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New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
AN APPEAL FROM ESTRADA
Wants Cartago Court to Sway
Madriz Toward Mediation.

washington. June General Estrada.
the Nicaraguan insurgent chief. has ap-
pealed to the Cartago Court OF Justice,
asking its influence to obtain from Presi
dent Madriz a reply to Estrada's offer of
March IA last. proposing that the United
states mediate between the two. and that
an election be held for President at which
neither Estrada nor Madriz shall be can
didates.
The following is the text of the letter sent
bv Estrada to the president of the court.
through the United States Consulate at
Bluehelds:
Vow that We have totally destroyed the
armies OF Generals Lara, GOdOy and Cha
Varria which were arrayed against Blue
acids and Rama. with the loss of all their
the provisional government believes II To
ba its duty animated. as always, by these
septiments for peace. To insist on the neSc-
tiations pending with DIR. Madriz. who has
not as yel replied To our message dated
March IL last
To accomplish this end. which will ter
inmate the misfortunes which affect the
nation permit appeal to Your honorable
trih,InaL which has nobly expressed itself
as interested i'm the peace and tranquility
81 this poor country. that II may interpose
,te valued influence with DR.. MadriZ 10 the
fCd that he accept our proposals. which
consist principally in the friendly media
tton OF the American government and other
bases already brought 20 the knoWledge OF
your high tribunal. JUAN ESTRADA.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
DIkz'S OPPONENT ARRESTED
Madero in Jail, with Election
Three Weeks Off.

According to private dispatcn re-
ceived in this city yesterday from Mon
terey, Mexico. Francisco J. Madero, who
has been running against General Diaz
for the Presidency OF Mexico on the
tickets of the Anti Reelection party and
National Democratic party. was secretly
arrested on Monday night, and is now
in prison.
The message was from a friend OF
Madero TO man who is associated with
him in some business enterprises. and
read:
Last night. with inconceivably lux
urious arbitrariness. they arrested
Pancho, on the pretext that he aided
in the flight OF Estrada, a, thing which is
not So Indignation general We are
all here. There is no danger. He is
calm
"Pancho'' is a nickname for Fran
cisco Estrada is r. Estrada. a lawyer,
who aroused the indignation of Presi-
dent Diaz by delivering speeches in
favor of NIadero. and fed just as he was
to be arrested on the order of DiaZ.
Madero belongs to a wealthy and
prominent family in the northern part of
Mexico.
The Presidential election will be held
on June 25-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
LIGHTNING'S DEADLY WORK
Kills Many in Germany and Ig-
mites Nitroglycerine Plant.

Cologne. June Lightning struck a
nitroglycerine factory at Schlebusch, six
miles from Cologne, to-day, causing a
terrific explosion, which was distinctly
felt here and was thought by many per-
sons to be an earthquake.
The explosion occurred at the noon
hour. when the men had stopped work.
Some Of them were in the dining hall
while others had gone to their homes.
Twenty were wounded. several of them
dangerously. and large section Of the
building was destroyed.
The death of many persons by light
ming is reported from several places in
southwestern Germany. At Redburg
three farm hands were killed. at Metz
soldier doing guard duty, and at
Rothenbergen the Burgomaster's son
were killed.
a whole company of an infantry regi-
ment that was marching into camp at
Dresden was hurled to the ground by
z bolt. Three soldiers were killed out
right and fifteen others were seriously
injured
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
SUPPOSED FIRE DEVELOPS
Commissioner Demonstrates Box
317-Four Firemen Overcome.

Deputy Fire Commissioner Arthur ].
O'Keeffe was showing the members Of
the Wyckoff Heights Board of Trade
how to ring in fire alarm last night
and used small fire alarm box.
Now suppose there was a fire at
Box 81. =" he said 4 would pull this
The sentence broke off when his chauf-
feur rushed in.
Commissioner" he exploded, there's
q two-alarm fire at Box 317.''
The Commissioner left the hall. at the
corner Of wyckoff and De Kalb avenues
and went to No 95S De Kalb avenue
where there was q fire in the cellar of a
repair shop belonging to the Borden
Milk Company. The fire was a stubborn
one. and several firemen were overcome
by smoke
William Hayes and James Prender-
CAST. of Engine Company 11S, and Bat
talon Chief Langan were found. and
were being carried out when their res
cuers stumbled over a grating They
raised this, and underneath it found two
more fremen. Hugh Milligan and Frank
Harrison. Of Engine Company 80. These
men had picked up the grating and
gone into the cellar to fight the fire
and the grating had fallen and Gagged
them They were almost sufocated
" hen found.
DR.. De Long. of the Fire Department.
and an ambulance surgeon from Bush
wick Hospital, attended the men, and
they were able to go TO their homes
The building was gutted. with a loss
Of about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
A ROCKEFELLER BABY
Born Ten Days Ago, Boy and His
Mother Are Doing Well.

