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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
UNVEIL FORT LEE SHAFT
Battleshp's Guns Boom as Young
Uoman Bares Monument.

monument dedicated to the soldiers or .he
American Revolution was unveiled at FORT Lee
veeterdav afternoon Miss Grace Bufdette
granddaughter of Peter Burdette, VINO roWeo
washington across the Hudson from Fort "ash-
ineton when he was retreating from the oatue oi
Long Island pulled the cord that sunVeileo tie
memorial simultaneously with the unvelhng tne
battleship New Hampshire, which was lying d.
anchor in the Hudson, fired salute OF tWehty-oae
guns More than ten thousand persons cheereu
when the statue exposed to view.
The exercises began with a parade VI hiihtary
and other organizations. Including regulars rom
coverpor's Island and marines from the Ne"
Hamnshire which was reviewed by Governor fort
and his military staff. and Captain Winsiow OF tne
New HAMPSHIRE and his staff.
Governor Forts address was principally histori-
cal Among other things he sald:
con in natriotism we must not let the s1houldeI-
ing embers of patriotic impulse die lney @ heeu %
he ouickened into flame Greed ana ~. ioVe 80 VI
money must not take the place or patfiotic RIi
nose To-day we are witnessing. IN the puoiio oi
press the exploiting of men in public ilfe Ior le
yecept and use of money either as oincldls oI az a.
nnblic affairs It is of the SAD specLdcles m III
nIr cjviIizat ton 1t has come only py eettlhs
from the ideals of fathers. Inc youth o. ti!e
land need 10 be constantly reminded OF Wldt II
tcost in blood and sacrifice to create thls nato.i
that they may the appreciate the duty 70
keep it pure and unsullied as the fathers creaieu
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
MRS. JULIA COLT EMMETT.

Mrs. Julia Colt Enmet. the widow of William
jenkins Ernnnet. the oldest member in the United
States Of the family of the Irish patriot Robert
Enmet, died yesterday at her home in New Ro-
chelle Mrs. Emmett eighty years old. Her
husband who died three years ago. for many
years che principal agent for the firm of Brown
e. Co. Of Boston, which operated extensive sugar
Tefneries in New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Emmett leaves five sons and three daughters
Colonel Robert T. Emmet. DevereauX Emmett,
the golf champion; c. Temple Emmett r. F.
ErnInet. chief paymaster CT the Chicago BurIing-
ton & Quincy Railroad Company. and William e
Emmett. the manager of the General Electric
Company at Schenectady Her daughters are all
artists. Miss Jean Emmet recently married
10 Wifre6 Won Glefn. the English painter. The
others Mrs Rosina Sherwood and Miss Lydia
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
BRONX SHAKEN BY BLAST |
SMALL STORE WRECKED.
Three Houses RiddIed by Rock and
Tenants Haze NarrosC Escapes.

