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New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
CONFER WITH JAMES S. SHERMAN.
Mckinley, Loudenslager and Dawes Visit
the Candidate at Utica.

Utica, y. y. July 3l.-Chairman Mckinley OF the
Republican congressional Campaign Committee,
Secretary Loudenslager Of the committee and
Charles Dawes formerly Controller Of the Currency
came here to-day and We're in consultation with
Representative James S. Sherman, the Republican
candidate for Vice-President. II was stated that
the conference had do with the transfer of the
Craftsmanship of the committee from Mr.. Sherman
TO Mr.. Mckinley and other matters pertaining TO
The campaign.
Arrangements going forward here for the
notification celebration August 1s and the local
committees arrange all the details an
nounced by the Mayor to-day Mr.. Sherman viii
start for the ST. Lawrence River on Monday and
will remain there several days.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Little Girls Skull Fractured Uvhen
Tires Burst at GreenTale. l.. I.

GreenvaIe Long Island. July 81 tSp@cisD-
r A. Ward a chauffeur OF No. 533 west f5sth
street Manhattan, driving a big touring car
owned by James McCreery. and having with
him John Rhfnehart of Bulls Head Long ISL
and. and his two children. Louise and jacob
Rhinehart aged respectively eleven and nine
wears. was upset at this station this morning
Three of the party were badly bruised. and
Louise Rhinehart suffered a fracture Of the
skull. from which she died later at the Nassau
Hospital
The car was rolling along at fifty-mie clip.
When about five hundred feet from the Green
vale station both the front tires exploded and
the car veered to one side and then turned
over, striking against a telephone pole in 50 do
ing All those in the ear were thrown out.
Rhinehart was badly bruised. but did not seem
TO mind his injuries in the least and was only
concerned about his little girl.
An ambulance from the Nassau Hospital con-
veyed Rhinehart and his daughter TO the hos
pitaL The son and Ward remained with the
car. as neither was injured Rhinehart Is a
weIl-to-do decorator Of Bulls Head Long ISL
and.
District Attorney Coles. stirred by the fact
that so many automobile accidents have oc-
Cured here within the last few months. has
decided that. besides the formal eoroners in
vestigatfons each one shall be investigated by
his officers, and any carelessness resulting IN
injury or death will be punished
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
CoLER OUT FOR GOvERNORSHIP.
Borough President Also Attacks Metz Once
Again at Ratification Meeting.

At a meeting of the county committee OF the
Kings County Democratic party, in the Johnson
Building Fulton and Nevns streets. last night,
Borough President Coler announced his candidacy
for the nomination for Governor in the autumn and
again attacked Controller Metz The meeting was
to ratify the Denver platform and the candidates,
and Mr.. Coler the principal speaker.
There should be Governor who would look
after New York City" said Mr. Coler. Controller
Metz. he declared made deal with j. P Morgan
and agreed to issue any more city bonds until
some time in the autumn. He also attacked him
for his attitude as TO the Fourth avenue subway
Denis Winter, the anti-McCarren leader of the
goth Assembly District, said that McCarren ap-
preached him before the election of 1907 and asked
him to knife Hearst in the race for the Governor
ship. He declared that he had refused. and had
since opposed McCarren,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
METZ BACK ON THE JOB.
Just Laughed When asked About
Democratic Ticket.

Controller Metz got back to business yesterday
with good coat of tan fresh grist of stories
He was not expected until Monday, so he gave the
boys at the Finance Department surprise
He went to Denver July 4. but when MS fFieha
pat, McCarren was ousted from the convention
Mr. Metz went right away. After combined busl-
ness and pleasure trip in California ana o'hei
Western states the Controller wound up ms Vaea-
ton by flying trip through Massachusetts ana d
short call In Newport r. l. He's ready now to
eat up work In larger mouthfuls than usual
Mr. Metz didn't find any one, West or East who
wanted to talk politics, he said. When asked
about the Democratic ticket he just laughed.
rs the Bryan ticket going TO VIM" he was
asked.
ASK coler. I'm not making predictions, was
the reply.
Mr. Metz said business picking up where ne
had been.
Regarding the ferry situation. he said; 'The
committee of the Board of Estimate had decided
that the best thing to do was to guarantee the
company against financial loss but the Corporation
Counsel gave an opinion that the city could not do
that / think II ean and will If II Is possible.
We guarantees the company and wait TIL the
Board of Estimate meets in September, when 1t
could pass appropriation. 1t would cost not
than 100000 for a couple of months. and in
October something definite might be accomplished.
The order for him TO show cause why he shouia
not be restrained from certifying contracts for
general improvements until the Fourth avenue SUD
way started he called joke.
''How's my friend Coler? he suddenly asked
Has he explained that $1,000 loan from Hurley
yet?
Let the commissioners go ahead and find out ali
they can about that Queens land DEAL he went
on IF friends of mine get into trouble it's their
lookout have no friendships where the
finances of the city concerned.
Some day may catch somebody in a real
estate deal You know, and know, that for years
sharks have been doing the city at every turn,
and If we run down of that sort of business
well be saving the city lot of money.
The Controller said investigation would be
started at once in regard to his suspension of
Thomas F. Byrnes.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
MACK NAMES COMMITTEES
Partial List Made Public at Buffalo
On Way Here.

