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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
MOODY BULL ON RAMPAGE
Mortified School Erhibit Cores
T5rO Men.

Brattleboro. VI, Sept. 25-An Ayrshire bull. the
prize exhibit OF the farm connected with the Mount
Hernon School .for Boys at Mortified, Mass, de-
veloped a sudden attack OF temper. ran amuck and
tossed and severely injured two men and gored and
killed horse. A rife bullet ended It's
The injured Henry Gibbs who taken
to a hospital in Greenfield, Mass. and Frank G.
Helyar manager Of the Mount Hermon farm, who
sustained shoulder fracture and treated at
the hospital here. Both viii recover.
Yesterday the bull exhibited at Greenfield
and II was to have been a feature Of the stock
shown at the Valley Fair here next week This
morning, while being led from the fair grounds
at Greenfield TO the railroad station the bull broke
away and tossed his keeper. Henry Gibbs. BY
ISLANDERS seized the stan attached 10 a ring in the
bulls nose and got the animal under control. so
that It was placed in a freight Gibbs in the
mean while was taken 70 the Greenfield Hospital
where It was found that he had received a severe
UTes.
On the arrival Of the animal In Brattleboro Frank
G. Helyar. manager OF the farm at the Mount Her
mon school. was leading It from the freight car
when It plunged and broke the staff. Butting sud
denly at Heyar the bull threw him fifteen feet,
breaking his shoulder. Heyar taken 10 the
hospital, after he had empted four chambers Of
his revolver into the bull with little effect. With
blood streaming from its wounds, the bull
tinued TO plunge madly about the railroad yard
until wOrkmeR armed with stones and clubs COM
PEELED Il 70 take refuge In the freight car. Then
one OF Heiyars assistants procured a rife and
killed the animal by we'll directed shot
During its Wild in the railroad yard the
bull had gored and killed horse hired BY Helyar
from local livery stable.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
FINDS OXYGEN A HELP
DIR. ANDERSON REPORTS.
Yale Gymnasium Director GiUes Re
suits of Experiments.

New Haven, Sept Is (speciaD.-The experiments
which have been carried on for a year by Dr. VIII
lam G. Anderson, director Of the Yale gymnasium
prove that there is a field for the use Of oxy-
gen in relieving heart and lung distress in physical
exerton. according to the report Dr. Anderson has
just made public
The report is divided into parts. One relates
TO the extensive experiments performed on Yale
athletes More than six hundred were examined
and the effects Of oxygen their hearts was
studied This report Is in the hands OF Pro-
ressor Russell H. Chittenden director OF the Shelf
field Scientific School. and will not be published in
detail for several weeks
Its conclusions are not so decisive those from
the experiments made on athletes IN mountain
climbing. This series is detailed in the story OF the
ascent OF the thrse Mexican volcanic mountains
OrIzaba, 1873 feet in height; POpOCatapeu, T,IS4
Feet and Ixtacchuitl. 476 feet The Mexican guides
who accompanied the party had never before been
able TO ascend the last named peak Eleven persons
took part in the trip which was made in the last
Christmas vacation. Joel Ellis Fisher, jr., Of New
York City, a Yale student. financed the undertake
ing Use was made Of oxygen during the ascent
ana 1t signelly relieved the distress so that the
climb was made with much greater ease than would
have otherwise been possible.
Two sets Of experiments were made in the use OF
oxygen during athletic contests. The contests were
held first at the duts Of Panegalnas about T. 600
1eet above the surface OF the and then at the
Caves OF Cholua," Is, 400 feet above the sea In
the first contest not deemed advisable 70 try
anything more strenuous than the 1O0-yard dash
although the athlete upon whom the tests were
made wore the heavy uniform OF a traveller. AS
q result OF the tests DR.. Anderson reports:
have no hesitation in saying that the dyspnea
caused by high attitudes is very materially aIIev-
ated by oxygen.
Oxygen reduces the pulse rate il taken before
Ihe run or II taken both before and after the ex-
eruon- The gas greatly relieved the dyspnoaa
winch was evident after each If oxygen is
not taken, the heart rate IS Guickeued, and does
nor return to normal beat quickly.
His report the second series, which consisted
Of walks, follows:
Oxygen given before walking reduces the heart
rate Taken afterward. 1t also reduces the num-
beE OF heart beats quickly. The walk, without the
use Of oxygen, Quickens the action or the heart
notceably. If the gas was not inhaled after this
effort the heart did not return its normal beat
80 quickly.
DR.. Anderson throws light on the use OF chocolate
as food by his experiments He used it in climb
ing one mountain, and found that It afforded de
cided nOurishment. This report upsets the claim
Of several students OF an athletic diet
General OF oxygen IN the handling of ath-
letes is expected to follow the publication OF
DR.. AndersOn's report The experiments are ex-
pected TO revolutionize mountain climbing, and TO
make accessible many peaks never yet climbed.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
NEW HAVEN NOT IN STEAMSHIP DEAL
President Mellen Says His Interest in Metro
politan Concern Is Personal

