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New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
HARMLESS PUPPY CAUSES PANIC.

Newfoundland puppy owned BY John Cors-7,
Of Andres avenue. Mariners Harbor Staten IS
and caused plenty of excitement among several
hundred school children In the play yard 81 ths
Mariners Harbor public school yesterday morning
but did little darnag aside from scratching Ma
garet Brien. Annie 11ucct and Edward Risout. al
Of Mariners Harbor-
The dog got out Of it's owners yard and ran '1fn
the school ward. where two hundred children vera
playing The children chased and rhs dog het-S
cornered. in attempt 70 escape attacked ths
crowd The three children scratched were nssres-
tbs dog
The other children bscsrle Parlcstricksn. and
their screams attracted the attention - of1Csr
Madden, detailed at the school. who. believing tNs
dog TO bs mad. shot IL dead. The children attacked
were attended by DR.. Hart. who said their iui1-
ries amounted 10 nothing Dr. Nichols examined
the body Of the dog and said il had not been mad
and would not have moIested the children n they
had let u alone
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TAFT MANAGERS AT WHITE HOUSE
Question of Man to Make Nominating
Speech Discussed.

Washington. May 2s.-Arthur L Vorys and Frank
H. Hitchcock. campaign managers for Secretary
Taft spent almost an hour to-day with President
Roosevelt going over some of the details of the
Taft progran n1r1e at the Chicago convention. 1t is
understood that Of the principal questions dis
oussed was that of selecting man TO nominate
the Secretary II said by the two managers
that decision had been reached and that it may
be several days before selection Is made. Sew
eral names are under consideration those most
prominently mentioned being Senator Dolliver of
Iowa, and Representative Burton, of Ohio. Mr.
Vorys said that he would leave here Tomorrow for
Columbus. and next week would go to Chicago
Secretary Taft, who also called the White House
said he was engaged more important questions
than that Of who should present his name to the
convention.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
DROPS DEAD AT HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Four Arrests Made in Connection with Bos-
tor Mans Fate.

man who registered ar the Holman Houss
as Charles VI Holmes Of Boston. dropped dad =
the lobby late last night. few minutes AFTER hs
arrived in a taxicab The man was apparently
about sixty-hve years old. He had been fr-1ler-
guest al the Hoffman House since the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel closed. He registered last on Vedres-
dav. 1t is understood that he Is member of a
Boston leather firm
Early yesterday morning h. vas seen (savf1S
the hotel. and nothing was heard Of him until ~
staggered from the taxics5 into the lobby H1Sh
FitzsimrnonS. the chauffeur OF the machine. Sai1
that the old man complained os feeling i'll on tive
way. Coroner's Physician A T Weston. who was
in the hotel tha time. examined the man. ard
said that death had caused hv heart disease .
Later in the evening four persons we're arrested
in connection with the and held as suspt-
cfous persons They were Mrs Clara Moore cc
No. 10 West 9Th street. where Nr. Holmes had
been calling Just before his death. Josephine
Wells 2 maid Of Mrs Moore, Frederick Tonrs-
head elevator man the E7th street address. ard
Hugh F1tzsiun1ons the chauffeur. Mrs. HHore
said Mr. Holmes A friend Of hers and RAD
made frequent calls on her. Just before leaving
the house last evening she said. he had COM
planned of being unwelL
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
HONOR FIRST GOVERNOR
Continued from first page

