiting in several of the eastern state
for the past two months, returne,
home few days ago.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
Centcr View Items
Rip VAN.

The Methodist revival closed Sun
day night with seven converts
Broomcorn pulling is the order OF
the day, but hands are scarce.
Mrs Delilah Clark is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Finley this week
Mrs Frank Henderson is on the sick
list this week.
Messrs. Russell, Alberts and Ben
Horn returned from Gage with big
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
load Of peaches Thursday

load Of peaches Thursday
Bess Davis lost fine mare las:
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. J. Evans is on The sick list
this week.
A nice dinner was spread at the
home of Mira. VIM. Powers last Sunday
in honor of Mrs. Powers birthday
Quite number OF neighbors and
friends were present to do justice to
the good things to eat.
A surprise party was given at Mr.
son, Jesse. All report nice time.
Mas. BIG BONNET.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-09-03
Couch Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. lin Couch entertain
ed a number OF their friends Saturday
evening The time was spent in sing
ing and speaking Edd Swager also
entertained with his violin. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Mr.. Long and family, or Balko, vis-
itet Saturday and Sunday at the home
of Joe Couch.
Jess Wigton, Grant Couch, Sebert
Barr, Nellie Kildow and Dora Couch
spen Sunday with Mrs, skinner.
Ed Smith, Charley Jones and their
families started Saturday for their old
home at Okeene.
Mrs. Jack Coffin is visiting friends
and relatives at Sylvia, Kansas.
Mrs. Guy Wright is reported to be
quite sick at this Whiting,
Business is going to pick up in this
community pretty soon as broomcorn
is about ready To pull.
s. c. Smith and mother visited at
Mr.. 5wager's sunday
Sunday school at Couch every sun
dey morning at 10 o'clock Would be
glad to see large attendance.
Mr.. Parr and family left for their
home near Iowa Point Tuesday.
Ira Kamp has nurse from Hooker
waiting on him We hope for speedy
recovery.
Art and Melissa Hiney visited
Nellie Kildow Sunday,
The friends and neighbors Of Mr..
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and Mrs. Parr gave them very pleas
ant surprise Saturday evening. They
came with well filled baskets and ev-
erybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wright made n
business trip to Liberal Friday.
Jack Coffin and Lyle Davis returned
from Buffalo Thursday. They report
crops looking fine in that part of the
state.
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u. S. Land Office, Woodward
District Court Officers.

Hon X. II Loofbourrow, Judge
Hon. John Embry, U ). Attorney
John X. Alternately, U. S. tiarshal
W. T Quinn, District CLERK
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