Buffalo July 31.-Norman z. Mack, chairman
of the Democratic National Committee, to-day ap-
pointed committees to serve during the CAM
paign The members of the labor committee are all
members of the national committee. He Will an
nounce week the committees finance. press
and speakers The appointment OF subcommittee
for the Eastern and New York headquarters will be
taken up the return of Chairman Mack to Chi
cago in about week. The committees follow;
Executive Committee.-Nerman E. Mack, chair
man, New York; p l.. Hail. vice-ehairman, Ne
braska Trey Woodson, Kentucky; Martin j. Wade,
Iowa; Josephus Daniels, North Carolina; Thomas
Taggart, Indiana, John T. McGraw, West Nir-
ginia :; George w. Greene Rhode Island; r, M.
Johnston. Texas; Clark Howell, Georgia; T. e. Ry-
an. Wisconsin; j. +. c. Talbot. Maryland John
w Tomiinson Alabama John e Osborne, Wye
ming: James s Kerr, Pennsylvania r. B. Lynch.
Minnesota; Edwin o. Wood, Michigan Nathan
Cole jr. California; Robert Ewing, Louisiana :
Harvey CARRIER Ohio
Advisory Committee-David r. Francis, chair
man. Missouri; ]. G. Johnson. secretary, Kansas ;
Alton B, Parker New York John Sharp Williams.
Mississippi; Governor John A Johnson Minnese-
Ia Senator c. A. Culberson. Texas; Senator John
". Daniel, Virginia; Senator Isador Rayner, Mary
land; Governor George Chamberlain, Oregon Hoke
Smith. Georgia; John E. Lamb, Indiana NJ. e. In
gals. Ohio; Josiah Quincy, Massachusetts; George
Ehret, New York: Irving L. Handy, Della
ware; Archibald McNeiIl, Connecticut; James X
Mcclure. New York: ]. k ODonnen, Illinois;
James E. Campbell. Ohio.
Labor Committee-Martn ]. Wade chairman
Iowa Roger C. Sullivan Illinois T. E. Ryan. Wis
consn; Robert S. Hudspeth. New Jersey: W. A
Rothwell, Missouri e s. Johnson, South DAKOTA )
Edwin A. Newman, District of Columbia
Campaign Textbook Committee.-John E. Lamb
chairman Indiana: Josephus Daniels, North Caro-
lima Richard F. Meteaife, Nebraska.
Mr. Mack left Buffalo at 10 40 tonight for New
York. where he will confer with State Chairman
". J. Conners and other state leaders, and ar
range for opening national headquarters in New
York.
Several members of the Democratic National
Committee reached here Yesterday and will confer
with Norman E. Mack when he arrives to-day to
make arrangements for the opening Of Eastern
headquarters for Bryan and Kern. Among those
already at the Hoffman House are Roger c. Sulli-
van Of illinois, and Secretary Trey Woodson, of
Kentucky. The advisory committee is made up
of Democratic leaders drawn from outside of the
national committee The executive committee.
which was announced yesterday, numbers twenty
members more than twice the usual size. Cam
paign arguments of a special character will be
printed in all necessary tongues for distribution
by the labor committee The chief headquarters
of Mr. Mack will be in Chicago. but he expects to
divide his time so keep in close touch with
the East
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
WOODRUFF GOES TO THE WOODS.
State Leaders to Visit Him at His Adiron.
dacks Camp

Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman of the Repub-
Hcan State Committee left town last night on the
O'Clock train for his camp Raquette Lake
in the Adrondacks. He will until Mon
Gay. August TO- days before the meeting of
said:
There is no change in the situation with refer
ence to the denomination Of the Governor. and
DO not expect any change until the state conven-
ton meets ! have invited about a dozen state
leaders 10 come and see at my camp while
an away, but their coming is part Of the routine
work of the campaign
Among the state chairmsn's callers yesterday Y
were ex-Representative Lucius y. LittaueT OF
Goversvilie: ex-Representative George J. Smith
Of Kingston. and Senator Wemple. OF Schenectady
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
STUDENT HURT IN AUTO SPEED WAR.
Young Woman Riding in Same Car Recently
Shot in Chicago Suburb.

