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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
? PAYS s1s.sa2141 FOR RELIEF.

Reports the operation OF the employees reiiet
f-nd Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys lines
sast OF Pittsburg and Erie show that. including the
Payments for the month Of September. SIS a2 IA B.
hss been paid members and their families since
tie organization % the fund. February Is. 1856
o. the total the sum % S463,5S - has been paid
- the families Of members who have died The re-
uander slGsls sos S. has been paid 10 members
who. because Of illness or accident, have been in
canaciJsted for work
The payments for the month - September
amounted 1906 So . Of which t4i.Al % went 10
ne families q members and SOL SO ~ 10 those no
fsrs unable 70 work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
SAYS POLICEMAN GOT JOB BY FRAUD.
I. I. Polk Charges Substitute Took Civil Ser
vice Examination.

rank z Polk president Of the Municipal 1lNll
se~T-e- Commission sent wcrd yesterday to the
Police Department that Alexander :. scherT'
pstrlnau attached 10 The East ssth street sta'ion
had obtained his place by fraud in that suo-
s-lsure -as=a5 The domination for him and MI
Polk ordered that ScherT-s pay b stopped MI
Paik said yesterday that the papers had oeeh
sent n the District Attorneys once and that the
nan would be prosecuted
The person Hho = is alleged passed the e1-
animation for scherr william Lake. Of No Zo47
Bedford avenue Brooklyn will n all probability
Dc indicted for his snare in the matter The ponce
IL. Polk said are thoroughly in sympathy with
lie ccunission's action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
BLUE LAWS HOLD IN NEBRASKA.

Lincoln Neb Oct 22--The Supreme Court to-
day sustained the legality Of the Nebraska blue
laws forbidding almost all Sunday business trans
actions
The refusal Of the District Court OF Douglas
County TO grant a writ of habeas corpus for John
RYAN an Omaha cigar dealer. and Jacob Caldwell
an Omaha barber, was upheld. These men were
arrested under a state statute and the prohibition
of the court becomes statewide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
MAN HUNT IN ORANGE COUNTY.

Afiddfetowu y Y, oct. With price OF 81 900
on MS head. the man believed 10 be Charles Pitney
paroled convict who yesterday assaulted Carrie
smith tvyeivc years old, the daughter OF a Middle
town farmer IS fleeing before posse OF farmers
The childs condition to-day reported serious.
A reward " 81 GU8 offered by the Smith family
to-day for the capture If the man. and the posse
was strongly reinforced The story of the assault
mas spread throughout the county. and armed men
arc searching in every direction the fugitive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23
WATERBURY, JUDGMENT VACATED

vacated the judgment for $10.097 obtained by de
fault against Lawrence Waterbury on October
last in favor OF George j Gould two made
in 1901 Justice Bischon also signed order
opening the default In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-23

hands on the flag wins. The contest lasts fifteen
minutes football rush of a similar nature is
held between the halves Of the freshmen-sophomore
football game. Finally the cane spree" is held
on preparatory school night in the gymnasium.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
The N0R1HDAKOTA TAKES TOWATERL|kEA ADUCk

s'I may preface began Minister
WI, ssby saying that after / had ac-
cepted the invitation TO come here,
an American gentleman who has
known me for a long time wrote
me enclosing clipping from news
paper saying that was to speak here
ssonight. He in his letter strongly
urged me to concel my acceptance
because Of the official position i
held, saying that my appearance
here IN view Of my official position
might be used against me, and my
action In speaking here might be
condemned. 35
II was surprised to have this ac.
,tion coming from an American. MY
action in coming here tbnight may
be liable to adverse criticism. I do
not care. I do what j consider to be
right. / am here because I wish
to look after my own countrymen
I want assistance not only from my
own country, and from your country,
but from your people. 81
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
ROOSEVELT ] | / | |
Is Not q Candidate | for Sen
atOf From New York
This Time
Committeeman Wards Says
Look Out for ] Hughes !
in 1911

Washington, b. Nov IL. az
President Roosevelt, six months ago,
came to the decision that no combi-
nation OF circumst stances would induce
him to become a candidate for cleo
ton to the United Stats senate from
New York state to succeed Thos. q.
Platt,' said National Committeeman
William Il Ward Of New York to-
day as he was leaving the White
House. Il n VA 5t. ii 3fsS 3.
Asked II he thought Secretary Root
would be the next senator from New
York, Mr.. Ward replied by asking:
Would Root be a candidate y
Questioned as to the probability or
President Roosevelt being a candidate
in 1911 TO succeed Senator Depew,
Mr.. Ward said the future would take
care of itself He remarked that
Hughes, in that year, will have com
pleted his term as governor Of New
York and with a record of splendid
administration in the state during
two years would make an admirable
nlan for the place. If you believe
in playing futures z said Ward, "that
is a good card to play. 4 s t
81
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
RICH WOMAN
GOES DAFfY' |
The Denver Female Who
Chased Another With Dy-
Mantle Demanding $40,
600, Turns Out to Be
Prominent and Rich

