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New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
PIGEONS Joy RIDE" ON FENDER.
Travels Fifteen Blocks Without Paying Fare
Small Boy Captures It.
r has come at Iastl

X has come at last!
Harlem has stepped TO the fore and supplied the
police with another problem to face-enter the
10y riding pigeon" Since the advent of this new
menace of the streets 1t is felt that there is no
limit TO the number and species OF the terrible
Joy riders.
Every sparrow and feathered songsters in the
streets will be viewed with suspicion, and 1t may
come to pass that Commissioner Bingham will aP-
point pigeon squad TO nip this new terror In
the egg shell.
An Amsterdam avenue car, south bound was
booming along Amsterdam avenue near liOth
street yesterday when the Joy riding bird made
it's hrst appearance. There flock Of pigeons
1uttering the tracks, and as the car rolled
along the passengers thought some of them would
be over
When the car reached 125th street and Eighth
avenue ii was sidetrscked, and then It was evident
why every bystander stared On the steel fender
in front of the forward wheels perched a gray
pigeon.
While a crowd gathered TO view the unusual
sight Alfred Trotto. eleven years old cTawled
under and grasped the bird. Before anybody could
say ''Boo.' he had dashed down the street. hug
sing his quarry.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
MORE CLOTHING URGED.
Pittsburg Pastor Has Something to
SAY about High Art .
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

Pittsburg. May 17.-"If YOU have art in the
nude in your home. put clothes on It
That was the advice given last evening 10 MS
flock by the Rev William Ross Lloyd pastor If
the Bellevue Christian Church. in a sermon
which bristled with sensational remarks The
minister recently visited the Carnegie Art Gal
1eries and he said he was shocked He told the
members Of his congregation that they SHOULD
feel shocked also Here are some OF the thlhe7
Mt Lloyd said.
.cyou would be shocked If such subjects as can
bA seen At the art galleries should walk into
vorr home They call it high art The fewer
clothes the subject has the higher the art
annears 10 be Be careful what your eyes see
hanging on the wall. II you have statuary IN
Your homes or pictures in the nude dress them
mn Put some clothes on them"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
FEAR CASHIERS SUICIDE.
Left Note Saying He Would XII
Himself Clothes on Rirer Bank.

Danariscotta. Me. May H-Leaving note say
ing that he had determined to commit suicide Lin
coin H. Chapman. cashier Of the Newcastle Ma
tonal Bank. of this town. is supposed to have car
ried intentions by jumping into the Danlart-
scotia River to-day. His hat, overcoat and eye
glasses were found the river bank late this af-
ternoon. but the search for his body was without
result.
Since the death Of his wife, more than a year
ago CHAPMAN had been greatly depressed. and re-
Gently the Illness of his children had caused him
much anxiety. His friends believe this led TO his
suicide Those acquainted with his personal az
fairs declare that he was not In any nnanciaI
trouble and that his accounts with the bank will
be found be correct
Chapman was forty-two years Of age and was
graduate of Bowdoin College
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
CONVICT SEEKS PRISON.
Nan Released on Parole n Year Ago
Asks To Be ReCOmmitted.
rBy Telegraph to Ths Tribune J

Auburn. n. Y. May 17.-Discouraged after
being out of Auburn Prison on parole for a
year. searching in vain for employment. Fred
A Findley. Of Cattarausus County, to-day re-
turned to the institution and asked Parole Of
fcer William Powers to recommit him
While reluctant to take back the man who
had not violated single condition Of his parole
the officer cancelled Findley's parole and he was
returned to prison to serve six months Of an
unexpired sentence of two years for a burglary
committed in October. 1907 near Olean.
Findey saws that the social outcast has no
chance in these hard times.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
LAUGHS At ALL SAFES
Police Find "Yegg" Pamphlet 9Th
Instructions to Burglars

