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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
BRYAN SEES LIEUTEMANTS
Sunday Conferences With Mack, Park.
err, Hill and Hprl'ick.

Albany, n. y, Sept. 2O.---1mportsnt
conferences bearing on the political
situation, both national and state,
were held to-day by William j, Bryan,
with Judge Alton B. Parker at Esopus,
and with former United States Senator
David 3. Hill at Wolfertis Roost near
this city These were preceded by a
long consultation in the early morn
ing between Mr. Bryan and National
Chairman Mack in New York city
When the train arrived at Pough-
keepsie, Judge Parker was at the sta.
tlon to meet his distinguished guest,
whom he entertained during the aft
ernoon.
Mr. Hill. who was at the station
when Mr., Bryan arrived here tonight
from Esopus, greeted his guest cor
daily, while the crowd cheered loudly
The drive to Mr., Hills home was
made by MI Bryan and his host only
At Wolferts Roost awaiting them was
Judge D Cady Herricl of this city
and the three men while at dinner
discussed the business which brought
them together.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
Greenwich lad Instantly Killed by
Julian Curtiss' Car,

Greenwich. Sept. 20-Charles Nc
Cam, jr., fourteen years old. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccain, sr,
was struck by an automobile belong
ing to Julian Curtiss and driven by
Peter Mcguire and instantly killed
early to-day,
Mcclure. who was taking the om-
ployes Of the Curtlss family to church
in a large touring car, drove mp to
the rear of wagon In which tho Nc
Cam hoy was riding. The boy evi-
IDENTIFY thought that the machine was
going to strike the wagon and jumped,
Just as he jumped Mcguire turned
the machine to one side to pass the
wagon stSiking the boy in the back.
The machine was stopped and tho boy
picked up. and an examination showed
that his neck had been broken and
death was probably instantaneous.
Mcclure was arrested on charge
Of alleged manslaughter and given a
hearing. after which he was released
on bail furnished by Mr.. Curtiss, He
will be tried In the morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
Former Washington Correspon.
dent Of New York Sun Re.
Veals Misrepresentation
by Waterbury Re.
publican,
NOT c. s, LORDS BROTHER
Declares God Help Connects
cut" if Lilley Is Elected Gov.
ernor-Sticks to Truth Of
Interview Which Con.
gressman Denied.
NOT G. S. LORDS BROTHER


The following explicit statement
will be read with interest here and
throughout the state:
Chicago. III, Sept 1s. 1908.
Editor Journal Courier:
In your issue OF September 4. un-
der the heading "Our Contempora-
ries," | note the following, the text oh
which is from the waterbury Repub-
lean" i
Dnngcrou. Comment This. N
waterbury Republican, +
The New York Sun is at Congresss,
man Jilley again with another barrels
full % sneers
Frank r. Lord wrote an interview
with the congressman last wintert
quoting Lilley as saying that James ..
was printed In the New York Sun. Mrs
Lllley repudisted the Interview, and
Lord afterwards admitted on the stand,
that he had taken money from thai
fsfir's bIs ans nUs' tho SS"lRaas laes that Frank
Lord is brother OF Chester 8. Lord,
managing editor of The Sun. would
seem 10 stamp our peppery contempor-
ary's opinion Of Lilley as OF no value
whatever
do not. know whether or not ~
was the Waterbury Republicans" ori
some other paper Of that town, the
bonds OF which Mr.. Lilley admitted on,
the witness stand before the Boutel1
investigating committee, were owned
| by members Of his family. This much
| do know, however, that this publi-,
cation In the Republican" Is fair
sample OF the falsehoods and deliber-
ate misstatements which have charac-
terized Mr.. Lilley's campaign ever
since he started out. for personal glo.
rification, to expose scandals which
never existed. Had the Republican"
or Mr.. Lilley's energetic press agent
desired to know the truth Of my re-
lationship to Mr.. Chester 8. Lord,
either could have learned It without
the slightest difficulty Here II Is. Mrv
Lord is not my brother. and In reality
no relationship can be said to exist
between us The fact that I was EN-.
ployed for number Of years on ths
Washington bureau Of the paper Of
which he is managing editor In New
York, is a mere coincidence. | had
been employed for several years on
| The Sun before ever saw Mr.. Ches-
ter s. Lord, or he knew of my exist
ence. AS he rarely ever went to-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
POPE TALKS TO JACK TARS
Uncle Sans Globe Girdlers Received
In Special Audience.