Denver Colo, Nov. 10. Further
elopments as to the identity of
the woman who yesterday threaten
ed Mrs. Geneyieye Chandler Phipps
with death unless sne delivered over
$40, 600 within an hour, show that
1T was not need Of money that IN
fluenced her to attempt blackmail,
but must have been the suggestion
of a diseased mind.
After learning that the woman was
the wife of Allen Read, druggist
of this city. investigation showed
that Mrs. Read was one of two
daughters Of a Springfield, Mass,
millionaire wooden manufacturer
named Campbell who died recently,
leaving a large estate to his two
daughters. Mrs. Read Is income from
her share Of the estate Is more than
s12, 900 d month.
The police are convinced that Mrs.
Read is insane. perhaps from the
use of drugs. and late today they
turned her over to the care 81 her
husband. who arrived from Bfiisalo:
Park, Colo. Mr. Reed suggested that
perhaps be would put bis wife iii
= private sanitarinm.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
WI ting fang
HAS FAST ride
Chinese Minister in an Auto
Is Chased 80 Blocks
by Police
The Chauffef Is Fined S.
Which Is Paid by Gov.
efnInent Official

New York, N. Y, Nov, 1o.-Wu
Ting Fang, Chinese minister to the
United States, witnessed an example
of the zeal of New York City police
men in checking speeding automobil-
ests tonight when the motor car IN
which he and number of his staff
we're riding was pursued for more.
than thirty blocks down Broadway
and overtaken when it stopped at the
Manhattan hotel, where the minister
was to be guest at a banquet
As soon as the auto stopped the
policeman jumped from his wheel to
the curpand ordered Chauffeur Rome
Oliver from Boston, under arrest. The
bluecoat was astonished to see two
distinguished Celestials step from the
cab Of the motor car and he was
more astonished a second later when
Secret Service Agent p. M. Baldwin
stepped to his side and made known
the identity of the Chinese minister
I Visions Of international complica-
tions flashed through the mind of the
policeman, but he had already de-
.clared the chauffeur under arrest for
violating speed laws and he said
there was no other course left open
to him but to take the chauffeur to
the night court. WI Ting Fang and
Mr.. Ho, his companion in the auto
mobile ride, walked quietly into the
hotel when they saw that the secret
service man had taken charge of the
case. --r. ggy.. e. &
The police decided the case would
have to go to the night court, and
the chauffeur was taken there, ac-
companied by Baldwin. Magistrate
steinert fined him SIS for speeding,
(which fine Baldwin paid, and the
chauffeur was released. s5
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
GLASS men
Are Barred From the Amer.
iCan Federation of
Labor

4 Denver, Col, Nov 1O.-The first
real fight in the 2stn annual conven-
ton of the American Federation of
Labor occurred this afternoon on the
report of the credentials committee
and resulted in the unseating Of the
delegates OF the Flint Glass Workers
by a practically unanimous vote.
For many years the Flint Glass
Workers we're members of the FEEDER
alton, but withdrew on account of
controversy growing out of ques-
stion Of jurisdiction with the Glass
Bottle Blowers association. Having
seeded from the Federation, the
Flint Glass Blowers association can
not be reinstated to membership. &c
cording to the constitution. while it
is in controversy over jurisdiction
with an organization belonging to the
Federation.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
KAISER DID The PARROT ACT And
IS Being JUMPED ON FOR It

