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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

charge 1t seemed to me like robbery. in the be
ginning"
What do you do with all your money!" asked
the lawyer
What money!" said the actor, surprised
why, the $1,000 a month nearly that you
earned in Chicago and the $500 you get here
why don't you pay some of your debts with it,?
Then Mr.. Daily laughed.
Il support my mother" he said. my brother
my wife and my daughter. My brother Is very
affectionate toward But his estimate OF
fraternal affection. 1t appears. is that shall sup
port him. And his grief is great when my cir
cumstances compel him to work. When he has
time believe he is electrician, or something
like that He is pressed for time, OFTEN
The actor said that of his income $50 to s35
weekly went to his mother uptown and 800 TO
his wife.
That left you 500 week or so on tour did
it not? Where did you keep it,"
Keep what?'
The money"
There no money. I paid my hotel bill.
and really had no use for a safety deposit vault
for the rest AS a matter of fact am drawn
ahead SIS to $50 week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
OFFICERS TO BE COURT MARriALLED.

Leavenworth, Kan Sept 17.-Four army officers
are to be tried by the general court martial that
is to convene at this post on September 90. These
officers are Captain John w. Wilbreth. jr, and
Captain Winfred B. Carr. of the 9Th Artillery, and
Captain James B. Lindsay and First Lieutenant
William J. O'Iougllin, of the 18th Infantry. 1t is
said that the charges against the three captains
are negligence Of duty in failing to make out de-
scriptive lists and properly comply with orders.
Nothing definite can be learned as to the charge
against Lieutenant o Loughin.
The court designed by General Morton to try
these officers was announced to-day, and consists
of three colonels three lieutenant colonies. six ma
jors and one senior captain.
Captains Wibreth and Carr stationed at Fort
Riley and Captain Lindsay and First Lieutenant
OLoughlin at Fort Leayenworth. Lindsay is a
graduate of West Point and OLoughlin served in
a New York volunteer regiment in the Spanish
American War, later joining the regular army as
a private and being commissioned from the ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petnlons in bankruptcy were filed yesterday IN
the United States District Court as follows:
Involuntary against Lndley Minard drygoo9dSs:
No 300 Main street, Poughkeepsie, by Tett W elIer
& Co, with claim OF $3.50 q: Leopold HiT 1o
assigned claim of Berg Brothers, sfS 81. and Jonh
w Finucane, assigned claim OF the r & e. Cor
set company. Sc 2S Preferential payments and as
signment are alleged. John A Candei was ap-
pointed temporary receiver -,
Voluntary, Max Kaufman. salesman. No. 1873
Third avenue; liabilities $500 81 unsecured: as
sets two suits OF clothes $50. Most of the debts
were for merchandise and money lent, contracted
when he was In the liquor business ut NO. SSl
Washington street. Brooklyn -
Involuntary. against the Ffnlay Raw Sugar COM
pany. of No SO Wall street. By ~ Gelats & co;
of Havana. Cuba, with claim OF $4.S2s To- alleged
TO be balance due on loans 1t is alleged tnst
the sugar company committed an act OF bank
ruptcy by making general assignment on July l6
to the National Bank OF Cuba. at No. l wall
street It Is asserted that the Ftnlay company has
debts in of $4,000
Voluntary, John r. Hepworth, dentist, Of Wap-
pinger's Falls. n. Y, liabilities sS.0is o.. largely
for money borrowed and merchandise. with as
sets consisting of wearing apparel. $50. and office
fixtures $50.
Involuntary against Goodman Schwartzman.
trading as the Regal Dress Company. makers of
shrtwasts and women's dresses No "a West
9Th street by Asiel Putzel & Co, with claim
Of s2lS 81: the Washington Pleatng and Braiding
Company. s4s 80. and William Isaacs. 5000 Inso-
yency and debts OF more than 1850 are alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
CONFETTI SELLERS IN ANGRY MOOD

The feature of the Mardi Gras festival at Conev
Island yesterday was the storming the building
of the lafayette Trust Company by nearly three
hundred pedlers of confetti. demanding the return
Of the fees which they had paid for the privilege of
selling confetti during the carnival II annaars
that the pedlers were told they must purchase
licenses at the rate of IS EACH but when the carni
val half the pedlers woke up to the fact
that about three hundred men had complied with
this demand. while horde of others were selling
confetti without any licenses. The storming az
the bank followed and the Mardi Gras committee
was forced to give back the money which they had
collected without legal authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
CROSS BILL BY W. J. LEMP, JR.
The Allegations the st. Louis Brewer Makes
Against His Wife, Who Seeks Divorce.

