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New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. July l.
Temperature is below the seasonal in the middle
Rocky Mountain districts and Missouri
Valley the normal the eastern portion
country. Rain has fallen in the south Atlantic and
in the Middle West and Southwest
A well defined disturbance within the region
observation Moderate temperatures indicated for the
valleys and the Eastern states during the
present week There positive indi
early termination Of the prevailing drouth
Ohio Valley and the Middle Eastern states.
During Thursday winds the middle Atlantic
England will be light and mostly southerly
the and Gulf coasts and Great
LAX light and variable.
departing Thursday for European ports will
have light winds mostly southcrly and fair weather
the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities-For New England
Eastern York. the District OF Columbia, Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey Delaware. Maryland, Western
Pennsylvania Western New York fair to-day and
Friday; light variable winds
Local Official Record-The following official record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
peralre for twenty-four hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
OBITUARY NOTES.

GEORGE ". MALTBY. senior member of the
firm OF George W. Maltby & Co, marble dealers.
died suddenly yesterday at Buffalo from heart
trouble. Mr.. Maltby built the Mckinley monument
in Buffalo and the Mckinley mausoeum at Canton.
Ohio.
DANIEL. TAFT is dead at Cornwall. y. Y. aged
ninety-six years. He was born at Mamaroneck in
1872 in the 30s engaged In the building
business IN New York City. He was the assistant
foreman of old Fire Engine Company 20. serving
under Charles T. Haswell. afterward chief en-
gineer Of the United States Navy. Eight children
survive him.
CHARLES HALsEY MOORE. widely known
among the legal fraternity OF Northern New York
died at Plattsburg, y. Y, yesterday, aged about
sixty years
HARRY LEONARD, a well known comedian
and vaudeville performer. died in a Philadelphia
hospital yesterday from complication of dis
eases, aged fortyeight years. Leonard wrote and
appeared in -Hogan's Alley" At various times he
appeared in the vaudeville teams of Leonard and
Gilroy, Witty and Leonard, and Halliday and
Leonard. His wife is Mazle King, a toe dancer
now appearing at a local theatre.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NEW COMMISSIONERS SWORN IN.

Manila, July Newton W. Gilbert, Gregorio
Araneta and Rafael Palma have taken the oath OF
Office as members Of the Philippine Commission
10 which they were appointed by President Roose
Neit- Commissioner W. Cameron Forbes, who is
passenger on the steamer Corea, between
Yokohama and Honolulu has not yet been in
1orlned Of his appointment Vice-Governor Cen
erai II IS believed that Judge Villamor will be
MADE Attorney General, to succeed Commissioner
Araneta- He is leading nocano. and his ap-
polntment would give the Tocanos their first i'm
poriant representative in the central govern
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LUsrTANIA PREPARED FOR RECORDS.

Liverpool, July When the Lusitania sails for
New York next Saturday she IS going after new
records. While the liner has been in the craving
dock here important alterations have been made
In her propellers, which have been increased in
size and now have a change Of pitch which is ex-
pected TO obtain greater grip on the water
Under favorable weather conditions 1t is expected
mat the steamer will make an average of twenty
seven knots on this trip
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OWNERSHIP OF THE LONDON TiMES.r

