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New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
OFFER HOSPITAL SITE.
". ID. Morgan, Mrs. Mdckay and
Others WOuLd Reimburse State.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune.


Albany April e1.-The determination Of " T.
who have homes in the vicinity Of Greenvale, Long
Island TO prevent the establishment Of the Long
Island State Hospital for the Insane at that VII
lage was still further shown here to-day Inc re-
rnonstrants as Dr. Ferris head Of the STATE
Iunacy Commission. calls them. have offered to J.
Edward Swanstrom, one of the board of directors
Of the Long Island Hospital, to secure another
available site and pay the all il has spent IN
getting options on the site at Greenvale Among
the sites which they have suggested are Jerichp
HicksvilIe Cold Spring Harbor and Syosset' pui
before taking any definite action the State LuhacE
Commission is awaiting report from the ooaru
of directors Of the hospital
I'VE would have objection to accepting lle @
offer Of the remonstrants' said DR.. Ferris, il
they could secure us site available as thaI at
Greenvale and which would cost the state no HloIe
money However, are still holding on 10 N'Fee"
vale and NAV vet locate the hospital there
In the mean time 'remonstrants are appedIii'
against all the new sites that have been suggested
The first evidence of this came this afterhooh'
when delegation of Long Islanders appeared oe-
fore the Governor and DR.. Ferris 10 protest asaii
the building of the hospital at Jericho
DR. Ferris and several others have taken sem"
for Hubbs 10 task because of his accusation 1hal
the State Lunacy Commission was gullty OF "a
travagance and ought TO be investigated As
suit on the floor of the Senate to-day he WltndieN
his remarks. sa wing that they we're uttered III S'
and anger
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
HINTS 1T TIMBER GRAB.
Commissioner Whpple Opposes
Hood Forest Amendment.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I


Albany April 2l-With the declaration mat
everybody south of the Mohawk would look on IL
as legislation in favor of special interests James
s Whipple Forest. Fish and Game Commissioner
today before the Senate Judiciary COMMITTEE
vigorously opposed Assemblyman Woods consn'u-
rional amendment permitting the Legislature 70
rroyide for the removal of dead and fallen uTnher
from state forest lands, its sale, and the cutting
Of ..ripe" timber for sale. Commissioner Whlppie
admitted the advisabty Of some such .ie9lsIatioh'
hut advocated a general amendment which would
rroyIde for proper disposal of ripe timber, the
deveIopment BY the state OF water power in the
forest preserve and renting of cottage sites IN
the Adirondacks.
Revenue of millions Of dollars had gone To waste
through neglect of these obvious plain business
propositions" by taking advantage of which 'he
state would put its people and forest preserves
into better condition, declared Commissioner
WhippIe. This question OF forest preservation was
of vastly more importance to the state than the
building of the Erie Canal. he maintained and the
forests could be developed into a great source of
wealth with much benefit 10 the forest preserve
But don't go about II this way said he. Don't
let the people of the state get the idea there's
timber grab here, or a storage grab in some
other measure. I've advocated all this in my re
port but | oppose this measure Because its so
loosely drawn YOU could drive team through IT,
To report il from committee and pass il this year
would be Haunting a red rag in the faces Of the
public which defeated the big water power amend
rnent So conclusiyely.''
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
MOTHER DIDN'T KNOW SON WAS HURT
Joins Crowd About Car and Faints When He
Is Taken from Underneath

AS he was playing with other boys in Third ave
nue.. eSth street last night. James Miner. twelve
years old. OF No. 1852 Lexington avenue. ran di-
rectly under the front wheels of a northbound
Third avenue Both legs were crushed above
the knee.
The Miner boy intent on eluding capture
in the game he was playing with his companions
that he apparently did not notice the approach of
the until it too late William Mass, the
motorman. of Weehawken, y. J., made every effort
TO stop the in time. but in vain. The boys
body became firmly wedged between the for
ward wheels and the bottom Of the car that a
wrecking had lift the truck of him
Just as the wrecking arrived. and while DR.
Goodrich Smith. OF Harlem Hospital was under
the body of the administering, an opiate to
the boy. Mrs. Mar Miner the lads mother ioined
the crowd Of onlookers When her was brought
out and laid on the sidewalk size uttered a scream
and fell unconscious across him.
The boy was rushed TO Harlem Hospital where
his condition said to be critical! An inspector
of the Public Service Commission. present on the
scene, declared that the provided with
The special fender recently ordered installed on all
cars OF the Third road by the commission
The motorman was locked up charged with felari-
Gus assault
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
DRIVERS BADLY BEATEN.
4nOther attack on NOn-C MON Men
bu HOb0ken Mob.