Rome. Sept. 2n--The pope today re-
ceived an audience Of 10 sailors from
the American bsttleshps Maine ana
Alabama, which are now at Naples
The audience was held in the throne
room at the vatican ard tha pnntiff
who Is always Interested in sea going
men. expressed pleasure at their smart
appearance Each Of the nen kissed
the popes ring and received from him
a medal
The pope, standing among them,
made most kindly speech, IN which
he thanked them for their visit and
prayed that God would reward them
with His grace He then gave them his
apostolic benediction
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
SUICIDE FAILS
Woman Tries to Drown Herself or
Hartford New London Excursion.

New London, Sept, ao.--A woman
said to be May Lewis, OF Hartford
who came to New London, on the ex-
cursion steamer John Sylvester. be-
cause the man she was with refused TO
return on the steamer with her, jump
ed off the Norwich line wharf into the
Thames river this afternoon, A. B.
Luce, an actor with the Quincy Adams
Sawyer company, which Is stopping
over In New London, after tour in
Rhode Island, jumped In after the wom-
an and nearly lost his life trying 70
save her.
Miss Lewis WAS unconscious when
taken out of the water and did not re-
gain consciousness until hope of saving
her life was about gone, The man
who wss with her disappeared as soon
as she went into the water.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
0RVILLE WRIGHT BETTER
Aeronaut More Cbeerful--KaIser Ex-
presses Regret at Accident.

Washington, Sept 20. - Orville
Wright who was seriously injured
Thursday in the aeroplane accident
which caused the death Of Lieutenant
Selfridge, continues to improve. Mr.,
Wright appeared more cheerful 70 day
tlan at any dime since the disaster.
Berlin, SEPT, 20.---When the news Of
the accident which occurred to Orvil,e
Wright and Lieutenant Thomas F. Sol
fridge st Fort Meyer on Thursday WAS
communicated to the German emperor,
he expressed deep regret at the death
of Lieutnant Selfridge. whom he de-
scribed as IAN officer engaged In the
perfection OF a military weapon for his
fatherland."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
KICK AT CONVENTION HERE
Twelfth District Thinks Senator Should
Not Re Nominated in New Haven.

The following communication is self
explanatory:
Much Indignation is felt by delegates
to the senatorial convention of the
Twelfth Senatorial district, in having
that convention called at the TontIns
hotel. instead of calling It at some
also by the activity displayed by not
only the district state committee, but
by state committee men outside of the
district TO influence votes. bringing in,
to use the auto telephone and possibly
more powerful Influences,
The convention is called for II m
at the Tontine hotel on Thursday,
Sept "a DELEGATE
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
SEN. FORAKER CANCELS ALL
HIS SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
HENRY TERRY HoNoRED
Former Yale Man Entertained ny I'm.
pcrial Japanese University.

Toxic Sept. ia,-Henry T Terry,
formerly of Yale university, who has
been professor OF American law az the
Imperial university for twenty years,
was entertained tonight at banquet
given by hls colleagues and the stu
dents
a feature Of the evening was the un-
yelling Of a portrait Of the distinguish
ed educator X. Kato. recently appoint
cd ambassador TO the Court Of ST
James. and Count Romura, minister oi
foreign affairs. were among those pres
ent
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
MYsrERInNs SHOOTING.

Berlin. Sept. 2o,--Rashello simoneli,
here early day while returning TO
his horne from his place of business
Beyond the pain his injuries arc not
of serious nature Simoneli has no
idea of who did the shooting or of any
reason for 1t.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
POLICE KILL RIOTERS
Anti German Demonstration ny Slo.
veninns In Austria.