A terrific blast OF dynamite set of early last
evening in an excavation in a vacant lot be-
tween Freeman and Jennings streets. IN Nvse
avenue The Bronx. partly destroyed store
and three houses in the neighborhood, fright
ened a dozen persons into mysteries. injured
boy. killed cog and caused horse to run
avav and the subsequent destruction of de-
livery wagon
The blasting is being done preparatory to the
laving of foundation for new tenement
house at No. 1881 vyse avenue. Ever sine,
the work was started on September O. the
neiehborhood has been in a state of terror and
houses have been showered with small rocks
The blasting which has been in charge Of Pas
ouale Cratic of No zo4 East 35th street, has
been unusually heavy. and several complaints
had been made TO the police before the heavy
charge OF yesterday
Mrs Catherine Baird keeps drygoods store
st No l4s2 Nyse avenue and lives over the store
with her sister. Mrs. Margaret Christie, and the
iatter's two daughters. Mrs Elizabeth Michael
son and Miss Margaret Christie. and son.
Thomas Christie. When the announcement
was made that extra big charge had been
p,,t in the women retired TO upstairs room
with Thomas Christie. the boy. and Miss Erma
Goldnick who lives across the way
The women huddled together in a rear room.
that almost threw them off their feet Large
rocks tore through the windows. carrying with
them part of the framework and practically
wrecking one side of the house. The stones
showered around the women. but fortunately
all escaped injury.
Downstairs in the store large rocks had
wrecked the stock. A large plateglass window
3n the front had been shattered and the door
was torn from its hinges
South Of the store at No. 1880 vyse avenue
live Richard Mansfield and his wife. Mrs. Mans
field at home when the warning passed
around, and she went 10 the kitchen. A large
rock hit the window frame and entered the room
in which she standing. although she was
fortunate enough 10 escape injury. Two pieces
of stone tore clean, round holes I'm wall of the
house and another took away the kitchen door.
In the home of Max Goldnick, at No 1929
vyse avenue which is adjacent to the vacant
lot where the blast exploded, there was no
one in The force OF the explosion cracked the
foundations Of the house, carried away two
chinneys and did considerable damage to the
walls and plastering.
In Bryant street. one block east of Vyse ave-
nue, there is a row of new houses. Practically
all the windows in these were smashed and
rocks tore holes in the roofs.
In front of No 1441 Bryant street was horse
attached TO delivery wagon. The animal was
hit by small rock and became frightened. 1t
dashed up the street and demolished the wagon
by running into a post two blocks away.
The police are looking for Pasquale Cratic.
the sub-contractor who is said to have had
charge Of the blasting The Bronx detective
bureau informed, also the bureau of
combustibles. At late hour last night Cratic
had not been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
BOY HELD FOR STEALING MICROSCOPE
Youngster Was Examining Germs with In
strument When Arrested.

Young Irwin Bentons love of scientific research
caused his arrest charge of petit larceny late
yesterday afternoon at his home. No 275 Saratoga
street Brooklyn. Irwin is fourteen years old but
when the policeman entered his home to make the
arrest on a warrant sworn out by DR.. Charles
Smyth. of ST Johns Hospital, the boy exam
lining germs with the microscope which he is
cused of stealing.
Benton had been Office boy at the hospital
and while at work there became much interested in
the laboratory work. He grew proficient in the
of the laboratory apparatus. and could tell various
germs when they under the microscope The
instrument which he is alleged to have stolen is
valued at $500.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Professor Frank Parsons was born at Mount
Holly. \. J.. November a. 1854 In 1873 he was grad
uated in the mathematical and engineering course
at Cornell After engaging in railroad engineering
and teaching school he studied law and was ad-
mitted the bar in Boston. While practising this
profession he wrote books for Boston publish
ars and lectured on economics and sociology. From
1897 1909 he professor Of history and political
science in the Kansas Agricultural College. Since
1899 he had been lecturer in law al Boston University
He professor Of political science and dean of
the College of Liberal Arts in Ruskin University in
Missouri and director OF the department of history
in the Bureau OF Economic Research. Washington
in 1901 02 he testified before the United States In
oustrial Commission public ownership of rail-
roads. telegraphs and telephones. He travelled in
Europe and America studying railroads and CO.
operative Institutions and lectured in many cites.
Professor Parsons the author of number of
works including The Worlds Best Books Our
Country's Need The Drift of Our Time. The
New Political Economy The City for the Peo-
pie" The Story OF New Zealand The Railways.
the Trusts and the People and contributed to
many magazines He belonged to many societies
and was a member Of the Twentieth Century Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
4RMY IND NAVY NEWS.
[From The Tribune Bureau ]

WASHINGTON. September 26.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders nave
been issued:
ARMY
Major WILLIAM F. MARTIN 18th Infantry. from
Xenia TO 18th Infantry. Fort LeavenUorth;
\ KFARNY. medical reserve corps to Army Medl-
cal School. Washington.
Second Lieutenant EUGENE c. ECKER, 9th Infantry
found physically disqualified first lieutenant OF in
Second Lieutenant ROBERT E BOYERS. 18th Infantry
detailed professor military science Riverview Acad-
Leaves Of absence; First Lieutenant JAMES E WARE.
I4th Infantry. months. from October 10: First
Lieutenant PAUL W. BECK. signal corps three
months. from November !; Captain AMOS II. MAR
TIN, l4th Infantry. leave to November 3: First
Iieutenants GEORGE c. ROCKWELL 18th In
fifteen days.
Midshipn,an w LIE r. HEIBERG. detached the Missis-
sinpi; TO the Olympia
M;dshipman ]. W. RANKIN. detached the Idaho; TO
MiIshipman J. E. IsEMAN. Jr. detached the
Midshipnian W r. SMITH. Jr detached the North
Carolina: Olympia.
Midshipman F; ": ROCKWELL and F. H. BA BCoCK.
detached the New Hampshire: to the Olympia
Assistant Surgeons II. w. B. TURNER and A. G.
STANLEY. detached Naval Medical hospital /:
to Naval MedIcal School. Washington
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Sept, 25.-The New Hampshire New York.
SAILED.
phia; the New Hampshire. from Newport fer New
york.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

