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New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
PHYSICIANS CURE SKIN WITH SIMPLE
REMEDY.
Noted Eczema Specialist Comments on a
Proven Specific for Skin Diseases

Physicians everywhere continue aiien .ront6erfuI
for ordinary oil Of wirtergfeeh. -, IA skjn dis
ssses This To LIQUID Iiauid pure and clean as watss feE
s1ter7lsIy applied has instant ere enecc causes in
drops on the burning, itching o. SOL ,,se gives a
slsnt relief and short colIiiiu
Complete cure -. .1;ss is SO
Or. c. B Holmes, Of Silver 'itg' y n II pre-
enthusiastic about this remedy io,+er 70 the
4 5oT1,apv M Of Chicago that this sre1.
remedy is as near specific for 6ozem Hsine Your
eyinine for malaria. Il have fsg nesn results"
= d . for four years WIN
writes Dr Holmes. ,,,-sicians who
There are thousands Of other pl.s pc ,.rf1tergreen
use D 2 D Prescription, the oil OF W clean 10
us. Tt y ID - ID, - s,o,1 what ID. D. ID will 90
would not recommend it 60 our II frle, ,,,p store
patrons Rlker's Drug stores Isi e ,1o,,r skin
sny1Tsy and let US see the n~1ui'
fpsh!&
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
IN REVIVE PARKWAY IN BROADWAY
Commissioner May Remove Traces Of Sub
wav Construction Next Week.

1o1Iovvtnz the action of the Board OF Estimate on
rr-,6av Henry Smith Commissioner Of Parks Tor
Manhattan and Richmond. expressed nope yes
..-dav that in a short time the parkway along
rs-oadwav from 5sh street to Dyckman street VIII
>. -ata f,tatec. The Board OF Estimate passed an
r--onristion Of $500 in corporate stock Tor lhs
-,,rno.e and the appropriation will be passed upon
: -. BOARD OF Aldermen when II meets next
Tuesday. 49,
Commissioner Smith explained that two or three
aa-s ago aldermen appropriated $4,000 IN revenue
Lo,ds for the Broadway parkway. and this was
a+,a.d bv the Board of Estimate. The money was
,,--s5 over 10 the Borough President VINO az tiat
.,-oe had charge Of the street parkWays Before
.rv.btn9 was done by him. however, such parK"@ys
-a r1aced under the charge of the Park Conlinls-
.,onar Thus the money went back TO the treasury
A. Smith was sanguine that this sum would again
,e anpropriated. that he would nave sloo'"" Iol
the Broadway greenery.
.rha first thing TO be done he said. will be 10
si,- o,,t the rubbish that thrown in by the
.-,tu,av workers when they filed up their cut Then
~ will nut in good. rich earth, in which vegetation
an thrive l think large trees will be out OF the
question ;1ut there plenty OF beautiful shrubs
- email trees that be used there. II the alder
-, are good to us will start work next week
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
KINDERGARTEN CLASS IN ROBBERY.
Only Seven Years Old, Youngsters Are Dill
gent Followers of Rafies.

Two Of the youngest burglars yet recorded on
police blotter arrested yesterday. At the
Clymer street station, Brooklyn, the youngsters
gave their names as Billy Calamia, years
old Of No. s. Harrison avenue, and Able Con-
resser seven years old, Of No. S. Harrison avenue
II was a little after 8 o'clock yesterday when
the ianitor Of Public School IS, in Hayward
street, near Broadway, heard chairs being moved
about in the principals room. AS he neared the
room he saw two dirty youngsters sitting at the
principal's desk and hurriedly opening letters.
The janitor called Patrolman Pfeifer, of the ely
rner street station and the patrolman was about
to enter the building he a small head making
its way through the coal hole. The patroman as
sisted the boy the sidewalk.
Gee my pal is still down, boss said the child
and you'd better help him out"
Both youngsters were taken 10 the station house
Billy who appeared be the leader Of the two
told the captain they had started their career as
cracksmen about year ago, the methods Of which
he said were taught to them by Older boys
we were tired Of turning over our swag to
them" said Billy" and SO decided to steal
for our own benefit. Why, only yesterday got
way with a bunch of glassware from A department
store which We sold women going by
When searched ii found that the youngsters
had rounded UP in the school three rubber stamps,
several rulers twenty-one postal cards. a tuning
nine I'VE books. knives and about tWoscore
nencu. The Youngsters were taken 10 the Chill
5ren's Society and will be arraigned tomorrow IN
the ChildTen's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
CHICAGO CLUB DECLINES.
Western Automobiists Refuse II
Join Auto Club of 4merica.

