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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ACCUSE FLO" IRWIN.
Reasons WY Senator Grady Oh
tqiued DiU0Tce Come to Light.

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a. r.s-z F-p-- va - cn= tl--z~t1= --tse O..
Senator Thoz-az p crazy
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Austen. ~ referee VINO EezCc to testimony.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
TO Use VT4DUCT SECTION.
Urest Farms Region VII Get Rapid
Transit T0-mOrTOzC.

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sst Er- T-zrz were constant 1=-e-s E--- maze
&c express -rzz-= -zzs l1-z=- - make --= ZIP
rsz- =r1-e - --- -c-zz Tz= --=--T-z9s- expresses
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way 7---z -azy c--a-z g-- on 8-5z-V--T trains
z-e- -1=v wished 20 - ~ Ezz- So
CTezs-s- S-ge-s.-@-@=-- z5=1.-r SD yesterday
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cs-zzs4 1-o-- . surface ---i.=T 70 80 elevated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
WILL ALLOW AUTOMOBILE RACE.
West Orange Officials Decide to Let Hill
Climbing Contest Take Place.

Orange. y. J. Nov. , (SpeciaD-Having more
faith II the honorable intentions OF the man com
posing the New-Jersey Automobile Club than IT,
rhe bond which the club presented tonight 70
indemnify the town in case OF accident az to-ror-
rows Hill climbing contest. the town authorities
Of West Orange decided 10 permit the holding O.:
the race. Town Attorney Robinson refused 20
approve OF accept the band OF $50 issued BY the
National Surety Company. and presented by
Charles H. Gillette. the secretary OF the company.
for several reasons
Realizing, however. that the club had time
70 get a different bond or make other arrange
raeats. and approaching that the indemnity bond
was asked OF the company only last night the
town officials decided 70 trust 10 the good faith
Of the club. even though the bond BE- legally
worthless. The bond Will be held evidence Of
good faith on the part Of the club.
Many people hold that as matter OF fact the
town has 10 right give the club permission 70
hold 2 speed contest on L public road The State
law limits the speed OF automobiles, and there is
provision, i Is said in the State Or local regu
latIOns that admits OF even temporary suspension
Of the regulation against automobile. searching.
However. that the club has paid for the road
repairs and policing OF the course. and done the
best 10 could n the bond matter. the disposition
IS allow the race 20 be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
HOME NEWS
NETWORK CITY.

The Washington Continental Guard viii U-vel
on Saturday evening. ta5-er, " asa-rE-o1 a.
Valley Forge" which has been presented 70 tls
Fltty-sevelth-St-
the Tallahassee cub next Tuesday evening az
the Lexington Opera House n FifJy-elsa-1-sc.
near Thtrd-ave The cluo Aas q membership %
nearly one thousand The officers OF The assocta-
ton are John 2. Dordon. president; James ?
Walsh. first vice-president: z z. Mooney. second
vice-pres!terr: J J. Rooney. third vice-p~esiaent:
John Breen. treasurer, William Dickinson haaa-
cial secretary; James H Troy. corresponding sec
rotary; John Buckley. recording secretary. ard
Richard Eagen, sergeant-at-arus.
Tissot's ILLUSTRATIONS OF the Old Testament a-s
being exhibited to-day az the American Art Gal
leries. Madison Square South. The exhibition WI
continue short Jigns only. and VIII be open %
the pu6Ii> from 9 a. 20 8 p on weekdays
and from p r. 20 P IT. on Sundays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
VANDERBILT COMMANDS at DRILL
Cornelius Leads Company D, Twelfth Regi-
ment, in Charge and Rally.

