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Cañon City record., 1909-07-29
Explaining . rent in his garment.
however. Senator Davis declared Il
was torn by catching ON the table .
he hastily arose.
ssns CAsrning Reesllectssns e r.
ward Everett MaIe.

Edward Everett Hale's later Htsr-
ary life was intimately associated
with woman's Home Compsnioa. %
which he was q regular contribator IN
the last PEARS Of his life. The AHEust
Issue Of this maGaSins contains .
number Of charming anecdotes about
Doctor Hale. His secretary. writing
about Doctor Hale. says:
He loved out OF doors. and tAa0
was written mornings - We ct -
what he called his qsartsr-dse1. q
the hack Of the hoase. ovssAaAs4ng
the garden. SO many times hs would
stop in the middle Of q sentsace aAl
say: This II tAs kfagdo0 oe Asavsa.'
or, Isn't this ~ nice - hey nalEs
it?' or some such pAfase vA8GA
showed his 10y in lifs. I always - .
make him ssop AictaEing. AnA -
would % offsa bsG. Jest oas ssa-
tsocs more and tAsa IN b - Oesl
a. 700 WtaA!'s
The hoase in Roxbary whicA Was
his homo for % many years vas. llks
-SSsAs S4AsS B00NOO0 h44~0s
IL = . Wsos. -ADahss hosso WIN OoaAsly
Pillars q tAs frsot. Al - -Psnf.-oa
~ fisst f1eoss wssh - es00o11oND
itts1s5, full % 0ssEalpWia6 wsA an
sOrts - bss1D~vhsshseFV SNsAas N
oas a. his pos0s rsaAysea 1sssssDss
his garden % he Ts1s q WlsAt = Q
-caTslseo-or1srA Gar1sa." AaDsho n
brasy. aDparsatly rsspoaAnig - vAas
his frisnd 0tar KiAg vosl1 have call
cd Law Of disor4er. what aeaDeivae-
ing retreat e vas-ssDscially vAsa
Its master sat and discourssd ia fe.
He said to mo one day when vas lA
Roxbury. "I1l tell yoa how I caDs 10
get this house. aAvertiseA for n. aaA
put In the advsrtisement. modern In
proyements no object"
Cañon City record., 1909-07-29
THROUGH SLEEPER FROM
DENVER 10 PORTLAND

Denver 4 Rio Grande trala No. .
will carry . through flrst-ciass slesp-
or from Denver to CortlaaA. Oregon.
passing Canon City every nigAt q
HOS .. m. and making , thfoogh
connset1eo for Portland W1lA11t any
change. TAis will b Q gEoot os1-
vsoieaoe S0r our patrons. ~ W1cA
to naks ~ tsip Nssth- 11ene
Cañon City record., 1909-07-29
COLORADO RARA

Colorado State Fair. Pueblo. 0s0e.
20 TO -.
Interstate Fair. Denver. 9opts0hsr
II to Is.
Arkansas Valley Fair. Rocky y'ora.
August 81. September !. .. 3.
Fremont County Fair. Canon City.
Sent. 8. 3. 10.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-29

A Daily Record want I'd does the
work. Only &c line.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-29
BRAVE FIRE LADDIES.

often receive burns. putting out fires.
then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
forget them. 1t soon drives out pain.
For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts and
Bruises its earth's greatest healer.
Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old
Sores, Boils, Users, Felons; best Pile
cure made. Relief is instant. 25c ut
Hunter Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
KEIRAN Makes REPLY.
Not Responsible for CleUelond
Priests Troubles, He Says.