New Haven, Sept 25.-President Charles S. Mellen
OF the New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad
Company said to-day that his company had no in
terest in the reorganized Metropolitan Steamship
Company, and that whatever interest he himself
may have would be 8 personal one RumOrs OF
Mr.. Tutte's retirement from the Boston & Maine
can be affirmed denied only BY Mr. Tuttle himself
Nj Mellen says he will not become a director OF
that road at its annual meeting, and Mr Tuttle will
be reelected. unless he shall decline TO serve.
The proposed issue OF New Haven stock is for the
purpose Of refunding the maturing indebtedness
paying for Improvements under way, as shown IN
the annual report caring for the necessities Of the
New York. Westchester & Boston Railway, now
under construction and completing the electrihca-
ton OF the line 10 the Harlem River and New
Haven during the next two years.
Ny Mellen also says: 1T Is the hope and ex-
pectation that the present rate OF dividend will be
maintained upon the increased capital"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
BATTERY DAM HEARS M'GREGoR.
Prisoner Marches Out of Court to the Music
Of His Bagpipes

Robert McGregor. who came here from Scotland
by way OF Chicago for the HudsOn-Fulton celebra-
tion told Magistrate Finn, in Morrsania court yes
terday that he had mixed Scotch and Irish whiskey
on the White Way" last night.
Then I fell into hOle-[he meant the subway
and found myself up here said McGregor.
McGregor had got out at the 18th street station
ia full Highland costume and had started 10 play
his bagpipes As IL was after midnight, Patrolman
Flaherty took him the Morrisania police station
In the court pen this morning he was still IN play
ing mood
Can you play The McGregor March," asked
the Court The one that played at the battle
OF Fakrk. when the McGregors were stealing
horses and cattle"
McGregor switched his bagpipes into position and
started TO initiate his chest.
Magistrate Finn dragged a five" off the outside
Of six-inch roll and handed 1t 20 him
Now play" he said.
And McGregor did. Four times he marched UP
and down inside the court railing. while the pipes
skirled louder and louder with The McGregor
March," and when the Court waved his hand TO the
officer at the gate McGregor marched out Of court,
stlI playing. and off in general southerly direc-
tion with ever increasing crowd trailing.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
GAY PREPARATIONS FOR SUICIDE.
Woman in Cheerful Mood Takes Bath and
Puts on shroud with Blue Ribbons

After taking bath, joking with the housekseper
and dressing herself in death shroud bedecked
with blue ribbons woman known as Mrs. Cora
Y r Thebus committed suicide IN the apartments
OF Mrs Eva Conover, at No. I'll West s5th street.
early Yesterday morning Mrs. N. A Ray, the
housekeeper heard groans coming from the wom-
ans room, and found Mrs. Thebus lying on the
bed on the floor a broken glass, TO which
particles of a white sediment adhered. Mrs. Ray
n once summoned DR.. Hills. OF No. 165 West 95th
street who said the suicide had taken either cya-
hide Of potassium arsenic. She was dead when
he reached the house
Mrs conover said that the woman came to her
house some weeks ago and said she was school
teacher from the West. She got the impression
that she came from Missouri and had separated
from her husband.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
HELP WANTED.


Male
A RETIRED clergyman can earn a moder-
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Address Retired, Box 20. Tribune Ottice
HELP WANTED. male or female. 20 write
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POSTOFFICE CLERKS and CARRIERS
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WANTED MANCFACTCRER'S To-
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An unusual opportunity for the right man
Address General Manager. American Alum
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
WORK WANTED.
Female

Female
GRADUATE NURSE would like 20 trayei
with patient, or care FOR chronic tnvane'
good experience. ADDRESS Z NJ. Raudoipa'
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GRADUATE NURSE desires invalid rurs-
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
RIY AND NAVY NOTES.
u5W Wright 10 Instruct !SionaL
Corps Officers.
-Fo= --e Tribune Bureau

