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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ERIE ROAD BLOCKED FOR HOURS
Train Jumps Track in Jersey City and Ties
Up AL Traffic.

There was serious block the Er.z road YES.
terd4y afternoon. and hundreds Of commuters were
held Up for NOR than three hours when three cars
Of q SufTern train jumped the tracks luz- cas-. "
the tunnel, IN the Yards Jersey City The three
coaches extended across both the eastbouud and the
westbound tracks and completely tied W the road.
The Suftern train letr Jersey Clty a. 3.29 O'Clock
and when about nifty feer from the entrance 10 the
tunnel the three coaches jumped tho track. The
coaches were well hlled with passengers on their
way from business In this city. bu- as rhe train
vss moving .-oa-E ~ one Mas LnL-r--
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
DFIUERED HIS BODY.
ODrc H'cU NUo.cp Lo-oycr Sold II
to Surgeon Fifteen Yeus -fgo.
-z--.- = IL --r-...e

z~-t. % The -T--'--a
Sam H.rra~a.-o Cal. May -2-Darld w Rock
IS dead. end therefore Dr- / w Haz=lett. local
surgeon. becomes possessed Of the body that he
bought r1r So nttaen years ago
Rock who was ID graduate o- an Eastern ta"
school v.. once Q noted Kentucky lawyer.
When D.. became addicted To the use of drugs
his family sent him from Louisville 10 Cali
tgrrla hoping that ro would he cured. bur he
sank lo,,ar and sold his Lod. TO D-- HazeIett for
SO Hazelett insisted that Rock put into the bill
gr sale the provision that Hazelstt should supply
Rocks wants as long as he lived This was
done. tI,s last act was to call Hazelett to the
hospital where la lay dying and formally de-
liver himself To- rl. doctor.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
MOVE LINCOLN CABIN TO LOUISVILLE.
Souvenir Hunters and the Elements Threat
ened Its DestructiCn.

Louisville MAY e2-The Lincoln c-l-- birthplace
of the war President which was o. have .-l-t.a-d
permanently ou r-- lI-mo~ia. Farm IN Hodse--
vile has. been brought -a louisville and locked ao
Tho cabin was the centre ~ attention I'D Te0-t-
ary 11 the Lincoln centenary. when President
Roosevelt made tile chief address The Plan oa-
TO keep ir there. b-r while taa building " The
memorial temple which President Taft is 20 -.d--
cate in ~eDrerla-- is IN progress 10 mas ne-1 1a-L
that rna cabin IS exposed nor only q" r@ clements.
but ro souvenir hunters.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
JOY UTTHOTT I STING.
"nrunlIess TThislcg' TnvrntC3 hy
Cclif0rni1 Professor.
rE- -s.r--- 20 The --.54-s

san francisco Hay professor E.T EoEla
chemist of E.-Eelev Tn.ze-sit-. SAYS that lie
has discovered method If removing taa drrnk'
ing power
z---e'5 re-su- takes rls rarf- aut # what
ever liquid any o,s may tm1-5e. leaving all tts
stimulating powers Fe SAYS the thing in whis-
kew which causes woe Is not alcohol but oyaa-
rutd= Al that Is necessary is carefully - re-
move the cEuaulile from v0u- whiS-eE. and You
may drink T. freely without fear ~ pink lizards
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BTRNED OFT HIS H4NDS.
R0uCbm7n s Method of D~-jnc ont
Ell TWsJty.

Seattle. Nay ---R. 9. Mcintosh. to-ry-7r=
years old. q r-rch@aa. was found in his log
raain yesterday, with his hands and arms 50 s=-
verelv burned as 70 require arnu--a---r- N-Ln-
t1zh said he had read u the Bible evil spirits.
and decided -a=s= EaI been speaking to him To
rid himself oC them he ru- both arms into Tie
nr-. Ha saws # was slow wood ire IN .
kitchen stove. and he ra.- his arms r---s f5- a
long r-m--
Following r-s ordeal he =4- and =lz=- A. his
hands ana arms t5- hours and -=-- S-ea-
peace come over rr-. l- said. Tr-0 be was
SATISFIED THAT he had done right
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
REFUSE TO INTRODUCE UNITARIAN
Nst1chsn Ministers Shy CT Meeting To Be
Addressed BY the Rev. T. z. SIfcer.