largely the landed nobility, were al
most as relentless as the socialists.
the radicals and the national libe-
rails, and today's proceedings are
regarded by the extreme liberals as
the beginning Of a long contest be-
tween the crown and parliament that
may end in Germany having a minis
try responsible to parliament and not
to the crown alone. ..5 Il
Herr Singer, socialist, declared
that If any other servant Of the
state had done such a thing as had
Emperor William he would have
been brought before an imperial
court for trial. Il 3.
Prince Won Bnelow spoke earnest
Az in reply to the critics Of the gov.
ernment and emperor His address
was devoid OF gestures. He said:
must weigh my words because
of theeffect they would have abroad
Il do not wish to add fresh prejudice.
to the damage already caused by the
publication in the Daily Telegraph,
+ assume that certain details given
there are not all correct, and am
certain that the story OF a detailed
plan Of campaign to end the Boer
war Is not right.
8 4f
Concerning the statement at
tributed to Emperor William that a.
majority of the German people are
hostile to Great Britain, the express
sion used by the Telegraph is too
strong. Serious and regrettable
Misunderstanding have existed be-
tween Great Britain and Germany,
but the Germans desire peaceful
and friendly relations with that en-
pire. Joined with mutual respect.
Too great stress Iii laid also upon
the point Of the interview dealing
with our interests Id the Pacific
ocean. which are incorrectly present
ed ag inimicable to Japan. We
never thought about East Asia with
the purpose Of obtaining a portion
Eof the trade arising from economic
development, and we have. no idea
sof undertaking q maratime adven-
tlre there. The extension Of thu
German fleet Is intended just as lit
~ a V =
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
Boiler BLEW
Steamer Boiler Turns Loose
and Five Persons Lose
Their Lives

North Bay, Ont, Nov. 10.-The
steamer Temiskam1ng was approach
ing the landing at Temiskaming at
O'Clock tonight when the boiler ex-
ploded, wrecking the steamer and
causing the death OF at least five per-
sons by the explosion or drowning.
Several passengers and members of
the crew were hurled into the water
by the shock, and many are injured
Owing to the remoteness of the
scene of the, tragedy details are lack
ing. A man named Mcbride, a hunt
er from the United States, is miss
ing and there is little doubt of his
fate.
Six are badly burned and sevtral
may die. A special train will be dis
patched from Mattawa to take them
to town.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
UNCLE, sam
viii Go After Standard Oil
on 1890 New In.
diCtmentS


Il Chicago, Ill, Nov. 1o.-H was an
nounced in the Office Of District AT
torney Sims, following The decision Of
the appellate court, that additional
suits against the Standard Oil com
pany Of Indiana were fully prepared
and that trials may be demanded
within two weeks. Two OF the suits
charge rebating in connection with
shipments on the Chicago and East
ern illinois railway and two in which
the Terre Haute railroad was the
line OF shipments The cases cover
almost eighteen hundred counts upon
which indictments were returned by
the federal grand jury. s.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
Greatest Batleshlp the World Is Launched Before
100000 People Who Cheer the State She Named After

persons were killed and one slightly
injured. The dead are:
George K. Willard, Mrs. G. K, Viii
lard, Miss Olive Willard, Mrs. Irene
Hayes. sss:.
The automobile carrying the Viii
lard family and Mrs. Hayes was
struck by the engine Of a special
train carrying General Superintendent
Young and several division superin-
tendents of the southeir Pacific rail
road on tour of inspection Train.
men say the auto carried no lights.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
ARBITRATE
Germany and France Will So
Settle Their Petty Lii.
tie SquabbIe

Paris, Nov. 1o.-The question that
has arisen between France and Ger
many over what has come to be
known as the aCasablanca incident, 2
arising out Of the arrest by French
authorities of German deserters from
the French foreign legation, will be
referred to court of arbitration. ~
Today M, jules Gambon, French
ambassador at Berlin. and Baron Won
Waochter, German acting secretary Of
German affairs, signed an agreement
looking to the settlement OF the mat
tiers In dispute. II
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
D. K. BRIGHTBILL
STATE AuDlToR-ELEcT ARRIVES
IN THE clTY--WlLL MAKE BIS
MARcks HIS HOME DURING HIS
TERM.

Z y ~ . 4,
Hon, D. K. Brightbill, Republican
state auditor-elect, was In the cit.y
Tuesday, making arrangements for a
house during his official term. He
has two or three residences in pros
pect and when his decision is made
he will arrange to remove his family
from Cando to this city The Bright
bill family were residents Of the city
during Mr.. Brightbill's term as pub
lie examiner.
Mr.. Brightbill visited the auditors
once at the state capitol yestsrday
afternoon. He has not yet decided
upon bis deputy and assistants in his
Office. 50 he stated to the Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
GOt Himself Interviewed in
London Paper Al and 1 Ger
many Is Hot
Emperor IS Warmly | Roasted
on All Sides in Par
lament
Too Free Use Of His Mouth
May Result 81 in Re-
StRiCted Power

