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New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July 20, 1908
ARRIVED.


Steamer Captain Bennett (Norl Olsen. S
days United Fruit Company, with fruit Arrived
the Bar at
days TO the Cuneo Importing Company. with fruit
Arrived the Bar at
African Prince (Br). Anderson. New Orleans
July 13 to Paul F Gerhard q Co. with mdse in transit
viii finish loading for South Africa Left Quarantine
steamer Norwich (Br) Smith. July Is to
the United Fruit Company with fruit. Arrived the
Bar 5:45 m.
steamer Proteus. Hopner. New Orleans July IS
Southern Pacific Company. with passengers and mdse
Left Quaraptine at o
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles Baltimore New
and Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdse
Quarantine 6:04 a m
Steamer Coamo. Dalton. Ponce July 8. Areeibo T.
Mayaguez IL and San Juan Is. to the New York and
Porto Rico Co. with Is passengers. mails
Steamer Carb. Devereaux. Georgetown July Is and
Wilmington the Clyde Co passengers
ndse Left Quarantine 9oo
Mnnehaha CBr). Iayland. London July II.
Atlantic Transport Line. with 12S passengers and
mdse Arrived a Bar $40
steamer Amelia CBrl Jarnieron Port Antonio July Is
Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit. Arrived
Bar at S45
steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Ger, Dahl Bremen
July H. Southampton and Cherbourg r. Oelrichs 4
Arrived at the Bar at 1247 . m.
Steam Lighter Pennsylvania Railroad Company No 1n&
new Stone Baltimore July Is to Pennsylv anis
Railroad Company. Left Quarantine 12l5 D m
Sandy Hook. j. July 90 $50 m-Wind southwest
moderate breeze: clear light
SAILED
Steamers jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News.
Surname (Dutch), Barbados. Demerara. La
ODutc) Antwerp Verdi tBr Bahia Rio de JaneIro.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
CAR DECORATES F. S. HASTINGS

Acting on behalf of the Gar Baron Alber
Schlippenbach, the Russian Consul General. be-
slowed upon Frank S. Hastings, Of this city, yes
terday the Order of st Stanislaus. This honor,
Baron Schlippenbach explained in speech, is one
Of appreciation of the work which Mr. Hastings is
doing president of the Russian Symphony Soci-
ETY. in acquainting the American people with the
productions of Russian composers.
The ceremony took place Long Island Sound
in the presence of friends board Frank Jay
Goulds steam yacht Helenita, Mr.. Gould being
commodore of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club, OF which Mr.. Hastings is rear commodore
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
HUSBAND GIVES BLOOD TO WIFE.

Mrs. Annie Bradley, of No. 13 Glover street. New
ark n. j., was saved from death yesterday by the
TRANSMISSION of a pint of blood from her husbands 8
radial artery to her veins at ST. James's Hos
pital Newark, and late last night the doctors said
that both husband and wife were doing we'll The
operation has made Mrs. Bradley's recovery prac-
ticaly certain, 1t is said She had lost lot OF
blood from hemorrhages in the last few months and
removed to the hospital last week On Friday
it determined that TRANSMISSION of blood must
be resorted In order to her life. The hus-
band, Patrick Bradley, volunteered and the opera
tion performed yesterday after the last rites
had been administered to both husband and wife.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
WALKER ON WAY HOME
Makes Statement Before Lea11ng
Los angeles.

Los Angeles July oo-Wiliam F. Walker. alb
sconding treasurer Of the New Britain Sohh'
Savings Bank whose 'extradition from Mexico was
achieved only after he had spent several months
in tail at Ensenada started for New Britain a
prisoner in the custody of E. +. Egan, chief OF
police OF that city,. to-day.
Before leaving this city Walker talked freely OF
the crime to which he has confessed, and whie
DENYING that he had looted the bank of $6o"o' as
has been alleged he refused 10 give even az ~
innate of his shortage saying:
have already made statement TO & tne ~ ay
OF the bark and il remains for them 10 si1s
whether or not this Information Is @ 70 s,etement
relative the accusation that lost iarse sum. 10
other e swinders' but win state that never re-
ceived dollar Of the missing sum ,,,.,,
has been to make restitution to the bank fed
because knew ability as money & nass no,,,, anu re
pay every dollar through the mining interests l
have acquired since reaching Mexico.
1t is asserted by the officers who had Walker IN
custody from Mexico that the prisoner had deter
mined to make full confession upon his return
to New Britain
New Britain Conn., July 2o.-Treasurer h. ~
Stanley of the New Britain Savings BANK, "he.i
he the statement made to-day by w i1iahi r
Walker the ahsconding treasurer of the BANK VINO
is being brought Mexico to Hartford Tor tria'
to the effect that Walker denied lootng the oanh
of $685.. .O9o and that he had made statement "
the bank officials. said that like all other STATE
ments made by Walker. there was no uepehoen'
to be placed upon II.
Mr.. Stanley explained that when j. H. Pease went
TO see Walker at Ensenada the latter gave him a
letter to give to the directors of the BANK III WHICH
Walker said that his mind for several mohths oe-
fore he left New Britain was blank, that ne hau
no recollection of losing the money, that ne hao
no remembrance of dealing with any one III refef-
ence to it. and that it not until he was on d
train bound for the West with ticket in his pocket
that his memory returned but even then he could
not recall the occurrences of many of the pre-
cedinp months He had vague recollection OF
dealing with some men, but could not recollect the
influence they exerted over him. He claimed thaI
he did not profit by the defacation and If allowed
to remain In Mexico would make good every dollar
the hank had lost.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
LAUREL WREATH FOR SINGERS.

