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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
EGG HARBoR's MAYOR RETURNS.
William Mall Clears Up Indebtedness and
Denies Rumors Concerning Him

Egg Harbor. Aug. 1s--Wiam Mall. former
Mayor and Postmaster, has again returned TO this
city after absence Of several weeks. during
which time very sensational accusations were
laid against him. Mr.. Mall gave out statement IN
which he said that instead OF having taken $1,000
he only had $50 with him when he left TO
spend week At Tuckerton. but later decided TO
visit his mother in Switzerland whittier he went
returning here late last night The money he had
raised on paper he AYERS was used I'm the business
of the Mall & Dey Carriage Company. and the
present depression In business prevented them from
meeting pressing obligations.
He denied other stories concerning him. To-day
he paid his personal obligations. and declared
that would lose cent from the company.
He said he still legally Mayor OF this city.
having been irregulary deposed during his absence.
but that he would not claim the Office preferring
to take much needed rest He does not intend to
remain in this city. however longer than to
straighten his affairs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
EYE TEST FOR r. r. MEN.
Nere York Centrats Employees Masf
Pass Physical Examination

Paul Smiths. y. Y, Aug S-Of farree1Hiis ="
portance is a protective measure aG0pIs0 Aeis
night by a conference Of New York CeTt1rA n@n
road officials. which makes It compulsory l'F a.
railroad employees engaged in the operation u
trains on the CentraIs lines TO undergo piS
cal examination and to have their eyes 'este1
This ruling affects the men IN the service to-oAs'
as well as those who may candidates for places
Railroad presidents vice-presidents. generzI nan
ayers s1lperfntendents and surgeons from ul@iiS
roads are in conference here TO consider the var
Gus phases of the employers liability law W. -
Brown senior vice-president of the Ne" ioiS
Central lines. presided at the meeting to-nisaI-
The measure adopted is the first step OF i1poTrsnos
that has been taken
The chief counsellor and chief surgeons OF 'nese
railroads discussed the application OF the ne" ei
poyers' liability law TO railroads and the FeSI -
of examinations Of injuries of men VINO met VIZ
accidents while working for railways fhe COZ"
ference closed tonight with an announcefnslt y
Mr. Brswn that freight rates and wages Wouio hOI
he discussed until after election oeTrnii',se "1
appointed 10 consider the matter Of posslnis -
vision of the liability law
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WILLIAMSBURG MAN FINALLY DIES.
Had Revived After Life Seemed Extinct for
Three Minutes

. Oscar Culver. who was resuscitated at the East
District Hospital Williamsburg. after he had
been apparently dead for three minutes, was kept
alive until yesterday morning.
The reviving of Culver caused considerable in
terest among the physicians of the hospital as the
patient had failed respond to the tests usually
used at death. DR.. Michael Jaffer the house sur
geou, used a solution 2ade from one-tenth OF a
grain of strychnine. which injected beneath
the skin under the heart apd artificial respTa-
ton. This followed by the signs of re-
rrning life including regular breathing pulse and
heart beats The action of the heart was further
strengthened by the of stimuants DR. Janer
says that Culver. when he started to work oyer
him Was as dead as man could be $
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
INVENTOR ENDS HIS LIFE.
Former Resident of Oakland Vas
Sufferer from Paresis.

Harry L. Finnell. of wealthy resident of
Oakland Call who lived at No. 1s West 1920
street committed suicide yesterday in his sec
ond floor apartment there. He was an inventor
and had associated with him in his deals Ernest
Chernikow, former representative of the
United States at San Salvador Chernilkow
sailed for Europe few hours before his partner
committed suicide.
Finnall had been an invalid for the last fve
years and during that time had been nursed by
a Miss Elizabeth Williams. being attended reg
ularly by DR.. J. w Amey, Of No. 1874 West 44th
street
DR.. Amey said Finnell was sufferer from
incipient paresis. but that his condition had
improved recently Finnen invented a new
process OF manufacturing chemical rubber
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BARNES AND HITCHCOCK CONFER.
National Chairman and ALBANY Leader Talk
on Railway Tran.