Berlin, Nov. 10. Emperor william
never has been SO severely Judged
BY his parliament as he was today
during the debate in the reichstag
on the interpe citations concerning
the conversations published with the
permission OF the emperor In the
London Telegraph. October 2S.
The criticism Of his mai jesty's
court his ministers and his males.
tvs treatment. OF the constitution, aa
well as his freedom Of speech, went
to length that astonished observers
acquainted with the traditional eau
tion Of the chamber In dealing with
! the personality Of the sovereign.
And the emperor seemed to have no
defenders.
Chancellor Won Buelow made an
address lasting fifteen minutes, but
he lacked his usual spirit and 4 per-
son high In his confidence is author
1 ity for the statement that he had also
told theemperor that neither him
self nor his successors could remain
ii office unless his majesty was
more reserved. Prince yonBue-
low spoke solemnly, and without
making use Of any dramatic effects.
The house received his explanation
ii silence instead Of giving Il that
cordial applause which as general
thing follows the chancellor'a tine
parliamentary declarations.
The conservatives, representing
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
NOTED CHINK
0. Ks. MISSION
WI Ting Fang Speaks at
Meeting in Aid ! Of Pres
bytefian Mission
Says II Is a Good Thing
and Will ! Help His
People

New York, Nov. 10. ddressing a
popular meeting tonight in aid of
the Presbyterian mission In this city,
WI Ting Fang, the Chinese minister
to the United States, gave his cor
dial Endorsement to what he called.
the aendeavors Of the good people
Of this city to provide = healthy at
mosphere for the people. In parti-
.cular the educational features Of
the mission were commended by the
speaker. A large audience In the
Fifth B Avenue Presbyte church
heard Mr.. Wu's speech.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
BREWERY FOR PANAMA.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 10.Plans for
an immense brewery to be establish
ed on the isthmus of Panama are be-
ing drawn in Pittsburg, by Vincent
Wysz and both Pittsburg and New
York capitalists are interested In the
affair. It is stated here that 100000
barrels of beer were consumed on
the isthmus last year, all Of which
had to be shipped jim. The new brew
cry will start with capacity OF $780,
900 barrels per year. Ri
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11

street duel with Robin J Cooper, was
sent to Columbia this afternoon. Inn
pressiVe scenes at the union station
marked the departure. Members Of
the w. g. T. u !, whose cause Car
mack had ably champio ioned. gathered
at the station II numbers and as the
casket was borne In, joined in singing
81 Lead Kindly Light, "a and Stand for
Jesus. As brief address was deliver
ed by Rev. Ira Landrith. The funer-
al will be held tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
Miss Benton Broke Bottle Of
Sizzling Wine Over the
Boats Bows
DakOtdnS Given Elaborate
Luncheon After Launch
ing by Ship Company
G0Vern0f's Party HOnOfed by
| Massachusetts Executive
Many COurtesies Shown
Will Be Given Big Dinner
by Admiral BOWles
This Evening

:**%*:****.**.*
: Quincy, Mass, Nov. 10.
= The most powerful addition !:
= which the navy of the United !:
:. States navy has ever received, !.
!. and Americas first all around !.
!: big gun battleship, North Da- Z:
= kota, has successfully launched I:
:: today at exactly noon. .
. = $%%% = %a.**.
1t was the most impressive sight
ever witnessed in the ship yards,
first, because of the enormous size
Of the boat, the largest battleship
ever constructed for any nation in
the world, and second, because Of the
record time made by the Fore River
company in her construction as one
year before the launching today, her
keel was laid, the same day the At
lantic fleet started for the Pacific.
At least 10000 people witnessed
the launching, among them Cover
nor John Burke of North Dakota, his
staff and a distinguished party of
North Dakotans numbering $50.
Miss Mary Benton, daughter of Hon.
John D. Benton of Fargo, N. D.,
christened the boat -. .. .4@s
At 10:30 the crowd began gather
ing for the launching and at noon
without hitch of any kind the last
keel block was split, the ropes brok-
eE and the great ship glided off on
her way into the water like a swan.
AS she swayed second,
= %%$
: Miss Benton, the sponsor, step =
: ped gracefully forward and with :
: an accurate and strong aim ::
: threw the big bottle of cham 4.
:: paign against the boat, with the :.
: words quite audible to all !.
1: around ttI christen thee North :
: Dakota" A., t. :
:. =: = : = = = = = = : s. :. :: =
On the launching platform were,
besides Miss Benton and her chap
erone, Mrs. Alice Nelson Page of
Grand Forks, a distinguished com
pany of navy officers, Fore River
ship yard officials and the governor
and his staff and members of Gov 4
ernor Guilds staff of Massach usetts,
the governor being too i'll to be in
attendance.
There was breathless hush un-
til the ship struck the water, when
Admiral Bowles, president of the
Fore River company, turned with a
gratified smile to the crowd and
said:
@%%@@*@@%@%%%&@**s
: Three cheers for North Dako- =
: ta.''
: = *@*%*
1t was taken up all down the shore
and reached the opposite side of the
river. ss
From the scene of the launching,
Miss Benton and the North Dakota
party were ushered up to the mold
loft of the ship company where an
elaborate luncheon was served Dec
orators Of flags. bunting ana cut
flowers made the great building at
tractiye to the 10000 people who
were seated
tContinusd on rage 81
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
TOUCHING seen
over CARNACK

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 10.Tne
body Of former Senator B. w. Car.
mack, who was killed yesterday in a.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-11
AUTO AND ENGINE
in BUCKING TEST
FOUR PERSONS I'M AUTO ARE
KILLED BY ENGINE or SPEC.
iAL TRAIN.

