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New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
NEW ITALIAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVES
The Abruzzi Reaches Port After Rough
Voyage from Naples.

Tho re7,- II Option rvn-scrzv steamer Duca deEt
a--szi the latest addition 10 The feet Of the NaN
iazione Generate Jtaliana. arrived here yesterday
oa her maiden passage from Naples She encoun-
tered had weather throughout the greater part OF
-re nm bzIt managed get here within eleven
5a.s Unlike many other steamers in the MediteT-
llrean service the AbTuzzi has no second cabin ac-
CoTrrnoda1ions-
All TIE attention and expense that are usually Pit
into s1steroor~ and dining rooms for second cabin
rassengers have been devoted exclusively 10 the
,,,fn-7a-t a the frst cabin and the steerage The
thr7szzf is said 70 have unusually fine steeragc ap-
T,ciutrcs and her first cabin. which : offered at
au exceedingly reasonable rate. il not surpassed by
tfa1 Of any steamer sailing - the LevaTt
She was launched in MAY 1877. a. the Nuggano
Yards - Spczzia Italy and later her trial trip
maintained with her engines OF sco horsepower.
~ average speed OF Us knots She has accornUlo
dations for eighty first cabin and eighteen hundred
rfeera-r passengers
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
WOMAN HAD $50 WORTH OF MORPHINE
Renresents1ive Of Parke, Davis Co Re
covers Drug in Mott Street Arrest.

With about t5o worth Of morphine tablets ID
he- possession Cora Evans. Of No. so CarTnlne
street was arrested last night in front OF NO
Mott street and locked I'd in the Elizabeth street
station on 2 charge of being suspicious per
son. Carl z. Whitney. Of No 40 Wall street an
s4,o--7ev who caused the arrest Of the woman
told the police that he represented the drug
firm OF Parlze. Davis & Co
1ir. Whitney asked Police Headquarters Tor
. ,orice-7an TO arrest q man in the drug store
Of Charles F3itsch. AZ Worth and Mott streets
when Pat-olnlen O'Conneu and keating
oF the Elizabeth street station arrived AT
the place they were told that clerk IN me DIG
drug 1irrn had gone across the street with
r7aclzage in company with = woman The police
men found the woman, M-s- Evans. with the
rnorpbine tablets which Whitney identified as
The property Of the drug firm. The police are
looking for the clerk The manager of the
F5itsc7 drug store said that neither the clerk
nor the woman had offered 10 sell the tablets
10 hin.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
RINGHAM'SREPLY WARM
Tells Aldermen Police Can't Regu-
late Slot Machines.

NJ. ,-,.,,,,,ssioner Bingham sent yesterday
to the aldermen a warm reply to Alderman Nea-
ions resolution calling for more rigid supervise"
II slot machines. The reply. "hlch was ie@u ~
the board, as follows
have secured q copy Of q resolution, adopted
by the Board Of Aldermen. February IL isDS. IN
Fi-St-The Police Department has nothing 10 DO
with the licenses q common SHOWS furnished the
license bureau in the spring CT lsJ. with conslg-
si@iated the law. and requested that licenses 6e
either revoked or not ISSUED me .! roSe IN Ihasa
Fnent has not been Informed of ac'-oh III liese
cases -...,,,, Cottonwood -
in resolution is only apparent There IS no sqei
lack Not only the Police Departnent Pn,id puS tne
10 This and arrests are from TIME 10 uiile
FourIh@The existence of these shows cannot he
properly blamed upon The Police DeparIne,nr'
which II il sole jurisdiction II the matter
would very quickly regulate IL
rsvor Mcclellan returned 10 the board without
his spvrovaI three resolutions TO permit business
-,oe- 90 suspend banners over sidewalks The COM
r1ittee on Finance reported favoraby on resou-
tion providing for the sale OF speclal Ie'enoe
bonds for seoappa. the proceeds TO be applied for
the purchase Of hose in the Fire Department The
resolution vas passed by unanimous vote. after &C.
hate
= resolution was presented by Alderman Doun
70 .-rho-4ze the issue Of $3.50 special revenue
t1ods 10 6ef-ay the expenses attendant TO oedl-
s4fr- the new buildings Of the College OF the Cly
~ >Sevv York Alderman Brown wanted 10 know
whether such reckless extravasancs was Just-1ed
The resolution was lost
TIE civ fathers placed themselves OF record es
onoosed 70 corporal punishment II the pubic
.-hooas TIE resolution merely expresses sentl-
r,e1ts against the recourse 70 corporal pun'sh-
-,er4 and is not II any way binding upon the
Board Of Education
a75e-noa7 Downing Objected 70 II = believe
- - -Az6 and hear" he said, that II is
+.roa rot 70 snare the rod and spoil the chic
r-4,e- I went 70 schcol I got e nice Hogg1ng no"
r-5 -ne- and # II vas good for me don't see
-bv 81 shouldn't 90 good to some OF the boys nov"
After adjournment many members ct me ooai u
,-,7,,sf- Alderman Walsh. strongly opposed the
sentiments CT the resolution
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
CALIFoRNIANS HEAR DAVENPORT.
Cartconizt Tells National Club of Expert
ences IN Arabia.

