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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09
LYDIA e. P!NkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. +. Ellsworth, of Mayville,
y. Y, writes TO Mrs. Pinkham:
For three years 1 was in an awful
Respondent and nervous condition
caused by female troubles. l was not
contented anywhere, and was in such
constant fear that something terrible
was going to happen hat it seemed as
though | should lose my mind. Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
restored my health, and I cannot say
enough for IT,
Mrs. Mary J. Williams, of Bridge
port, ILL.,, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
IL have been suffering from a femals
trouble, backache and headaches, and
was SO blue that was simplyindespair.
l feel it my duty as well as my pleasure
to tell you hat Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me. The
change in n,y appearance is wonderful,
and l wish every suffering woman
would try it,"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

HOSPITAL FUND
6 G. Gibson
w. H. Sweeney 100
Geo. w Jackson ..-----.-..-.-------- 1875
Reno Mercantile Co. ....-.-..-.-5O0.t9
Palace Dry Goods store -,--.100.o
Gray Reid & Wright Co. 1890. $685.
Frank Campbell -,--------.--.1S.25
Nevada Hardwarde Co. ----------.--- Ills
Humphrey Supply Co. --..---226.o5
Reno Mill & Lumber Co. -.--~----191.5a
Reno Saddlery Co. --.,------- 11:5o
w. /. Mitchell Co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40.5U
Riverside Mill Co. Observation-Disclosures 42.42
G. Noyacoyich 13.45
ct American Importing Tea Co. 10.35
T. r, Cheatham l5.45
Continued on page o
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

r. F. Murray 80
-, Co,,;,s ..32 80
So. Pa. Co o.
ID. Morton ~
r. G. Blossom oo
ch,s " Randall 90
]. Il. Taylor w
Geo. w. Jackson w
DR.. Geo. Mckenzie ..--.-.-..-----2f oV
CT uo,comb .-..125 90
John Repetto w
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
Stor 8ranb / 9fe,u Oorf. 9arter

Stor 8ranb gee,u Oorf. Yarter
BDgntng / Seem gorf, en- 13 Gtages
bgi 9fpifraber, Der bar aniet for
at bore albeles bran6iifffer, brenote#
5re6ag 9lften. 8ran6en meofgrte
ct Sab al mi11oit 4 Mennelfelib,I.
fornben mango til ifabefontne, og af
.@ien6om til ca. 5 Millioner Col
lars Sen iaafa16te bran6lifre 8pg.
ming brenote JON Gpripamp, og BET.
bite fig, at 5lufnings apparaterne,
+lelp 9ranope eiel1ets ltdriite sanb.l
taarn, fife fun6e 11aa Sc pper|te q
@tager, bborfor sSl6en breote }ig
ubin6ret / Sc gperite @tager. Sele
8pguingeu bleb fon1plet> goelogt.
Gn Men9oe of 8ran6folfene og
Mrbeioerne / 8pgningen ibebeoe
SID efter on6en / Sen Doerite Gtps.
fare og bleb reo6et be0 beltemobtee
M1lltrengelier fra 8ran6folfeneS St.
Sc. Set bite fig De0 8rau6ert at
@an0trpffet 2e6ningerne er longt
rin9ere e110 antaget, og at Der tffe
fan regnes paa, at @onoet beo
Spnditer og @on6taarne fan brit1..
ges beiere ems til @uienes s. @ta.
&C. bporpe6 8ran6faren / 8pen bIt.
Der nleget flor 8pg1ringe11 bar bo.
peoiagelig benpttet at ftore @ogub.
giper- -6irmaer: @n af 2eierne, 6er
6rtber en- flor Gorretning ne6 an.
tife Sppper, leo ct Sab pna 1
Million Collars. .s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
@tatsfnp / Wfaroffo. 5orboii

