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New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

Mexico City, AUE S1.-Ths Treasury Department
to-day issued orders that foodstufs and clothing
from the United States consigned 20 Consul General
Philip c. Hanna Montcrey shall be admitted
free ~ duty. Vice President Corral who is also
Minister ~ the Interior. has instructed each state
Governor 70 collect contributions The FIRST response
from the newly appointed Governor Of Goa
hula, Who forwarded $4,000 this morning The
total relief fund has reached SIS oon and r. Is
pected that this vii he doubled in the next day
two
that three hundred bodies we're found this morning
grouped about old well the iron foundry. on
the outskirts Of the city. They we're all taken 70
tho Gonzalez Hospital for identification
Approximately one thousand bodies have heen
covered 10 date. and II is believed that the state
mont that the total death list will amount ~ two
thousand Is well within the figures. Scores of
bodies said 10 have been swallowed in the
river quickSandE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
HELP FOR MONTERREY.
Noe Possible TO Get Supplies to the
Flood-Stricken City.

Laredo. Tex. Aug. 3l.--The National Railway Y
succeeded in re-estshlishing railway service with
Monterey to-day A local train. carrying supplies.
left this city to-day and made a slow run of the
l6s miles TO that city. The regular through Mexico
city train left Laredo AZ O'Clock this morning.
and is expected 10 reach Monterey before to-rror-
morning
Tho railroad authorities report that when the
waters sUbsided 81 found that the tracks ard
roadbNG were not badly damaged as ~ first
feared Work was concentrated on repairing the
washed out culverts and constructing temporary
bridges. with the reSul; that trsf1c Monterey
Is again opened. although necessarily on very
slow schedule
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

Washington. AUG. 51-Nr. Pierce. Acting Sscrs-
tary or the Interior Department. confirmed to-day
the report that Secretary Balliuser is on hts way
- Washington. He IL not expected to- arrive until
the latter part oG the week. The departments re-
port on the Cunning coal entries CON
cerning which there Is controversy between the In
terror Department and the Forestry Bureau will
completed the time Mr. Ballinge~ arrives, but
will not he forwarded 10 Beverly until after the
Secretary has had opportunity 70 peruse Il. The
report will be vOluminous and viii present in de
tail all ~ the transactions. both of the Interior
Department itself and the General Land Office.
The officials Of the department. we'll Of the
bureau. are confident that the report will show
that thAv have conforned 20 the law strictly. and
they believe tina, il will prove their absolute vindi
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
SARATOGA CONFERREES
Some of The Democrats UhO UW
.1ftcnd .fnnOunced Here.

5. Stanwood Menken local manager Of the CON
ference Of reform Democrats who will meet on
September and 10 in Saratoga 10 discuss party
principles policies, says that the conference :
going he a big one. ard he WAKES corncwhat elo-
quent the prospects.
The plans for the conference said Mr.. Menken
yesterday. ARE making progress daily. In New
York County the selection Of conferrees has pro-
ceeded under the direction Of fx-Justice O'Brien'
Judge Parker, Mr. Shepard. Mr.. Monroe and my
self'
Mr. Menken gave out a list of the conferrees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-14
CITY NEWS.
r,,, .,o,ra =. cha-uona

Buy a sleigh OF Sherwood.
Roll-a-wav is the place to skate.
cog Main.
Let John Karle repair your. shoes,
he does neat work. SI4 Main.
Home merchants contest closes al
s o'clock tomorrow evening.
Flexible Flyers and large line Of
other sleds at wolfe's. 70S Main.
Buy him Pennant cigars, he knows
they're good. Anderson's. 724 Main,
See the Bon Ton program first
tonighf-plent of time for other
amusements afterwards.
Charles Fletcher, charged with as
saulting his wife, was given thirty
days in the county jail
st. Johns Guild bazaar Thursday,
December lie, o'clock at Parish
house. Turkey supper as $50, 35c.
TX line train number one was IS
minutes behind time this morning in
coming from the sontn, while number
10 from the north was but few
minutes late.
The class teachers of the First
Christian Sunday School will meet
meet this evening to nominate of
fcers for the coming year The hour
of meeting viii be $50 o'clock.
Eleventh street hin was crowded
last night with coasters who made
merry until late hour. The police
would allow no coasting there Sun
day night, owing to the services al
the German Evangelical church.
Entries have begun to be receiv
ed for the pool and billiard tourna
ment at the Y. II. C. A which starts
soon. Already several have signifed
their intentions of playi-g for the
prize which will be cue.
Game in a bunch. today's ex
press. the three big comedy hits o
the Cohen's Fire Sale HI
/ Advertised for his Dog" and ''Tht
i Tramp at the Masquerade Eacl
one worth the price OF admission
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-14
Ian robes and blankets