--,. Washington. sept IS
--1'INs Is q Wilbur Wright will
s'-E --s instruction d.ghts 10 the young Off
ne co--s ~ College Park Nd early
ue" - sad General James Allen. chief Of
's-s- CORPS VINO las just returned here after
-11--s vacation spent IN Atlantic City and
-"A --r Wright IS now II New York
: VII remain until after the Hudson-Ful-
d. a-oA IS over continued the general
- w -aFe everything In readiness for him
-. Urge FarE grounds there is no doubt
So, vi shortly come here 10 complete his
go '--- re government" General Allen
- --S l-e dying machine now AZ Fort
~ r.-- 19I 4e moved 10 College Point until
rf -. - arrives ~ elperuIend its removal. IL.
y ~-e s--e- a. t-.e Maryland aerodrorne had
------1 and that the grounds were in con-
a.rsy --s s--a' tae trees and other obstacles
- peer removed
:. - Is LssUED-TAe following orders have
a-,- AR5-v
@o S-, Ss- ~ s-EAh- 2sth Infantry. 70 Fort slo-
BIZ ss'g' 7-er-s announced: 2 LLEwEI.LY,.
.e.-r-~- -- ..aH- ..e-truant 2cd Tnfant-y 10 frst
y csusB.59s- - -1,e- D. 10 2lst Infantry TRUMAN
"a - - le-teuafr -ert4 l- 19 - o.. 80 4-.,. y
essrs -.is -. r-3i-s- u. FOLEY medical reserve
t-2'ssst csgss Fo--r s q, 4o7I Aolltrie 10 Henry
"a q l5-- "----.AM E DoHD, coast artillery
- "----AA p d soMERE. coast artillery
s-.e.e Sas-ree s-sor ALFRED n HUNTER. coast
' -o1Fs. one H1r'L.
~ NAVY
fe.s-' - q SALISBURY. detached sitting out the
E'Herf eI-e-r-4 4 Earinc neeL.
Aa.ssg 10 ~@L- -i,>. detached the TexAs: 10 Naval
Tss y ~ 2 kssEEsoS. detached fitting ont the
81 = g-NAo--T. detached ht;Inz out the
. yeG-,!r ? g. ei,,AAS aeraohea Naval Wa Col
A<e,sn - Ne-a. academy
Tez r. 49, E51H. orders detaching the VIr-
F,.. ')5z-i,9 detached the Dolphin. home
,.-s.---1-- ENIs Or wARsHIPs-T following
sry - - - vessels have been reported to the
ARRIVED
ssR rive I455e5 a. Charleston. the Montana. AZ
| -t-9n2 a. Rocas Gel Torc.
SAILED.
:, 20 1i.- A'1tana from Lewes Del. for New
"a 81 's-esn n vhf delivered 20 navy yard Norfolk.
1iors On 2sth Inst.
D7AlE FOR MAJOR 2. 2. RUSSELL.
'1l' sept 4.-Major Frederick F. Rus
<s.asl -. a. professor Of pathology in the Army
l.s,,r- seAoo. and curator Of the Army Medical
'Sloss oean selecte3 10 succeed DR.. J. J.
ssssge ,+'0ieAsor q pathology and bacterlology
03i-iIgton University
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
DEEDS WEALTH TO VICTIMS.
Architect Sentenced to Thirty Years Acts in
Reuaratiou

Los Angles. Sept. 25.-Nlnton Hyatt. an architect.
was sentenced to thirty years in San Quentin
prison yesterday after he had confessed to deceiv-
ing his ward. girl OF thirteen years. and Louise
Huffman into believing that contract marriage
was as good a legal or religious ceremony.
After he sentenced Hyatt in reparatiOn deed
ed his over 90 his victims, each OF them re-
ceiving SIS, 900.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

IF you have room to rent during the Hudson
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1864 Broadway, where visitors can consult lists
Of rooms which are obtainable.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
Female

WANTED.-In small private family OF
adults a thoroughly competent maid and
companion: one who has had training as
nurse. Address Mrs. Il. 125 Prospect St,
East Orange, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BANKBOOK No. 4sG, 42S OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person
having a claim to II Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or
submit TO having said passSoOk cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
'AIloN KILLED RICH HERMIT

o. Dollars in His Possession, Sell
aa., dom Ate Anything.
- kst, sept z5-fFhsn the body Of Christie
= sse,ys--s - slziy-e-Eht years q cablnetmaker.
iEs,o- ~ us squaIid room last night. in
t Eerts-r1- mat Tie man had been dead
s1ssreB,T' 9 NIea. according 10 neighbors.
ron 49, ia IRON starvation. Secreted in
scg,ltlos many thousands Of dollars worth
sss csr,.... -a deeds 10 property: also keys 20 8
-saook - 'IA d. The City Hail Bank and a
coro-.N re had On deposit 8 10.
ha seldom ate anything.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-28
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS

The fourth international sanitary con-
yention OF American republics Is in seq
sion at San jose Costa Rica. Eleven
republics are represented
Edward b Afford OF Macon. Ga. last
night shot and instantly killed his wife.
seriously Injured his motheC-iU-la law. Mrs.
Martha ENum. and then fatally shot him
self. Mrs ENum Will recover.
The market value OF the neld crops Of
census and statistic office. in a bulletin
issued yesterday. at S5$2992,l6O an In
crease of Sl00. ass, 100 over last year OF
the increase $5i. $4,000 Is due 20 the
larger yields OF wheat, oats and barley.
NJ y. Sheehan, station agent at Cup
rite. New. on the line OF the Tonopah X
Tldewatcr railroad, WAS found dead from
heart disease yesterday In his office when
a southbound freight train arrived ahead
meet a passenger train at Cuprltc and
only the early arrival prevented col
llsion.
A sum said TO amount to $50 900 and
George A Capron. cashier Of the United
states Express company at the BnSle-
wood branch office in Chicago, dlsap-
peared Christmas eve. Detectives OF the
company all over the country are search
ing for Capron. Capron and the money
disappeared while six other employees
were at work IN the same room.
Senator Albert 3. Cumm!ns has CON
scntcd To address n banquet OF so-called
progressive republicans In pcs Mo'ncS
Saturday night. senator Cummlns yes
tcrday sent kilograms 10 Senator Bcver-
idee OF Indiana and Senator Dollivcr OF
Iowa, asking them to attend HE speak
ing The Forthcoming congressional cam
pagn In Iowa Will be the topic OF dis
guSSlun