.TBE fcAlJtfGH. EVENING TIMES: TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 190.
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STATEMENT BY LOEB
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Statement Given Out by Loeb Some
time Ago That. President Approved
dismissal Now Denied Loeb' Out
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Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. 4. President
Roosevelt . has. caused to be given ou,t
at- the executive office the - following
Statement, .disclaiming: having: taken
ap action whatever in the' matter-' of
he' recent dismissal of the eight cadets
from thei nijlltary academy at West
Pojnt on charge's of hazing:
"No action has been taken by the
President1 In the cases ; of the cadets,
the . statements that; they were' origi
nally ordered' dismissed and that" they
had been ordered kept being equally
erroneous. An appeal .was originally
made to the president to interfere. He
declined to take any action or to inter
fere' In any waV until the secretairy of
war had expressed his opinion, the view
of the" department 'then being, seeming
ly, that the cadets should be turned
oW, but the secretary not having come
to any decision.
"The , secretary notified the president
that in making any report he Would
line to discuss the matter witn .. tne
president, in person. He accordingly
came on ,and the discussion was held,
but no final decision was reached, the
secretary stating1 that he' was not able
t nfakfe a flna.1 and definite reeommen-1
datlon ax to all the cases, and preferr
ed' to' make- none as regards any. until,
he 'could do It - as regards al). The
president, hits, not yet heard finally
from, the secretary ' ajd .therefore, of
course, has come to no final decision.
This Is the first announcement that the
president has made In trie matter at all
and- he has never at any time come to
afcy decision one way or the other.'.ex
ceptlng to state that he would proba
bly follow the views of the , department."-;
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In view. of the foregoing statement,
It Is interesting to note that on July
2$ secretary Leob1 announced to the ex
ecutive, office that;' the President had
approved the dismissal of the cadets.
This statement was given a prominent
place in all the; next morning's news
papers,' but secretary Leob did -not In
any way, Intimate -that' the report ws
Inaccurate, and a few days : later,- on
July 28, while discussing the approach
ing visit, of secretary Wright, Mr. Leob
when-asked what bearing the ' visit
might have upon .the case' of the cadets
suggested that since the President had
approved the dismissal It would be dif
ficult td"re-p'pen the matter without a
special , act of congress. This State?
ment also received wide publicity and
rio. suggestion ; of its Inaccuracy came
from .-the executive office,
t After' this 'visit' to. the' President on
Ailfeust 1. Sec. Wricrht said that' the
cadets were to be allowed to return to
the military academy, and that the penr
atty' for , their offense Would be" such
disciplinary punishment as the officials
at the academy thought proper. ,
"While he was belmt interviewed ' sec
retarjr Wrtght was asked, expllclty by
the reporters If-they might announce
the reinstatement of the cadets, "and he
replied In the affirmative. : When ques.
tloned as to the means that had been
foun&to open the case after the' dis
missal had received the President's ap
proval, secretary " Wright explained
' that, the president had approved the' or.
der et dismissal, .he (secretary-Wright)
bad. never promulgated the order, thus
'leaving the matter open for re-consid-eratlon
at any ltlme.'' This, was done at
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(reach Between Austria and
' Servla Immineot
KING PETER ACCUSED
Widespread Plot to Stir Up Rebellion
. Among the Slavs of Austria-Hun
gary Royal Family Accused of
Aiding Movement of the Conspira-
tors.
THEBAILEYCREW
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the President's, request, " according to
secretary bright, who said ' that ;the
.President; bad requested him to come
to .Oyster Bay ,to talk the matter over,
ter. over. -''..,!.
As secretary Leob left' Oyster Bay
last -Friday for a month's ..vacation,- he
could not be Questioned concerning his
authority for the statement that presi
dent Roosevelt had approved the dlS
missal of the cadets.
