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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
TT. ID. REYNOLDS INDICTED.
President OF Alaska Development Co. Ac-
cused OF Using the Mails to Defraud.

cused OF Using the Mails TO Defraud.
BosroN, Sept. "A rue bill was re-
ported by the Federal Grand Jury to-day
against Henry D. Reynolds Of New York.
former president Of the Alaska Develop
ment Company. who was arrested in New
York some time ago on the charge Of using
the mails in a scheme to defraud.
1t is alleged by the Government that
Reynolds. who at that time was president
of the company sent out circulars Of
~roseate hue telling that certain mines
operated by the Alaska Development
Company were yielding 10 per cent. divi-
dends and sometimes as high as Is per
cent, when In reality they hardly yielded
/ per cent. Furthermore, 1t is alleged
the company paid dividends, using the
money collected for subscriptions for
stock.
When arraigned before Judge Dodge
to answer to the indictment a continuance
was allowed until next Tuesday. when
a hearing 10 scheduled on q demurrer
filed by counsel for the defence.
Reynolds was interested with ex-Gov.
Brady Of Alaska in exploiting mining
organization Of the Alaska Company
Brady treasurer. Though the company
was chartered by the State Of Washing
ton and capitalized there for 100000,
it's headquarters have been in Boston.
The company was formed originally to
develop copper mines. but II. branohed
out until Il acquired townships. built
hotels and docks, secured q steamship
company and started to build q railroad
from Valdez to the interior. The enter
prises we're widely exploited, especially
In church and school circles. The Rey-
nolds Bank at Valdez failed In 1907. 1t Wal
said at the time that 500, 900 would cover
ali the shares held in New England.
Reynolds is about IS years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
NOW FOR CANNED WHALE NEAT.
Lake Beef and very Paiatabie, Cheap, Tee
Danger % DISCRIMINATING Whales.

Lake Beef and Very Paiatabiet Cheap, Tee
Danger q discriminating Whales.
VICTORIA. B. G.. Sept. ia.-Whale meat
as an article Of food and tho preservation
Of whale life In the waters Of the Pacific
are questions ~agitating the whaling In
dustry on the coasts Of Vancouver md In
the far East. The many whaling COM
panies Of Japan operating steam whalers
have formed q combination to enforce o
close season. owing to tho decreasing num-
Der Of whales. This news was brought
here by the Japanese liner All Maru,
which has just arrived from the far East.
The various companies interested In whal-
ing held q conference. and q resolution was
passed favorng the formation Of Q guild
Whaling in the waters OF the Canadian
Pacific seaboard Ia still In its infancy. but
the need IL clearly realized Of protection
to the quarry. Roy q, Andrews Of tho
department Of mammals and birds Of the
American Museum Of Natural History,
New York. who has recently returned
home from q five months trip spent on
this island for the purpose OF studying
whale life, said before leaving that the
whales are being hunted 30 extensivety
that they will Don become extinct.
Mr. Andrews during his stay at the whal.
ing station IN the YES coast was enabled
to study the subject at first hand. He
with the harpoon gun, with which the
steam whalers Orion and st. Lawrence
Of the coast stations are armed. From
the mast head Of tho Orion Mr.. Andrews
has witnessed their last struggled. Some
Of the whales measured eighty feet In
length. From his observations carried
on here and at other places he Is satisfied
that the days Of the whale are numbered.
Up to this date the two little steamers
named have accounted for the lives Of
more than 500 whales. and In the course
of a few weeks another station on the east
coast Of the island will be In full opera
ton, while the sites for two more stations
In the Queen Charlotte Islands have been
selected, and by next season these also
win be at work adding to tho daughter.
An effort IL now being made to intro
duoe whale meat a an article Of food.
Already quite q trade 10 done with Japan
In canned and salted whale meat. The
new idea 10 TO start a campaign to educate
the people Of European race on the I'M
doubted merits Of the new diet. Samples
OF canned whale mea have been distrib-
uted from the headquarters Of the whaling
company in this city. and those who have
tried IL say that inc meat ID o00olng
palatable. being much tenderer than beef
and greatly resembling 1t, in taste. At
present tons and tons Of whale flesh are
used in the manufacture Of fertilizers.
which are one Of the most valuable by
products Of the ind stry. but It TAX s three
tons Of flesh to make one OF fertilizer, and
this latter Is sold at the rate Of two cents
per pound. the price at which the salted
meat Is sold. For this eason the COM
pany Is trying 10 create q larger market
Tor the meat. both salted and canned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
IN TOWN.
vice-Presidential Nominee Meets Repub-
ncan Club Campaigners.