George Hunt forty-eight years old. was ar
rsstsd last night in A room at No. 90 Washing
ton street. Brooklyn. on suspicion of knowing
fer. Of No 1920 Rosedale avenue. The Bronx.
ticket agent al the 1880 street station of the
Third avenue elevated line. on the night Of
May 10.
In Hunts room the police found what they said
was the most complete "yegg' pamphlet ever
produced There were pages covered with code
words which the police say are used TO desig-
nate different kinds Of safes. One paragraph
read.
| can give you a general knowledge OF all the
different kinds of safes. their platings' their
paddings etc. that once you have prac-
all right There are two kinds Of safes-"hre
and burglar proof safes There is no such
thing a a fireproof safe The burglar proof
sa fe is the simplest thing in the world TO get
to They are generally made with an oval
tumbIer. but the bolt is so constructed that
YOU can't do II on the quiet
on other pages there were minute directions
for inserting the explosive and getting into the
safe. with special mention of how to smother
the sounds and make get away.
The police looked up Hunts record and say
they found that he has served three terms. In
1899 he was sentenced for burglary 10 FIVE years.
in 1894 to seven years for grand larceny and
assault and in 1903 at Pelham. n. Y. to four
years for blowing open postofice safe. Since
his last term the police say, he has been ar
rested three times for burglary, but each time
was released. He is known, according to the
police under the aliases of "Deafy" Hunt John
Tucker and Masters.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
DIR. HUTCHINSON MISSING.
LeaCeS Note at a. SanatOrium Say
ing He Is Going to Kill Himself.

Melrose, Mass May 1.-THE police began a
search tonight for DR.. Percy A. Hutchinson.
instructor in English at Harvard University.
who disappeared from the New England Sana-
tOrium. leaving note saying that he was
going to commit suicide.
DR.. Hutchinson had been at the sanatorium
several months undergoing treatment for a
nervous disorder Late to-day when an at
tendant went to his room, the absence Of the
patient was discovered.
DR.. Hutchinson has a wife and family in
Cambridge. His age is about thirty-fve.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
TowERMAN SEES MAN AFLAME.
Train Was Approaching and He Feared to
Descend to Rescue

Paterson y ]. May Il Specials D Cannon
toverrnan at the junction Of the Newark branch
and main lire IF the Erie the outskirts of the
CITY heard cries Of distress early YESTERDAY morn
,z and looking ont of the tower house he saw
man walking through the fields all ahame
c-annon knew that train was due and he could
M, leave the tower house 50 he communicated
With the main station by telephone, telling "hat
he had seen.
1~ -,irrtes later Erie detectives found IN
conscious Al the stump Of tree. His clothing was
oor,7nIeted burned from his body. The victim was
identified as Peter Mccormack employed by the
Hacket Motor Company. He lies UNCONSCIOUS at
the General Hospital As he wore his working
olo+bse which were partly saturated with gaso-
lene. II is believed that his clothing caught hre
biIe he was striking a match on his trousers
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
LOST IN MARSH ALL NIGHT.
Paymaster 5 Launch Driven Ashore-WadeI
and Swims Through Greeks.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune

IBN ItItAIdpI 70 III" 1'30--I1.I
Sac Harbor n Y Nav 17-Howard Marshall
paymaster of the torpedo station of the Bliss Man
ufacturing Company. had strenuous all-night
experience in the bay here because the motor OF
his torpedo launch broke down he was oounu lo'
Greenport when the accident happened
heavy thunderstorm broke few minutes after
he started and the little boat was driven ashore
Ignorant of his whereabouts. but anxious to es-
cape from the marsh, the paymaster waded through
r,I,d and swan swollen creeks all night. AT day
ligb+ he recognized the locality, but had 10 swim
another creek before he could reach Greenport
where he arrived thoroughly exhausted
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
CLARK NOT TO SUCCEED wATcHoRN.
Secretary Nagel Hopes to Announce New Ellis
Island Commissioner To-day.
rFrom The tribune Bureau. J