Chicago July 31.-Carl Burton. OF Aurora, Ill, a
student at the University of Chicago, was prob
ably fatally injured in collision between an auto
mobile and a cab at Michigan avenue and Madison
street early to-day. The automobile skidded as IT
struck the cab, and the impact threw Burton out
of the car The other occupants of the were
only slightly hurt. They were detained 1T the
central police station.
T P Henderson, who was driving the automobile
has gained local notoriety the central figure in
an automobil. speed war at Glencoe a North
Shore suburb. Three weeks ago young woman
riding in Hendersons car was shot by a Glencoe
constable who was endeavoring to arrest Hender-
son for exceeding the speed limit.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
PORTO RICANs SEND MONEY TO BRYAN
Will Extend Collection of Funds to Island
Club Adopts Resolutions

The Porto Rican Bryan Club held its second
meeting last night at No Al East 22d street. The
members are natives of Porto Rico who are nat
uralized, American citizens and those who hope to
become citizens. They adopted resolutions indors-
ing Bryan and subscribed the nucleus of fund to
aid the Nebrsskan. The money and resolutions
were sent to Lincoln. The collection Of money will
extend to Porto Rico. There is also a plan TO es-
ia hlish newspaper in this city the Bryan
cause There about twenty thousand Porto
RIcsns in the United States of whom about three
thousand live in New York OF these 50 per cent
are entitled to vote here
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
THOUSAND BOYS IN 4 CAMP CITY.
Form Municipal Government-Come from
Twenty Towns in Four States
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Warsaw, Ind, July 3l.-Ihere were exciting
doings at the Boys City, at Winona Lake to-day,
the event being the annual election of officers.
There are one thousand boys in camp. and they
govern themselves as a city. The lads from
twenty cities Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan The Liberal ticket In to-day 8
election on a platform pledgtng n clean city, cor
rectly financed and without tobacco" Joseph w.
Clark of Portland, Ind, was elected mayor. A
clerk treasurer and board of public works were
also elected. Vice President Fairbanks vas the
principal booster for the winning ticket in the
campaign letter urging clean politics greatly
auencing the election.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
MAY SEAL MINE AS A TOMB.

cheyenne Wyo.. July 31.--In a report made to
Governor Brooks to-day the Hanna coal mine
disaster of March. costing ffty-nine lives.
state Coal Mine Inspector Noah Young declares
that certain laws governing the operation of coal
mines had been violated by the Union Pacific Coal
Company in it's haste open up entry in
which there had been fire, thereby causing an
explosion.
The inspector suggests that the mine be sealed
forever as a tomb for the men whose bodies were
not recovered and recommends statutes for
the protection OF working underground.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
TAKE RACINE BANKER IN CLEVELAND

Racine Wis. July 31.-AccoTding to telegram
from Cleveland q. n. Fratt. cashier OF the First
National Bank this city. John II. Schultz paying
teller of institution. alleged to be defaulter
10 the amount Of $4,000 and who disappeared last
Tuesdav afternoon. has been arrested by a United
States nlsrshal-in that city and will be taken back
AT once TO Milwaukee for trial
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
PORTER MEN lNpoRsE w. w. sToRRs.


Iockport y y July 3l.-The Porter faction of
the Republican party has Endorsed the candidacy
Of william ". Storrs, Of this city. for State Sen
ihe 47th District, in opposition to James
S Simmons, OF Niagara Falls, the candidate OF
the Wa6sworth faction. The Endorsement of Mr..
Stcrrs is blow 10 George F. Thompson of Mid
dleport former member of the Assembly, who has
wanted the nomination for two years and who
has been leader of the Porter faction
Thompson threatens bolt unless the leaders
reconsider their action and throw out the Storrs
Endorsement IN favor Of him. The leaders have
agreed confer Saturday night with Thomp-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
BABY CARRIAGES MUST HAVE SPRINGS
New Jersey Health Board Rules That Spinal
Trouble Is Caused by Their Absence.

Springless baby carriages and go-carts have come
under the ban of the Board of Health of Har-
rison. N J.. which has adopted resolution con-
demnng these vehicles. the ground that the
bumps jars of the springless carts cause spinal
trouble.
Nothing was said about enforcing it. There is
siderable speculation in Harrison concerning the
methods the board will do away with the
Objectionable springless carts.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
HEAT AFFECTS LORD ROBERTS.

