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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13

Col John Northwood was in Cor
unna and Owosso Monday. Mrs.
Northwood is visiting in Bancroft.
Col. Northwood was in the probate
court on business.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13
How's This.

We o~er One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catsrrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. F.. j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo Ohio
We. the undersigned, have known r. ]. Che
ney for the last Is years. and believe him per-
fectlv honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any oblfgi-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING LINNAN & MARNIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold py all druggists
Take Hall Family Pills for constipation
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13

Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain of burn or scald in
FIVE minutes; hoarseness, one hour;
muscleache, two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil, monarch over pain.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13
In a Pinch Use Aliens Foot-Ease

A powder for tired, aching, swollen
feet. We have over 80, 900 testimonials.
All druggists csc. Don't accept any
substitute. Trial package free by mail
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13
GA - TOR
Bears the H0 kIOu YOU Have always bougm
Signature sf &1NAzIzx
Mother Grays Sweet Powders 70
Children.

Successfully used by Mother Grey
nurse in the Childrens Home in New
York, Cure Feverishness, Bad Stomach
Teething Disorders, move and regulate
the Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over
10000 testimonials. They never fail
AT all druggists 25c. Sample free. AID
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-13

Itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffering
At any drug store.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
AUGUSTA DEAD SIXTY.
Trcnty-tzeo Recovered-Total Loss
an Southern Flood $500 900.

Augusta, Ga, Aug. 8.-The flood at Augusta is
reCeding rapidly, and the water leaves tho
streets Il is apparent that the loss has been under
estimated. The total Southern flood loss fs estt-
mated s2.5ONo. The loss in Augusta and other
points In South Georgia is s,5o0,eN0; loss in the
Caro1inas 100000
twenty-five bodies have been recovered in All
susta and vicinity, and more are being found every
The captain of the river steamer SUan-
which arrived to-day. reported that he on the
trip up the river at least euyhve bodies all %
negroes. except one There reports of many
drowninss among farm hands In the lower
valley THE Chronicle estimates
sixty
The citizens In mass meeting and the City Council
and the Board OF Health in special session have
taken measures relieve the distress
Fayetteville. n. C.. Aug. 22.-The Cape Fear River
this point has reached height of seventy mine
feet. breaking all records Of former foods The
valleys the side covered for miles
with rushing torrent of muddy waters. Houses
and bridges have been swept away for miles around
and the estimated damage TO the oats and corn
crops will go beyond 80 per cent. Three thousand
peopJe are homeless and a proclamation was issued
by the Mayor at to-day. The city IS In total
darkness tonight. the power plant being sub
merged.
The food supply is short. eggs are selling at a
dollar a dozen, and vegetables held at four
times their value.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
JOHN #. TYSON INDICTED
Car He Was Drifting Killed Nan
on February g.

John Hamilton Tyson, who is son OF the
founder of the Tyson ticket agencies and who
Uas named as the driver Of an automobile which
ran down and killed Olaf Gunderson. steward
oF the Columbia Yacht Club, February 2S
was indicted by the grand jury yesterday for
mansIaughter in the second degree. Young
TYSON has been sought by tho police and pri-
rate detectives since the accident but without
arhfl The owner OF the automobile is not yet
known tn the police. The names of the occu-
pants of the machine we're learned by the police
on Thursday through the activity of a private
detective Charles RidgWay. friend OF Tyson,
vent 70 the office of tho District Attorney yes
ferdav and agreed To produce Tyson in court on
Wednesday
According tn the police the party Included n
Miss Laurence. Henry T. Fox. of Stamford
Conn: a chauffeur known as DAN. and Mr.
Mckenzie. The party making record
run from Stamford to New York. in Amster-
dam avenue. near S5th street. the high powered
car ran down Gunderson and killed him.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
WILL NOT EXTRADITE EGLERs.
Governor Stuart Holds Evidence to Connect
Them with Trunk Mystery Is insufficient

tonight announce that Governor Stuart has
fused to issue reausition upon the Governor of
New York for the extradtion of the Egler BROTH
ers held In the Tombs suspicion of completely
in the murder OF their uncle, s. J. Rosenbloom.
The Governor held that the evidence insuft1-
cient.
Mrs. Rosenbloom and daughter Eva. after giving
bond for appearance at the December term Of
court, to-day returned to Baltimore. William
Rosenbloom, a accompanied them. and will
go to Camden later IN effort 10 identify the
BODY fully and if this is done. provide burial
cording to the Hebrew faith. Camden authorities
telegraphed to-day that considering positive the
identification by Rosenbloom's former clerk Fried
man, they had buried the body.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
e.. =. ROWELL DE1D-
One Of City's Best kHozcn -4drertis-
inp MPn-W Month.