uchn SluD O1ulpetbucHs
James 8. Sherman, Republican nominee
for Vice President, arrived in town last
night from the trip he has made through
New Jersey. He visited the Republican
Club last night and while he was there
he heard that the campaign committee
Of the club was in session.
At his own request he was introduced
to the members Of the committee. with
many Of whom he was already acquainted.
Mr.. Sherman told the committee that he
was making only q oasual visit to the club
but wished to take advantage OF the OPP
%portunity to thank the members for the
work they were planning to help to carry
the State for tho Republican ticket.
Mr.. Sherman will preside at The noon
meeting to-day Of the Commercial Travel
lers' Sound Money League at 81 Union
square, and will make O brief address.
Afterward he will talk over campaign
matters with Chairman Hitchcock Of the
Republica national committee, who Is
to arrive here this morning from Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
POLICE DOGS AFTER THIEVES.
They VIII He Sent Into Brooklyn Die.
trtct where Burglars Have Been Busy.

tItCt VhSh
Residents Of the section Of Flatbush
living In the Parkville police precinct,
brooklyn, are aroused over the numerous
recent b~urglaries. Early yesterday morn
ing the latest and most daring n Of the
seriea was committed by two mon who
entered the home Of Edward ". Watson.
at az East Eighteenth street. Mr.. Watson
il the proprietor Of cold storage ware
house In Manhattan.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Watson returned
from q neighbor's home soon after I
O'Clock yesterday morning The house yas
in disorder. Drawers had been rihed
and the contents strewn about the. floors.
II was evident that the thieves had taken
their time about the Job. because they had
left on the dining room table several
empty wine bottles and O lot OF dishee
which they had taken from the icebox.
The burglars took what clothing they
could cart Oh but left q large amount Of
valuable silverware behind.
Capt. James Kelly OF the. Parkville
station believes that the work Ii being
done by an organized gang OF crooks.
He is going TO send the police dogs out TO
patrol that neighborhood srolustvsly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
SKIDDING AUTO HURTS GIRL.
Causht by Lee Against Lamppost by
Firth Avenue Motor Bus.

One Of the Fifth avenue motor buses,
skidding on the slippery pavement
rammed the sidewalk at Forty-afth street
Philpott Of 2oss Prospect avenue. The
Bronx. by one leg between the body OF
the machine and IN iron electric HIGHT pole.
An ambulance surgeon from Flower
Hospital found Mas Philpott's leg 30
badly broken that he told her an ampu-
taton might be necessary.
The accident wal due to the thick
coating Of automobile, oil on the asphaIt
which was made more slimy stl by a
heavy sprinkling from one OF the Street
Department's oarts. Policeman Sheehan
OF the, East Ntsy-frst street station
saved the girls life, II Is said, by using
his Club and strap as q tourniquet.
The chauffeur, Patrick Fitzpatrick of
HEast Eighty-eighth street, was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
Candidates for Congress and the Assembly

KINGSTON, N. Y, Sept. 24.-The Demo-
orats Of the Twenty-fourth district. COM
prising Ulster, Delaware and otsego
counties, have nominated G.. Hyde Clark
Of Cooperstown for Congress.
DR.. George Chandler Of this city has
been nominated for the Assembly by the
Democrats of the First Ulster district.
district nominated Edward Young OF
Marlboro for the Assembly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
CLOSE CALL FOR TWO TRAINS.
Engine Pilots smashed and Passengers
shaken At Atlantic Highlands.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. j.. Sept a.
The quick work Of two engineers pre-
vented what it was feared would be a seri-
GUS wreck on the Central Railroad here
tonight. Owing to q misplaced switch q
train crowded with passengers from the
Sandy Hook route boat. due here soon
after Q O'Clock, ran on the same track
with a train from New York. A disaster
appeared TO be inevitable. as both trains
were going fas'.
The enginee ~ threw on the emergency
brakes, but the momentum was 90 great
that the engines went headlong into n
another. Most OF the passengers were
thrown from their seats and several
jumped, but one IA badly hurt. The
pilots Of the locomotives were smashed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
ONEIDA DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Convention Calls on the Conners.Murphy
State Committeeman to Resign.

