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New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
JUDGE F4WCETT NEXT.
"4narchist' Says Court Is Going TO
Be BIo1cn Sky High Pretty Soon.

County Judge Fawcett, of Brooklyn, received
letter Yesterday morning which has given him
quite much cause to be proud of the Importance
of his high position did the Black Hand letter
received by Judge Dixie several days ago The
writer of Judge Dike's letter threatened to blow
up the County Court House. with him in il. The
Judge promptly advised the court reporters to move
their desks into City Hall Park. He said
nothing about moving himself
The letter to Judge Fawcett is addressed to
County Judge Fawcett. County Court. Brooklyn
and underneath are the words. ''would-be Presi-
dent" The note says: You will be killed by
of our men who has been selected and is the
lookout for YOU.
It is signed. Anarchist Society, No. 80 West
29th street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
MORSE TO FILE DEMURRER.
Former Banker Prepared to Fight Bank
ruptcy Proceedings

Eugene P. Carver attorney for Cnarles W
Morse announced last night that ne would NE TO-
40, !, the Tinted States District Court de-
u,urrer in opposition the involuntary bankruptcy
netitiou Two points raised by Mr. Carver IN
his demurrer in which he holds that the petlrton
in bankruptcy is defective and should De o4S
missed
II is set forth by Mr.. Carver that Charles A
Hanna as receiver of the National Bank or Norln
America one of the petitioners. is not by law au-
thorized as such receiver, TO join IN petltlon 70
have Mr.. Morse adjudicated an Involuntary oaiiA
rupt without being specifically authorized 10 DO So
AS for Frank c. Pringle and Edward D ShotveA
the other petitioners. the demurrer says TAeS
are shown on the face of the petition not 10 oe
creditors at all of Charles w Morse
1t also holds that the Smith Judgment against Am
is defective
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
EXTENDS POPULATION EXHIBIT TIME

The exhibit Of congestion OF population, through
the courtesy Of the management of the American
Museum Of Natural History, viii remain view
for public inspection until March g al the mu-
scum.
Special DAYS viii be arranged for various organ-
izations and classes from the high schools.
colleges and universities and private schools Of
the city inspect the exhibit series OF lectures
is also being arranged for the evenings OF this
week and next. Arrangements fer private in
spections may be made through the committee on
congestion Of population Room 623, No. 105 East
z2d street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
UESTCHESTER ELECTIONS
North Pelham Again Chooses Village
Blacksmith for President.

James Reilly was reelected village president IN
North Pelham yesterday by an increased major
ity He had been elected twice on an Independent
ticket defeating both the Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates, but this time he headed the
Republican ticket and swept his colleagues INTO
Office in spite of the fact that the village is heav-
ily Democratic. The vote the largest ever
cast. Reilly's majority over David B. Alsie was
eighty-six. Those elected with him We're; William
Ednger treasurer; Robert Scott, collector; DaVd
Lyon trustee. Reilly is the village blacksmith
In Pelham the Republicans elected their ticket
as follows: President 7. L. jacques treasurer.
Arthur l.. Buckhout; collector, Elbert H. Aihss-
land; trustee. Henry +. Tidemann
The Republicans OF Pelham Manor elected With
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
A. +. OF L. FORMS NEW DEPARTMENT

Preliminary steps were taken in this city yester-
day TO form New York branch Of metal trades
department of the American Federation OF Labor.
IN conformity with a resolution passed at ma
tonal convention OF the unions in the metal trades.
! second convention will be held in few days to
elect officers The constitution provides that no
local union strike sanction strike with
out the approval of the department
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
CHARGES THEFT TO HOUsECLEANERS

The wife OF DIR. Clarence NJ Baker. of No. SA
Morton street reported TO the police OF the Charles
street station last night that she had been roeoed
of jewel box containing jewelry valued at sie"
The jewels. she said. We're her dresser wheh
two negroes John Henry and John Moore OF No
II Cornelia street. went TO her home TO do some
housecleanipg. She did not miss the jewels unth
after they had gone. The men were arrested
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
MAY LOUNGE ON STREET CORNERS.