-E l.--=-- -.= Tribune
-'sE -a---s7.rz- r. T.. --er -----= Rev. Thomas
= - s-o=- Eas-e- o. s- SOUS Unitarian Church.
Ns" York C---- -LI 5a.--ar o lecture on Monday
--ls-noc1 - --=r-c-s- ra "a Mans I--r I'D. tie
F.aos e Lives l..~
--s H---=-s-a q The t--a have refused 10 lare
s----s 10 do w-,l ,-- 1-ao-..-- The lecture has
- sT-a-sal aE -l- v1-..n aE .a. Borough. I'M
p-27eas-- Lesrae
IS - Prank Ezr-=-7. president ar --.e league and
p;es-esH- ot --a as-- Jersey Federation of We.u-
- ---s. --s y decided .. MAX. f.r Introduction
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
MRS. ". T BULL Ill.
Widow Of Surgeon Suffering from Append
cl+ls IN City Home.

Ms Mare N-ra= B-.. widow NJ d. v-.a- r.
Bun IS ll from appendicitis s- he -o-.=. -- $50
West e5tr street She has been 81 -0- several
s--- ser nt-Hr IF was learned rla- Size ~v..-E
.ro1z5lv NOT a- -1-ead 10 undergo a- operation
r.-. rc. emily rli-- E- ---- -a r-. -1rt--
s.... she returned at-.- d. L--= death Dr.
Joseph 4 Blake. a0 associate Of lar husband ana
ar4 If his aav-e.lHa llril- His Ions u'u--- r-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
De FORESTS CoNCEss1ov REvoKPD
-1osa President Hithdrsws Permit fer
81gaIa Wireless Station.

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~ .ra 81. E--.-- o.. ,....r- =.
'' --a.a station -t 'H...-a Tae .,.-
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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
QUEEN wiLHELmrNA CoNvALEscsNr.

The Hague. May 22-Queen Wuhelmina who
gave birth to Q daughter April 90 is now eu.v
oonvalsscent. She was our walking his morning
ia rhe palace grounds. accompanied ny q uur..
carrying tile princess.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HTS JERSEY COfST
Fishermen Lose N6iS Ill liOHc
Sborr- BGardcaIE f-t1st.
.E. --aers-... --- Tribune f

AS-u~y Paris y j. ls. ~ "'''-e-7t
storm NJ uru-.t. v--a..rs has been -sS-rs al1r-
-r- coast since. Yesterday morning r~7gs--H.l
~ f-s arr--.-r er-.r after it had broken. pound
rsl--.e~ from --anrtsht r. Seaside Paris rara
suffered . loss of Approximately 5000" in
damaged nets
The seas ran ~- H.-r e- ~-aa--sl- That t0-
avenues opposite tire Ea-l~ou F1aI and A. No--
-7e--.- were covered with water. S- Monmouth
Beach the o-e-mazr-d schooner ILr--- which
was sunk f=r weeks ago. was hurled UP ON
the beach damaging -re husnea+S I'M 'front.' -
oliver Ey-rn.- r'-.z
During -1- gale yesterday ra= 9-znda-1 on
v-r4r5bzcs steamer City Of Everett captain
FauI1r. dragged both of her anchors in -he W
Per bay off Srqpl=ro1 Staten Island. and drors
against tho stone pier u rh- SrarLerrn Nuni-l-
raj F-~-y Two rusboars. summoned IL wis.
lass =g-r--e-d r- pulling rIa vessel our t2-o
The stream AMI anch2ring her. She vas not
badly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
-, IN p PRIN.E-cN.

s. ......r.s n. --te-,t fI--..-.- f....--H Baseball
-.r.. Monday Nfsv gt Etr Pennsylvania F-tll-
,-H I-... SEES. l..E -..- T. ~. Newark --s ~
as-lr1Lrg % minutes after sa-=--Ad"L
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

DEwEY's CLAPET 2 SAUTERNE PuNC-
Ready % serve 81 n social events
i + rsV y & sons Co. 1gS Fulton St. Nsr York
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-02-25