Lap robes and blankets. sher-
wood
Bring the mar who never smiles
to the Bon Ton tonight and watch
him closely Three big comedy hits.
The laugh fingers.
Its here tonight, at the Bon Ton
theatre. the great Biograph picture.
The Cali Of the Wild, first presenta-
ton in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-14
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

If your gas service is not satisfae-
tory please notify the Gas Company
and prompt attention wiz be given.
Keokuk Gas and Electric CO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
DR.. LOWELL PLANS
GREAT HARVARD
Sweeping University Reforn TO be
Outlined in New Presidents In
augirai Address

CAGBEIDCR MASS. - Special -
with the induction of A. L.aNrea -
lowell as Harvard Univ ersitys bead
next month several potent reforms viii
lc begun Mos, OF those VIII te out
lined in Dr. Howells address. which
will be delivered from a monster
rcstrpn erected n front ~ the uni
vers.ty oslcts Oc- s.
Fug the last i,w years tie entering
Glass az Harva~t las been GcI rvasing
in numbers. enl this Is particularly
noticeable among the New tsaslna
students This wear the prospect for
large freshman entry Is most en-
couraging. aud "a Is attributed in a
large part Go the selection OF Dr. Low
Ell rs the university head.
iie purpose to fe-G-e MD wide
feeoeiition OF the Harvard deg
his idea being that the shserskn
means something more than a high
per cent. In athletic achievement OF
a luxurious recreation for rich mems
Sors with ahmless ambitious He
wants the Harvard degree 10 stand
supreme In the educational world
ard his best efforts will De pat forth
20 make IL 80. He IS not areamer
and his views are directed az ali times
toward the practical side
Another reform be f2vors Is 2
stronger guiding hand on athletics
The day OF the athletic student coins
through Harvard on half Al hour a
tay study Is past aud the athlete OF
ability OF the future must present &
clean Dill iu bis studies DR. Lowell
10 also in favor Of segregating thu
freshmen students in dornitofies
where they VII have interests ir
common and meet their fellow stu.
dents from al walks OF life anc
broaden accordingly. This. be be
iieYes should 20 a great way toware
breaking up tho cliQues which has
given many wrong impression q
college life
The bachelors decree OF Cum taud,
may 0e superseded by one more hard
er 90 obtain. and com radeship betweeI
teacher and student will De especially
encouraged Rowdyism will not &,
tolerated In any form and no excus,
for any such viii be accepted. wheth
er 10 be enthusiasm over colleg,
triumph or merely happy go-iucky dar
devltry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
BLIND LOVER
IN EL0PEMENT
Sighaess Musicians, Antoinettte bar
tsn and Clement Y. Conn. Elope
and are Married.

Love locks not with the eyes. but
With the mind:
And. therefore. is winged Cupid paint
- blind.
midsummer Nights Dream"
NEW YORK.-Sp Specialize little
blind god of love chuckled with de-
light IN Brooklyn over an elopement
or two blind lovers and the conse-
quent rage OF a surprised mamma.
The clippers were Miss Antoinette
Barton. twenty-five years old. of No
as Ralph Street. and Clement F. COT
fin, forty-fOur. OF No. 243 Albany ave
nue.. They have been blind all their
lives Four or FIVE years ago they met
at a little musicale In Brooklyn for
both are musicians The girl heard
him play Oh several instruments and
she brossght from a violin music OF
ssch feeling that his admiration was
awakened
After khat they met many times at
little musical parties and finally they
catered into partnership 20 give
DusictR entertainments at private
houses That continued for more
man f0ar years and then they enter
ed into another kind OF partnership.
tie growing attachment between the
two blind musicians and did all she
could 70 discourage Collins attentions
to her Slaughter. But Antoinettc' s
sister anti a year older than the
blind girl sympathized with her and
encouraged her. 50 the sweethearts
met and made their plans with the
sisters hslp.
They vent 20 the marriage license
bureau and got a license and then 90
a chunge In the Bedford section of
Brooklyn and were married Edith
being a witness and the sexton OF the
church another. After the ceremony
the bridegroom took his bride 20 "a
Sat he bad furnished at y. lS6 FL
dert street, the sister going vith them
TO make her home there.
Late IN the afternoon Edith called
her mother on the telephone and told
her what had happened. But Mrs
Barton would listen 20 no eXplana-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
PHYSICIANS MAY
Be PROSECUTED
POSTAL AUTHORITIES AROUSED
OVER FORW tRDINC DISEASE.
TROUBLE AT RICHMOND
Virginia Physicians Are Threatened
With Arrest for Violation of Postal
Regulations State Health De-
partment Acts.