Joseph Sullivan and Joseph Hayden. both of
Manhattan are in St Mary's Hospital. Hoboken,
suffering from beatings received from striking
truckmen yesterday. Sullivan drives for Jackson
I3rcthers. Of New York and Hayden is special
officer. They started by way OF the Pennsylvania
ferry to Jersey City with load to be delivered in
hoboken.
In Jersey City they We're mel by three policemen,
who drove away . crowd or strikers which men
aced IN m. The drivers say their instructions were
10 drive through Jersey from Jersey City 70
Hoboken They were TO be met at the city line by
Hoboken policemen. The Jersey City police refused
TO allow the truck to 20 planned, and Sullivan
and Hayden were forced to 60 by another route.
As soon as the track across the city line the
police abandoned it. and although the subsequent
assault occurred just across the line the Jersey
City police did not interfere
The Hoooken police, waiting at Jersey avenue,
heard of the fight and came up III and drove
the assailants off Hayden lad most of ear
taken of. SuiliVans nose IS mashed to n Jelly and
both his eyes are closed.
Six mounted policemen and six patrolmen have
been placed duty the Cortlandt street ferry
entrance in jersey City. The police say that
hundred striking truckmen from New York have
been lying in wt in Jersey City streets to attack
union drivers.
raigned in the jefferson Market court before Mag
istrate House yesterday charged with
by William Deter. driver n the employ of Jack
son Brothers. The men were held in 500
bail for exanina ton to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
CUNARD INCOME STATEMENT.
Total for 1908, s1,675, Steerage Traffic
Disorganized, Says Report.

The income statement OF the Cunard Steamship
Company fo- the year ended December 81 1903
shows gross earnings of s124si.9s5 comparing with
81 1876 81 for the preceding year: expenses of NI-
do127 as against ss7224o0 for 1907 ana total income
of 81 67577S. which includes :OOCO transferred from
the insurance fund and $4,000 from the reserve
fund Adding to the total income the previous
surplus of s5494n. the total surplus stood 81 225,
lS4 the deduction of 81 4SS. 500 for depreciation
bringing the balance to s741 294
Disbursements for income tax. interest. insur-
ance and other purposes we're S723 SO the remain
ing balance being SI9ls, which compares with a
final balance OF S5i9ll at the close of 1907 in which
year dividends of S4oO,OO5 were paid Their. were
no dividends in 1908.
The report says:
The effect Of the financial disturbance which
occurred in the United States in 1907 continued i'm
1908 I'm more acute form, and resulted i'm a
complete Reorganization of the westbound third
class passenger traffic. the total number of third
class passengers landed al New York and Boston
having fallen from l1l60o in 1907 to $4,000 In 1908
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. April 2i-A rigid supervision by
the state Department of Agriculture to prevent
the bringing of diseased nursery stock into this
state from other states is provided in the bill of
Senator Raines which signed to-day by Gov
ernor Hughes The law also seeks the exter-
mination Of diseases and the brown tail moth ana
insect pests nfesting all trees, shrubs and vines.
An appropriation of s25 600 is provided.
other bills signed by the Governor included
those Of
Senator Davis, the consolidated law, relative to
transportation corporation. ex ,epting railroads
Senator Grattan, amending the Civil Code. with
the purpose of giving the next of kin not partci-
pating IN the estate Of decedent the right to
bring an action FOR damages for acts causing the
decedents death, when the executor under the will,
and not one Of the next Of kin, refuses TO bring
such action.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth April 81 4:1O m-Oceanic CBr,. New York
for Cherbourg and southampton.
tayre Anru 2O-Ia Gascogne err, New York
DnntiTk April 20-LucIne CBr). New YORK.
ADril IS-Arllansas dam. New York
fssrceiona April IS-Erika tGer). New York Bboa.
Genoa April 81 6 a nl--Nerona 1tap New York via
York. ,,.,u,i-5a C.,
Hong KonG. Aprh II '9-H' '-'' ~" iOIA VIC
Singapore ,-,- g., >-ur Wi g., a.,
etc
SAILED.
,bcrbourg April 81. m-kaiser Wilhelm II Gen.
so,,,hempton April y. m-kaiser Wih.l II oierl'
9ou' CherbourE: 12u Majestic ttr)
g." work Via Cherbourg and Queenstown
Rotterdam. April 20-Raglah CaStie 'Di'' ii''"N anu
c,to;ds ,Dr,I a0-schonfeIs Ger New York
PASSED.
s,, .rru 21-volturno tBr,, New York fJT Rotterdam
and Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, April 81, 1909