London, July Reports Were in circulation here
that when c. 2. Moberly Bell. manager of The
London Times obtained control of that paper IN
March Of this year Lord Northcline provided most
ot the required capital This was subsequently, de-
med Lord Northclife is out OF town. but Thomas
Marlowe, editor OF 'rhe Daily Mall of which
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il is denied also by The Times" The Times Is
authority for the further statement that the d.
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over the control OF the paper on July 4
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st Petersburg. July Eighty men were
k;lled and many wounded in the fighting at
Tabriz yesterday, according TO reports by way
of Baku.
Horsemen under Rachin Khan took part in
the fighting. They entered the town to support
the adherents of the Shah.
detachment OF $50 revolutionary volunteers,
,rhich started for Teheran to dethrone the Shah.
returned TO Tabr.z after going forty miles.
The American Consul at Tabriz, William F.
Doty. has demanded protection for the Persian
nersonnel of the consulate from the Russian
Consul General
The inhabitants of Tabriz are panic-stricken
onv armed men venture abroad the streets.
London. July 1.-Private dispatches received
here this morning from Tabriz say that the
people have erected barricades in the streets,
and that fighting is going on night and day.
gabriz and the entire province Of Azerbaijan are
srongholds Of the revolutionists.
All the bazaars have been closed, and there
has been some looting OF the residences of dele
gates 10 the assembly, and business houses No
details are given Of the recent street fighting,
but one Of the dispatches closes with these
words: "A good deal more boodshed is expected
before the trouble is settled"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
SOUTH CHURCH GIVES MORTGAGE.
Incumbrance of 100000 Placed on 3Sth
Street and Madison Avenue Property

The South Church, at Ssth street and Madison
avenue valued at more than $4,000, has been
mortgaged TO the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany for 100000 for year It 6 per cent. The
loan was recorded at the Registers office late
yesterday afternoon.
This is the first time in many years that the
property which is owned by the Reformed Church
in America has been incunbered by mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
BISHOPS GUESTS OF LORD MAYOR

London July 1.-The Lord Mayor tonight gave
a dinner at the Mansion House. Seven archbish-
ops and more than hundred bishops. including
almost all of the American bishops end others
who attended the Pan-Anglican Congress, were
present The Bishop of London gave a toast to
the Colonial and American bishops, and the Bishop
Of Missouri. in responding, conveyed a cordial
greeting from the Church of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
LAWYER WOUNDED IN PARIS DUEL.

Paris, July IA duel with swords was fought
In this city to-day between NJ Jouvenel. brother
of the present editor Of the "Matfn," and NJ.
Baudelot the lawyer. NJ. Baudelot wounded
in the right arm. The quarrel between the men
was an outcome Of the libel suit brought by SEN
ator Humbert against the "Matin."
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CHECK ON OUElS IN AUSTRIA.

Vienna July 1.-The efforts made by the Anti
Duelling League in Austria to check duelling In
the enpire have finally been successful, for the
imperial sanction TO decree prohibiting duelling
in the empire without the consent of military
court Of honor has been obtained. A duel with
ont this consent will hereafter be breach of
latfons and severely punished.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
MEETING OF CZAR AND KAISER

ST Petersburg July 1T is announced that EN-
peror Nicholas Will start tomorrow another
cruise In the Finnish Gulf 1t Is believed that he
will meet Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

l3Y Telegraph to The Tribune
Niaear;, Falls. " y. July Robert Leach.
resilient of Chippewa Ont. successfully dropped
from, the steel arch bridge the river q distance
of two hundred feet. this afternoon He aided
by a parachute, which he released shortly after
Ieaping from the railing OF the bridge. The device
worked perfectly and Leach dropped gracefully to
the water. where friends in small boat rescued
-kira. and AhnuC hnok4nu-nhoxA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
A SPEEDY BRITISH CRUISER.

London, July According to the STANDARD" the
new cruiser Infexible which is undergoing her Of
fcial trials the Clyde, has attained a speed OF
nearly twenty-seven knots measured mile
This record was made by reduction in the weight
Of the cruisers armor.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
WILLIAM l.. DOUGLAS GIVES NURSERY.

Brockton Mass, July l.-Ex-Governor William
l. Douglas announced to-day gift OF SIS. to
provide land building and endowment for q new
day nursery in this city
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
GEORGE III. DANIELS DEAD
Teteran Railroad Man Passes ASCay
at Lake Placid.
fRr Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Lake Placid n. Y, July 1-George H. Daniels,
for many years general passenger agent OF the
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, ana
one Of the best known railroad men In the coun-
try died to-day at his summer cottage on signal
HILL death resulting from condition which on
Sunday was diagnosed by Drs. ]. Williston Wright
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
PLANS FOR RUSSIAN STEEL TRUST.

st. Petersburg July lit Is reported in COM
merciaf circles here that negotiations for the
formation of Russian steel trust have been
sumed at Paris. French and Belgian bankers
taking an important part in the negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
Special Notices.