Homer Davenport the Cartoontst told Of his trip
across The Arabian desert and also said few
words about California at tie musical and recep-
;iou of the National California Club at the Wal
DORA storia yesterday The four hundred mem
hers t,ronleng and invited guests present all sang
California songs
A nominating committee was appointed for the
election which j. 10 take place next month. Dr.
Beatrice " HichIe was made chairman.
Officers oC the club arc NIrs. Thomas J. Vivian
who founded the club three years ago. president.
Mr.. William IL Ketcharn. corresponding secre-
rary, and Miss Jane Seymour Kliuk. treasurer.
Mr. VIVIAN announced that next month the club
would gre @ one-act play OF California life.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
cAsoLENE LIGHTERS LONG TRIP.

Captain Mills and Chief Engineer Lane. who took
the gasolene lighter No. of the New York and
Baltimore Transportation Company Matanzas
Cuba January %. arrived here yesterday on the
Ward liner Sara taga. The lighter. which is one
hundred feet long twenty-three feet wide and has
n depth Of FIVE feet purchased by Colonel
Terafa. mo!asses manufacturer. of Matanzas
The captain kept her closs 10 the all the
way down, making many stops. She was ashore
Tor FIVE days the mouth OF the Elizabeth River
and encountered a heavy Jupiter Fla
She arrived at Matanzas February II averaging
about six knots for the entire trip.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
ADDRESS MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Favors Equal
Rights to All Aliens.

Seattle. Feb. 13-The Seattle Chamber Of Com
merCe addressed a memorial 10 President Roose-
welt and Secretary Root to-day. TO the effect that
its members believe that a majority of the people
Of the Pacific Coast are not III favor of any i'm
migration law that will treat differently the people
of Japan from the way in which the inhabitants of
European countries treated.
This letter is sent 10 correct an erroneous i'm
preston OF the attitude OF the commercial and
other important interests, the memorial says, ow-
ing the action OF convention Of Oriental
exclusonists held in Seattle
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
WAH SHUN GAH, KAW CHIEF, DEAD
IRv TeIeeraph 70 The

~ Telegraph q The Tribune
Arkansas City, Kan, Feb. IS.-Vah Shun Can
chief Of the Kaw tribe OF Indians and a noted
Indian IN Northern Oklahoma. was found dead
from heart disease to-day his home. He was
eighty-eight years old, and had been chief Of the
kaWs since 1919. He always considered United
States Senator Curtis. of Kansas. q grandson
They members of the tribe. He had
been married twenty-one times. but none OF his
wives survived him. He moderately wealthy
reservation.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
FOR UNIFORM MARRIAGE LICENSE LAW

resolution looking the addition of a uniform
marriage license law in the states OF New York
Pennsylvania and New Jersey has been adopted
by the Ministerial Association Of Newark and Vi
cinity. viii be sent to ministers In all parts OF
the three states. with d circular asking them to
work for that end A committee has been ap-
pointed 20 cooperate with committees formed IN
other parts Of this state and also in New York
and Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs Narraret O. Sage. widow q Russell Sass- 7as
,,srs5 - James N Love 10000 premises Nos
g. and 81 West The loan Is fo- rH-0@ y-sTs
at 90 per cent
De- se,dinE Brothers sol1 - a client o N7ah '.s->
The plot 12Pxs5T feet. southwest corner q E4s7Fa
V,arJryyay- and %osuraud and WITH Nan tIel-
rIisnt No 2n1 2a5 Jsr1ss's Place. EsH Tx
s-crv apart7lsut houses. plot 81 sxlto feet
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