Patrick J. Keiran. former president Of the Ftdel-
ity Funding Company, whose affairs are in ths
hands Of a receiver, denied yesterday story sent
from Cleveland that Father McMahon's petition in
bankruptcy was due his transactions with
Keiran He said:
In the transaction with the Rev William Nc
Mahon acting for St. Bridget's Chuch. the Fidelity
Funding Company loaned him $4,000 on mortgage
drawn at the of interest that was agreed
upon between Father Mcmahon and myself Father
McMahcn gave me notes, did St Bridget 5
Church, in Connection with this mortgage. and any
statement to that effect Is untrue He has oor-
rowed from the Fidelity Funding Company and
from me personally since that time over SZ5,cS
and We hold notes OF his for $7,s00
Father Mcmahon. J. p NIadigan, OF CleVe-
land and myself indorsers on some church
naper amounting in all to $500. which IS amply
good and is held by bank in Toronto. Canada
and in addition this the bank holds S-oo," OF
collateral of my which it sell at any time
for the face IF IT, Father MCMahon, J. P Madl-
gan and myself are makers Of two notes which are
held at the present time by the Carnegie Trust
Company amounting S466.eo This is amply Sc
cured by good collateral. which belongs TO me and
was pledged by me
Father Mcmahon has not been called upon 70
meet any of the obligations in which he appears
with me or the Fidelity Funding Company as IN
dorser and furthermore he Will not be called upon
in the future
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
COLLEGE DELEGATES GATHER.
Civic League Holds Annual
Dinner and Convention.

The annual dinner Of the intercollegiate civic
League held last night at the University Club,
with about forty members present from a dozen
colleges. Robert A. Taft of President TAFT
was one of the delegates from Yale.
Charles NJ Jesup toastmaster. and the speak
ers included ex-senator SpoOner. of Wisconsin;
Ezra d. Prentice. DR.. Frederick Cleveland and W
NJ. Chadbourne. Politics in college was the gen
eral theme of the speakers. Among the colleges
and universities which sent delegates were Har-
ward, Yale Princeton, Cornell Columbia and New
York University. Williams, Haverford AID Western
Reserve. Northwestern University and the Uni
versity of North Dakota.
The annual convention was held in the after
noon at the home of R B. Cutting. No a East
9th street. The members of the executive COM
mittee were reelected follows r. IS. cutting
Harvard, chairman: W. z. s. CiriswOld. Yale; W
NJ Chadbourne. Harvard; Charles NJ. Jesup. F. P
Keppel Columbia: DIR. Charles 4. Beard. De Pauw
University: Elhu Root. jr., Hamilton; H D. Minis
Williams and John Boyle. jr., George Washington
University
The delegates went to Washington at midnight
and to-day will meet the President and Nice-Presl-
dent and the members of the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
TO SUE T.. l.. MOONEY.
Letter and H0adley Take 4ction
AGAINST La7Cyer.

Edmund L. Mooney counsel for Franklin &
Scott the plaintiffs In the suit to recover about
$1,000 with interest. from Joseph Letter. of Chi
oago: Joseph H. Hoadley. the president of the In
ternationa Power Company. and Cyrus Field Jud-
son. which has been trial for The last four
weeks before Justice Sutherland and jury in the
Supreme Court. served yesterday with
in a suit, the nature of which has not been
stated, In which Joseph II. Hoadley and Joseph
Letter given plaintiffs and Edmund L.
Mooney as the defendant. The summons was
signed by Graham & LAmoreaux. the attorneys
of record for Hoadley. and called the defendant
his answer within twenty days No COM
plaint accompanied the summons.
II leaked that the summons supposed to
be in a suit brought by Hoadley and Letter
$500 from Mooney. which they testified dur
ing the progress of the trial had been paid by
them TO Andrew Mckinney a stock broker. in
March, 1901, to suppress article in New York
newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
JUDGE POSTER UPHoLDs MR.. JEROME.
Says He Has Taken Good Care of Calendar
and There Is No Need of a Change

