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tootle
V0,~ EWI N? 23,671
Tn-da?. |irn?hohl? fair and ronler
i'.i in.ir'iH? ni??elllml. With p?>??ilile rala.
NEW-YORK? THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. I'M l.-TWEEVE VM?VS.** HUGE ONE CENT
la ( it > ??
,f Net? ...rli. a\?g?af 4 HT onjl Hobofc?
EMEWMSaU. TWO I ENT?.
IN MANY FIGHT CLUBS
Fire Commissioner's Report Af?
fects Many of the Biq
Organizations.
BROWN'S PLACE CONDEMNED
Long Acre Club Will Protest
Against the Recommendations
-Others Comply but
Grumble at Expense.
?
T ra ? '?->mmissir?n?-r Johnson ram- Into
. ed boxing situation yaatarday.
I ?-.<?nnd tJaaa -?'.th a statement of
porta of ht? 'r?peotor*? on Th? vari?
? oxing clubs licensed by the boxing
:ssion to hoM bouts "he r-ports
-a?,-r>mmen?ln"oT?-i of ?ho Fir? T>e
nent will be fH*>i -vi*h th?1 Buri-fl",
Df-fl for action, and it developed
??? -iaht that Johiaaoti'i acthrlty ama
a a fight from ?me club
and i -impls's ??'..Tender from another.
" Newman > Long A or?? Club, in
= -???et. ib th* on? that propose* to
flight th*? raeaniitandaitaVisai of th?? Fir?
mm BBjoner aad Pmwti ? fcthlatlc
? he?o^uartera aiid boxing ring
m- Btrrwrn't g-mo.-.?''.***. in Waal 2M
.?-??? | tha -?em-to be on th?
? s-.-rspri?r WnUaa J Bro-rn
~- ba-ojM i*aportar that f th? Fin?
Conmlaeionei ? ?*? mm?ndatl?->ns meant
? big*?-xp? - ? ? raba arotaM paaa op"
tha benefits of the Fr?*v !???.- tan
*'- Bja* t rj ga-^ifj tha 'ficht -ram"" andar
th? Praarlajf act -?a? a seconda*-- martyr
an ?oij hf dkta't propose
f > ?> Bl ?o ;hjr. be?'R'lSe "f |
- ? oral pa us ? boa r ? r, ii?
|ht a.? asell take advantage
-ai prorlsi. ns, and Intandad to
? smal! *vi \ ?-cording to the
Fir? r?:iartment report? his gymnasi in.
? ommod.-,??? s n Dina hun
tha Lonf
?tu- ? ".ub, sa' . - ';i had
... mend
r not deas
- ' ? . r ,? meeting "f
| ?
"The ' ? ' ?? : .irtniTit
? ? - i
to aaadi
. I I ? ?.- od eao*ag f? r every
Oor bul ding li ii| M H
".h all
?
Must Safegu-"-d Auaiences.
- into
is tc?
I ? .- nerally aa a
no*. Ice th?t the*- irould have to lmn.il?
? oouts in atrlrt conformity wtth the
:?\?-. <'?>mniis"loner Joh >n i
'?? - ? . are
Bl | i
I the boxtat
rha Wra I ? ? a**tn*taa * ?? | r
na ag-tnta th* following dial
?.- ? ?
?
Pol-i Athletic and M
neu
? : ? thiletic
I
?
I ? . ... been
-.rderi since the Fraw
... ...
t? 1th chain.
I itl ? bad to
- .nd it is . 'omn i ?-? - John
on a
-'.?? eae hun
' I] ;? b<
; il*?.l up \r. I
?
1
? and oh
the oui
.
if Exit
- Ight-inch let.
? i Joai
? ? ' .:
I Let night.
? .
' -1 rai?
Bro.vn's Gymnasium Hit.
17 Woa
I ?)?: <-"m
..... - . .
- th*? Fraw I? .
? ? 'Tltt
? r man "f hPir'n.
?
er made public Ualla
n? ? ? ? ? ? d a Mh th.s
? riar:
th?
\ 117 Ws-an] 28d
. ? |ng ? ,
?:
? ????. a ng of
: ' .inni:.?
? ,.?i ?j trom !he fir-*
? .n,'! la i'i'-t ;,*?!!t It
s-eroua
. . , . i-tjnent
. ???-.??.' ?-? ?? ?
trblcb llcea-a.
4 the
ding bur? ?
opan
'.?iiii..iis ar- ?i
. ? - Boxing
.'??: on tlnr-1 fl'.'ir ?.f bulldJnaj
? ? . ? l-OTSajr? I'.!'" ?I"
tlldlni
? Mri . aaa l* ? I
rna. whi.-ii ? oataJa tin? a ? bu?