St. Louis. Sept. fL-William J. Lemp, IT., the
wealthy brewer. fled cross bill to-day to ire
divorce suit OF his wife, Lillian He alleges shs
frequently stayed out late at night, refusing to
explain her absence and that when he said her
conduct exposed her to public criticism she ex-
claimed: ITO he'll with the public
In January. 1905. he charges. he found letter BY
her to a man. and when he asked about him she
expressed devoted love for the man and great an
tfpathy for her husband He charges she secretly
violated an ante-nuptial agreement BY having their
son. William j. Lemp. baptized a Catholic He
alleges when he demonstrated against her loud
dresses she told him TO mind his business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS INCREASE.
Show Goodly Margin Over Amount for Half
of September 1907

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE government receipts
paid into the Treasury since September / show
marked improvement, exceeding the receipts
for the corresponding period in September, 1907,
which some weeks before there any in
dications of a money panic. For the seventeen
days of the present month the receipts aggregate
s23 94301, Of which s14 PA, 265 from customs
81 2s SIS from internal revenue and 81 s60017 from
other sources gain over the corresponding days
in September, 1907, of $4,000
The disbursements for the last seventeen days
aggregate s2s73O GOO. against SIS 10000 for the
corresponding period in 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
MADE TWO GIRLS ATTEMPT SUICIDE
Otto Herbert, Arrested for Embezzlement in
Philadelphia, Had Deceived Them.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune-l


pbf1adeIphfa Sept. 17--AnOther detected young
,,or,o, today tried to end her life in the Office
~ MAGISTRATE Gallagher as result of the al
legged deception of Otto Herbert who had been
arrested on a charge OF embezzlement- When
Herbert was arraigned last Tuesday Marie
Desandt tried TO end her life with acid because
she then learned for the first time that tae man
had a wife She was saved at a hospital To-day
r,Irfe4fana wenkeI went to the magistrates offcs
70 learn what had become of Herbert and when
informed tried to take a dose Of acid The mass'
trate knocked the bottle from her hand and was
severely burned but he saved the girl She said
Herbert had promised TO wed her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
CURB DEMANDS A REGISTER.

Notice has been issued by Z. S Mendes the
dean OF the New York curb market" that all
companies the stock of which is traded in on the
curb market must procure register on or before
October / next to have their stock quoted on the
regular curb lists after that date This rule will
be imperative. California Nevada end other
Western stocks which have register will be
quoted as unregistered stocks only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
MRS. HARRIET MONROE INDICTED.
Held Responsible by Grand Jury for Boyer
town Theatre Fire, in Which 40 Persisted.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Reading Penn, Sept. 1.-THE Berks County
Grand Jury has found indictments for man
slaughter against Mrs. Harriet E Monroe of
Washington. growing out of the holocaust in the
Boyertown Opera House last January. Mrs Mon
giving a show called The Reformation
the time, and it is alleged that gas tank
feeding calcium light was defective. and. ex-
lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