Frank II. Hitchcock. chairman OF the Repuohcah
National Committee returned to the city last
night from Utica where he had attended the notl-
acation of CONGRESSMAN Sherman He had not been
expected until to-day, there were no pohtlcal
callers when he reached the Manhattan Hotel lie
will be at national headquarters again to-day
While in Utica Mr.. Hitchcock had long 'alhS
with Secretary Root and Congressman Sherman on
questions relating to the campaign. William
Barnes jr, the Albany leader, who is bitterly op-
posed TO the denomination Of Governor Hughes
took occasion 10 leave Utica on the same train
as the national chairman, and they talked together
most of the way 20 Albany
Mr. Barnes probably made known his opposition
10 Hughes the national chairman in much the
same vigorous fashion that he did 10 the President
But Mr Hitchcock is who wants to know
both sides Of g question, and there is no doubt
that he will have opportunity OF getting the
other side within the next two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ATTACKS WOMAN DOCTOR.
DR.. Mary Crawford Has Encounter
zCith Maniac TN ambulance

DR.. Mary Crawford. Of the Williamsburg Hos
pitel Yesterday had the most exciting adventure
of her experience ambulance surgeon when
she was attacked by a denented coboler VINO
scratched her face, cholxed her and tried TO huTi
her from the ambulance The pfucky surgeon
fought back and with the assistance o1 q couple or
policemen ovsrpowersd the man and removed nm
later to the Kings County Hospital
The maniac was Herman Pomerantz. thirty-rour
years Old who. with his wife and three cniioren'
lived at No. 17 Harrison avenue, WHharlsO1Fs-
IA had beeo acting 1ueerly for several weeks, and
while his wife feared outbreak. she listened 70
her children who fdolized their father and hesi-
tated at having him put under restraint n.s
first violent outbreaF came yesterday "heh 40
tackled his wife and children with coooier knil'-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
FIGHT IN KINGS SETTLED.
Chairman Woodruff Said to Have Brought
Together Warning Factions.

Through the action OF State Chairman Woodruff,
II IS said the last threatened primary tight IN
Kings County was practically adjourned year
at secret meeting last night in the 9Th Assembly
District the district presided over by ex-Naval
Officer Robert A. Sharkey This was the only live
fight that has troubled Brooklyn Republicans this
summer Alderman William A Wentz, backed by
Henry weismann and a number of the old Sharkey
men, had been planning g fight against Sharkey
for several weeks. The cry was against one-InaIl
power" and it said that Sharkey had prom
ised Mr. Woodruff to retire from the leadership
this fall in consideration Of his appointment as
Deputy County Clerk.
Monday evening the opposition organized Inc
same evening the factions agreed to hold a
conference last night. -Four men were to appear
from each side and the differences were TO be ad-
justed. Jesse Fuller headed Alderman Wentz 8
committee and Assemblyman Charles Weber head
ed Sharkey's men.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
JELLICO STATUS ACUTE.
SIR Negroes Reported Burned
Whites Clear Another Tozcn
lsy Telegraph TO The Tribunal

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug 1a-The bands OF vhHs
miners and mountainesrs have cleared the negroes
out of CampbeITs mining camp, one ufe frp1z
Anthras the scene Of last nights troubls In ths
JelIico mining district. Before daylight this morn
ing fifty negro men. women and chndren were
driven from their homes, some fleeing half clad
The expected attack on Anthras wss postponed.
Sheriff Huddlestons having stationed there onA
hundred armed men. strongly fortified To-Day no.
tees were distributed the negroes II ten mining
camps In q radius of thirty miles thas they must
leave the country within three days
It was reported to-day that negro cabin IN rns
mountains near Anthras had been burned, togefher
with an aged negro and I've children This
has been verified
All day negroes poured into Jellico and other
towns, where they were warned TO sst er- IN tarse
days.
Governor Patterson and Adfutsnt Gereral Brown
communicated to-day with Colonel Cary F. sDsn-
GER commanding the 90 Tennsssss Regiment az
Knoxville who Is IN touch with the situation. and
the troops may be ordered out at a moments
notice.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
NORMAN E. MACK COMING TODAY.
Democratic Headquarters at Last To Be
0pened-Mr Sulzer's Boom

Norman f. Mack sent word the Hoffman
House yesterday that he might be expected to-day
and at last the headquarters of the Democratic
National Committee will be opened.
John A Mason. secretary of the state COM
mittee is expected TO oiciate at the formal open
ing Of the state headquarters at the same time
They are to take some Of the nineteen rooms that
have been engaged by the national committee
William J. Conners. chairman of the state COM
mittee, may reach the city to-day but nothing
definite had been received from him last night.
When Chairman Conners arrives he will bump
into a Governorship boom for Congressman Sulzer
which the friends of the latter have been con-
structing for him in the last few days. Mr. Sulzer
two years ago second 10 Hearst in,the conven-
ZION Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
THE LOWELL ON TRIAL TRIP.
New Charities Department Boat Will Be In
Commission September l.

