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New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
JERSEY CITY DRY.
Police Shut Up Saloons in Al Hud-
son County Toscns.

The excise law was better observed in Hudson
County yesterday than it has been since the BISHOPS
act went into effect II not absolutely Dry for
there were a number Of saloonkeepers who never
take the officials seriously and were reckless enough
TO do business by the guarded side or rear door,
but admitted only those known
In Jersey City the police officials demonstrated
that they when they Try practically suspend
the traffic. The prominent saloonkeepers who have
been doing quiet but lucrative Sunday trade re
spected the law when the word was passed that the
police would make an earnest effort TO enforce me
law Of liquor dealers, II is SAID, suspend
Sabbath 1av operations whenever the request enna-
mates from the police. few saloons did business
but they did il cautiously During the day the po-
lice GOT into three places and arrested the men IN
charge In Jersey City the spasm of activity Of
tbe Police Commissioners brought into service the
entire force The commissioners have informed
Chief Monohan that he would be held responsible
II the police did do their duty and check the
sales Of liquor The chief passed the responsibility
TO the captains and detectives. and the captains
shifted It to the sergeants roundsmen and patrol
The awakening Of the police ana -other officials
was due 70 the disclosures at the meeting in Jersey
City few DAYS ago Of the commission appointed
by Governor Fort 10 investigate the excise condi-
lions in the state. Some of the commissioners had
quietly visited Jersey City recent Sunday and
long list of saloons that they had dropped INTO
end found We're doing business.
IIoboken far from being Sahara, but
greater care was exercised by those who sold
LIQUOR. Open houses were few and the traffic was
carried on through guarded doors In Bayonne the
police were active. and what business was done
was carried on stealthily. IN North Hudson where
the law has been respected more in the breach
than the Observance, there was a semblance OF
obeving the law. il rurnored that the Prose
c1Itor's detectives and the agents of the Civic
Righteousness Federation collecting evidence,
and the saloon men wary and front doors were
kept closed
Vere mad 5e mn 10 7iga n
City Chief Of Police Hayes Of Hoboken went out
last night 70 look for volators Of the law and
found few keeping open after hours. -Four were
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
BURGLAR IN ST. LOUIS APARTMENTS.
Woman Awakened by Man Brushing
Against Her Foot.

The guests of the st. Louis apartment hotel. at
No. 81 East 32d street, were awakened at o'clock
this morning by the noise of a burglar chase, and
a daring attempt at robbery stopped but
the thief escaped Mrs. Locke, wealthy widow,
who occupies apartment on the third floor, was
awakened by a brushing against her foot,
which was uncovered. She screamed and leaped
out, but the slammed the door to the room
and climbed down fire escape to the ground.
Mrs. Locke screamed from the window and the
manager and several of the night force of en-
ployes and guests rushed to her aid. The police
of the West goth street station informed and
detectives were rushed to the st. Louis, but they
could find no trace of the daring burglar except
some footprints evidently made by mars bare
feet on the bathroom floor.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
WILD RACE FOR E PATIENT.
Injured Man Ran Away Because He Thought
He Was To Be Made a Prisoner.

a man did be patient for fear
he would become prisoner gave ambulance
surgeon, who sused his vehicle TO be put al full
speed, band Of policemen and a crowd Of two
hundred persons spirited race last night in East
New York
Policeman William CoTdes sent to Rocka-
way and Pftkin avenues where fight had oc-
czrred- An ambulance also sent TO the scene
man had been reported injured. He was Gus
tavus Ferr1o. twenty-five years old, OF No 223
esckrnan street. All hands away when they
saw C.ordes and three other policemen and the am
tuance approaching
The policemen were not anxious 10 get prisoners
but DR. Sullivan insisted that he must have his
pstient Then the chase began.
FHerrio was greatly relieved when Dr. Sullivan,
after sewing up scalp wound, told the fellow he
could 60
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
FOREST FIRES RAGING
Maine Toscns Threatened-NOrth
Woods and Canada Blazing.

