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New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
HOPES ASKS DIVORCE
ALSO WANTS PROPERTY.
Names G. 4. NeukaH. Vel Kfno5rit
C7cketer, of Philadelphia, in Suit.

Phladelph!a July 1o-paw<on Hoopes. a mem
her Of well known Philadelphia family. who has
figured in the public prints various ways in the
last few years. begap divorce proceedings te-asy
against his wife Katie Eleanor Hopes. naming as
correspondent Charles A NswlaI also a member OF
a prominent local family. and cricketer Of inter-
national reputation
The Hopes have been separated for several
years Mrs. Hopes IS abroad on visit 70 her
daughter Mrs " ". Barton, the wife Of London
editor Mr.. HOPES in his suit makes many sensa-
topal allegations against his wife
In addition to beginning divorce proceedings. Mr..
Hopes filed bill In equity asking the court 70 de-
clare fraudulent agreement entered into in 1sot
h, himself his wife and Mr. Hoopess two brothers
whereby Dawson Rcopes,s interests IN the Hopes
&, Townsend Company said to ba worth s42S,oo'
we're placed In trust for him In the bill Dawson
Hoopes declares that he was Induced TO sign this
agreement in consequence cf proceedings brought
by his wife have him declared hahitual drunk
ard.
The Hopes domestic affairs prominently
into the public eye seven years ago, when Dawson
Hopes slightly injured Mr. Newhsl with a shotgun
Mr. EewhaH did not prosecute Mr.. Hopes, declar-
ing that the latter not responsible for his ac-
ton. The commonwealth prosecuted him, and he
vas convicted, but sentence vas suspended
In his bill OF particulars Hopes SAYS his wife
placed drug Of foreign substance in milk placed
before libellant" He further asserts that she IRE
quently told him tnst his life vas nothing TO her,
that ali she wanted was his money that she
wished he we're dead. and that on at least one oc-
cesion she left loaded revolver in a position ~
which ltbellant might accidentally be killed hy
discharge Of the weapon while he vas undressing
IN the dark"
In further support of his pies that he is entitled
to divorce. Hopes says that his wife on nuIneT-
Gus occasions accompanied NewhaL on her bicycle
Many of the scenes OF alleged misconduct are laid
at Tyuyford. the Hopes former residence on
Chestnut Hn and a. Wistaria, the NeVhsn resi-
denoe which adjoins Tynyford.
Mrs Hopes is in her fortles She vas the
daughter of John 0. Hughes. of Hughes Pstter-
son. whose rolling mills have long besn Ken
sington landmark She married Hopes in 1885,
and since her separation from him has lived WIN
her sister, Mrs. Chancellor G English. and her
brother. Robert John Hughes. She is said IN her
husbands suit 10 be worth ss51o0 in her own right
Dawson Hopes has figured in sensational Incl
dents besides that tho shooting Of Ne@haH -
Amber. As recently January of this year he
was arrested upon complaint OF Miss Kathryn
Wilson a. Atlantic CRY. At that time he called on
the Young woman at the hotel where she was a
guest and demanded 20 sec her He - alleged 10
have attempted to force his way 20 Miss Wilson
room revolver in hand
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
W. A. CLARK AN ALBANY BURGESS.

William A Clark, formerly United States Sen
ator from Montana. who has home in this
city Is the latest accession to the ranks Of life
members of the Albany Burgesses Corps. having
been elected to I'll the vacancy caused by ths
death OF the Duke of Yeragua- OF Spain. A special
committee delivered to him Yesterday his csrtih-
cate OF membership. Following his election tbs
ex-senator appointed paymaster Of the corps.
with he rank Of captain His immediate prede-
cessor on the roster is Edward i. Hartman Mr.
Clark left town yesterday for Montana, but viii
return in tine to go into camp at Lake George
with the Burgesses Corps next September,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ELKS' TRAIN IN WRECK.
Only Trainmen Suffer an Utah Acci-
dent-EasterRerS Delayed.

salt Lake. Utah July IA collision between a
switch engine and a special PASSENGER train the
Denver 3 Flo Grande Railroad. carrying Elks 20
Los Angeles occurred near Helper. Utah. to-day
The passengers were badly shaken up but none
was injured. Three trainmeu are missing and may
be killed
The collision resulted from a misunderstanding
OF orders. Both engines left the track and were
piled IN heap Of scrap iron OnH baggage car Of
the EIks' special smashed to spAnteTs- Thir-
tssn trains carrying members Of the order from
New Haven. Pittsburg. Detroit. Marquette. Mich.
and other cities. delayed at Grand Junction.
Col as a consequence OF the wreck
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
GIRLS TO PAINT NEW CHAPEL.
Two Daughters of Man Who Gave Building
Site viii Help by WELDING Brushes