1000 IF efeb+ OF nine natfonalities, with absolutely
70 language in common. and perhaps a oc--Ssis.i
~ - l0 If,deTsrands only English as lnteTpr7t7r
yri1 return relating seauen employer IN -
I{rftis5 mercantile marine shows 50 Englisn ana
ItIG - In 00O- while Scotland supplies -
aId IL Wales ~ IN 10000 The proportion q
,. = md foreigners increases while the britlsi
Iasa In the last fifteen years-is9l- -ls---thera
U,s an increase Of 17,103 Lascars East Iilla sa-
reS and n C22 foreigners. and OF the British ehN
20 -TTs recent order to Understandings tAe Eil-
iIsb language IN European waters Il Is slpP-s7'
Iii Ca-fsa a decline IN LasCarS and foreigners
/ -,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
rue BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

C-a-s ave u : $50 feet T. of Lyon ave. tF7
two s1arr frame d7yel ing houses -iN-9
each Martin Fletcher. owner 3 EostlnE- srcal-
prr
c-9ra ave ~ feet n o. I.yCn ave. two sr'-y
f-4r7a dwelling house. 2lX5o feet, same o"h7'7
nd architect above
s1stxesr.ar,a ave. -. - feet g or 4'rl
= -vso three story brick dwelling houses. L@'
80 fser each James J SpedrlUS- own
Lanes N cole architect. total cost--.--------
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
DEFENCE OF BRITISH TOBACCO COMPANY

Bristol. England. Feb. la-Lord Winterstoke
chairman u TIE Imperial Tobacco Company Dim
a;ec', spoke a. Inc annual meeting of the com
l'aEE to-day and made reference 10 the recent in
clotment lu fle United States OF the American To
l-scco Company He said that although both the
British and the American companies had been
5'-iuai II she Indictment bv the American colIrr
tie directors Of the Imperial company had been
advised legally that they had done nothing con-
ffslTt to the laws OF the United States or The
lniied kioedom. Ia spite Of this. however the
chairman SAID The Indictment would entail cor
siGershe ozpeuso 10 the English company.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
CATHOLIC MARRIAGE REGULATIONS.

Montreal Feb IS.-Archbishcp Eruchest deuies
the report that order Is the way 20 Anlsr1cs
from the Ndtirar Withdrawing ths power Of tA7
bishop, to g-4nt JjSpsnsatjons for mixed ma"
riages He saws that Is well known 70 the Fo2s
that the bishops understand local conditions eest
and ate best quannsd deal with the usttar.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

The British government issued a notice recently
that foreign seamen should not be engaged on
frttish ships in European waters unless they have
enough knowledge OF English to understand orders
given that language u IL stated that IT has
been uncommon Trims TO md ships com
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

II viii be enough for eaions readers TO be
told that Showing Things Lambert" shorty
McCsbe story ny Sewell Ford, viii appear In ne.f
Sunday Magazine Section Of The tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Letters from kew consressnsn's wife" will
c-1 lu next Sundays Tribune The last rs b7- 10
means the least of this ceser series. and ttat is
saylrs . great deal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Two LOFTS. ALI. LIGHT. 50z1o0. Or ENTIR
three story building. with elevator. 20 - cT sal
owner 522e24 FSast -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
City Property for Sale or to Let.
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

V'o RENT-IE oTsEGo CO. NEW TcFh oE SIS sLs.
| ouehanna River among the foothills Of western
Slope of Catskills. a region full of Indian lore sel
tlenans country residence having been elt ~ an la
guardian, would and autumn
fourteen rooms complete. seven beds nf7.
hair mattresses bath ice boat shaded tennis s
hunting fishing boating. Altitude Ay SIX 10
New York: 500 Per month. Address MRS w Nl 6lFNC
SAIL. Hamilton. y. Y.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
Death of Mrs. Booth.

Mrs. NJ. A. Booth, who has
been seriously i'll several days,
died Wednesday afternoon at
ten minutes past 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Booth was a native of Ok.
ford but had moved there from
James City, Va, where she was
born and married. She came
here not long thereafter. She
was a Miss Richardson and was
known we'll in her community.
She was 65 years old, the relict
of the late Mr.. II. w. Booth, who
was a brother of DR.. Sam Booth.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Pettett and Mrs. Smith, the lat
ter named Of Richmond. There
are four children.
The funeral services were held
from the home on Watts street
and the body was shipped to Ok
ford to rest by her husband.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
THE MT. ZION ASSOCIATION.
Thlrty.Elghih Annual Session Held at
Burlington This Week. ~