DIR. w. H. HOUSE
SURGEON DENTIST
office Barton's Building, Main below
,r Market, Bloomsbury, Pa
All styles of work done in superio,
manner. All work warranted as
represented.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by the use of Gas, and free of chary.
when artifcialteeth are inserted.
Open all hours during the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
MAYOR SENDS HIS ANNUS.
MESSAGE TO COUNCIL

the elevation Of tracks along Rail
road av. the building OF q sea wall.
and the speedy increase Ia water
front fire fighting facilities, which
at the present are inadequate.
Il closes with commentator az
the work Of the park board and al
vises the Improvement OF the gao
acres owned hy the city on beacon
hin and ita transfer Co the iuFisdic
tien Of the board II dwells tenta
lively on the question ct suhWayg
and pleads for thorough considcra
ton OF the terms Of any franchise
which may be granted for such an
enterprise, speaking Ia no uncertain
terms 81 the unsatisfactory inter
pretations that have been placed on
the terms OF other public trans.
portstion franchises from which the
public has been compelled 10 suffer.
without recourse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
JACK LONDON Is
A SICK MAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan S-B y
T. = Jack London. the novelist.
viii abandon hts around the world
trip tn his boat Shark. according
so a letter written by Mrs. London
10 = friend In Berkeley.
London Is reported 60 be ycrY
sick man. He recently underwent
a serious operation Ia sydney. Aus
tralia. and not long ago completely
collapsed He will return 10 Calf
fnFnfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
RiChland.
ON THE COLUMBIA

Possesses all the elements necessary the development of
of the ftproducng sections in this country 1t
braces of 10000 lying between the Columbia and
Yakima Rivers in the famous earyfrut belt We have
of the finest GRAVITY FLOW DITCH systems ever con-
structed restriction has been placed upon quantity
of grower may We have than will
need, right being about nineteen years old.
We will sell you irrigated orchard in this early
fruit belt with PERPETUAL WATER RIGHT for SIPS an
soil climate transportation facilities with the adj
donal advantage of River transportation and irri
cation conditions exist in the Yakima district where unn
proved land is selling for $500 to 81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
ANOTHER DIVORCE
IN VANDE RBlLT
FAMILY

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Q by
Y. = That Mrs William X Van.
derbilt ir. formerly Virginia Fair.
may permanently leave hor mil.
lionaire husband because Of hia vi.
legged infatuation for Madame Cav.
aiiefl, an opera singer. - the sub.
STANCE OF a story appearing ia the
San Francisco Call this morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
WORKING FOR FREE.
DOM FOR CRAEMER

WALLA WALi.A, Jan. b--dy a.,
r, O. r. weeonor OF seettlo has
appeared before the board OF par
dous with partial success 10 obtain
liberty or else new trial for Henry
Craemor serving life sentence. be.
lug convicted OF the murder of Mrs
Mueller aud child In Seattle In 1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Why Pay From $3.50
to $500 an Acre

For land though Company agrees plant and take
of for period of years when will sell you orchard
land price which added your of planting
saving of three hundred dollars At the
you will have of the land and be in posi-
raise enough products between the of
your land in o two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Has Nothing to say.

NEW YORK. Jan O.. ny Y P.--
When Mrs vanderhiltH attention
was today called To the rumor that
a separation between her and her
husband was pending, nhe declined
10 discuss it She intends To leave
tomorrow fog Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
nln rlmh.r n..l M.d,.

HOQUiAM wash Jan 8 The
Fiytvs Timber syndicate - timber
owners have sold a section ~ tins
hrr iotatea north Of thia city 60 the
GrayH liarhuf Lnggine company. a
newly formed coorpuratinn. Tor
$3.50 900 The tract is said 60 cun-
tain so coo coo feet ~ fine timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Our Finest
DaUenportS

Several Of our finest
Davenports, upholstered
IN leather, and several in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan, 6--iettefs
have been received here calling Tor
a hobo convention 10 be held az 81
Louis. January 20. - and "a j..
Fades How. the king. signs the
call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
Packers Jury a, work.

CHICAGO. Jan B-~The federal
grand jury has resumed the lnves
LEGATIONS into the packers case
Extra precautions are being taken
20 keep secret all Rctlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05

RED LODGE. Mont. Jan. 6.--A
big stick made from genuine irish
blaekthorn has been expressed 90
Roosevelt by lee Cory. a well
known cattieman % this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
coMMUNps AEALTA BOARD
AND SUGGESTS MANY NEED.
SO MEASURES.

