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New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

O64c.aI Record and Observation-Disclosures. June o
The disturbance caused the general rams or
the last several days the Eastern and Souhern states
assed northeastwardy the middle Atlantic states
70 the New England since Friday night whence II
will move toward the Grand Banks. Within the IaS'
tentyfour hours disturbance caused general rams
IN the middle Atlantic north Atlantic states uhe
lower lake region Ohio Valley ana local
rains at scattered points in the south Atante
The weather be generally fair throusnOut 'Ae
Southern and Eastern states during Sunday and Mono-y
sxcep that there local rains IN New 4orA ana
the New England states Sunday. followed by fa MOI
s 1ocaI rains are also probable in Eastern Florida
In ,hs Mississippi and valleys the lake region and
the Southwest the will be fair during Sunday
and Monday weather with local rains are IN
dicaed for the Northwestern states and the extreme
,nnsr Nssissippi Valley during the next rory-eisht
bars No important in temperature is Indicated
fo- the eastern districts
Forecast for special LOeates--For New England.
hoors today: Monday fair moderate to bEizk north
...+ sbifting to northwest. winds
For Eastern New York. partly cloudy in south. showers
, north portion to-day; Monday fair light moderate
Fur eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey fair to-day
ora Monday light moderate and northwest winds
or western Pennsylvania and Western New York. fair
10 dav and Monday; light to moderate north winds.
Local Official ReeOrd.-Ths following official record
from the Weather the changes
perature for twentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding OF last year:
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DAVIS-PROCT-On Saturday. June 3. 1909. at Grace
Church. Nutlsy y. J. by the Rev John Mitchell Page
assisted By the Herbert D. Cone. Phosbs Lee
daughter oS Colonel and Mrs Henry GOsIes Prout.
PierpOnt Van Derveer Davis
HAW WES-EIY Alta Grace Cburch. Planheld. n J.. on
Tuesday, June fst by the Rev z. Wears Stevenson
d. John Brorlham Hawes. ID Cornelia Lawrence
daughter OF the Edgar HYATT PIainhsld " =
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William Fl and Hannah E Arwatsr- Services Sunday.
p. m. ST. Stephens Church. 122 West seth St.
BLACK-On May so 1909. after brief illness. Elmer
ElSyerth B-acb aged 4e Funeral service at slS sSs
June 6 Interunent later.
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wILIIs-sqddeqIy. on June : 1909 at Riehmond Va:
No. 40 Third St. Brooklyn
WINsIOW-On Friday June 4 Della C.. eldest daughter
Of the late David G and Harriet A WinsoE ms W. Funeral
services at her late RESIDENCE No 43S Clinton ST.
Brooklyn Monday June al : p
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CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem train from
traI station webster and Jerome avenue trOleys and
by carriage Lots $3.50 Telephone 1888 Gramsrcy
FOR OF Views representative
Ofice. 20 East 23d St. New York CITY.
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WILL GIVE PLEASURE TO ORPHANS.

Albany. June 6.-The Orphans Automobile Day
Association with its principal office in New York.
and organized to conduct outings and furnish
amusement for orphans, crippled and other deserv-
ing persons, was incorporated to-day The direc-
tors include Colonel Kirby C. Pardee. General John
r. Cutting and William J. Morgan of New York.
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NDERTAKER