The attention of the judges in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions called to the attack made upon
their judicial body by District Attorney Jerome.
when he appeared before the Assembly Codes
Committee in Albany yesterday 10 fight the Murray
bills, which would take the making of the calen-
dars of the hands OF the District Attorney and
place it in the hands of the judges with the added
power OF designating counsel TO defend felons.
Judge Foster the only one of the Court of
General Sessions vino would make any comment
upon the attitude of Mr.. Jerome. and he upheld
the position that has been taken by the prosecut-
ing officer.
II read the report with some interest and amuse-
ment." he said Il think Mr.. Jerome would be
surprised by my attitude In the matter. In my
opinion the calendars have always been well taken
care of by the District Attorney, ami personally
do not favor any change which would take this
function his hands. My relations with the
District Attorney have always been pleasant and
cordial, and as I can see there is no reason
for any change in the present law governing the
making of the CALENDARS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
CONTR4CT NOT REVOKED.
UilEams Company to Finish Brook
lyH Na9y Yard DrgdOck.

AS a result of recent hearing by Secretary
Meyer, at which questions affecting drydock No. A.
now under construction at the navy yard in Brook
lyn. were carefully discussed. IL was announced
yesterday by g A Wentworth. the engineer In
charge Of the work. that the contract would be
rescinded. but that the William Engineering Com
pan would carry the work TO completion A small
portion of the concrete wall the west side of the
dock has been put in place. and large section OF
trench is down TO the bottom level OF the dock.
ready for concreting
II was noticed yesterday that the subsidence OF
the westerly bank OF the dock excavation had con-
tnued the line OF breakage in the surface now
being in the roadway between the fence and the
eastern wall OF building No. 1S1. the heavy wood
working shop Of the construction and repair de-
partment- This subsistence started in September
nearly sixty feet away from its present line. The
contractors are confident that the building is no
danger. and say that the flow OF underlying quick
sand has been checked other engineers do not
share this confidence.
The force Of workmen has been increased recent
". about 10 men now being employed Two
powerful pumps will be set up to-day. and four
more dredgers Will besIn operation next week. IL
is expected that the northern half Of the dock Will
be completed by fall
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
LAST OF U. S. ARMY LEAVES CUBA
Cubans Entirely Without Emotion on Depart
ure of American Forces.

Havana, April IA final general order issued
by Major General Thomas II. Barry this morning
brought an end TO the existence Of the Army of
Pacifcation in Cuba, and at 10 o'clock the
ports Sumner and Mcclellan, with the last OF the
American soldiers board, started Newport
News. General Barry boarded the steamer
cote Ior Tampa- Only three soldiers failed TO
port for The final rollcalI.
Not ripple OF public interest attended the final
evacuation AS the transports steamed down the
harbor the only recognition from the German
cruiser Bremen. which dipped her ensign. and from
the American merchant steamers which sounded
their whistles The American ensign hosted
union down. on the Hotel Mramar on the Male
con- until the ships abreast Of 1t, when the
flag was rehoisted union up. The troops massed
on the decks Of the transports broke out into D.
trrnult OF cheering, and the bands played The
Girl 7 left Benind Me" The complete apathy OF
the Cubans sithe subject OF much comment
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, April 1.-Royalist students, who re-
Gently were i'm prisoned and fined by M.
Hammard, justice Of the peace, for Tutat-
inq statues and disorder in the streets and
theatres have taken humorous revenge. They
ordered four hundred wagonIosds of mer-
chandise OF every description, from pianos to
coal delivered at NJ. Han1mard's residence
Almost a riot occurred in front of The Ham
mard house day, when the deliveries be-
gan.
Rome, April 1.-The "Tribuna" to- day pub
fishes rumor that King Victor Emmanuel
will meet Theodore Roosevelt in the Strait
of Messina or tax. him to Sicily on an Italian
battlesap.
Edinburgh, April Both Lord Northland
and Mrs. John Alexander Stirling have
Iodqed appeals against the decree of divorce
in favor of Mr.. Stirling handed down in this
city last month by Lord Guthrie.
London. April Mime of the militant
suffraaists who arrested yesterday af-
ternoon while attempting to force an en-
trance into the House of Commons were ar
raioned in the Bow street police court this
morning end sent by the magistrate to join
their sisters in Holloway jail for one month.
All refused to give sureties for good be
havior.
Paris, April IA national committee,
headed by Premier Clemencssu and COM
posed of the most prominent artists, actors,
scientists and literary in France, has
been formed to arrange for monument to
Victorcn Sardou
Paris, April 1.-The Senate to-day, by a
vote of 317 10 6, adopted the Franco Cana
dian commercial treaty.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
STEINW1Y TUBE READY.
Investigation of 42d Street Conduit
Shoes That Hiring Is IN Place.