' ? l?.thing. Ih*''i ?*P
? ? i j .-?.i?." ara I :' "'
? n op five. mtefM la main
oxlni ring 's iltasaa.
- alao a paaaaiaaaT ?'* foet ,s
m?; Hjaatli '?f'r "f
tolrway ?'-> -*?';<1
? irwa ta 34th street aid?.
Mala fjtj a doorway
ri.?: two atalr
ar?.nstruitt'd of
i .ir ?rna and *'?H" 'a",illlk'
?. ,,i loa-ata -a l"oi ,,f
i ii?iD"e.i ib ?'? aaal paaj*
Municipal Control of
the Car Scat Hog
Are wc goinfc to have it1
Some profess to think they
see a ?Sesinning m our new
method of handling nosh ho?jr
crowds on Brooklyn Bridge.
This prospect wi be whim
sicallv treated with pen and
pencil m
Next Sunday's Tribune
LIABILITY FOR BAGGAGE
Railroads May Be Held for Full
Value Despite $100 Clause.
Boaton. pppt t\ N<it?v)thstandin?r the
provision in th?1 r?siliation?, of th?? Inter?
state Commer?-? I 'nmmi.?si?n that a rail?
road rompanv may not be liable for
meara ?han ?*?K?'? In ?-as?? of loss of a pas?
senger's hn*,K*ge. th* Supreme Court of
M3ssa?-h'isetts, in a <1*"'ls!on han?1e?i
down to-?iav. holds that th? railroad
mn- ?Alt. ha Ha hi?5 for Um full value of
th? bftfcnze* when the passenger knew
nothing; of the recul?t.on and dirt not as
sen? to it.
The i-mir overruled the ?xcep'rons
taken bj ?h?? Boston & Ma^ne Railroad
''ompanv to * v?rd;?t of |2.1SS awarded
hj? Judge Hnrrls. of the Superior ?'our?.
a'?T a ?rial without ?? iu-" to Kath
?artaa Honker, of Lo* Angeles, for the
]onn of hpr t-x-o ?runks nnrj n ?jim^ase
wh-n ?h? T.ake *ohraap?ea, N h raitroad
Itatlon iraa 1'Urned on S?-r""T>'->er 1T.
1 >!>..
LORD CAMOVS ARRIVES
As "Mr. Stonor.' He Avoided
Publicity ou Board Ship.
Lord ' unoyft who Ig engaged to ntarr*/
Mips Mildred Sherman, daughter of Mr.
am) Mr?. WlUlaia Watta Sherman, nr
rirot here .-,n Tlllatalaj night etMard the
White Star liner <'Ivmpir. To oacar.*?
publicity he appeared on tlM passenger
?ist a? Mr. R. St,?nor. an?! on the r-;p
. a.tor?, rarely appeared outside his
room, having all hig meals servoj ?
there. Further to hide his identity he I
ha?) frown a thick musta<-he. BtOOOT II
aron'l family name, nil f ;',: name
heing Ralph Pran'-is Juttai
A representar:ve of the Sh'rman fain?
" met Lord ("Hill""? at the ploT, O/bOrg
the exam.nation of big hagizaj??-- wag ex?
pedited He nada a verjr amaJI d*M*lara
tlon of dutiable article.?,. When the
? thai hi ? ? : ?'implied with
p .? -1 and host started for Newport.
The .-hermana expect to lose their
Newport home and move Into their Fifth
a\ enue ta nd of this
? ? '?-.es:a4?h I ? - .ne. ]
N'?- I' P T 9*pt ' Mffl I '?'
| Englai??!, w;o la engaged tu marry Misa i
Mildred Sherman, daughter of Mr. an?i '
lili? '-A . law ?Yalta ?)i?--rman. a ? Wot lata
to-day from New Tor*. He [a 'he g'iest of
Mr. end Mrs. "Lawrence L GUleepie, the
.1 ?later of htiaa Sherman. Lor<l
.?. evening dined erlth his nancee,
Mr. and Mrs. .Sherman end Mr and Mr>.
a Sha man borne. A? ord?
? the < <??.--. arnaajLl the -?'immer
? v . Uni ? i be a Sow
York ' ?to in Noven ?
....'.?
?KILLS SUPPOSED MAD. DOG
; Patrolman Ends Panic in House
Where Fox Terrier Bites a Man.
I After bittet ",;p poraon and ??tni'ini al
I ..? lea tement laat evening la
No. 484 treet, a foi terrier.
? ? i ? - ?? u ehol end
? Baal !
? ? ?