Mr. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. jr.,
are receiving congra tulations at their
home, No. Is West 54th street, on the
birth of a boy, who was born ten days
ago at their home in this city DR.. AL
len NJ Thomas. of No. 81 West 54th
street: who attended Mrs. Rockefeller.
said last night that mother and son were
doing well.
Up to about a month ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockefeller had been at their country
home. at Pocantico Hills
This is the third child that has been
born to the Rockefellers. A little girl
named Babette was born on November ;,
1893 Three years later John ID. Rookie
feIIer. 3D. was born Before her mar
riage. in 1901 Mrs. Rockefeller was Miss
Abby @ Aldrich. daughter of Senator
Nelson w. Aldrieh. of Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
KINGS REPUBLICANS IN LINE
About 1,200 to Cheer Roosevelt from
Position in Fifth Avenue.

Plans for the reception of Theodore
Roosevelt were made yesterday afternoon
AZ the meeting of the Republican EXecu-
tive Committee Of Kings County State
Chairman Timothy l.. Noodrun was
present. In response 10 letter from cap
tain Arthur r Cosby, secretary OF the
.~ec,,ti,e committee OF the Roosevelt Re
ception Committee. the committee decided
- annl, for a position along the line Of
march in lower Fifth avenue.
about twelve hundred Republicans will
patber in front Of headquarters No a
Court street at 10 O'Clock on the morning
Of June IS. and will march across the
Brooklyn Bridge, headed by Charles >
Devoy leader of the 9TH Assembly District;
d Harry Ralston, leader Of the lst AS
sernflv District and a brass band
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
JACK ABERNATHY HERE
Showed Colonel Roosevelt How to
Catch a Wolf Alive.

Jack Abernathy. of Oklahoma City. who
showed Theodore Roosevelt how to capture
and Kill wolf with his bare hands, regis
tered at the Hotel Breslin last night 1t s
o'clock and went 20 bed at 9 o'clock. He
had Just come from the West and was so
tired when he retired that the hotel men
said ne would not see newspaper men.
Mr Abernathy is the father Of the Cow
boy Kids" Louis and Temple, who are
ma king the trip from Oklahoma TO New
York on horseback, having already passed
through Washington, where they saw Mr..
Taft and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
LABOR BEATS BASEBALL CLUB.

Cleveland. June THE labor boycott
against the Cleveland Baseball Club was
ended to-day by an agreement by which
the baseball company is TO employ only
union labor. and only urion goods are 10
he sold in American League narks The
cleveland team is 70 pay q game for the
beneft OF charity TO be designated by the
union
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
A TRIBUTE TO MR.. ROOSEVELT
Representative of Swedish King Com
mares Him with Great Characters.
IBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune. ]

( BY Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune
Rock Island. Ill. June Bishop hon
Scheele. personal representative OF the hlns
Of Sweden TO Swedish historical conVen-
ton here paid remarkable tribute 10
Theodore Roosevelt in an address to-day
There is something about him, ne SAD
that is different from every other chai-
acter in history. He is perfectly open ana
honest, fearless in stating his conVicuoils'
and I horror him for his virtues ana ioi
nat ne has done for the world
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

-YALE-PRiNCEToN BASEBALL GAME.
At Princeton, Saturday June II Special
trains via Pennsyk ania Raiiread leave New
York S25 g.26, iO.b5. 1t:65'A. NJ and 12;65
p Nj returning thirty minutes after game
Round trip tickets. 81 10 from New York
AdVt- u
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
continued on second page

$50 TO AIaANTRsGa RsaSaaG elrY AND hePt REn9RN sunday
-le.i.aI fraIn leaves Gas A. M-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

Genuine Pebble eyeglasses, the cool klad
that never mist Spencer's 5, = Maiden Lane
-Adyf -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

Burlington. Iowa, June THE pro-
sressive Republican cause went down In
defeat in the 1st District primaries to-
day. Congressman Kennedys ma jority
over S. W. Brookhart, progressive. will
reach 1000 on the basis of fairly com
rnlnfe returns.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

mar. teSt of Mr.. Pocssvelt's Re-
Sin, lure IS printed On pages 8 and
's-asyis Tribune
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