Some day this week passengers using the trains
that cross the Jamaica Bav trestle to Rocts wav
Beach will see, they pass RamblersTille, one OF
the picturesque fishing villages proppsd up on stills
alongside the treste. two pretty girls. dressed in
their oldest clothes. painting the Roma
Catholic chapel which has just been erected there.
The girls who have undertaken to DO the work
are Miss Lucia NJ Won Der Linn, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs HenTy Won Der Linn, who have a SUN
home al Ramblersvile. and her sister Miss
Eleancr r. Won Der Linn The chapel was erected
On land given TO the congregation by Mr. Won Ter
1Ann. and lack Of funds FOR painting the building
led the two young women 10 offer their services
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
voRkMEN scALpEo I'M sEwEs

Not knowing that laboreIs of the Department
of Sewers we're cleaning the big main in 2zth
street between Fifth and Madison avenues. yes
terday morning the engineer of the Prince George
Hotel started to blow out" his steam pipes. and
as 4 great volume OF the vapor burst into the
sewer from the hotel connection of the work.
men were scalded. One of them. Richard Furniss.
thirty-two years old of No. 70 Montgomery street.
is in the New York Hospital IN critical condi-
tion HIS companion. James O'Donnell sixty.hva
years old, Of No. $40 West 42d street wes slightly
scalded end was able 70 go home
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
STEEL AND COKE woRKMgN NEEDED

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribuasl
Flttsburg July 10-Plans Of the coke opsIA'-s
20 start one thousand ovens are beinS csaSe-
because Of an inability to get labor. IN tasT
dilemma the operators have appealed 10 the foIss
bankers TO get them labor from Europa
United States Steel Corporation. with eeIlssss-
OF orders i reported 10 bs extremely sEloft AA-
The Lukens Steel Company, az CostesVl-e, - -
Reading. will start up fuu handed on Non9ss.
Every department win be put in fun operation N'
the first time since the tau Of 1907.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
no pIscsInInATlon RY RED ceoss

. sFhIrgf JulT = = d. FEin-trg as Jntrlle
charges that the American Red Cross has dscriri-
astee against Catholics she training snd educs-
fiop Of orphans resulting from the Italian earth
quake. MAJOR General George y Davis. chairman
~ tbs central committee Of tbs socety. today
made public q ietfer he addressed 20 Anthony
Eisfre. general sscretsrv of tfe American Fedora
sson q csthc2fc sscseties- AR sIetre published IN
eaen ae.ter lsst spring making this charge
General TsVss bases bis denial IN iaVestigs-
fioa made bv Ambassador nriseem at Rome, whose
report las been published
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
LESS CANAL EXCAVATION IN JUNE

Washington July 1o--The report of excavation
the Panama Canal for June shows decrease OF
1sS 27s cubic y5rds compared i.h June 1893 The
total last month 2sa5. 7sS cubic yards against
239e.oa5 in May. Notwithstanding there rera
tPsnty~six %-oTkins daTs June and twenty-five
in MAY. More concrete. however. was laid in June
than in May. and 425s24 cubic yards OF flI wers
placed IN dams IN June, against 3ss,s77 in May.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
HERRING GELS MORE lime.

Washington. July ioAn extension until August
: vas granted hy the War Department to-day TO
A NJ Herring Of New York. in which 10 comply
with the terms OF his contract 10 furnish flying
machine for the army. Berring's contract expired
on Julv / TJe asked for an extension until Au-
gust L.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
MANUFACTURERS OF sATrNBT FAIL
New York Companies the Principal Unsecured
Creditors of Holden, Mass, Firm.
CBy Telegraph to The Tribnne.J

IE.esidIH 4IEUI44v.I
Boston July 1o.--J. Frank Wood. OF Holden.
Mass, and Ernest n. Wood ot Worcester doing
business under the firm name Of {. G. Wood 81
co of Holder satinet manufacturers, have fled
voluntary petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities
OF slsi 446, of which S34S17 IS secured.
The principal unsecured creditors D Kaplan
& Co New YORK. note for merchandise. Se,sz2: s.
Rawyitzer & Co, New York, SOL: n. Wolff & Co.
In addition each owes for money borrowed from
n JEanIsn &
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
CAsTRo's LATEST PROCLAMATION.
Says New Treaties with United States and
Other Powers Are Humiliating