the city government, besides a large delegation
of relatives and descendants of Governor Clin-
ton. These were represented by Cha plain Ros-
we'll Randall Hoes, L. S. n. The parade
marched through Battery Place to Whitehall
street and thence over Pearl to Broad street.
All along the way flags at halfmast
The decorations the restored Frauncess Tav-
particularly significant, since Governor
Clinton entertained George Washington in that
historic hosiery. At Wall street the parade
swung over 10 Broadway, passing Trinity, and
il there that the tolng Of the bells began.
After the parade had left its solemn note in
the financial district the route was UP Broad
way to City Hall, which draped in black
The coffin. borne TO the Governors Room, re-
r1ained on view until 4 o'clock in the afternoon
When the coffin was escorted back 10 the
Battery it was placed in hearse instead Of on
gun caisson. It was transferred to the Man
haitian, which steamed UP to point off 96th
street in the North River. where it was taken
aboard the gunboat Wasp, detailed for the SER
vice of the naval militia.
This morning the Wasp will proceed to Kings
ton, conveyed by the United States gunboat
Scorpion. the torpedo boats De Long. Porter,
Tingey and Thornton, and the submarines
Viper, Hist and Cuttlehsh, with Lieutenant
Commander Fahs in command. This morning
the Wasp will be boarded by Lieutenant Gov
ernor' Chanler. General Henry. and members of
the Governors staff.
When the feet arrives at Kingston there will
be further ceremonies, with a speech by Gov
ernor Hughes. The reburial will occur there
Tomorrow Memorial Day Beginning then
Kingston will for three days celebrate its 25Oth
anniversary
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
BRYAN AND BANK DEPOSITS.

Chicago May zs-Does William Jennings Bryan
know what bank deposit Is? David r. Forsan,
president OF the National City Bank, OF Chicaso'
helieees that the Nebraskan does not, despite the
fact that Mr. BRYAN has spoken many times re-
Gently or banking problems and has urged the
guarantee system for the depositor a safeguard
against financial panics. Mr. Bryan's latest utter
ance on the question was delivered few days
ago before the Bankers Club Of Chicago. Mr.. For
gan addressed students of the University Of Chi
caeo last night snd swerved for moment from
his general topic. The Dignity Of Commercial
Life" by taking rap at Mr- Bryan.
7 heard Mr.. Bryan speak for an hour the other
night On banking problems" he said. Mr.. Bryan
is effective as an orator and foTcefu, but all the
time he spoke could 5nd nothing in his talk 10
indicate that he had the slightest conception of
what bank deposit is. And Vet Mr. Bryan is
going about giving advice how 70 stop pre-
ranic'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
R4TTLESHIP HITS ROCKS.
Hull of Peter the Great, Russian
Vessel. I'm paIed.

Peter the Great which ran the rocks last night
IN the Gulf Of Finland. her hull being irnpsled.
was reHoated tonight without assistance. The
battIeship made her wsy in safety 70 Reval. Tbs
extent Of the damage has not yet been ascsrtsf1sd
The Peter the Great is the oldest battlsship IN
the Russian navy IN commission She was
constructed in 1877. and has been almost entirely
rebuilt in the last two years. She has been used
principally for training purposes. and n not con
sidered a serious fighting unit. Her tonnage il
3.2v and her main armament consists OF four
s-inch guns. Although the accident has psrtict1
lar bearing the fighting value ot The Russian
navy. officers disnayed that e. should havs
occurred IN waters 70 be visited so soon BY ths
King OF England and several British cruisers
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
CONFER WITH HUGHES ON TRANSIT.

Albany, May 2s.-Ex-Senator George ". Blush.
of the Brooklyn League; Allan Robinson repre-
senting the Allied Real Estate interests Of New
York and r w. Rowe, of the Citizens Central
Committee. of Brooklyn, had conference with
Governor Hughes to-day transit conditions in
New York. They discussed the memorandum filed
by Governor Hughes. in which he gave his rea-
sons for dsapproving the Travis Robinson BILL de-
signed to facilitate the work OF building sub
ways in New York with the aid of private capital
Governor Hughes refused discuss the matter
intin1ating that he might have something to say
at some future time in public statement
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
MOHM4NDS IRE SUBDUED
British PunitiUe Expedition 4 Against
Tr1besmen To Be DemOhiSed.