Captain Dudley and % which Cornelius Vanderbilt
IS second 10 command, gave the FIRST public ezhib-
tioa under the tactics Of the companies Of the
National Guard at the srLaory last night L vas
rhs best attended company affair ever held IN the
Erraory.
At Z O'Clock the coInpany-abo1t s!zty-flve men
formed on the floor and. commanded By Il plain
Dudley. executed close order movements
After charging from fun dress 10 their geryicA
uniforms, the company. this tine IN command 81
Lieutenant Vanderbilt. In z blue flannel shirt and
campaign hat. gave spirited extended order drill
ending with charge and rally. The men showed
excellent knowledge Of the new drill; distances were
vel kept and The manual Of arms was srnart,v
done -
march lea ~ Lieutenant Vsrde~bilt srd Vrs
George z Dyer. wife of the colonel q the reg noenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
no BIDDERS FOR FERRY PRIVILEGE.
Present Holders Of franchise for Brooklyn
Service Silent al Auction.

through the lack OF bidders tie auction sale Of
- franchise for tha operation n the ferry BE-
wee, Broadway. Brooklyn. and East Twenty
+-t-5-et. Manhattan. was declared postponed yes
,erGay. pending further Investigations ot the Dock
Com missioner
Commissioner Fea.herson had increased the up
-e- price for he franchise from 800 year 20
BE 30 = vas expected that Joseph J. O'Donohus
f.. president of the BROOKLYN Ferry Company,
the present holder Of the franchise would ID, but
when he auction vas opened Mr. O'Donohue re-
NAMED silent
7 vas sid y the Dock Department that The
Brooklyn Ferry Company would re permitted TO
run the ferry. pending the decision n the Com
missioner. 7 Is supposed that the opening u the
Williamsburg Bridge and the operating Of trolley
cars Or that structure have ruined whatever
chance The ferry company had Of paying an IN
creased price for operating the ferry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
GAS EXPLOSION KILLS WORKMAN.

James Mullen thirty years old, OF No. 90
stuyvesant-ave an employe Of the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company was killed by an explosion OF gas
last evening in the cellar OF the brick building No
472 Frankln-ave Brooklyn The building is owned
by the East New-YoTk Building and Loan Associa-
ton. whose headquarters at Van slcklen-ave
and FuIton-st.. Brooklyn.
1t had been reported TO the gas company that
there was a leak in the cellar and Mullen had
been sent 10 repair II. Entering the cellar alone
II is supposed ne struck match TO md his way
about or to discover the leak. and the gas which
had accumulated there ignited. A terrific ex-
poslon, when shook the building, was followed by
a sheet OF flame. which enveloped the lower story
An alarm OF fire was turned In and firemen
dragged Mullens body from the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
JACOBS 4NOTHER'S TOOL.
Jerome Says Latter Is Noz0
Fugitive from Justice.

The confession and arrest % Joseph Jacobs. Dis
tE!ct Attorney Jerome's sleuJh. rold u yesterday
Tribune. suggested I1s inquiry thar, Z jacobs par
tuEet himself IN Ihs Canie.d case had ae 1o- done
the same thing in others Men have tss- G-s-
missed from tIe poI.o4 fo-cs and alleged gamblers
have been convicted largely Il Is sad. jacobs
testimony.
jacobs vas weak minded man said NJ Js-
ONE yesterday. and 7 confident re vas q rcol
IN the hands OF another person Tao IS row 2 ----
tive from justice For that reason cz---- make
public the a-E1avir o. confession made ~ Jacobs
Since he has been On nv star Re has been dong
nothing 6ut serve sudpp2as and, % ny knowledge
te Vas doing honest work HIS case VII &c
brought before The grand jury very soon-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24