Santander. Spain, July 10-General Castro. OK
President of Venezuela to-day issued q statement
predicting the downfall of the Gomez government
He says:
The diplomatic arrangements made by the Venez-
uelan government with the United States. France
and other nations oRerouS and humiliatinE %
TeneZueIans. The sovereignty and independence of
Venezuela are Weakened By the treaty with the
United States which Is in position to take
possession of the VenezueIsu Republic IN the name
Of Doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
st.ooo.ooo COAL MACHINERY osoEs.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune -.
Pitfsburg July 1a--Ths Pittsburg and So.
Coal Company let contracts today for nlnl1s -
chinery and mine cars agsTegating 20e"."V' ..sss
dition TO $4,000 in contracts for mine cars 49,
earlier in the week
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
oomINIcAN TOBACCO RATES CT, cU.,

santo Domingo. July lo-Ths Faraours --..s 70
French and Clyde steamship companies s..-s as,s ~
dav to reduce the rate for transporting -,,.
g so between July and Decenher q - - u %
can government Is gratihed by the acuoA ..rr
s+aan9sbin lines and win rsducs the railroaa ,ss
on tobacco to It's lowest limit The oolsSl -
reduction Is TO assist the merchants, wno ~
6erins from low prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

Elmira, n. Y. July le-Elmra IS having cpl
demic Of Iockjaw. To-day the disease claimed its
third victim within week when Andrew Torjiski,
aged eight years, died The first two victims de-
veloped the disease after being injured by blank
cartridges The last victim had run a silver into
his foot and neglected the wound
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
TO INSIST ON SHARE IN LOAN.
American Government Regards Chinese Par
ticipstion as Part of open Door Policy

washington. July i9.--Whstsver may be the at
titude Of the American government regarding any
right Of participation in the HankoW-Canton Rail
way loan the fact is that il has from the first
claimed tine right 20 full quarter portion Of that
IN The Hureh section Of the Hsnkow-Sze-C -Ciluen
lire.
This observation is called forth by the dispatches
printed this morning from Peking indcs ting the
disposition OF the English bankers 70 permit Arnert
can participation in the HenkoNr-Cantcn loan II Il
did not ccrne IN on the Szs-chuen line The privi-
ege Of participation te latter road Is claimed ~
be inherent in view Of the promise 20 Mr.. Conger
I'm 1904 and this country is simply standing out for
what it ssserts is an undsniatle right
II wants also original participation in the Sze-
Caylen loan. co ordinateIy with the other powers,
both for political Prestige hnd for the material
benefit that would accrue After all it IS pointed
out the question reverts 70 the old Of open
door" for China chanes for all nations TO per
tcpate in the opportunities for trade and
offered b. the vast fields in the Orient.
Berlin Jlly l9.--Ths participation Of the United
States IN the Chinese railroad loan Is referred 10
a. length by the 'Norddeutsche Alegemeine Zei-
fung" in It's weekly semi-oficial article on foreign
affairs II SAYS that the successful claim of the
United States 10 participate in the loan takes the
character of vel considered step of fundamental
significance for change in that countrss fnterns-
fforal nalirT u quotes long cable dispatch
the negotiations. and concVdes By saving. "Prssi-
dent Tart thus for the nrst time. has definitely
shown that his opinion differs from that Of Roose-
Welt"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ALL QUIET AT CANADIAN MINES
Militia Control situation-striksrs Hin' =
Conference

oiacs Bay. y. s. July 1o-Wee- me s,-,srs,s
sounded at the Dominion Coal Company - -. az
to-day more men entered the pits than on -
since the strike began. and none OF tho - !.
was interfered with by the strikers -. lHe-...rtg
general Improvement in the situation @fF
No SiTset move toward settlement e tsrs rs e
agreement has been made either oE ,ssat Il 70
strike leaders but Dir Bonsneld. a 80. if ~
Mine Workers Union, has announced .. Pres
coal company officials feel disposed % osssrs
confsrence sorls arranssment could pTo0@
made
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30