btate committeeman " Hcsish'
UTICA, Sept. 2A.-The adoption OF a
resolution calling on Harry 8. Patten,
Democratic State committeeman from
Oneida county, to resign for the good
Of the party was M OF the features
Of a rather turbulent convention OF Oneida
county Democrats held at Rome this
afternoon. The anti-Patten element OF
the county organization was in absolute
control Of the convention and the reso-
luton calling upon Patten to step down
and out was adopted with a whoop that
bodies iii for Democratic harmony here
about in the forthcoming election.
These nominations were made. Sena-
mated; Special Surrogate, William NJ.
Arthur, Rome; County Clerk, John T.
Evans Of Utica; County Treasurer. Charles
T. Sullivan Of Rome; Coroner. DR.. Charles
r. Bartlett Of Boonville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
MAGISTRATE TO TESTIFY.
Geismar 4 Explain to the Grand Jury
How He Happened to Bail Names.

GeismAr 10 Explain 10 the Ortnu jury
How He Happened to Bail Names.
Abraham Feinstein, the Brooklyn law
yer who induced Magistrate Alexander
Geismar Il accept bail for Samuel Names.
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Frances
Rosenthal McCabe. did not appear before
the Grand Jury yesterday to testify about
the mixup which resulted In the release
Of Names, "a he had agreed to do. Fem
stein may be at the next hearing under
subpoena.
Magistrate Geismar arranged with As
sistant District Attorney Elder to 60
before the Grand Jury on Monday. and
tell how he had accepted $500 ball for
Names. under the impression that at
tempted suicide was the only charge
against him. The Coroner's report show
ing that Mira. MoCabe had died Of q bullet
wound In the right lung was submitted
to the jury yesterday.
Conditions at the Gravesend raoetrack
during the recent meet were pSobed 6X
dressed Chinamen known to be steady
followers Of racing were examined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
10 nun Independently for Sheriff OF
Hudson County, N. j.

Edward A. Ransom, Jr.. a Jersey City
newspaper reporter. announced yester-
day that he proposes to be an independent
candidate for Sheriff Of Hudson county.
He 70 q member Of the New Jersey Com
mission Of Dependency and Crime and
secretary of the Society for the Proven
ton bf Cruelty to Children. Ransom Is a
New Idealman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
BOYS AND YOUNG MEMS CLOTHING

Frederick E. Seller (Dem,). 500; Thomas
E. Burke Dem.), 1874.
Frederick l.. Baldwin, the machine
candidate, was nominated for County
Supervisor with 1920. David M. Gard
ner, the New Idea man. got q vote Of
SAC. Timothy F. Foyle Is the Demo-
cratic candidate for that office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
Gen. Csrb,n to ,Rssay 70 Bryan's Views
2 L. on the Philippines.

WiEHfSoros, Sept. 24.-Gen. Henry
G. Csbin, o. 8. A.. retired. was at the
White House to-day to tell the President
that he would take the stump in two
weeks 10 reply to Mr.. Bryan's expressed
yisus enethe Philippines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
Editor Named for Congress.

NEW Albany. Ind. Sept. 24.-John
W. Lewis, editor Of the Salem Repub-
Rcdn-Ledder, was nominated by accla-
nation for Congress this afternoon at
the Republican Third district Congress
convention,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
ROOSEVELT TO KOENIG.
Him on HIS Nomination
and Puts In o Word for Taft.

The nomination OF Samuel 8. Koenig,
the Republican candidate for Secretary
Of State. was ratified last night at a meet
ing held In the Hungarian Republican
Club, Mr.. Koenig's organization on the
East Side, paraded to the meeting with
to%rchlights, a brass band and much
cheering.
Mr.. Koenig made a speech giving rea-
sons why the East Side should vote for
Taft and Hughes and then read this let
ter from President Roosevelt congratu-
lating him on his nomination.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
JAMES A. TREACy MURDERED.
Struck Down In o BuildinE In Memphis
Brother Of Daniel Treacy OF This City.i