L.. June Nine cabins have
The ..ed ..'eseed Tor the Roosevelt party on
pbieh 'a'ler Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
JBbe ~ ",ii san from Southampton on
-'e 10 for New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

nsnes s'-ai'es ~ lectureship at oxford was
born :. =, y. george John Romanes. who was
sps a.. Ali'esion. Canada, on Nav 20 7s.s
telsb-,.7 a Oxford iB 1g4s Ne Gained
prvtesss a naturalist and Fullerian
ubr,1eo EN- 81 physiology At the Bovsl In
ooeuDies "a. e nrsl Incumbent Of the chair
Wmis, year hy Mr. Roosevelt. was
'atedss,..l Gladstone who lectured on
universities" n 1900
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28

first lady of England for so long she could not understand why she should give way to Queen Mary when King Edward died
 The climax came in her fight to retain Buckingham palace, the royal London residence, for herself. When she finally went to Saudringham on her physicians representations that she needed a few weeks in the coun- try, it is certain she expected to re- turn to Buckingham.
 As soon as she was gone, however, George had all her personal servants and her belongings transferred to Marlboro house, while he moved into Buckingham
 Alexandra realized that to re-estab- fish herself in Buckingham means a scene, which even she recognized as impossible. She did, however, visit her son at Balmoral. and it is said the scolding she gave him broke all rec. ords in royal establishments. Then she sailed for Denmark in lonely grandeur Just what are her plans for the future probably only she and her sister, the Dowager Czarina, definitely know.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
Y. M. c. AS OF AMERICA
Toronto With Prominent Men on List of Speakers.

Toronto Ont, Oct. 2S.-The themes to be discussed at the convention of the Young Mens Christian associa- tions of North America, which opened here this morning with quiet hour service" relate directly to the right use of the resources intrusted to the North American associations. That there may be ample time for thorough discussion of fundamental problems and far-reaching questions by men of vision and of expertness, there are fewer platform speakers and speeches than heretofore. The convention was formally organized this afternoon.
 The visitors are being we'll cared for by the people of Toronto. Represent atives of the convention reception committee are on hand to meet dele gates, and boy scouts in uniform meet all trains and guide the delegates to Massey hall and places Of entertain ment.
 The convention lasts until Monday evening, and some of the speakers who will address it, and tlleir subjects, are:
 fletcher s. Brockman, Shanghai,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
GRANDSON IF GLADSTONE
YOUNG MAN IS UNDER ARREST
 IN ST. LOUIS.
Gilbert E. Gladstone, Charged With Obtaining Money Under False
 PretenseS, Now in Custody.

St. Louis, Oct. 2S.-A 60horsepower racing automobile was the cause of the downfall of Gilbert E. Gladstone, grandson of the late William E. Glad stone, former premier of England, held at police headquarters awaiting the arrival of officers from Washing ton, who hold warrant against him for obtaining money under false pre- tenses.
 Young Gladstone was a student in the academic department at Harvard University, with an allowance of $500 a month, handled by Boston banker. With this money he maintained an au- tomobile and golf outfit. Including a caddy.
 The son of Herbert Gladstone of Chester, England, Viscount of South Africa, went the pace," fiunked in his studies and finally quit Harvard altogether Money from home stopped and Gilbert found himself thrown on his own resources with little more than $80 in his pockets
 He went to Washington, he says, where he loafed for a week. He want cd to get some pictures of the city, and stopped at an optical store, where he told who he was, and asked to be given a camera valued at $50. It was given him with the understanding that he was to make monthly payments.
 This lie failed to do, and his arrest followed
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
EXPECTS WAR IN EGYPT
Political Agitation Is Expected to Spread Until Actual Revolt Is Fo-
 mented Among Natives.

London, Oct 2S,-In a desperate eff. fort to put the British force in Egypt on war footing, with the greatest possible speed, all fficers of Egyp. tian regiments are hurrying to rejoin their commands. Their leave was cancelled by an order issued a week ago, but many of them were given time to complete preparations for their return to Egypt.
 The war office makes no attempt to conceal its fear of the uprising in Egypt and the Soudan during the coming winter. Last years unrest represented little but political agita' tion, but in the last six months the situation has taken a more serious turn and the general impression is that a Mohammedan holy" war will be preached soon, and this will be the signal for widespread native out. break.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
SPARKS FROM LIVE WIRES