Red Bluff. Cal, Nov. I0.---In a col.
lssion tonight between an automobile
and d locomotive in this city, four
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
CRY REAL ESTATE

cnv 18TH AvENuEa71IssTGHH sIgII AyEI9EEGG n3EG LOTS
in This City
Entire frontage of 10th av.
lin block gecMesu facSng GOLDEN GATE PARK.
Official grades. Street and CROSSINGS g severed
Water and gas Cement Sidewalks
The last and only lots for sale
between Fl and SITS. ready for dtiaps pulialng, ~
Near Strawberry hill ana oh,-ches a., rrammar
and polytechnic schools. etc.; owl car service
''N'--' TERMS TO SUIT.
81 1.4Oo-Lot near Fl ST.; sewer. water and gas.
$450-4eth av between NJ and sts.; cneap.
-ss5o-ss5o. :
$100 cash buys choice lot north OF the PARK
on easy terms; within half block OF cars, reaay
for building. There are but few OIL them ielt.
Get busy!
LIPNAN & HIRsCHLER. 49,. 1850 Sutter suite, st.
Branch oface corner of st. and 18th av.
open daily including Sundays.
LoEwE TRACT.
EXCELSIOR homestead ASSOCIATION.
IN
City and County of San Francisco.
High Glass Business and Residence Lots on
Easy Terms
s40O and upward.
Terms, $40 down and $40 per month.
Take Mission Street Cars to Russian Av.
Office on the Ground Open Daily from ~ d. IN.
T.F. A. obERREYER. 81 + 5a Agent.
270 Van Ness ay
Phone Market 3229.
Agents Wanted
BARGAIN $4,000 cash; reduced; II apart
ments of . and rooms and bath, private
baths. colonial fixtures. tapestry pariors. panei
and beamed halls and living rooms, china clos
cts, book cases and open lireplaces; separate
apartments for caretaker; net income now $500
being 20 per cent net on equity: pasance eal & Sa9
600 at per cent; average rental so. Gait
fornia ST., close to and inside of Van Ness
ave- You just ought to see them. KANE q
CO., 2l5 Montgomery st.
RENT PAYER
For s31.1o month for a definite period; no
Interest," will sell You a new, modern, D
room and bath cottage with gas and electricity
on the carline in the Richmond district These
cottages are selling fast because they are what
we represent them to be. Let us have talk
OSCAR HEYMAN AND BROTHER,
lib Montgomery ST.
FINE level building lot for $500; terms s25 cash,
balance So monthly; no interest or taxes;
streets graded and severed city water and car
line; snap. Address box 4196, Call office.
1ST av near I st-Cheap for cash; make Of
fer; level building lot 25x95; McEnerney title;
street bituminlzed; cement sidewalk; 2 fats
would sell $4,000. Owner. 2651 Folsom st.
WELL improved property, value $4,000, in ex..
change for choice corner north or south OF
Box 773. Call office. 1851 Fillmore st.
500 CASH. balance SIS per month, 81 500; new
room house, blocks from carline. CHASE
& BATES. 2119 San Jose av. Guerrero st. or
1ngleside cars.
Sc 6250-Beautiful new flats on Dolores St. and
rooms and b.; lot 25Nl00; must be sold be-
fore Aug. l. 1855 Mission st.
So, ,890-New cottage; . rooms mortgage s., 900;
near Clayton and Frederick. Box 500, Call.
]. A. ADAMS. surveyor. S25 Bush 81 Phone
Douglas 2104
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30

S175 each. San Anselmo; 2 beautiful wooded lots;
superb marine and mountain view; 90 foot
frontage water street work, etc; minutes
walk to station; snap. II. F. MANN, opposite
Il
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MAYERLE,s EYE wATEp

USE Mayerles eye water ONE DAY and potica
the wonder effects; bright. strong and beaIthv
eyes Will be the result Price soc: by mali Ak.
George Mayerle, German expert optician' iI4a
Golden Gate ay.. 5. +. Phone West 376e.