During the month of July, the
choir will give at the Methodist Epis-
copal church services of even song
each Sunday beginning at 1870 and
closing at $50, Mics Lillian Fleming,
organist, and Mr.. H. L. Ram, direct
ing. The pastor, Rev. r. A. Barnes,
has left for months vacation, eX-
pecting to visit the Seattle EXPOSE
ton and visiting other points in the
west, and the above arrangements
have been made feG. the second ser.
vice during the four Sundays OF his
absence. The pulpit will be occupied
in the morning by neighboring minis
tiers. The following program will be
given next Sunday afternoon at 4:S0
o'clock:
Organ. 49,,
4 springilme Sketch, IS. -. Brewer.
Professional Hymn. No. SS$
Anthem-Festivul Magnificent an Nunc
Dimittis in B-f!at... .Lutkin.
Psalter.
Tenor" Refrain Thy Voice from Weep
ing Digit of the wolld.) Sullivan.
Anthem-"O How Amiabie Are Thy
i;eeessional Hymn, No. rs.
i'ostlude Marche Triumphaic,.... ......
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
sHERIFF's NOTICE OF SALE q,
ATTACHED PROPERTY

BY virtue of the finding OF the jury summon
ed to examine that part OF the personal prom
ertN which was delivered to me at Manchester
Iowa, consisting principally OF dry goods. gro
ceries. crockery. hats. CO pS. shoes. mems cloth
ing. overalls. underwear etc. all OF which is
now being held by me as Sheriff of Delawary.
County. Iowa. under IN attachment levied on
said property In an action filed III tile District
Court Of Delaware County. Iowa, on April 10,
1902 w VIII, John + iiancosk oIsrancl.
ard is defendant. which finds that said attach
I'd property is required soon to be disposed OF
and that by reason of the perishability of said
property and the expense and risk attendant
In keeping the same. H,at 1, is not prudent to
hold said property longer In my hands:
Notice is hereby given that i, the untlersign
cd as Sheriff as foresaid. will sell tile above
described personal property to the highest bid
der for cash at public auction at the store
building known rs the. Atwater buildine nj
lis Franklin Street in the CITY of Manchester
lin the County OF Delaware and Stata OF lows,
on Wednesday. the l4tl day OF. July, 1909, al
II o'clock a. M. of that day.
$50 Sheriff Of n Delaw mS N coant1 Iowa
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
THE PRESIDENTS sTopeAP.

eve repeat, therefore, that the cor
poration dividend tax is crude stop
gap which is too full of inequalities,
Determinations and other defects to
be acceptable for longer parioo
than may be required, in good faith,
to secure an income tax amendment
to the Constitution. "Chicago Record
Herald.
Why did the President rush to the
rescue of Aldrich with a stopgap ant
hastily considered measure to pre-
vent the adoption of law for tht'
taxation of incomes? And why doe;
the Record-Herald think an amend
ment to the constitution a prerequi
site to an income tax law?
In his speech accepting the presl
Dental nomination President Taft
said:
The democratic platform demands
two constitutional amendment on
providing for an income tax and thu
other for the, election of senator's b!
the people. In my Judgment al
amendment to the constitution
for an income tax is not necessary
believe that an income tax, wheI
the protective system of customs ano
the internal-revenue tax shall not
furnish income enough for govern
mental needs, can and should be de
vised which under the decisions q
the supreme court will conform t
the constitution
1t is an admitted fact that the
present revenues of the government
are insufficient, and the new prohi
bitory features of the Aldrich bill wi
tend to make them more SO.
Roosevelt was strongly in favor OF
an income tax, and when Taft was ii
the heat of the fight with Foraker fol
tile Ohio delegation he posed as {
supporter of Roosevelt's policies, ant
made speeches favoring an income
tax. Notwithstanding this he has
jumped at first opportunity he ha
had to help shield5from taxation tn
possessors of swollen fortunes an
~.
rest the burdens OF government o
the poor instead of the wealthy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
TWO EXCEPTIONAL MURDER
CASES.

