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New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum Of Natural
sporysrnan's Show Madison Square m 70
II p
Meeting Of the Calltornans Waldorf Astoria p IT. e
meeting or Girls Branch of the Public
Schools A{hI.tls League, Colony Club No I22 Madi-
.Nutrtive Requirements and the seIec-
ton Of Foods; Nutrtlve Values and Costs the Fam
No. ii East 90 sIreet. ?
New York. Hotel AstoT. evening %
Dinner Of the National Association Of clothier Del
monico s. evening.
Meeting Of the New York Southern Society, Waldorf
Meeting Of the West Association Hotel ST Andrew
Free lectures q shs Board Of L LEaueation, N: De
Professor Ernest 2. Won Nardrof. Energy as
street ana Edsecon,be ay~nus Layton NJ E4ama5
street i' DR. 7 esv5o,r F-sns S 5ir,ctiT Str 3r
and Functions OF The Healthy Human Body Public
Martin. Democracy in England" dllustrated; Public
T. Clark rTade Public sehSoI g. Hester. Essex
and Norfolk streets Professor william clarke Peck
tTatgdl Public school - !9ta street east q Avenue
rated, Public sc6ooI i1s iad sJTeet near EsaJh
avenue Mrs. Carrie Gilman Ldwards. Life Forces
Music, Public school l3s 5lst street and First
5f1iustrated: Public school 15s 4venue A. between
5tn snq .sth stIcs FTanh m MGon T l 92nsS % I,a aII
(Ts1 Vs H. NE FIonE rrk -.. III PbtIr9.t- a li, Ige
Tra1ed,. Pgb,ic school iBs Lewis East Houston and
East Sd streets Richard A Purdyi ''ShakesIeare.s 5
Girls second avenue. Professor Charles
tIaI No 21s East 1o6th street. William T.
Elsing. The Reign Cf Ere tilusIratedI. New York
Public Library, No H. Last g5th street. VjaiIaur
StefanssOn The EstlmoF and Their Country ulius-
tratedJ: 81 Lukes HAlI. No Az street,
Crrve Orlando r. Lewis. The Man That Is Down
and tiltustrated). Peters
between Eighth d. Rees
Russia, ana Present. Morris High school.
I63tE and Boston Road Mrs. Henrfrtra Speke-
Seeiey. Songs Of Burns Public School .. No. 2I36
Webster avenue. John \ Bassii THE Structure and
Functions the Healthy Human Body. Public
schcul :. Church sITret EiHEshTidEt. Frank L..
blanchard. ''Tste New York GluatratcdJ.
FIali, school Matilda Wakefield. Edward
B!geiow Journeys About fionIe--f{ -f{Jsdsides.
Fields Forests" tiiustratedI. Public school -.
Andrews and Burnside avenues Hamilton Holt.
Federation 0f the World dilustraledt. Public School
- st ann avenue, between l47th and l4Sth
streets. Archibald = Forshev. The Filipino a
Home d(ustrafedl LAFAYETTE Hall Alexander
ugr aye 1EIrn street Alexauder Van IaAr How
Pictures illustrated. Eeslt. Hall. ogden
and Merriam, fTichtridgr Cyr1Is g Adams,
Things Ne Learned About Africa dIluf-
USi.-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

The Senate and Assembly committees On Internal
Affairs VIII give hearing Wsd1esdav o. The
scheme for state highway commission This n
view OF the great extent OF the good roads move
menr in this state. Is d very important subject.
but the legislative committee which investigated
last summer has thrashed IL Thoroughly ard
the bills before the committee are believed 70
in good shape fo- passage.
On Wednesday the Senate Judiciary Co-r-.--ee
and the Assembly Committee on General Laws zlu
hoId a hearing on the bills proposing the To--ens
system Of registering land titles Real estate -e-
are deeply Interested IN this project. The Senate
railroads Committee has scheduled FOR Tuesday
hearings on The NcNa1us and NcCsU scent
Iare bllls-lErtarlOGs OF the Wagner 115asr-a m
tFoduced, many people here believe. 10 let -nst-
sponsors escape from some OF the criticism in their
nome districts for having opposed the Wag1er t.I
last year Important amendments 70 the Ra.nes
excise law will be discussed on Tuesday by chs
Assembly COMMITTEES on Excise
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BOMB UNDER TENEMENT HOUSE.

