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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
j. p. C4DDAGAN DEAD.
Old Hotel Nan Erpires After Three
Days UncOnSG0usness.

John P. Caddaean, lessee and manager of the
Hoffman House, who had been seriously III and
unconscious for the last three days. died last
night at his hotel at 10:40 o'clock Death was
caused by cirrhOsis of the liver.
Mr.. Caddagan was born in Springfield, Mass,
sixty-one years ago. At sixteen he entered the
Broa dway Central Hotel at $50 a month. He
was gradually promoted to managing clerk.
He became interested in the drama, and soon
won the friendship of Edwin Booth Charlotte
Cushman and other well known players. AS
manager for Dion Boucicault he travelled all
over the world for fifteen years.
Mr.. Caddagan later managed the Union Hotel
in Saratoga. After turning his attention TO
railroad construction in North Carolina he re-
turned to New York and assumed the manage
rnent OF the Hoffman House.
Mr.. Caddagan was bachelor. He leaves a
stepmother and two sisters the Misses Anna
and Margaret Caddagan, who were at his bed
side when he died Mr.. Caddagan mem
Der of the Manhattan Club, the Catholic Club
and of the Oakland and Kanoaks golf clubs.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
GAIN IN NEXT HOUSE.
Dir. Loudenslager Predicts 227 Re
pubEcdns, I64 Democrats.

Representative Henry c. Loudenslager. OF
New Jersey. secretary Of the Republican Ma
tional Congressional Committee, who has been in
charge of the New York headquarters In the
campaign, gave out yesterday his estimate Of
the complexion of the House of Representatives
in the 6ist Congress.
From the several thousand letters received
said Mr.. Loudensager, "and from personal
interviews with politicians and other observers
from all sections oF the country, am convinced
that a conservative estimate Of the political
complexion OF the next House is that ii will
show 221 Republicans and 164 Democrats.
Il am confident that election results will give
an increase in the number of Republicans
rather than a decrease. This campaign has
been a strange one in many respects; unusual
conditions have existed in different sections
and while there will be some changes, the net
result will. in my judgment, be as stated"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ARREST goo IN TWO RAIDS.
Bugher's Men Cut Way Through
Val to ALLEGED POOIrOOm.

Two hundred men were made prisoners in two
police raids yesterday alleged poOrOoms in the
Easements OF East Side tenement houses Deputy
Commissioner Bughcr made the raids the
heads Of Captain Shaw. OF the East 5th street sta
in eth street and the other in Second They
were fitted up social clubs, and, II Is said. had
been running for several months Everything from
stuss to horserace betting, II is said. played.
Deputy Commissioner BuEher ordered the re-
serves from seven precincts shortly after o'clock
and the suspected poorooms surrounded. The
9TH street house had been fortified against attack
and the police had TO cut their way in through a
wall More than half hour was occupied In fore
ing an entrance Cards and gaming paraphernalia
the police say. found in both places.
All of the charged with aiding and
betting gambling and will be arraigned in the
YorkviIle court to-day One Of them is said to be
former police sergeant. To find for all the
prisoners IT was necessary 10 divide them between
Mulberry street Elizabeth street, Mercer
and Macdougal street stations
Later in the day ra d was made p stationery
store In 14th street east OF Third avenue also in
Captain Shaw's precinct The police battered in
the doors and on the second story found. they say
a well equipped poolroorn. but It empty. There
were electric buzzers' and doors four inches thick
A roulette wheel, cards, chips and other gambling
materials were found in a which had a
dummy" wall of paper mache, with exit to
the rear yard Three months ago Deputy Commits
soner Bugher raided the same place and made
several arrests
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
SAILORS STEAL $4,000
ROB TRUNKS ON ADRIATIC
Booty Hidden About Liner-Fonr
Men Confess.