The annual session of the Mt.
Zion Baptist Association, embrac-
ing churches of that denomina-
tion in Durham, Orange, Ala
nance and Chatham counties,
was held in Burlington this week,
beginning Tuesday and closing
Thursday morning.
Forty-three churches were rep
resented by delegates and the
reports from them were of an
encouraging nature. There are
about 1000 members of the
churches of this association and
the annual meetings are always
well attended.
1t was strictly a business meet
ing and the needs and condition
of the Baptist cause in associa-
tion, State, Home and foreign
fields were discussed in detail
and pledges taken from the rep
resentatiyes of the churches.
The annual sermon was preach
ed by Rev. J. M. Annette, pastor
of the North Durham Baptist
church. Rev. w. C. Barrett pas
tor of the Second Baptist church,
of this city, was elected modera-
tor. The other officers remained
the same as heretofore, which
was as follows:
Clerk-C. L. Haywood, of Dur
ham.
Auditor-R. T. Howerton, of
Durham.
Treasurer Zeb. P. Council, of
Durham.
The next session of the asso-
citation will convene with Mars
Hill Baptist church Tuesday after
the first Sunday In October, 1909.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
Death Of Hrs. LLOYD.

Mrs. Nancy Lloyd, the relict
of the late w. II. Lloyd, died
yesterday morning at her home
in Orange county.
Mrs. Lloyd was seventy years
old and leaves a family of eight
children, two of them live here.
Mrs. c. S. Sugg and Mrs. S. W.
Bynum, Besides the children.
are three brothers. She belonged
to Orange Grove Baptist church
from that place will be conducted
today at p. m. by the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Hacket. She was a
good woman, liked by everybody
in the community.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.
". R. Kuker Under Bond Of $1,000 for
Appearance. ...

Mr.. w. R. Kuker, an erst-
while prominent society and
business man of Durham, who
waspresident of the Durham Torn
Works company. and who now
lives in South Caroline, is under
bond to appear before Justice of
tho Peace ]. e. Owens on Octob-
er 18th, the charge being one of
fraud and false pretense.
The arrest Of Mr.. Kuker, who
was here attendingthe superior
court in a matter in which he was
interested, came Wednesday
afternoon. lie has retained as
his counsel Messrs. Winston aed
Bryant and Messrs. Manning and
Foushee. The prosecution has
Messrs Guterie and Guthrie.
The charge against Kuker is
that he sole to Mr.. H. N. Snow
81 shares af the capital stock of
the Durham Iron Works company
for which he received $500 in
cash and 60 shares of stock in
the Durham Book and Stationery
company. II is charged in the
warrant that the defendant stat
ed there were no outstanding
obligations other thanss5, 100 and
these notes named. Afterwards,
so it is now claimed. there have
appeared anumber of obligations.
The prosecuting,witness claims
that it is a bad case and the de-
fense claims that it is a matter
of persecution and to further
claims before the civil courts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
Contracts for Building Lei.

Raleigh, Oct. THE Beckett
Hospital Commission tonight
announced very important
action. 1t awards contracts to
J. D. Grandy. of Charlotte, for
three buildings at Raleigh for
male epileptics, three for female
epileptics, and three for insane
males. Each group will &C.
commodate one hundred and
each group will cost $14,Sl3. 1t
also awards Grandy the contract
for a large single building for
a colony of insane women of the
convalescent type TO cost $2l, 800.
Thus four hundred additional
patients are provided for and be-
sides this a male annex. ac-
commodating one hundaed will
be ready in ten day. All white
epileptics in the State will be
brought here and placed in the
tao colonies.
The commission awarded J. F.
Ange. Of Goldsboro, a contract
for two buildings for epileptics
and two for consumptives at the
Eastern Hospital at Goldsboro,
thus providing for one hundred
additional patients. Total cost
of building S23,65O. All build
ings at Raleigh and Goldsboro
will be of brick and will be COM
p!eted in six months from date.
The commission is allowed to
spend only s125. 900 annually and
has expended the money as
rapidly as available. The COM
mission has purchased furniture
for the new male annex at Raj
eigh and for the nurses home at
the Western Hospital at Morgan
ton.
The commission further de-
cides to provide two buildings for
consumptives at the Morganton
Hospital, one for males, and one
for females, with room for all
white insane consumptives in the
State and a committee will award
the contracts. Consumptives
now in the hospital here will be
transferred to Morganton, The
total cost Of buildings contracted
for to-day, with furniture and
equipment Is s125. 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
In ORANGE COUNTY.
The Observer Contains IniereStina
Items This Week.