jefferson City. No March 1.-THE Supreme
Court decided to-day that city ordinances prohibit
Ing persons from lounging OF loahng on street
CoIusIs are unconstitutional
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
MISSOURI LOCAL OPTION LAW UPHELD.

jefferson City, Mo. March 17.-Judge CAN'T, of
the Supreme Court in an opinion to-day upheld
the constitutonalty of the Missouri local option
law.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
POLLARD'S BROTHER TO
FILE SERIOUS CHARGE
Nevada Mining Man Thinks His
Sister in Law Attempted
to Kill Actor

The relatives OF Harry Pollard have
refused 70 accept the explanation given
BY him and his wife OF the shooting
which took place IN their home IN Ms
sion street Sunday, when Pollard re-
ceived two bullet wounds Mrs Zena
Pollard is still IN the city prison de-
spite. the statements made by both her
and her husband that the shooting was
accidental. Horace Pollard. a brother
OF the actor, who is well known in
mining circles IN Nevada, called at the
police station last night and told the
police that he intended to bring
charges against his sister IN law OF
assault with intent 10 murder.
The P0llards told the police after the
shooting that Pollard was twirling a
revolver about his finger, when IL fell
10 the door and was discharged The
poles cannot understand how Eve car
o tridges could be discharged when the
revolver struck the floor.
Detectives James Gallagher and Will
liam Moltke we're detailed TO fnvesti-
gate the shooting and. as a result of
what they learned yesterday. the police
have decided that Mrs. Pollard should
be held The brother OF the actor told
the Iolice that his brother, Harry, had
admitted 10 him that he was afraid
his wife would attempt 10 kill him.
Mrs. Pollard. the mother Of the two
boys. lives in the Hotel Metropole.
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Jockey Club Will Be
Reorganized
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. April 1o.-whne the
rank and dle of race goers in this city
were busy today congratulating one
another on the victory racing had won
al Albany Wednesday, victory which
all Of those In touch with the best in
formation refused to consider as other
than absolutely hnal-the inner circles
Of the turf already were occupying
themselves with the reorganization OF
the jockey club. It IS now an open
secret that the jockey club IS to be re-
organized from top TO bottom
The house cleaning which all true
lovers OF the sport have long felt is
essential 10 its continued welfare is
assured, and only the details and the
time at which IL shall take place re-
main 10 be decided August Belmont
viii resign from the chairmanship of
the club and James r Keene will be
received on all sides with the warmest
welcome II he viii consent to accent
the position If Keene refuses Schuyler
l. Parsons is regarded as the most
likely candidate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Gossip of the Track

W. Doss has purchased the clever 8 year
old Early Tide from U. q de Arnan for So, 500.
and the horse is now quartered az Emeryviue.
having been brought up from Arcadia where he
ran some brilliant races. Early Tide ran third
70 Meelick and Stanley Fay In the California .
derby at Emeryville in February with 127 pounds
up, and be looks Ike big bargain at SO. 500. ].
J. Ferguson. proprietor OF the F1eur de LIS
stable. Is negotiating with Doss for the pur-
chase OF the colt. 1t is learned with the winning
OF the Seattle derby In view.
e. L. Tal1ey reached Emeryvflle yesterday
from Los Angeles with Jockey Goidstein, the
crack lightweight, and the boy made his local
debut on Mein Leibling. 40 to i shot OF the
four mounts that he had during the afternoon,
Frank Flittner the only one that looked
promising and Hoffman left him at the post
The following horsemen arrived at EmeryviIle
yesterday from Arcadia with their strings:
o. E. Ware-Pal. Korosilany, vlvsnt yictorine
Harman Elizabeth F. Silver Sue. Red Reynard,
Prince Magnet; w. A Cushman-Charles Green.
Arnett stable-Frieze. Dulcenia, Lsckfooti T. L
Tally-Montclair; James Touhey-Charlsy Paine.
Gossiper IL
Lucky Baldwin. president Of the Los An
gees racing association, W. v Conran. who
achieved notoriety as the trainer OF Kercheysl,
the Burns handicap winner OF 1907; Ed Duke.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
CANCER CURED
$1,000 for a Failure
No X Ray or Other Swindle