ARRIVED.
o bs nad IS % & Apr yS S @
cabin 1908 passengers mails and mdse
steamer TioEa t8r) Pollock. Perth Amboy TO T,hflp
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm t3er), Krause. Bocas
del Toro April s. Port Limon L. Colon i3 and kingston
gers malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10 m,
New, York & Cuba Mail CO. with 179 passengers
mss and %ess %asEa e use Hape Ap4 to
richs with 2o7 cabin and 20g steeage passengers
steamer Oceania tAusD Bartolich, Trieste April J.
Palermo and AlseTs O. 10 Phelps Bros Bros Co.
Arrived the Bar at Il:i5 m 10Th ,-o,,,,,ao.n
steSmsr @ and Hi'G@i Dartmouth pr to FHnSh Gye Co.
with mdse- Arrived at the Bar at midnight 2oth -
sagua Il and Caibarien MunsOn SIS Line, with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at @ 2:lo ~, m. ,,.o, %
April and PALERMO TO The Cnnard IS nd nd
La: o WIN rrysd iV@ esp al the @ Bar at as m
steamer virginia dtaD; ri Gorgo. Naples Pile, April s.
and mdse Arrived at The Bar o at 2lS M
steamer Minnesota 'TorD RedeEa' lot fif 4hon ar
rived the Bar at 4 40 D m ~ 49,, GA, c.
Co with mdse on Highlands at 10 :53 m.
Steamer Olaf Kyrre 1Norl. sorensen. Cienfuegos
Apr - to the an Muns0n SIS Line win sugar Arrived
." steamer Dover Csrsen Brunswick April IL to the
Brunswick SIS 60. with mdse- on Highlands at l2:4O
Steamer Princess Anne Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk. old Dominion IS CO. with passengers
and mdse Passed in SANDY Hook at 80 sos m
Genoa April &. Naples and Palermo 9. to Cesare
mdse Arrived at the Bar at $50 a m.
steamer virginia dtaD. BorEia. Naples April to
east I E Yale " Patte3 Galveston NPTii Is +, the
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse Passed in quar-
steamer William Chisholm Perry Boston April 80 for
Newport News Anchored Sandy Hook Bay for harbor
SANDY Hook. n J. April 21 $50 m-Nind east mod
crate breeze; foggy' rough sea-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
NO NEW HAMS JURORS
Seventy-one Tdlesmen ET0m'"eo
and Dismissed.

ri, a. - t,.o- on Monday and Tuesday 70
sit on the jury that is to try tap'aiH 80 sat
Hains ir for the murder OF Nlllldn T. -. -.
throughout the sessions yesterday hs'eiS -. -
-, &c. oF sarertv-one talesmen without nav
ing their number augmented s oraa,-
one talesman said that Mr MclhtSIe ' W h+
ing in his mind a feeling that captain" Ii 3,saa
+o ba convicted Mr. Mcintyre had just cIini rs =
-, ~ W II Iy,-;ns General Hams had insisteo
on tho challenge The next talesman was penn penn
Ericsson salesman. OF No ~ Fo'.el z a,'inton
Long Island City. He expressed d HAeO
regarding the defendants gult ~ , l.,
You his guilt or innocence
qured Mr. Mcintyre ,,...
Indeed I don't sir. I mean his guilt! e1-
claimed the talesman 80.
view to his guilt?
with emphasis Il formed that opinion while iiSteh-
ing to you ask questions of the last le"
I could sit as a juror and give fdF Neiuio' an
right but for the impressions l got OF the oeIeiiu
ants guilt during the last few minutes iroHh youl
own ouesrfons I'm sorry to say h-but minute
bv minnie nv impression is deepening that the
is guilty. .., 40,
Don't ask that any more ques'ions' MI
O'ReiIly whispered TO his associate anu MI Nc
Intyre followed the advice.
Mr. Mcintyre lost his heart to James henheoE'
who had an opinion said he was sure ne couiu'
lay aside.
O'ReilIy
Nov Won wait I'll get him vet said Mr. Nc
Intvre in 50 loud tone that Kennedy heard IT ana
laughed Then the court took hand ana asked
if his opinion unshakaole
well. your honor. you see l wouldn't convict
Cap"
He excused
Mr. MCINTYRE and Mr.. De Witt reiterated yester-
dav TO a Tribune repGrter their statements mat
they would not ask luAacy commission MT
MCINTYRE said that such action would have 10 come
from the Court if the District Attorney dld not act
Justice Garretson, when asked if he would direct
an inou;rv into Captaiu Hans's mental condition,
said:
The Court at present can take no action IL IS
plainly the province Of the defendants counsel TO
ask for commission if he considers the defehoahl
20 be mentally unsound to such an extent as TO oe
,nabIe 10 stand trial The Court cannot act in such
matter withou. ground therefor. The case must
be permitted to develop.
Captain Hainss mother is III at the Hotel Astor.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
rpANspACIFIc MAILS.

