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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
APPEAL FOR BURTON.
X ansas Senator's Case To Be Taken
Before L. S. Supreme Court.

st. Louis. July Judge Elmer b. Adams of
;he United States District Court. to-day granted
10 United States Senator Joseph r. Burton. of
Kansas. who convicted of accepting money
from a company under investigation by the
Postofice Department.. an appeal the Su-
preme Court of the United States
The ground upon which this appeal was grant
ed is that the defendant is accused OF in
famous offence. and the Supreme Court is the
only tribunal having sole jurisdiction over such
cases.
The defendant urges that the checks, amount
ing 10 5000. were cashed at Washington. and
that If any offence committed it was done
at Washington and not at st. Louis. Senator
Burton. his conviction fined $500 and
sentenced TO the Iron County. Mo, Jail for six
months. He appealed to the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals but to-days action
takes the direct to the Supreme Court Of
the United States. An appeal bond OF $4,000
was Immediately furnished by Senator Burton.
The Senator was in court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
JEROME LOSES CHATHAM SQUARE CASE
Contractor Can Shore Up Elevated Pillar
Himself

The complaint of maintaining a public nuisance
and endangering The lives OF passengers on the
Second and Third ave. elevated trains brought by
Iasher' the contractor who has charge of the work
OF building the public comfort station in Chatham
Square, was dismissed BY Magistrate Breen sitting
yesterday in the Tombs police court.
The case resulted from a controversy between
the contractor and the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit
Company, as owners of the elevated structure d.
rectly above the point in Chatham Square where
excavations had been made for the comfort station
The company contended that il should do the
work OF snoring UP the elevated pillars at the con-
tractor expense The contractor contended that
ne was TO do the work his own figure which
he said. would be less than the $500 the companv
was to charge Work stopped by a restraining
injunction obtained by the Interborough company
preventing work until the contractor had succeeded
IN having the injunction set aside. Then 1t was
pointed out to the District Attorney that there was
danger in the work Of construction as IL was be-
ing carried on.
One of the employees of the contractor was ar
rested and later Gallagher arrested on the
technical charge of violating that section of the
renal code relating to maintaining a public mi
sance and endangerins the lives of persons having
occasion to travel over the elevated road Mt Chat
nam Square. The against the enDIovo VI a 9
tried yesterday N4'' ''AS
Isaac A. Hopper. Superintendent OF Buildings
was no danger to the lives Of auy one i'm the JnrL
as IL was being carried on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
'1CTO' Rams Il" TRAIN.
Two Women Badly Hurt-Fence
CbStrWcted Drivers Vietc.

In q collision between an automobile md a
oohey iFlehd motor train of the Brighton Beach
iine III sea Hreeze-aVe., where the tracks
ocean PARKWAY, two women severely in
)ured Two men badly cut and bruised and the ma
chihe was demolished at early hour yesterday
morning Miss Laura ODonnell twenty-orc years
Old. OF NO 2S2 East One hundred y-first-
st, Manhattan received a fractured skull and
Miss Irene Shayne twenty-five wears old Of
NO. ~ West One hundred went seven hist
Manhattan, received internal injuries Both are
IN a serious condition in the Coney Island Emer-
gency Hospital.
The two young women were riding IN a tour
lhg car with canopy and glass front with Ed
ward Shotweu. OF No. 7S West Eighty eghth-st
Manhattan, and George Taylor, of the same ad-
dress A train bound for Brooklyn crossing
the Ocean Parkway when the automobile crashed
into the first The machine sma shed and
the occupants thrown out The crash caused great
excitement on the train.
Taylor disappeared Immediately after the acct
dent, while Shotweu, of No IS West Eighty-sev-
enth-st-, Manhattan, not until last night,
when he called at the Reception Hospital TO in
Quire how badly the two women had been injured.
Although the accident happened at Il o clock, It
was half an hour afterward when Dr. Hall and
Hospital. transferring ambulance cases on passing
the wrecked automobile. saw small crowd of APP
Two unconscious women Miss Shayne said that
she and Miss O'Donnen were on their way to Coney
Island with Shotweli and friend whom she had
but whose name she could not recall.
Shotwell says that he is the driver for a Brook
lyn man. who is now out of town. He borrowed the
machine Friday night TO give some friends
ride He says that he did not hear the train conf
ing. ana that il hidden from view by fence.
but the number on the plate was lO32S. No arrests
were made. the train crew we're held to be
Mrs. Shotweu said last night that her son had
been much with Miss O'Donnell for some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
LIVELY 20
Right Food Makes Young of fine Aged.