A special grand jury is ready in Los Angeles to examine into the Times dynamiting case.
 Three hundred co-eds have joined the strike in the University of Colo rado at Boulder.
 An ordinance to suppress giggling among girls has been introduced in the city council of Indianapolis.
 Counsel for Dr. Hawley H. Crippen, who was sentenced to hang on No vember for the murder of his wife, has decided to appeal the case.
 It is learned that President Taft has decided to appoint William H. Lewis, negro of Boston, to be as sistant attorney general, and Charles 4. Cotterill, negro of Toledo, Ohio, to be collector of customs at Homo lulu. The position to be given Lewis is said to be the highest ever ten6ered a negro
 After 2i character witnesses had been introduced in behalf of Senator stanton c. Pemberton and Represent ative Joseph S Clark, charged with conspiracy to bribe in connection with the state furniture contract in the gen. eral assembly, the defendants them selves took the stand in Springfield. H., and denied all accusations made against them
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
Laxative Sent
 Free to Try

It may be taken for granted that there is no family of any size that goes very long without needing a lax alive. If you don't know of good laxative, or the laxative you are using is losing its effect we want to call your attention to Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which thousands of families are using successfully
 We have scores of letters from moth CTS, and scores from prominent men saying they are using it personally and giving it to their families. men like Mir. c. k. Smith of the Traffic Clearing House, Pine Bluff, Ark, and MT. George B. Turner, a lawyer of Harlan, Ky. The thousands of mothers who use it them selves and give it to their children would take too much space to mention.
 The reason they prefer Syrup Pepsin is that it is a mild gentle laxative tonic that does not gripe-effective and yet so mild that babies can take it. It's tonic ingredients invigorate the body and strengthen the stomach and bow el muscles so that they again do their work naturally. If you have been a victim of salts, pills and strong cathar- tics you will discard them when you once use syrup Pepsin.
 You can buy fifty cent or one dol lar bottle of any druggist, but before doing so you may want to try it free. If so, send your address to pr. Cald- well and he will promptly forward a free sample bottle. Then, being con- vinced, do as others are doing and buy it in the regular way of your favorite druggist.
 pr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obli- gation. He has specialized in stomach, liver and bowel diseases for over forty years and will be pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him Dr. ". B. Caldwell. i02 Caldwell building. Monticello, III.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
ROYAL HOUSE EsTRANGED
DOWAGER QUEEN ALEXANDRA
 DEPARTS FOR DENMARK.
Feels She Was eposed.--king George Moved Into Buckingham Palace in
 Her Absence from London.

London, Oct. 2S.-The rupture in the royal family of England is the chief topic of gossip in London. Now that Queen Mother Alexandra has finally gone to Denmark, it is firmly believed she will make her home there, making only occasional visits to England
 There is no question that Alexan- dra believes she has been badly treat ed by her son, King George, and his wife. She is wrong, but this does not alter her feelings After being the
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
RECTOR'S CHECK HELD lIp
Former Oklahoma Churchman |. rested in Kansas City for Pass.
 ing Worthless Checks.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 2S-usrr, B. smith, former archdeacon for ths southern half of the Episcopal nio cese of Oklahoma and rector of e, Phillips church of Ardmore. Ok <. held here at the prosecutors of6cn os charge of passing worthless cbects
 smith came here last Friday .. agent for an oil company of Armora Ok. He took up that work after TO signing as rector on account of hi, health.
 smith bought an automobile, giving In exchange a check for $1S5O m the National Bank of Oklahoma. Tn. check was returned as worthless
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
CABINET MEN GO TO oulo
Secretaries Knox and Maov. oa"pa'sn for Republicans l in "'''
 the Buckeye State "

Washington, Oct. 2S-Tn
 or the program of members of 'psnce p.act dent Tafts cabinet to "te,. % rresf stump in the campaign tbis ne two cabinet officers have orna year, go to Ohio to make speeches Tu Ts to gre Secretary of State Knox ana aey sss retary Of the Treasury Macveaas 'ee' |. IS probable Secretary of Apricn,, u, u battle 'Ae onio Secretary Knox is to speak at c,. cinnati November l, and in Co,m,.. oin' Movem Der S' The dates for secretarS MacVeagh's addresses have moi I,aay naa fixed. '' peen
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28

China, on The Associauion's Message to Young Men; Dr. Graham Taylor, Chicago: Col. w. B. Wakefield, Lon- Con, England, and Ernest Thompson Seton, New York, on Safeguarding the Boys of Continent; John R. Mott, New York, on Some Great Un- finished Tasks Before the North Amer ical Associations" Dr. C. T. Walker, Augusta, Ga, on Our Obligation to the Colored Man; Dr. F. w. Robert son, Ottawa, chairman royal commits sion on industrial training and uecn- nical education, on The Conservation of Life in Rural Districts" Dr. J. A. Mcdonald, Toronto, on The Timeli- ness of the Association to Meet the Needs of Canada; Alfred E. Merling and w. D. Murray, New York, on "A Decade of Association Progress"
 Among the additional speakers will be the following: Archdeacon Cody of Toronto; Galen M Fisher, Tokio, Japan; E. T. Cotton, New York; Dr. George L. Robinson, Chicago; Rev. James Logan Gordon. Winnipeg; N. W. Powell, Toronto; Dr. c. A. Bar bour, Rochester, N Y. Clyde R. Joy, Keokuk, la; w. K. Cooper, Washing ton, D. C.; l.. w. Messer, Chicago, and Mir. A. G. Studer, Detroit.
 In place of the regular session on Saturday there will be an athletic meet and gymnastic exhibition.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
BOYCOTT ON TIGHTWADS
High School Misses In Kansas Town Insist on the Right to Eat
 Ice Cream.