The trial trip of the Lowell, the steamer OF
the CITY tDepa rtment of Public Charities named In
memory of the late Mrs. Josephine Shaw Lowell.
was held yesterday. Robert ". Hebberd, the Com
missioner of Public Charities, with more than a
hundred guests invited by the builders. the Fred
erick A Verdon Company. OF West New Brighton.
made the sx-hour trip and scented to consider
the boat decidedly satisfactory.
The Low ell was launched May 25, and will
not be turned over the city for final acceptance
until about September l. when she is due to go
into commission. Mrs. Josephine Shaw Lowell was
the founder OF the Charity Organization Society
and for many years member of the State Board
of Charities The work of the Lowell will consist
in carrying benefciar1es of the citys charity en-
ployes visitors and supplies.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
HARVESTERS RIOTOUS.
Stores Looted and Women InSutted
One Nan Hanged.
TBy Telegraph to Tn. Tribune. ]

Winnipeg Man, Aug. 1S-About fifteen thou
sand harvesters have sarrived here from East
ern Canada in the last three days, and spe-
ciaI trains have been turned into expeditions
of loot Harvesters on the first two or three
trains have pillaged stores in small towns. ter
rorizing the occupants with revolvers and bowie
knives Every woman coming in the way of
these rowdies was insuIted, and at one place q
woman emptied gun at the harvesters wound
ing several Every gang of section men which
passed in daylight shot at and bottles and
other missiles thrown. A cow was tied to
a rear car and dragged to death. At a wayside
station man hanged and narrowly
escaped death, his companions letting him down
after his feet were dangling in air.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SEEKS DEATH IN CROWD
JERSEY Nan Then Fights Police IN
Front of FJat9rOn Building.

Almond Wenk OF Riverside n. J.. tried to com
nit suicide by shooting himself with a pistol loaded
with blank cartridges. in front of the F1atiron
Building at Fifth avenue Broadway and Sd
street. yesterday afternoon. The street was filed
with shoppers and much excitement followed
Patrolmen kurtzer. Grey and Reid, of the traffic
squad fought through the crowd that had gath
cred, and after struggle with the apparently
would-be suicide succeeded in getting the pistol
away from him.
Meanwhile ambulance summoned from Belle
Hospital arrived. but the surgeon could find no
wound in the mans breast. The pistol contained
only blank cartridges. Wenk is In the psychopathio
ward at Bellevue. He had a letter which said that
the writer contemplated suicide
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
CORNELL CLUB SEEKS NEW HOME.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Lease the Cyrus w.
Field Mansion

Tie Cornell University Club, at No 81 West 45th
street, is seeking a home and ii was learned
last night that unsuccessful effort had just been
made to lease the famous Cyrus W. Field house
now owned by Henry w Poor. Gramercy Park
1t in this house. which stands at the northeast
corner of st street and Lexington avenue that the
first Atlantic cable agreement was signed 1t stands
just across Lexington avenue from the house of
the late Stanford White, now the home of the
Princeton Club
Mr.. Poor's home was redecorated by Stanford
White not many years ago at cost of $3.50 e00
The property is Nos. 123 and 125 East 2lst street
and also No 1 Lexington avenue. Its present
value. according to expert real estate men, is es-
timated at about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
PRowDeNT MEETING IN LOUISVILLE

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville Aug. ia meeting Of the officers and
directors &C the Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society win be held in Louisville some time next
week Floyd Day. the Kentucky lulaLernan who
financed the deal whereby arthur Langha1n headed
q syndicate which got control Of the stock said
to-day that the Inter-Southe:n Life IEruTance Com
pany wanted 10 take tic Presdent but that
through some teclnic cality IN Ihe construction {, T
tts charter. able get into New York.
and that the plan MAS reached whereby the Prosi-
dents existence would ZEE continued The old COM
nsAS.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
PLANS FOR 5O-KIL0METRE FLIGHT.
Wilbur Wright's Aeroplane Repaired and
Sent to Larger Track.

re Mans Aug 18-Wilbur Wright, the American
aaronlona inventor has leased the field of Au-
vours a large military track, seven miles from
here. where he will have greater space to conduct
his flights
Mr. Wright completed the repairs to MS aeropl'ne
today and sent 1t TO Auvours. The flight probably
Ill ba resumed Thursday In order to measure
the distance of his flight of fifty kilometres Chirty-
one miles) Mr. Wright will employ as guides five
captjve balloons arranged in the form of penta-
eon at. a height of seventy-fve feet, over Whlcn
the American aeronaut will fly.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
oNLo0KERs AT FAST TRAIN VICTIMS.
Cylinder Head Blows Out at Fifty Miles an
Hour-Two Dead, Five Hurt.