TFrom The ITlDuIIs EofFH0II
u-s.birrton NAV 1.-THE Secretary of Commerce
and Labor hopes be able to announce the new
commissioner of immigration at Ellis Island to-
morrow Secretary Nagel thought he had this
problem solved when, several days ago 'Ile Piaoe
- ss.rod 70 Colonel John H. Clark, Commits
so-e- ~ Immigration at Montreal but he has now
learned that Colonel Clark is not In sufficiently
roIo.4t health to permit OF his undertaking the
ar,luous duties Of the New York station MI Nagei
has accordingly, offered the post 10 anoOler man
-, has ~ receive his acceptance tomorrow.
.s soor az Il arrives the name OF the new ap-
,,ointee will be made public
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
FFTY-F1vE NEW SUITS IN HOUSE.
Speaker Cannon Store Clothes Gayest Of
the Lot.
From The Tribune Bureau ]


Washington May I7-Fifty-fve suits made
ther appearance in the House Of Representatives
To-day Most Of them light gray cream
oofo-ed, and they were worn with air OF intense
ocInplaceney by the more fortunate Representa-
ives. and eyed with some degree Of envy by those
N1lo were SWeltering in winter ranlenJ.
The youth from Danville.'' Speaker Cannon. was
me ssyest Of party, with fawn-colored raiment
~ the most approved cut in harmony with his
New pearl gray hat and light. necktie-
How do these store clothes strike your" he
asked group after the House had adjourned.
They all right Mr. Vreeland answered,
o1t why did you pick out suit exactly similar
10 Representative Macon s p
The Speaker locked TO where Mr.. Bacon was sit
ing and then rushed Off TO congratulate one OF
'ae first Democrats he saw with such excellent
tsfte and discrimination
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
TO DESTROY WARSHIPS.
InUentor Says He Can Bloc Up
Magazines 800 Miles AzCay.
tBy Telegraph to The TribuneI

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
New Orleans, May 17.-H. A. Folk. a New Or
leans man. contends that the destruction OF bat
tleship magazines from four hundred TO five
hundred miles away is possible with a wireless
appliance he has invented He has offered the
device to the United States government
Folk has been experimenting with wireless
devices since Marconi demonstrated the prac-
tical utility of the science. He says that 10
navy Of the world would be proof against his
apparatus. Scientific men here are not ell
thusiastic about the invention.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
WIRELESS PRESCRIPTION.
Woman Sends Message to Physician
on Ocean When She Is Faint.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune =


Philadelphia. May 17.-When Mrs P. T. Eel
man. of Chicago became i'll at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel here she sent the following
wireless message 10 Dr. Otto Marberg her
physician. who is half way across the Atlantis
Ocean. on the steamer Anerika: Il am faint
Sinking feeling around heart Numbness. What
shall l do?"
The answer came soon: Follow diet pre-
scribed before sailing All will be o K" Mrs
Felman paid SO so for the message and said it
was worth il.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
S4RGENTS TO BE TRIED.
Paris Magistrate SuStainS Charge of
Cruelty to Children.

Paris, May 1.-THE examining magistrate has
concluded his investigation into the charges
made against Cecil H. Sargent, an Englishman,
and his wife. American. of ill treating four
adopted children. and has ordered the SargeIts
to stand trial before the Correctional Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
CUBAN DEFICIT 2,OOO 900.
Lottery Expected to CoUer Loss in
S29, 900 900 Budget.

Havana, May 1.-THE Secretary of Finance.
Senior Villegas. said to-day that the forthcOm-
ing budget would reach a total of fully S29.-
600, 900. leaving deficit over the regular rev
enues of $2.OOO,O00, which. it expected.
would be covered by the receipts from the ma
tional lottery. Congress finally passed the lot
terry bill to-day. approving all it's articles.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

William McAdoo. of the directors OF the COM
panv. was former Police Commissioner Of this city
John J. Mcdonald is alderman in the Fort
Washington district. John A L. Campbell Is law
yer viii, offices az Nd. - Church street Mr. Nc
Adco said last night the company had valuable
connections "a EeN England
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
CURING Mr.. RoosEveLTs TROPHIES.