That the Steinway Belmont tunnel under the
East River, from 42d street Long Island city, is
all wired with the overhead rail which carries the
operating power installed and that il can be
opened traffic the future, came out yes
terday the hearing before the Public Service
Commission TO investigate the cable conduit re-
Gently constructed by the Inerborough Rapid
Transit Company between the subway and the tun-
mel. The commission is trying to fini out whether
,he marlborough had any right to build the duct,
which crosses the thii subway level and iEterercs
with the PROPOSED Hudson tunnel extension.
Frank Hedley. e-president and general man
aver Of the marlborough. testified that the com
paIy needed the conGui, to transfer power to the
trolley lines in Queens He reiterated his previous
statement that the Interborough was willing 20
make any change in the conduit which the com
mission might order.
A letter from Alfred 4 Gardner general counsel
for the Interborough. introduced which seemed
to show that the company had the right TO con
struct the conduit Mr.. Gardner poicted out that
the original Steinway tunnel franchise approved
by. the Mayor on December 81, 1890. permitted a
double track railroad tunnel. with such connec-
tons branches. turnouts. sdings and switches as
may he requisite and n' cessaTy-
This said Mir. Gardner is the franchise undef
which the tunnel occupies i2d and is. ;hnk.
beyond doubt sufficiently broad to authorize the
connectrg IassSG, Way or tunr-l which Is the sub
ject Of investigation. This passasewsy vas com
pleied except for the lining, hong ocfoEe the Mo
Aioo extension to the Grand Central Station
4 ought Of.
George H. Pegram, chief engineer OF the com
many offered I'm evidence the blasting permit and
the pe-rnit obtained by the company from the Fire
Department allowing the OF explosives. The
hearing was adjourned the call OF the chairman.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
RANK OF ENGLAND LOWERS RATE.
Discount Now 21-2 Per Cent-Plethora of
Money Forecasted.

London April 1.-The rate Of discount of the
Rank Of England was reduced to-day from to
> per cent This is the first change since Janu-
arv IA when the rate advanced from 2i9 to 3
per cent chiefly to build up the bank $ gold re-
The steady influx of gold from all quarters, espe-
cialIv from America. decided the directors to e
duce the rate The prospects point to plethora
of money throughout the summer, and III some
quarters further reduction to per cent Is
Fracastad In anticipation 'of to-day's announce
-, ~. money market allowed discount rates
10 fall away sharply The rate was discounted on
the Stock Exchange, where a rise in gilt-edged
securities has been going for some days.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
KING TO MEEF MR. ROOSEVELT.
May Take Him to Messina on an Italian
Battleship.