BICHNIOND VA Special.
The Postal authorities at Washington
are threatening the arrest ot Virginia
play sicians Tor violating the Postal
Regulations which permit the ship
mrut of diseased specimens through
the malls Meanwhile clerks iu the
Richmond postofiice are trembling for
fear they viii contract some dread
disease by handling specimens sent by
these PHYSICIANS 90 the State Health
Department
This trouble. according ca Postal
Inspector Calvert arose over the care
lessuess OF Virginia physicians m
mailing 60 the State Health Depart
ment at Richmond. specimens from
patients suspected OF having tubercu-
losls. diphtheria or typhoid fever The
state provides free examination for
ala such specimens 90 every doctor Don
Virginia. and only requires that the
physician mail specimens n contain
ers boz COntOrmitE With Postal regula-
uous ln their zeal to avail them
selves OF This privilege several phy-
siciaus have disregarded the plain
prov isiou OF law aud have sent suecl-
mems bon such condition thar they eu-
danger the health of tne Postal clerks
ing OF One OF these specimens in tht
postorce here the officials In charge
notified headquarters m Washington
and requested prosecution OF the OIL
Tending phl siCians
Health Commissioner Williams. iu
discussing this matter. said "a ans eN-
tremely sorry that this trouble has
arisen, and / attribute DO more 20 the
thOug htlessness of am occasional phy-
stefan than 90 the neglect OF the law
by the profession generally. Our de-
partment has taken every possible
precaution 90 conform 90 the law and
20 facilitate the work OF rural doc
tors. SO far as / can see. nothing
can be done OF the Postal authorities
have decided 90 prosecute They have
been very considerate and have over
looked several previous violations OF
the law"
AT the hour OF writing no arrests
have been ordered from Washington.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
LUNCHROOM
HIS PRISON
Joint Proprietor Nailed Up. While
Brother Seeks Injunction.

WASHINGTON. n. Special .-
Aelodrama in real life. iu which the
Keeper of lunchroom was tho hero
and Justice Anderson. of Che District
supreme Court. was the medium
through which the curtain WAS ruu1
down on a peaceful setting OF die
stage. was enacted ln Center Market
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing
Roy Rowling was the hero. He.
m partnership with au elder brother
has conducted luuchroom in One of
the stalls boo the yard OF the Center
Market Tor more than Year. Al the
expiration of their lease the market
company wanted them 90 vacate. but
they would not do SO. The officials
OF the market then tried eJectiug
them.
On Tuesday night three watchmen.
accompanied by two policemen. APP
peared az the stall for action. Charles
r. Bowling told his brother. Roy. 20
stay i'm the lunchroom and be would
get an injunction 90 prevent the mar
ket company from ejecting them.
While the other brother was gone
the officials procured heavy boards
and some >-inch spikes and nailed up
the iuuchroom. with Roy Bowling
standing guard on the inside. For
eight hours the young man was thus
kept "a prisoner. without water. bur
with plenty tO ea-.
The elder brother and T. II. Colladar
appeared before Justice Anderson and
asked for an injunction restraining
the market company officials from
ejccting them. He explained THAT the
company had accepted their rent m
good faith and they believed il 20 be
equal 90 the renewal OF the lease
Justice Anderson granted the iujunc-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

For twenty-five wears Botanic Blood
Balm iB ". n. has been curing yearly
thousands 81 sufferer from Primary
Secondary Or Tertiary BLOOD Poison
and All forms OF BLOOD and skin Dis
eases. Cancer. RheuUatlsn and Eczema
We solicit the most obstinate cases
hecausc n. ". p cures where an else
falls m you have aches and pains IN
Bones Back Joints MuCus Patches
in mouth. Sore Throat Pimples Copper
folnrtd spots. Ulcers on any part OF
fhe body. Hair or Eyebrow falling out.
Itching. watery hlisters OF open hu-
mors. ltlsings or pimples OF Eczema.
Roils. SWcilinEs. Eating Sores take
r. ~ r.. It kills the poison. makes the
blood pure and rlcn. completely chang
INK the entire body iuto a clean. healthy
condition. healing every sore or plmpie
and stopping ai aches. pains and tfch-
INK. curing the worst case 90 Blood
Poison. rheumatism OF F,C Lerla-
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM rs. ". h
is pleasant and safe 90 take. composed
~ pure botanic lnEredl dents. IL puri fics
and enrirhes the blood. SAMPLE SENT
FREE hy writing Blood Ralm Co. At
lauta- Ga. DRUGGISTS. OF by express.
sl-op PER BOTTLE. with directions FOR
home cure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
PENNSYLVANIA DROUGHT
At THE ACUTE STAGE