The police trying TO discover who tried TO
wreck the six story tenement house at No. ~
Eliza beth street early yesterday morning with Il
dynamite bomb. and succeeded in blowing the
entire front OF the dairy store the ground floor
and smashing nearly all the windows in the lower
part Of the five tenement houses directly opposite
About 8 o'clock Patroman Sindt- of the Elizabeth
street police station, heard terrific explosion, fol-
lowed by the sound of falling glass and the cries
OF several score of frightened men. women and
children. He found the occupants Of the tenement
house at No "a Elizabeth street coming down the
stairways many Of them only half clad.
Lieutenant Petrosno and Italian detectives
went to Nc 1876 Stone avenue, Brooklyn. last night
and arrested Benedlto Benigno and three other
Italians. two of them relatives of Benedito. The
police say Benigno around the store just
before the explosion
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
GENERAL DAVIS PRAISES CANAL WORK
Saws that the Dirt Is Flying IN Good Style
on the Isthmus.

Major General George w Davis I ; e. VINO
was sent by President Roosevelt to Gua'eIla'A ~
December to attend the opening OF the 'u@ieil@'a
and Trsnscontinentai Railroad. arrived mere yes
today f-o7, Colon on the steamship Finance Ee
said the road which built by American capital
and engineers and which extends 700 mics 1roih
Guatemala City TO Puerto Barrios. is big success
and will earn good profits for the investors VINO
built it
General Davis who was the governor Of the
cansI zone and a member of the lsthmian Canai
Commission said ne greatly Interested IN the
work of the canal and stopped several days on the
Isthmus 70 just what was being done he sald
the work was progressing rapidly and smoothly
and that the engineers in charge handling
their respective tasks with great ability and thor
oughness. He viii go TO Washington to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
DANGEROUS HUDSON ICE FIELDS
State Health Commissioner Reports on Sew
age Contamination.

Albany March As q result Of ne f-ves-i-a--,-
by the State Department OF Health into rae con
ditOn OF fee harvested on portions OF rha Hudson
anu Mohawk rivers many cases OF probable cor
tala-nation due TO pollution % the water by sew
age are noted N 4 report made public tonight "
Commissioner Eugene II. Porter A LIST o. i--
houses where tie Ice Is cut dangerously near t9
sewer outlets has been prepared and a letter seut
10 the owners OF each OF these houses. pointing
ouJ the objections 10 harvesting from sources I'd
this winter IN obtaining their crops TIE e--s-r-
rIent condemns the harvesting or ice f-7n7 z---1
sources, and suggests that the icerlen co-s,zer
the advisahility of securing a new source Of sso-
Ply which viii be free from contamination bv sew
age
The department expresses the belief that rhe go
Men will take advantage OF the information f.--
nlshed IN this report and herear-e- locate her
teds 80 that they will be fra from c--1tcfs- -
investigation covers that portion ot the Hu5sc-
klver from Troy 70 CatsklL and near k.rgstor.
also On Jhe lover Mohawk. from Schonec1atv q,
C0hoes. covering period OF two months T,e 70
port concludes with recomusndatioas <or 1hs cor.
unuance Of the investigation and OF extending vcs
IN collecting samples and testing the quaIty OF
from certain icehouses and helds vz-h The v-asg
of determining the effects of pollution following
the storage OF ice
The list Of fields open 10 the most serious ca-
lection has not been made public as the DEPART
has requested the owners ID consider tra
changing Of their location 70 one less danEsrous
The inspectors visited the houses and asIds on
oCIA sides or the river. securing complete data a.
10 the methods employed. ana ACCOMMODATING tas
report are tables and maps giving cornpiete sn-
Tor nation The location OF the neIds with references
To sewer outlets IS fully described. and the report
shows that a careful study of al local conditions
has been made. not only Of the dangers lf pOlu-
ton but OF the methods anlpIoved in rbe industry
Having noted carefully the conditions under
which the ice is harvested. the department pCr-
poses 90 continue regular analyses of the ice 70
determine more accurately the effects OF storage
II IS believed that the result Of the examination
viii be secure for domestic use a better ice sup
ply II IS the opinion of the Commissioner that
certain cases where the sewage contamination
tho worst ice cutting shouid h- prohibited. not
withstand0g the effects OF storage and cold upc1
germ life, for it does not remove the inherent o.
Jectlon 70 drinking water imp-egnared With or
game matter ana nth. even though zrerl.IsSd
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
THE CHESTER MAKES FINE SHOWING.