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CARTERS
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5HT FOR MONEY
Crew of Filibuster Steamer
log Into Stores and Boxes
(By Leased Wire te- .The Times)
' New ; York, August 4 Dlspatchas
from Honduras, received today, tell of
a mutiny aboard the filibuster Golds
borough, the steamship which sailed
from this port on May 2 with Francis
fcr.r andrAlbertv W, Baileyr and
mixed cargo of arms, ammunition and
machinery . BUfflclent to establish a
colony' In that country. The vessel is
now on its way to New Tork and upon
its arrival Frederick M. Czaki, coun
sel for the receiver' of the Export
Shipping Company, which was ope
rated- by' the. Baileys, will be com
pelled to pay the men of the crew for
their labors. It was through the ex
port company that the Baileys ob
tained, the, Goldsborough's cargo
which was valued at 1100,000. ,
The steamfchip started from Puerto
Cortez , on Saturday.. Captain Oxley
had . been arrested and the command
fell to minor officers.: When they sig
nalled for the vessel to raise anchor
the crew rushed to the deck and de
manded money, None was forthcom
ing, so they broke into the stores and
into some of the boxes of freight and
made away with much stuff.
Finally officials in Honduras com
munlcated with the receiver here,
who ordered the issuing of checks to
the men which -will be paid upon
their arrival in this city. ,
It is declared that the Baileys had
two women ; confederates whose
names are in the possession of the
receiver. . .- -V ;V
HENRY HERNDON
DIES 1 KICK
Fatally Injured By Horse Early
Yesterday
-Vienna, Aug. 4 A breach between
Austria-Hungary and Servia is im
minent as the result of confessions
today of Georgen Nastioh of a wide
spread plot throughout Servia to stir
up a rebellian among all the Slav
races of Austria-Hungary.
King Petar is accused by Nastich
of permitting the leaders of the pro
posed rebellion" to maintain head
quarters In Belgrade and Crown
Prince George of aiding the move
ment financially.
According to Nastich, who is
well, known Servian adventurer and
prominent in the numerous Balkan
political plots, the Servian scheme
was to unite the Bosnians, Herzegov-
jnians, Croatians, Slovacs, and SloV'
enians in a revolt against the Aus
trlan government, the ultimate aim
being for the revolutionists to join
King Peter in a move for a "greater
Servia."
Such a carefully laid plot did Nas
tich reveal to the Austrian authori
ties here that were it not for the fact
that is record is against him, the gov
ernment Immediately would demand
reuress. Already a number of ar
rests have been made on his repre
sentations.
HE DIED LAST NIGHT
Had done Into Stable in Which Mare
and Colt Were Stalled and Was
Kicked in Ribs Was Good Negro
and Kind - to Animals An Au-
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The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the Blfftiotue of
and lias been inane under his per
isonal supervision since its infancy
Allow no one to deceive on In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-fagocd" are bn
Experiments tht trifle with and endanger the hea'th of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
Gastoria is a harmless substitute for (arior Oil, PlLt8
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It i Pleasant. 16
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcof.0
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays tfeverishoesg. It eures Diarrhoea nd Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatxan
and Flatulency, It assjnilates tbvFood, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healtny and catural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CEff UINE CASTO R I A At WAYS
Bears the Signaturo of
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Excellent Health Advice.
MrS. M; M. Davison, of No, 379
Gilford Ae., San" Jose, CM.. Bays:
"The wortfi of ' piectric Bitters as a
general family remedy, for headache,'
biliousness and . torpor of the liver
and bowels Is bo pronounced that I
am prompted to , say a word in Jts
avor,cr the: benefit of : those seek
ing relief f,rom such afflictions.' There
is more health lor the digestive or
gans in. a bottle of Electric Bitters
y Henry Herndon, stable man , at
Robbins' stable, ' was : kicked by a
niare belonging to Rev. F. M. Sham
burger yesterday about 7 a. m., and
died, from internal injuries at the Rex
hospital last, night. - The mare with
her young colt was in a stall; Hern
don went in to put a halter on her,
and when she saw him coming in the
stall she made a lunge at him. He
grabbed at her. head and held her for
a' moment, but she : finally ' jerked
loose and kicked Herndon Just below
(he ribs. He got up and walked to
a carriage near the stall and sat
down in it. One of the men in the
stable carried him some liniment and
he rubbed the place with it, not
thinking that it was anything serious.
It began to pain him and lie went
down into the carriage house and
lay down. : It pained hint, so much
that a doctor was called in. Dr.