- .
ihlfuei ? ? Ifttea, I
I anl
by an. ? ? ' i ? ' ? ouae but that
ir had been
Lee t i f An
i drew Ju<leon Of No. 7.':: t.?'\.iig:?ir, avenue,
f tha
II.
??? ?i. Juda ? . ? r
I
I In the all
_- ei '-n.irl
- ., - B| ? erj
44
I so i ? I not wieh to have It
1 deetro ?
? ?s:?..' ?? ??:"-. U d
... | | | .te. It !
r to hill it.
? ? ?? for th?
B? ?->?:.??
CHILL FOr'hAY FEVER
Victims Cured by Daily Visits to |
Brewery Cold Storage Room.
? - i eat ? i ? oi?i
itoraa ''i?r i? ef/ectiva j
. ? ?
?M?h tha ?
? ? -,
- ., f . ? . r ?: i duriug ?ne hue
??m of ? brewery In which
... I daj 111 th?
... . ? ?
? " ? _
J. R. KEENE IMPROVING
No Febrile Symptoms Shown and
No Complications Anticipated.
,:,,,,, H?.?n | Jarnea R K*?-n? the
??. --.imriK ,-x? ?-'l.-nr
? rai "n
.... (jon i"
?
1 |i -1,., ?a- ? n.i U li? ' ?
a nid nu complication? are antkri
_.
DYNAMITE FLOT IN NAVY YARD.
|a ?,| ,,l r. Of
ta ai?niii the tram?-"' ? h ?if
li itoatlni ?i-iri'k el the Claarteetown j
I -gore um??4Ul uni bp ?awtaaen
?,. ,,_ preaen?'a u??- offlclmla ol ni??
yard *r.. s?-.: ??? m -. ? ? plol to wreck Ute
?'ran. ?nd other fard ap|>aral i
_ >
NEGRO SEAMEN REFUSED WORK.
. PA it ?? Plve ?.imdr?-?l -
! n.-Kr?. raaaaaea an *l? -r11 11? her?, nnd ar?
: gttbafetJavg ?m free ?4???alg Tin
?In?, to the .-trike will enable ?hip
? t.? man theti Bhipa irlth ?rblt? end
,., , rnpki) rtegreea
-m
ONLY ONE WOMAN JUROR LEFT.
\ igastii'- s? pi I 'if i??i
i called ' lui n Klfif ' ? i
,.,,. . g ..' - -, th? I ?. ? ? "' ?
1 i>ef|. , Bcuaed ?.hi n i'l n|?tioii
U GH HANGS
?EiF in mm
James E. Bowman, of Newburg.
N. Y? Found Dead in
Grand Union.
CAREFULLY PLANNED DEATH
Provided Himself with Gas Tube
in Case 30 Yards of Rope
Wouldn't. Do Work?Uspd
Chair as Drop.
A man th? reeisteferj a? .?ani?s F.
Bowman, <-.f N'eu-hur.;. N. T , hanee?)
himself yesterday In a room on the asa*
ond floor of the Grand Union Hotel, at
Fourth avenue and 41M str?=?t Am"ne
his efferts -were a new s-as tube, which
It is thought he intended to use in kill?
ing himself, and thirtv yards of r,?*v
rope, a part of Which ?*e used to hane
himself.
The hotel management said lie hod
registered ]at?s on Tuaadaj afternoon
and had jrone to his room He did n"t
?to m the dinine r?.."m for meals, and
nothing was heard from him. A.1 B
o'olork ?-ejtprdav a maid tried to enter
his room and found it ICsAed. There
"ii no respons?- to repeated Imocklnga
and ?he eolled the manaaer Patlich
Collltia, a porter, ?-jjmred out on the fire
aocape of aiMkther rootn and ?ra? e '
across to the wind a I th< r
pien hy the sulnde.
When he forrerj t>?.> ? | (JO? 'if fOUI*?i
Boss man's body haiiglng from a ateam
pipe near th? celling ol tb? room, t?"
hai app^r ntl? b?**ei dead f? r n or? than
taro boura th? Burgeons said V. -
the thin
to malo h ? ? ?? ?? id ws "f tue
in th ? ? n uaed fot ^ -? I
operated ?lroi, lie ,-tt ? .? ttera
r.,.?oc .,' . (planatlon concerning ata
dde He i-.a?. II In Mils and 4! ?
change, i gold ?rate? ind chain, and i
number <>f articles of clothing H? I ? -
about forty-three ??? in ap
ptu-ant go ?j health.
The hot--! managenaoBt laid they had
no i-ecord ' hla striving at th
Union pr ivioua to T lead i
I'l'r- ..It!;.
Btreet atatlon, r the
round, and be made ^
plete eaaren of the man'a affecta, but.