Poland Springs. Me. Aug 2S.-George r
Rowell. of New T~rk. prominent for many
years in the newspaper advertising business
died tonight at the Poland Springs House, fol-
lowing an Illness Of more than month Mrs.
RoweII and a number of friends were with him
in the last hours. The body will be taken To
Lancaster. y. II. his boyhood home. to-mor-
for burial.
George Presbury Rowcll was born in Concord,
VT on July 1, 1888. He educated at the
Lancaster On. h Academy. In 1Sti3 he founded
the advertising agency of George p. Rowell &
Co. at Boston. Two y-ars later he removed to
New York and began the publication of the
American Newspaper Directory in 1869 In
1888 he established Pr 1tcr's Ink weekly
publication.
Mr. Powell was Il life member of the New
England Society Of New York, a member of the
American Geographical Society, New York His
torical Society. American Forestry Association,
New York Chamber of Commerce, Society of
Mechanics and Trades and New York Charity
Organization : ciety. He was also a member
of the pink, Union League and Merchants
clubs, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TOWN WASHED AWAY
Trenty-three Kn07Cn Dead an Ne70
Mcrican ClOudburst.
TBy Telegraph 20 The TribsIne-I

TBy Telegraph TO TribuneI
Trinidad COL Aug 2S--Twenty-th per-
sons are known to be dead and scores are mss
ing as the result OF cIoudburst which sent a
wall of water eight feet deep over Folsom,
New Mexican mining camp Of $500 population
at the foot Of Mount CapuIinr forty miles south
OF the colorado line last night
The identified dead are Daniel B. Wenger, pro-
prietor OF a mercantile company. his wife and
their lighter Daisy Lucy Craishton young
woman living with the Wengers: T. w. Wheeler,
q mine operator his wife and two babies and a
sister-in-law and her baby, living with the
Wheeler, and Della ->ooke. telephone operator.
who washed away while at his post OF duty
Edward Wight, president of the Trinidad Ma
tional Bank who was visiting the Wengers. Is
missing. and is thought to be lost
The total loss of life will probably reach
nineteen bodies have been found buried under
the silt The hotel, I'm which five travelling men
were staying was washed away and they were
drowned. The register has been lost and their
impossible to identify these victims. The pro-
prietor George Wenser, is also drowned His
body has not been recovered The toUn Was
blotted out of existence.
Many homes were washed away and several
hundred Mexicans spent the greater part Of
the night in the Catholic church
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
EARLE OUT WITH GUN
Threatens Reporters-Repoted Rec
0nciIiation zrith Wife
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Goshen n Y Aug. 2S-It Is positively stated to-
night that neither Ferdinand Pinney Earle nor his
wife is ut Monroe. have they been there
within the last fortyeiGht hours 1t is believed
but cannot be proved. Il reconciliation has
taken place on the Young farm. near Highland
Falls. where Earle went yesterday after his re-
lease from jail, Philip A Rarity of the firm Oh
Racnn & Merritt. which caused Eares arrest anu
Charles C. Chappe. counsel for Earle, both stated
tonight that they had heard nothing from either
Earle or his wife and both are confident that
neither of them has as yet returned to Monroe
Early Tuesday it stated that tartH me-,
his wife. that a reconciliation had been erected
and that Mrs. Earle had returned from Mem York
Monroe with her baby
Lawyers on both sides intimate that the charge
against the artist will he dropped. After Earle :
arrest Tuesday notes were exchanged oet"eeh
him and his wife.
Earie's case the October grand jury II he can
subp,ena the nurse who made the charges against
him,
There uas excitement aplentr when reporters
discovered Earle AT the home of ht9 friend r j.
Kelly, in the mUuntatns back of Highland Falls
after fhe artist had been MISSING all night When
the reporters tried interview him Earle tried
TO get away and upon seeing the camera men
trying TO snapshot him he ran into the house and
got gun. Coming oe. hA told the newspaper
men 20 Leave the grounds Seeing that they were
not frightened by his threatening attitude he re-
treated to tent on the side of hill not far from
the house He then raed a Great Dane dog and
left the animal guard.
1t was said that Earle got into communication
with his wife through Kelly, sending the latter
TO New York to ask her to come to him
At the Earle home in Monroe one would say
whether the artist and his wife had returned.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
THREW WIFE OUT OF WINDOW.
She Puts in a Good Word for Mike" When
Patrolman Finds Her on Sidewalk.