Plunder valued at more than $4,000 taken oy
sailors from the baggage of the passengers on
the steamship Adriatic which arrived yesterday
was recovered by the police from hiding places
about the ship. Four sailors who were arrested
admitted the robberies.
David Nisbett valet to Captain Herbert B.
BIagrave complained that Captain Blagrave's 8
trunks had been wrenched open on the voyage
over Investigation followed and Harry Caven-
dish. William Chalk, James Kelly and william
Henry. four suspected sailors were arrested late
last night At Police Headquarters the police
wrung from them information which led to the
discovery of quantities Of clothing and valuables
which had been taken from passengers baggage
A large canvas bag such as sailors use on
shipboard was found in the mems quarters filled
with stolen material A diamond brooch valued
at s35O0 which had been taken from Captain
Blagrave's trunk, was found In crevice IN the
ironwork of the hurricane deck.
According to the police, the men confessed
that on October 26 when the deck was clear OF
pa passengers they tore the fastenings from ire
after hold hatch. Trunks and bags were forced
open and much valuable loot stored in the can
vas bag Captain Blagrave's trunks were among
the first that the robbers happened on, and in
one of them they found his Jewel case with the
diamond brooch and several other pieces Of jew
elry.
In the bag was found Russian sable and other
valuable furs, said to be worth $4,000. string
of pearls and a dog collar of the same gems,
valued at many thousand dollars, were also
found.
Detectives were detailed to make further in
vestIgation of the robberies, and the identity OF
several passengers who were robbed Will prop
ably be learned Some of the articles recovered
were marked Davis" and Gregg and
wheeler" Mrs Fellows Davis jr. Miss Clara
T. Gregg and George B. Wheeler were on the
passenger list Of the Adriatic.
When seen at the Hotel Manhattan last
night Captain Blagrave said that he would
remain in New York City as long as necessary
to prosecute the case against the four men, To
do so he will postpone a trip to Mexico.
Police Headquarters reported last night that
the total value of the goods stolen might reach
$4,000. No statement has been issued by the
officials of the line.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ODDS LENGTHEN AGAIN.
Taft and Hughes Money Begging
Harder than Erer.

The betting odds on Taft and Hughes in the
financial district were again heightened yester-
day. The prices sQuoted ranged from 10 to 4ia
to l Taft and from 10 to to money
Hughes. Two bets OF 10 to / on Taft
reported. Both were made the Cotton Ex-
change and were for small amounts, one of 5000
TO $50 and the other 500 TO SO. AS a general
rule. however. the odds on Taft were 3 to l.
One Stock Exchange house reported a bet Of
$1,000 at to l Taft. On the Curb 5000
was offered Taft at D 10 l. but found no
takers. OF the $4,000 Hughes money offered
in the same quarter only about $1,000 was
placed, the following bets being reported: $1,000
against 5000. $500 against $1,000 and 500
against So on Chanler
At the Stock Exchange a small bet OF 800
10 $40 placed Hughes. This the
highest odds reported on Hughes during the
day and is the highest far in the campaign.
Bryan money very scarce. Wednesday
nights rousing meeting at Madison Square Gar
den evidently having thrown a bad scare into
the Democratic leaders supporters, and only
few men could be found who willing to
risk their money on Bryans chances. In addi-
ton TO those already mentioned a Bryan man
put up $500 against $500 put up by Taft
supporter.
On the Consolidated Stock Exchange 6 TO 3
was offered on Hughes, but no Chanler money
was forthcoming.
The commission charged by brokers for plac
ing bets was increased yesterday from 1 to 21a
per cent. The reason for this increase. it
said, that the brokers did not care to take
the risk of getting into trouble incurred through
the anti-bettng law for only l per cent of
the stakes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
A PLACE FOR RIDDER's S $4,000.
Bryan Wants Park Loungers Cared for from
Campaign Funds.

Rome, n. Y, Oct. 29-"They talking proa-
perty and the papers tell US that they are go
ing to have a great big parade in New York
City next Saturday night. They going to
have red fire; they going TO have illumina-
tions; they are going to have bands, and when
] was in New York l them building grand
stands along the route for the people who wiz
watch tie parade Why don't they take the
money and furnish lodgings at night for. the
hundreds of men whom l sleeping on the
benches in the park?
Il had occasion to ride down Broadway two
nights one time at o'clock and another time
at i o'clock in the morning and there were not
less than 800 men sleeping in one park on
benches, and they were protecting themselves
from the cold by tieing newspaper around their
limbs and while these men have not the money
with which to buy lodging, the Republican
party is pouring out its money from it's cam
paign fund on red fire in order to prove that il
is the party of prosperity"
This was the way William ]. Bryan concluded
his speech at this place to-day, after denounc-
ing Mr Taft for threatening panic in the casa
of his election. and in order 10 show that a
panic was now upon the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CELLULOID FIRE FATAL.
Tao Worhmen Killed When One
Drops Match in Barrel.

Two men lost their lives and third was pam
fuIlv burned in O. fire which was started when
one accidentally dropped match in barrel Of
celIuIoid material in the building at No 164
Duane street last night
David Mahoney. of No. 8 Manhasset Place.
Brooklyn and Henry Jones. Of No ia East 26th
street. we're burned to death trying to escape
from the cellar. With them was William Sett-
CAST of No So North Henry street. Brooklyn,
who was burned about the face and body.
The three men were employees OF Stillman &
EngIe. manufacturers Of celluloid novelties The
burst Of flames knocked Mahoney senseless
Jones struggled with Settgast to the elevator
shaft and there stumbled and fell in the path
Of the fire boarded doorway hindered the
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BIG TELEPHONE MERGER.
TueIue Companies Plan Combination
scith $500, 900, 900 Capital.
Rr ,relsrrnnh TO The Trihune.