SimIa May 2s.-The British punitive expedi-
tfon has ended its campaign against the warning
Mohmaud tribesmen. and on Sunday Major
General Willcocks will return TO Indian terri
tory and demobilize his forces.
This unexpectedly rapid collapse of tribal op-
position and the close of the campaign are
attributed largely to the tactful management
from the political side. Of the Viceroy, Lord
Mimic. and remove what quite recently seemed
a threatening situation. possibly involving an
Afghan
The British losses in the eighteen days of the
campaign were six officers killed and nine
wounded. seventy-two men killed and IA
wounded. Nearly half Of the deaths. however.
were caused by cholera
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
WEST FTRGINIA, BRYAN.
Her Delegates Instructed Without
Dissenting Tote.
GRv Telegraph 70 Th. Tribune. J

Wheeling. ". Va. May 2S-At the Democratic
State Convention here to-day resolutions were
passed instructing for ". ]. Bryan for President
without one dissenting vote. Every time the
name Of Bryan mentioned pandemonium
broke loose. Delegates elected to the national
convention were L. A. ReyInann, Clyde Johnson,
George l. Neal and C w Osenton: alternates,
Carl Vance C. McGregor, Edward Wilkinson
and James Wilkinson. AS each delegate was
elected he arose 10 his feet and pledged himself
to support Mr.. Bryan.
The election was another victory for Colonel
John T McGraw, who has been running the
Democratic party in West Virginia for the last
quarter Of a century.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
CANNON QUOTES SCRIPTURE.
A Reply to Williams That Amused the
House.
rFrcrn IN. Tribune Buresu. J

Washington. May A-When Representative
Howell of Utah. asked that the House today pass
81 bill providing that assay once oe estsp-
nshed at Salt Lake City, he found that he had
forgotten 20 bring the hill with him. Speaker Can
non granted him permission 10 procure another
copy OF the measure from the document room, and
before he returned the minority leader, Mr., Will
Sans became impatient and demanded the regular
order. The Speaker explained that the House was
proceeding in regular order. but Mr. Williams in
sisted on his point
When one sheep was lost. the flock waited Until
81 was returned" said the Speaker
Yes" answered Mr. Williams. but that was
done by the Saviour in other DAYS and you cannot
do Il in the House of Representatives
IT makes no difference when il was done. the
Speaker replied. II following good example
Mr williams Joined in the applause. and Just
then Mr. Howell rushed in with his bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
WELL KNOWN SPORTSMAN A SUICIDE.

By Telegraph to The Tribune
Ogdensburg. \. Y. May 2S.-FrederiCk NJ Emer-
son, prominent sportsman of Newton. Mass
committed suicide by shooting himself through the
abdomen with rifle at his summer home at
Moody. Big Moose Lake Adirondack Mountains
Tuesday He died last night. His body was
forwarded to Newton to-day. It is said that he
spent $4,000 beautifying his cottage at Moody.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
pArRoLmAN RESTORED TO AID FAMILY

That his family might not suffer. Patrolman Al
fred n. Shuttleworth. of the Ralph station.
Brooklyn, who shot and killed young named
Jaffe at Saratoga Park. Brooklyn. on Sunday night
October 5, 1907. and who has been suspended since
then was restored 10 duty yesterday by Commits
soner Bingham. Shuttleworh is married and
fearing that his family would suffer unjustly by
his suspension Commissioner Bingham restored the
patrolman to duty. He has not been tried for the
shooting.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
WALDORF SUICIDES WILL STANDS.

San Francisco, May 2s.-The will of Bertha Dol
beer who committed suicide in New York city
was sustained to-day by the State Supreme Court.
Miss Dclbeer wiled entire fortune to Miss Eta
NJ Warren her friend and travelling companion.
who was with her at the Wadorf-Astoria In New
York when Miss Dolbeer hurled herself from an
upner window TO the pavement
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TAX DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS.