Mike was always q good won't mako
.nv complaint against the lad. sure. he didn't
mean ur we're the first words Bridget Gleason.
of No go East 22d street. addressed to PATROL
80, uupbag of the East 35th street station when
na found her on the sidewalk in front or her
homo late last night
The policeman had the woman come hur-
ding Though the air from second story Win
aou, and before he could even ask a question as
80 rho o,use n, her fall, she put in good word
for Mike"
As the police later learned. Mike was Michael
Gleason husband OF Bridget. and her fall had
come at the end of some festivities In the Gieh-
-, ,,,r,r,ent Mt which few of the neighbors
-, .bsrea Mike in a spirit OF fun. threw
his wife ont the window She was not fatally
-. .NIteu is held for intoxication.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
BAN on BELMONT PARK.
District 1ttorney Coles Says No
BETTING VIII BE Permitted
LRx Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Mineola Long Island Aug 2S.-District At
torney Franklin b. Coles. of Nassau County
said to-day that he would be prepared to en-
force the anti-betting law when racing is re-
sumed at Belmont Park in October.
There will be favors shown at Belmont
Park" said Mr.. Coles, land the person breaking
the law will be treated the same as any one else
charged with crime"
At the next meeting of the supervisors of
Nassau County Sheriff Joseph Foster will ask
for special appropriation to employ sufficient
deputies to cope with the situation and that
the law is carried out TO the letter.
There will be nc betting at Sheepshead Bay.
where the Futurity will be run to-day. If the
Coney Island Jockey Club carries out its pro-
gramme 1t has announced that II it is unable
TO prevent professional betting it will shut its
gates to the public.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
ENGINE RACES WILD.
Wrecks Freight Train at Stapleton
and inst Misses Passenger Tram.

The lives of dozens of pedestrians on Staten
Island were imperiIled yesterday afternoon Wheh
. .,riIdcat'' baltimore & Ohio engine raced at
high speed through Clifton and Stapleton That
no one was killed or injured is considered re-
narkable The engine came TO stop just north
of the Stapleton station of the Staten island
Rapid Transit Railroad by running into a frelghl
train. wrecling four and wrecking Itself
A passenger train had just left the Stapieton
station about two minutes ahead OF the Wild
cat" and would have been telescoped had nos
the engine jumped the track and run into the
freight train, which was on a siding AS a
result of the accident traffic on the line was
tied up for two hours. No one knows VINO OF
what started the engine. The ofhclals OF the
railroad are making thorough investigation
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
AFRAID OF HUGHES'S SPEECH.
Horse Owners Won't Race If He Speaks at
Niagara County Fair.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune I

10y leieEtdl'H 'o Inc Irlpune-I
Buffalo Aug. 2S.-Owners who have planned
to enter their horses at the Niagara County
Fair, to be held at Lockport to-day, Informed
the fair management that if the Governor ac-
cepts the invitation to speak there on the day
he attends their horses will not race.
This announcement, made Tonight has set
Republicans of Niagara County to wondering
lust what the action means, 1t is believed this
is an attempt to scare the association into with
drawing the invitation. at least not pressing
the Governor to attend. for fear that If the fair
crowds hear the Governor talk they will become
as thoroughly his supporters as have nearly all
who have heard his addresses at the county
fairs.
Niagara County is controlled by the Merritt
Wadsworth organization which is booming
Speaker Wadsworth for the Governorship noiiil-
nation.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
ALBERT HALSTEAD EXPLAINS.
Not Seeking British Trade Secrets, but
Wants Facts for Tariff Revision.

Birmingham, England. Aug. 2s'-A hu'heef o'
- srn,s- bere have expressed resentment at the
o,rots of Albert Hastead, the American Consul to
Obtain statistics of the cost of production, selling
nr,ces etc. on behalf OF the Ways and Means Com
rnjttea of the American House Of Representatives
for use in the discussion OF the question OF tarin
r.,,,s,on Mr IIalstead has Issued a statement re-
,.,,,,np .be suggestion he is trying 10 probe
into trade secrets and expressing surprise at tbs
,sn,eions Of the business here. because. as he
exnlains both the political parties In the United
states are pledged to tariff revision, and read
,,,,,nent of the tariff, involving a reduction in
duties Is extremely probable.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
ELECTRIC SERVICE CRIPPLED AGAIN.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Greenwich. Conn, Aug 8-The electric service
of the New York. New Haven Sc Hartford Rail-
road between New York and Stamford, was Grip
pied all day to-day. and trains ali behind
The trouble was due to accident TO OF the
big generators in the power house at Cos Cob
An a11nature few out early this morning and put
the biz machine out Of business.
The power, therefore, had to be nursed." Steam
locomotives were used the trains east from
Tower No. 76, which is Mount Vernon, and west
from Stamford the New York Central lines The
steam engines hooked to the motors and
this tickled some of the train men, who very
much against the electric equipment
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
MINE TRAIN RUNS AWAY DOWN SLOPE
Only Six of Twenty Workmen Escape In
iurv-Five Dead, One Fatally Hurt.