,,+tro,ion and steamer. close in New York.
,-orea china and Philippine Isl
japan; Ma seattec~Tosa To day, $50 p m
Zealand. Australia except West
NeM Nelr,I-sT Islands New Caledonia Cia
sa"T1m FrsncistoJ- Century -. Apr 25. $50 m
,rar cores and China especially ad-
nssed oniy) VITA Seattlc)-Gymeric Apr 20. $50
Guam 4alnn.sco)-U transport 30. $50 m
Hawai-, Mongolia Apr 80 $50 2 m
ranan torea and China Especially ad-
dressed only Cia Seattle)-Shnano
may o. o'SV p m
Iauan. Corca. China and Philippine Isl
snds tyia Vancouver and Victoria. B CD
Empress Of Japan. May I. $50 m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands, New Zealand
and Australia teXcept Wes1. tvia san
Francisco -Mariposa May 49, $50
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

We're sailing in to completely out.
fit yachtSmen and their crews, with
everything they wear.
We hesitated before taking up this
specialty-simply because we pay no
commissions, and the Outfitting Of
yachts too often involves commissions.
But so does the sale of carriage and
house liveries as it's usually done, and
we've done very we'll with them, thank
you-probably the largest business in
this country in fine Gveries.
With chauffeur suits, too, we do a
big and increasing business without
cent in commissions to the chauffeurs.
So now we've gone in for Yachting
wear on the same basiS-the best quail
itv and stvIe which can be turned out.
with dollars worth Of value to the
man who pays the bills for every dol
lar he pays.
Yacht owners suits. Yacht officers
suits of regulation and service type,
stewards suits and service Jackets.
seamen's outfits, oilskinS, Yachting
caps and shoes the whole thing.
Special estimates. Of course. on
these suits in quantities for the com
pIete Outftting of a yacht.
Everything men and boys wear
ashore,
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
75s s4z 1904
ar at az
Warren St 18th st. s4sh s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
GETS HIS RoeUgs' GALLERY PICTURE.

Thornton Jenkins Hains, brother Of Captain
Peter c Hams who is now on trial for killing
William f Annis, visited Arthur Wood, Fourth
Deputy Police Commissioner, at headquarters yes
terday and had turned to him his photograph
from the RogIes' Gallery and his thumb print and
Bertill!on measurements. all of which were taken
when he and his brother were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

which were introduced by Senator AgneW ana AS
semblvnan Ward At hearing on four O. them
;o-daN- befora the Senate judiciary Committee ne
said that # they were reported ne would begin tie
fight as soon as they were moved on the Senate
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Ancona reported 36s miles east Of sandy HOO.
Iightep at a yesterday, is expected to d"'A ao'u
The Adriatc reported 497 miles east OF sandy HOOK
st 7.t7 IN Yesterday is expected dock about a M
to-day o,,, San,iy
Eoot Al $50 m yesterday. is expected 20 dock ABOUT
m
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
SAILED.

Steamers CAusp Naples: Curityba Cuban. Nue-
vitas; Huron. Charleston: Seminole
Cothard tIir Sagua Monroe. Norfolk Lampasas Mobile;
san Marcos Galveston: President Ger, Hamburg
Ahano tCier). Philadelphia Newpor, News Matnppo
Liverpool; TeutoIic Ur SOUTHAMPTON; Atlantis (Nor,.
Bradford tCert. Port AntOnio Trinidad Rar-
muda: Uller tNor) GuadelOupe: (Br) St Thomas
st Croix Tiger tNor Philadelphia; Cnondaga Phi!a-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

The third passenger business from the UnIted
States to the Mediterranean was likewise in A dls-
turbed condition, owing to the low rates prevail ,
ing but a tentative agreement has been entered
into with the lines engaged which will, II is hoped
place the business more profitable oasls.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
GRADY AGAINST ELECTION BILLS.

tEy Telegraph TO The Tribune-l
Albany. April 21--Senator Grady has declared war
on Herbert Parsonss New York City election bills
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 800 Sunset GAP Moon sets a:33 Moons age
HIGH WAITER
NJ sand, Hook eO4 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate |! %
P M-Sandy Hook Rl0 Gov. Island 9:5I Hell Gate II.4
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

sArrRpAY. APRIL =
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. APRIL y
SATURDAY. APRIL -.
TO-DAY