.--i.,ed Z, to us The self-seeker In pubic
lie must be sent to the rear The metnods ol ' he
ias, favr wears in polftcs and legislation must n
srS-cbsd ore II is too late. The men OF Io-oay
must realize that government came rel Ilo =. ,o 90 or
,,ust rest UPON the people not the wsiI-,o-oo @ -
any other special class only. but upon Ine ~ =,
ctizen of intelligence and character VINO nas g. %
.TiSine IooraI sense of the duties and reSpons'-
niIities of citizen in republic ~.
IL lie the George washington type OF man tne'
-,a mad in nnbfic life i'm our day. Every monu-
rept such as this that is trected helps 10 edusat
tbe neonIe to believe in a high standard OF puo.Ie
oficiaI and to increase their patriotism ana io'e
of country.
The statue which is of bronze. represents Cor-
tinentaI soldier assisting drummer boy 10 chrno
over the Palisades The base of the monument Is
Of granite The cost will be borne oy the s'a'e
and the Sons of the American Revolution
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
ANOTHER ALLEGED SLAYER CAPTURED.

Ginger Murphy. twenty-six years old of No
<ss Hicks street, Brooklyn, captured yesterday
morning after an all night chase and charged with
the murder OF William Walsh nineteen years old
when he sho. in a Brownsville saloon August
q and vino died in the Long Island College Hos
pitsl Friday. Murphy admitted 10 bail in
E.oo0 by Magistrate Dooiey and released from the
Raymond street Jail under a charge of felonious
assault. Nliie his victim dying in the hospital
His reicase q duplicate of the Names ca
and promises cause trouble lie held yes
te.csy without bail by Magistrate Tighe. in the
Butler street court Assistant District Attorney
Elder yesterday severely eensured the magistrates
GENERALLY
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
JUDGMENT AGAINST mARRiN HOLDS.

Frank C. Marin. alleged gambler and swfndier.
who was caught by District Attorney John c.
Clarke Of Kings County. after chase Of thirteen
years suffered the first reverse in his fight for lib
erty yesterday when Justice Stapleton, IN the Su-
prene Court ia Brooklyn. denied his motion 20 re-
omen a Judgment of $1,000 taken against him BY
default thirteen years ago by Caroline Barry Her
counsel alleged yesterday that Marin had appro-
priated the money and covered the crime BY fraud
uIent mortgages
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FIVE ARRESTED AT RAcsTRAck

Five persons arrested at the
Gravesend Eaceirack yesterday afternoon by de-
tectives acting under the instructions Of Assistant
District Attorney Elder ot Kings County They
Clifford Foote Of No. 539 Bergen street
Brooklyn: Aaron Osterrlan of No. So 18th street
Sheepshead Bay; Harry W. Sheppard, Of No Is
McDonough street. Brooklyn: Melvin s. Collins of
No. 81 East SD street Manhattan. and George
Sweet OF No i03 ST Marks Place Manhattan
They were released Al Brooklyn Police Headquar-
ters in $500 hail each. and will be arraigned this
morning the Adams street police court
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
ECONOMICAL SEA WATER BATHS.