Philadelphia Aug 1s,-Two Italians were killed
and five others seriously injured by the blowing out
of cylinder head locomotive drawing an e1-
press train the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, near
Bristol, suburb, to-day.
The accident occurred at point where gang
Of laborers at work on the roadbed The men,
who were standing along the tracks looking at the
train it passed, were bowled like tenpins
and Francisco Bolando was instantly killed. An
tonic Rogo was so badly injured that he died in a
short while and the others scaded by the
steam and bruised. AT the time of the accident
the train running at the rate OF fifty miles an
hour
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BIG PICKEREL CAUSES DROWNING.
Boat Upset on Tupper Lake-Cincinnai
Physician Loses Life

Upper Lake, N. ", Aug 1s-Dr Joseph Eich-
berg of Cincinnati, drowned to-day in Big
Tupper Lake. a party. including Dr. Eichberg his
brother-in-Iaw Mr. Kuhn, and John Champney a
guide. was fishing, While they We're trying to
land a large pckcrel the boat capsized. Or. Eich-
berg could swim. and sank Immediately. The
guide dived twice and got hold of the doctor. but
was forced let go to save himself. Or. Eichberg
was the guest of H. NJ. Levy. a dstiller also OF
Cincinnati who a camp Big Tupper
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK AERoNAuT KILLED.

Buffalo Aug. 1S.-Arthur Lane, an aeronau'' VINO
had been making ascensons at local amusement
mark was so badly injured last night that he died
carly to-day. Lane who was clinging to a trapeze
bar perhaps twenty-five feet from the balloon, was
carried by strong breeze against the theatre
building and, losing his hold, fell thirty feet 10
the ground. Lane was from New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
TsE POSITION OF THE FLEET.

sydney. n 3 W. Aug. IA wireless disP-1SA
s.ives the position of the American battlesnip h7
az S D. m. on Tuesday latitude. "a degrees p
minutes south longitude I59 degrees 10 minutes
no "a lie Is-aatch stT westerly breeze. With .
heavy sea. prevailed throughout tae daS n9usa 80.
Ius toward nishtfaiL The rough sea caused sIh -.
re.lrcftan in the speed OF the WsrSbtps. hut az
,,'tleck in The evening. sDecd was lnfs
tyyclvt. knots a order arrive schedule uAl.-
The hospital ship Relief unable 10 AssA ~
DlsA the other vessels OF the dss<,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ATTACHES AUTO FOR KILLING DOG.

Greenwich Conn. Aug. B-Fred II. Knapp a
local undertaken has attached the automobile OF
Mrs. +. c. Shittemore. daughter OF a. T. Dema-
rest the New York carriage manufacturer who
died last month for the sUm OF 5000 which ne
claims as damages FOR IL" Killing of his valuable
English setter by her machine. lie alleges
that the dog within its rights ON the highway
and that the automobile the wrong side Of
road. In Connecticut animals have the same
rights on the highway a human beings
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BURNS AND soulREs READY.

sydney. \. s. W Aug. IS.-T There IS great IN
terest in the Forthcoming fight between Tommy
Burns, the American pugilisI. and BiP' Sqnires of
Australia. Burns from London for this
encounter, A rsceId gais of s75.oo0 is sypsctea
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
OPERATORS WON'T RAISE cHEcko OFF.
~ Telegraph 10 Nc Trlbune.

Pittsburg Aug. lS-Coal operators of the Pitts
burg district refused to-day raise the collections
from their employees under the 'check-ofr'' system
from so 65 cents month. They communicated
decision to the union officials, with the threat
that they would cease to collect anything at the
first sign of trouble. A meeting of the miners
leaders has been called for tomorrow. when a
strike may be called
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ARMY BALLOONS LONG TRIP.

Berlin. Aug. 1S.-The military steerapie oaool
which sailed away from Tegel at 10 o'clock last
night returned at dawn this morning to the bal
loon fncIosure having been in the air about hVe
hours 1t sailed to Neustadt. and averaged twenty
miles an hour Further details have been kept Sc
cret as the army aeronauts are endeaVormg 10
use IT under conditions resembling war
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WANTED TO DIE WITH MUSIC.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

York. Penn, Aug. Is Mrs. Lille I.au after
drinking ounce of laudanum last night enterAd
the parlo~ at her home and requested anotba-
member of the family To play a graphophone for
her. The odor of the drug was noticed and she
taken a hospital where she may recover
Grief because OF the recent death of a friend is
thought to have caused her act.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
THREE FIREMEN KILLED.

London Ont Aug. 1S-Thrce frerncn were killed
and a fourth was dangerously hurt tonight when
the floors burning building fr upon tben,.
The dead Lawrence Clark, Fire Chief and
McQuain and J. Coekburn. hremen. Tbs loss is
AN0QA
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL OPENING

Chicago. Aug. 1S.-Congressman Tawney. of
Minnesota, tonight announced that Republican
National Congressional headquarters would be
opened September 1 in the Auditorium Hotel
Chicago.
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