Cleveland. Oct. 29.-The merger Of twelve tele-
phone companies operating between New YORK
and Kansas City and far south as the Gulf is
said to be assured. When completed the syndl-
cate will have a capitalization OF s2OOoooooo-
Long distance service will be Immediately posi-
BILE between New York. Pennsylvania and ONO
towns
THE project was started by men OF means
controlling the principal companies. said Bart
c. Hubbell, president Of the Interocean Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, of Buffalo, in an
interview here to-day, and is nearing COM
pletion Over twenty thousand miles Of poles
and wires will be included in the string"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
POLITICAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mr. Taft speaks at Screrdl cities in Cen
trat NclC York. advocating the reelection
of Gorernor Hughes, closing tcith a great
demonstration at SHGcuse.
GOrernOr Hughes ends q busy day Of
erectire campaigning at FredoniG. v. Y,
haring spoken also at Ostce1o. Fulton.
Batarfa and Dunkirk
James s. Sherman speaks at Albany,
sharply attacking Mr. B'yGn's attitude on
foreign commerce.S
RepubItcGn National Chairman Hitch
cock expresses the BELIEF that sercrGI
states regarded as doubtful or Democratic
,ciH be tor Taft and Sherman.
Secretary CorteIyon at meeting in
Murray Hill Lweun attacks the economic
record and principles Of Mr. Bryan.
Representative Loadenslager. secretary
of the Republican Congressional Commit
tee. prdicts an increase in the Republican
majority in the nCrt House.
William J. Brpdn speaks al CobOes,
rt,cd. Oneida, Rome aud other points,
closing rcih tuO meetings in Syracuse. at
one of rhich erJud0e Alton B., Parker
also speaks.
Lieutenant Gorernor Chanler' makes
eleren speeches at PlGttsbmg. Ogdcnsburo
aud Intervening points
Chairman Mack OF. the Democratic M
tioral Committee Is no,C not nearly so
confident that Neic York state tciH 90
Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
MRS. WILLIAM ASTON ILL.
Children Summoned to Her Bedside
Old Heart Trouble.

Mrs William Astor who has been IN poor
health for the last few months at her nome NO
S42 Fifth avenue, said last night 70 De
critically i'll. and it was decided to call her I'M
mediate family to her bedside Mr. and MIS- j.
Iaurens Van Allen were expected to arrive at
the house last night.
Dr. Austin Flint issued a bulletin last night
saving that Mrs Astor suffered a recurrence OF
sn old heart trouble about four weeks ago. Since
then she has had several attacks. but he said she
was resting quietly Mrs. Astor is nearly sew
enty- eight years old
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
WILL DARN, BUT DARNEo IF THEY SCRUB

Icy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Pittsburg Oct. 2s-The State Federation of Penn
svlvania Women this afternoon. after long dis
cussion decided that it all right 10 darn and
mend for the family, but too much scrubhing. etc
wouldn't do. Ii finally decided to establish
fund Of $4,000 to maintain scholarship at the
PENNSYLVANIA State College in domestic science.
Mrs Anna G Tnnghast delegate from Titus
Vile Penn. made address, closing with the
following:
What effect think you win endless round of
cleaning scrubhing washing and ironing have
upon a human soul? How far toward the ideal in
moral and spiritual development viii such q soul
be able 90 advance?
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
COULDN'T KEEP HOUSE, KILLED SELF
Wife Informs Husband Why She Took Her
Life and That of Their Child

Worcester, Mass oct. @-When Louis Minoli,
a granite cutter. returned home from work to-
night he found his wife aged nineteen years and
their year-old baby. Cesar dead In bed with their
throats cut The medical examiner decided that
the woman had killed the child and then committed
suicide with the same weapon her husbands razor
Mrs Minon left q letter for her husband in which
she declared that she loved him. but that she
going TO end her life she did not know how
( n he a housekeeper.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
"SPORTS Il DISEASE"
School athletes Erdlted to Demi-
gods, Says Chicago Educator.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Chicago. Oct 29.-Football. basket ball and
American sports in general have become a ma
tional disease. according to President o. c.
Schneider of the Chicago Board of Education.
He was led to this declaration through the criti
cism of Superintendent of Schools Cooley, who
complained of the physical culture work in the
high schools.
Our system of sports in the high schools ia
anything but educational" said Mr.. Schneider
The youngsters that do the playing taught
that they are better than their fellows If they
can beat some one else they are exalted like
demgods It has reached time when So
called sport is really a disease"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
MUST RID HIMSELF OF ONE WIFE.
Hong Kong Man with Two Can Bring Only
One Into United States.