Portland Me- July 12.-With series OF dan
gerous forest fires scattered all along the Maine
coast, from the York River to the Penoosco1
and ranging also at various inland points aIter
a week of the most strenuous efforts 10 place
them under control the situation tonight was
regarded as somewhat alarming. Ihere nave
been no rains for more than month and under
the scorching heat of the last two weeks the
underground in the Maine forests has become
dry tinder
Thousands of acres of wild land have been
burned over and many thousands of dollars
worth of timber destroyed The loss OF timber
in the Kineo region alone is estimated at over
100000 and the fire in that district tonight
was still uncontrolled Trains on the Somerset
Railroad have been held UP by the flames
Bangor was fairly circled tonight by fire
in the woods of neighboring towns NO towns
were considered in any immediate danger, but
vast tracts of woodland were being hcKed up
From the tcp OF Saunders Mountain in Ded-
ham, not far from Bangor, no less than thirteeh
fires could be counted in the vicinity OF Mount
.Katahdin II is estimated that thousand men
are fighting forest fires within a radius OF
thirty-five miles of -angor.
Brunswick Is another centre Of forest destruc-
ton, though in the region about there the tii'l-
Der is for the most part Of comparatively siiiaii
growth. Fires have burned over several square
miles of territory and along the Ne" MEADOWS
River blaze which was still unsubdued to-
night put stop to traffic over the Lewiston,
Augusta & Waterville Street Railway, burning
poles and damaging ties and rails
Along the York County shore, in the south
western corner Of the state. smoke from four Dig
fires in York, Wells and Kennebunk clouded the
atmosphere of scores of summer resorts AT
Ogunuuit in Wells and at Parsons Beach, an
exclusive summer settlement of wealthy Ne"
Workers., in Kennebunk, the flames came uncom-
fortably close, so that 1t was necessary to pro-
tect the roofs Of buildings from sparks, and TO
organize volunteer parties to assist The boston
& Maine Railroad workmen and others IN hold-
ing back the flames.
The total damage thus far by the various hres
in the state is difficult to estimate but probably
100000 is not too high a figure.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Y. M. c. A. WORK.

Reports OF the SEASONS Work received from the
twenty-five branches of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association the Pennsylvania Railroad
show paid membership OF more than ten thou
sand the largest branch being in Philadelphia
with 1895 members The total attendance for the
season was 6S2. 723 The attendance at educational
meetings was 1858 and at religious meetings II 2Ss
In one month the attendance at these meetings
reached 1885
An average of fifty lectures and entertainments
was held each month with total attendance OF
s3 $50 for the season. More than five thousand
hooks were drawn from the libraries every month
Each member pays regular dues. the members
themselves at the present time contributing 60 per
cent of the expenses and the company 40 per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
brighton
Races =. 1;:S :: :, :, \
Reached by All Routes to Coney Island

the Ocean So Co. with passengers and mdse. Isf' SO
antine al 6:54 r-,.--
steamer Louis. Jamison. Southampton ana "A
bOurg July the American Line with 1874 csoa5 ~
passengers. malls and uldss AFtN0@ -
II :45 m. llth.
la Bretagns err. Perdrgeon. Havre -
the Compagnie Generate TranSatlantique Ia.
cabin and 194 Steerage passengers. mails ahu 49,"
Arrived at the Bar at . ,,,
Steamer Bradford Ger) OerteI. Port Antonio Suy IA
10 United Fruit Company. with pasSehse1S -
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 6:lS p m - ..c %
Steamer Guiana CCuban1. Baker. Matanzes.
the Munson IS Co. mdse- Passed in SANDY NV
$40 m 4
Steamer Pawnee Rich. philadelphia. to the CIyu'
Co with mdss. Passed in Quarantine at ISV -. . q
steamer Yale Grove Boston. 70 the Metropol.san. 4
Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed IN OuaE1N'"
T.+5 m. -. 80
gland Navigation Company. with passengers anu -
Passed Quarantine at II 4S -, nod
Sandy Hook. y J. July II. 9;3O ru--Wind "s'1'
breeze: cloudy: hazy OF shore; hsht sea-
SAILED.
Steamer Montevid.o SPAN. for Havsns ana
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
WANTS AvIATORS TO FLY IN SEATTLE.
CAPTAIN A. W. Lewis, Boer War Fighter,
Here for Exposition Features