The following resolution vas unanimously adopt
ed at a recent meeting of the board OF directors 81
the Chicago Automobile Club according to Sidley
Gorham secretary of the club:
Resolved That the Chicago Automobile CID
respectfuIIy decline the invitation of the AutomC-
bile Club of America TO withdraw from the ILLINOIS,
State Automobile Association and thereby frotn
the American Automobile Association. and 70 join
with the Automobile Club Of America in an effort 70
control American motor racing
In connection with the above action, IL may be
said that W. E Scarritt, of the directors "t
the Automobile Club of America, went to Chicago
recently a. the representative Of that club and
laid before the directors Of the Chicago AuJomob!le
Club a plan whereby that club could associate IL
self with the Automobile Club Of America in an
effort to regain the control of racing, Orce held
by the latter but in 1902 voluntarily surrendered
by it to the national governing body, the American
Automobile Association
Still further the statement is authorized that re-
ports given out in New York some weeks ago to
the effect that there alliance between the
Automobile Club of America and the Chicago Auto
mobile CLUB were founded fact. the two
clubs having merely agreed to extend reciprocal
club privileges to the members OF each
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
sICuIGN REBUKEs ITALIANS
SAYS Method of Life Here Leaves Much 10
Be Corrected.

cornrlsndatore Rafaelo Palizzolo MEMBER OF the
Italian Chamber Of Deputies for two oeoaoes'
who is IN this country tell his fellow slcllaiS
snd TIE Italians what he thinks OK ItaI4ah en-
grafton 10 these shores, and advise 'helii 70
ye- .+,. - 2lscl, Hand and other similar fol-
bles % theirs was the guest at dinner IN ms
honor st the Hotel Astor last night given oS
New York Italians
II Introducing signor Palizzolo Signor Pescla'
the chairman, referred TO him as d pN0- O.
r,,s,,- - - .ta .,entc 600" who went out
with GaribaIdi
The Comma ndatore rebuked those Itaiians Nv "
Ing IN New York because their race IS not nl
ne model Immigrant race. Their nnefhoo OF ~
ins ne said leaves much 10 be corrected @
Italian IN New York. however. ne saiH' io
rnss. - 49, ~ many unjust attacks be
czrss - -. -,.-,e.ra+ion Of crimes by Italians
which sre 10, crimes indigenous to the Itahan
community By any means. but are the crimes u
all lands glf cIirres
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ARREST NEGRO PASTOR AND TRUSTEES
Trouble Among Mount 0livet Baptists in
Court Once More.

As result OF the troubles in the Mount Olivet
Baptist Church. in West SD street. last winter
Matthew G. Gilbert the pastor. and James E Tay-
Ior and Joshua B. Woods church trustees. all
negroes arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Terry on order signed by Justice O'Dwyer. OF
the City Court in action to recover s2.el9 dam
ages from each OF them for false arrest and i'm
prisonment brought by General Grant Stevens
Bail was fixed $3.50 each They furnished this
and were locked I'D.
Stevens forth in afrdavit that the Rev
Mr. Gilbert found himself most unpopular in No
vember 1901 and wished to resign his pastorate.
his resignation to take effect on February 1. The
question of the acceptance or rejection Of his
resignation up at the regular monthly meet
ing of the church last December.
When the defendants the against
them they called the police and had the church
cleared. These proceedings. Stevens says. tended
10 heighten and to intensity the bitterness and fac
tional feeling already existing in the community.
The church members insisted the clergyman
vacating his pulpit on February l. As the church
was In the opinion Of Stevens and his friends on
Sunday. February 2 without a pastor they held a
song service. The service vas interrupted by the
police. who put fourteen persons into patrol
wagon and took them to the West f7th street
station.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
THREE BETTING ARRESTS.
GOCfrHOr UOnt Discuss Rumor
That He Has Detectires on Watch.