James j A Hasson, Of New Brighton. Staten
Island. and William A Bergen. of No. 4S South sth
street. Brooklyn, have heen appointed assistants
commissioners in the Tax Department, at 50 500
year. They succeed Silas H. Moore resigned
and William E. Turner, removed. William L. Ma
gle, of Hollis. Long Island, has been appointed a
deputy tax commissioner, at 81. 500
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
HEARST ON HIS DEPARTURE.
Letter to Mr.. Shearn Calls Attitude of
Mayors Lawyers Amusing.

With the Lusitania hurryrg William r Hearst
10 the other side. his lieutenants last night gave
out a letter justfying Mr.. Hearsts sudden de
parture vacation.
On Tuesday a subpoena summoring Mr.. Hearst 10
testify the action brought by the Attorney Gen
eral and the Hearst lawyers in the mayoralty re-
count was issued and placed in the hands of a
process server who did his best find Mr.. Hearst.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
SKINS $500 FEET NEAR THE GROUND.
Delagrange, French Aeronaut, Makes Final
Experiments with Aeroplane

Rome May 2s-Teon Delasranss. the French
aeronaut who has been making series Of
sfons in this city. made to-day his final expert
rnents with his aeroplane and went into the air
for fifteen separate flights.
The maximum distance covered was about $50
feet at a height of six seven feet from the
ground This distance was covered in 81 seconds.
Owing slight wind. NJ. Delagranse not
able 10 turn his machine desired.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
FOUND GUILTY OF ELECTION FRAUDS.

John F. ST. John, twenty-four years old, sta
tionary engineer. of No. 277 West both street
convicted yesterday in the criminal branch of
the Supreme Court of aiding and abettng false
registration and sentenced by Justice Gor 10
not less than year more than one year
and a half In state prison.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
70 CONTESTS FILED AT CHICAGO.

Chicago May zs-Chairrnan New OF the Repub-
can National Committee issued call to-day for
-nee-fng Of the subcommittee convention
rsuge-nents on June Up to date seventy-esht
contests have been fled with the national commit
tee These involve eight states and Alaska, sew
entv districts and ia delegates.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
AGED DRUcE WITNESS SENTENCED

London Nav 2s-Mrs Margaret Hamilton. sew
enty years old. who of the principal wit
nesses the alleged identity of the Duke OF Port
land with T c. Druce. sentenced to-day to
eighteen months penal servitude for perjury. her
appeal having been disallowed.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TWO OHIO DELEGATES FOR BRYAN

xeria Ohio May 2s-'Matt'' Denver, Of Whining
4,n was nominated for second term in Congress
az the 6th District Democratic Convention to-day
James NJ Fletcher. OF Xenia. and Judge j A Run
van 81 Iebanon, were elected delegates 10 the
national convention and instructed for Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

sained." he added, II see no reason why there
should not be a final Adjournment tomorrow.
In accordance with Mr.. Aldrich's suggestion
The currency question was then laid aside. Tor
the day and the Senate proceeded to the con-
Kiderat.on Of oSher measures.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

Lisbon. May 2.-The damage 10 transatlantic
cables caused by trawlers OFF the Irish coast re-
Gently has been brought the notice OF the inter
national telegraphic conference, now in session
here by the presentation OF letter signed by all
the cabe companies. The letter points out that at
the present moment not less than six cables be
tween Europe and North America interrupted
from this cause.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TERRITORIES FOR BRYAN
Gets arizona Delegation and Is
assured of Ne7c Meuco.
TBy Telegraph re The Tribune

Tucson, Ariz. May 2s.-Arizona's delegates 70
The Denver convention were instructed for Bryan
first last and all the time by the territorial con-
Nention at Tucson to-day. Senator Foraker
was commended for his efforts behalf of sin
gle statehood for Arizona The delegates are
A " Forbes Tucson: W T. Webb. Graham:
George ]. Stonenan. Globe: ]. P Dillon. Pres
colt: T. A. Reardon. Flagstaff; r. A. Packard.
Bissbee Selim NJ Myelson, Of Phoenix was in
dorsed for national committeeman.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
DRYDEN ENDORSES Ex-eov. MURPHY