IN his annual message 10 the city
council. which MAS sent tu The meet
ing last nisht. Mayor John p Miller
speaks highly 81 the financial stand.
ina Of the city. saving that the Ia.
dehtedness amounts Ca less than
half the assets Tie also recon.
mcuds the work OF the nav depart
menta ~ health aud public utilities,
and suggests that during the coming
year further appropriations be made
for the increase and maintenance %
these divisions OF the admlnistra'
ton. The work OF the health De.
partment has reduced the death
rate materially
Through the efforts 81 the com,
missioner Of public utilities. a bet.
ter system Of granting franchises
has developed which will IN the IN.
furc protect the public from the on.
efoachmSuts Of public service cor.
porektons, says the message In &C.
Assfdance with the report Of the
health officers. the mayor suggests
that the entire watershed 81 the
Cedar river above the city intake
BE- purchased BY the city Go prevent
The building thereon % shingie mills
or other enterprises dangerous to
the city'a health.
City Hail Too Small.
A special feature 81 the message
ie the statement that the new city
hall. which Is not yet completed
viii not be large enough 20 accom-.
modate the public offices even at
the present time The mayor SAYS
that the existing city hall ~ a
menace 10 the business interests az
the city, and II Il were the property
Of a private individual would long
ago have been condemned as an.
SAT- and unaanitary he recon.
mends the demolition Of the old
shack as soon as possible. and the
erection on the site. of a new city
building sufficient to meet al pos
sihle demands for many years 70
come
The message recommends also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05
REMOVAL NOTICE..

on and after Tuesday. January Q.
all Navy Yard and Port Orchard
route steamers will leave from Col
man dock. foot % Columbia 81 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-05

Has demonstrated the fact that producer of apples has
in this foreign countries Not only is this land
perior for the growing Of apples but all of fruits
with equal superiority in the Rcland Valley the
confluence of the Columbia and Yakima Rivers.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
SYKES UNDER ARREST.
Son of Alleged Forger FURNISHES
Information to Trenton Officials.

Trenton. April q 0specisn.-After remaining in
hiding IN Philadelphia for more than 2 week. John
Sykes. a lawyer. accused Of emhezzlement and
forgery returned Trenton this morning and
xgas arrested a he alighted from the train The
information that ne TO arrive here to-day was
furnished bv his son 10 Prosecutor Crossley. Inc
son Alvin is g law student in the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. After showing letter from his
father &c friends he became convinced that II was
mis- duty 10 inform the authorities. 1t is supposed
that Mr. Sykes had intended 10 surrender himself,
bat wished 10 avoid the notorieTy Of q public ar
rest.
Tie alleged defaicaton Of Sykes we're disclosed
by z demand for an accounting Of the estate Of
James Brook, of which he executor and trus-
Tee Mr. Sykes prepared for his departure by con
yertine cash all the assets, amounting TO
about $1,000 When he returned to-day he was
entirely without funds and declined 10 make any
statement as re the disposition made ef the money
He told the authorities he to Philadelphia by
trolley spent the first night in well known
Turkish bath and was in hiding since Tuesday Of
last week.
Disclosures which have been made since Mr.
Sykes left indicate that about s75,ooo is involved
or this about s4o8ao is supposed 10 be missing
from tae Brook estate and the remainder from
other estates and clients. The forgery alleged is
the signing of the of Mrs. Annie Cook to a
note for $3.50 Sykes temporarily committed
to Mercer jail without bail the forgery charge
being unbailable before committing magistrate.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
PRAISES FINCH REFORMS.
Hr. Parsons Wants Fight against
FrauduIent Tofing to Continue