Vienna. Sept 20,-Anti-German
demoonstrstions IN which n large
body Of slovenlans have been taking
part for several evenings. eliminated
n night at Laihaoh In an attack upon
the police, who were made the targets
for stones. glasses and other missiles.
Finally the police fired volley. XIII
ing two of the rioters. and wounding
four. They then charged the crowds
with drawn sabers and succeeded IN
putting them to fight.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21

The members OF the Ssrsfeld guard,
after attending mass in ST Patrick Z
church Yesterday morning visited The
two Catholic cemeteries In this city
yestel day afetrnoon, and decorated the
graves ot deoea sed comrades About
fifty graves were decorated.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
Continued on Second Page.)
ppArr rroUp REsoLUrroNs.

At meeting OF the printers union
held yesterday afternoon in Trades
Council hall. committee was appoints
ed to draw up resolutions on the destit
Of Alexander Trop, publisher OF tho'
New Haven Union. The committee CONF
sists OF Joseph j. Reilly. Otto Kanne-
geiser and Daniel O'Donnell.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
NEWS SUMMARY.


Lord Roundly Scores Lilley yu..,.,,
Foraker Out OF Campaign
Asks Election Of a Taft Congress'.,
Hearst Bluff Called, ,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,
Henry Terry Honored d..,...,."',.'
Police XIII Rioters, ,,,.,,,,,.,...''.
New England Drought ht...,,,.,,.,.,
orvllle Wright Better .,,,,,,.,,...
World Campaign on Tuberculosis.
International Fisheries es..,,,.,t.,,,
Bryan Here Agalu lu.,,.,,,,,,.,tt,,,,
Pope Talks TO Jack Tars,,,,..,,.,
Financial News and Quotatons..... |
STATE.
Four Rrideeporters Drowned. d.......
Suicide In New London Fails,.,,,,,
Auto Breaks Boys Neck,.".,,'',',,
CITY.
Brides Here Ready To Play..,,,,..
Stewart aud O'Brlcn Speak ,,s..,..
Central Committee Meets To day..
Kluk Against Convention Here...,..
Tore Wifo's Dress .,,,,.s
Boy Hurt in Swing g....t.....,......
Gorahaldlans Celebrate ....,,,,.,..
Thought Captain Judge, e,.,....."...
Ready to open college ge,..,,.....e.
spoRTs--rnRr y.
-Four Coaches for n, II. ", s.
Pete Wilson Loses Game 10 Tigers.
Rube Waddell Downs Senators.
White Legs Blank Athletics.
Tho Weeks sports
Harry Tuttle Rising.
Phil Connor to Try for Scrubs.
All Railroads Win Great Game
All Football and Baseball Newg
EVENTS TO-DAy--pnae 3.
False Friends a the Grand.
Vaudeyille nj Polls.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. Sept 2O,--Forecast foN
Monday and Tuesday,
For New England; Fair and wsrmerl
Monday and Tuesday light to fresffi
south and southwest winds.
For Eastern New York: Fair and
warmer Monday; Tuesday fair, light
south winds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-21
AUTO BREAKS BOYS NECK

Continues on Second Page J
The evening world., 1908-03-23
No PRESENTMENT
AGAINST JACKSON
IN ICE TRUST CASE
Grand Jury Said to Have
Killed 1t To-day by a
Majority Vote.

After an acrimonious discussion last.
,,p tho rr..,.r nar, -, ~,
,,--, g,
'Pe'"' anu jury! ia'e ''''s afternoon
voted 10 refrain from handing to Jus
tice Dowling a presentment rejecting
upon Attorney General Jackson's treat
ment OF the Ice Trust jnves,+s,t,on 70
hos -, .-,,,..
''iN 0e" se"ea'ty uiiuerstoou that the
presehtment would be handed In at 4
o clock.
There bos ham q LOT -, .au, os
49, r,-,-,, o A a'ouiiu
uHe Crih'naI courts Buhdlns about the
pEsentment since the Grand Jury re-
fused TO return an Indictment against
,b. r,o ,r-,,,t m. .,
.'' iee rust lne seheFh uhoers'aho-
ing was that the document had been
prepared in the District VT orney.s Of
f1ca and ysz n dras,,o ,r-,,n,,, -.
~, 49, 60, "'''. Vi
The evening world., 1908-03-23
OF
ROY FOR KILLING
OF CAhK|NS AS Ed