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-S West 23d ST. ChapsrS
Private Rooms Private Ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world known UNDER
taker- Only place of business and 10Th
ST. Largest the world TeL 124 Chelsea
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Plainfeld n j., June 5-Miss Mary Hills Nc
Cutchen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Homer
McCutchen, and Lewis Alfred williams, jr son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Alfred Williams. OF this
city, were married this afternoon at Grace Episco-
pal Church. Bishop Charles ID. Williams of Michi-
gan uncle of the bridegroom, and the Rev. E.
Wears Stevenson the rector, ofiicated Miss Verna
H McCutchen was the maid OF honor Mrs. Au-
gustus Granger Porter. OF Niagara Falls, N. Y,
the natron of honor. and the bridesmaids were
the Misses Katherine McCutchen and Dorothy Nc
Cutchen. sisters OF the bride: Natala Bishop. of
bridgeport Conn, and Gladys Clark, OF New York
Miss Hayward Mason Butler flower girl
Morton Atwater, OF Poughkeepsie n. Y, was the
best man. and the ushers were Victor H. Nc
Cutchen Gurth williams, Henry E Butler, Harvey
Fisk owen II. Fleming and Gilbert b. Browne. OF
this city; Walter Stevens, of Scranton. Penn, and
A Wilder Brown OF New York. The bridegroom
is d graduate OF Yale, class Of 03
Miss Lois Mackay daughter OF George d.
Mackay New York banker. married at high
noon Yesterday to Roland Elliman. a member OF a
New York real estate firm. in tho large drawing
room of Mr. Mackays country house. Afterglow
Farm at ChappaQua, In the northern part OF
wes+chester The ceremony performed by
Father Jones' one of the Dominican fathers at the
Sherman Park Monastery. There maid Of
honor the bridesmaids being Miss Gertrude Bovee
and Miss Rosalnd Elliran. The best man was
Alfred Mackay. brother of the bride. The
ushers Hugh Mackay. Sinclair Smith and
Lawrence Gilman
T4ondon June 5-The marriage OF Miss Marguerite
Osborne second daughter of the late Consul Cen
eraI William Mckinley Osborne, OF Massachusetts,
to Cecil Palmer, of London. will take place on
June 9 The Osborne family is now living in Lon
member of the wealthy biscuit Arm OF Huntiey &
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from the Weather shows the changes in the
perature for the twenty-four hours In cOmpars
with the corresponding date OF last year:
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
Blaine County People Protest.

Boise, Ida.-A party of Blaine coun-
ty's leading citizens is in Boise for
the purpose of protesting against the
cutting Off of a portion Of that county
for the purpose OF creating Power
county, a bill for which was intro
duced in the house on Friday. They
will appear before the committee hav-
ing the bill in charge and endeavor to
show why the legislature should not
take favorable action on the measure,
so far as Blaine county is concerned.
The statement made by Macbeth. In
the senate, that the deed to the prop
erty on which the Albion Normal
school is situated. has "joker' in it,
and that 1t is possible through little
neglect on the part of the state the
land might revert to the original own.
err, has caused a senatorial storm to
threaten and it may break over that
body at any time. II is said the finan-
cial and business affairs of the institu-
ton have been grossly mismanaged,
9nd the responsibility is placed upon
the party In power Macbeth asked
for a certified deed TO the property.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
PASSENGERS AND CREW
SAVED FROM THE OCEAN
Ocean Liners Baltic and Florida
Reach Port and 1850 Passengers
Are Greeted by Cheering
Multitude.

New York.-Less than seventy
two hours after the crash between
the ocean liners Republic and Florida.
off the Nantucket shoals, which
eventually sent the one to the bot
tom and reduced the other to state
OF staggering helplessness. the sur
vivors of this thrilling deep-sea trag-
edy have found haven at last.
At nightfall Monday night. 1850
passengers from the two vessels were
safe in this port, brought here by the
Baltic, while nearing 1t were the res
cued officers and crew of the Repub-
lie, safe on the derelict Gresham,
after staying to the last moment by
their sinking vessel. At her dock
In Brooklyn was the battered Florida,
aboard which her crew had remained
throughout her trying experiences.
No argosy OF the olden days bring
ing golden treasure home was ever
more heartily welcomed. Frenzied
cheers from thousands at the pier
greeted her arrival.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28

San Francisco-Stephen Bodnar.
an ironworker early Sunday shot and
killed Martin Brisztella, a member of
the United States Engineer corps on
Angel island, whom he found in COM
pany with his wife. Mrs. Bodnar left
her husband about four months ago
and began divorce proceedings sun
day morning Bodnar called upon his
wife at 1911 Scott street, where she
was staying, and upon entering the
house found Bristzelia there. He ia.
mediate1y drew a revolver from his
pocket and shot the soldier
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
RACING is DOOMED.
Governor Of California Prepared to
Sign AntI-GambIina Bill.