An erte.prisiag English railway company has met
-yitii remarkable success in delivering kegs which
Loid about three gallons Of sea London
6oorsteps Not iess tian twelve gallons. cents
r. gallon Is delivered at any STATEN tie Ts IL
~ay OF afy address within tie ordinary carts &c
deliver o. TIE company in London and the coBn-
try TSe ea-.et - pumped from ti:e ~ Lowe
sto.t eis:e-E7 which Eeflied eTetg daY IL
~as or the suggest . S<d.ng PHYSICIANS
that the !des eas5ted oy tue company.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FIFTEEN PRISONERS WHIPPED.
The Largest Number Under the Lash at Once
in Delaware in Long Time.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunel

Wilmington. Del. Sept. 26-In the presence presence, oi
- tban two hundred morbidy curious persons
sfteen prisoners were lashed at the New ,snh
rr. -rorkhouse near here. to-day Inc iasn
OoS ,,sod ~, warden Crawford in merciful
,,anrer Although the men were all whipped Oh
.na,- sara hacks none of them made an outcry-
The victims each received from ten 10 .9 Io,.y
1sshes Those who received the maximum -. 80.
- Charles Jackson also colored. convicted OF the
same offence All of the prisoners will serve terms
- ir,nrisonment The number whipped was the
largest for long time
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Rim IN THE WEST.
Droufh RroEen-CoId Weather Fol
lo7cs Do1npour.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

L
Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 26.-Chiihng rams arc
reported general to-day and tonight through
out the drouth stricken Southwest and west
The dewnpour extends from Nebraska ana
Western Iowa through Western Missouri, Cen
traI and Eastern Kansas and oklahoma and
Western Arkansas into Texas In Central and
Southern Oklahoma the rains were followed to-
night by a norther. The cold wind ana cod
rain will be followed, 1t is believed. by frost
There is much rejoicing over the long drouth's
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

ises The magnitude of this blaze OF hsht can
best be realized by comparison The Ne" ioih
Edison system would light about thirty Cohes
Islands which is considered about as ornlia' as
any section in the world. Next TO the snow III
Madison Souare Garden the Waterside stations
uiu he the mecca of visiting electricians
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR FRANK PARSONS.

TRv Telegraph o The Tribune
Boston Sept 2s.-Professor Frank Parsons, Of
Boston University. author. lawyer lecturer and
seciologst, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Financial.
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Instruction.

IITTnFRG4 RG4RTEN.-TRAINING CLASS fPRhPARsD
X - 1f--u-sIrs sxamuaticnl. day boarding scnool
1.i ior caa,rsss for Young adss. 2011 Ith ave Nss
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x-or-vc r,1NDERGARTNER WILL TEACH PR
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Observation-Disclosures. P. o. Box 90 cily-
I-IgITT%T. C-cvERNEss DESIRES A FEW MORE
\ tI- ADDRESS MISS RICH. Room 46. IA lrstng p
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ABLE VISITING TEACHER: ability TO
write polite letters; win act as secretary
read aloud play, teach piano, voice; ele-
noentarv advanced English literature. Vas
sar Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 broadway.
FRIGHT girl: good knowledge Of book
keeping 3oT West IiGth 81.
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PRINTING.

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Frmais

COOK.-Scotch Protestant: very neat :.
Thoroughly understands all branches
plain and fancy cooking: good references:
city or country. NJ P. Mrs Golfers
Agency. i22 West 2Sd 81.
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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
LAWYERS

aRso1JJTE PRIVACY; immediate atten-
tion; business; personal. Ialnlly aainIu -
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free HENRY A. sTEINBOCk, At MOI
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t. CHAPPELL. Lawyer.-An matters: sss:
.d1ice free: satisfaction guaranteed: rex
ncas a2s broadway New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept 26.-The official closing gu
tations for mining stocks to-day as follows
Bank Statements.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SHERMAN NATIONAL BANK,

at New York in the State of New York at the close
Of business, September 90 1908:
REsoIrRCFs9
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BRIGHT girl: good knowledge Of book
ksepinC aOT West Iltith 81.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

/ Per line.
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FURNITURE.

EXCLUSIVE French Millinery: also laai or
and gentIemens felt and straw naos nas,,sd "a
.,erv 5secription renovated. cIaened, biockea
ttEa raw French Millinery Co. Ies west
l04th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

very neat. capable young woman.
years references; city OF country. g z.
Mrs Collier's Agency. 122 West e3d s..
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FOR SALE.