$500 reward for information leading the where
abouts Of Mayer Newman. who disappeared from his
home. 1855 Fulton ave. The Bronx. New York. June
10th. 1905. L. KAPPAI.MAN
S7O7 Park Heights ave. Baltimore Nd
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS

Paris. July 1.-Mr and Mrs. George Gould are
about 70 set out on short automobile trim In ts
understood that they VIII arrive IN the United
states before August ]. II is probable that the
up VIII not prevent their presence at the ma rra
OF hr. Gouids sister n London.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Central Station. webster and Jerome Avenue troeys
and by carriage. Lots $50 Telephone 4o53
Gremercy for Book Views representative.
Oface. 20 St. York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
VICTORY FOR THE SHAH.
Reported That Troops Haze Capt
ved Districts in I'abriz.

ST Petersburg, July l-Dispatches from Ia
,-iz saw that several quarters of the town which
have been opposing the Shah have yielded and
that the troops have compelled the residents OF
the Khiabin quarter to surrender.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
ST. LOUIS BAN ON THE PISTOL.
Chief of Police Will Use Mississippi a
Depository if Plans GO Through.
fBy telegraph to The tribune ]

St Louis July 1-Chef of Police Creecy issued
orders TO all police captains to-day placing the ban
on blank cartridges In the celebration Of Inde-
pendence Day and ordering the arrest Of all per-
with toy pistols. revolvers and giant crack
ers. and conAscation Of the weapons The fnai
disposition Of the weapons will be in the Missis-
sipp River the chief says. II City Counsellor Bates
decides such action is legal. The chiefs new
method found its origin at the convention Of ths
National Association Of Chiefs Of Police In De-
troit recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Highest temperature yesterday q degrees lowest co.
for corresponding date OF last
IA for corresponding date of last thry-hree
Local isrseast; Asr ss-dAx and ydax uxht variable
ztnAA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

saigon, Cochin China. July 1.-Two hundred SOL
@Saers @ belonging TO the French colonial infantry
we're seized with sudden at their barracks
mere Today II is believed the victims
u an attempt at poisoning.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
Whiting, Hewlett A
Monson. Frank A

MONSON-In Haven. June 80. l90c- Frsnk
A. Monson. 66th year OF his Funeral ser
vices will his residence No 146 Cotrass
New Haven. Friday afternoon at 2;3O o'clock
wHITING-On "wednesday July l. 1903 Hewlett a
Whiting only OF Addison E. and Ella l. Whiting
IN his Path year. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Rear admiral Charles Henry Rockwell. L. s. n.
(retired) was a native of Massachusetts and was
born at Chatham on April %, 1870 Soon after the
outbreak Of the Civil War he entered the volunteer
navy and was made acting master In July 1862
He was soon ordered to the steamer Penguin, Of
the East Gulf squadron and later was in COM
mand of the schooner TWO Sisters and of the bark
Gem of the Sea. IN 1865 he made personal
aid on the staff of General Newton, with the rank
OF lieutenant and aided in several engagements in
Florida He was In command of the steamer Hen
drick Hudson when the war ended. and he received
honorable discharge A year later he entered the
regular navy and service in West Indian
South American and Chinese waters He became a
commander in 1885, and from 1894 to 1898 was COM
mandant at Port Royal. s. c. In 1899 he became
captain and was captain OF the Mare Island Navy
Yard in 1901. In 1892 he was retired, after forty
years service. with tho rank of rear admiral.
Rear Admiral Rockwell was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Esther II. Gould. of Chat
ham Mass. whom he married in 1861, and his
second wife Miss Mariana G. Butler. OF Man
chester ~ H. He member Of the Military
order of the Loyal Legion. the Naval Order of the
United States, the Army and Navy Club and the
New York Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
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brest, Jly IA mutiny in the local barracks
,dcileo To-day with fire hose. and score OF
wbo rs.te aLe now confined 10 barracks The men
corps ya.ong and refused to surrender. The fire
ssy "a y. ne malcontsnts until they came out and
lsse themselves I'D
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
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chi
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