Statsfnp / Mfaroffo. Gorboioe,
tie / Waroffo, set 1tpre aeiieroe11l-
me paa 9(frifas geor0beltDit ber
/. itaar unoer franif Groteftton, bar
/ lange Si6er beret rneget urolige
8e6l1initantmerne 6et sS1t6re At
2un6et bar ifior / 9pitanp og bleb
nreo itor ganfe1igbe0 bragt til gfo
af frantic og ipanife Sropper; f6r
Sen Eio bab6e en- Oprgrer @aiil,Ii.
/ lauge Giber uogpet ct gfeofeI8.,
berreop1nn1e rur6t ON @tget.
flere Mar bar en- Sronpretenbert
peo Nabn Mulai @afi6 iggt at ito.
6e Sen regjerel1oe Snltan, 4b6.el.
@5i5 fra Eronen, og bar bln6et en-
itor Sfare Eilbengere, iom tfior
ubraabte bam til Sultmn ! Maroffo
@itp, en- af 2anbets ,7tore 8Der gs,,.
bar Mulai &afi6 otter pun6et en-
Nh Gremgang ioet ban paanp erS
bIebet proflameret fom @ultan
.6e3, en- anoen af 2anbets Sfor.
bper, meoens Mb6=el-M3t3 bleo for.
melt nffat nnoer 8effpl6ning for at
at babe ipillet UNDER 9affe sneos
6ranfrige og spanfen % iolgts liz
til 6e &riitne. Mulai Snfio bars
erflaret ubelIig &rig s. i.
&an1p MOB oI1e Mnba neoanis isnensS
eSien6er, og 6et er ian6ipnligt,
Here europniFe Magter bill fenoe
Gropper til Nearofto for at befpttttee
beres i Maroffo boe1loe l1noeria 81
ter % beres ssssnteresier oer. s.
frantic % fponffe groppe fou1 bar
i 2al,oet for at befpulpe eo1iiner.
0pitanoe11, % ION ON tort 9io
fl,Ioe baret bien1fa lbte, 81 NJ lore
I6big bIipe i asarofffo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
Dattak Talr.
Guk @unhfn mp tai tunrltpt.

