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New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
NOTES OF RAILROAD NEWS.

Chicago. Feb. H.-Burlington stockholders met to-
day and took their usual adjournment for one week
without transacting any business
San Francisco. Feb. H.-H. E. Huntington and /
W. Hellman, representing three-quarters OF the
stock OF the Market Street Railway. have granted
the Baltimore syndicate and its financial agents.
Brown Brothers. Of New-York. an extension Of
thirty days. until March Is II is said that the
that time IS needed in which to select the local
members OF the board of directors and arrange
other matters Of Importance
Pittsbu7g. Feb. 21.-The Buffalo. Rochester and
Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company has Just closed
a deal with Indiana County farmers for the pur-
chase of $500 acres Of coal lands. The price paid
pSsS Vsiie and Crt top, s su@eu St "a
miles south OF indiana on he projected line Of the
sists OF three veins OF E. and feet
St Louis Feb IA first mortgage deed Of trust
70 secure bonds amounting 70 sl3c00O00. issued by
the st. Louis Memphis and Southern Railway Com
pany has been fled in the recorders Office at Clay
ton, ST Louis County. The Old Colony Trust Com
pany OF Boston Siass.. and John F. Shepley are
made trustees The property covered by the mort
gage is the Caps Girardesu and Northern Railway
Company. Southern Missouri and Arkansas Rail-
ern Railway Company and the St Louis and Mem
phis Railway Company. all OF which have recently
been purchased by the Frisco system. The pur-
Ing a new Frisco feeder.
Chicago Feb. z1-word reached President Leslie
NJ. Carter Of the South Side Elevated Railroad
Company to-day that the State Supreme Court had
decided the OF the stockholders Of the original
Il company adverse TO the stockholders OF the
latter company. The original company issued
So 100000 stock. and bonds the
The income fell off following the Worlds Fair and
IN oroer 70 meet payfehs on me ponds an assess
refused to respond, and the bondhoders thereupon
stock The holders Of the latter went Gf' into he
courts and claimed an equity in the new company.
OF this equity is denied.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
ARCHITECT KILLS HIMSELF.
ONCE WELL KNOWN ATHLETE, LIKE HIS
OLD OPPONENT. A SUICIDE

l.. A
Robert Hoey, thirty-f've years old. Of No. 40
West One cumberland -1fteth-st- committed
suRide in Ranes law hotel at No 6l2 Sixth
ave. yesterday by using Illuminating gas. Sec
tions Of newspapers We're laid along the bottom
Of the door and in the, cracks of the window
sash.
Hoey went to the hotn1 about three days ago
On Thursday he endeavored to borrow money
from the proprietor. but was unsuccessful He
appeared to be respondent.
1t is said that Hoey member of the list
Regiment. Company H. and was the son-in-law
OF Charles Armand Stainach. of White Plains.
II is reported that Hoey was an architect and
civil engineer. and had been doing we'll in busi-
ness until recently. At time he was an
athlete of some renown, and won many events
in cross country running He is said to have
been beaten only once. and that when
Willie Day his opponent Day, who was
member Of the old New-Jersey Athletic Club,
committed suicide by hanging himself on the
grounds Of the club he represented
Hoey lived at White Plains for many years.
He was an architect. and planned several of the
finest private and business houses in that place.
cOunant at the Grand Central Station by the
Hudson River Railroad Company. Ten years
ago he married Miss Betina Stanach. daugh-
ter of Amand r Stainach Of that place. He
leaves a wife and three children, all girls He
became estranged from his family three years
ago. since which time he had been away from
White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
GUDEy WANTS EXPENSE MONEY.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE DECIDES TO AWAIT DEvE1s-
OPMFINTs IN HIS CASE.