Portland, Ne. March with an average OF
26.53 knots TO her credit the scout cruiser Ches-
ter returned here this forenoon from her four
hours endurance run at top speed over the course
between Cane Elizabeth and Thatcher's Island
Her maximum speed for any fifteen minutes dur
ing that time was 26.6 knots Her average is 2-55
knots in excess Of the contract requirement, and
one and one-haf knots better than had been
vrophesied by her builders. These figures, which
are correct and official indicate that her speed
wonderfully uniform throughout the entire trial.
A test Of the cruisers steering gear was highly
successful, every portion Of her machinery work
ing without the slightest hitch
The Chester is designed, not fighting ship
but as fast scout, and her performance to-day
indicates that. barring torpedo craft. she is the
fastest vessel in the United States Navy.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
KILLS FATHER AND GLAD OF IT.
Italian Boy Says He Shot to Protect His
Mother

Constantine PeIligrino- seventeen-year-oId ItaI-
ian boy. shot and killed mis- father Anselno Pei
uErino their home No l9S 80 street. Brooklyn.
last night. The boy told the police his father had
cuarrelled with his mother and had attempted 10
strike her. and that he forced draw d re
voIver and shoot protect his mother
The .frst bullet entered the fathers brain Just
over the right eye and the boy fired four more
shots into his fathers body. PatroImen Herne and
Bradley Of the Fifth station, found the
boy calmly waiting 10 be arrested.
The boy. who is interpreter Tor the McAdoo
tunnel company, told the police that he was glad
that he had shot his father.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
C. F. U. AGAINST LOCAL OPTION.
Resolves to Oppose It as Leading to Prohibi-
ton

The Central Federated Union adopted a preamble
and resolutions yesterday. proposed by the Eccen-
tric Ffrenen's Union. declaring against the Gray
and Whitney local option bills and all other bills
favoring local option which might be brought be
fore the Legislature. on the ground that such egs
laton would pave the way 10 prohibition.
The resolutions said that such laws would be an
infringement the personal rights and liberties Of
lava biding citizens. besides throwing many thou
sands of people out Of work including not only the
brewers and bartenders. but carpenters. butchers
blacksmiths and wagon workers
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
POLICE BREAK UP ITALIAN MEETING

Rochester. March Because they were suspected
II having anarchisric tendencies and tornenng dis
order. about 1fty Italians who had arranged for
meeting IN Corunleno-ario- OF the death Of GI0r-
dano Bruno. burned 10 death il Rome in 1900 were
dispersed by the chief Of police and squad OF de-
tec.ives here this afternoon. An Italian lawyer
from New York. Matteo Teresi. who TO address
the meeting. made some protest against the action
Of the police, but the meeting dispersed without
disorder.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
CUTS THROAT TO ESCAPE ARREST