brape &eter lao nrunller 1loget, Ser
nGrmelt lpoer loln u5efitell6unaot
|aafDrre," n1cn bpornf lnol1 lne0 no.
|9e,1llu1oe 5ifferbeo fun fan opfatte
48, iaa foruoi9tter 2prerel1 / altfor
mango Gilf9loe belptllig be 1900 og
flyer: uDet bar rigtt9t lille Yeter!"
Z Steoet for, at ban ielpfgl9elig ifal
iiee: rSeg foritoor lite ct Muf al,
Dpao olt tiger, tai tpoelig!" og iaooan
optr9oer 29reren, forbi ban lelb
bperfen @ien11net eller / 5folel1,
beb l1niperiitetet eller paa 5en1ina-
riet er bleber bol6t til at u6trDffe
Jig tDoelig ban bor life ielb lprt
Salens @unuit."
usRen lrres fon oe1. Nto1 fan
ielp lore Zig at tale, eller lnon fan
giemen1gaa ct rotionelt &1,rjns.
uslfOpbe Dentoitbe1es nooonneoe
iom befie11ot fit Saleorgan peo meo
S1noaltene / M1tnoer at operoppe
&apets 9rrien. Seq bar, nrlig talt,
olorig rigtig foritaaet, bpao @apn
Smaaitenene fltn6e gipre, og al alt,
.bpao leg | Sfoletioer leite al fIa5=
lift 2iteratl1r, bar Denloitbenes Sa-
Ter oct clleltc, icg alorig fl,noe -foo
Smog for bet bor 11otnrligpis
min Sell men bpa6 ieg oltio bar
reipefteret Oenroltbenes for, set er,
at ban life >biloe bp6e fine 2anos=
n1Gno Ell 1tifolet eller uDprlig Sale.
&an bar oa gal1ife liffert ogiao ble-
ben bpslet 10 al at1el1ieltlerne, bpig
ban baboe Dobet at bol0e ct eJorebrog,
iom life f11noe uopfottes fra @efe-
rentlogel1"!
st golnmelt 0ro tiger 10, at
Mennelfet bor faoet Solen til at ifjl1=
le fine Santer n1eo. Waanlfe, pisie
Silfaloe. @len lom Torboloene I'LL
er berbiernrne, lfiuler Sen 0onife
Sunge altfor tiot Sc Ganfer, lonr
Saleren oog lnooife far, tbi man foll
lilnpelt6en iffe bpre borlt. Gg Set
bl,roe BOG pnre Sen fbrite Tororuug,
Ser itille6es til bam.
r2ag Blot Wanrfe til Ell 6orioln<
ling, bpor ser bol6eS Ell al Sc ]ao
pnoeoe u3isfl1slioner". Sire, fire
Salere CT optraabte 1neo set lpopnn=
lige grpoeoe, 1nunle116e Gorc0rag
iaa fontnter Ser Ell, ser Tan tale, iao
oct Dog fan Dgres. Sorlon1lingel1
paagner, man fan ligefrem leie
Safnen1n1eligbe6en no al Sc opflare>
DE JDltognor1ier, og man n1in0es
npilfaarlig ont 0el1 galnle, itofogbe
Come, lom Sen an6en 8ol1borbe=
n1entaften 1907, ba cit 8ombe lprang
lige noen for ber1bes Dpr, r1eo ct ia
ligt Sn1il Iag6e:: Som inb!"
bun troe6e nelnlig, bun babbe faaet
fin &prelie igien!
uGore Gage er jo vSreningens
Sib". Nean ubertr9ner", og man
uarmtrGner" og 6erlom Sen 1,nge
lopenoe 5rpfel1oe Hetro Blot fan gln=
set fine itolte 6ornlore peD at funne
npnne gnfebalien nogel1lnn6e fallf,
iaa lfol ielpfplgelig bel1bes 91en1me
uuooonneS" Set bill iige benoes
|S a II g lten11ne - s al e iten11nen
t9nfer laan1e110 ingen pao! Og iao
goor oct 6refen Hetra me0 0anifen,
iom set gif @eneralin6en / $. 6,
9ln6eriens u&ortnererS Sgn" mes
Setaltenifen: uSnn iarg 9proget,
1nen tol1e set iffe!"
@bor mango fan egelttlig tale
3onf?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
18. AARGAN,G,.

uNorblpiet" set 6anife 8lao &
|9sesu yorf, uofomlner MI meo g. O.
|Gtran0Dol0 ionl @nere6after ogs
GanO mag. MaoS, @en1ingien ioln
Jorretri1,gsfgrer. s.s
Gn nng 0anf=Mmcrifa
6rn @eroo 5fi6p, pil for1n1e til ml
oebntere paa 1aglnartbeatret I ait.
5enbapn ben fpinoelige SopeoroIle
. @oguro 3pper: u9reorene San-.
Ell"
Trsfen @liiabetb Cons, 6e,t be-
'pnlte 0anife Spera-5angeri116e, ion1S
lgngere Gi0 bar opbolot lig / Netn
g}orf % andre gitlige @Der uoen bog
at optrp6e Ser, CT otter ben6t til,
boge til Danmarf, bpor bun anfon1
fort tpr Sui. Set er 6og lite ben.
6es Seniigt at blibe bjernn1e, ON tort
Sto benber- bun after tilbnge til Mme.s
rifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

2nier Sc bpre Danmarfsefterret
nirtger, piI De fpIge beore meo 6or.
boI6ene bienume er1b bpig Ge abon1te-
reoe paa noget anoet enfelt 6anif el,
Ter oanjf-alnerifnnif gIao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

@esn / s5nbien. S 8uniob 81.
itriftet i SsSn6ien bor Der / onttr. 6
Maaneber berffet en frDgtelig SIR,
fe, og man foru6iaa allereoe, at
Ser biIbe opitna &nngersng6. S
Slutningen at fieite l1ge neo6eIes
fra Galore, at Der mi er .fal6et en-
belgi6ren6e @egn ober belle Diitrif.
tet, % at ben trne,16e Snngersnp6
fan betragtes fonr afpprget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17
Om 6ldgterllle ma(6ing=
ton, n(orkoe Q. +. D.
off g. g, gig.