The appalling number OF deaths
from cancer in women's breasts have
led many TO believe that cancer is
incuraole. That is a mistake as proven
by the many thousands OF cures that
DR. r s Chamley has made. Over a
third of century devoted to curing
cancers: no failures and no pay until
cueed is a record never excelled- No
proposition could be fairer than his
Offer OF 81 900 II he fails TO cure any
single cancer. He is recommended BY
physicians as strictly reliable No
work could be more praiseworthy
than his teaching the wives and
mothers throughout the land that any
lump in woman's breast IS cancer"
He says millions Of women have lost
their lives through ignorance OF that
truth. Also any tumor. lump or sore
on the lip. face or anywhere six months
is cancer. You can obtain the best
book ever printed on cancers and
tuuors cured without knife or pain.
free by addressing DR.. and Mrs. DR..
Chamfey & Co. 6eS McAllistsr St. san
Francisco. Cal. The reader may save
a life BY sending this TO some one with
cancer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Last Stake Race of
Season Today

Today win bring the running OF the last
stake fixture Of the local racing season at
EmeryviIle. The event down for decision is
the Olympic club handicap, at mile and a
quarter. In which a clever field Of II has been
named TO contest for s., 600 added money and
valuable cup presented by the organization
the race viii be closely contested is insured
By the character Of the ccntenders and Hsndi-
capper Nathanson's clever adjustment OF the
weights. The probable favorite OF tee race IS
not easy Of determination and. as in the Family
probably Will open at not less thap 10 l.
Ruhric. Cabin, Johnny Lyons and Peter SJer-
Ing are the hkenest Sanaloates Ior me h2n95 9s
at short odds but for the fact that he has
never gone that route and his liking for a
Logistilla and Cloyne undoubtedly viii have a
following the strength Of their recent good
races. Veil and Jsnets were both heavily
played on the occasion OF their latest starts.
tions They nav do better today. The route
viii suit Horehssi better than the last race
in which he started and he may be the sur
prise. Red Leaf Is far from her best form
formerly starter at Seattle; Canada" Jack Ad-
kins. well known trainer. and E W Dick
inson president OF the King County fair asso-
ciation, were among yesterdays arrivals at
EmeryviIe from Arcadia. Baldwin came up 70
see bis crack colt, Del Cruzador, run IN the ?
year old handicap today and may remain here for
few days TO enjoy the racing Conran Is train
ing small string OF horses for ]. G. Thompson,
the Nevada mining man. DICKSON E On as way
to his home in Seattle 70 perfect arrangements
for the opening at the Meadows Duke and
Adkins have no occupation just now beyond piek-
ing winner when they can
Jockey waiter Miller was unable TO resume
riding yesterday and remained at home On the
advice OF his physician. The boys throat was
bit sore, but his condition was not at al ser
iOus and ne may be seen in the saddle today
Bob Lloyd, the well known metropolitan layer
departed last night for New York with William
Kelly one OF his crew. IN order 70 reach the
east in season for the opening al AQueoucr next
week Lloyd got OF loser at Emeryvtlle In
TO reeoup his losses and add something 70 his
hankroll besides, and he win return IN the fall
TO book here again next season
with some success at Arcadia. put In an appear
ance at Emeryville yesterday and wiz DO some
riding here If the opportunity offers
Oarthagfnisn came out OF his race OF yes
terday in bad shape, virtually breaking down:
have had very profitable day could the horse
have won as Ryan won handsomely on the VIC
tory OF his horse Downparrfck IN the preceding
race.
A T. Dayton had big bet down on Tom
Shaw Jockey Miller claimed that he had his
hands full trying 10 keep the horse from running
out and that this accounted for his bad showing
things very easily. with his mount
NJ Mcsherry viii superintend the policing Of
the Seattle track for the Pinkertons this summer.
usual
Here is list Of the principal winning owners
at New Orleans: Burlew O7NeIlI s29 ISL :
L. A Celia s2s.796; B. Schrefber. so. -; E
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Workouts