0: Trade ms submitted = report o. Bronx school.
affairs i says.
- tae September meeting o: this board GUY com
-1itrss pleased % state tLz- t1= Board q
EG1cst.or had h=ece1 cEr requests Ind hid added
more rtI-s % TIE -sze--s. studies n -c= C----c
schools. bug = t. noted that more Q. ne homes
seIt!a- =,lL.ez have ben removed t-1-- Tie cI-E-C
-.-EC
We maintain. - We have p The pas. trsr c=rJz!-
primary and grammar zCCC-4s- These Studies Con-
sumo time ana energy needed ~ the student .-r
sLca studies writing. arithmetic grammar gs0s-
raDCy, etc win The result -1e- n graduates from
tae elementary schools united TO- tna oatts q
.Se.
Our .a5ors have been productive ot good results
70 the end That rhe mater O. essential T6.sLs
essential studies g being widely discussed -a-ge
meetings he'd LC-- n Eev-EcTk and Brooklyn
W. have Investigated rE= m --er rGCrc- gH.E ard
have been advised of the results II our previous
reports and = DOS NOT seem r-.- CO any
tcng further II tcs matter, except % frame sdJp-
ana ss1E another reso- t-on = tLe Beard ot EdEca-
lion. " viii % ta!s II me- -ers u the North
SIDE Board % Trade tli-E Il advisable.
~ the epteE-ter meeting oS his rCar5 q
members suggested that look The matter y
selecting ana then recommending 70 the Board o.?
or looking into the matter We frd rha, there
only IS pupils f. part time classes n tnis Dor
CIgh- other words only n little over tour hun
students awaiting a6d.t.ona. zchoc. tac.l-
tiles Therefore. with M buildings already con-
tel. plated, Il appears 20 is thar there is no ca
for intervention on the part % this board al the
present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ONE KILLED At CROSSING
Machine Is Wrecked By Train
Police Arrest nOtOrm1n.


T.le-. vas another fatal automobile accident
= grade crossing yesterday. when Guy
LooZls. o No ST. Carro-l-z-. B-ook.ya- Tas
seriously Injured and his driver, Norris "a-1
~ No S53 Tarrer-sr Brooklyn vas instantly
killed = z-zzt a5and train % three cars smashed
s-to ,hz 5.z touring machine oz-e5 % NJ.
Lo1--ls. completely zve-zirg i. ~ ra@ grade
c-sszt-- c. rk= Brighton Beach Pa---oa1 a.
avenue =. Brooklyn. Cry Loo-n.s IS TIE SOL %
lam Tr--~.r ana : -1e1-t=- q TIE Big lrrl-
-z- @- Tro-1is Coruz1y he q forty
four y=z-s cd HIS driver AS A:-y-to-- years
id
T.. ~-rs=-rz ur.ch VII sgcn be abolished
-, -a--ss.s-- - ,~e~Es hes lo1z b4ea known
- 4s-za-7-,= 80 T-ra rAzras-' station * az
.--s--a Q 80 - --e5-z c-szs Avenue > Il
-~-r directors y -.ra s-==4 The houses axe
---r- g., -..- - ,-ac.= A. -ris vg5-r that II
$1,000 -, rs---. - seA- mill ors q
80 - - .-a-sz NJ @ar-s1 1as s4=n
s-a-5s-z1 r1--e ana The only safeguard las
- :. = --.--.-
- m "-s--- - - - --.
The car II WE-cE The tEo 1-eI we're SEATED "az
: r=---=4-ev-er Tc.a5o q he heavy touring
-. r. r.7,--t- rs IN -. ~az- s4z- T1s car.
$500 = r. ---.= - --,---.=az -. -
--------s - - ---''---7 ~ -----=7-
c==t--s - = Moderate sped L reached TIE
crossing a- : % a-E Ward Iss-zz c-- - cle
- - - - - .-.-.
- - --'=- - --=---- - -
CT Just a. t1= car had got CT c1e tra1@s
Y5r., crashed fz,o II. The automobile. shot high
- - - : = --,-. .-. -. -
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--1cE. Win LOOMS pinned 5A1e2-1 r1= week
age Ward vas thrown sixty feet t1--1a-, ard
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- - - -..,-.- ,ss 80
tain Taz stopped within Al11Fea E@Fcs-
= hurry cal vas sect . The A.EZs County
Ezcsv!tzl On ths arrival % the surgeon yolun-
800 -z--a5 a,,~s1s-z ~ Tr--~ss from re
- 80
"---@1--- 80 surgeon ------- e--2- =
<e---g from seTe-e co-rEs!cCs, sS-ai1=c BACK
sr1 shock wards cc+r was badly rrz-glad-
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=. -
GAc nearly ever? gone u Ms ooaE IA 90
broken. NJ LOOMS refused 20 90 20 the nos
u!-zI z-5 vas Z .z- n : carriage ID The home
- -s--- =, - c----,,s-. ---t--s.-,-s- e-5
- go - - a. "
AF@1l= D La-er r. vent mona
! policeman s-oo4 ~ -h= UocorUz-, J. z
Harrison r,--tf ~ rad co-~r1-rzd ris r-r ard
49, - - - - - -. v,--,----r7.
&C., N- -'---- ~--- - 80 "
ponce station TIE Tno-or-r-a1 cec-a-@s max As
blew MS whistle our this = denied by NJ
LOOMS ana several witnesses
- rs horra Iasr night NJ LOOMS said that
III z--o-ro5Ee vas owned ~ his father. The
rao-orrnar did not blow his whistle" re said
and We had 10 warning Of rh= approaching
train before = struck Is. We were ro- running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
TOO WELL FED
clergyman Not Entirely sure On rha. Point.