Munich. July 20-The members the Brooklyn
Arion Choral Society warmly received to-day
by the municipal authorities and the Munich sing
ing societies Mayor Borscht received depu-
tation from the Arion Society and the Saengerbund
in the City Hall The Mayor made a speech of
welcome, to which DR.. Fuehrer responded. Later
at banquet given In honor of the visitors the
Mayor gave toast to the Arion Society from a
special goblet usually reserved for ROYALTY. The
of the visiting Arions Inscribed in the
Golden Book Of the city. The socety's concert in
Exposition Hall a success, meeting with un-
stinted applause The Mayor, behalf of the city
presented enormous laurel wreath to the WIS.,
itorS.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
ESPERANTO FLAG RAISED.
First National Congress Opens at Chautau-
qua, N. Y.-M. Privat Presides.

Chautauqua. n. Y. July @.-The first nationai
congress of Esperantists ever held in America met
here this morning with NJ. Esmond Privat, or
Geneva. Switzerland. presiding The congress VIII
continue I'm daily sessions until July 70 me
American Esperanto Association makes this its
first official gathering and representatives OF many
affiliated organizations are at Chautauqua TO at
tend the sessions.
Messages of greeting have been received from the
Alaskan Yukon Pacific Exposition and from DR.. H.
w Yemans of the Philippines. The first Esperanto
flag was raised on the college green to-day with
elaborate exercises.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
FIVE RESCUED IN EAST RIVER.

Five young returning from North Beach In
rowboat early last evening narrowly escaped
drowning when their boat was swamped by the
syyelIs from the steamer Maine. of the New Bed
fore Line in the River off 18th street Charles
Adams of the volunteer hfesaving station at East
55th street and the crew of the tugboat Wheeler
which happened TO be passing rescued the party
before the lfeboats could be lowered from the
Maine The said they were John Nolan, OF
No s2s East 18th street: John Morrison, of the
same address; John Murtha and John Fox OF No.
s2l East 18th street, and Richard Cooney, of No.
81 East 2sth street.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
SENATOR kNox's BROTHER DEAD.

Pittsburg, July 20-Pittsburg relatives have been
informed of the death at Los Angeles to-day of
Thomas Budd Page Knox brother of United States
Senator Philander C. Knox. Thomas Knox was
born in Brownsville, Penn, seventy-seven years
ago and had conducted drugstore in Los Angeles
since 1871. His death followed surgical operation
ten days ago.
Senator Knox had arranged to sail for Europe
Thursday, and will not change his plans be
cause of the death After the Senator's return in
the early fall the body of his brother will be
brought to Brownsville. Penn, for burial.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
kIAW G. ERLANGER ENGAGE WRITER'S

Pauline Phelps and Marion Short have been added
the list of writer's engaged TO make plays for
Klaw & EraIger. That firm announced yester-
day that il would produce during the coming season
a drama by those authors called "A Mountain
Boy The action of the play has been set in the
mountains of Kentucky. Miss Phelps and Miss
Short co-authors with David Beasco of "A
Grand Army Man" They also wrote Sunset
(Ioper
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