Captain A. W. Lewis, late of the British army,
an American who is said to have served throughout
the Boer s captain of squadron of irregular
cavalry, is at the Hotel Astor looking for amuse-
ment attractions for the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position be held from June to October Is. 1909,
Seattle.
Captain Lewis said yesterday he would confer
with Aero Club of America to-day relative to an
aeronautic exhibit. He will, he said watch the
flights at Belmont Park OF Henri Farman. and pro-
vided he makes a record superior to the Wright
brothers A. M. Herring. he will try to close a
contract with the aviator exhibit Seattle next
year.
He said the exposition would cost 100000 and
cover 250 of University of Washington
campus.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
TWINS CALLED TAFT AND BRYAN

The members of the italian colony in West 18th
street Coney Island, yesterday joined in the
christening of Bryan and Taft Palaneno the in
cubator sons of Iarie and Pasqualle Palaneno
The political twins were born Saturday morn
ing and their combined weight hardly exceeded
three pounds DIR. Pierce realized that the boys
could not be brought up under ordinary circuni-
stances, and both taken the infant in
cubators at Dreamland. Mrs Palaneno is suf-
fragette and an ardent supporter OF William J.
Rrvan She insisted that of the boys be named
BRYAN. Her husband. who is election district
captain decided call the other Taft
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
TRsNSFACIFic MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close N New York
China and Philippine
ands (via Seatte)-Tyo Maru. July 16 $50 n n,
Hawaii. Japan. COrea. China Philip
pine Islands (via Francsco)-
Korea July Is. $40 D m
Hawaii VIA san Alameda July 20 $50
and. via seattel-Shawmut July %. $50 p m
Islands
Francisco)-Lord Seton n
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via Francisco
America Maru July q. $50 p m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine ISL
ands (via Vancouver Victoria.
C)-Empress o. Japan 6.3O n m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
tvia Francisco)-U s Transport D
Tahiti Marquesas Islands (via
Francisco)-Mariposa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
HEAVY LOSS IN ADIR0NDACKS.
Railway Officials Send Out Trains to Fight
Fires-Need of Rain.

Utica, n. Y. July 2-Serious forest fires are
reported in the Adirondacks and along the Mo
hawk &. Malone Railroad, and unless rain falls
in the next few hours the loss will be enormous.
The fires have been raging since last night and
In some places tonight beyond control. The
territory affected in the greatest degree is De
tween Loon Lake and Mountain View and between
Tupper Lake and Saranac Inn. The railroad au-
thorties have two special fire trains out and are
working gangs of men in relays in the hope OF
overcoming the flames Additional forces are pc
ing rushed TO the points in danger, but at mid
night the reports were not reassuring-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, July 12, 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer Norman Prince (Br) Barrett Shields June
2s TO Paul Gerhard & Co. in ballast Arrived al the
Bar
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
TO Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine PAS m.
steamer Altamaha. Rood. Brunswick July o. 20 the
p
Steamer California tBrl. Blaike. Glasgow MoviIIe
Jul Henderson Brothers. with 22T cabin I5e
steerage and mdse Arrived the Bar al
IO:36 a
steamer Diamant (Cer) Thapsich Rotterdam Jun. %
2:10 m
Steamer Esperanza. Rogers Crstobal July 6 to the
Panama Railroad SIS Line. with III passengers
and Arrived the Bar a F:20 m
Barbour Port Reais Ponce
July / Mayaguez o the New York and Porto Rico
Ss co. with 81 passengers. mails and Arrived at
the Bar a 6:32 a m.
steamer Missouri Parse Puerto Mexico July and
Delaware Breakwater IL. 10 the American Hawaiian
Line. W Arrived a he at m
Arapahoe. kemble, Jacksonville
Charleston 10 the Clyde SIS Co with passengers and
nldss Quarantine s:0T a
Steamer City Of MsmDhis. Burg. Savannah July Q. 10
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
HAmLETs WIPED OUT IN QUEBEC.