Struck Down In o BuildinE In Memphis
Brother Of Daniel Trescy or This Cty.i
MEMpHIs. Sept. 24.-James A. Treaoy.
q machinist. brother Of Daniel Treaoy Of
the Treacy & Davenport Piano Company
OF New York. and Miss c. j. Treaoy OF
s71s Olive street, st. Louis. was murdered
by an unknown man In a storeroom under
construction on Gilbert street shortly
before 1 O'Clock this morning. Treaoy
was struck down with q heavy scantling
following a desperate struggle and died
shortly after being removed to the hos
pital Treacy's groans brought neigh
The police are unable to discover any
clue as TO the man who killed Treaoy.
although they say that robbery was the
motive. Shortly before Treacy was dis
covered two men were noticed entering
the ,mcompleted building, A short time
afterward Treaoy's cries were heard;
Treacy had for more than a year been
high as to character. He. came to Mem
phis only recently. he believing. this city
a better field for an expert OF his GLASS.
hut had secured no employment. No
money or valuables were found on the
body.
Daniel F. Treacy IL a member Of the
Davenport and Treacy Piano Company OF
1907 Park avenue. He said at his home.
n East Eighty.ninth street, last night,
that he had q brief telegram telling Of his
brother's death. Mr.. Treacy had not
heard from his brother for ten years. It
was his impression that he was not mar
ried. James A. Treaoy lee New York
twenty years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-25
WHITE HOUSE,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. sept. ~.
Ny DEAR Mr.. KoEN1o: / was pleased
to see your nomination for Secretary OF
State. Ever since the days when / was
Police Commissioner I have been In pecu-
liarly intimate touch with the East Side.
and among the things that drew me to Mr..
Taft was his belief in and appreciation Of
the great masses of our citizens. such as
those whose home is on the East Side Of
New York. :
With hearty congratulations and good
wishes, believe me sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon. Samuel s. Koenig.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
The Lily and Ike Prince"

1.-THE Lily and the Prince" Mil
dred Hollands greatest success, will
be the attraction at the Morton
Theatre on Dec. 10th.
The story of the play begins in
the usual romatic way, and ends in
a manner most pleasing to those
who love tales of truly romatie ma
ture. 1t is laid in the 18th century
when the italian Government was
swaying amid the powerful infiu-
ences exert upon it by the political
powers on one side and the church
upon the other.
Miss Marguerite Blake is seen as
Angela di Savelli, the victim Of un-
scrupulOus persons Of political pres
t1ge, who deign to stop at nothing
in order to accomplish their ends.
While pleading for the liberty of
her father and brothers. Angela is
made a plaything in the hands Of
her enemies and finally, failing to
accomplish her mission, appeals to
a higher authorIty-the church. A
plott against the government is dis
covered in this manner and this ul-
timateIy results in the arrest of the
conspirators, the restoration of the
freedom of her loved ones and the
salvage Of the government. Through
it all is an interesting love story
told rather prettily. This show is
a guaranteed attractions and is play
ing only the cities coming to Madi-
sonville from the Wells Bijou IN
Evansville,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
REASONS OF the DRUGGIST.
For Not Having In Stock the Thing
Called for by the Customer.

Druggists are unaccountable folk
surely. The other day a man was
looking for certain patented article
and tried FIVE drug stores in turn In
the same nelghborhood before he was
successful Naturally In the stores
where he failed, the offer of something
just as good was made, but that
wasn't the thing that hist him hardest.
In the second store the druggist
said: Il did have that stun in stock,
but never had any call for It. The
only people who ever asked for II
were the agents Of the company, and
they we're around here all the time to
see II we had 1t In stock. So / gave
It up
In the next store, block away, the
druggist said: yes, / aid keep that
once, but when l ran out OF the FIRST
supply never could get the company
70 send any more. was looking out
for the wagon all the time, but for
three weeks at time they never sent
II up here. so ] got tired OF waiting.
Now don't keep f."
You can tie them, but you can't beat
them.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
MONKEY HUGS rWo oIRLa.
simlsn's Attempt at Filtration Makes
Both Of Them Faint.

