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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
WALKER In PRISON CELL
Marimum of T1centy and Minimum
of One Year for Banker.

Hartford Conn., July 25-william F. Wake,
former treasurer Of the Savings Bank Of New Brit
ain. stood in the prisoners cage in the Superior
Court here to-day and pleaded guilty 20 an in,
banks securities. Judge Shumway sentenced MIN IN
the state prisoon Wethers1eId for a minimum,
of year and a maximum OF twenty years
The Indictment contained four counts and
charged ernbezzlements from the bank amounting
to s47O.000. The securities stolen were mostly
bonds. The original indictment against Walker
contained thirteen counts based thefts OF the
banks funds and six counts charging the ernhezzls-
Of securities amounting about $50. 900 which
belonged to the Connecticut Baptist Convention
No allusion in the Indictment read to-day was
made TO the nine extra counts relating bank
property while Walker could tried on the
charges relating the church funds because they
mentioned in the writ Of extradtion
Walker was brought here last night from En-
senada. Mexico. and spent the night in steel cell
the County Court Building. under the guard OF
had aged considerably since his flight. No one was
allowed to visit HIM In court this morning the
reading the description OF the securities taken
from the bank last a almost twenty minutes the
remainder of the proceeding taking hardly minute
States Attorney Alcorn. when asked II II was
likely that the sentence Walker would would
be the short one said that should not be for
gotten that ther. many other charges hanging
over the prisoner.
during the session OF the court no one underr0Ox
to speak TO Walker. and he gave indication that
he was anxious to converse with any his former
friends many Of whom he could not fail to
recognize.
With Walker behind the state prison bars to-
night the States Attorney and George s Dough-
erty of the New York PinkeTton agency de-
voting their entire attention getting trac.
of missing securities valued at more than half
a million dollars. The comparatively light sentence
imposed is taken Indication that Walker
yielded TO their opportunities to-day and gave an
inkIing of where stolen bonds and who goS
them from him.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE ADVER
TISEMENTS IN TO-DAY'S TRIBUNE.

HEARN, 14th street. west of Fifth avenue. an
nounces showing of women's washable coats and
suits and summer silks. Other special values dur
ing the last July clearance sale will be summer
dress materials in silks and panamas babies wear
and housefurnishings.
BLOOMINGDALES. Lexington avenue and seth
street, announce sale of silk pongees. black taf-
fetas and chiffon illumnum silks There will also
be sale of women's undergarments and white
goods.
ONEILLADAMS COMPANY Sixth avenue ath
to 22d street announces a July furniture sale at
greatly reduced prices. There will also be clear
sale of womens summer footwear during the
week
MACY'S. Broadway and Sixth avenue. will begin
tomorrow clearance sale of fancy linens in ex-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
JUMPS INTO HACXENSACK RIVER.
Young Woman Saved by Conductor of Car
She Was Riding In.

Hackensack. y. J., July 25.-Louise Kregar
twenty-five years old. made effort to commit
suicide early this morning by jumping into the
Hackensack River. She owes her life to the brav-
cry of James Davis. a trolley conductor, on
whose she was riding just before she leaped
into the river.
Miss Kregar is the daughter of John Kregar, a
manufacturer of fireworks at Palisade Park Be
sides the conductor and motorman there were six
passengers the car-alI men. When Davis saw
the woman jump into the river he plunged in after
her. She fought him with such strength and de-
termination that he found IL impossible to get her
ashore. rope finally obtained and thrown
to Davis. who hitched it around the woman and
then size drawn ashore
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
SUBWAY COMPANY SELLS PROPERTY

Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co. have
sold for Interboroush Rapid Transit interests to
George A Plimpton No. 81 Park avenue a four
story dwelling house. lot 24.6 by 80 feet. be-
tween S7th and Ssth streets.
At the time the subway in Park avenue was being
the original plans of the route were slightly
changed Under the new plans the subway almost
touched the foundations of sJme houses in the
avenue To avoid damage suits the company bought
this and several other houses.
Mr. Plimpton will rebuild the house. The altera-
ton plans will provide for an absolutely freproof
extension in which will be stored Mr.. Plimpton' 3
collection of American educational works.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

tensive variety. announced at exceptionally lor
prices. There will also be clearance sale OF mems
bathing suits. and many values OF interest n
womens suits and costumes
ABRAHAM & STRAUS in Fulton street. Brook
lyn. will begin tomorrow the August furniture sae
and the annual opening and sale Of autumn aoos
coverings and housefurnishings-
STERN BROTHERS. in West 23d street, call at
tention their offerings of interior drapery anu
decorations in colonials. madras and wash prints
in many designs and colors. There viii be reduc-
tions in women's tailored suits and in summer
dresses and dress goods
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co. offer many varis-
ties of black and coored dress goods and unoei-
garments and attractive values IN women's gloves
and summer waists
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
IoUDENsLAGER DECLINES PLAOE.
Western Man Probably Will Be Chairman OF
Congressional Committee.

Camden N j., July 25.-Representative Louden-
slayer has decided not to accept the chalrmanshlp
of the Republican Congressional Campaign COM
mittec of which he is secretary
Mr.. Ioudenslager returned to-day to his Office at
Camden after a days absence, during which
he conferred with Speaker Cannon and other Rep
resentatives. He stopped at Utica on his way to
Camden and talked with James S. Sherman, the
Vice Presidential nominee.
The successor to Mr.. Sherman as chairman CT
the committee will be chosen. it is said, in few
DAYS and in all probability will be a Western man.
Mr.. Loudenslager will continue to be secretary CT
committee.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
TO VOTE ON LAcKAwANNA STRIKE.

Scranton. Penn. July Z5--It is reported that ths
grievance committee OF the Lackawanna switch
men has been turned down fat and that il has
been decided to canvass the the question
of strike. Most of the lodges meet tomorrow.
and IT is expected that many or possibly all OF
them will discuss the strike proposition Presi-
dent Truesdale stopped here last night his way
Buffalo and had talk with General Superin-
tendent Clarke This would tend 70 indicate that
the switchmen's committee has immediate en.
gagement TO see him. which is usually the final step
in efforts to settle Lackawanna disputes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
SAY Mr.. PIERCE WILL GO TO TEXAS.

BY Telegraph % Ihe Irlbune.
Austin Tex July 25.-Assistant Attorney General
Felix J. McCord is reported to have received a
letter from H Clay Pierce. under indictment here
for false swearing the readmssion of the Waters
Pierce OIL Company, expressing his intention to
abandon his appeal to the federal Supreme Court
and come 10 Austin, plead not guilty and stand
trial This decision 1t is said, was reached at a
conference in the Plaza Hotel. IN New York a few
days ago. among thoseswho II is reported. were
present being Judge II. S. Priest of St. Louis Mr.
Pierces attorney. and Ex-Governor David r.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
TO DROP OKLAHOMA OIL SUIT.

Guthrie Okla. July Ex-Governor Haskell fled
a motion in the county District Court here to-day
on behalf Of the State CT Oklahoma, asking the
court to dismiss the suit brought recently by At
torney General West TO restrain the Prairie Oil
and Gas Company from laying oil pipes In public
highways. Attached 10 the Governors petition was
the report of a special representative of Governor
Haskell who investigated the matter, and who
held that unless the Prairie company was per
mited build its proposed lines the oil fields Of
Oklahoma would be ruined
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
olsmssEs SUIT AGAINST BANKER.

The Supreme Court filed yesterday at the County
Clerks Office. in White Plains. a decision stating
that there insufficient for action brought
by the grandchildren Of Alfred II. Duncombe az
recover $4,000 damages from Clarence S McClel-
ian, president Of The First National Bank of Mount
vernon The action grew out OF a prior suit
brought by the grandchildren two wears ago to
establish as the last viii and testament of Mr.
Duacombe certain paper claimed by them 10
have been signed by him and witnessed by three
residents Of Mount Vernon. all of whom are now
dead.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
CHINESE TRANsPAGIFIC STEAMERS.
Wealthy San Francisco 0rientals Interested
in Proiect TO Compete with Japanese Lines.