off s.. s.g. &is.
Sill 6e ilrtereslnrte Oplpsnillgel
Ii bette 8laos geo. 2 IS. M., ont oer
gan1le ifanoinapifc SCREENING Bbi
laoelpbia, bere set mig tiflaot al
fremfomme meo npgle iupplerenot
8en9rfninger.
/. Mngaaenoe George @oibing:
tons oanite Afita1nning oa er BEN
iaa unoerligt set lDoer, aniet for ei
/ biltortif 6aftr11r. Scr. gilbert
8elles bor / tit gnrf:: nSbe Ne6i-
gree ans Siitorp of tie @oib.
ington Ganilp" Gfetp Dorf 1879,
Ell ten1melig itor Noa / SPORT, Jon
ban paaltaar belt igiennen1 er bpg=
get paa paalioelige &iloer, bl. a
vSbe Gomrnon Meas Golls"
f 2onoon, efterpiit at George
@oibington neoitaI1n1er fra vGbor.
finn tbe 9al1e" 2Ooe 2e6
@sr 8elles fiaer: abe pebiaree s
1rolp ieno S can esfdbliib bD legal
ebioence". @aapi6t leg bar for
ituQet, 1fol 9D}r. gSelleS' 8ou bnre
lQare ponifelig at foa fat paa
amerifanlfe 8ibliotefer, bpao @ru1.
Sen laa monne pere. Seq bor bab1
Sen | mine @9n6er og giennen1le1
oen, ga Ben eies al EN- al mine gooe
@el1ner. ::2a6 mig tilfeje, at Scr
gilbert @elles life er noge11 Marf.
| ifriger, Ser n6baiunerer lglt og falt
San bar, oa ban nogob fin 8og
GrRitoent for Size Mnertcan Col
lege for Genealogical &egiltrt
ano '0ero10rp, ioo ba11s Oro bar
noget at betp6e. Set er altlaa mel
en0 en- Salemaaoe, at bette Sands
Sober bap6e 6onif 8lo6 fine Ma
rer. Set bar fife 11eo bam ion
me6 Scr. &arriio11, ser, 6a ban ba,
@orgermelter / Chicago, erflpreoe
at ban bar il1art af benne, mart Al
FIN Station for at bin6e 8enne1
og @tem1ner.
2. glngoaen6e 9lbrabon1 Marfot
fl,n bette: @l9gten Marfoe ftant
mer fra 6anif 8eitin6ien og ct Ser:
fra fon1n1en baa6e til Danmarf pe
6e Gorene6e Stater. S Danmar1
blomitrer @lpgten enonu iaa bel
1om ber 2an6et.
Mbrabam Marfoe Dar fp6t 8eit
in6ien / 1929, bar en- rneget RIG
Man6 og 6gbe 8bila6elpbia 5. %
Muguit 1906. Set bar @onmerer
1775 ban ffa11feoe ben biitortfl
rnerfber6ige Sone, Der natnrligbis
n1tn6er ON Dannebrog.
@iitnof bans @gn 8eter Marfoe
bar f6bt / @eitinoien ca. 1853. Sar
er befien6t iom1 &oet. San be6e ca
1892 / @biIa6elpbta.
Sbomas Moiters Marfoe, fp6t
Bbila6elpbia /. 1919, bar en- be
fien6t 2ege og fra 1860 &rofesio1
beo Columbia College, g. 9.
sSranf Marfoe bar 8la6uogiDer
Baltimore, Wo. gn6n1 fun bette
Ser bar Sen lipligite Sorbtn6elI'
neIlem NbiIa6elpbta og 6arff geit
in6ien, iaa Der er ingen EDibl ON
at en- Mengbe 2anosmpno tom II,
8ro6erfier1igbe bebens Bp, og 6e1
1noa, on1 ser grabes bDbt not, et1b
Enn fllnne fin6es Gfterretnit,ger on
len Del af Dem. Men bbem ,ba1
Maa6 og Gib til at gisre BET?
2ncf, 136e San. 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-17

g},t er sibcn at inbifribere paa bet=
tc Mao. S ct al Sc fprite gsnmre
berefter bill Der blipe paaberhabt en-
M ubmrrfet glon1an.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
GAINS RAPIDLY
Near Recouery, His Doctor Says
NM Go Home Monday.