Rogers came and after examining him
ordered that he be taken to the hos
pital. . -
At the hospital he was given all
possible attention, but his injuries
were such that could not be repaired
by medical aid. At 8 p. m. he died.
Permission was granted by his peo
ple and an autopsy was- held last
night. It was found that his bladder
was bursted and several other inter
nal organs were ruptured, w
Mr. C. XV. Newcomb stated to a
Times reporter today that Henry
Herndon was a good, faithful and
honest hand and that he was one of
the;-best : hands around Robbins;'
stable. Herndon had been in the
stable! business all his life and had
been wltn Mr. Robbins for about
than in any other remedy I know of." ", " w aoout
Bold . under gnaranteeTat all . drug' ,mo"tns' H . wa 8 especially
Stores. 60c.
The": Public Debt, '. '.' .'
."Washington, , August , 4 The
monthly statement of ths public debt
shows that at the close of business
July 1,' '190-8 the debt, less cash In
the treasury, amounted to $958,809,
823, an, Increase for the month of
I20.67T-.414.; - 0 .
. . The apparent increase Is accounted
for by the loss of cash in the treas
ury, which during July amounted to
nearly $26,000,000. ; This loss was
kind to horses and took great pains
wltn all horses entrusted to his care.
He, was between 4 5.' and 50 years old,
and unmarried. .' ' . ' '
Fotey'a Kidney Remedy will cure any
caso of k!dnej or bladder troublfe that
Is not beyond the , reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more . O. O. King
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; Lightning Plays Havoc
. (By Leased Wire to The Times)
Grand Rapids, Mich., August 4
Lightning played havoc in a storm
Occasioned by tha large increase of i1) "ted (or six hours here last
expenditures over receipts and also n,SM' The 0rand P8 paIer Box
on account of the redemption of bank 1 tory. Boylan s livery, and eight
notes. ' : I. 7 vv, '.-',;. I residences, alj in different parts of
tne city, were, struck and destroyed.
The total loss of the fires Is esti
mated at $100,000. " '
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
"-A.- S,v Newabanm. Bateaville, Indiana,
Lwrltes: "Lait year I suffered for tHree
months with a imfner cold' o dlatresp
Ipf that It Interferred with my busi
noss.' I had many of the tymtoms of
hay fevrV nd, ..a .doctors . prescription
AIA tint ft-AS'h.rtv no. ntA 1 intxV mmvm
ert riiedlcines which seemed only to
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blending dellciously with ices and
coffee and most happily completing
either a sumptuous dinner or an af
ternoon tea .
Runaway Motherin-Law. '
The Gaiety, will put on a very Tine
programme today and if you will take
your mother-in-law to the moving
picture show tonight you, will never
have any more trouble with her. The
picture is a very fine one and if you
can't laugh, don't come. ; The othbr
pictures are also very fine and you
will have a pleasant evening if you
bring your family and mother-in-law
to the Gaiety.
Lieutenant Parish.
Adjutant General Robertson today
issued a commission to Edward B
Parish, of this city, as second lieu
tenant of Company B, Third Infan
try,.-' .', '.',''
DOG ATTACKS CHILD.
Charlie Stone Bitten by Savage Col
lie Dog in Concord.
(Special to The Times)
Concord, August 4- Master Chas,
Marion Stone, the 4-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stone, of Char
lotte, sustained a serious scalp wound
at 7 o'clock last evening, when at
tacked by a collie dog.
The canine was enjoying big even
ing meal when the child came upon
him. The dog made a vicious lunge
and plunged his teeth In the front
part of the child's forehead, prob
ably penetrating the skull. ' ,
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Mineral Water in existence.
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SEASON IN FULL SWING AT
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Brave Act of Little Girl.
Rome, Oa., August 4 An act of
rare heroism was witnessed, here'
when Marie Davis, aged 9, rescued
2-year-old Jewei Roberts from an '
angry bull. I
. The bull had tossed the baby Into
the air and was in the act of goring ,
it when the cries of the little one
were. heard by the girl, who rushed I
into the street, grasped the child from 1
under the feet of the enraged animal, l
dragged It Into the yard and fastened
the gate.V ' w ".'""-.- -. I
The baby was badly bruised by the
bull, but it is said that it is not fatally
hurt. - .: - . -
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