London July 20-Minnstonka (Br), New York
Dover, 2p-Vaderland (fieig) New YORK for Ant
Plymouth. July 2O-kronprinz Wilhelm (Ger) New York
for Cherbourg and Bremen
Antwerp. July is-St I-eonards tBr). New York.
Antwerp, July 2o-Vaderland tBelxD New York
Dover
Cherbours. July 1eMoitks Ger. New York via Ply
mouth for Hamburg.
Bremen July 1s-Lue,zow lGer). New Plymouth
nd Ch.rbourg
Genoa sJuly -Romsnc tBr) New York via Naples
Trieste July l9-Pannonia tbrl. New York Naples
Port Said. July 20-veronA cCisrD Yokohama. etc,
New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
a NEW LINE TO NEWPORT.

new line to Newport, Block Island and James,
town on Conanicut Island. with the Fall River
sarxice steamer city of Worcester has been es-
tablished by the Frank Tourist Company, of No.
az broadway. It's initial trip WAS made Satur-
aav and its second trip viii be made to-day and
he steamer will sail hereafter during the
each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p m.
,-o-, the Fan River Line pier. No 49, North River
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
coneessEs TO ATTACK ON CHILD.

Sheriff Lane has under arrest al White Plains q
man for whom residents of Hawthorne searched on
SATURDAY night The prisoner, William T. Horton
is charged with having attacked Mildred Duncan
On Saturday night near the Catholic Church at
Hawthorne.
Horton was employed on the Grace Farm School
by the Children's AID Society to instruct
boys in farming. He is thirty-three years old and
married. lie has admitted the Charge
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
BoWERY HELPERS FOR FARMERS.

More than thirteen hundred have been sent
TO the country districts by the labor bureau Of
the Bowery Mission in response the appeals OF
farmers for field ahorers The perennial cry of
farmers. coming from the West particularly that
their threatened with destruction for lack
of help. is being heard as usual. The Bowery Mis-
sion started 10 relieve the farmers by supplying
help several months ago, and the number Of men
being sent out Is constantly increasing.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
PEARY STOCKS UP WITH WHALE MEAT
Explorer Reaches Belle Harbor, Labrador,
and Reports All Well

the Arctic icefields in quest of the North Pole.
rived at Belle Harbor, Labrador the steamer
Roosevelt yesterday The following telegram
received by The Associated Press from Belle Har-
bor last night:
Arrived s o'clock this morning. Taken whale
Cape Charles. Fine weather All well.
PEARY.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
BOY STEALS $4,000 IN COURTROOM
Tennessee Man Sets Down Bag While Watch
ing Trial in Federal Court.

Chicago July 2o-A suitcase containing stocks,
bonds and other securities valued at $4,000 and be-
longing TO John Burford of Chattanooga, Tenn,
was stolen by a thirteen year-od boy. it was
,aa.ra bv the nolice to-day The theft occurred in
the federal building while Mr.. Burford was listen
ing to the trial in the United States Court
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

Massachusetts has passed playground law
which fits her reputation the most advanced and
progressive state In the Union in the matter OF
social legislation. 1t requires every city of 10000
inhabitants or more to vote on the question OF
establishing one playground 10 every 100O Of pop
ulation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
GLEANINGS.

No matter how bad New York is about anything
Pennsylvania is usually little worse. In the man
ufacture of knit goods. for instance per cent of
all the employees in Pennsylvania are children and
only 8 per cent In New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

Hawaii. Guam Philippine Islands
San Francisco)-U Transport July 81. $50
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (va San
Francisco)-Mariposa Aug I, $50 D m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 1925 Moon rises age %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook :35 Gov. Island 2:06 He'll 3:59
PM-Sandy Hook 2:t2lGo Island 2:4e He'll Gate 4:3s
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

movement to tax tillboards is under way in
Boston, on the ground that they are a public
nuisance.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Noordam, reported 342 miles east of Sandy Hook
at q m yesterday, Will probably dock about
morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
rRANsPACiFic MAILS

Destination ana steamer. c
japan, Corea, China and Philippine Isl.
ands tvia Ssattlel-Shawmut
New Zealand. Australia texcept WesO
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
via San FraHcisco,-Lord Seton.
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
piLe Islands tyia san Francisco
America . =
Japan. corea. China ard Philippine ISL
ands fvia Vancouver and Victoria
B C)-Empress Of japan.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel
Vessel Line. Mail closes sails
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Bremen n G Lloyd $50 10 90 m
Portuguese 300 N a m
Druncairne Argentina. Rio Plata 300 m a m
Algonquin. Jacksonville. Clyde o m
Colorado. Tampa Mallory 300 .
Kansas City, Savannah. Savannah. D m
WEDNESDAY. JULY %.
Mauretana. Liverpool Cunard 30 a m II 100 m
Prinz SsRIsmund. Hayti. Hamb-Am IL 90 2nO . m
Argentina, Barber I:up % M
Austrian
Cornal. Galveston. Mallory. 1900
Old Dominion % n,
THURSDAY JULY %.
La Provence. Havre. French: ZOO 0:OO a m
Deutschland, Hamburg Hamb-Am $50 m 100 D M
Arabic Liverpool, White Star 1890 o m
Moro Castle. Havana Ward 900 1900 m
Colon. Colon Panama l:3o m 800 D m
Bremen, BTeIntn y u 1000 n m
F Tietgen Christiania, Scand-Am 1870 m
Comanche. Jacksonville. tlyde 800 p m
City OF Columbus. Savannah savannah - 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