Rome April The battieship Re Cmberto has
been ordered TO make ready 70 embark King Victor
Emmanuel and this fact has given rise 10 the re
port that the King Is going out To meet eX-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and take him to Meesina aboard
the Warship Although definite knowledge of MI
Roosevelt intentions cannot be had here, it is
believed that he has 4 desire 20 visit the earth
quake In order to see the results of the work
done By Americans with the money given through
American sources
a ne steamship Admiral. which Mr.. Roosevelt
VIA 20 from Naples to Mombasa does not touch at
Aessna. and therefore il Is believed here that the
Alng wishes To take Mr.. Roosevelt aboard the Re
Imberto 10 Messina before the departure OF the
admiral and viii transfer him to the latter vessel
ia the Straits Of Mes-ina. that the German COM
pany 10 which the Admiral belongs, having agreed
20 touch al Messna. the King viii go there TO re
cs1Ne the President. No definite information on
me movements OF the Italian battleship be
mad Not even Ambassador Grlscom has any
Hn'"iedge Of The reported trip OF the King.
Naples april l.-Tbe Duke and Duchess of Aosta
nave Issued invitations To d dinner on Sunday
nsht In honor Of Mr.. Roosevelt and his Ker
MT There has been a great influx Of American
VISITORS who wish TO take part in the welcome TO
TIE ex- President
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
BALKANS NOW SERENE.
4~stTfa-Hungary Sends Final Peace
Note to SerTiu.

Belgrade. April 1.-The final step in the ending
OF the difficulty between Austria Hungary apd
Servia taken to-day when Count Forgach, the
Austro- Hungarian Minister here. delivered to the
Foreign Once his governments acknowledgment
of the Servian note accepting the solution Of the
trouble proposed by the powers. In this communi-
cation the dual monarchy forth its satisfaction
the resumption Of normal and friendly relations
with Servia- Negotiations for commercial
treaty between the two countries have been begun.
Berlin. April IA semi-official note issued to-day
denies that Germany threatened Russia to oblige
that country recognize the annexation Of Bosnia
and herzegovina by Austria Hungary, and afirms
that Germany's attitude toward Russia throughout
the entire Balkan difficulty has been most con
siderate.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02

Washington. April I.
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders havs
been issued.
ARMY
Major WILLIAM H. WILSON medical corps nom Fort
Hamilton. April 10. to san Francisco. to
for Philippines.
Following changes medical corps or6ered: Captain PAT
RICK H VI MANDREW, from Fort Slocum. 10 orc
Fort Mackenzie 70 the Preside OF san Francisco
Captain TIL.MAN CAMPBELL. 81 Field ARTILLERY as
sumo charge construction work Fort sam Houston.
relieving Captain LAWRENCE J. FLEMING I4th
Cavalry during his absence
Captain JAMES : Parker, 18th Cavalry. assume
charge construction work at Fort Meade during alb
First Lieutenant GEORGE F CAMPBELL. medical re-
Fort Wingate- New Mexico vice First Lieutenant
EVERETT \ ANDERSON medical reserve corps.
Pacific branch military prison. - = -
Infantry; MAN b CARRIER 22d Infantry; CORBIT
: HOFFMAN ist Infantry. WALTER v CAL
LAGHER. 18th Infantry. CLIFTON NJ BUTLER.
IItb fnfantrv and r Ii.EWEII.YN Bull. 22d IN
fantry. 10 Fort Leavenworth- examination for pro
motion
Leave Of absence: Major WILLIAM H WILSON. medi-
corps. month and twenty days
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March a1The Chester the Birningham and shs salem
navy ward. New York; the Justin az san Fran
cisco: the Cheyenne Santa Barbara
SAILED.
March so-The Maryland from AmapaIs for Panama
March Celtic Gibraltar for New York; tns
Nina from Norfolk Annapolis. the Abarsuda from
Newport News for Guantanamo. the Saturn from
California City MaSdalena Bay: the Helena ara
from Hong Kong for Nlnrod sound ths
The Kearsarge placed in navy yard Fhil.-
delphia
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
SMITH TO RESIGN POST.
Vice- -GOrernOr Forbes May Head
Philippines Government.