Mrs. Stella Bruggeman and Miss
May Wood of Montclair. N. j., and
young Jack Ebbels. Montclair beau,
went chestnutting in the woods around
the new state normal school, Mont
clair Heights, Monday. says the New
York World. or a sudden Miss
Bruggeman, who had wandered little
way from her companions. shrieked
affrIghtedly. Jack Ebbels ran TO her;
monkey, with funny bearded
face and long tail, jumped from Miss
Bruggeman's shoulder, clambered up
an oak tree and vanished through a
hole In a big limb.
The frightened girl said she had
not seen the monkey until II sprang
on her shoulder, threw its arms around
her neck and squeezed her so violently
that Il scratched her cheek and neck.
Young Ebbels vengefully swore he
would catch the monkey. and, with
the girls help. he climbed the tree
and caught its lowest branches. AS he
ascsnded, the monkey reappeared and
pelted Ebbels with chestnuts, OF which,
1t proved. It had a great stack in the
hollow branch.
AS Ebbels approached, the monkey
ran down the tree and again sprung
on Miss Bruggeman's shoulder, chat
teTlng excitedly as II 1t wanted TO tell
her what q pretty girl she is. Miss
BTuggeman tainted.
Screaming. Miss Wood ran away;
the monkey, as II 10 show no fayorit-
ism, chased and overlook her, and.
leaping on her shoulder, clasped her
neck and held on tight. Miss Wood
ran to the nearest house and tainted.
Why, here's Jooko come home
again." cried the woman living In the
house. The monkey EDrRng In her
arIDs; her children came running and
pettod the monkey. The woman re-
Vived Miss Wood and told her she had
owned Jocko three years
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
NEW NAVAL CHIEF
NEwsERRY SUCCEEDS METcALF
AS SECRETARY.
Has Held Post Of First Assistant In
Department since 1so5-ls a BusL
ness Man But Has Had
Naval Experience.

Washin gton.-Secretary OF the Nav
Victor II. Metcalf rendered his resig
nation to the president to take effect
on December 1. The president accept
ed his resignation and appointed AS
sistaut Secretary of the Navy Truman
II. Newberry as his successor.
III health was the cause of Mr.. Met
calls resignation. He has been suf
fering for a year from nervous break
down that has rendered It impossible
for him to remain at his desk for any
length of time, and the chronic nature
Of his trouble has caused him to aban-
don hope of recovery while burdened
with the cares Of office.
In accepting Mr.. Metcalfs resigna,
ton. the president recognised the i'm.
possibility Of his retaining ONCE, and
expressed his reluctance to give up
the assistance which Mr.. Metcalf had
given him both as secretary OF com
morce and labor and as secretary Of
the navy.
The appointment OF Mr.. Newberry
comes as no surprise, for It has been
generally understood that he was the
man for the navy portfolio should Mr..
Metcalf find II necessary to retire. The
appointment also is recognized as one
which IL almost certain 70 continue
into the term of Mr. TAFT. Mr. New
berry has been a close friend and
stanch supporter Of the president
elect.
Secretary Newberry has had naval
service. He took great interest In the
Michigan state naval brigade a few
years ago, serving successfully as
landsman, lieutenant, aud navigator.
He volunteered for service in the
Spanish war and was given a commits
sion ~ q lieutenant OF the Junior
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
Truman Il. Newberry.

grade in May. 1898. He served
throughout the war on the Yosemite
Mr.. Newberry entered the naval de-
pGrtment as a business man. having
been director IA several manufacturing
concerns at Detroit Several years
ago MT. Nswberry served SUCCESSFULLY
as superintendent OF construction, pay
master, and general freight and pas
senger agent OF the Detroit, Bay City
4 Alpona Railway Company. .
. AZ assistant secretary OF the navy
he has taken an important hand In the
business work Of the department and
has held extremely close relations
with President Roosevelt. Having
held the position Of assistant secre-
tRry OF the navy at one time himself
President Roosevelt experienced salts
faction In advancing Mr.. Newberry.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-10
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the Unit
ed States tor the Western District
OF Kentucky, Greensboro Division.
In the matter of The MadIsoAVille
Mining Company, Bankrupt, in
BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditors of The Madison
Vile Mining Company, OF Madison
willie, In the County of Hopkins, and
District aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
81 day of October A. ID. 1908, the
said Mining Company was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of creditors will be held
at the law office of Yost & Laffoon
in MadisOnville Kentucky, on the ~
day of December, A. D., 1908, at 8 A.
M, at which time the said creditors
may extend, prove their claims, APP
point trustee, examine the Bankrupt
and transact such other business,as
may properly come before said
meeting. j. A. DEAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Greensboro, KY. Dec. 7, 1907.