sBrings mail.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21

vote for the man Of their choice.
The presence OF any member at the
polls on the day of the election will
operate as a revocation of his signed
proxy anyway
If the county boards adopt this
view proxy voting will be barred all
over the district. Voting should be
conducted viva voce or by ballot
Members in each magisterial dis
trict should ascertain should what a
candidate stands for 10 regard to As
ISOLATION policies. In subsequent is
sues Of the Tidings column the issues
will be candidly discussed.
JAMES n. BANKS, Secretary.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
DRUMMER R. S. ROCK.
Stopped by Night Riders and Forced
To Submit 10 Terrible Pun.
iShmen'.

To be held up by Night Riders
near Centertown, Ky, was the thrill
ing experience undergone last week
by R. S. Rock, travelling salesman
for the Boetticher.Kellogg Company
and Stanley Steinau, travelling sales
man for the Buckskin Brooches Com
pany, says the Evansville Courier.
The two drummers, driving across
country with stable boy at the
reins, we're amazed to see twenty or
thirty men suddenly spring up from
the underbrush at the roadside aud
command the riders to halt.
"GIt down out of that buggy, was
the command. With hair standing
on end and knees knocking together,
fguratively speaking, Rock aud
Steinau obeyed. The driver, ordered
to unhitch the horses and take them
to the barn in view across the field
FASTENED to obey.
Rock aud Steinau attempted to tell
who they we're and that they were on
peaceable business mission, but
the might riders would not heed
their words or else made muttering
replies.
The party were about TO set of
across fields, when Rock scanned the
faces of the men aud recognized one
of his customers, Mr.. Everly, from
Centertown.
Great heavens, EverIy, what do
you mean by helping in this outrage
where are you taking me to- ex-
claimed Rock. Every found it i'm.
possible to conceal smile of man.
moth proportions.
1--WE are having log rolling" he
said, sand want to surprise you fell
lows by capturing you aud making
you eat the best country dinner 10
the State of Kentucky"
The prisoners forgave all Lands
round and established gastronomic
records at the dinner table. --Provi-
dence Enterprise
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
Master Commissioners Sale

J. n. Clements Admr of
David Jones. Plaintiff Equity
Frank Wallace Diff
By virtue of a Judgment and order
OF sale OF the Crittenden Circuit
Court, rendered at the March term
thereof, 1908, in the above cause for
the sum of about $3.50. 90 with inter-
est at the rate of six (6) per cent.
per annum from the first day Of Nov
ember 1906, until paid, aud tl25. 90
costs herein, shall proceed to offer
for sale at the court house door in
Marion to the highest bidder, at
Public Auction, on Monday the Sth
day of June 1908, at one O'Clock ..
H., or thereabout being Court day !
upon a credit Of six months the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land lying in
the county of Crittenden, State Of
Kentucky on the of Hurricane Greek
and known as the Frank Wallace
tract and adjoining the lands Of Wm.
Barnett aud T. J. Wight On the
south, aud Joh1 Saucer on the west,
and Gus Marble on the east and be.
ing apart Of the lands conveyed to
said Frank Wallace by r. W. Will
son on the 29th day of March 1884
and deed to same is recorded in deed
book S. page 204 of the office Of the
Clerk of Crittenden County Court.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums OF money so ordered to be made
For the purchase price the purchaser
with approved security or securities,
must execute bond, bearing legal in
terest from the day of sale until paid,
and having the force and effect of
judgment. Bidders will be prepar-
pared to comply promptly with these
terms. j. q. ROCHESTER.
Commissioner.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
Obituary.

la loving remembrance Of out
dear sister Cotheru Tackwell MeMas
ter. She was born January 9Th,
lss>. died March 20, 1905, aged
twenty years. She was the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A.
Taekwell and wife Of X. c. McMas'
ter. She leaves besides husband and
baby father, mother. brother, sis
ter and a host Of friends to mourn
her loss.
1t seems so hard for us to speak
the words, We must part forever, but
God knows best.
Dearest loved one, We have laid
you In thy peaceful grave, aud your
memory will be cherished ill We see
your heavenly face There will be
90 desire OF dear sister Cotherus
uugratided for HEAVIER, satisfies the
longing Of the soul.
The Bible teaches Us that the
home where sister Cothern now lives
is far more beautiful aud better than
any one could have ever had in this
world
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21