-? to Indicate ,i re
for the Buicid? ?'"pin. r Hellenatein
gave ; n for th? remoa/aj of tha
imdv to an undertaking room n
?lst ?.-?-? . daa*ected that the N
burg police i.nmunicated with.
? RM Tntune. |
Ne? burg, .n. y., sej.t. a.?atamea E.
nidii arm? a ? -aat-tenl He
area a maagbar of tha Leonard Bowman
? unmany. ?'holeeaUe gro???rs, racently ln
corporatcd al .-?ben- wil . ;i ? apil
? ...n He ?is ais?, a member i I
linn of \\>st?-"it 4 Hu? man. lira dealer?,
..ri ?-.m? ? d this city, ara I
gaged In th? eal '?Ta;.. braain?aa In Mew
burg. T' a Lea .? d Bowman ? otnpan a i
g.ii'ii to xuWe ovei th? Interaata "f tha Brm
? if Doyle &. I.eonar'l. ?"-.hits. Of
Ity Meanwhile Mr. Bowman ?ma
man for Doyle & Leonard.
i !?? lef ?*'. e ,,r the ' on
..:.?: | Po
? rda ?
Bowman lived at ? et wit
lus wife and or.'- son. II?
day morning oatei - fork
?'ity on butdnetsa He gav?
e v,.i? planning t.. and ? life.
. ? ihi afl
liorna Monda] until .1 mai
nil Being hia d?
The suicide leaves a b si Bo?
man. f No 104 Po| ? ? ivenue, Topeka,
Kan., and 1
ol No
!!?'.?'?
?
TOADSTOOLS KILL TWO MORE
Italian Woman Dies Here and
Man bl Mount Vernon.
i'w from
the off? ? ng 1
? ?
the victim.?? In i"
aa .ught
a me ? ? ?'.;??
at?*
incm that ntgtil Hh? a u tnken ill th?
?nine evening, but II ants not until 9* ?'
n.i'm ng that hei ? p*aed "n Ma
?jv t.? v?Tk I? an. Dr. F
si. in. of N Itti Btreet Mr?
? ..Hi .'i di< ' ?
'. m a ?" -? ''""
th Fifth
.??*-n>,<\ Mount '? ?-n?-'n. picked toadatoofca
noon and dtatrilrated (beta to
. in after ea"nc
,n,l w. did ? .i?- other neraona. The
....
? 1 i taken In 'he hoatnital
......
?
nd Aa
".our Bl?.?- I .'.." Blanco
Mr?. - ? Mar "i. Mrs. ?Ii
Marmot, CI ai ? - - Basralll of No Ml
South Seventh aveno?; Ralph I'll?-?1, of
*tjo, 114 Booth .??'?"???nth Bvaniaa, ..n?i R
. 4 ??;,. \ . .
GOLD INGOTS AND GEMS FOUND
Treasure Buried for Centuries Discov?
ered Under Church in Portugal,
?geai b Portua
_-. .'.nit-ni. while rakini? .in in'."'Hur? of
, rrurcti propel found In the under
groami
?ninuii' "1 treasure, the property "f friars
:??? ;itr". moat of which th?
autI. Um 1 im.' '1 had llttk
Th, ... ' amidol lona of aeaJUi dat.
the reef? ba which l*ortugal wa.?
rolonlal power Tb? .lie.?:??! dtocoveie*]
rille,) with gold Ingots and plates, and gold
oenaatenta Btuddad ?ph tnorrooua rubiea
Tha altar furniture la ol pure ajoM,
The dtacoeariaa casnstd aatst-ittoa n thia
city, n 11? presumed tha- the t*raaastra aadar
. i.,? 1 ,jt:?.! 1 Laa *wll| iW4*?E-f1 to tb? la
BURGLAR FLED FROM TOY PISTOL.
? ig. -? I vv;in,im Keatei
.,i.i. ...iit.-.i a B?ngter to ?U\ arlth ?
t,,\ |,i?i"i Ha ?in?? ovarad the ;n.?ii la th
houao, and potntiaa the paatol .,1 him.
h.iii'Ih ii'"' The aurgtai
__ ? e
ATLANTIC RATES TO BE RAISED.
i?\-ri??.oi Bept ?? ha ? rasntlt ?g 1
PI - mpaaaa.
" I '.
U v ? K.
THIS TIME I MEAN IT!"
v, of Te: announced that he will not be a candi?tUte for re^?f?tion tb the L'nited States
?ing Hie last ?4?5?ion, but quickly withdrew his resignation.
EES JIM 10 ID
U i Ui
Newport Clergyman Told the
Marriage Was to Take
Place To-day..