PHILADELPHIA. PA Special -
Very little rain has fallen iu Eastern
Pennsylvania for several months past
and the drought which has been cree
ated ls Dob sine acute stage.
Crops and pasture fields have burn
ed up for lack OF moisture. and the
loss 90 the farmers have been heavy
The Schuylkul river is az the lowest
point iu its history
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

used 20 travel for
a drug house. and
I know a lot about
medicines 1 take
pleasure IN recon-
mending a good
one. 1 have used
- o an 3 Kidney
Pills with fine re-
suits for kidney
trouble. urinary
disorders. n cad
a c n .. dizziness.
and tired spells.
7 often had at
tacks OF gravel,
an a nnn ffsr, a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

tion. and Immediately Charles Bowl
ing and the attorney liberated the
prisoner
\ W Curriden. superintendent Of
the market. said the company wanted
% make certain improvements about
the yard OF the market. 10 which the
Bowlings objected
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

tons she said she never wanted Co
See either OF her daughters again.
she'll COOL OF iu a couple Of
weeks" said Edith laughincly last
night but n she doesn't cant help
t. We're all very happy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

People going o. Europe eau now
communicate with their friends by
wireless from She shin Science is a
wonderful thing
on. : don know. Nou can't send "a
picture postcard TO- at Feast 1--WE
days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
RAN OVER JEWELER
CAUSED DEATH
Reckless Driver Who Kills Man on
Streets Of Richmond l. Held
for Marder.

Richmond. -Special.-James NJ.
sutton, white. about thirty eight or
thirty -niBe year. old. Was arrested
about two O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon. charged with criminal
negligence. in that he. while
driving horse attached TO a
buggy. ran ever and caused
the death Of Calvin kinE at sixth
and Marshall Streets. The arrest was
made BY Detective gohn Wiley and P0-
liceman ". J. ferklnSOn at sutton,
home. fi0 last Marshall Street
Detective Wiley and Policeman
Pcrkiu-on had bccn after him
since the accident this morning.
lie saS taken 90 the Second i'o-
Hoe station. sutton admitted that
ne drove over Ming. but explain
ed that he VA I'm q hurry and did
not stop o. ascertain the extent OF
his Injuries. In fact, n s-ays that
hc did not think ~ was seriously
hurt. sutton. uurii rcCcnuy. lived
Oh Chelsea IAN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

The best way 90 keep things from
slipping out of mind is 10 put them
in practice while they are fresh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
FOUND The RIGHT THlNG.
Capt Crute. 81 Roanoke, Gives Credit
Where II l. Due.

Capt. s. l. Crute. Adjt Vm. Watts
Camp. T. q. V. Roanoke. Va. says. 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

Ciouts "a veil ~ Ere are given -
guide men 20 their Canaan Many q
soul 10 led by the very tro1oles shn<
come into their life
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09
NzZ7n'xzzn ~
EzMANeDEMllI1

"Orers dosbie ths advantages &C
other schools. elegant ne~ baHdiax-
neS furniture and equipment. large
faculty % professional teachers. Dosi-
tons FOR graduates. Write for beaut1-
ful Prospectus and convincing Darticu-
lars. Address r. ~. COULTER. Roa-
noke. Va. Church Street
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

Let Us try 10 make patience and
hOpefulness contagious. so that every
body Will catch" them--Bishop o. P
Fitzgerald.
IL is permitted 20 q few 10 become
great. but goodness. which is higher
and nobler. is in reach OF all.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

or young girl for homework
who can appreciate Il good
Christian home; kind treat
ment and reasonable pay for
services. Address, giving full
particulars, Box I'D. Rich
mOnd. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