feITOW ODJeCJIOHdDIt y.
are a thoroughly good fellow friendly. kindly.
pleasant. joining with other people to make ooth
of You have a good time, you are showing one
phase of the qualities denoted by the "oro
Gemutlichket.
LIKES SAENGERBUND IDEA.
1 most earnestly hope that we shall see
throughout this nation, not by any means only
among the citizens of German parentage or ex-
traction. but among all our citizens, in an ever
increasing degree just such associations as the
one which is here to-day.
believe in work and l believe that, while
man works he should not play at all; put
believe in play Also for the sake of the man, Tor
the sake of the country, for the sake or the
mans work: and it is a real contribution TO
American life to teach Americans how to enjoy
what is ennobng and not debasins. how TO get
enjoyment out of associations such as TINS as
ISOLATION of singers, who have come here TINS
afternoon And on behalf of my fellow towns
men, l want to thank you for coming over, and
to say how glad we are to see you.
The Presidents townsmen cheered him. and
the women showed their approval by capping
their hands. Then the President shook hands
with each of the members of the Saengerbund
and at their request posed in the centre of the
group of singers while their pictures were taken.
Following this was the general reception, during
which the President and Mrs. Roosevelt shook
hands with every one present.
ct wish you could my babies" said one
woman, as she shook the Presidents hand
IT wish 1 could. too why didn't you bring
them along?" replied the President.
PRIEST HEADS DELEGATION.
Father York of Huntington, L. L, was the
leader of a delegation from his village. While
the priest was being welcomed by the Presi-
dent the priest espied Of the women who
had come with mis- party
Here Mr. President, want you to meet this
lady" said the priest. She is Mrs. Charles
G. Reynolds. OF Brooklyn, and the mother of
seven fine healthy children
Mrs Reynolds looked exceedingly young to
be the mother of seven children and the Presi
dent said as much. He motened Mrs. Reynolds
to come forward and then said to her: Il am
impelled to say that you are a splendid speci-
men Of American motherhood, and ii is pleas
ure to meet you, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs.
Reynoldss face flushed with pleasure.
The reception lasted until almost . O'Clock.
When it was over the President said that his
only regret was that he had not seen enough
of the children. 1t was unfortunate, he said.
that they were kept in the background because
of the large crowd. The natives of Oyster Bay.
however, had no complaint to make; they
voted 1t perfect day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
SPRINGFIELD NEGRO CONVICTED.
Murder He Committed Caused the Rae.
Riots in That Illinois City.

Springfield III. Sept. 1.-THE jury in the Joseph
James murder case returned verdict OF guilty
this evening and fixed the penalty at death.
James was unmOved by the verdict. There wss
no demonstration following the announcement a,
the finding Of the jury
James was tried a charge OF having murasrt
c. \. Ballard, this crime being largely response
for the recent race riots in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
GOVERNMENT AFTER LoeUE's TORPEDO
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Boston, Sept 1.-THE Navy Department is
negotiating with Charles A. Logue. of Charlesown,
for the right to use a new torpedo that he has
invented This is dirigible affair, and 1t is be-
lieved solves the comfortable torpedo problem
Iogue is junior in. Boston University and has
been working it ever since the invention of the
Marconi wireless system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
FRANCISCAN SEMINARY DEDICATED.

CatskilI n Y Sept. 1I-ln the presence OF a
large assemblage of Catholics the franciscan sem
mary here was dedicated to-day, 1t being the feast
of the stigmata of St Francis. by Archbishop Fal-
comic Apostolic Delegate to the United States since
1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
/ Transport Service BetUeen Ne7c
York and Manila Not Expected.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l