- ileh one IS lively and a hard worker at this
- - mere IS something interesting TO tell and
80 tfhceton lady who has passed this mark
captains how her wonderful health is due the
.poc she eats
g.. l am past seventy years Of age and up 10
~ years ago suffered terribly with chronic
fSoL.l4ch trouble. heart diseases. Al 4 was gener-
e-y 40 weak as you viii find sick Old womei.
- D. ~ mat time began to use Grape-Nuts
-ood ana from the very lrsf I. began TO bald
5I'e Up soon came TO condition or perfect
neSIlh tecause can always digest this food
80 L IS Iuil or punishment. All my heart
shd stomach troubles are gone. 1 soon gained
- 10 ana 20 pounds and have never lost
At can now DO a hard days work.
Certainly this is the greatest food eyer
huucK- IT gave me strength and ambition and
courage ana J. Try 10 do all the good L can tell
Ing people what II has done for me- Many OF
my neighbors Use ii and are doing fine
had the grip the latter part Of tho winter
Sad for four weeks ate absolutely nothing hut
1:ape-Nuts and came out OF the sickness nicely
Tnst Will show yo'l hoy strong and sturdy
en-. Truly IL is wonderful food TO do such things
Tor one or ny age" Name given by Postum
Co, Battle Creek Mich.
- Delicfous' crisp, nrtty f2-ored Grape Nuts
Trial 10 days proves things
Get the little book. THE Road 10 WeIlvill.!."
IN each IaE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
NOTICE OF DEFAULT ON INTEREST.

The Virginia Passenger and Power Company has
given notice the trustees of its first mortgage .
FER cent coupon bonds. of which SSH 600 out
standing, that the money 10 pay the interest due
July l on these bonds will not he supplied A
similar notice has been given by the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company to the trustees OF
its 100000 per cent first mortgage bonds and OF
its 81 900 90 per cent debenture bonds. The Rich
mond Passenger and Power Company is one of the
constituent corporations OF the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company. which is controlled by Frank
Law Gould and mis- associates. The reason assigned
by the two companies Tor the default is that an
action has brought in Virginia for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company. II is stated at tine office OF the
companies that the delay In paving the interest
will be only temporary and that when the contest
between the rival interests is ended the companies
will found solvent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
SHlPYARD FORECLOSURE.
TEN DAYS MORE TO Pay
Mrs. Woods Request To Be Made
Party Dismissed.

trenton. y. J.. July Judge LanninS fled a final
uecree In the United States Circuit Court to-day
otoe'ihs the sale of the property of the United
states Shipbuiding Company in the foreclosure pro
ceedings instituted by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany and the New-York Security and Trust Com
P7ny on the two mortgages held by them.
accompanying the decree order dismiss
ing the appeal of Mrs. Ida E. Wood of New-York
C!'y' who asked to be admitted a party de-
iendant in the proceedings to attack their validity
ana have opportunity to establish a preference
claim over the rights Of the other bondholders on
account Of her 100000 of bonds. which she pur-
chased for Sl9J 900
The mortgage on the shipbuildfas company prop
erty, held by the Mercantile Trust Company. now
amounts to S6,1J5162 So being made UP follows
Principal, Sl5G30,GO; tnstalment of interest due
July J. 1903 $S5750; instament of interest due Jan
uary 1904. 5000: interest from January J. 1904.
to date, 1913 662 go
The second mortgage held by the New-York Sc
curlty and Trust Company. amounts to 1884.
Ioows: Principal. s10.O00000 intalment of interest
due August 1903 $3.50 OO: intaiment of due
FEBRUARY l. 1901 100000: interest principal from
fe1ruaIy l. 1904 to date. S206.944 "A.
paid within ten DAYS by the shpb1iidng Company,
IN default to which James Smith ir. the receiver.
by decree by offering all the properties at sale.
no be h dspSS9G Of to the hgest abo
ICES the receiver to accept aggregate SlloWo ana
ST. 400 600; Hyde windass Compony Of Maine $i25
9Go Bath Iron Works Limited; Of Maine $500 ose:
evO; Samuel L. Moore < Sons Company, of New
Jersey, $4,000 Eastern Shipbuilding Company. OF
Connecticut, $4,000: Harlan g Hollingsworth Com
pany, OF Delaware $4,000; Canda Manufacturing
Company, $4,000 patent rights. goodwill trade
marks, book accounts, accounts receivable, con-
tracts. promissory notes drafts checks etc. 500
zoo Minimum bids mortgaged persona! property
OF the following companies may be accepted: Union
Iron Works. 100000 the Hyde WIndlass Company,
100000; Bath Iron Works, Limited. $4,000; Crescent
Shlpyard Company 900; samuel Moore 4 Sons
Company. $4,000; Eastern Shipbuilding COMPANY,
$4,000; Harlan x HollinSSWortn Company $l35 600.
Three hundred thousand shares of tie Bethlehem
Steel Company. par value $50 share to be dis
posed OF for not less than S.,J00.00j. The decree
specifies that the court may reject any all bids
may make such further orders may prove
necessary.
San Francisco. July 2-Henrv T. Scott Of the
Union Iron Works. that the decree of the
Circuit Court will not in manner affect the
operation OF the Western plant. No receiver has
Vet visited this property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
SUBMARINE BOAT AT DREAMLANO.