John Eastland, Ironworker. killed himself in
q saloon in williamsburg last night by cutting his
throat On Saturday Mrs. Eastland swore out
warrant for her husband arrest on the charge Of
assault. and d policeman went The saloon. after
being Informed by Mrs EastIand that her husband
there. When he told Easrland that he
under arrest the latter said: If you take IL
viii be my dead body" He whipped out d razor
and, rushing TO the rear ROOM III which there We're
many persons. his throat before the policeman
.l-LIa iutnrfare
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
RED flag N LOS ANGELES
Police Arrest g Woman. a Negro and d
White Man After Street Meeting

Los Angeles. March George II Woody. 7 J.
Hicks au5 Mrs Josie Scnuck were arrested last
might for obsrruc-ilg the street. Woody Is a
Pasadena -ee-c- H and Hicks were addressing a
street meeting ~ several hundred persons Follow
t7r their arrest there was demonstration, the
result OF IN appeal ty Mrs Schuck 70 those present
t resist The ofcers Placing herself a. tre mead Of
rhosz who would foLloR. Mrs. Schuek raised red
-. md LED her followers through The streets Tor
ME. 1tz crowd singing the '1IaTseiIalse.'
~ 5th and san Pedro streets tWJ police officers
tEed 10 suppress the parade. Tit Iuarclers became
,efnonsrra-re and riot call brought twenty police
Officers the These policemen dispersed the
slsb ard arrested Mrs SclEek. She. Noudby and
1z.c1s =yere laler released GA 500 bail each
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

whose places are filed by the promotion of juniors
were now brought back the active hse- iii0
bureau Of navigation maintains 1t wouid DC "
furious 10 the service to restore officers tc III"
active HIST who had been selected io' ioli r,,
by tho board of adurals Iiias poSi'i'" =
be strictly adhered 20 and furnishes TO the .sFaA
personnel the indication of the attitude OF ,hs u
partert respecting future retirements OF uis soi'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BIG RUG SALE BY BROADWAY FIRM.

what is said to be OF the most notable So les
of Oriental rugs ever neld in this city VIII Begin
to-day ~ y. & J. S,oaue's. n No Ssf Broadway.
The firm experts in the East have gathered "a
.aried assortment of rugs and carpets. which viii
H. offered for safe a =resty reduced prices. l.
s said that Of ne best specimens OF Oriental
workmanship ever oeeTed tor sale II this city ere
among the z-s5 xHicn - De sola.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
GRANITE CUTTERS GO OUT TO- DAY.

westerly 2 J. March About Two hundred
sranite CATERS employed III The Westerly shops
vii 20 strike r1-n4orro-s. demanding 80 cents
ar hour minimum wage. IN place Of 5Ii4 cents, a.
1aid them al present. TIE vote - % n
favor q resciaalne former vote strike. but as
Il reouITeC rgyo-LLirds ia favor % the motion IL
was LOST ana IAe strike oroer Eaa declared ef-
Terrsve
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
WOULD CUT BOSTON PAYRotLs IN TWO

Fsosrcr. 15aTch IA saving Of - per cent IN the
7reseut ua,r.IIs o. rle cIty Of Boston IS provided
IN recommendation Ct The finance commission
nFich Is Investigating ll~ cify departmental work.
,reo-Sins . = -epCri given out tonight Alto
.-erre- tfse commission recommends = reduction
- 81 szl-T1es paia 70 heads oi departments
ss,7,er5z-ran5zrts ana deputies. zith The abolish
y,e-r o. coaeelldztloa 81 various -eTZTtnents 3nd
oH.csS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
James McCreery g. Co.
23rd .Sfreef - S4E0 Sf'eef
54fb Sfreef

SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Stores.
"NcCreery Silk"
Exhibition and s ale of PI in and
Novelty Silks. The latest weaves and col
ors for Spring and Summer Dress
Rough Pongee. Rajah, Shah, shantuns.
Shanghai, Imprime Faconne Foulard, Pc
kin Stripe Messaline. Persian Ianetas.
MousseIine Bordure, Crepe Meteor and
Satin Ondoyant
On Monday, March the Ind.
Sale of 1000 yards, Black Tahetas
Silk. Superior Quality. QUO per !aro
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