BOARD OF ESTIMATE DECIDES TO AWAIT DEVEIs-
OPMFINTs IN HIS CASE.
The Board OF Estimate and Apportionment met
yesterday Controller Grout being absent owing to
indispositon. and Deputy Controller Stevenson
acted in his place. The Municipal Art Commission
asked for immediate appropriation of 5000 for
salaries OF clerks office furniture and travelling
expenses. This is the first time since 1898 the
commission has asked for appropriation. The
commissioners receive salary. President Can
Tor said that a room in the basement of the city
Hall had been given to the commission, but the
city could not furnish the room except by an ap-
preparation No definite action taken, and
President John De Witt Warner OF the commits
sion was requested to give further details.
Sheriff Guden Of Kings County asked for 5000
for necessary expenses at the present time.
rs that the present Sherin? asked Mr. Cantor.
A general smile caused by the question, and
Mr.. Cantor said:
II think we better wait in this matter until we
find out what IS going 70 take place in that Of
fee"
The subject laid over until the Sheriff
give more detailed statements.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
VESSELS OVERDUE AT SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Feb. 21.-The list OF overdue yes
sells posted at the Merchants Exchange is steadily
growing The Red Rock. eigkty-fve days out from
Fraser River for London, with salmon is quoted at
Is per cent reinsurance. The British ship Cape
Rock is out thrty-ive days from Los Angeles for
Portland and stands at 10 per cent. and the Earl
Cadogan, thrty-four days out between the same
ports. is at the figure. The French bark Les
Adephes. 129 days from Madagascar for Port
land, is at 20 per cent and the French bark Ernest
Legoure. los days out from Hobart Tasmania. for
Portland. is quoted at 20 per cent. The same figure
obtains the French bark Olivier de Clisson, los
days out from Cayenne for this port. and there is
rate OF Is per cent quoted on the Yosemite IS days
out from Tacoma for Callao.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
COLLEGE MEN TO DERArE ErcLSE

Princeton y. J., Feb. 2.-The final trials Of the
candidates for the Harvard Princeton debate were
held last night and the judges announced to-day
the names OF the men who will compose the team
They r. W. Anthony, O2, of Watertown
n. Y; r. A Blair. Theological Seminary. Of Agha-
dowey, Ireland and R, l. Reed '03 of Clearfield
Penn. To Richard Ely. 02. of New-York. was
awarded the Spencer Trask prize of $50 for having
made the best individual debate. The Harvard
Princeton debate viii take place at Cambridge on
March 8, the question being: Resolved, That the
Mayor should strictly enforce the excise laws in
New-York City Princeton will argue the afirma-
n
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
THE INDIAN SCHOOL IN MICHIGAN.
suPERINTENDENT NARDIN DENoUNCEs CHARGES
AS MALICIOUS FALsIFTcATToN.

Mount Pleasant. Mich. Feb. N-super1ntendent
Nardin Of the Indian School near this city, when
Informed Of the charges made against him in Wash
sngton was intensely indignant.
There is nothing for me TO do in the present cir
cumstances" he said, beyond denouncing the
whole statement as a pure, complete and malicious
Justification I cannot understand who my enemies
can be In the matter. but there must be some hid
Gen reason for the filing of such charges
THE Arapahoe Indians. whom had under my
charge at the Shoshone Agency, were especially
hard to manage but any insinuation that iTregu-
lartes received the sanction Of the school authort-
ties is absolutely false
"A number Of Inspections were made OF the school
while 1 was superintendent. and am certain that
the inspectors testified TO the situation truly when
they acknowledged the effect Of the efforts which
the whole staff had made to teach the Indian girls
10 lead good and pure lives
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
POOL DISCHARGES SPTTTERS.

HE FAILS TO UPHOLD NEW CRUSADE BEcAUsE
FERRYBoATs HAD 80 sP1TTooNs.
The reissuance Of the order against splitting in
public conveyances a violation OF the Sanitary
Code, by President Lederle OF the Health Board on
Thursday caused Sergeant Gehegan. OF the Sani-
tary Squad to send out all available men to watch
for violations. Nine men arrested Twenty-third-
st. ferryboats from Brooklyn arraigned in
Yorkville Court yesterday on the charge. and were
dismissed by Magistrate Pool because the officers
who arrested them said they had seen no cuspidor
the boats.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
VIRGINIA EARLE GETS DITORCE

Justice blanchard. in the Supreme Court yes
terday signed decree of absolute divorce i'm favor
Of Virginia Lawton. better known Virginia
Earle the actress, against her husband Frank
I4awton. the professional whistler. The decree is
signed the report and recommendations nf on
Judge Charles Donohue. who az referee The
papers in the ordered sealed.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
ARTILLERY RIFLE RANGE NEAR CHICAGO.