Sylvia, Kan. Oct. 2S.-Twenty-two girls of the Sylvia high school, com. prising almost the entire younger so. cial set of the town, have formed an Anti-Tight Wad club. its purpose be. ing to boycott the young men who can walk bravely by an ice cream parlor without offering to treat their com. panions.
 A set of iron-clad rules forbids the members being seen in company with any young man boycotted by the club, The girls are from 14 to IS years old,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
MARKET ETQUOTATIONS
LIVE STOCK.

Oct. 29 1910
 NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.-Cattls- Native beef steers, S6.0oQSOO; cows and helfers, S3.50M700: ockers and feeders S3.5O@5.50; Texas steers, $A0007OO Tex. as cows and heifers. S3.00Q475; calves in car load lots, $60oTS co. Hogs-Nlixsd and butchers. $S,S50910; good heavy $50 0@S.25; rough. $S5oQS.75; light, sSst @9.10; pigs. sS.50m9 %. Sheep-Muttons SS.75n425; lambs, $5.50Q7O0,
 CHICAGO,-Cattle- Reeves. s45OG7S0 cows and heifers. s220a6.25; stockers and feeders, s4S0d500; Texans. s3.S5G565i calves. $7.25d 1000. Hogs-Mixed and butchers. sS.05R9.0s; good heavy. GSOd S.s5: rough heavy. sLSOGS.OO' light sSa @9lo; pigs. $s.15dS.S0. Sheep-Natve S2.I50440; Western S3.00m435; lambs $4I5G7.lo: Western. s5.0oQ1oO
 GRAIN.
 ST. LOUIS.-Wheat- ? red. sSd 100la: No red. 91 i9 n97. No. { red S59 92; No. hard. 93al %: No. 3 hard. s0d 1914; No. 3. 4S1a No ? yellow, 49qgh No, yellow. 4Sia, No. white 4sa4sh, No. white 4S12. Oats-No. 2, 32dS2H; No. 3, 3l: No. 1, SO No. ? white SS standard. S21aqS3, No. white. afs.9 321s No. white 30ia 03l
 CHICAGO.-W -Wheat-No. ? red. sSd 95le; No. 3 red 99 n9li2; No, hard 9424 G97; No. hard 92Q94 No north, ern. l.05T1.06& No 2 northern. N0Sg 105; No. 3 spring. $l00G1.oS. Corn-No ?. 49h 049%; No. 3. 4964914; No. 4 QiSh No yellow. 49a4 Q50h; No . yellow, 4914 G49%4: No 2 white. 5Oh,a 50h Oats-No. ? white. SSa339 stand ard. 32A a33: No. white, 3l ,. QS2&' NO white. 3l&l 0S2. KANSAS CITY.-Wheat-No ? red, m95; No. red. 91G9S No. 4 red, ssg 91; No. hard. 91@97 No. hard. sohg 94; No, { hard. SSQ91 Corn-No ! Sa' No. 3, 47% GAS; No. ? yellow S% NO; 3 yellow, 4S1a; No. white, 4Sh , NO; white 4s@4SA Oats-No. 2, 3esSvs No. 8. 29M30: No. white. 3l l2Q QSS' NO 3 white. S1QS2.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
Mark Twain Left Sst1,t36.

Danbury Conn, Oct 2S-The in. ventory of the estate of Samuel I. Clemens Mark Twain) shows a total of $611,136. The humorists copyrighted publications and manuscripts are held by the Mark Twain company incor porated, in which the estate has stocI valued at $2000OO.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
Robber Holds Up Nine Persons.

Osage, Okla, Oct. 22.-A lone rob- Der held up and robbed eight persons in the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail- road passenger station here. Later he robbed the clerk of local hotel nd escaped.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
Oil and Ice PIants Burn

Macon, Ga, Oct. 2S.-The plants of the Southern Cotton Oil company and Atlantic Ice and Coal corporation were destroyed by fire here. The loss H estimated at $200,000.