There Is an inclination among the ladies' TO
Tatfec oVeTfeed the Dominic sometimes and
while that indirectly helps the sale Of Grape
Nuts. il offers suitable excuse for the makers
70 encourage the practice
minister Of Auburn Ind. writes: Whether
II was from irregular atits and more or less
badly prepared food taken during some Of nv
travels. or whether ! have been too well cared
for by my Pensioners does not seem entirely
clear. however. the fact remains that indiges-
ton set II. and after period Of hard work I
came Gown with genuine case Of nervous pros
fratioa.
It seems the trouble had been brewing for
some years for several insurance coYnparies had
rejected ne after careful examination nv their
physicians.
i was urged 10 adopt Grape Nuts ana cream,
for my sole diet for breakfast and lunch The
request was urged so strongly that I concluded
10 follow the suggestion and TO my surprise he
gan gain quickly il health and strength
persisted in the use of this reTnarka he food
and wonderful result followed. 7 have eDtfrAI,,
regained my health, have been examined bv me
physician Of one Of the most conservative iT
s1rance companies in America and have beeu
accepted. II seems sufficient evidence AZ tbe
change that has taken place as a result OF the
use Of Grape-NUts." Name given bv Postum
Co. Battle Creek Mich.
Get the book. The Road 10 We!!vile" in
each pkg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
DOCTOR AND BOOMER LOCKED UP.
Arrest Follows Quarrel in Which Each Ac.
cuses the Other of Disorder.

Dr.. Charles Allen ard Edward GaIauner were
locked Up last night, after quarrel II the house
Of tho former. whe-e Galla1nec ana MS wife have
a room
Allen SAID that Gauauaer vas 7uagrellng with as
wife. and that he went Up 70 intervene, and vas
assaulted by GaLaunsr. GaIIauner said ne was re-
covering from appendicitis. and vas in bed when
Allen. who seemed 20 have been drinking, came 70
his room. An argument was started, ne declared,
and Alien assaulted Mn. Allen, II IS said. thought
he could 90 where he chose IL his own house,
in Aliens house vas private. As there .
one hand decide the question, the men
were locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ANOTHER POLICE HORSE RESTORED
His Former Rider Brings Him to Mr.
McAdoo, and the Plea Is Successful.

Commissioner McAdoo yesterday restored another
police horse % his rider. PatroIman McCarren of
the Bronx Park station has ridden Rioton for
years, and has become much attached 70 the horse
Some time ago Riptoa was sent downtown 10 be
used in regulating traffic and McCarren got an
other mount Yesterday McCarren made q per-
sonaI request 10 the Commissioner, and brought
The horse with him The Commissioner did not 20
out 10 look at R!pton but McCarrens affection for
he horse was so obvious that Mr.. IcAdoo ordered
the animal returned TO The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
VERDICT AGAINST GREENWOOD.