Waukegan. Ill. Feb. 21.-It is learned that the
government is planning to establish artillery rife
range somewhere within fifty miles OF Fort Sheri-
dan if the land be secured To this end an
inspector general of the army has in the last ten
days been visiting Lake and McFIenry counties I'm
Illinois and KenoSha County. Wis. looking
suitable site. tract of land four miles long
desired While 1t will be used chiefly artillery
work a range of 2.O00 feet for infantry practice
would also be put in. There is no room al Fort
Sheridan for artillery range, consequently at
the range barracks and other buildings will
he given preference for site, TO be as near
Fort Sheridan possible, and II is understood that
a site has already been partially agreed upon should
1t be decided 10 locate the range in this county
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
MURDERED IN THE CAROLINES.

san Francisco Feb 21-News has been received
Of the murder of Rudolph Hanson American
citizen, at Port Lot on the island Of Ponap in the
Caroline group. He had spent the evening of jan
uary 10 on board the brig John D. Spreckels which
was 10 sail the next day. and went ashore late at
night. Soon after he was found dying having evil
IDENTIFY been struck on the head with some kind OF
olunt instrument 1t learned that the assault
was provoked by an argument he had with several
natives out the slayer had not been apprehended
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
HARVARD LAW TEACHERS FOR CHICAGO,

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. d CspeciaD.-President
Harper OF the University Of Chicago has been IN
Cambridge conferring with the professors Of the
Harvard Law School IN regard to the new law
school TO be founded at Chicago. II is understood
that both Professor J. H. Beale and Professor S.
J.. wlston of the Harvard Law School, have been
approached with a view to securing their services
for the Chicago institution next year. Professor
Beale being suggested as dean. When seen to-day
these men did deny the report Of Professor
Harpers conference. but were non-committal as to
SnaSe them.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
WANT A NEW CITY HOSPITAL.

JERSEY CITY WILL ASK FOR PERMISSION TO
ISSUE 100000 IN BONDS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
The City Hospital in Jersey City consists OF
several old frame buildings in dilapidated condi-
tion and the legislature will be appealed TO for
power TO build a bill has been drafted
providing for the issuing of bonds TO the amount
take the control OF the hospital from the Board OF
Police Commissioners and vest II in board or
directors OF five members. two of whom shall be
reputable physicians. TO serve without pay
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
pEEKsKILL VOTES TO REMAIN Village

The people OF PeekskiH voted Thursday on a
proposition TO have city charter. The effort to
incorporate the village a city defea ted
One thousand and ninety votes cast. or
these sos in favor of Incorporating and 5S2
adverse. This ends the effort incorporate the
time at least. Two important factors were ar
rayed against incorporation. The Republicans
did not favor the scheme, and the town officers
who feared that they would be legislated out OF
office have their powers cut down. brought their
influence to bear against the movement
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
Giiatlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEv

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God. free and independent TO
Anna Z. Allen Philadelphia. Penna.. Anna Allen Phia-
depha Penna.; WetheriIl Philadelphia Penna'
horace haneigh Phliadeiphia fenna Gertrude fa7-
Philadelphia, Penna-; Dr. Howard D. Speaknlans EHla-
delpha, Penna-; William r. Speakman. Phtadepnia.
Penna William ". Allen. Philadelphia. Penna- Willanh
w Allen Trustee. Philadelphia. Penna-s Martha CgA'
Mount Holly New Jersey; Mrs Mariana Sharpe PnlA-
delphia Penna- Kate Cooper Philadelphia, Penna Nc.
William Wethertll. Philadelphia Penna-; Wu. MssS
pherson Horner. Philadelphia, Penna. Miss Z Snltn
Philadelphia PennR-; Emma smith, Philadelphia PsnnaI
Ellen Winter. Philadelphia. Penna-; Society Of St Jon
Johnand. New York; Trustees the Fund for Reie' %
Widows and Orphans OF Deceased Clergymen. and ot
aged. nfrm and disabled cergymen OF the Protsst4nt
Episcopal church IN the United States Of America
delphia Penna-; JOHN Milby OF Mary YOUNG Mos.
the first name John being fictitious. real nahe
known, address unknown; Mary Jones. formerly NAY
real unknown. address unknown and 10 all
interested In the Estate OF Emmene Macurdy a1e ot
of kin otherwise greeting: You and eaen @
hereby cited and required personally 20 be anu
pear before our Surrogate OF the County OF New tS
tne Surrogates Court OF said County held az 80. av
Court House In the County OF New York on the on
OF March. 1902 haf-past o'clock in the forenoon
that day then and there TO attend judicial ss
as Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament OF saa
ceased and such OF hereby cited as sre ~
your guardian IL II you have nons,
appear and apply appointed or IN the 49, i.
OF your neglect failure to do So guardt ~ vou
appointed by the Surrogate represent and act 04 -
In the proceeding -.
In testimony whereof caused the seal Or - ~
surrogates Court OF the said County OF New 1SrH
hereunto afhxed Witness. Hon. ABNEE -. -.
- - THOMAS. Surrogate OF our SAID Countys I.-x - In
and j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrosates Court,
Petitioner. Is ~ william ST. Borough OF Manhas'Ae
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
ARGUMENTS TOO INDECENT FOR PRINT.