Green Goods-Five-eighths in 1908 20.
Centre shot-FiVe- -eighths in 1:o2 3-5.
bellmencs-Mile in 1;47B.
Eais-Mile In i:4S1S breezing.
Big Store and Nellie Racine-Five-eighth in
vox Popun-Hslf IN 80 2-5.
Speaker Fontana-Three e-eIghths IN sse.
-Ihree-quzrters in 1.21.
Garti1Inss-Thr Three-quarters in 1:Ie; breezing.
EuTnace-Ihr Ihree-eignths in .36 1-5
Escamads-Ihree- quarters in 1s19; breezing.
I'd D9yis-Three -eighths in :371s,
Hrs. o'Farrell-Hslf in 80.
Fiesser-Three-Qusrter in 1:16.
Golden Wave-Three-quarters in 1:25: breezing.
hrniss-fiEe-eighths IN 1:o4
Andrew hack-Mile snd eighth in 200;
breezing-
Yadds-HaE in 20; breezing
Captain Bush and Lord Fuigrzne-Five-eighthz
IN 1.o4.
Rubric-MiIe and an eighth in l:5s s-5.
Il Tremor-Thr ghths IN SO.
Buto-Half in 80.
Mabel Fountain-Three-eighth in 81.
Red Lssf-Nile and an eighth In 1:5e.
Webber-Three-eighth IN SO.
Three-eighths IN 81 IS; breezing
fOceGn Queen-FiTe e-eighths in i:06; breezing.
Arcourt-Half In :56h-
St. Eoden and st. Charles-FiTe-eighths In
I:07 3-5; breezing-
Confessor-Fi -Five-eighths in l.03.
Red WOOd-Five-eighths In 1:o5; breezing.
Fair Annie-Haif IN so.
Asrpesss and Edwin T. Fryer-Seven-sighths
Cascade Of Diamonds In :5s.
frank ChAnce-Hsn In :51.
Potrsro Grsnde-SeFen-eight In 100
Tommy Ahearn-Mile IN 1850; breezing-
HecfoT-Hslf In %; breezing.
BO1hsur-F ive-eighths IN los. breeZing.
Esntsstic-F ve-eig ghths- IN 1:03 rs; breezInE
Don Domo-Half IN 80 20; breezing.
Belle Kinaey-Three- -eighths In 80
Stazghten Up-Three-q quarters In l.17.
Del Cruzador-F ive-eighths fl ;o5; ereezing.
Jchn Lyie-Three-eighths In :36 2-5.
Horace H-Three-eighths In .43.
Lee Harrison L-Three-onarters in In and
repeated three-eighths IN :3s-
Silver sue-Half in .52A.
Transmute-Han IL 80
Arcourt-Seven-eigbths IN 1886: breez.ng.
Boloman-Hzlf In 20; breezing.
Belle Of Iroc uois-Three-eigh IN .36.
eiad-Ffve-eighths IN :0s. breezing
Airs-Three-eighths IN :37 2-5.
Security-Tkree- quarters In 1916.
-Thrse-etghths In :36 2-5.
r NJ B-own-Three-eighths In .35 s-5.
Gsivanio-FiTe-eighths In l:03.
-Three-eighths IN :S9 s-5; b-eezing.
EaTxter-Mile IN :43 20
= kg1ola-Ihree- quarters In 1:l6.
Froifc-Hsif ia 80
Bribery-Hsn In so 3-5.
Electric Epark-Eaf in .52L.
Collector Jessup-Three quarters in lis; breez-
ing.
Otto Prioe-Half n so 2-5.
Miss Rillie-Half in "a; breezing.
Legztee and Matte Half IN go.
Royzl River-Half tn 81
Sir BriIlsr-Three-qu quarters in 1.1elz; breezing
Arthur Hyman-Five-eighths IN l:04.
Tswasentha-Three quarters IN 1:1T 3-5.
Beechwood-AfIle and eighth In 2.o1; breez-
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS. April 1o.-Fsir ground re
suits:
First race. four furlongs-Autumn Maid won
sflxerton second Anderson third. Time, ;40 1-6
second race. five furiongs-Raimondo won, Ma
ior McComb second, Pat ShaTp third Time
Ttsrd race. seven furlongs-Ben Double won
T,onzr Robinson second. Mr.. Peabody third
T-orrff race one miIe-Munord won, Lctul
Fsse~ second Leo Beach third. Time, 80 3-5
Fffrh race six furlongs-frizette won, Fronte
-. ss~anS Come on Sam third Time, 1:12 AZ
S,xfh race. one and sixteenth miies-Hostil.
r4~rheo won Whiskbroom second. Ed Kan,
Sssxspfh race. one and an eighth miles-Carev
Won Cursus second. Mazonia third Time, 1858
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
. - - PURIFIES
.eo.0.THE BLOOD