Montreal. July 12.-Forest fires have been raging
for the last few days along the line of the Inter
colonial Railway between Montreal and quebec
Carmel Hill and Davelnyville, in Dorchester County
two small hamlets of about thirty houses each,
were practically wiped out to-day, only one or
two houses being left in each place. while about
thirty Intercoionial cars standing the sidings
alongside sawmils burned, as well as the sta
tions at these places. Trains were held up for
fifteen hours Great damage has also been done
to lumber and pulp wood lands So far no loss OF
life has been reported.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
WANTS SS9S 800 FROM ". q.
Io7ca Seeks Penalties for Alleged
TiOlotiOn of State LazCs.
TRv Telegraph to The Tribune.

Des Moines Iowa, July 12-The Western
Union Telegraph Company, of New York, IS
made defendant in suit for sS9S,500 brought
by the State of Iowa for alleged violation of
state laws in regard to foreign corporations
The petition, filed by Attorney General Byers,
consists cf two counts. The first is for 100000
for failure to pay the customary fee on capital
stock, ani the second asks for $798,500, repre-
senting the penalty fixed by law for the number
of days the company has been doing business
in the state in alleged violation of the state law.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
ARRESTED HERE FOR GERMAN FORGERY

Acting a cabled request from Foreign Minister
Won Marshall. of Baden, Detectives Moody. Leeson
and Aikman went down the Bay yesterday morn
ING 10 meet the French liner La Bretagne and ar
rested August Ruche, a steerage passenger. Ruche.
who is only twenty-six years old is charged with
having stolen through forged notes more than
"a D marks from carl Steiger, his former employer
in schoenau Baden. Ruche taken to Ellis
Island. and II not deported probably will be re-
arrested and held for extradition
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Liverpool July 12-Etrura (Bp. New York VIA Su''"'
Southampton July l2-St Paui. New fofA va
and Cherbourg u. r-.,.--f, FOR
Suez. July 12-Aatoppo (Srl. CaIcusta anu ~O
and New York
MoviIe July 12-Columbia (sr>. New IorS Tor uASs
SAILED.
Queenstown. July 12-Mauretania (Br). from Li''''
New York v,fn.lr1
Southampton July r. . o mi-Prinz Friedrich M...'
fC;erl from Bremen for New York via ChctoSNS
Antwerp July iI-Gothland tBeigl. for New 1oFS
Havrs 1l-BordeauX tErt. New 1orA
Ffums. July l1-Slavonia 5sr). New York
PASSED.
Lizard July I2-MinEsapolis tBrl. New York f0r lear
don
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
FLASH HITS TROLLEY CAR; FIVE HURT
Lightning Causes Panic, and Women Are
Thrown Into the Road

Philadelphia. July 12.-During electrical storm
which passed this city tonight lightning
struck trolley returning from suburban
park filed with passengers. and IN panic which
ensued five women were thrown to the roadway
and badly injured.
car in total darkness The passengers made a
rush to escape. and in the confusion many of them
were trampled upon. but all escaped injury with
the exception of the five
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13