Cleveland. June 25.-RepresentatiVe James :.
Sherman. Republican candidate for Nice-Fresi-
dent. made rapid progress in recovering from MS
illness to-day. There is no thought now or an
Immediate operation Mr.. Sherman is near re-
covery, Dir. F. P. Carter said Tonight ana 'heie
is no reason to be anxious about his conoltioh'
The following statement was issued by br.
Carter at 10 o'clock tonight:
Mr. Sherman has had very comIortapie ua4 I,
IIis General condition is most satisfactory. we
look for a. speedy recovery as the pdcien. 10
hourly improving. After a conference WIN M ;;
Sherman this evening DR.. Allen. Dr. stone anu
myself believe Mr.. Sherman will be sulncientiE
recovered from his attack to leave the hospital
for his home on Monday OF next Weeh' ti,S nS
temnerature now is e9.4 pulse 72, respiration rs
practically normal.
Mrs Sherman was with her husband almost
constantly to-day. H z. Devendorf. Mr. SheT-
mans private secretary, returned to Utica To-
night.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HAS A PAGE IN POLICE BLoTIEA
This Hartman Charged with Almost Every
thing, After Monopolizing All Harlem

William J. Hartman is locked up in the Aas'
lasth street station. and one page OF uis s'aHo ~
house bIotter has been given up TO 'hs 0I'
against Bill"
RAYMOND Ioornis. OF No. IS Morningslds a'enle F
is chauffeur for a taxicab company and on 'a -
fact hangs a tale. Somebody living az W -
Lexington avenue wanted a cab Yesterday sHA - -
boss sent Ray up. on arriving az 'ue ~
Ray went into the vestibule To anno"ilC7
arrival and then fed the spirit Of peace ana q-*'
which had overhung Harlem all day
Hartman who enjoys the manly age OF t"enS
enc and lives at No 212 West I2Sth street. TalAsu
afmIessIv down I2sd street and saw the cab N{l
a bound ha was on the seat. and with ptood e--N
ling yell had pulled the first lever handy It W. "
the one of ones and the cab was on co"A 'i0
avenue.
Morris Bokor. seventy-siX years old. OF No :,
East 123d street was the first to contest tne rs
of way with the taxicab. and he was ia'Sl -,
moved to Harlem Hospital by pr. Bennett
lam McCirath standing in front of his care at - -
ington avenue and 123d street. saw the can cohhe ~
and made for the interior. SO did the can 'aNi'9
door, windows and bar with it. 1t must nave De9n
a temperance cab for no sooner had II eh,s's.
than it backed out again, with Hartman sun
the wheel. faithful TO the end
Back II ran up Lexington avenue WIN Fa'''
man Mueller and a thousand citizens in hot Pu' ,
suit. Finally from exhaustion the CAD S'OFs
and Hartman caught IL,
Loomie charges him with grand larceny
Grath with malicious mischief. Bokor Win ASA
and the police with about seven other oiLsAces
II bet that they fine me enough TO o'1
street. said Hartman sorrowfully in his ce" - 81
night but II won't be so bad IL they name "
after me
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HONORS BY THE NATION
Flags Halfmasted for Mr. Cteuetand
-BrasiI Takes ActiOn.