., NokoVlsk, Russia, July Fire swept this town
II-day and destroyed TWO hundred buildings among
,atn the synagogue. the hospital and four chari-
less i'-4'H-euS VI PetsoAs are nome
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
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BAHEY-PERKINS-O Tuesday. June 30. az 81
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Miss Ruth Perkins. daughter OF Mrs Edward Tatunn.
of New York City. Dr. Walter Claiming Bailey. OK
BostGa. Mass
PRINCE-KNOwLTON-On Tuesday. June so. at the
Church Of Messiah Greene ave. Brooklyn. By
the Rev. St Clair Hester. D. D. Ethel Orniston
KnowltOn. daughter Of Mrs Henry winchester
KnowltOu, Dufied Prince
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REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES H. ROCKWELL

Chatham Mass. July Rear Admiral Charles
H Rockwell (retired) died here to-day from apo
plexy at the age of sixty-eight years. He leaves
wife and six children.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-08-26
ISLE Of SPICE"

Those who desire a couple of hours
rest and relaxation from the cares of
the busy world; those who enjoy pref
ty pictures with all the picturesque
environment that the delightful or
iental locality of the Japan sea rem
ders possible; and all those to whom
beautiful fe,nininity, with sweet voices
handsomely costumed, appeals, are
promised a rare treat in that piquant
musical mixture, the isle of Spice"
which H. H. Frazee's musical comedy
company will present at the Lucas
opera house Wednesday evening, Sept,
2. There is a charm about the piece
that never fails to win the apprecia-
ton of the most critical, and it is said
to be rare individual who, having
seen this attraction once, can resist
the desire to enjoy d second perfor-
nance. The music is of that refresh
ing quality of which one never grows
tired, the stage business is new, the
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-08-26
AN ALASKAN BITTER R0OTER

The Western News is in receipt of a
copy Of the 6rst issue of the Inuoko
(Alaska) Miner. This breezy sheet,
printed on job press, was evidently
launched the next day after the town
was founded. In its news coluu.us we
find the following reference to an old
time Bitter Rooter:
1.-The first restaurant man TO locate
in the new town of Innok was Charles
F. Chapman, who, as soon as he
Jumped off the boat that carried his
range and outfit, proceeded TO get ia
shape to serve meals TO the hungry
homeseekers who were slashiug tim Der
along the waterfront to make room to
tie up tents. AS the town prospered
Charley kept pace, and ever since he
has enjoyed his full share of public
patronage. Mr.. Chapman is now con-
structiug large log building for his
restaurant which will be a credit to
the Innoko metropolis"
Here's hopin' Charley.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-08-26
A LONG CHASE PROVES
SUCCESSFUL
Fugitive Horse Thief Caught
After Getting Away with
Swayze's Horse.

On Sunday, Aug g. stranger who
gave his name as Dunn walked into
Swayze's livery stable ard hired a
saddle horse ostensibly TO ride to one
of the ditch camps. He said he might
be gone several days but he never
came back. After a week or SO Mr..
Swayze became uneasy and notified
the authorities and on last Thursday
Sheriff Ward left for the Big Hole,
making the trip on horseback and
tracing the fugitive to Wisdom where
the trail was lost.
At Wisdom the sheriff got into tele-
phonic communication with the offic-
ials of the neighboring counties, fur
nishing them with descriptions of the
outfit. Gum is about 20 years of
age.
Sheriff Ward arrived home today
with the prisoner, whom he aught at
John T. Odell's place. He was ap-
parently on his way home.