After six months strenuous labor the part of a
small army Of mechanics and ship carpenters, the
submarine boat Moccasn, the invention of Edward
c. Boyce. at Dreamland. Is open the public
The boats movements afford all the sensations in
cdeutal a trip beneath the waves in United
States submarine boat The construction of the
Moccasin $4,000 and along lines similar
those followed by the builders OF naval warships
Tho Moccasln will hold eighty people at time IL
is boarded through the hatch top. You descend
a narrow iron stairway and all the wonders OF the
of submarines exhibited. The boat
sinks beneath the waters OF the Atlantic. and
arrangement OF scenery. winter the sternS of other
vcsseIs monsters of the deep and deep shrub
berry whirl. by the portfolios windows. The dis
charge OF torpedoes from the submarine and the
oscaile OF the crew cIeYerIy Illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

corporated here to-day were EclIenbey Milk Prod
ucts Company OF Cortland: CAPITAL. 100000. d.
rectors-D W Van Hoesen and +. II. Cobb. OF Cort-
land; I. P. Bennett OF Homer; Francis Florence.
NJ Rrooklvr and ]. p. Kearney. OF New-YorA
Curtis BlaisdeH Company. OF New-York (coaD:
capital 100000 Directors-G. d. Curtis and J. T.
Abel, OF New-York and ". F. Baisdell. of Brook
Ign.
L. H. Prentice Company. OF EeU-York (rna-
chuery) capital S20e0 600. Drectors-I1 H. Prentice.
OF Chicago and w. l.. Garfield and o. F.. Hibbard.
of Newly DIRK.
Contact Process COMPANY. OF Binshamton ire
duction); capital. 81 $1,000 DirectorS-R. L. Cox.
G. A Kicker and A. d. GaTTetson. Of Buffalo.
Bill Bell & Co. of Ogdensburg (mng) capital.
S1clo0o Directors-J r. Bill. c. O. X. Bell and Z.
". Douglass. of OgdensbUrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

IBT TELEGEaPH TO NE TRIBJNE-l
Fall River. Mass. July 2-Local broken. report
that the sales for the week IN the print cloth mar
let ere estimated from $1,000 70 75oO0 pieces In
Quiries for goods in the early part OF the week
showed Improvement. but the general tone
became very quiet az the close OF business TIE
bids which have been received tribe below
the market, and only In of real necessity do
manufacturers care TO shade prices.
Regulars quoted nominaily Mt as cents and
decline of l. is noted in -S-nch Ga by ecs; Is
inch % squares have also declined from slS cents
Oh cents. Many of the mills with possibly a
few exceptions, will close next week The general
tone Is quiet at the following quotations: 2s-inch
Ga by 81. y nominal 2s-inch "a b. CO. "a: 27-inch
30 square. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
THIS AIRSHIP WENT FIVE FEET.
1t Might Have Gone Further, It's Inventor
Said. if 1t Had a Better Start.