President Pars'ns ~ the Republican County Com
mittee said Yesterday that the Finch election re
form passed ~ the Legislature last Tcar pre-
vented the casting of twenty-five thousand fraudu-
lent votes in this city last fall that the amend
rnents proposed by the New York County Com
mitte4 this year would stlI further down
fraudulent Tammsuy voting.
The peopIa do not realize the importance OF the
election bills which TammaUy Is opposing In the
Legislature" said Mr.. Parsons last night The
bills enacted last year over twenty-five
thousand fraudulent votes, We said they would
and as Tsmnany feared. rhsss bills We're the
greatest factor In the remarkable showing made by
Taft in tnIs county Experience showed that they
needed STRENGTHENING and that under them We had
not succeeded in preventing ali fraudulent voting.
Therefore the present bills were prepared or
course. Grady opposes them. They cannot deprive
an honest man OF any rights, but they will aid de
cent citi.ens to make an honest mans vote count
its full measure end viii prevent its being offset
by fraudulent yotes
For several years now have been closely
studving this question People generally have no
idea Of the enormous amount ot fraud perPetrated
against them In years past The new laws maze
no trouble at all At 'he last election for honest
voters There trouble last Election Day, but
II was due to an order Of tna state Superintendent
ef Elections requiring every naturallzed citizen 20
produce his naturalization papers-a requirement
that he made entirely of his own accord and the
cancellation OF which earnestly sought for The
people of the city debt OF gratitude 20 eN-
Asserhlyman Edward r. Finch end the members
of his committee who have given this subject
coura geous attention during the last few years
The feature of the Finch law whica made the
raost trouble for the fraudulent voters vas the
provision requiring pes soGa registration on EIec-
tion Iey as well as registration days. The
gangs Of "hoaters' wh1 we're accustomed 70 Young
on. other mems names did not dare take the risk
of wiring their signatures twice the same year, for
fear that the comparison would lead 10 arrest and
conviction.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
ASKS HEART BALM At 20.
Man in the Case is Serenty-three
and Married.

Hackensack April - CSpeciaD.-Trial ot a suit
for breach Of promise In which Mrs Margaret
Vanderveck a widow. asks for $4,000 from James
Tuis building contractor. was begun to-day IN
the Circuit Court before Judge Demarest. The
plaintiff is seventy years old and has two children
who have been married for several years The de
fendant is seventy-hree and is the IA ther of three
children by his first wife. All are married Last
fall he ma rrfed Mrs. Margaret Garrison OF Pater-
son. after illtng the plaintiff, according TO her
story.
Mrs Vanderveck was the only witness during
o-dav's session She testified that she and the
defendant had been sweethearts for eleven years
when he discarded her to marry another woman
He was most affectionate lover. too, she said and
used TO call several times week, take her to ride
and address her in the most endearing terms FIRE.
duentIy he would press his suit from o'clock in
the afternoon until midnight. the plaintiff declared
He told her that she would make nice little wife
and bought her an engagement ring SO great was
his devotion she asserted. that he allowed her 10
keen his handbook. This he secured from her lust
before his marriage to Mrs Garrison, on the pre-
text that he wanted to make a loan 10 hls son
.The defendant and his bride are living In Ridge
V1o6 but Mrs Vanderveck said that she dldn
care ANYTHING about him. and the ring that he
gave her was cheap. but she couldn't endure being
Inundated by him. The case viii be continued to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
passengers we're taken off. II viii be some DAYS o.
fore the necessary repairs can be completed.
BABY DIES AFTER EATING CANDY.
Mother Says "close Friend of Family Gave
II to Infant

Mrs Catherine CaiiIaux. wife of Henry CaihsuS'
of No 6i5ia Hudson street accompanied oy hfr
husband and carrying In her arms the body Of her
fo,Irteen-u1ont hs-old son Fred hurried to St VIM
cents Hospital late last night and begged thai
doctor he brought quickly to save her baby Ite-
When DR. Hartigan. a stan physician. told her
that the by dead she became hystericai ana
begged him 10 restore the life that had passed
The woman and her husband said that very
good friend of the family called last night and
gave her a bag OF chocolate candy. The mother
fed several Of the chocolates the baby and soon
he became III.
The body taken 10 the mnrgue for an au-
tepey and the Coroner Will make investigation
morning
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
Children's Stockings

At lSc pair-Of fine ribbed, lightweight
cotton. with triple knees and fashioned
feet, in black, white, or two shades of tan.
At 25c pair-Of imported cotton. plain.
in fast black. white or tan. Fine ribbed,
lightweight fast black, tan or white cot
ton, OF Isle thread.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
MRS. yERkEs WILL APPEAL,

Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes, It was announced
yesterday. will appeal TO the United states Clr-
cult Court of Appeals from the decision of Judge
Ward of the United States Circuit Court, continu-
ing the temporary receivership of the estate OF
Charles T Yerlzes. The receiver was appointed on
April 6 on application of the Underground Elec-
trio Railways of London. Limited, creditor of the
estate for 100000
The Bank OF America, another creditor 70 the
amount of s1390ee. will make motion before Judge
Ward to-day for permission to Join with the Lon
don corporation in the reoeivership proceeding
Mrs Yerkes still lies seriously sick in her home,
30 ss4 Fifth avenue