Montreal. July 31-Lord Roberts somewhat
prostrated by the heat to-day and all his engage
ments were called off. The programme included a
luncheon and reception at the Board of Trade and
a garden party.
Lord Roberts slightly improved this even
ing. and will be able 20 so to ottawa tomorrow
morning, as planned.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
MINE MANAGERS HOME oYNAMITEo

Lexington. Ky. July S.-Advices were rvf
bore to-day from johnson County that an at'e".'
had been made To destroy the home OF teV'S0
Perry superintendent OF the coal mines INV ,i.
stick Of dynamite was thrown en- the zoe. -
house tearing a large hole and badly -
Perry's wife. The dynemitns Is ee'SVe0 v
hsen the result of a wage disagreenaenI
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
Mr.. KERN ADDRESSES EDITORS.

Indianapolis July S1--John w Kern. Democratic
candidate for Vice-President, and Thomas r. Mar
shall. Democratic candidate for Governor of In
diana. addressed the members of the Indiana Edi-
ForiaI Association Fairview Park to-day.
The work Of the editor is highly important" q"
said MI. Kern. and I wish 10 emphasize that the
confidence Of people in the press of this country
ought TO restored, and If 1t is restored II will
have TO done by the course Of the Democratic
editors this country and by the independent edi-
who stand on the watch towers and are strik-
ing for what they believe TO be right
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
HURT BY AUTO, WALKS FOUR MILES
Philadelphia Men Buried Under Car While
Trying to Avoid Boys in Wagon.

Elwood. n. j.. July 31.-Charles J. Swain, for
president of the Quaker City Motor Club. and
DR.. John r. Overpeck, of Philadelphia. taken
10 a Philadelphia hospital this afternoon in a
serious condition, the result OF automobile acc-
dent.
Dr. Overpeck veered the machine to one side to
avoid striking team of horses and a wagon in
which two boys. The auto skidded into a
ditch and overturned, burying both occupants.
With two ribs broken bruised hip and internal
injuries, Mr.. Swain walked four miles to get help.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
FATALITY FOLLOWS RECONCILIATION
Couple Driving Home After Estrangement
Lose Their Babies in Canal

Norfolk, Va, July 31.-A special from Ropers.
N c. reports the drowning of the two months
old infant and two-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Swain. The couple with the children, were
caught in the storm last night, and. missing a
bridge, drove into a canal. The parents managed
TO save themselves, but the children swept
away In the darkness by the flood and drowned.
The couple had been estranged for time.
Yesterday Mr., Swain visited his wife and a re-
conciIiation resulted.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
NO GEORGIA LIQUOR MAIL ORDERS.

Atlanta. July 31-The Georgia Court Of Appeals
decided to-day that the solicitation of orders by
mail from another state for whskey other In
toxicating beverages In Georgia, well in the
state by any individual corporation, is a viola
tion of the laws of the state. and any person
making such solicitation is guilty of a crime
against the state.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
DYNAMITE IN ALABAMA STRIKE.

Birmingham Ala. July S1-The home OF Eeo.s5
Banks negro miner in Emsley, was dyna'i,.- ].
early to-day. Banks's wife and u'otherN-
we're in the house. but escaped injury NO't- -.
Conner has announced that he intends reniAH-
in the district until all indications CT trouble A~
ceased
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
FISHERMAN REscuEs LAUNCH CREW.

Sandy Hook. y. j. July S1-The Hfesaving
ton at Barnegat reports that a gasOene launch
named the Reno. of Camden. N J.. capsized off
Barnegat at p to-day. The two men aboard
were saved by fisherman. who did not give his
name. and were landed at Barnegat. The launch
was total loss Both men were unconscious and
their Identities were not learned.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
Johnson WILL SPEAK FOR BRYAN.

81 Paul July 3l.-In a letter to William J. Bryan.
mailed to-day Governor Johnson places his ora
,orical mowers at the disposal of the Democratic
National Committee. He says he viii be avail
able about September and will go where wanted
Tho letter WAS In answer 10 one received from Mr.
Bran several days ago calling attention 10 the
fect that there was desire in many states 10 hear
COG Governor.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
uuNeARIAns FOR WESTERN CANADA.

winnipeg Man. July 51.-Father V. Kovacs of
New York arrived here to-day as special ennis
sarv Of Pope Plus and Emperor Francis Joseph
Of Austria 10 investigate land conditions in West
ern Canada with view 10 colonizing there 200 900
farmers from Hungary. Father kovacs says tha
purpose of the Emperor and the Pope is to turn
ttde of immigration from the United States where
the poorer classes Of Hungarians have been harshy
treated in unsanitary camps By contractors
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
LINEMAN KILLED BY 10000 VOLTS.