ANOTHER PASTOR DECLINED
No License Applied for in Rhode
Island. So Far as Known?
Yacht Still in the
Hudson.
I - ma
Ken port, Et i f* pi ,; The ai no
?steal to-d . ? ' he Roe rYederlch I*
Erno';" I Ml ,l: ?? ;' ' Little
???r.. ii. !.. had be.-n eahed to marry
Coloi ? ! h;,d
r lutbl from the Rev. l?r. Ed?
i. Johneon, ?: thii I i ' '
raenl thai ? ! I,r":t' ''" '
<n th?- aul ? thai und
- ' ? :
Dr I ' " ' '
?h., had approached him n the r?pro
?
I
? have th.ireinony
Mond
I Th '" ?i"::n
Augu ?? - ? ? "* rtl"
? ' ?
! (ifY>r ,.;irn , u all arbo have
i,..,.., ? nothing of
ajfcr
iir. John -"' ^f,"
I c torete tn the 1 Irai Bapttet
? \'. -\o.-k. ihia
!. In ?p?.
of the off??r that had t \ ? hin
- '
??it wan e '"' of mom to refuao and
, |a> temptai i poor mlrilater, but
i did not feel that 1 ' ouM r-?aUT2 th?
couple whatever ema offer
,f . .... n | -?or ,. ha i
been rnarrled her? ' - ,A*'"k '' would
bom i uticeeeery for Coloiial A it r
and bii lUnc??e w Iahen oui their
nian-iH?rr ? ?k- Under the
KhiKl? l-!.'ivi " * I now I -sary
, -coman arho ? ?? at to
' wni{ ? . ? tlm? the mar
reddlnsT
... ? hai LT4WI
! no ii" ? ? -- ' '",T k",iw''
! uh,.n colonel 1 ' b ? !.?"??? ?re
! to \ ball Nee pi "' -
?r Colonel letor ??iahee to be iiLtrned
'? iiere It pi t be a bard
taeh, ? ' " ~ '['?r,"r
C? utl ' ,hl1 "1,,r"
mon} ?
Lim, compton. R. i. net* ,; the
L Brooh? paaaaO? ?
? churrh here, bai ? ?>'
.? ,-.. ;,t the raarrlace of Colonel
,i.i. Ajnot and Mhei ?tad?
Talmadge ?f*brce Uafl hea declined owing
?strfctlona irhlch we ?Church
. . ?? ,,,.. n-uTtage ." divorced per
v iordlng lo Mr. ?Brooha tb?
|of th, ?redding wut tti tot to-moiTow,
land waa " ta *""
j port i: i
N?, .,nrtrm.iti?>n ?'"ii.i be iv*ttiined Itere
,?,..?.?., of the ?tory tn.m N?-.vi?,rt
.,,.,, tha natxrtiatg? ai Cunntun AMot aad
Mlae ?fot-o? tnuid ImJaa i-? - '??<???
,..,?,?.... Asu.rs racbt Nome erai
,-lnsj real ?*AtTttotm m the Hudaoa
o? Tilth of.-y aad el hM n??
berna II erai Hated
:..Mt nltrbl thai ...? de-jaurtii?a for New?
. taha placa ? ???*?"? tha aazt
1 a? Hi I" ?1 '???
TO BE LINKED_BY_WIRELESS
British Admiralty in Touch Soon
with All Parts of Empire.
'ah;?? t?, rhe TTlbtUM '
London, Sept ?.? Recent ?o?peHi?a>?ta.ta
that have been carrtad ml In Sow?amaA'
land by Mgnof Mansorri with a view to
perf<'?-rin?r ? r, ?. -s eoraunuai? atlona upon
the ? ?bore line, uro understoo?!
? ? huge scht?ine bow undo**
???rati?. ly the Imperial govern-.
ment Intended to unit?? various parts of
? mpire In B wireleu telegrophlo sys
I tem having direct communication with
I .
SLAYER ESCAPES HORSEMAN
Mounted Flagman Pursues Man
Who Shot and Killed Italian.
Pursue?! a bloek by a man on h<?rs??
: hai-k. who was waving a red lantern
'ami ;.Hiing nt the top of his lungs, the?
'man who si,??r Luigi Molinari. of No. #8.
1 ?owning stre.t, ran down Eleventh ave?
nue last night ami was soon lost in th? ;
A-j of 29th rrtroet Motlnarl Ii:
d a I.