Washington September II
NEW YoRK-MANILA LINE-It is not expected
there will be any further attempt to have the war
Department establish regular transport service
between New York ard Manila. OF course occa-
sionally transports will return from Manila by way
of Suez and Ii may necessary to send transport
sometimes from New York by the same route out
this is bound to happen only rarely, and no pohcy
will be adopted beyond that of meeting the eHer-
gency. On the last trip of the Mcclellan. which
came from Manila by way of the SueZ Canal, there
were more than three hundred applications for
passage the ship. The difhculties OF the ON
engaged in adjusting these Appeals may De
agned from the fact that the Mcclellan uoeS
not accommodate more than fifty passengers
ORDERS IssUED.--Tne following orders have
been issued:
The following euteants medical reserve s cPrps
1 Washin nae'R' oeto6s hEoS GARcIA PST
B Blss$ DA PARkER cARp and s!GyEsTEK &
%RAT H Jay sM4 T1 F9 0 P moa tss
FUTILE Fort Thomas; LANES G MAGE bos, E9r
N Nsshi9sto % sszsets EFES S9j9%Sus
First P9SGd7As f MeASk sBtena fPm IfP
W PRtNTY from Troop to Troop F. e 4th Gsyslry
from Fort BENJAMIN Harrison to office chief signal
contTaet Surgeon Joseph H WHITLEY from
De sGO to nom o for dn sMIa o. of
engineers months from october /: Captain
g 9aiGber 81 s sSe
Cavalry leave extended TO october 10
NAVY.
Captain W P POTTER. detached the Vermont; to COM
mand second division. first squadron Atlantic fleet
NJ. l. detailed inspector
in charge 18th Lighthouse District St Louis. Sep
TENDER so vice Commander j. ]. KNAPP to COM
mand the Wyoming -
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. s. HOEN. detached Sd
Lighthouse District, Tompkinsve; to naval hospital
New York
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. A. MAY. detached Naval
ftaI NOrfOl TO
Pacific Coast.
Surgeon E. L. REED. detached navy yard,
Mare Island to training station San Francisco
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Sept. 1J-The Yorktown, at Valdez
Sept 16-The Alabama and the Maine, at Naples: the
Prairie. at Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
NO RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.
All Shippers Must Have the Same Trans
portation Treatment.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 17.-DecIaring that q rail-
road must give all shippers the same transporta-
ton treatment, whether II owns all or only part
Court of Appeals to-day reversed the decision Of
the United States Circuit Court of Maryland in the
suit of the Pitcairn Coal Company against the Ba-
& Ohio Railroad Company. the Cumberland &
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the Fairmont
Coal Company and its allies, anG thirty other coal
companies.
The compliments allege that they dscrimi-
mated against in the distribution OF cc by the
defendants. especially the Baltimore & Ohio. The
lower court decided in favor of the defendants.
Judge Pritchard delivering to-day's opinion. held
that the interstate law casts upon the
carrier the plain duty Of furnishing n fair and
equitable distribution of facilities and this duty
cannot be evaded by the carrier claiming that it is
not the owner of portion of the carried over
its lines
The court held that there discrimination in
favor of the Fairrnont companies, ana that the
contention of these companies that their large con-
tracts entitled them TO such undue preference is
untenabe. The trial COAT. in dealing with the
question OF fuel of the Baltimore & Ohio and
foreign fuel cars. held that they should not be
ised against the percentage but the appellate
court declares that the fuel of the carrier.
its regular equipment of cars. the Of other
roads semi in for fuel and the private individual
cars of the mine operators should be PLACID abso-
lutey the basis.
The case was romanded to the Maryland Circuit
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
A SYCAMORE RECEPTION
Continued from first page.

iectionable way One can sometimes be a good
fellow in a very Objectionable way. but If you
are a thoroughly good fellow friendly, kindly
pleasant joining with other people to make ooth
of YOU have a good time. you are showing one
phase of the qualities denoted by the WORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

Baltimore Sept 17.-Inquiry at the Baltimore &
Ohio building in regard TO Judge Pritchard's de-
cison In the coal case ELECTED the information
that the case will probably be appealed to the
Supreme Court of the United States. The decision
directly affects practically every railroad in the
country and 1t is probable that the legal depart
ments of the companies will aid the Baltimore 4
Ohio in the preparation of its appeal in every way
possibe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
ARRIVED

Sept. 15-The Yorktown, at Valdez.
Sept. 16-The Alabama and the Maine, at NapI
Prairie. at Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

ORDERS IssUED.--Tne following orders have
been issued
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!; ,succE:,ss.s.

The price 81 sue cess Is diligence, ii.
telligence and perseverance, and you
cannot succeed without it and you
know It from experience. A satisfac-
tory piece of farm machinery was new
sere perfected except through patient,
Intelligent work The same PROPOSE
jtipn holds good with the farmer, or
business mans be he banker or mer-
chant. Thezcow must be: fed ifsshe
Is to yield milk, and the son must be
replenished to yield grain. The "sUC-
GEES azure spreader. is the per-
,fection Of spreaders up.tt t. date. .A'THG
LIGHT DRAFT ROLLER BEARING
SUCCESS MANURE sPREADER.'
This is the year to use one to the
greatest acknowledgement every farmer
this vicinity should have one. TAX
the proposition over with =. H, Pros;
per & Co., before buying q spreader.
Liberal terms and fair prices.
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IT the Goalt m, ~ ~

Ohm r. &7enTy,z@SsE
Judge OK the County gpaft
s5 Let service on the above citaf ton ssteS
made Rby public lion once q week Tor
inter- OCEAN and personally on the rese
spor,dents srasiding In Ramsey county
M III, and By reg stered ma Ill on all the
Il 81 IETenf
dges
EDWARD III El mn,
ttorney for Exe eufoF
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j. THE CITY