Sacramento --Developments in the
fight being made by the race track In.
terests to prevent the enactment In
this state of the law passed In New
York, known as the Hughes law, pro-
hibiting betting upon races shows
that within short period 1t will be
ready for the signature OF Governor
Gillett. The assembly passed the
measure Thursday by vote OF CT to
10. Lieutenant Governor Warren #.
Porter said that there was no doubt
OF its passage In the senate. Governor
Gillett has repeated several times the
statement that he would sign a bill
prohibiting gambling on the races that
might come to him from the legis'
lature.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
New Maine at Havana.

Havana.-On Monday January rs.
the eleventh anniversary OF the ar
rival of the old battleship Maine on
her ill-fated mission to Cuban waters.
the new Maine. with the still more
modern Mississippi following in her
wake sailed into Havana harbor to
be present at the Inauguration Of Cen
eral Jose Miguel Gomez and the new
Cuban government. This is the first
Havana visit of the namesake of the
wrecked ship, and her coming excited
great interest among all classes of the
residents.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
FOR DRY FARM EXPERIMENTS.
Agricultural Bill Carries Appropria-
ton of $31,76o for This Purpose.

Washington.-The agricultural ap-
preparation bill reported to the house
on Monday makes a total apropria-
ton of s4.646,2oo for the forest SER
vice, which is $750.e00 more than ap-
propriated last year, but nearly two
and half millions less than asked
for by Forester Pinchot. OF the
amount appropriated, 100000 Is for
improvements in national forests.
Among other items carried In the bill
are the following:
Dry farm experiments. S31.76O; ex-
pertinent farms under government ir-
rigation projects, $76.6S0; improving
grazing lands, $18,250; studying al
kali and drought resistant crops, ST.
$50; maintenance Montana bison
range and other reservations for
mammals and birds, $1,000; expert
ment stations In Alaska, $4,000; ir-
rigation Investigations, $4,000;
drainage Investigations, $S1.160;
studying sugar producing crops.
$24 1900
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
southern Pacific Again Wins.

San Francisco.-An effort to re-
open legal proceedings against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company In
volying approximately $50.000o00 was
rendered fruitless Monday by the dis
missal in the United States circuit
court of the suit filed by John Kuyken-
dali, administrator of the estate OF
Charles Durkee. to compel the rail-
road company to redeem $4,000, 900
worth OF Union Pacific construction
bonds purchased by the deceased
while governor of the territory or
Utah in 1865
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28

Pittsburg While Superintendent
Logan and a party of miners twe&
investigating conditions in the coaA
mine OF the Merchants Coal companys
at Boswell, a gas explosion occurred
which has already cost the life OF one
man and may result In the death ora
dozen more. Superintendent Logan,
accompanied by Mine Boss Norris, Pit
Boss John Cole and eleven miners,
had begun an investigation and were
nearly mile back in the mine when
the explosion occurred. Such was Its
force that a ten-ton motor was turned
upside down.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28