On Monday, March the End.
5000 yards Lining SILKS (TaHeta
fnish0 All the desirable shades and black
and white. 10 inches wide. 35c per yard
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

WASHABLE DRESS GOODS. In Both
Commencing Monday, March the End
Sale of Printed and White Washable
Fabrics
Printed Cotton FOulards. a wide
range of designs. stripes, ring and polka
dots on white and tinted grounds.
19c per yard
Printed Dotted Swiss. Various
designs including coin and ring dots.
neat stripes, and block checks on light
blue ecru, brown navy blue, white and
black grounds. 19c per yard
White Lingerie Batiste. 3S inches
wide 1Sc per yard
Floor, Twenry-third street
Second Floor, Thirty-fourth street
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 54f6 Street
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-29
REnglMSS0ENT
0eSssIssS Fso~s yeAassS
FNes -
yvs~ay yssss 49,.

There were nine patients in the
Santa Fe hospital.
X. w. Patterson was elected chair.
man of the Bent County Republican
central committee.
Barney NARROW voluntarily closed
his saloon and was granted month s
rebate of license by the city council.
1t was estimated that 500 votes
would be cast in the fall on the line
OF the Missouri Pacific in Bent
county.
Santa Fe shop men were the recip.
tents Of a free excursion to Rocky
Ford on the occasion of the water
melon day festivities.
DR., W. NJ. Cummings. of Lamar.
was nominated for representative on
the republican ticket. and j D..
Martin, of Lamar. for county COM
missioner of Bent county.
The watermelon day excursion to
Rocky Ford was enlivened by a
straw vote on presidential candi-
dates. Harrison received 62 votes
ard Cleveland As. Only lO7 votes |!
Twenty years ago La Junta evident
ly had not acquired the watermelon
habit very strong.
A La Junta justice Of the peace
became seriously alarmed over the
number of insane people who had
appeared before him for examina-
ton. Some attributed the cause to
hot weather. others to the results of
a democratic administration. and
still others to "forty-rod" whiskey.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-29
Colorado e.m. Laws.

Following are the provisions of
the Colorado game laws:
Mountain sheep and antelope hav-
ing horns October 18th to October
10th. beginning with 1911.
Prairie chickens and grouse-Au-
gust 10Th to October LIST.
Wild ducks. geese. brants and
shore birds September 10th to
April 18th, except in attitudes Of
z 600 feet and over, when it shall be
September 18th to May LIST.
Curlews. plover- August lst to
October 3lst..
Doves August 18th to September
5th.
Crested quail November lst to
November Both. beginning with
1920.
Deer, with or without horns-Oc-
tober lst to October Goth.
Sage chickens August lst to
October lst.
!. Trout June LIST to November
Both; no fishing between 10 p. m.
and a a. m. No close season on any
other kind of fish.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-29
soae MORE local ,rGns.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dnnkin'c hread