During tn, East week the daily
papers have contained lengthy ae-
counts of the murder of two young
women. one the granddaughter oil
General Siegel, and the other pro-
tege during her girlhood, of Lyman
j. Cages. While there was no con
nection between the two murders, eX-
cept in point of time, each is similar
to the other in several respects
The granddaughter of the old war
hero was murdered by Chinaman III
the Chinaman's private room in New
York City, and the beautiful woman
who had been befriended by Ex-see-
rotary of the Treasury Gage, was
killed at the lone hiding place III
Maryland of a New York broker who
was defaulter and fugitive from
justice.
q
While it is lamentably true that
both of these women lost their lives
by going to places where they should
not have gone; the fact still re
mains that the murderers were mon,
sters more depraved than wild
beasts, or even serpents that inhab.
it holes in the ground.
By some mysterious power rattle
snake can so charm little bird
that it will flutter but not fly from
the reptiles stealthy advance. and il
would seem that these human mon
sters possessed a similar attribute
or quality.
The Chinaman is still at larg'
and may never be captured, although
the search for him is already worl'
wide. The fugitive broker kille'
himself when summoned to surrende
by pursuing posse of citizens an
officers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
Presbyterian.
The morning theme will be "Tht
Glory of All Lands"
LEGAL NOTICES.
sEwER NOTICE.
SEWEH nv ISNEN,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNGsisN,; ,a fo,

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; CO,
Notice Is hereby given that the tV
lowing resolution Is Pr tIe slty ,o of Man
ton by the Council Oh 'he Ivy "
.:Whereas a petition of the owners OF
a majority of the linear front Zee. apn, n1
ing on the alley between Howard ana
Union streets. from Franklin street WeS'
to a point at or near the property oil ).
+. Dodge AUDITING on said alley, In the
city Of b eY eer ana to
the city council at the regular meeting
held June 21st, 1909, asking for an Or
der of the said council directing the
alley above described. connecting with man
sewer where said alley intersects FRANK
lin street.
City Council of the City of Manchester.
Iowa:
Section /. That the construction Of
said sanitary sewer along. the alley be-
tween Union and Howard streets as
now or hereafter opened and establish
ed. from the main on Franklin street.
west to point at or near the property
is hereby declared desirable and neces-
sity
Section 2. That said sewer shall be
constructed of No.. vitrified sewer
pipe, eight inches in diameter, to be
cemented at joints by approved method,
with approved flush tank, and suitable
man hole and lateral connections, to
be laid In accordance with the plans of
the Map of Sanitary Sewer System of
Manchester. Iowa, and Plat Book OF
same. on file in the office of the City
| Clerk. which are made ii part hereof by
reference thereto.
| Section g. That a special assessment,
4 not exceeding $1.00f per linear foot be
| levied and assessed against abuttins
| property on said proposed sewer to aid
| in the cost of construction thereof, eX-
cept property heretofore assessed for
| sewer purposes on said sewer. and eS-
eepting also that part of sewer on
Franklin street and cost of flush tank
/ and man hole; onehalf of such assess
on either side of said sewer"
You are further notified that said res
1 olution will be considered for its pas
sage and adoption on the Ind day Of
4 August, 1909, at a meeting of the city
council of the City of Manchester, Iowa
to be held in the Council chamber, com
mencing at eight o'clock D. M, at which
time and place the owners of property
abutting on said proposed sewer ans
subject to assessment for the paymen
thereof, and any others interested, ma,
appear and make objections to sal,
contemplated sewer, and to the passag'
and adoption of said proposed resOu
ton.
Dated at Manchester. Iowa. this 21s
day of June. 1903.
A. D. Long,
Mayor
Attest 25-i
Edw. Hruby,
City Clerk.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
PERSIA ON opERArINa rAgLE

QTrom the Washington ID. G. Pcstl
If it be true that Great Britain and
Russia have Assumed joint suzeraintyt
over Persia no further explanation i
needed Of the conference be
tween the kaiser and the ear, which
took place in the north Battle waters
about the middle of the month. VIII
liam has been outgeneraled, and his
only hope Of saving the fragments,
OF German influence in Persia lies in
what may result from bringing the
pressure of his powerful personality
to bear upon the weaker personality
of the car In the light OF this new
development little doubt can exis:
that ii was the kaiser and not Mich
olas who sought the interyied, and
this must be taken as something of
q triumph fer Russia, in view of the
recent humiliation she suffered at
Gerany's hands over the Balkan mat
ter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-30
Notice =, Amendment Of Admlnlstrato

State of Iowa, Delaware County-ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
qualified as administrator of the Es-
tate of Catherine Shottmiller, late OF
Delaware County,S deceased. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same viii
present them, duly authenticated, e
the undersigned for allowance.
NJ. j. NOLAN,