Milwaukee. July AN airship bull: by John
+. StierIe. OF this city. had trial to-day. but
failed The trial attempted in the outskirts
OF the city. The mac chine rested a platform
an elevation. and after IT pushed off fell 10
the ground 1--WE feet away. Some OF the parts were
damaged.
he machine consists Of framework OF steel
tubing with a propeller and rudder. 1t has
overhead covering OF oilcloth held by wires at all
angle and Is operated something bicycle Is
propelled The machine was carried back TO tho
workshop. and after repairs another trial Will be
ma de- Its inventor said that the machine did not
get a proper shove to give II a fair start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
HORSE BEATERS FLEE FROM WOMAN.
Plucky S. P c. A. Member Snatches Whip

Aroused 70 indignation at two men who were
beating team of laboring truck horses the
Junction of Bathgate and Third ayes. Yesterday.
Miss Madeline Mills. member OF the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals living IN
kngSbridge, snatched the whip from their hands
and would have secured their arrest but for their
quick disappearance. The police are looking for the
Incn
Miss Mills was in a Third-ave. surface when
she saw both men beating the horses aItcrna tey
With club and heavy whip. She told them to
stop They told her to mind her business.
When Miss Mills sought policeman the dis
appeared. The young woman gave her to
the policeman. and promised to appear against the
men IL they arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rrRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l

washington, July 2
,--, OFFICERS AT sCHOOL.-Garrison
80 militia officers will he opened at the
sS'e-~S --ny posts. Arrangements have been made
lfao'"e 4, FOR the number OF officers to he accom-
fhis A. each place At Fort, Hamilton four
NOT will be admitted: st Fort Jay. four at
olce-s .,arracSs. eight; at Plattsburg Barracks,
Mi--- and II Fort Wadsworth. 1--WE: These
twelve - those which the commissioned officers
= ne regular army WI! st!emd ana are the m
sttu-ioA. ,rc higher schools at Forts Lesver-
worth hif' alro Re admitted on passing exsInlna-
ofaoels ,-rrnor odeil has moral ted number Of
s he army posi- T ~ f. iirttirsc oceIs OF he
tEo';y VI VI national Gua:d 40 report at the posts
named
coHsTRI -CTOBs.-T7le assignment Of five
- Ulcers In the navy 10 duty board the re-
'uano chip wabash at the 6oston Navy Yard. in
-, that the ray attend tho Massa chusetts
..,,+e a Technology, IS gratifying to the chief
tructor Of the navy. Last year Chief Con
.+o- Caps obtained the detail OF several young
esaoc - a course OF instruction at Boston with
: Jew 10 their ultimate appointment TO the per
,,enen- personnel OF the construction CORPS Ifere
such assignment OF line officers, mainly on M
rr~oIr6 that their services could rot zee spared
from the duties on board ship. II was Eot eNpscttH
IT,! IT, the DEPARTMENT would consent TO the detail
of 50 many officers this year Tor perIlail
~ +be grade Of assistant naval constructor ara
there are i've officers selected TO III piaces IA ing
rnrr
e.sic or Tr1idshi will be deSignated 20 Jo!h
,he constructors class at the Boston Iech'
REVENUE CUTTER AMBTrION.-ReNenue cut
officers are hopeful that the government inVeS-
,igatjon o1 the methods Of steamboat inspection IN
York will result il something OF pehent 10
chem II has been orc of the ambitions OF thaI
branch Of the Treasury Department TO have as
signed 10 II the work OF steamboat inspection
sr7a years ago Captain J. ". Collins. the engineer
- chief Of the cutter service, ard Commander
walter NJ Mcfarland. at that time a naval engi-
,-ae- v-or. detailed board to revise the regu-
1stio,s Of steamboat inspection They prepared a
,,il1 which had il been enacted INTO law. would
rave made impossible. say revenue cutter officers
such A tragedy As that of the burning Of the Cen
.raI S,oc.s1fl on the East River. The influence OF
she merchant marine was the time eXersed To
,revent the favorable consideration Of the Dill, Inc
rroyisons Of which regarded as excessive
The authors went very fully into the subject con
ertYn the rules IN force in foreign countries ana
among OF her things eN9ctlng inspections OF the ms
1erials Of construction and equipment. such as
boilers and machinery. at the factory pe4ole d
steamer was built. II IS row said tllat the Scam
fasf nspec-:cn officials aided IN the opposition 10
he bIIl some Of the requirements OF "hlch We're
sfTerveara adopted by departmental reSul2tl"l
TIE revenue cutter officers they can inspect
the steamers of this country. although tnal MoLh
would require 81 increase n the personnel OF IN9
cutter service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
POSSIBLE SUGAR TRUST COMPETITION

Possible competition for tho American Sugar
Refining Company-the Sugar Trusts indicated by
the announcement that . holding company is soon
be formed to take over the control of three in
dependent rcfineries-the PENNSYLVANIA Sugar Rein
ing Company, which recently completed near Philo-
delphia plant. yet in operation. with daily
capacity OF 1900 barrels the metropolitan Sugar
Refining Company. the 1900 barrel plant of which
is being built in NewJersev. opposite Forty-second-
st. and the knickerbocker Sugar Refining Com
pany the $500 barrel refinery of which in New
Jersey opposite One-hundred- and twenty-h th-st,
is expected be completed by August !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
NO CANTEEN AT SEA GIRT.