Three arrests made at Sheepshead Bay
racetrack yesterday for alleged violations Of the
new Agnew-Hart law E J. Callahan one of the
leading members OF the Metropolitan Turf Associa-
tion. Of the victims. The others gave their
$ Martin Slider. of No. 1s First avenue
Manhattan. and Thomas Ruth, OF No 2s4O East
18th street Sheepshead Bay. inspectors Flood and
O'Brien had seventy-seven policemen in uniform
the track and number OF plainclothes men,
but they had nothing to do besides keeping their
eyes open for what they might consider violation
of the statute
Before the first race had been run the rumor
spread that twelve detectives were in attendancs
at the instance OF Governor Hughes TO report con-
ditons directly him II such was the case no
body could be found who could confirm il. although
il was quickly accepted actual fact
There was no Geographic communication between
the track and the outside world yesterday. as ths
Western Union Telegraph Company would not con-
sent the rental proposition from the Coney ISL
and Jockey club and took out the wires Tele-
phones used by the afternoon newspaper men
to send reports to their Offices
John Sanford chairman of the State Racing Com
mission made visit the track yesterday for
the first time this season. He wearing a Per-
sona Liberty League button in the lapel Of his coat
Albany June Z-The report that Governor
Hughes has twelve men at Sheepshead Bay TO see
II there betting the track was con-
veyed 20 the Governor this afternoon He was
cIoseted with his private secretary. and IL was said
that he had nothing 10 say. at least for the pres
ent The Governor later said that ne no occa-
sion to make any comment the report He de-
clIned TO affirm deny it.
II is known that has been in close touch with
what has been going on a the rscetracks sincs
the enactment Of the Agnew-Hart law. It 10
known also that he intends to that the local
officials perform what he believes 10 be their duty
10 secure the enforcement OF the law only AZ
the racetracks. but against poolroou1s as well
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
4NTT-PL4GTE POSTERS.
Charity Organization Society Starts
NOreI Wdr on Tuberculosis.

To fight tuberculosis by Of attractive
poster is a scheme of the Charity Organization
Society committee the prevention of tubercu-
losis, and far many Italian homes on the East
Side have these pictured warnings against faults
which may lead to the Ill nourished poorly housed
getting the disease which to them seems one of
the age-old scourges which cannot be avoided
A brightly colored view of part of canal in
Venice is surrounded with advice. in English. and
who receive the posters are, of course, first
attracted by the colored bit of scenery representa-
tive of their native land Then they the
printed matter.
The work of distribution begun June z
by Miss Senda, young Italian. who, it was
said had been cured Of consumption Stony
Void, in the Adirondacks She had much trouble
in getting the Italians keep the poster, they
believed that money payment would be required
When they were convinced that it for their
benefit, without cost. they gladly accepted 1t a
pretty decoration. The lesson it taught was then
impressed their minds.
Lawrence WELLER. the director of the committees
work will extend the distribution among other ma
tionalities as the Italian families have
been supplied Miss Sllenda has distributed nearly
two thousand posters far in the district bounded
by East Houston, the Bovery, Spring and Crosby
streets.
This work, in connection with the free open air
stereoptfcon exhibition given by the Health De-
partment, continuing instructions in the same line
will. it is believed, have marked effect in the
of time in reducing the mortality from tu>
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

A. a HsOC1ETf TO THAcK HuMAN ExEcr1xcrr
HcoonnelIs Work Has Become . World

MOVemenf.
Carnegie fai AZ meeting Of the Health Conference at
ssry To near Andrew Mcconnell become
for Eron society TO meet the overwhelming demand
eoee or this science
in the onneH having discovered electricity
when oody can every chronic
proye5 =. tafoinely controlled. already having
all former lines healing.
xrati, ne the basis for further demon
lists oush the tests the greatest
Mr. eleCtricity is the motive power Individual
aldaS theiis work has been studied
fhs -. pugh all parts thinking world Some OF
ii nave Investigated science procla med
e.tatest movement in centuries. claims
ar 49, cinel makes. which
through scientific knowledge laws
htn1s ana control of electricity generated I'm the
nocF any one have health old people
~ 'soTats themselves IN a few weeks
an and only New York Office of the Society
60 sal science, Andrew Mcconnell President located
Nc,' Ssrnesie Hail, New York City. Neither has Mr.
other outside of Office
FrooSc city Branch Institutes however located in
1arD,sn. Philadelphia. Washington. Boston while
representatives carrying the work IN
" every state Union
ENeW York Office win remain open during the
summer, where Mr. Mcconnell be heard such
When he is not OF the city for special courses
and ChSutauquas for the months OF July and
[Sueust During his absence. which will not be for
eAtended period time. P. Corning Edwards,
gIlenced teacher. viii be charge Of the instruction
t'nent Further particulars and literature concern
@ is movement he secured by addressing the Sec
uteS Will call IL desired. Phone. Columbus 6671
a large mail course department has been established
winch makes possible living any distance
'e receive the benefits or this science.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
CITY NEWS In RRIEE.