Tiler?- Wai "? ;?r.'! I ihol about 7
. k in the hallway of No. 7Sd West |
SQfth Ktr'-?-t, an?l one man ran out and
down toward BUirventh a\?-nue. a min
.?'.??rward Molinari walked OUI paln
t'iok i fen steps and th??n sat
OB th?? sidewalk. Patrolmen "Join?
ing up to him called Dr. Rom "rom the
Mew Tort Hoapitnl, but the ambularce
?? n foiinil the around In the Italian'-?
left breaal ?rae fatal. He di?'?i in ? few
rnlnutea.
Thixnai Cantwell, I Tagman for the
Mew Y"rk ?'entrai, was the man ?>n
boraeback. It is hlr, dim- to rid*? In front
Hht trains .'??ming Up an?l ?i?iwn t |
avenue, ami wh<en he naw the man run?
ning be followed, but lost him in a block.
The police sai.i Mniinari t'>?>k another
man'l place m ? strike five months Hgn.
and that the sh?>??tiiig irai probably an
! a. r of revenga.
LOSES LIFE WARNING OTHERS
Long Island Train Kills Woman Who
Was Signalling to Children.
Margaret i ir? nf \??. ;?; .??or
? " i killed ? freight ?rain
of ? ? r ??ni.? lelend Railroad las? nut'i? at
? -rot ari'l Rtfehwlck eventie,
atneburg Bhe * :?s Ifl ?-one '??ar.H
o mother of Rer? rHr?.
' | rh V.o, ord,"
M-v i tending on the "a.-k?
ode a? a erowd of i-'iildren
.?in ??IT. In h<*r iinrte'-- to w(v?
?sjMji ? a Unawred too long; Dr.
?he/Ick Hoapltal, came n
? ? ?m atnbulai He sat?!
id inel Inatanl death.
-?
TRIES TO PUNCTURE TIRES
Physician Nabs Small Boy, and the
Police Scold Him.
., |H>ar?| in whl?-h were ??".?ral
Mayer gelenehl. thtrteea year? ?aa\
of No ;i Ka.?? tilth atrajat, tiled t.? ?auurt?
are the Urea en the automo lie ?? Di
w in -. ; ... of Mo. IS41 Madavva
rnooN Tha plora? laa
? i from hla car when ba <???? a?
boy '.?.;? .?? tad "grabbed Urn,
! Then I . ? ,- iik. I t?> the K.is?
etreel poHce ttat?ion, irliete be roamiroi a
11.i srioMlaa fr<?m the lieutenant. H?- was
th?'ii rHrai??-?!. Th? I'Oll?? sai?1 they ha?1
atony r?omp.amta from autonio.il'ist that ?
Khe tir?-s on tht-if maciiiii?-s bad tarnt p'in.t
tared with nail??
a
5.000 POUND CHEESE FOR FAIR.
S'.ra?'is?-. N I . ? rfjd I a at.m ????arti
? ?i pound -, believe,! to 1?*? th?> larR.-st '
ever ma?!.-, errived hi i"n? Law?
?ill*?, ?bare i? atam f1"1 toge*?l?er, un?i? ir tho
t?o? ?if Haare?* n????- Il eraa
hj au?..iii?iiiii'' tauen to l ? ? tie r.iir
in u ai i t>e ? kJUbrteai m M
?. S. FISHING SCHOONER
SEIZED B? DOMINION
The Arbutus, of Gloucester, De?
tained by Canada for Al?
leged Illegal Act.
TREATY OF 1818 VIOLATED!
International Fisheries Agree?
ment of 1908, Already a Dead
Letter. May Be Abrogated
by Laurier Government.
By Pa ? i:-.iph to The T
Ottnara, s?-pt. 6.?The Canadian gov?
ernment tea BOiaed the ?Jloucester
Bchooner Arbutua at Louiaborg. Thai
Arbutus put Into Loulaburg <>n bar way
to ?;'??.-? r Mass., and "here took on
a conalgnment of fiab ''.? g her
ownera In i
This ."instituted a violation Of the
treaty of IS IS. under which United Mateo
fishinir reaaela may i.ut in at Canadian
porta only for auppllea, water or s; ?
The Canadian authorities promptly
Belied the veaael ami ?rill coaflaoata ivr.
with h"r 'j.irpo. [t is th*?. first, seizure
ever made under this provlaloii of the
An '.nt??r?*8tlni' sit-iation is Ilk- to re?
luit 'rom th?? capture ?if th?? ochoobar.
H'-r owners. It i.-? h.???I, will ajip.-al to the
T'n:t<?(] i-tat?s C"v "rnm??rit. ralatng what
may prove ..n mtei-national queatioa of
s.nTi'? importan. ??
The ?aptain of the Arhutus dectnr
? ... aoaa la the
and 'hat other .?>< bocatera wto in
the kahlt of entering porta la Nova
Scotia under similar conditiona.