The melting point for Sumne,
suit prices has been reached, and
there's a good bit of shrinkage now
AT S25, S2O and clear down to sl5
very many suits show eonsiderabl.
extra value.
If you're afraid of melting your.
self, perhaps "Star" nainsook under.
wear is the thing for you.
The least possible weight, yet ex-
ceIlent wearing quality.
Star nainsOok paJamas and
nightgowns too.
Arrow" collars at two for quar-
ter reduce expenses at this season Of
rapid collar consumption.
'Lusitania" is the newest Summer
shape.
Ever want an ice-cold drink In the
middle of a red-hot nightE
You can have it from Thermos"
bottle, which keeps cold drinks cold
for days.
Pints and quarts.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s e42 1902
at at at
Warren st. 1Stn ST. 54tn St
Please note change Of uptown store from 3znd 81
to n E. corner s4th st. and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
pFDIERs SEND THANKS TO BINGHAM

A mass meeting of the west Side and Downtown
Pedlers' Association was held yesterday afternoon
in Grand American Hall. In Chryste street, more
than seven hundred members attending. resolu-
tion thanking Commissioner Bingham for allowing
the nedlers to have their stands in Park avenue.
from nth 10th street, adopted, and cheers
were given for the Commissioner. Inspector Bur
feind and CaptaiIs Mandy Cray aRd Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
BASEBALL MAN DIES IN eRANDsTAND.

Columbus, Ohio, July 12-Thomas J. Bryce.
known to sportsmen president of the Columbus
American Association Baseball Company, died sud-
denly this afternoon in the grandstand at Neil
Park where he had gone along with thousands Of
persons 10 witness the last game Of the scheduled
series between the Columbus and the Toledo clubs.
Heart disease the cause The game was post
haca OF he
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
CONVICT sTAes FELLOW FATALLY.

Wheeling, w. Va July ia murder was COM
mitted in the West Virginia penitentiary Mounds
Vile to-day the fourth at the prison within four
years. Oscar Phipps attacked William Banks and
stabbed him in the back with long scissors blade
killing him. The convicts. both negroes, had
been enemies for several months
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
IoHN l. SULLIVAN SEEKS DIVORCE.

John /. Sullivan. the former pugflist, has begun
an action for divorce in Supreme Court In Brook
lyn Justice Clark has granted permission TO
Sullivan 10 serve his wife with the summons by
nutlication She lives in Centrevie. R l. They
were married in 1883 in Boston and separated five
years later.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
ARREST MEN FOR CAUSING CAR PANIC.

Six men charged with causing panic in Bath
Beach train at the West End station Coney Island
were locked up IN that police station early yester-
day morning According police the men
caused trouble all the way down to Coney Island
and thraasened to beat the crew OF the train
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
closes sails
Finance. Colon, Panama 4 a m
SaramacCa. Surfnam, ID " HOO Zoo m
Monroe, Norfolk. Old Dominion 300
TUESDAY. JULY IA.
Kronprz Wilhelm. Bremen. G Lloyd $50 a m m
Bermuda, Quebec. a m
Iroquois. Jacksonville. Clyde. 3:00 D m
City Columbus Savannah Savannah 800 D m
= WEDNESDAY. JULY Is
Adratic. Southampton, White a n,
I4usania Liverpool 80 a m 500 m
Maranhense. Para Booth 900 m 1900
A!tai. Inagua Hamburg American a m 200 m
Siegmund. Barbados. Hamburg Am. IL 100 100 n
N
Ryndam. Rotterdam. Holland-Am-...- 900 a m
1.anpasas Galveston Mallory 1900
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion ..-- 800 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises Sun 30 rises - Moons Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 653 Gov Island T:16 He'll Gate 900
PM-Sandy IN Gov. Island T42 He'll Gate e:S5
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Alice reported Island 4:5o yesterday
VIII
time afternoon. Il
New-York tribune., 1908-07-13