EyCpoS@HPES guns. mathematical. sur
eicai and surveying instruments; unr1 ~
5.emed nIedges a speciality Nicklin Olo
Curiosity Shop. 163 PARK ROW
MIRRORS, large and small: ilameu, s,.oss un
framed: bargains; for any
LYONS i42 West 31st st.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

: Per line ............i5 ~ cts
We buy for spot cash second hand pianos:
send postal and representative viii call
We have Steinway bargains. Wise Plano
co II East l25th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

ATWOOD & PATTEE. Auctioneers Ap-
praisers.-T1igh class sales conouSSu. coS
Fnrnit,ire uaintings, art objects, merchanI
dtsa hourht Prompt settlement: Loca
references. l40 Nassau st. Tel SSH
ReAknlan.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

VOTING; MAN. at anything; high school
GRADUATE; some clerical experience; Il
brarv work preferred; salary no object re1-
urar'.es furnished \ + ais 2sU est
10Th
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PARLORMAID.-By young girl. good req
erence and experience. 70S 9th ave.
near 4Sth ST
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NUrRS E---North German. neat. best city
references speaks snSiish perfectly COCO
sewer city. country. Inquire NJ. Mathew
sons Bureau. SIS Sth ave Tel. StS Bryant
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Tth and sth ayes 263 West 25th st 1035
3a ave- 1928 "a ave near 6fst St. 1T0s
Lat ave. near seth St; i5T East i25th ST.;
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TWO YOUNG MEN, one as chauffeur.
competent the other as useful or second
man: both highly recommended; present
EMPLOYER seen go any distance. Tel 1925
Plaza. Morrow's Bureau. I21 Lexington
ave. corner 5Sth ST.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-07

Notice 10 hereby given that an execution and
order Of sale was issued out Of the Circuit Court
OF the state Of Oregon, Gillian County. on the
7th day Of January, iSos. upon decree therein
rendered on the lat dAJ OF April, is07. IN tayos
OF q, J, ssubllnE plaintiff aud against Frank
Wilson. defendant which said execution and
order Of sale IL 10 INC directed and commanding
me 10 cell the property hereinafter described.
Tor tho purpose OF satisfying the Judgment OF the
plaintiff In said cause Tor the SUN Of Three Hun.
dred. fifty.nIns aud t-i0o lsse0O Dollars with
Interests thereon at the rats Of siH per cont
per annam from the lfth day Of July. 1904.
and the costs aud disbursements Of said
Guit taxed At Twenty and noioo- % o. Dollars,
ThersioFc. ia compliance with said execution
and order Of sale. will on Monday. tho sth
day OF March. lss. at tho hour OF 10 o'clock a. M
at the Court House door In Condor. Gillian
coanty. Oregon. sell at public auction Ia the
highest bidder tor cash In haad. tot the purpose
Of satisfying the judgment. aud decree aboys
mentioned. the following described property OF
tho defendant. Frank Wilson, to-wit;
The South half 20 Of Lot -Four 10 In Block
Four. ~ In the Original Townsite Of Condor.
Gillian County. Oregon.
Dated this 18th day Of January. 1908.
I'M. RoaEhs,
sheriff OF Gillian County. Oregon
Date OF n'st publication, February 7th. leoe.
Date OF last publication. Maseh 9Th. iSOs.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-07
Rock Creek News.

We are having nice weather
without snow and the stock is
doing fine.
Some of the people are mump-
ing around with the mumps as
the disease is quite prevalent
in this vicinity.
Miss Rena Farr is teaching a
very successful term of school
at Locust Grove.
w. P. West and ]. E. Stephens
contemplate putting in a con-
crete dam in the place of the
one that went out last winter.
Miss Nellie West hast just re-
turned to Roseburg after paying
her parents a three weeks visit.
]. A. Miller made a business
trip to Moro last week.
]. E. Stephens made final proof
on his fathers homestead last
week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-02-07

Conductor Shirey is again oc-
cupying his old position on the
Condor Flyer and several other
changes have been made along
the line. Z. P. Mahaffey, who
was here for some time. viii hold
down a conductorship ON the
main line. Sam Boyd who was
here during the past month will
also be placed on the main line.
Everybody was glad to see Con.
ductor Shirey's beaming count
enance return to this city.