San Francisco April lit is reported here that
Governor General Smith OF the Philippines will
resign and sail for this city MAY Is to resume
the practice Of Law.
Washington. April 1.-Governor General Smith. 1t
stated here to-day, has signihed his desire %
be relieved Of duty in the Philippines, i said
however, that nothing definite had been done in the
matter and that date has been set for his
lief although il will probably be I'm about a month.
Mr.. Smiths desire to return to the United States
is based on his wish 10 have his family in this
country. He has been in the Philippines for eleven
years.. and il said to-day that his service
been so excellent that his resignation would be
cepted with regret
A high official tonight said that W Cameron
Forbes. Nice-Governor of the Philippines. would
probably succeed Governor General Smith.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
gA1oNyI DIVORCE suIr UP AGAIN

Unless Beatrice Dreyfus subpoenaed be-
tween now and Monday the trial OF the suit of
Frances Work Burke-R Roche Batonyi for an abso-
lutte divorce from her husband. Aure Batonyi will
have TO be postponed again. w. NJ X Olcott
yesterday applied to Supreme Court Justice Hen
drck for a commission to go TO Philadelphia and
examine Miss Dreyfus there. Justice HendIick
said that he would deny the motion the strength
Of Morris Cukor's affdavIt that the woman was in
the city and would probably be at the trial II
sne could not be subnenaed, then the application
might be renewed and he would grant it.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
FAREWELL DINNER ON STEAMER.
nj Roosevelt To Be Entertained just Before
Reaching Naples

= farewell dinner TO e2-President Roosevelt has
zen arranged 10 be given the Hamburg on the
n4Ag tefore the ship reaches Naples. The menu
siu was specially designed as a souvenir. On the
front cover is a portrait OF Mr. Roosevelt. with his
S-shsture IN fac-simile The third cover contains
~" designs symbolic Of africa. one showing a
1i"ociiins lion and the other native with drawn
e"- The hrst inside page contains as a frontis-
- reproduction Of the. steamer Hamburg
- ing port The title paEe, printed in gold shows
.I,~ head Of hipDopotarus just al.cve the water
with open jaws
ne next page contains lie menu printed in
German and English. as follows:
faaiar ana oyster In Ice
lfea-n Of Chicken Ia ise!ge Horten--
4,ofnpano FArnerica
Sacdle Of Lamb pa Printa1iefe
No. A,sPa9tFagHs. ,39tg. Sauce Eouzsciine
.tces @s'io PastET
Frpt Coffee
AeIoss the Dcttom Of both pages is a row Of
SIaIcias Teddy bears. %
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
RUSSIAN ARMY INCREASE s21, 100000.
Douma Warned of German Colonization of
Strategic Points in Poland.

St Petersburg April 1.-The Douma to-day
adopted the army budget of s2563oo00. an increase
of sg1 500 900 over last year. Lieutenant General
Zabelin representing the Minister OF War General
Soukhomnoff. announced plan to introduce civil
government into Turkestan. which has been under
military rule since its annexation Count Bobrnsky
warned the members of the dangers of German
colonization OF several strategic districts of Rus
sian Poland the population of which included
MANY Germans who were only nominally Russian
subjects.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
wmRuR wRleHT IN ROME.

Rome Apr1l Wilbur Wright arrived here this
morning from France Many persons Of promi-
rence left their cards at his hotel His arslip is
being put together The field chosen for the fights
is six miles from the city. on the historic Applail
Way.
The King viii receive Wilbur Wright and his
manager. Hart o Berg, tomorrow at noon
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
w ROCKEFELLER LOANS PRINT.

William Rockefeller added his name 10 the list
of contributors the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust companys loan exhibition OF old New York
prints Yesterday by sending in an interesting pano
ramic view OF the lower part of Broadway. made in
1s4e when the present site of No % Broadway
a ward
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
WESTON REACHES mEApWLIE-

MeadviIIe Penn. April IA little discouraged 81
the hard travelling. Edward Paysou Weston ar
rived here at O'Clock tonight He greeted
by several thousand citizens
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, April +
ORDERS ISSUED--The following orders havs
been issued
New-York tribune., 1909-04-02

Paris, April THE Senate to-day, by a
vote of 317 10 6, adopted the Franco Cana
dian commercial treaty.