James McCreery & Co.
-, ~<.+ 54fb Street
WHITE WASHABLE FABRICS Both Stores
Commencing Monday, July the IStn'
White Irish Dress Linen. Soft French
finish Grass bleach. 40 inches w1de
SOC per yard
White cross-bar Muslin. Fancy Wnlte
Chifonette and white dotted Bat1ste. ~
;,nh.s wide 12c per yard
erprces
White Union Linen Irish manufacture.
e6 inches wide 25c per yard
23rd Street 07'" @''ee'
The oasis., 1908-08-15
Notice OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Public notice is hereby given, that in
accordance with the provisions OF Act 6S
nj fine 'Twenty-Third Legislative Assem-
blvoi the Territory Of Arizona, approved
March 10th, 1905, primary election
sball he held in Santa Cruz county, Ari-
2nna Territory, on Thursday, September
l7th.. 1908, the polls OF which to be open
between the hours of 8 a. m. and p. m.
Of said day, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the political party conven-
tions which said conventions shall be
held at Nogales, in said county and ter
ritorv on Thursday. October LIST, 1908,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day; the
Democratic convention to be held in the
Academy Rink, and the Republican con-
yention in Masonic Hall, for nomina-
ting officers to be voted for at the gem
eral election to be held in said county
and territory on Tuesday, November 3,
1908
That the number of Offices to be filled
is ten ll0) being Joint Councilman, AS
semblyman, Probate Judge, District At
torney, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder,
Surveyor, two 90 Supervisors, together
with one Justice OF the Peace, and one
Constable in each precinct.
The number of delegates to be elected
in each precinct in said county as APP
portioned by the democratic and repub-
iican central committees, is as follows
The oasis., 1908-08-15

One needn't break his neck, or
even a leg, to get in on the sub
scription list OF the first allotment
of treasury stock simply because
the books of the Zarahelma Oil
Company are now open to sub
scription to the treasury stock,
which is offered at Is cents for IS
shares. but this is not going to
last long at this price, as only 100,-
900 will be offered in the first allot-
ment. Better investigate at once
by having the secretary send you a
copy of the Company's prospectus.
Address B. c. Hill, Secy, home Of
flee, Nave Block, or P.O. Box 1924,
Tucson, Arizona. \
The oasis., 1908-08-15
An Almost Fatal Accident.

At EmpGlme Sunday evening
Mrs. E. NJ. Bowen of Guaymas,
suffered very dangerous and
painful accident, which nearly cost
her life, and from the effects of
which she will be slow of recov-
cry. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen were
visiting friends at Empalme, and
in the course of the evening the
lady, who is of a delicate tempera-
ment, was overcome by heat, ex-
periencing a fainting spell. To
revive her some ammonia was
poured into glass of water which
was used as an inhalent. Having
had the desired effect the glass
containing the water and ammu-
MIA was set aside. Afterward Mrs.
Bowen asked for a drink of water,
and by some mischance the ammo
MIA charged glass of water was
handed her, she swallowing a large
draught before noticing the pres
ence of the ammonia in the water
The burning of her mouth, throat
and esophagus that resulted was
very serious, and owing to the
weakness of the heart with which
the lady is affected, the shock
nearly resulted fatally. She lay
in comatose condition q greater
part of the night, and to save her
life required the most assiduous
attention of the medical attendant
who was called. At last accounts
she was out of danger and improv-
ing.
Mrs. Bowen is a recent arrival
at Guaymas, having come from
Sacramento but few weeks ago
Before her marriage she was a
prominent school teacher in Cali
The oasis., 1908-08-15

iornia, and was nominated by the
democratic party Of Solano county
as superintendent Of public schools,
and she made n canvass Of the
county that gave her the lead Of
the ticket at the poll, and left her
opponent with a feeling that she
had been to al election"
The oasis., 1908-08-15

Last night, owing to an accident
at the power house Of the Electric
Light Company by which the valve
gear Of the Corliss engine was
somewhat disabled, the current was
not turned on until late, much to
the inconvenience of the town in
general,