Ex-united States Senator John r Dryden gave
out statement in Newark yesterday indorsinS ex-
Governor Franklin Murphy of New Jersey for the
Vice Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

London. May 2S-The Cunard Line steamer NauT--
tania which left Liverpool yesterday with only
three propellers in working order. according 20 a
wireless message received here. miles west
of Fastnet at This position shows an average
speed OF over twenty-four knots.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
BANK OF BOMBAY LOWERS RATE

Bombay Nav 2s.-The rate of discount of tn.
Bank Of Bombay was reduced to-day from
cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

ST. Petersburg. May 2s--A monument 70 the mem
ory Of the officers and sailors In the naval guards
battalions who lost their lives In the battle OF
Sea OF Japan May q and 2s. 1870. when the
Russian feet annhlated by the Japanese was
unveiled here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
MANY KILLED IN REVOLT
Prince Of Samos Besieged Nag
Ask PozUers for Worships.

Constantinople, May @--The Inhabitants OF ene
Island of Sarnos Greek island of the west coast
of Asia Minor. are in revolt against the Prince or
Sanlos and the Governor Of the island t1Sntins
has been going on at Vathy, the capital. foT the
last three days and many persons have been killed
The trouble appears 10 have arisen IN a conncC
between the Governor. Kopassfz Efendi ana tne
Senate. The Prince of Samos was seized by the
indictments and beaten. He made his escape 10
the palace. which has been besiesed ever since
Troope sent TO the rulers assistance from Smyrna
were driven back by fusade from the shore
The revolving islanders being aided by the
zendarnerie. II appears that the telegraph ONCE
has been seized by the rebels. but dispatch sent
from Smyrna with to-day's date declares that the
attack on the palace continues, and that there have
been many casualties.
Athens May 2S-Many women and children fee
ing from the Islard of Samos, have reached
Smyrna. They represent the situation there as
critical. 1t is feared that the Turkish rein
forcements their way to the island will
start a general massacre request that the pow
send warships to Samos is planned The prin-
cfpelty OF Sanos exists under the guarantee OF
France, Great Britain and Russia
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
nv rel.g-anh 70 The tribune

Santa Fe, N NJ. May 2s-The Democratic
Territorial Convention at Roswell OF June 10
will nominate q. A. L4srrasola for Congress and
will instruct the six delegates to the Denver
convention for Bryan. every convention thus far
having instructed for BRYAN.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

Suvs. Fiji Islands. May 3S-Word has been received
here that the British Australia squadron will leave
Sydney July 10 for the Fiji islands for the pur-
feet.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
interesting.

For Sunday reading Cooke offers:
Golfers for this week, containing a
Sherlock Holmes story; the Gray
Goose. containing AT the Golden Lion
Inn" The Saturday Evening Post,
with beautiful Harrison Fishei GOV,
er page; The Railroad Mans Maya
zine. containing Beating 1t Across
the Continent; The Popular, contain
ing 1.-The Gm-Runners, a wireless
telegraph story The All-Story;i con-
tanning THE Sleeps of Sleep" tells OF
a pleasurable sacrifice; The Cosmo-
politan, containing THE ManyiSided
Milton" by Harry Thurston Peck.
Other current numbers on salee are:
McCIures, Burr-McIntosh, Lippincotts,
National, Sports Afield, Watsons JEFF
fersonian, Munsey, Ten Story Book,
Metropolitan, Appleton's, Pearsons,
American, All Fashion Magazines,
Dispatch, Globe, Grit. Blade Elk
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
6be Grand Leader
aPalestine's Leading store