Bad blood responsible mankind When
disease follow Eczema Acne letter
Bols Pp while
which Is far impure blood supply and until
corrected blood
will remain Rheumatism Caah Sores and Ulcers
a viated
circulation,
psons pure
ST. because pue the blood properties
circulation S. of
highest order but tonic and appetizer without equal
blood medical
rn
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
H0nour. seooaa, Nanne thira.

won. s!npIe HOnours second, Nanno third.
Time, lS1I S-5
Secon6 race. four furlongs-Dan de Noyles
won, Mss Granville second. Chaperone third.
Time, ~ 20.
Third trace, four and half furiongs-Spencer
Wells wsl, Dress Parade second, Footloose thfrd.
Tine, IS 25.
Fourth race, seven furlongsIGrseno won King
Of Bsslan second, Comedienne third. Time,
1892
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Cartwheel won.
Hartford Boy second, Octoc third. Time, 34.
Sixth race nile-Animus won D'Arkls
second, Eilliecrankie third. Time la 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAME

The varsity mines Of the University or Califor-
MIA and Of Stanford will meet this afternoon
upon the Berkeley diau1bna in the second game
Of the intercollegiate series- The Stanford team
will enter the game with che same men last
week, with the possible exception that the
position OF twirler may be given TO Wilmer o9,
Instead OF Thiele, who pitcAed SO well last week.
Several changes VIII bS made by Berkeley
Butler viii be brought in from center field and
placed on second and Reid viii take 10 the
gardens, and other shifts wiz be made
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

the coast championship at the St Ivan billiard
parlor last night z. Nelson defeated Frank Pat
terson IN close and exciting game by q score
OF 80 to "a. On Monday evening Andy Daiss and
]. Freeman win cross cues.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

Corrigan. S2o 20: ". h Fizer 4 Co. SIS. O64:
P. Dunne S17.5C3: c. r Ellison. SIS. IA R. e
Watkins, s11, ,04s; @ B. Daniels. ss.075; s. c.
Hlcreth. IS. go
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

NELSON WINS AT BILLIARDS
In the three cushion billiard tournament for
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
The Calls Form Char of Races at afEmeryviIIt

IN The rs leap
ApuI0 One INC
rss purse e
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
BESSING RESULTS

BENNING, April 10.--Results;
First race Eve and q half furlongs-Dr. lie,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

on at 3:b4. Yada, 1-2 place, out show;
Winner b. b. BY oddfeliow-Nellie Mack.
Gene Handlon, Entrada. Start good. Won
High prfce-Yada 1875, Yada got away
as, but simply breezed over them in last
race Lord Nelson outrun early. had to 20
but outgamed Luretta last 80 yards Luretfa
,eed. Milpitas showed keen speed, but ap-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
TOHN LYLE-BELMERE-
UGARMAID-SILVER STOCKING