for the fall term on Monday. Sep
tember 7th.
All of the school buildings have
recently been equipped with new
blackboards.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. black 1852;
night phone. red 1886.
WANTED To rent a four or FIVE
room furnished cottage; modern.
Inquire at this office.
Machinist Hodges has been en-
ployed at the shops from La Junta.
Dodge City Republican.
WANTE d Washing and ironing:
will do work at home. or will go
out. Enquire 52l East Second.
Gem" flour, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. d.-La Junta Milling Co.
Engineer Mudge's Family will
leave soon for La Junta to visit their
former home. Dodge City Republi-
can.
Miss Helen Spaulding returned
home last Monday morning from a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Des Moines, Iowa, and
Kansas City, Mo.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist. will again
be in La Junta. at the Sherman
house. Tuesday and Wednesday,
September Sth and 9th.
Judge Clark purchased the resi-
dence property Of Walter Faris. on
the corner of Carson avenue and
Ninth street. last Monday. The
consideration was 81 500.
WANTED Positions in good homes
for young men and women who wish
to attend high school and make part
or all Of school expenses by assisting
in the home. Please notify Geo. l..
Hess.
Mrs. w. T. Bowman. accompanied
by her son. j. A. Keene. came down
from Denver Sunday night. being
summoned here on account Of the
death of MIR. Bowman. who was
killed in the local yards last Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Luella Gooch. of La Junta. is
here visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. ]. l.. Scoles. Mrs
Gooch will visit here a few weeks,
and then return to La Junta. She
is on her way home from st. Joseph,
Mo. Lamar Register.
DR.. X. C. Sapero. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist. of Denver, will
again be in La Junta Tuesday and
Wednesday. September 9Th and 9th.
at the Sherman House. Consulta-
ton and examination for glasses
free. Call early.
Mrs. w. w. Hubbard arrived
home last Monday morning from
Shawnee, Okla, and Chanute, Kan,
where she has been visiting relatives
for several months. lMrs. Hubbard
was very favorably impressed with
Oklahoma as place of residence.
j. C. Nichols lis building a ten
room brick house for j. d. Rhoads
in Las Animas. which will cost about
Sc, 6,000. G. H. Nichols has the con
tract for putting in a cement foun
dation for the structure, and has
been at work on the job during the
past two weeks.
George S. Thompson left last
Saturday night for Kansas City, |
Mo-, for a brief visit with his
daughter, Mrs Henry Honaker,
returning home Thursday morning
accompanied by Mrs. Thompsor
who has been the guest of her
daughter for several months.
G. A. Dahlgren has landed sever
al fine contracts of late, which |
include the erection of two resi-
dences for officials Of the Lamar
sugar factory, also 81. 500 barn, all
of which are being built by the
American Beet Sugar Company. |
The residences will cost about 81 600
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
THE ISSUE

Briefly stated, there is but one is
sue In the great presidential campaign
It IS, shall the demands Of the great
common people Of America be needed
or shall Americas business inter
ests,9 the great system be favored
by our oyters2 The democratic
platform went on record squarely for
the special demands Of the masses
while ,hese demands were left out
Of the republican platform By the de-
claiye vote Of twenty 10 one, Mr.,
Taft has tried to make It all right by
mentioning the subiects IN his ac-
ceptance speech but II you will read
what he said you win see that he
evades the issue by declaring for an
income tax and an inheritance ta1
that does not violate the constitution
His party Is not IN favor Of It thai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
REAL sAsE gALL DoPE

Here IS the way the Duncan Eagle
hands IT to the Comanche base BAN
fans after q defeat At the hands Of
the Duncanites
Dost hear the horrible shrieks OF
ire-tortured prisonersY Canst hear
the walls Of agony borne on the wings
Of the south wind2 'Tls the tribe Of
comanche, burning at the stake the
high-pficed and famous battery from
the village Of Denton, state Of Texas,
because said imported battery failed
to keep the home talent Of the city
Of Duncan from running around the
diamond On, Death, where Is thy
sting? Gone, where the woodbine
twineth-Ehere they raise more Cain
than Christians. Back, oh back to the
little half-baked hamlet called the
Bat Cave. Oh, Comanche thy name is
trousers The ukase Of the Lord
Chief Justice Of the Most High Order
Of Baseball Rooters is that thou shall
travel to the a rear a distance of hf-
teen miles and take a seat"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

A fatted calf has no owe for a prodi-
gal son.
The hand Of fate is always ready to
grasp an opportunity.
When looking for policeman look
in the safe places first.
A woman never attempts to hide
her iealously under a bushel
The way to see the virtues of a
trust is to become a stockholder.
When you find the truth in your
way you may be sure you are on the
wrong road.
Yes, Alonzo, it is possible to get a
pair of pinchers at a shoe store.
It's the easiest thing in the world
for a bachelor to get engaged to a
young widow; all he has to do is to
give her half show.-Chicago News