San Francisco Oct. 2s-The immigration authori-
ties at Washington have ordered a temporary d-
vision In the family Of Robert Hu Tung Bosnian, the
Hong Kong millionaire who barred from the
United States because of his belief in poiygamy
and because he accompanied by two wives.
The government has ruled that Bosnian may stay
in this country with of his wives but the other
must be deported.
The embarrassing predicament has been solved.
II is said, and Mrs Clara Bosnian who is accom-
panied by four children will remain in attendance
upon her husband. who is under treatment in the
German Hospital for nervous disorders.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CAUGHT DEER WITH OYSTER DREDGE
Swimming Mile from Shore Buck Escapes
Hounds Only To Be Hauled on Boat.

SayviIle Long Island, Oct 29.-Deer hunting with
an oyster dredge is the newest sport on the Great
South BAY. A full grown buck was captured yes
terdav by oyster d-edgers, who found him swim
ming in the bay and hauled him aboard their boat
near Great River. The buck had been driven into
the water by hounds ana he padding in the ice
cold water nearly mile from Shore when the
Beebe brothers dredge captured him.
CAPTAIN Feebe sent the deer scampering through
the forest on the George Taylor Reserve near Great
River when he reached shore.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
yoHNsoN FAvoRITE IN MINNESOTA

BY Telegraph to The Tritune.l
St Paul Oct. 29-Fifty thousand dollars have
been wagered the reelection Of Governor john
son IN Minnesota thus far odds OF from
against the Republican candidate. One hundred
thousand dollars has been posted that Johnson will
be the next Governor and that Taft will not
ceive 5000 majority over Bryan. On the latter
proposition more than half has been covered. Mr..
Roosevelt carried the state BY 1900.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

The Manyema District Of the Congo Free state
ties 70 the eastward OF the centre. between the
Congo River and Lake Tanganyika and south OF
the Stanley Falls region 1t is a long distance
from the rich copper deposits previously found be-
tween the Kassai River and the Atlantic, and IN
the southeastern regions Gold ana copper nave
Iso bee, found near Lake Tanganyika- Stevenss
.Copper Handbook says: The principal copper de-
posits OF the Congo Free State, as now known are
in Katanga the southeastern province. around the
headwaters Of the principal affiuent OF the congo
River"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
MOVE TO GUST SULTAN.
Report That Young Turks WtH
Make Third Son Their Ruler.

Paris. Oct 3O--A dispatch from Smyrna says
that the Young Turks, believing that the Sultan
has atsecret understanding with Tewfk Pacha,
the Foreign Minister, have decided 10 de'nrone
him and replace him by his third son. Salonlca
troops will be sent to overawe the Albanian
guard and fanatfcal reactionists.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ODDS ON TAFT IN DENVER.

TBy Telegraph - The Tribune
Denver, Oct E.-Even money is offered here
that Taft will have $1,000 plurality in New York
with takers There is plenty of money ready
back Taft at l. with few bets made Even
money that Bryan will carry Colorado is taken
Indiana for Taft at 100 10 90 finds no takers
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
GOLD FIELDS IN CONGO.
american Expedition Finds Rich
Mineral Deposits.

brussels. Oct 29.-Reports received from r
D. Mohun, leader Of the American expedition IN
the Congo say that he has discovered rlch de-
posits of gold, tin and copper in the Manyema
district
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
SNOW IN VIRGINIA.
Fire Inches Covers Mountains an
Vicinity of Roanoke.

Roanoke. Va. Oct 2s-The first snow Of the
season tonight covers the mountains OF South
western Virginia to depth of five inches. II fell
all day west Of Roanoke.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
coRnELIA eoTkIN LOSES APREAL.

San Francisco. oct @-The D trct Court Of
Appeals to-day affirmed the Judgment OF the lower
court IN the OF Cordelia Botkin. who was
sentenced life Imprisonment in 1904 for the mur-
der OF Mrs. John p. DInning Of Dover. Del, by
means OF poisoned candy sent through the mails
from San Francisco,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

HEKD'k HUDSON FOOTBALL SPECIAL.
West PIT Princeton oct. 81. See Day Line Advt.-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

uhAN's RESTAURANT, PARK ROW BLDG
open Election Night Returns announced Music
-Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
Its purity has made IL famous. "-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30

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