PARIS, March GA formal request
for the extradition of Paul L. Roy to
the United States was received at the
American Embassy this afternoon from
Washington. 1t was subsequently
turned over to the French Foreign
Office
Roy is the Frenchman who unr"i"
the American woman known as Glacia
Gala and who has been accused sN las
wife OF killing her brother, George a,
Carkins on Jan. at Ncwington, n. u.
After the death of Carkins. Roy r u
turned to Paris. where he still is.
The extraditiun documents
couched in the regular form and char
Roy with the murder of Carki
sc.
The answer of France has not
been fram,d The Foreign Otti'e
previously set forth its attitude In I
case, which is that Frances pri-'
has been not to deliver a citizen
with n crime in a fore gn com
To greA to trial IN France,
The evening world., 1908-03-23
PRINCE DE SAGAN IN
NEW YORK DESPITE
DENIALS OF GOULDS
Continued from First Page.)

eign money-French bank notes for the
most part.
Tom" Murphy. who drove w. H.
'homsom from the hotel. said to-day that
his fare first said New York Central. :"
and then after driving a few blocks
ordered that he be driven TO the Penn
sylvania ferry. He had said to the
clerk in the Prince George that he had
an important engagement In Washing
ton and would remain there n few days.
He wanted his rooms changed and re-
arranged for him before MS return.
Didn't Write Address.
The guest OF mystery in registering
w. II. Thomson" failed to write in
any address. nor did he mention whence
he came. His luggage showed only
that he had come to America on the
Allan Line. arriving in this city yes
terday morning at 7.2O o'clock on the
Before leaving the hotel this morning
Thomson" WAS twice called TO the
telephone, both times for local calls
HI. had made all his plans for leaving
Can't Find Prince In Paris.
PARIS. March 23-Enorts made to-
day to locate in Paris Prince Helie de
Sagan. who is reported to be In New
York. proved fruitless. The door
keeper OF the Princes apartment house
declared that the Prince was at home
yesterday.
there was a "Thompsom" on the Vic.
torian that sailed from Liverpool
March 13 for Halifax. but they do not
know that this man was the Prince de
Saxan. The passage was booked at
Liverpool and not here.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
TORNADO LEAVES
TRAIL OF DEATH
IN THREE STATES

NEW ORLEANS, March IA severe
wind and rain storm, accompanied by
loss of life and much property damage.
prevailed in portions Of louisiana Mis-
sissippi and Alabama to-day.
Several towns are reported to have
been swept away by tornadoes. Tele-
graph and telephone communication
has been interrupted in many instances,
and details of the storm damage are
lacking.
Tho latest reports received hers are
from Hattiesburg. Miss, These state
that tornado passed over Silver Creek,
New Hebron and Grange. Miss, to-
day. These towns are within nifty
mile radius of Hattlesburg. Several
stores are reported to have been blown
down at Silver Creek. All wires on
the Mississippi Central Railroad west
The evening world., 1908-03-23

tentions to the former Countess de
Caste!lane.
II lave not heard that Prince Heiie
de sasan is in this city, or country"
said Mr.. Gould. But l do not care TO
discuss the matter at ALL"
"Thomson" Leaves Hotel.
It was learned at the Prince George
Hotel that the mysterious w ii.
Thomson" who arrived yesterday morn
ing had departed suddenly al : clock
this morning. As far as could be
learned from the oaeman who drove
him he journeyed to the Pennsylvania
Railroad to board train for Wash
ington. His luggage is still at the hotel
in the rooms he engaged
The walters and hotel attendants say
that wv. H. Thomson" resembles some
what the profile representations Of
Prince de Sagan that have been pub
lished recently. There IL no mark or
initial Of any sort on bis trunks or
portmanteaus. though several OF them
are pasted over with foreign labels.
He speaks English fuentiy and win
scarcely a trace OF accent. He came
down to breakfast at 6+5 o'clock this
morning. evidently in a great hurry. He
ordered a cab and had his grip carried
10 II. The grip was new and absolutely
bare Of marks and initials except for
two hotel pastors and one label Of the
Allan Line. Before leaving the hotel
and driving away ne had the clerk at
the desk change 800 bill. He ex-
hibited a handful of American and for
The evening world., 1908-03-23
PAINFUL ULCER
On Foot for a Year. Healed by
Two Sets of Cuticura