7 % A-NIJ4@NII@-NA IIt
The Committee Public Health OF the Board
Of Aldermen yesterday held a hearing a reso-
luton OF Alderman Hamburger TO compel the street
railways TO place cuspidors in cars. The subject
was discussed length, and finally became so in
decent that IL could not be printed. The resolution
taken under consideration by the committee
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
GROUND FOR CHAPEL BOUGHT.

Bloomfield. n. J.. Feb. q CSpeciaD.-Christ Epis-
copal Church has bought from Miss Lille william
son the lot the southeast corner OF Montgomery
st and Berkeey-ave., upon which Ascension
Chapel. a mission under the of Christ Epis-
Copal Church, will be built The work will begin
in a few weeks. IL Is hoped 10 have services there
MAY l.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
TO ATTEND CORONATION.

Winnipeg. Manitoba, Feb. N.-Sir Charles Upper
and Lady Tupper have received an invitation to at
tend King Edwards coronation. They will be ac-
companied by Miss Upper. Sir Charles for
the East to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
SILK FRAUDS.

The charges that the Government has been
dcfrRuded of large sums by dishonesty
I'm Appraisers stores are now under fnTesti-
cation. Views of the stores and some hints
the millions of dollars worth of goods
that appraised daily Will, therefore, be
interesting. See tO-mOrTOV's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
TO WATCH SUNDAY OPENING.
GRAND JURY ASKS THE PROSECUTOR OF PLEAS
FOR INFORMATION.

The Sunday law may be better observed IN Hud-
son County tomorrow than II has been for many
years The grand jury. II is said. has asked the
Prosecutor OF Pleas for information Sunday
Observance. and the Prosecutor has sent to the
commandauts Of the police departments OF the
several municipalities for information the point.
Few salOonkeepers in Hudson County respect the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
FIRE cRTPPLEs VILLAGE OF CoRIyT8

Saratoga, N, Y, Feb. q (SpeciaD.-The village Of
Corinth suffered fire loss OF $500 this morning
The Thomas Costello block totally consumed
The first floor was occupied by Alfred Webster as
a notion store, and the upper floor "A hall used
by Wesleyan Methodists and Prohibitionsts In
suranCe, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
WAsHIyGToy's BIRTHDAY EXERCISES.

Washington's Birthday exercises were held In
all the public schools in Jersey City yesterday
and In many Of the evangelical churches Martha
Washington suppers given last night.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
COLTMBIA STUDENT A SUICIDE.
OHIO MAN WHO TOOK A POSTGRADUATE
COURSE SHOOTS HIMSELF.

New brunswick. n. J., Feb. p (SpeciaD-lsaac
r Henderson, Of West Lafayette, Ohio graduate
Of Ohio Wesleyan University who last fall took
postgraduate course in political science at Co
Iumba University, committed suicide In New
brunswick to-day. He shot himself In the back or
the head early this morning. and died seven hours
later I'm Wells Memorial Hospital not having re-
gained consciousness. He found opposite the
home CT Charles S. Carpenter. in George-str by a
seighing party A revolver was found by the police
not far from where Henderson lay
Numerous papers found on the mans body
disclosing his identity and showing deliberate
plan for suicide. Most OF the letters were from
West Lafayette Ohio. and were addressed 10 isaac
r Henderson. In his overcOat pocket was Ietter
addressed to I'D. Z. Culbertson, West Larayette,
Ohio No. So University-ave.' Culoertson was ASKED
to pay tho dead mans debts with sl34 In cash
which was inclosed A letter addressed to John
and VIII indicated that Henderson was overcome
with religious mania, and planned sulcloe uhueF
the influence OF melanchoha- =,
Word was sent Ohio and this afternoon an IN
uuirv was received from John Henderson OF west
Lafayette, asking for a description, which was
telegraphed TO him.
At Columbia University II was said yesterday
that Henderson was a graduate Of the class OF 'ol
Of the Ohio Wesleyan University. On october he
registered as graduate student In political science
in Columbia University. and took half year
course ending on February l. His address In this
CITY was No S14 West One-hundred- and thirteenth
St According TO the stewardesS there. ne nVed AT
the house one month going there last October and
when he left the house directed that his mail be
sent TO Drew Seminary, Madison, y. j. Later he
directed that II he sent 10 Madison N ]. He was
frequently visited while he lived in the house by
Mr. Clark, OF Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN,