The hodv of Charles NJ. Roker jr.. the son Of the
inning engineer of that name, who shot himself
IN the head at his home NO lA riverside Drive
t--tsav night was taken y members of his
-. yesterday to the home of the fathers rela-
-. Al diddletoHn. y. Y Coroners Physician
',Iar,o, nronounced il plain case of suicide.
Friends raised 5000 bail for James Mckenna'
10 is charged with causing the death of his son.
. Frank McKenna, publlsher ol ne Flushius
v" = .leased the prisoner who Immediately went
:. his home at No. ~ Madison street Flushing
-. rhe body Of his son lies, waiting burial.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

day afternoon the Devils Hole rapids and on to
Lewiston, making the trip of two and one-half
miles in thirty-fve minutes This Is feat which
had been performed only twice before.
Powell entered the water at the fiat rock just
below the whirlpool. swimming directly to the
middle of the river. For hundred yards he had
no difficulty in making headway. but when he
struck the DEVILS Hole rapids he under water
most Of the time. Once he disappeared for about
sixty seconds. Passing under the lower bridge.
Powell was tossed about like cork for twenty
minutes but he had sufficient strength left to swim
the dock.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
WOMAN TO TRAVEL IN GLASS BOX.

BY Telegraph The Tribune.
Ftchburg Mass. June Z-Mrs. William Tryon,
sufferer from nervous prostraton and bronchitis
has contrived novel method of protecting herself
while on A trip TO North Carolina 10 recover her
health She has had glass box built upholstered
inside in which she will recline while riding on
the train. She complains of the cold with
the temperature at So
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ONE-MAN FIRE DEPARTMENT A HIT
Foster Champion Puts Out One Fire, and
Gets mother on His Hands.

Eastport. Long Island. June 2T-Foster Crarpton
Wall Street man. who is living az Westhanp-
ton, rendered double service with his big touring
car here to-day Fire threatened the home Of
Mrs. Charles Sadusky. AT Vestnsmpton. shis morn
ing.
Mr.. Champion jumped into his sutonobI. ana
mad. record time 10 Eastport 10 get Are hose. He
returned with it and managed 10 saw. the house
from tota! destruction Fire broke cut this even
ing in I'll. duck ranch owned BY Crottfr>d Pisi A.
Gr- Cxanpton did tia aazns taiaS AxaiA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
BROKEN SPINE FATAL AFTER MONTHS.

After living three months with broken spine
Victor Clements. Of Russell street. Villa amsburg
died Yesterday in the Williamsburg Hospital
Clements was hurt while diving into the swimming
pool Of the Greenpont branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association The spinal cord had been
severely lacerated. Clements was an all around
athlete. and it due 10 his splendid condition
that his life was prolonged His mother and sister
survive him,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
WATERWAYS DELEGATES At NORFOLK

Norfolk Va. June IA Congressional delega-
rion composed of United States Senator Martin
end Representatives Maynard. Curlin Glass and
Taseiter of Virginia, and J. Hampton Moore of
PHILADELPHIA, to-day inspected the jamestown ex-
nositiou grounds, Norfolk Harbor and the Norfolk
tJsyv ward to inquire into the advantages of this
norr and naval station. Representative Moore came
p the president of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
association A dinner rendered the party at
CceauyieN to-DiSht.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ONE ARMED MAN SWIMS RAPIDS.
Tossed About Like Cork-Under Water Once
for About a Minute.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, June z7.-With nothing I
protect him but life preserver. George Powell
of Buffalo. a one-armed man, swan late yester
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

berculosis The Health Department will keep a
close observation the health reports from the
districts covered by the posters and the stereop-
ticon exhibitions.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
q. Altntatt & On.