IT had an ulcer on my foot for year
or more and it was very painful as 1t
was a running sore. l had a doctor,
but his treatment did not heal 1t. About
eight months ago / commenced to use
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment,
and Cuticura Pills. used two sets and
it is now all healed up. Mrs. E. F. Ryder,
West Brewster, Mass. April 30. 1907"
Complete External and Internal Treatment tos
Every Hgmor Of Infants chilSten . and !, ASplS S,t
Cutcura Ointment 5000 to Heal the Skin. end
Cutcura Resolvent to0c tor in the form Of Chocolate
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug Chem.
as-Maiied Free. Cutieurs BOOK on Skin Dissssss.
The evening world., 1908-03-23

Of Prentiss are down and details OF the
damage done are lacking.
Light showers yesterday afternoon
were followed during the night and
early Monday by heavy winds and rain
All troins on the Louisville and Nash
Vile are indefinitely delayed, and those
which have reached New Orleans are
many hours late
In New Orleans a heavy storm has
prevailed all day All street traffic has
been seriously interrupted and much
fions which have been Inundated.
Towns throughout Louisiana, M Msss-
stpm and Alabama also report damage
in a large number of places which can
not be reached on account OF the tele-
graph wires being prostrated
The evening world., 1908-03-23
CAVE
HUSBAND Tip"
FOR HOTEL RAID
Auto Driver Tells How He
Took lll-AsSorted Parties
for Stolen Rides.
DR.. James C. Mackenzie and his wife

DR.. James c. Mackenzie and his wife
appeared in Justice Platzek's divorce
tribunal this afternoon. Both had fled
actions for divorce. The husbands suit
was called first,
The first witness, Charles Staples, a
burly little chauffeur, told OF taking
Mrs. Mackenzie and q party out rid
ing in his car, a Mr.. Gilmore hired
the machine. Said the witness:
Make yourself agreeable" Gilmore
said to me. Let them think / own
treats"
on the nrst trip the chauffeur took
Mrs. Mackenzie. her daughter and four
year-od child. That was oct. 8, 1897.
That trip was uneventful.
Several days later / called on DR..
Mackenzie to be treated" said Staples,
"and told him about taking his wife
for ride. He asked me to let him
know II l took her out again.
"On Oct. Gilmore hired the car
again. We picked up Mrs. Mackenzie
and Mrs. Bell at Third avenue and
One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street.
the st. Nicholas Inn and other places
to get drinks At the ST. Nicholas Inn
1 phoned to DR. Mackenzie that we
were on the way to the Van Buren,
Hotel.
wv got two rooms at the Van Buren,
and had lot 10 eat and drink. Mrs.
and Mrs, Bell were with me in the
other.
"Dr. Mackenzie and several others
came in. They opened the door and
misplaced That is my WIFE, ex-
James Kenny, detective, said he
was employed as "houseman" at q
dry goods store during 1897. on oct
. of that year his chief sent him tc
DR. Mackenzie's house, in West Twen
ty-second street. with Instructions Ia
do whatever he was told. He accom-
panied Or. Mackenzie and Mr. FRANKIE
TO the Hotel Van Buren, and saw Mrs
Mackenzie and Gilmore in room.
In his opening address, James j. Nc
Clellan, counsel fOr the wife, declared
that ne would prove that Mrs. Macken'
zie was the. victim Of a plot and tina
! MRS. Mackenzie became separate
/ from her husband" said Mr.. Mcclellan
she lived in Westchester avenue. !
Mrs Bell appeared there and took hal
OF the two famlly Npuse' lnls MrS
Rel had a power OF domination. anc
she led Mrs. Mackenzie 70 go to tn.
theatre and on auto rides
1--WE will prove" continued Mcclellan
olive ont OF a cocktail after heing IN
portuned to take drink. She ~ No
SA,omc unconscious hu' sNe was q
s,,rh "A state He 90 he easily led
"whc0 the auto got 90 the hotel i'.
nlug,v-slN pound woman was le'ted on
II tho auto h. iris strong Mrs. Rel
she fos thrown into q room and ~ok
up struggling
The evening world., 1908-03-23