San Francisco July 25--At the local Chinese con-
srlate to-day il was admitted that active steps are
being taken for the formation OF a company 70
operate a new steamship line between San Fran
cisco and Chinese ports in opposition TO the Jap
anese steamship lines. The action is said 70 be the
outgrowth OF the commercial warfare now carried
on by Chinese merchants against Japanese trade
in the Orient Several wealthy Chinese merchants
of San Francisco said to be interested in tns
project. Passengers well freight will be
riad
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
BROUGHT SICK HUSBAND MIRO PORT

fBy Telegraph The Tribune,
Toledo. July 25.-Whe her husband Law in his
bunk. tossing with pain because of en- accioer,
Ars- John o. johnson acted skipper and brought
Gsir vessel. The schooner John Schultz. through
tie river and across Lake s.. Clair in the severe
storm Friday They arrived mere to-day When
she ~ watch she nursed her husband who
was badly burned cn Wednesday by the hot pipe
od 3 steam sphon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Cornelius Desmond, of No. sol West AID street,
was held in the West Side court yesterday by Mag
tstrate Breen on the charge of attempting TO shoot
Policeman McGrath. of the West 152d street sta
ton who arrested several members of the Co
pher Gang two weeks ago McGrath accost-
ed on Friday night by several men. and when he
attempted to arrest of them he says he was
shot by Desmond.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

not hereafter be placed in the false position that
have been here.
They asked US to the conference on the Mara
thon race when their officials were the guilty
parties, but they did not invite us to attend
when one of our own men was accused of un-
fair running. There was everything IN the
Stadium to make this great athletic meeting
but it was not carried out properly
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
FAILS TO RESCUE HER FlANcE.

Rockland, Me- July 25.-News was received to-dAs
of the drowning Friendship of Lewis Rankin
aged twenty-five, a graduate OF Harvard Law
School and a member Of a well known family In
Columbus. Ohio. Miss Genevieve Jacoby. OF Colura-
bus. Ohio. his fancee. made frutless attempt %
save HIM.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

Harstuen Basharian, Turk, living at No. 80
West s2d street was held for examination in the
West Side court yesterday, charged with threat
ening to shoot John B. Donchian. rug dealer.
living at the San Reno Hotel. Central Park West
and 18th street. on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
S,,nmarn and Final Standing Of Olympic Games
EVENT.

Ioo-metre run i1o9.3 yardsl
oos,-mctre run t2ls.6 yardsl $500.
sos-netrr run (43s.e yardsl ........
eoo-rnetre run (S7i.f ytrdsD
I soe-mctre run d.6S9-5 ysrds) ------
fIo-ruetre hurdle ti20.2 yards1
s0s,-rnetr- hurdle t43s.2 yardsl
q sOe-met-e stcepieehase ta-4yf-6, yardsl
Five-mile run
Tcr-rrile walk -.--.
Standing broad jump ..-....--.
Standing high jump
Running broad jump
Eunning high jump.
Hop. step and jump. ......-.......-
Pole rau!f
Hammer fhro" -
Shot put
Discus throw (free styIe)
Discus throw Greek style) .--.....
Javelin throw Gree sfyiel l.........-.
.sayeIin throw (heId In middleD
Thrce-n,ilc team race
Relay race 1.60e metres 1.1ie.S yards)
Marathon race (abouf &c milesD
S,5oo-metre walk (3.S25 ya-ds)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-26
SERVISlLK
FANCY SILKS
EGYPTIAN LINING SILK

TOO YaTdS PIaTO Black Egyptian Lining
silk, worth 75C yd, On sale, per yd---4
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Ncrcit fiir Gpn1crt- Sonr.

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