ARE PREPARED TO SUBMIT INFORMATION AND SUGGESTIONS
TO PERSONS RESIDING OUT OF TOWN -
HAVE PROVISION FOR
EXECUTION RECEIVED NAH. DURING
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

BEGINNING ON MONDAY. WoMENs SHOES
CONSISTING OF THE REMAINDER OF SEVERAL DISCONTINUED
LINES OF SUMMER FOOTWEAR.
WILL BE PLACED SALE AT = 4 THAN
ORIGINAL PRICES
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
John W.lken Should Follo1v Haskell
and Senator Foraker into Retirement

ance to the second most corrupt boss
!, in the United States-Tom Taggart.
Of Indiana.
The Denver Post, the leading paper
Of the Middle West, independent in
politics and published at the scene of
the convention. said on July ii:
.'It was Thomas Taggart, chairman
|of the National committee, who en-
glneered the deal by which Mr.. Kern
was given second place on the tick,
ct. Associated with him were Roger
c. Sullivan and Mayor Dahlmari, Of
Omaha, the latter representing Mr..
Bryan. The Commoner's brother was
at all times in the confidence Of the
Big Three. Tom Taggart modestly
and blushingly admits that he nom.
mated Mr.. Kern. but Mr. Kern proudly
and publicly nroclaims the fact that
Tom Taggart nominated him.
The following afidasits are taken
from among the crowd Of newspaper
men who interviewed Mr.. Kern after
his nomination:
State Of Illinois, County Of cook.
"Iacauin L. 1ait being duly sworn
deposes and says That on July TO-
1908. ae was in Denver, COL. in the
capacity of a newspaper reporter as.
signed to the National convention, OF
the Democratic party, at that time
there being held; that on that day be-
tween the hours of 4 and s o'clock,
he was one Of a gropp of newspaper
men who met, in the entrance Of the
Brown Palace Hotel, the man known
to him to be John w. Kern. of the
city Of Indianapolis, Ind. and that he
then and there asked Mr. Kern the
following questions: ITO whom. Mr..
Kern. do you owe your nomination for
the Vice Presidency and that the
said Kern then replied: 4 owe my
elevation to the great honor to Thos.
Taggars who stood for my nomina.
|tion from the first and refused to
back down before the claims of any
other State. Idid not ask him to act
for me, nor did I urge any one to get
me the nomination; tle fact is that j
did not think the convention thonEbt
eaoagh Of my qualifications to return
me a winner. Ny friends. howeyer.
seemed TO nave been convinced Of my
fitness through the anceasing endeay.
ors Of ME TaggaFt and to him / am
indebted aud deeply grateful.
THE depolent further sayy that be.
tween the hours Of s and y O'clock the
evening 81 the same day he had occa.
sion to further seek the aforesaid
Kern and that he found MIN ii the
private rooms engaged BY man
known to him as Tnomas Taggart Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
os.is Bennett a Tax Dodger

his public addresses Bennett Democratic candi
has yicionsly assaed without
what would change.
he has played the critic
fought the reform heis fighting them
das. Why
Here g the
Bennett
dodgers in the history OF the State
Here are. the facts
1904 Bennett is s,i the
Of eNl timber Gimer county
could that land have been bought than $5
e through bis influential connections Louis Bennett enabled
TO of this about
onetenth of its value
n 1906 the land was assessed at $500 per acre. "a
Bennett county
county pleaded that the
The State board public works gov
IS the head ereupon ordered the
Republican board at S15 per acre
Louis Benefits protest.
mark the sequel less thar later Louis Bennett
he tract for s17 he
Louis Bennett many coal and tim
b he holds them purely for speculation develop
property His sole them until the natural
yalue gives him big profit the meanwhile to es.
cane wth the lowest tax charge.
wonder that he opposed the laws that stopped
oneenth their value?
that he opposed an assessment system
him from debating to local county courts
the amount Of axataion he must his property
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
!. JEFFORD
| ! /.
WELL KNOWN JEFFERSON
COUNTY MAN NAMED ron
SECOND DISTRICT.

MARTIN sBlIRG w Va oct Il:
The Republican confesees ot the Sec;
ond senatorial district have named
Hon. Tracy L. IeKords. OF Harper's
Ferry. 10 make the race for senate IN
place Of Hon. G. p Miller. of Hamp,
shire county. who gave notice Of MS
withdrawal Hons W. r. Grqyer, 81
agartinsbrrg, was originally named to
make the race, but withdrew for Mr..
Miller.
Mr.. Jefords is prominent 10 politi.
cal circles here, and despite the fact
that his district Is strongly Democrat
&c, he enteitains hopes Of success. He
Is one oil the best known lawyess Of
his county.