washed my children's heads with Cuti-
cura Soap and then applied the wonder
full ointment, Cuticura. l did this four
or five times and can say that they have
been entirely cured. l have another
baby who is so plump that the folds Of
skin on his neck were broken and even
blod. used 0lticura Soap and Cuti-
the trouble had disappeared. l am
using the Cuticura Remedies yet wher
ever any Of my family have any So
can never recommend Cuticurl
ciently;it is indispensable in every he
l cannot find its equal. Nine. Napoleon
Duceppe Al Duluth ST., Montreal. Que,
May 81, 1907"
The evening world., 1908-03-23
KILLED BY A CAVE-IN.
We're Tearing Down Building at
sixth Avenue and Gath street.

workmen engaged in tearing down
a row OF old buildings in Twenty
fourth street, lust east OF sixth ave-
nue. were buried in cave-in of an old
vault under the sidewalk late this af-
ternoon one OF the men was killed and
two were seriously injured
The dead man was Michael Rebcllo
~ No. l03 Spring street Stephen Renno
nud Salvator Bronaldo are In Bellevue
Iiusyitan
~np work OF demoishing the old
huI'dlngs IL in charge OF Wells Broth
ers of No. l6O Fifth avenue. An addl-
non 20 Masunv haIn az Iwenty-tnlrd
Slrt :tsd on the site.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
DRIVEN FROM
PULPIT BY ARDENT
LETTERS TO A GIRL
Gossip of Rowayton Arouses Suspi-
cion of Deacon Raymond, Who
Forces Daughter to Surrender
Browns EpistleS.

The pulpit of the Baptist Church of Rowayton Conn., is
vacant.
Miss Clara Raymond eldest daughter of former Representative
Charles Raymond Fairfield County longer secretary of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavo Society," and has given up her class
in the Sunday school,
The Brown has resigned his resignation being accept
ed instantly and members of his flock determined that his
shall be dopped from roll of ordained Baptist ministers
The Rev. hiding behind the doors of the parsonage
and is fighting hard to retain the right to fill pulpit.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
TEN DROWNED WHEN
MOTOR FERRY-B0AT UPSET

L1'pECK Germany, March 23-Ten
members OF pleasure party We're
drowned hy the Ipsrtting OF a motor
ferry boat N 'He Lake o' Ratzhurgsr
last evening Folr others OF the party
were .tyyd
The evening world., 1908-03-23

Grape-Nuts food Is made
of Wheat and Barley, In
large 10 ib. ioaves, which
are first bak ed, then sliced
and again bak ed until rock
hard. The slices are then
ground into the granules
called Orape-Nuts.
The long baking changes
the starch of the cereals to
a form of sugar which Is
easily digested and quickly
abso sorbed by even a child.
1t affords ideal nourish
ment for all ages-from In
fancy to maturity; for
all conditions IRON the
Invalid to the Athlete.
''Thsrs's = SssSS1
The evening world., 1908-03-23

ing er p ITO II 8
formed on the
backs Of their
heads W hich
were simply
covered. Before
] heard Of Cuti-
cura, l used to
try a nj st
everything. but
they failed. .
Then my mother
recommended
the Cuticura
Remedies I
The evening world., 1908-03-23
DI e D.
IRONSIDES'

yR RONsIDEs.-After a short Illness, at his
residence. 8i2 West Both ST., VILLAS
beloved husband OF Nellie V. Lee Iroa
sides, aged thirty-two years.
Relatives ana friends, also members ~
Pyramid Lodge No ioo. +. K a. N, at'
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services ct the chapel Of the stephen Mer
r,tts purlaI Co., sth AY, and ION ST., en-
rSsaenay evening. e. 3 e'eiasa-