,,.,,.z. q tga,fi l. " I.-.....l1 90 a m 100
rms " 'i. m n
Sesuiiais" -Tar9niro ward ..-......... 800
,,,iI I.ct,snn,ie t-I.lc ........... loo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-02

are attending Court in Elkton this
week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-02
Hen House Pests

Before the spring pullcl, are brought
INTO the hcuhuusc the entire interior
OF house should be given a thick coat
mixture ui coal oil and lard. Let ii
soak into the wood, then apply the
hot lime wash II the house is inicst-
ed with lice and ilras shut up the house
tight, close every opening, then put a
pan OF live Goals IN an iron pot on the
ground floor Ii the floor j. ui wood
raise the pot of the floor and put un-
der and around the pot hall dozen
shoveliuis oi earth. Sprinkle two or
three handiuls ui birthstone over the
Goals and get on; n quickly as pos
sible MI hens and live stock should
be removed from the building before
smoking with the birthstone Smoke
the house Tor two hours, then open
windows and doors and air thoroughly
before the hens enter. AiteT smoking
apply the lime wash The floor should
be scraped and well busted with fresh
air sakcd lime ard carbolic acid. Clean
out the nest boxes. then grease with
the following mixture: Fish oil. one
pint; cial oil, one pint. and powdered
sulphur one-quarter pound. Mix well.
Apply with a mcdium-sizcd paint brush
to the boxes inside and out The
roosts and boxes should be oiled once
a week throughout the winter, as the
oil, being volatile. soon evaporatcs
The iumigaton OF the house and the
application OF the Kerosene oil to the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-02
Throw OuffheLine
GiUe Kidneys Help and Many
Eikfcn People VIII lie Happier

Throw Out the Life Line
The kidneys need help
They're overworked--can't get the
poison filtered out OF the blood
They're getting worse every minute
Will you help them?
Doans Kidney Pills have brought
thousands OF kidney sufferers back
from the verge Of despair.
WIZ cure any form Of kidisy trou-
bic.
Miss Rebecca Steptoe, Main street.
Newark, Del, says II highly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills in the hopes
that other kidney sufferers will be led
70 try them. At the time | used this
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years. My trouble began with weak
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try Doan's Kidney Pills and procured
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one finds remedy that will cure
troubles OF long standing, really think
4 but duty 70 tell others OF H.
For sale by ali dealers. Price 90
certs Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name -Doan's-and
take no other.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-02
tuberculosis Turks In MIX

The Department oi Agriculture rs
again sounding To the public the dan
gers 10 human health that urk IN tn
bcrculous cattle. \ recent report bv
T.. [. Schroeder oi the Bureau 81 .Nnl-
NAL Industry presents some TACT, about
,ubcrculuus cattle calculated 10 give
uueasincss to folks that read II and
are in dread OF getting into the grip Of
consumption.
One ri the facts set forth by Mr.
Schroeder concerns the alarming rN-
tent oi tubcrculous troubles among
dairy cattle. lie says the svailabl,
statistics have given rise to the esti-
mate that from ~ 10 % per cent oi all
the dairy cows in the United State,
are more ar less seriously affected.
ALMOST ONE-THlRD AFFECTED
This estimate" Mr.. Schroeder OBJ
serves, may be little too high, but
that It is not unreasonable is shown by
the fact that slightly Jess than one
third oi I2.72I dairy cattle tested in
one OF Our more dcnSely populated
States were found to be tnherculous
The cattle tested belonged to GA dif-
icrcnt herds. and il was shown that
tuberculosis existed in nearly two
thirds OF the, herds. In another place
the test OF 1893 dairy cows proved that
Ib,7 per cent. were tuberculous."
Mr.. Schroeder GOES into the question
OF what proportion OF the milk com
monty sold as human food is infected
with tubercle baclli. He finds that
large proportion is So infected He
says;
How very commonly live, virulent
tuberculc bacilli are present in the
milk currently sold as human food is
shown by the fact that the examina-
ton OF numerous samples OF milk. pur-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-02
ROWLANDVILLE

Dr. ] A. Peoples will deliver his lee
ture 'On his shpwreck experience and
his travels through the Holy Land" in
Porter's Grove NJ. =. Church on Tues
day, October s, at 7.3o p. m. Admis-
sion, IS cents, Come and hear this
lecture and thus help a good cause
along.
The Felt Paper Co., after being
closed Tor repairs resumed operations
again on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Christie enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George L. N.Y.
ers, 81 Lancaster, Pa, one day last
week.
Mrs. Charles Death and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Esther, were the
guests OF relatives in Sylmar last week.
Quite a number Of people from here