I? was i ao Btated eeml-offlrtally bare
t'l-.ia- that from pt*aa*ent Indication?
?a?ada is to irithdraw frnm tlio
International Haberte? treat: ? n
frith the United Bl ?tea In 11*38.
rt win ho renumbered that lua?ee tho
terma of th? treaty i-t-giilatkma p-ovorn-.
Ing flaherlea m internat hui?, i ?mtara
aren drawn up by rYofeaaor Prince, fnr
Cataada, and Pro fe Mar David I
Jordan, far the ' alted Btataa.
Alter being drawn up they w??ra? np
p. ???.1 sip-ins'?- by 'lie United Stat??-? in?
terests ??n Lake Michigan and tin: I'?
. |f|c Coauat, ?rhteta Internate sont-ht to
ba further ? ibangea mad?? for th??ir
benefit.
The Cana ai "-oven i I ?
make the further riiattgaa, and Baaaui
arhllfl 04>tblng baa been dim?- by a
...|. ? five enTert to the agieement. It
?. Lntim ?t?-d officially thai i inada
will withdraw- aH?*?gether therefi
?I'll.- treaty pnwtcrlbed detailed i-eaj
tlona and .'?aartcttona arlth regard t.. tha
taking ??I iish m ail ? .
GERAGHTYS BACK IN NEWPORT
Bnde Does Not Inform Her Parents of
Her Return.
M\ T?1?a*r*.ph ? ...? ?
Xawport R i. Bapf .; Mr -and Mrs
?-.jai k ' i lei if ? ? oae adesas-a-ant ? n
In AnRUSt nava? this rttv ?ni.-h a stir, ai?
tiack ni ?hi-? .-Ity after their ?xtenile,! ntav
?prinKtlehi. They arrive.l t.i-niKl.t
froni PaH aUve? on the Kail River Line
?.fanier ead w??r?? driven ?t anea to tne
Hotel ?JOjUldaaehi where they have taken
tmenta pendiag the furnishing of the
arbich they bave rented un Everett
i..n?? nus e\a-iiina Oeragbty took his
?n.- of iia pe?anla, where
,-, rordlally received, but ao f.ir .??.
, .mi.i ha learned she ?lui not inform >i*.r
i?,r?'ii'-. >!l and Mi? Aaaoa T'i. k Wrmoeh,
? i? m lo? n Qaragi.1 y Is '?> an
.it. for h i: I'cinii.r jg.un La ala
ituUiutoblla at ?-.lu-sh
MAN SAYS HE SAW
MRS. KATIE KILLED
Writes to Prosecutor Wenden
burg He Was an Eye Wit?
ness to the Tragedy.
WOMAN STRUCK WITH GUN
Then. Writer of Letter Declare?,
He Heard the Report of a
Gun?Lived Near Scene
ot;the Shooting.
Richmond. Va . tout I AM plena ?*??
the prosecution in ?he ?-i.se of H?*tn*V
Clay Brattle, on tria! for the murder O?
hi? wife, tpjpjf he changed as ?he result
of a letter rereiverl to-night by foiti -
IIManwaallh'l Attorney Wendenburg from
a man who claims to have been an lyg
witness bo the killing of L/vnse riwen
Beattle. Mr. Wendenburg states that he
may ask rh<? court to-morrow to reopen
the rase for the. introduction of the new
evident-? before the final addressee tn
the jury.
Mr. Wendenhure refused to dlvulg*
the name of the alleged eye WttssOaaa, hut
?aid Investigation to-day ha* proved
labal the man had heen ??mplo-. ?d at ?
farm hand near the scene of ?he ?Time.
In his tetter the man Myi he ni an
automobile stop and heard a man and
woman quarrelling. Then ??he man at
ta?'ked the woman with tha sto??k of |
??liotgun. he declared, and ?his was fol
lowed b" the- report of a gun
Numerous letters hatea been ?eXaTtveal
by the commonwealth from p?r?-or?
claiming to have witnessed the murder
hut none of them has been g-*n ?i?h
serious consideration by the proaecutor
as this.
Couniol Confer with Judga.
While counsel for bo?!i sidras raVB?
fcrn^d with Judge William A. Wavtaoe
here tu-diy ?-oncernliig the legal
basis for the argumenta to-tuorrair al
? hesterfleld Courthouse, detectives 'or
th?^ commonwealth Investigated a ?-hare?
that Beulaii Binford. the so-called fr'
m the as?, wis an accessory befo: - ?
fact.
The prosecution applied to JuaTufa Wat?
son to delav the release of the girl from
liatody at least until to-morro'v. .ludir?
Watson was informed that if the in?
vestigation was su<-<"??f .1 Betrieb Bin
ford might be arrested and hadad
an act fssory.