/; Monte Vista handicap value. $500;
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

TIne-:23 3-5, al 40, 1;13 Is. At post 1 minute
Nelson 900 place, 1-5 show; Luretta SIS show
Trained BY w. CahiT. scratched-Esrl Rogers,
in gallon. Second driving. Third stopping
well was oufrun hrsf half BY Luretra and NIlpf
furlong showing marked improvement over last
longest way. pocketed and badly ridden.
Is very fast, but tired badly. Combury no 8
psars not to care about going fsn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-21
East Lake Physician Says He Jan Clear Himself
 Easily
CHEMIST WILLIAMS MAKES
 NO PUBLIC STATEMENT
Mrs. Taylor Under Arrest, But Physi- cal Condition Prevents Removal From Home-Husband' Body
 Not Yet Exhumed.

Dr. T. A. Jones was released yester- day on a S500O bond after a consultation by the coroner with several physicians who were connected with the post-mortem examination of the body of William Baker.
 Within 20 minutes Dr. Jones had made bond and stated that he could easily clear himself of the charges as soon as the case comes up for preliminary trial.
 The coroner was busy on the case all day. Although the body of Taylor. Mrs. Bertha Taylor's husband, has not been exhumed, it will probably be taken up today. While the warrant charging Mrs. Taylor with the murder of her father has been served and she is under arrest, according to the statement of Coroner Paris, she is in such feeble health that she has not been removed from her home.
 The physicians who made the examina- ton are still of the opinion that there has been foul play somewhere. While Dr. F. s. Grace states that there was a great deal of arsenic in Bakers stom- ach, Rinaldo Williams. the chemist who made the test has refused to make any statement to the public, declaring that he has as yet made no report of his analysis When made 1t will be turned over to the probate judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-21
FIGHT OF NEGROES
 ON CONSU NIPPON

Tuskegee, December 2O.-The National Negro Anti-Tuberculosis Congress was brought to close tonight. The congress will be made permanent and annual meet ings will be held, the date of the next meeting to be decided upon later. Min isters, teachers, Y. M. c. As, physicians and other members of the race who have awakened to the great necessity of wag- ing a warfare against the spread of this diseases among negroes are enlisted in the cause of the congress and for the next 12 months systematic campaign will be waged in every section of the Unitad States. Negro ministers and edu- cators will be asked to devote New Year s day to sermons and lectures on tuber- culosis and means of preventing the spread of the disease.
 E. G. Routzahn, director of the Amert- can Tuberculosis exhibit, and representa- tive of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis tonight in a statement urged the far reaching significance of the negro con- gross to both races. He declared that the fight that the negro Is making against tuberculosis means much to the white people especially in the congested dis tricts of the south where consumption has already appeared to alarming degrees among the negroes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Emil Jacob Hiity.

The funeral services over the remains of Emil Jacob Hilty, the well-known young man who died Saturday morning after several weeks illness from typhoid fever, will be conducted from the Masonic temple this afternoon at o'clock, King Solomon Lodge No. 460 being in charge of arrangements. The interment will be made in Elmwood cemetery.
 MT. Hilty was quite well known in Bir- mingham, having made many friends dur ing his residence here, especially through his prominent connection with the Bir- mingham Athletic club. He is survived by his mother and the following brothers and sisters: John Hilty of Detroit, Fred erick Hilty of Chicago, George Hilty of New York city, Charles and Casper Hilty of Birmingham, Miss Elizabeth Hilty of Point Richmond Cal; Miss Marie Hilty of Brooklyn, Miss Ida Hilty of Mexico City, Miss Mary Hilty of Chicago and Miss Jeannette Hilty of Birmingham.
 The following have been requested to act as pallbearers this afternoon: c. A. Fox, Thomas Bowron, Fred Chisolm, T.. B. Woolley, w. H. Wolverton and J. R.. McGregor.