Thursday January 81. refused to &C
auiesce in demand from the minor.
ity side and presented through Mac
Beth, that special committee of
three be appointed TO investigate the
laws and methods for taxing corpora
tons. Macbeth stated that the state
slost thousands of dollars annually
under the present procedure. Pull
man car, refrigerator and other COM
panies," he declared, must pay $1.250
each to incorporate in Utah, while in
Idaho the taxes are only 800. Two
years ago Idaho received 100000 in
corporation taxes. 1t was only half
enough. There are seyenty-six com
mittees of this senate devlsing ways
to spend money, let us have one to
cevise ways to raise some" The SEN
ate agreed, party lines being drawn,
10 a substitute motion by Hunt of
Bannock, referring the investigation
TO the finance committee.
Two bills were introduced in the
senate. relating to civil procedure.
The senate accepted an invitation OF
the Boise lodge of Elks to attend a
smoker to be given Friday evening in
fonor of Governor Brady
A bill to create the county of Power
was introduced in the house by Phil
brick, and the measure seems to have
many friends in that branch OF the
Legislature. 1t will also meet with
] ~ 10 NO
Should Power county be created,
American Falls would no doubt be
made the county seat of the new coun-
ty. Another bill was introduced APP
rropriating 5000 to the widow OF the
late David vickers, formerly adjutant
general OF Idaho, who died about
year ago.
The lower branch of the Idaho
legislature on Monday January 20
passed its first bill under regular or
der exempting cooperative irrigation
companies from payment of corpora
ton license. Several bills were intro
duced to legalize the procedure adopt
ed by the state treasurer In handling
state funds, which, 1t has been al
legged, was contrary to law. If the
bills pass, State Treasurer Hastings
will be Endorsed in his conduct O
that office, Notwithstanding the allie
cations and report of the recen
grand jury.
Other bills were introduced as fol
lows BY Adams and Riblett, appro
priating $4,000 for bridge across
the Snake river between Minidoks
dam and Burley; by appropriation
committee, appropriating 100000 TO
capitol building. The local optioi
bill was made the special order TO
J Tuesday. The only bill of importance
introduced in the senate was one ap
lropriating $4,000 to print and dis
tribute the new codes.
Senator McBeth of Custer count.
introduced a resolution calling for al
investigation of all matters pertain
ing to the work and the expenditure
of money on the new state capito
building, now in course Of construf
|, ton, in which he charged gross es
travagance on the part of the builc
!, ing commission and misrepresenta
ton by those who championed tn
capitol bill two years ago. BY II
vote the resolution was headed on
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
Arizona Copper Producing Properties
Close Down.

El Paso. Texas.--Assigning as a
reason the objectionable acts OF a
walking delegate, four OF the largest
copper producing properties in Arr
IONA. together with several smaller
mines. closed down Saturday, and it
is said that the tie-up in the district
adjoining Globe and Morenci may be
come general within few days. The
properties so far affected are the Oid
Dominion and the Globe Consolidated
Copper companies, working the Miami
and the Superior and Boston.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
cost Of State lnstItutIons.

Boise, Idaho.-State Auditor s. d.
Taylor has filed with the ways and
means committee OF the house OF rep
resentatives a statement OF the ap-
propriations for and the cost OF main
tenance of the various public institu-
lions of the state. For the years
1907 and 1908 the expense. including
improvements, amounted to more
than $1,000, 900, apportioned as fol-
lows:
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
INJUNCTION REFUSED.
Decision Rendered In Famous Mon
tana smeiter Smoke Case.

Helena, Mont.-Judge Hunt handed
down a decision in the famous so
called smoke case on Monday, In
which he denied the application Of
farmers for the closure OF the Washoe
smelter at Anaconda, and no damages
are awarded to the farmers whose
property is alleged to have been dam.
aged. The court will make further IN.
vestigation as to the alleged diss9mi,
nation OF arsenic. and II condlttp4
can be improved this win be Qx39y&d
done by the company.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

OUR old friend. Mr.. Thomas Metcalfe,
Of Boyle, was not without farm long.
He sold his magnificent bluegrass es-
tate to Mr.. A. j. Thompson. of this
county. only few weeks ago. and on
Friday last bought "Warrenwood," the
magnificent country home of Mrs. Jean
Davis Warren. The place contains $50
acres, lies three miles from Danville on
the Hustonville pike and the price paid
was SIS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09
PUBLIC SALE !!