Judge Watson t?>-?iay r?ji*aeVed a teae
gram from a man in ?'hicag?.. idvtaing
thai Paul B?-.?tr:?\ a cousin of Il^n
indicted aa an a.-cessorv, the Chteaf?ai
dr?claiing be would ? ?jiu?? to < "i?isterfle|.t
Courtbouaa to testify if H -?..r?' so de?
rit-edL
Detective h. L. S< her? r. who has been
prominent in working up the ? ase of the
prose? ".it ion. to-night r?pudi?t?-?! an
??ach purpose as to B?-att>. -iut taid that
?he investigation as to Reniai! B.n?or?!
had not been finished.
"I do not attach much importan' ? 10
it." said S?-herer tn-night. '"ami it sf
?luite probable that Miss Binford will be
n-b-ased to-morrow. Yet we arc work?
ing on the Information ??aoaleejd. an?! nill
nmtinai to do so regardless ?if her rt>
leaaa to-morrow or the verdi? t m ih*
caaeJ*
Irritatad Because Not Callad m Ca?a.
Detective Scherer made this statement
?mmediatelv after leaving the COM
jail to-night, where he talked with Beu
lah Binford. The latter fretted at fear
long d?'tentlon. and accused the prose? a
tion of connivance in preventing her
from testifying, because "they knew she
i'ould g^t a bigger contract on th? suk""
If she had be?n allowe?! to take the sraii'i
When she learned of the InitaMlgllllBI
manta to-day she was greatly irr ?
M she had hoped to gain h?-r fre?>?lom t -
morrow. The report on whi-. h the in?
vestigation was based am.- flrst in a
am from the West, wlii'li iHlgei
that Hanfin had knowi???!)," of
the tragf-d\.
In 1a.ll to-dav Miss Binfirl < , n
imr that Banry ?'. Seattle, Jr. had] daj
clarea] he hoped to eat dinner ??-h '- ?
famllv on Sunday next. ?,X'-lainii"l.
"Td give a million ?loilars to lee n
de it:"
Th?? aririmer' OVeTa<the instru? tinp? t*>
be given to the Jury occupied ?bree -?
t??-day. The insttvarttont are brief and
will n??t be made p'ibll?: until delivered
t?? ?he 1 morrow. They ,r?- sm?
i'ar. however, to ?laOae given
mous mur?ier < ase, aiain-' yA->r w
Ctte, of ?'harlottesvl'le, I/a., y??? .-??ara
ago, when th? V!?-g'ni;4 Supreme ?
set a precedent in deterni;n:ntr ItOl t '
thr'ist asfdOn what it r-carded o? -<n OVi
dent I] f.?:r \ ei-di? ?. merd; n b'gal t??ii
nlcalltlea
The conference t?)-?lay to??* pia?-e m a
.1 1 ' ?ra-v here. fAtd pondOH'lll '? ?? uni"
v... . ?aped on th?" table w ; ere >????
argued. The Anal draft mail?? by .ludge
w itaon ? mi'i'ie.i th? usual ???rfunctory
?4 <>i the defence that the in?l'-t
ment be niiaehod bei 1 ?-? the re?
? ? ?Inubt. " aii'l a similar instru? ti?in
ot the ??'?mm.'tiw.'aith that t te jury tln?l
the erruiad guilty at miirdei 'ipon the
?draa by Paul h.-hh? ^a t?
..i,f..s.si.?n.
May Go to Jury To-morrow.
.1 .-ii;" \*? .its'Ui ?I- !are?| t?? night tha'
?- the uisiru? tafMM to the
a ? our! i? ni' rron be mtendi .i t
ask bow long ? llana ama a?*aa*awd
? "iinsi'l f?T the aniunnuit. and if it was
IB aiteaS'inat'l?' peno? h?- wouhl
Kraut it. Ill .?.?Id.d. however tb.it he
m >.111,1 nun?*? st t.? < ??unael the ?'?imyletiou
of the arK'itiHui? by tii-ni'TP'?' night,
and that if the Jury ?lid n?t apilar !?
I?.- \.ry tat.K'ieil he would isk them to
retire at MOI an?l find a \?T?llct. It Is
?nsiibr-l Ukely that ti? lawyera
will be able to finish their summing up
?ge-ffatbaal to-m??ri<>w, and it is expected
that they will be c?>ntinu??d over until
Kriilav m.irning It is now quite cei
,tiin that MM mm trtll g<? to the Jury not
later than Fri?la> noon.
J. M. ?iregory. the commonwealth's at
ii.rni'v, will open the caae f?-r the proae
CUttoO. and w:ll be followed by Harry

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