To her dear husband tis sad and
lonely, We know. but your dear com.
paniou i waiting for you on that
beautiful shore. She is happily await
ing all our coming. May God bless
aud help Us in all our bereavmeut
Her Sister, Lucy Hardio.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21

certain policies which are german to
the welfare of the whole Associa.
ton.
Time was, in the earlier days Of
the Association, when it was some
trouble to prevail on the right kind
OF man TO act as committeeman for
the Association. Then such men
were shy of, and seemed 10th, to
shoulder the responsibilities of a COM
mltteemen. Then, 10 some of the
districts here in Henderson county,
one or more committeeman we're cho.
sen by proxy vote. Those elections
we're so conducted because there was
no contest. Two committeeman so
chosen never ATTENDED a meeting Of
the County Board. Now all is chan
ged-the best men in the county deem
it an honor to serve as a committee
men. And In several Of the districts
| learn, there will be two or more
candidates for magisterial committee
men. Nay, | learn in two or three
OF the districts proxies are being cir
culated and signed in the interests Of
candidates in said districts. In one
district-the tfth-proxies have been
signed for opposing candidates.
This letter goes to nine newspap-
ers in the five counties Of the dis
trict; and deem it incumbent on me
as sentinel on the watch-tower, to
say word regarding proxy voting.
In the five counties there should be
one uniform rule as to the manner of
voting. Proxy voting should be
barred in all instances where there
are contests. Otherwise there will
follow, where there are contests, sus
picion, confusion and discord. The
area Of the biggest magisterial dis
trict is not SO large but that every
member could 90 to the election
place in said district. Aud the
County Boards in fixing the day aud
place, should plainly proclaim al!
proxy votes barred where there are
contests.
No censure should attach to the
gentlemen here In Henderson who
have circulated these proxies, nor to
any man who has signed said papers.
All are good and honorable members
md were doubtless persuaded they
had the warrant Of precedent. 1t
vas a natural though erroneous as
Proxies had been voted
or committeeman, but in every case
t was where there was no contest.
should the committee for Henderson
ounty make the ruling above out
med, no harm can follow, nor any |
andidate suffer, for those who have
ign proxies can go to the polls and
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
Only Lost One.

Mrs. Cynthia Duncan, Georgetown,
Ky, says II had occasion to use
Bourbon Poultry Cure with my tur.
key this year and it cured them |
only lost one, don't think would
have lost IL IL had used this medi-
cine sooner Haynes & Taylor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
Better Than Others.

Swartr Bros, Austerlitz, Ky.
says Bourbon Hog Cholera RENE
dy not only cured my hogs OF cholera
but it Is the best tonic aud condition
er for hogs We have ever used.
Haynes & Taylor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
Special Rates.

On account of the Republican Ma,
tIonal Convention Chicago June II.
1915 round trip. Date of sale,
June 18th to 10th. Limit June Both.
W. l.. VENEER, Agt.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21

pc Z of Committeeman.
The b Ny of the Association up
10 the first Of last November was one
Of conflict. To that time the farmer:
ma besu'st var with the Tobacco
Trust. Then q sale of the 1907 crop
was made and a truce declared,
which Jas continued to this day.
: oT1f truce be extended into a
-panent peace.
q - the conflict lasted The
}the Association were har.
sd' ;:' is h: :' ;;:' :; '' con:
- ere is the core of this article-to
- iort . prelude that has been better
q ssed, but for continuous inter-
- Sail the tobacco growers of
- Ni;anties are now in the Associa-
- sSuch Is the determined somba-
q egressive spirit Of the members,
absence Of something else to
BIT they may fall fighting among
mselves. The rascalsl
+ IN election is approaching allover
4district, to be held in every ma
Vi -isl district of several counties.
+; for and places are soon to be
% \,the county boards. For
q { the Association 1t is very
u recommended that all issues
% should be talked over and
X OPENn a temperate and frater-
VI between members. Let
q constantly in mind the
q See ,mbers of each magisterial
q aaaee the sole and exclusive |!
x the qualifications of the
e emen from that district.
& !. the members in each magis-
z istrict must, at the forthcom-
q ,.:tion, decide by their votes
3 JEk
ICY,