This Interesting department for the little
folk is growing in popularity from week TO
week. Prizes offered for the brightest
readers. See tO-mOrrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

LEGENDS OF FLATBUSH.
The Rockaway Indian Bunco Game, The
Pinksfer Day FrOIfc, Tales of Hcssian Raw
in tO-mOrrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

The expenses of the Inauguration OF Governor
Murphy amounted TO S10S77 "a A bill providing for
the payment OF these expenses has been passed BY
the House of Assembly
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

Assembyman Williams has introduced a bill IN
the House authorizing Governor Murphy to appoint
commission of ten citizens of the State TO repre-
sent New-Jersey the St. Louis Exposition. The
bill approprates 100000 to provide for a proper
exhibit.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22
MARINE CORPS.

Captain A T. MARIX. detached from the Marine Bar
racks, Washington. and ordered to Chicago ILL.,. for
making arrangements for establishment OF a re-
cruiting office in that city.
/. KARMANY, from Marine Barrack.
Annapolis. TO duty with the brigade Of marine.
Cavite P. l.
Lieutenant Colonel W. F. sPICER. ordered the Marin.
Barracks. Portsmouth, y. H. in command OF tho
marines. relieving Colonel II. c. Cochrane. who 10
ordered 20 command the marines Marine Bar
racks. League Island
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

The bill providing for Senate Chamber Is
being considered in the House of Assembly Tha
appropriation has been reduced from 100000 To
s1250 and doubtless will be passed in its present
form.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

What Is known local option bill" has been
introduced by Senator Lee. IT apparently is de-
signed especially 10 benefit Atlantic City. where the
efforts Of Supreme court Judge HendricEsOn 10 en-
force the liquor laws have caused end OF strife
and trouble. Mr.. Lees bill provides that all cities
may by ordinance. fix the punishment for selling
liquor sundays and election DAYS. and the
measure Is intended to suspend all penal statutes
where the municipal ordinances are adopted
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

The bill which authorizes the State House Com
mission to acquire additional ground adjoining the
State House including the Green House for an
Executive Mansion has passed it's second reading
in the House and viii come up for final passage on
Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

A bill has been introduced by Assenbyman
Newcorn making the chattel mortgage act OF 1855
null and void against the creditors Of the mort
gageor after five years from the recording OF the
document unless il is again recorded
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-08
ROOSEVELT'S THREAT.
Will Call Extra Session Unless
Tariff is Cut on Sugar.

Washington, May S.-President Roose-
welt has said to half a dozen callers
within the last week. some of them
members of the senate. that if the
Cuban reciprocity bill is not passed be-
fore this congress adjourns he viii at
once call an extra session and insist
that such legislation shall be passed
The president is not now trying to
force the senate to pass the bill sent
over from the house, although he Will
sign it with the differential duty on re-
fined sugar removed, or in any other
shape, if relief for Cuba is provided.
He has sent word to the leaders of the
senate that he will have some legisla-
ton, even if he has to keep congress in
session all summer and fall.
The plan of the senate leaders is to
call a caucus on the bill and invite all
Republicans to come in A Cuban reci-
procity bill will be adopted by the eau
Gus and put into the senate. If any
Republicans stay out they viii be put
in the attitude of boiling their party.
1t is not thought many of them will go
to this extreme.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-08

Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jack Mr.. and
Mrs L. Morrow. Mr.. Ernest Herrig, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Gibbons.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Beseau and
Mr.. Maurice Murphy, both of st. Marys,
was solemnized at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, in st. Marys,
Wednesday, May Z, the Rev. FIR. De
Smedt officiating. The bride and groom
We're attended by Mr. Fred Beseau,
brother Of the former. and Miss Lille
Mulvey. Following the wedding cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
to the immediate friends at the home of
the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs NJ F. Evers of Calu-
met, Mich, arrived today to visit Mrs
Evers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. s.
Lyon, on College avenue. Mrs. Evers
was formerly DR.. Miriam L. Church.