yvivkes-Barre. Penn. Aug. 2s-Five men were
killed another is expected TO die. and five others
were seriously injured in collision late tnis ater
noon at the Warrior Run coiery of the Lehsh
vauav coal Company, six miles from this city
The men were being hoisted up a slope when a
runaway mine car struck train OF cars on which
uara tweutv men who were employed in the mime
The force OF the impact broke the cone to which
che cable was attached. and allowed all the cars TO
run doun tho slope. 4 hundred feet down they
iumped the track and piled up in a mass of wreck
age pinnins the men beneath them Only six es-
capped injury
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
SHAFTS 4DTISERS ANGRY.
Council Resents Orders to Pass Bills
and RESIGNS.

Teheran Aug. 2S-A misunderstanding has
arisen between the Shah and the Council of
Ministers convoked by his majesty last week.
At the session yesterday the Prime Minister in
troduced four bills. with the statement that the
Shah demanded their passage. The council
found the bills unacceptable. and resented
moreover. this dictation. 1t then voted to re-
sign The Minister of War, the Shahs uncle
Naib-es Sultan and Bogadundteng, high pal
ace official, are the only ministers now support
ing his majesty.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
5oo OFFER TO MARRY HIS WIFE.

Duluth Mimi. Aug 2S-Nearly five hundred
offers Of marriage have been received by Mrs Anna
pnwe Who is holding place in line for the draw
ino ot the Fond du Lac Reservation which will be
onened here on September Is Through error
81 paul minneapolis and Duluth papers published
q -anort that she was unmarried Immediately the
offers began come in from all parts OF the coun-
try.
sba 10 holding the place In line for her husband
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
MAILBAGs RIFLED ON c. P. TRAIN.
Checks Amounting to Over $4,000 Stolen
at Montreal.

Montreal, Aug. 2S-Two outgoing mailbags ana
mart of their contents were found alongside the
tracks OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad here to-
day The bags had been opened and their contents
riHed Among the papers were forty or fifty bank
checks amounting to over $4,000. The postal au-
,,,orit,es decline TO destination of the
,ouches The train bound for Sault Ste. Marie.
The pouches arc believed 10 have been STOLEN by
thieves who secreted themselves In the mail at
Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
FLEET AT MELBOURNE
ORfcial Tisits Enchanged-Fast
Trip from Sydney