will sell at public auction at my farm.
near II ustonville, ON the Mt. Salem pike, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 10,
good milk COW, z brood mares, In foal by
Baug Hummer horse, ~ yearltngs
and calves, good pair of horse mules, COM
ing four-year-olds 10 hands 2 iennets, three
and 1--WE years Old, good family horse, about
81 barrels of corn, one two-horse wagon and
harness, new mower and rake, Mccormick
piows. harness, etc, l buggy aud l buck
board and sets of buggy harness, about NJ
or 20 hens. Household and kitchen furni-
ture. sale will begin at s;O A. NJ, sharp.
j. Is. BECK, NJ. D.,
Hustonville, KY,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

THREE acts of the play LENA Riv-
ers" are laid in the Sunny South at the
home of the Livingstones near Frank
fort. Ky. one of the most beautiful
and typical old mansions of the South.
The play is crowded with amusing incl
dents and has had an overwhelming
amount Of success. IL is said to be. the
most popular native play descriptive OF
American humor now before the public.
See it at Walton's Opera House Friday
night, March II.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09
PUBLIC SALE !

Having sold my farm, will sell at public
auction ON my premises, three miles South
Grab orchard to waynesburg, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1919,
for cash In hand all my personal property,
consisting of good work mare, In foal;
good family horse, Is barrels of corn, COW
With calf. COW, fresh In June, l two-year-
old heller, yearling heifer, yearling steers
1 Disc drill, | 3-hOrse drill with seeder. Me-
Corm'ck reaper, moving machine, | 2.
horse pillow, 4 top buggy, double shovel
plows, L single pillow, 4 Garland steel range,
with water tank, bureau. leather couch,
wardrobe, tables. chairs, washstand, rock
ing chair, kitchen safe, dinner set, wash
bowl, pitcher, dishes, lot OF flowers and
ton. sale 70 begin at O'Clock A. N.
CHARLES GANGLOFf.
Capt sam Reynolds, Auet.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

KILLING AT CRAB ORCHARD. AT a
skating rink at Crab Orchard Saturday
night Walter Ross, aged 10. shot and
instantly killed Herbert Humber. 25.
also colored. Ross came to Stanford
and gave himself up to Jailer Coffey.
claiming that he had acted in self de-
Tense. A cut on Ross chin may help
him in his plea of self defense.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

In 1T BAD Alfred Swope. Virgl
Hunt and bud Bckle, Rowland youths,
were arrested and placed in Jail Satur-
day night by Deputy Sheriff W. II.
Hester. They are charged with break
ing into car at Rowland and stealing
lot of goods, whisky. etc, and selling
the whisky. Inc boys seem to be
guilty beyond doubt and are in it bad.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

VIRGIL LEE. Of Corbin, was here
again Sunday to see a mighty pretty
girl.
MISSES MARIE AND JOSEPHINE HAIR
KIss, Of Prestonsburs. are guests Of
the Misses Baugbman. Miss Sadie
Baughman, Of Hustonville, was with
them last week.
OLLIE FIELDS, Of Louisville. visited
his parents at TurnersviIle. He will
soon take the management OF the mem
shoe department Of McGin 4 Honaker,
extensive shoe merchants Of the Falls
City.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09
PUBLIC SALE!

on TUESDAY, MARCH q, lfoe,at O'Clock
p. NJ at my place, ON Danville Avenue.
will offer for sale my home with 29lz acres OF
land. All of this property Is In good repair,
hot and cold water in bath. At same time
good 3-year-old horse, Jersey COW, splendid
for butter, brood SOW about 100 bales clean
clover and timothy hay, Columbus buggy,
buc kboard, spring wagon, buggy, harness,
air-tight heater, two stands of oees and nu-
merous other things. Terms made known
on day OF sale.
MRS. john Il. CASH, stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-09

CHAIRMAN GEO. l.. PENNY has called
a meeting of the chairmen of this judi
cial district at Danville for to-day to
decide on the manner and time of nomi-
mating candidates for Judge and Com
monwealth's Attorney. A primary
within the next few months is predict
ed by this paper.