With blood strsarnin. from Ms ear
.-.t-,.r.......,, Il, cf-.s - .rs-,~
., --, - 80 - -
t-u'Suaf uiotu.uH AZ o-Se
CLOCK while trying 70 tell hoW De " As
killed. he was choked by an inward
hemorrhage aud could not describe the
accident
He tried to TAX. hut r.etsctt-. yytt.v
and Policeman TaIt coald hazr only =
Eurgiing in his throat ana three min
atrs later Pre- y as do-d
- pfs.S - % sSN..'+,-' ~
thot.rh III far ne 1ottee 49,. -.,t -,
able 70 ascertain rhs owner
uanF Na- Acctd~af.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

Love locks not with the eyes. but
with the mind.
And. therefore. is winged Cupid paint
% blind.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-09

AT the hour OF writing no arrests
have been ordered from Washington.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-05
Mr. GEORGE REED DIES
At z O'CLOCK FRIDAY
Remains Will Be Brought Here and
Buried at Old Home Place
Sunday Morning.

Mr.. George Reed, who was taken
TO a hospital in Cincinnati several
weeks since for treatment, died at
two o'clock this morning. The de-
ceased was about 40 years of age
and lived on his farm about seven
miles out of this city on the Boones-
boro pike. He had been i'll with tn
berculosis for the past three or four
months and had been treated at va
rious hospitals without success. He
is survived by one brother, Mr.. Tom
Reed and a sister, Mrs. w. R. Hamp-
ton, both of this county.
The burial will take place at the
old home place on the Boonesboro
pike Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Services will be conducted by Rev. B.
j. Davis, of Lexington.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-05
BASKETBALL GAME
ON SATURDAY NIGHT
Home Boys Hope to Put Flemish en-
Record of Fast Lexington
Team at Auditorium.

The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team
of Lexington and the college team
will meet at the Auditorium Satur-
day night. The Y. NJ. C. A. team
has been the undefeated champions
of the State for the past, three years
and hard fought game is expected.
The college team is in splendid form
and have been playing some fast ball
in the last few games they have
played and are confident they can put
blemish on the fast Lexington
teams record. Last year when the
college team played the Y. M. c.. A,
the score was 40 to 5 in favor of
the Lexingtonians. Basket ball is
being played in all the other towns
before large and enthusiastic aud
fences. 1t is an expensive form of
entertainment and should be liber-
ally patronlzed by the peoDle of this
city.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-05
POSSE KILLS
NEGRO BANDIT
Had Robbed Man at Point of Gun
Located on Street
Car.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 5.-Following
daring holdup on busy thorough
fare. Henry Morton. a negro, armed
with a revolver and with pockets
filed with ammunition, ran amuck,
firing into streetcars, and terror
lied a section of North Memphis be-
fore he was shot to death by police
and citizens.
After relieving another negro of a
bundle of hides, Morton endeavored
to force a trade with a produce deal
er at the point of his pistol Failing,
he sent confederate to dispose of
the booty, but both escaped before
the arrival of the police. The negro
was finally located aboard a street
car, but as an officer approach
ed he jumped from the car firing
blindly several times. AS he ran he
continued to fire. AS pedestrians ap-
peared, the negro shot hurriedly ano
continued his race. Several groups OF
school children were fired on and FIR
ing into a house, the bullets of the
negro narrowly missed woman occu-
pant
A riot call brought squad of po-
lice, who we're joined by scores of
citizens and Morton was finally cor
raled on porch. At bay, the negro
continued to fire on his pursuers, but
his bullets went wild, while volley
from his pursuers put an end to the
battle. Four rounds of unspent cart
ridges were found in the pockets Of
the dead negro.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-05
WINCHESTER TO HAVE
BEST TEAM IN LEAGUE
If Money For Expenses Can Be Rails
ed, All Will Be WeII-Attend
Meeting Tonight.

The following clippinp from the
Sporting News of Friday 4th will be
of interest to the baseball fans of
this city:
All the clubs in the Blue Grass
League are making great prepara-
tions for next season and the local
semi-prO ranks will suffer.
Winchester, KY, has pulled off a
clever deal which insures last sea-
sons tail-enders a winner. They
have signed up the entire RusselIville,
KY, independent team. This bunch
of players represented Bowling Green
for several seasons and held suprem-
acy over all Kentucky and Tennessee
clubs, playing every day during the
1906, 1907 and 1908 seasons. So
that club can be counted on to show
teamwork from the start.
Winchester will without a doubt
have one of the best teams in the
State if the necessary money can
be raised. Therewill, be meeting of
those interested at H. H. Phillips
store tonight at z o'clock and the
future of baseball for Winchester,
will be definitely determined tonight.
Everybody who is interested in hav-
ing Winchester in the Blue Grass
League next year should attend the
meeting without fail.