Ussbtrpton June 25-To every naval station
and to every government vessel IN conhissioh
throughout the world, TO all military posts anu
stations and TO all United States diplomatic ana
consular offices instructions went forth to-day for
observance of the Presidents proclamation an
nouncing ex-President Clevelands death. Ihefe
was an innovation at the State department 10
meet modern conditions. This telegraphic
notification instead OF by mail to American rep
resentativos in foreign countries to display hags
al haifmast for thirty days. This instruction was
felegrap phed with view TO uniformity IN the tline
OF observance. Copies of the Presidents procianaa
ton also have been mailed to all diplomatic ana
consular officers.
The orders sent out by the War and Navy de-
partments direct the halfmastns of the colors
the wearing of the badge OF mourning until July
25 and the firing of salutes every half hour from
sunrise TO sunset tomorrow, the day OF the
funeral. at all army posts and stations ana on
board al ships. The salute at military posts viii
include thirteen guns at dawn and forty-five guns
st sunset The colors in the army also VIII be
placed in mourning.
Brazil has shown special honors to the memory
Of Mr.. Cleveland The name OF Cleveland is in
timately associated with the history Of Brazil be-
cause in his first term President he was Sc
lected ny the Argentine Republic and Brazil as
arbitrator in determining the boundary line be-
tween the two republics, his decision favorins
Brazil.
The President of Brazil has ordered the sending
respect of Brazil: another tribute from Baron
Rio Branco. Brazilian Minister for Foreign Affairs
who al the time OF the arbitration of the boun-
dairy dispute Brazilian Minister in Washing
ton and defended the Of his country before
Mr. Cleveland: the third wreath being from the
Brazilian Embassy in this city Cable dispatches
from Baron Rio Branco say that the Brazilian flag
has been ordered TO he placed at haifInast at the
Presidents Palace and over all the public build
lngs throughout Brazil. well ali yes
sells and over fortresses. tribute of respect.
The picture of President Cleveland in the Depart
ment or State in Brazil has been draped. To-mor-
row at the hour of the funeral all vessels Of
the Brazilian navy viii fire q funeral salute.
Secretary and Mrs. Straus will leave here t.
norroT morning fer Princeton TO attend the
funeral OF Mr. Cleveland. who a warm per
sonal friend Of Nj Straus The Secretary and his
family will then go to Elberon, \. j. for a short
stay, and later to Maine
Senior Calvo. the Costa Rican Minister who has
Just returned from visit 10 Central America
called on Acting Secretary Adee at the State De
Iartn1ent to-day to leave his condolences with the
American government on the death Of Mr. Cleve-
land.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
TENANT NEED NOT LEAVE PREMISES.
Landlord Loses Suit to Recover Them When
Rent Is Paid Under Protest.

W nat IS regarded by lawyers important
decision in cases governing the relations of land
lord and tenant was the verdict brought in yes
terday for the defendant by a jury In the Ninth
District Municipal Court in the case of the Som
mers Mercantile Company, of No. 10 West 30
street against Frances A Harris. who for some
two years has carried millinery business at
the number under lease from the complainant
Tho case was tried before Justice Frank d.
Sturges.
The action was brought for the recovery of the
possession of the premises because of Mrs. Harrs's
alleged failure to pay rent due for the month
of May except under protest. 1t appears from the
testimony of nearly two dozen witnesses that
when the Sommers Mercantile Company opened
the store at 23d street and Fifth avenue in 1905
workrOOm and buying office the fifth floor of
the building. with windows facing on 2Sd street,
assigned Mrs Harris under lease with that
corporation. clause In the lease, it testi-
fed, stipulated that her quarters were not tn be
changed unless she got a place not inferior TO
the at first assigned her
In August 1907. while Mrs. Harris abroad,
the firm. ii said. finding it could the entire
fifth floor 5 a salesroom, put her buying and
its own the basement under the 23d street side
walk. Mrs. Harris declared this to be detrimental
to her business.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
MR.. sHERMAN's GUARDIANSHIP.
No Decision Reached as to Resignation from
Congressional Committee.