Ellen Beach Yaw Concert, Tuesday,
Dec. 18th. Prices of seats: Box seats,
s1.5O; floor and balcony. S1.0O; gal
lery 30 cents. 12-2t
Be sure and visit the bazaar by the
ladies of the Episcopal church on
Tuesday, Dec, 18th, opera house build
ing get
FOR RENT-One large furnished
room. close in, with all modern con-
veniences 105 Magnolia street. Tel
epbone SO6. 12-3t
The Christian church bazaar will
be held Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember Is and II, in the opera house
building. 12-3t
Ellen Beach Yaw Concert, Tuesday,
Dec. 18th Prices of seats: Box seats,
$3.50; floor and balcony, s1.OO; gal
lerv 30 cents. 12-2t
Miss Crownover, who was a guest
at the home of Superintendent Daley
of the |. & G. N, left for her Chicago
home today.
| Don't fail to visit the sale of beau
tiful fancy work by the ladies of the
Christian church, opera house build
| ing December 16 and II.
Be sure and eat oysters with the
ladies of the Episcopal church Mon
day evening 14th, from 6 to IL o'clock,
in opera house building. oct
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will open their Christmas bazaar on
Tuesday, Dec 18th, at $50 a. m, in
the opera house building. 9-6t
All kinds of fancy work, aprons, XII
monos and dressed dolls for sale
by the ladies of the Christian church
December 10th and 18th, opera house
building. 10-3t
| LOST-Small grip, containing val
luable papers, taken from passenger
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
KILLED BRAKEMAN
They Had Trouble on the Run-Mar-
shall the Scene of Killing.

Marshall, Texas, Dec. 11.-Within a
few minutes after the arrival of the
freight train on which he was a
brakeman P. B. Curtis in the employ
of the Texas and Pacific railway, was
shot and killed The shooting occur
red in the railroad yards Curtis was
shot three times, once in the right
side and twice in the right arm. The
shot in the side caused death. Ed
himself up and was taken in custody
by Policeman McMakin. The occur
renee happened last night about 1890
o'clock, shortly after the arrival of
the freight train on the Louisiana di-
vision of the railroad, on which the
two men were employed. Kelly. in
giving his version of the fatal affair,
said that he and Brakeman Curtis had
had words during the run and that
Curtis, after arrival of the train last
night, came around Il car in the yards
toward Kelly Kelly said that Curtis
drew a gun. Drawing his own. Kelly
said. he opened fire, shooting five
times. Curtis was member of the
trainmen's organization and of Ar.
genta Lodge No. 1904 B. P. o. E. His
body was conveyed to an undertaker's
establishment. where it was embaImed
for shipment to Little Rock or Boston
Mass. for burial
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waiting room Suitable reward for
return of papers and no questions
asked. G. R. Fowler, Lindel Ho-
tel. l2-ot
We have larger stock of Holiday
goods than we have ever had before,
and the prices are 20 per cent less.
Come in and examine the stock and
get prices before buying. E..
Bonds. 9-4t
DR.. Philo Howard and bride. came
in from their northern tour last night,
and are with Mr.. and Mrs. A. RAHow-
ard for two or three days. Tho doc
tor has been receiving the corgratu-
lations of his hundreds of Palestine
friends over his recent marriage. He
reports a very fine trip north. They
go from here to their home in lHous-
ton.
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Booze Business Good.

The booze business, now going out
OF Palestine, is good. Every train
carries its hundreds OF packages, bill
ed to prohibition towns. Evidently
those in the dry districts expect to
1t makes rich picking for the Palestine
saloon men.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
EXCELLENT
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

I've got all my popular brands OF
Cigars in Christmas packages In
clear Havanas I've got the
Mercantile; box at $500.
Optimo, box at $2.25.
Ruy Lopez, SO in box, at s425.
Preferential, so in box, at $4.25.
Lawrence Barrett, box at $40.
ROYAL Lancer, box at 5000
The famous R. B., so in box. S205
The famous r. B., 25 in box. s1.05
Mexican Commerce, 80 in box, $500
Mexican Commerce, 25 in box, 81 05
Continental Seal, 25 in box, sl.15.
Hamilton Fish, % in box, s1.15.
And many other brands.