The jury in the case OF MIS-. Mary Brecntlein
who brought an action against the Greenwood
Cemetery Company 10 recover 5000 damages for
false arrest and imprisonment. which was tried
before Justice Dickey, in the Supreme Court
TrookIvn brought In verdict yesterday in favor
Of the plaintin for 800 The plaintiff who Is
saventv-four years old and lives IN Narbartar
owns a plot in the cemetery. She went there On
June To- 1902 fix up the plot and as ALLEGED
picked several flowers. She was arrested bv Of.
Hcnrs ~ ne cen.etery. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
SUICIDE TESTIMONY OUT.
O,HINLON,S NOT ALLOWED
Ca5mGu S1U Yong Strike Nan
Patterao7 Night Before Tragedy.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
THE FINANCE BROUGHT TO PORT.
lowed from Savannah by Tugs, Having Lost
Her Rudder in q Storm.

The steamer Finance which lost her rldder in a
storm on November g. while On her way 20 this
port. arrived here yesterday. She tozed from
Savannah By the tugs Max William NcCauley and
DaarrIe5s The schooner Margaret 4 May was
toHed AZ the end Of 4 l5o-tatho:n hawser she
left Savannah on November Z and the trip was
made with favorable weather and without accident
The schooner acted 4 rudder. keeping her on the
course while the two tugs towed tandem ahead.
the Finance left Colon on November 2 with pas
seagecs and cargo. On November she lost her
TLcCeT- aLG for two days vas al the mercy Of the
sea. when Fl Paso came along and lowed her 70
saVannah. Lines we're passed on November s. and
the Finance was brought 70 port. She vas DELAYED
a. Savannah, waiting for steel naWsers for towing
her % port Her passengers were landed in Sa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ABANDoNs sAN0BAo cLEw.
rsv TELEGRAPH 70 TX -a1s-E1

Sew-5ave-. Conn. Ncv- z7-S,.De-.-rs- ss-S
Ega1 % the STATE police said today that n -
opinion. Henry D. CUrtiss he manager % tHa
Connecticut Ti1ewa-s- Trap-o-k Company. Who
was supposed 20 have been sa-55agge5 and robbed
q week ago OF Saturday -ig1-, vas not the vtcci-,
OF highwayrual a. a.. and from certain irto---a-
ton received to-day. Re had ~i-AG-awa his n.s-
from the case Ega1 5.sc-e6.ts IRE whole sto-y
and says there : tangible evidence t1a-
assault had been committed His action AAs caused
considerable cou1-e--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
CANADIAN-MEXICAN STEAMERS.
Plan 10 Establish an Atlantic Monthly
Service from Montreal.

Ottawa. Eov. z3.-Si- william Mulock. Postmaster
General. starts fo- Mexico in couple of da-s 10
confer with the Mexican government with z view
70 establishing steamship lire on the Atlantic BE-
tween both countries, Service VIII b monthly Al
first. = contract has already been awarded for 4
line or the Pacific. II Is proposed 70 run from
Montreal II summer and from maritime province
nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
GAS KILLED BEDFELLoW.

Mlddletown Conn. Nov. civilian H Bell and
". J. Collins engaged a room at the Middletown
Hotel tonight O'Clock and Bell went 10 bed a
that time Collins went 70 the room al o'clock
and two hours later Bell was found dead and Col
Inns nearly dead as the result Of inhalng gas 1t
is believed that Collins blew out the gas. as the
cock was oSen. Collins Is thought 70 be from Man
chester and Ben from Hartford. telegram ad-
dressed TO him at No. q Woodoine-st found
in his clothes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
THREE DEAD IN FIGHT OVER WOMAN
Six Negroes Fought with Shotguns in a
tourteen-foot Room

Shreveport La. NOV 23.-sx negroes engaged in
fght IA a fourteen-toot room near Curtis La. the
20. - - ms armed with shotguns and pistols
escaped The dead are Andrew Brown. James Els
ana No 1iaIeP Hiilis woman and two children were
harmed me frn,,ti a'ihg the ARRAY. but were not
10 - - eN-D-e arose over the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
OYSTER BAY REALTY DEAL

oyster Bay Long Island Nov. 3-Tbs samn,fs
Block In Main-st.. has been sold bv thu estate -
Dr. Andrew Snyder. a druggist who occuntes ore
Of the six stores in the building The price maid "a
said TO $500. This IS the largest real estate
deal here IN some years.