Washington June 25.-Until the meeting OF the
subcommittee of the Republican National COM
n1ittee in this city on July there will probably he
no determination the part of Representative
Sherman as TO whether he will continue to serve
either as chairman or as a member of the Repub
Iican Congressional Committee. While in Chicago
Mr. Sherman had a conference with Representative
Tawney vice-chairman. and Representative Nc
Linley treasurer. of the congressional committee.
in which Mr.. Tawney urged MI. Sherman TO remain
at the head Of the committee, saying that there
was no ipropriety in his continuing to direct the
work Mr.. Sherman did not at once take this view
and said that he thought it would be best TO wait
until the chairman of the national committee should
be chosen and then abide by his wishes as to what
part he should assume in the work of the cam
paiGn At that time there indication of
Mr. Sherrnan's illness, and what effect that will
have on his views is yet to be seen, Mr. Sherman's
friends do not expect that he will resign as a
member Of the House.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
CLEVELAND AS A FRIEND.
DR.. van Dyke. Who Will Conduct Funeral
Services. Pays Tribute

Princeton. y J. June 25.--Dr Henry van Dyke
professor Of English in Princeton University
called At Westland during the afternoon and was
with Mrs. Cleveland for some time offering sym
pathy. During his stay Mrs. Cleveland requested
him to officiate at to-norrow's service and TO
take general charge of the religious ceremonies
at the funeral Later Dr. Dyke gave out the
following statement:
To one Hho has known Mr. Cleveland intimately
his death means. first OF all. the loss of one who
had the genius Of friendship. The largeness Of
his heart the warmth of his sympathy with
younger men. his sense Of personal LOYALTY his
splendid natural ness and directness the qualities
that come out in daily intercourse made us feel
the sterling worth of his manhood and the privi
Iege OF his human fellowship. In his relation 10
princeton University he rendered a great service
very modestiy. Not college man himself he
IuIIY recognized the value of the American col
IegeS IN the development of American manhood
BY instinct and temperament he was in harmony
with the Princeton spirit. No man In the hoard
OF trustees was in closer touch with the tradi-
tlons Of the university. His counsel was aIvavs
fuIl OF common sense, and his loss will he deanl ~
felt in the councils of Princeton Ei'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
AUTO PINS OCCUPANTS TO GROUND.
Two Injured When Car Hits Machine Bound
for Racetrack

Pinned under overturned automobile yesterday
afternoon at Avenue and Ocean avenue near
Sheepshead Bay racetrack, five persons had a mar
escape from serious injury. The party comprised
DR.. and Mrs ]. Birmingham. Of No. 132 Mont ague
street: DR.. c. A McConville. of No 493 Iorin1er
street; DR.. ". II. B. Pratt. of No 81 Sixth avenue
Brooklyn. and the chauffeur, John Fredericks
Mrs. Birminghams ankle broken. and Dr. Nc
Convilles ClaviCle broken The other members of
the party escaped with few bruises.
The automobile it's way the races ruin
ming in the car tracks. When southbound Ocean
avenue car came up behind 1t the chauffeur start
cd turn out. The approached too close and
hit a hind wheel overturnng the machine and
pinning the party beneath it. The auto was right
ed and the party taken to the home Of E 7 AL
bright, the horseman, a block away, where they
were treated by DR. Michaes. of the Coney island
Reception Hospital. The motorman and conductor
of the got away before the arrival Of the noce
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
TURNS DOWN MCARREN INSPECTORS
Action of Board of Elections To Be Made
Test Case

The list of election inspectors submitted to ,bs
Board of Elections by Senator P. H Mccarren .,
the Democratic Executive Committee OF Kings has
been turned down by the Board Of Elections 70 rst
1udlelal luhng In the case. The vote in the
board was TWO 10 one. and Immediately after il
was taken Isaac NJ Kapper. representing the Nc
Carren organization. swore out an order before
Justice Kelly in the Supreme Court to show cause
why mandamus should not be issued 10 cor,Ds1
the Board OF Elections TO recognize the McC,srren
inspectors.
The point at issue is a seeming co,n,c, ha,oos,
the primary and election laws Under the prinnarv
law the right to select the organization officers 1.
apparently left TO the voters of a COUNTY Will.
the election law specifically provides that in case
mere mere are TWO factions in the organization the
nhu vi Elections shall recognize the faction
seated oy the last preceding state convention The
hoard OF Elections rejected Mccarren's list under
,he election law. while Mr. Kapper is attempting
10 get II accepted under the primary law