Melbourne. Aug. 29-The American battle
ship feet. under command of Rear Admiral
Sperry. anchored in Port Philip Bay this after
noon after uneventful voyage from sydney.
After pa SSsing Port Philip Heads at ll:Z0
o'clock this morning the ships received a con-
tnuous welcome from the shore and from vast
excursion fleet until 1t reached the anchorage
The weather was beautiful. warm sunshine
having taken place of the lowering clouds which
early this morning seemed to indicate a dreafy
day
Turning the headlands and pointing their
noses toward the CITY, the vessels Of the feet
were greeted by fifty Oueensclif fishing boats.
gayly befagged and .the British cruiser Psyche,
which doomed a welcome of thirteen guns and
dipped its flag to the Connecticut in the van.
e American flagship fired an answering
salute
Craft of every kind dotted the bay. and there
was a constant exchange of salutes between
them and the American ships Sirens scheeched
a vveIec and small cannon doomed from the
decks Of the Australian pleasure craft, while the
flags on the visiting ships were constantly helng
dpped in answer The procession the bay
was a stately one, the white hulls of the Amer
lean vessels against the background of green
1Yeeded shores making a fine spectacle The
f ct was sixteen minutes passing a given point
as IL ete-,,,Al7 IN accurate alignment toward the
city.
Soon after the Connecticut anchored Rear Ad-
rniral "-,err5 and his staff came ashore and paid
an official visit to Sir Reginald A J. Talbot,
Governor of Victoria. who soon afterward re-
turned the visit board the Connecticut
Melbourne to-day is a city of waving flags
and bunting. Aside from the profusion OF reg
11lar decorations. the cabs and the tradesuens
cars are flying Australian and American flags,
American coiors which being sold on every
street corner The populace Is enthusiastic over
the arrival of the ships.
Queensclin. Victoria Aug H9--Rear Admiral
Sperry's flagship the Connecticut entered Port
Philip Heads at II: 90 o'clock this morning. WITH
the fifteen battleships moving slowly behlnd
her and started the thirty mile trip un port
Philip Bay TO Melbourne The last OF the shlps
passed within the headIands at 1l;3o o'clock
The inhabitants of Queenseif llned the shorcS
and cheered the American vessels
Freouent special trains from Melbourne and
other centres had brought thousands of per
sons to Queenseln and these, with the resi-
dents. made up a crowd of twenty thousand
persons. who gave the fleet its first welcome TO
Victoria.
Melbourne, Aug. 2S.-A wireless dispatch from
the feet, dated 1850 p. Friday says:
Since leaving sydney VIC have experiences
good weather and smooth seas There have been
no incidents of note. Drills were held last nlgll
and tnnirht We have averaged twelve knots,
b,,t az day Un slowed down to nine knots 10
avoid arriving off Melbourne too early, hfter
passing Wilson'S Promcntory the heet lalu llS
course for Port Philip Head
The press representatives accomplishing lllo
fleet have been invited to visit Perth and Inc
gold fields as the guests of the State of West
A,vst rail-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
FIVE MISSING IN RACING SHELL.

SON FRANCISCO Aus, ss-Five young men, mem
hers of a rowing club. who started out yesterday
afternoon for a row in the bay In racing Shell
,e 40. bann seen since. and IL is feared that all
~. been drowned. The missing youths are Bert
FIVE owen Henly, Frank Mcguire, Parker Ash
ford and Robert HaSlsIr, m residents OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
Roston Aug 2s-Wiam Wheeler curator Of the
denartment of invertebrate zoology in the Ameri-
can Museum OF Natural History, New York. has
heen called to the chair of invertebrate zoology
Mt Harvard, and has resigned his New York place
In the world of science he has come 10 be regard
ed &c an authority on the basis of ants.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
RATTLESHIP AT WILLEMSTAD.

Willemstad. Aug. H.-The Dutch battleship Jacob
van Heemskerk, which sailed from Holland on
August IL was signaed off this port at O'Clock
this afternoon. She entered two hours later anu
was saluted by the fort
,r,,a .+.s,oer Merida Of the Red D Line. arrived
Of the quarantine station this morning. Clearance
70 Curacao was refused her at Puerto CaoeHo, anu
oouSed a delay OF two Gays in her schedule.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TO GO WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

TBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Austin Tex Aug 2S.-Captain William McDon-
aid revenue agent for Texas and ex-ranser
and John Abernathy, United States Marshal for
Oklahoma accepted the invitation of President
Roosevelt to-day to accompany him on his African
hunt Both men with MI Roosevelt three
years ago when the Comancho County tohlahoma)
wolf hunt NRs conducted ~
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
HOLLAND NAY ASK AID.
Rumor of Negotiations for JOINT
4ctiOn in Venezuela.

Iond7 m Aug 29-"The Standards Rome cor
respondent says that the Dutch government mas
opened negotiations to ascertain "hat oiPio-
matte or other assistance Italy VIII renoer her
in connection with the dispute with Venezuela
The correspondent adds that similar steps VIII
be taken with London and Berlin
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
o.xev,s MAYOR CHARGED WITH ARSON

-, 90 Cavev was arrested to-day charged with
-, u ia alleged that recent fire at Cayey. in
s,aL na,v buildings were destroyed, was caused
h Nendosa His arrest followed suit begun by
him 10 recover $4,000 from the Falatine and the
1.onion & Globe Insurance companies Ior damages
.,,o ,,,, rh, fire He va. held a $4,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
Melbourne, Aug. 2S-A wireless dispatch fro
the feet, dated 1850 p. Friday, says
eFEusEp TO COAL THE RELIEF.

sydney Aug. 2s-The Jumpers union mas re-
fused to permit its members to coal the Amer
car, bospital ship Relief. the ground that the
,.t+,os,,ire were coaled by their men. Amerl-
can sailors are now coaling the Relief
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
pelNcE rARKHaNOFF DEAD.

St Petersburg Aug os--prince Tarkhanoh. the
celebrated pbysiologist and biologist. Is dead. -