Mrs. e. A. Bridert returned .Satur-
day morning from; few days visit
at Cando.
Mrs. A. M. Powell entertained the
Misses Pendergast for few days last
week. /: 70 -
II its feed you want We have 1t,
no difference what what kind you
wantpr the quantity desired. Farmers
MIL. $s #:7' ,Ei;i23a as.ss J:
=. G. D.s Graves Of TOXIC was in the
City Saturday, having some dental
work done:as =. =
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E.. F. Flynn went to
st. Paul last week Friday and spent
several days in the twin cities.
-. The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will holdstheir annual sale. and
supper at Odd Fellows hall December
third. ~
Miss Beatrice Manseau of Devils
Lake visited for few days lastaweek
with Miss Emma Riordan who is at
tending, the Valley City State Normal.
Farm loans at lowest rates, Sci
John w. Maher. Y S$:s E E.. !
MI. and Mrs. IA. ;J.ssWelsh left Sat
urday for Minneapolis to remain until
after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Welsh's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard H.
The Hour manufactured by the Ear
msr'a MIN 10 growingsin favor an the
time. There 70 o reason for L. Quail
nv. n ..,..5 r.. ,;e: :
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state of i North Dakota, County Of
y RAmsey---ss. -.
sIn. District Court, Second Judicial Dis
William J. Ftfer, Plaintiff. -
The Western Farm Mortgage Trust Com
i sI psany, Of Kansas, a foreign corpora
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named defendant: r - - .s>2Es- y.
~ You! are hereby summoned. to answer
the complaint in this action which viii
be. filed: with the Clerk OF the above
North Dakota and to Serve a copy. Of
Your pssgsrsn pom the: snbsegi bers With
in thirty days after the service Of this
snmmons upon you, exclusive Of the
day ofservice; and irZoases Of your fail;
be taken against you by default for the
relief l,sf. demanded In the. COMPLAINT ~ zs
! Dated November 6th. 1909 IL. r.? sG,.
Rdrke, Mtddaugh g cuthbert.
Residence and postoffice address:
=: Devils Lake, North Dakota -:
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y-.t
BALI. [,

Bailey in the Britt, Qowa.) Tribune:
The. game Of football now takes the
place Of politics. = We don't under
stand the game much better than we
do the game of politics. but neither
does any. one else who has ever writ
ten about it, SO our chance is as good
as any Of the rest. To begin with,
there should be two goals and they
should be certain distance apart, or
perhaps a little farther than that.
Then there should be ball about the
size of a small pumpkin, this is filled
with wind or if it amt, it should be.
Now you want eleven men or big boys
with different kinds Of DISCUSSES, some
have their shins covered with sheen
skin, others puts it. on their nose or
over. their ears, and others pad their
stomachs. This is to make them elias
tic so they will bound when they
strike the ground. Then you want;
eleven other fellows a little bigger.
and stronger than the first eleven but
not quite SO quick. Now get bug
eyed individual who can get down on
his narrow bones suddenly and squfnt
with one eye to referee the game.
Then there is a mix-up. The, half
backs get the full back by the neck
and turns his head around SO that he
can see into his own ears, and in the
meantime the. fellow with the bull
meek punts the pigskin to a ,frazz1e.
The little devil with the: spider legs
catches the ball and lights out with
it for about two feet when he meets
La fellow with a buckskin nose who
throws him in the air about ten feet
and takes the ball away from him on
the fly. In the meantime another fell
low has got the ball and has been
, stood on his head and seven large
strong fellows have jumped on his
stomach twice apiece, and have cram
! med his tongue down In, hi sthroax.
Time is called and the throax is fixed
Tor a new one brought in, and then all
jump on another fellow and smash
| him until he can't breathe. When the
Ifull back gets the half back twice it
lis a whole back and then the quarter
back hits the end In the. first half.
I There are three halves and two half
backs. this makes two whole ones and
a. third, but as there5is also third on
1.-The other side there is two thirds and
a quarter back. We hope we have
made this clear, as much depends on
borough understanding of the game
lin order to enjoy 1t. #3s 3. ~
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Seago,aable Advice,

ss Send home q bottle Of Chambe flain's
Cough Remedy today along with your
other household supplies. It Is the
hest Investment you can make at this
season Of the year, especially II there
are children Ia the home. There ID no
better medicine obtainable con
tains Id opium OF other naTcotics. For
sale by all druggists