Nairobi. British East Africa, May H.-Edmund
Heller one of the biologists OF the Roosevelt ex-
peditorf came into Nairobi this morning with some
dftv specuens of animal and bird life which are
10 he cured and preserved here They include one
rhinoceros six lions, two graffes and twenty
smaller kinds of game.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
EXPRESS co. INCREASES CAPITAL.
Atlantic Now Incorporated at S1,OOO,OOO-
William McAdoo Director.

of New, YORK. to-day certified to the Secretary OF
state that it had increased its capital stock from
sl0ooo TO 81 100000 The certificate is signed by
william, McAdoo John A. L. Campbell and John j.
Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

L4esi+hful delicious and cf-any prepared Ash
vo1r grocer for a Ice trial packet Of Salada'
Tea.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

DEWEYrs PURE GRAPE JUICE.
- F'uzifes me Blood md IS very Nourishiug
r : hewev T. SonS Co, l36 Fulton St, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
ovE7 THE GETTYSBURG 5ATTLEFiELo.

Personally conducted three DAY tour via Penn
s,-Ivsnia Railroad Saturday. May 80 SO coNsrs
All necessary expenses from New York lLlnsraries
OF ticket agents--AdvL
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

Chicago May 1.-THE big stock and gram
house of Tracy & Co. with two Chicago Offices
went into the hands OF a receiver late this at
ternoon. Unfortunate ventures in the taxicao
business in New York and Chicago and hard
squeeze in the recent grain corner engineered os
lanes A Patten are ascribed as the chief causes
of the failure Chicago bankers expressed the
oninion that the Indebtedness of the failed com
panv TO the Chicago banks would not exceed
100000
Tracy has operated in this city for fourteen
wears Theshrm's commitments in grain on the
Board of Trade have been Hquidated in consid-
erable volume in the last ten days
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

~terien. Jreocrifsiun0: gfetSpione
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Rrhannltngrn III Buaprpxtx.

Sen rigtiee @ebanoIing of Dps.
pepiia, iaa bel Tom 6e miloere Sor-
rter al l1forogieligbe6, logger /
8ruge11 al en- bpilfen lom bellt goo
acknowledgements Mirtur eller 2ege>
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befolet at gipe burtigt &e1ultat.
Man fisber / Mpotbefet - l1nle
u5o0tum &bospbote" og / l1nie
v@sience Of Sealmir1t" 8lano bette
%erlunoist / en- balD @int Glaife me0
- Sbeifef11lo goo @ugeiooa og fplo
6laifen me6 rent @ano. Sag 2
Sbeifeful0e fpr Dpert Maaltio.
Set itges> at 6enne Mirtur bil
befrt Mopen for Gas / 2pbet al Is
Minutter, og at SEN bill 6elbre6e
barigt Set. allerperit tie Gilf9loe / to
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@eltonoocle fan fipbes: / etbpert
Mpotbef for cit &ris iom life oper<
ltiger 60 eller 65 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

GpDs a [ 5. Gicr % llogiucr
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SpNclnSluNc pg Sernhol1clugc.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Bedste kur for Hoste,

En- halv Ounce az Virgin Oil of
Pine, to Ounces af Glycern og en
halv Pint Whisky, blandet sammen,
vii kurere enhver Hoste, der er hel
bredelig, og standse en- Fork9lelse I
"a Timer. Tag en- Theskefuld hyeR
fjerde Time. Forlang af Deres Drug
gist den @gte Leach's Virgin Oil Of
Pine, ren Blanding, tillavet o. ga
ranteret af the Leach Chemical Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.