| NJ HGHl0 illS HE6k.
We are glad to learn that our
friend, Mr.. Jack Smith, a Con-
federate veteran, who has been
quite-ill at his home at Efand. is
reported as being on the road to
recovery.
Every Democrat in good stand
ingin Orange county is a delegate
totheSenatorial Convention which
will be held at Hillsboro, October
18th, at IL o'clock m, to nomi-
nate two candidates for the State
Senate. Some good speaker may
be on hand to address the Con-
vention.
The Hillsboro Democratic Club
has been organized with over one
hundred members. Mr.. Charles
H. Robertson, Superintendent of
the Emo Cotton Mills,i the Presi-
dent, and Mr.. E. Marvin Lock-
hart, Secretary Treasurer. The
Club will meet twice a week.
The Orange County Sunday
School Convention will meet in
tthe Methodist Church at Hills
boro on Saturday, Oct. II, at 10
a. m. Let every Sunday School
in the County elect four delegates
to this Convention. Mr.. N. B.
Broughton and other prominent
speakers are expected to attend.
All come and bring your lunches.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The County Board of Education
met in regular session Monday.
Present, Capt. J. P. Lockhart,
Chairman; Rev. John C. Hocutt,
County Superintendent of Schools
and ex-officio Secretary of the
Board and Messrs. Pickard and
Forrest. The session was taken
up with minor school matters and
in making a quarterly settlement
with County Treasurer Parish on
account of the school fund.
Superintendent Hocutt having
closed up his work, he turned the
Office over to Mr.. T. Wingate
Andrews, who was elected some
time ago to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the resignation of Mr..
Hocutt, who retires on account
of i'll health. The oath of office
was administered to Superintend-
ent Andrews by Mr.. Charles
sStrayhorn, Clerk of the Superior
Court, and the new Superintend-
ent entered at once upon the dis
charge of his duties. He will
make Hillsboro his home in the
near future.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
EnlaFqllg Hospital.

The Lincoln Hospital is being
enlarged. The board of directors
of this colored institution are
having ten rooms built to the
main hospital. Eight of these
rooms will be for private patients
and two will be general wards.
The hospital needs a heating
plant but as this work is to cost
$1,000 there will be no money
left for the other work.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09

Hon. Walter Murphy will be in
Durham next week and speak
for the Democratic cause. Mr..
Murphy is the man that has
challenged Col. Walter r. Henry
to joint debate and is a strong
speaker. A large crowd will
doubtless 90 out and hear a good
Democratic speech.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
where ! suIiItuds o. Sins are Covered

The L. & NJ. PAINT covers defects In
previous paintings, and wears for 10 TO Is
years, because the L. & NJ, Is pure lin.
seed oil binder.pure oxide Of zinc-pure
white lead, and you help to make :he
paint by mixing three quarts of linseed
oil with each gallon Of paint. Its done
IN minutes. Makes cost only sf.7op
gallon. Hackney Bros, L. < NJ. Paint
Agents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09

Big breaks of tobacco were
here today and so far as we have
been able to learn, the farmers
that sold the weed were well
pleased with the prices they re-
ceived.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09
Administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified as admin.
strator Of the estate Of the late Luico
Nichols late Of Durham County, this Is
to notify all persons indebted to him 20
come toward and make immediate pay.
ment, and all persons holding claims
against his estate will present them 20
the undersigned on or before the 10th
day Of September, 1909, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their recovery.
This September, 10th, 1905.
Il ]. L. wILKERsoN, Administrator
Of Luico Nichols, Deceased.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-09

Hon. T. W. Beckett and Solici-
tor Jones Fuller went out to Will
ton. Granville county, today and
addressed the voters of that Sec
ton.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-20
Are You R e a dy? [?

Can you spare an hour day ar an hour week Z Can you use the money? Would you be willing t9 increase your bank arr1untl Don't spend those precious hours wishing or srumblins. We need your spare time and will pay fgr f.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-20
A letter from Comm issioner J. c. Nc.

Bride of the Alaskan exhibit for the A. Y.-P.-E. requests us to state that the headquarters of the commission have been established at Juneau, and the preliminary plans for the Alaska exhibit are now being worked out. The govern- ment has provided funds for an Alaska building, and the exhibit will be collected and maintained by Alaska. Alaska is to have the exclusive use of this build ing, which is to be 150x20O feet in size. The commission has self-addressed mail- ing tags and small sacks for anyone who desires them. For full instructions or particulars address J. c. Mcbride, Ju' neau, Alaska,
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-20

The Way to Build up Wrangell: Patronize Wrsnsell Merchants