Trenton n j.. July 2-The National Guard
edIct has gone forth. and for this year ct least
the canteeu will abolished at Sea Grit The fol-
lowing order has been sent out by Brigad!er Gen
eral Quincy ON. Gilmore.
During the coming encampment OF the organiza-
tiOns OF this brigade the establishment OF the
"canteen places devoted solely to the issuing
OF LIQUOR beer wines other intoxicating drinks
L. r,r1Alil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
EASTERN COLLEGE MEN DROWN IN WEST

Red Bluff. Cal. July 2-William Barry and VIII
lam J. Orr. two students at St. Bernards College.
Rochester N Y who came TO this place to spend
their vacation. drowned while swimming
IN Thomas Creek. a few miles east Of the town OF
Parkenta. Their bodies were recovered Orr was
thirty years old and his companion was ton year1
his junior. Both the young mon had been study
irl. iyrieEthOOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
INCREASE IN PosroFFlcE RECEIPTS

Thursday. June 80. ended the fiscal years bust
ness OF the General Postofice. and the figures for
the twelve months business. compiled yesterday
by Thomas Jardines. the auditor, show an increase
in receipts OF si9 per last year The total
receipts, exclusive OF tho money paid into the
money order department. reached s14135 s3 against
$l3.02553 for tho period last year. Deducting
the expenses Of the office, the governments net
profit is 80 $50, against IS 342 SOL last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
AGAINST MEXICAN BANK,

Justice Truax. Of the Supreme Court yesterday
granted an attachment for S45.OOo against property
of the Banco de Londres Mexico. OF the City o.
Mexico. In favor Of Morris d, SCHNEIDER on an
assigned claim for money delivered to the bank
by The Mexican Tobacco Company between Deem
Der IL and 10 1902. payment Of which was demanded
on August n. 1903 but was refused A deputy
sheriff served a OF tho attachment on an Off
a local bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
SOLDIERS FIGHT NEGRoEs-oNE DEAD.

cheyenne Wyo., July 2.-Wam Carpenter, a
coored man. was killed. and Walter Jones' OF
Company r, 18th Infantry. shot through the
abdomen in a fight In West Cheyenne to-day
Twelve negroes were beating Charles c. LIQUIDS.
colder whose cries attracted other soldiers. Tho
shooting followed. 1t s supposed Carpenter fired
the first shot that wounded Jones. and that Jones
sh0t CARPENTER. Many negroes and soldiers were
arrested Jones is in critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
PROFESSORS FAMILY IN RUNAWAY.
Mother of DR.. Jackson. of University of Wis
consin, Killed at Madison.

Chicago July "A dispatch TO The Tribune
from Madison Wis. says that in runaway in
University Drive Mrs. Josiah Jackson. Of Pittsfeld.
Mass mother of Dr. d. g. Jackson. head Of the
department OF electrical engineering In the Uni
.yersitv Of Wisconsin. has been killed. Professor
and Mrs Jackson had arms broken. and Mrs.
Erastus Milo widow OF the fromer president OF
Fisk University. who visiting them. was badly
hurt Professor jackson IS subject to heart
trouble and tainted while driving causing the team
to run away. The carriage struck tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United States District Court. follows:
LEO u HONICSBFsRC travelling salesman q 50
University Place liabilities SlS66j assets S1OO Princ
creditors. Goodman Edsteaneie & Co. 81
Fifteenth-st S45Oe Livnia Louis 30 $50 West Eighty
third St Sl20; Nora Davids, No - West FOrtythird
ST, $1.tOO
MARTIN Il. HEESENAN retail grocer at No. Ga
Columbus ave involuntary petition filed by
with claim Of $3.50 Charge MADE Heeseman ais
posed % his business by giving bill stock
carl ". ScheiUg cIeditcr. prefer him. constituting
OF bankruptcy.