Ballston, NJ Y. July 3l.-Frank Fitzpatrick a
lineman was instantly killed here to-day by con
tact with wire carrying thirty thousand volts He
was at work on top of pole carrying the high
tension line running from Spier Falls to Schenec-
tady He was twenty-five years old and employed
bv the Hudson River Electric Power Company
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
MARSHAL KILLS ALLEGED OESERTER

Doniphan, Mo. July 31.-W b. whitweII. who
kent a country store in Ripley County was shot
and killed to-day while resisting by w G.
smith deputy United States marshal from Chi
caeo Whitwell was alleged to have deserted from
tho limited States army two three years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
DEATH FOR NEGRO AssauLTER.

Roanoke, Va. July 3l-John Ffnney the negro
,rho two weeks ago beat eIeven-year-o Mary
Jarnison almost death in Franklin County in
attempt 10 assault her, convicted in court a
Rocky Mount today and sentenced 10 death The
Jury was out five minutes finney IS TIE Arst
criminal sentenced 10 be executed by electricity in
Virginia
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
TWO KILLED, SIX HURT, IN CRASH.

Scranton. Penn. July 3l.-Two killed
and six seriously injured two probably fatally. in
the Ontario & Western yard at Mayheld to-day
The men repairing a siding when
another train crashed into them. The being
repaired hurled from the jacks
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
GOVERNOR LITTLE IN SANAToRIUM.

St Joseph. Mo, July 31-Governor John S Little
of Arkansas has been placed in A sanatoriun here
He has been suffering from a nervous breakdown
almost since his election which has developed into
acute melancholia-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-28

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that IS by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the Eustachian Tube, When
this tube Is inflamed you have rum
bling sound OF imperfect hearing
and when this IS entirely closed. deal
ness is the result. and unless the in
flammaIion can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal con
dltion. hearing will be destroyed Tor
ever: nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Ca,arrh. which is nothing but an
iafismed condition OF the mucous sur
faces
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case OF deafness Ccaused "
catarrhl that cannot be cured :.
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for cir
culars free. F. J. Cheney 4 Co,
Toledo. Ohio. Sold by druggists &c
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-28
USED HIS STORED KNOWLEDGE.
When High School Learning Came in
Handy 70 Business Man.

4 used for the first time today
something I learned 10 years ago. said
a writer in the Milwaukee Sentinel
1t was the application Of a principle
in geometry in relation 10 the inscrib-
ing OF hexsgon in a circle, which
learned when at the high school. had
an order placed for some taburets
that is flower stands given me and
the party that gave me the order
wants the tops 10 inches across Well.
that was easy enough to Ill, but be-
side that the sides were to be hexa-
gonal. so I had to sit down and figure
out how much five-eighths-ineh wood
would have to be leveled OF to have
the parts 1T exactly. Here is where
l used my geometry.
Daniel Webster is quoted as saying
that he once used a fact which had
lain dormant for Ia years. so l have
him beaten by a year.
You often hear people say What Is
the use Of learning thisr seeing no use
for II at the time. but things which
at the time seem most impracticable
are often later OF use That is one Of
the complaints in our public schools,
but as in my case II may some day
prove OF use
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-28
WHERE AUBURN LOCKS ABOUND.
Found in Great Numbers in North
eastern Part Of Scotland.

Red hair is found In distinct excess
north Of the Grampians, and especially
in the northeast Of Scotland A SCI
enlist who has made the question OF
fermentation a special study. and has
Just been helped TO conclude a color
survey Of the school children-over
50.0OO-of Scotland. announced this
as one OF his results.
In most European countries, he said.
there is a distinct predominanoe OF
one type over the others. In north
Germany and Sweden 1t is the blonde
type; in Italy the brunette. No such
predominance is found in Scotland.
Dark hair and fair are present in
equal proportions The dominant col
or among Scottish children Is brown.
and 1t has to be shown how far brown
is really a blend Of fair and dark
The proportion Of red hair through
out the country is = little over 5 per
cent-high compared with the con-
tinent- One cannot overlook the ref
erence OF Tacitus to the red haired
CaledOnians- Some curious facts
brought to light suggest that red hair
is not entirely or strictly a racial
trait Il may have some peculiar
physiological If not pathological con
nectiOn.