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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-04
MAN MR.. DRAYToN ACCUSED GUILTY.
Mr.. Lindsey Finds Against Detective Who
Went to Arrange" Trouble with Messenger.

J. Coleman Drayton. son-in-law of Mrs. William
Aston. appeared at the police trials yesterday as
the complainant against Detective Sergeant Will
lam T Judge whom he charged with trying to
arrange trouble which had occurred between the
complainant and messenger boy The boy, on
the morning of September IS. delivered two tele
grams at the home of Mr. Drayton. and Sergeant
Judge is alleged to have gone TO the house of Mr.
Draytcn the day after the trouble occurred and TO
have told Mr. Drayton that the boy was going to
have him arrested charge of assault. Judge,
It is alleged told Mr.. DraytOn to fix" the affair
with the boy, the boy would give him unpleasant
notoriety
Mr.. Drayton denied that he had struck the boy,
but did say that he had put him out of the house.
because the boy had tried to force his way in.
Sergeant Judge said that the boy his brother
in-Iaw and lived at his house He denied that he
had advised Mr.. DraytoE to fix the matter up"
and also denied that he said anything about the
boy having pull with the papers, but averred
that his only object in going to the house OF the
complainant to try TO find out who had as
saulted the lad and the Of the assault.
you were not performing your proper duty when
you went to Mr.. DraytOn's house." said Deputy
Commissioner Lindsey, who was trial commits
sioner. Il ind you guilty. and will reserve decision
to the punishment.
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EXONERATEs MR. HIGGINS

FROM The New-York Times Oem.) of Oct. %
through denomination of the evidence
sno tne aseertanment Of facts not previously
sion that Lieutenant Governor Higgins, the
present Republican candidate for Governor
anuee DC acquitted OF the charges brought
against him in connection with his vote in the
Canal Board upon the contract with the Fur
naoevllle Iron Company. 1.-THE Times" is now
founded, and in justice to Mr.. Higgins it takes
this occasion to say that the evidence does not
warrant tho belief that his motives were other
than honest and quite compatible with a right
view of public duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-04
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

Mr. Conried announces for to-night's classical
performance Schiller's Wilhelm Tell" work
which is always welcomed by his regular patrons
and which draws many outsiders within the walls
of his Irving Place Theatre. The leading part will
be played by Max Fretburg, Gesser by August
Meyer Eigen, Attinghausen by Franz Kierschner
Stauffacher by Max Hanseler, Melchthal by Paul
Hageman, Bertha Bruneck by Fraulein Agnes
Buhren and Armgard by Fraulein Abrams. At the
matinee tomorrow "Kabale und Liebe" will be
repeated again. The evening performance is the
frolicEng farce comedy "Wirrwarr,' with Gustav
Won Seyfferttz and Hcdwig Won Ostermann in the
leading parts
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MISS KATE ELlzAsETH CLARK.

Elizabeth, n. J., Nov. 3.-Miss Kate Elizabeth
Clark. authoress and writer various subjects
died in the General Hospital to-day from typhoid
fever. Miss Clark a novel entitled The
Dominant Seventh and a reviewer OF books
She had written many articles on music and other
subjects for the magazines ard newspapers. and
had received number Of prizes. She was the
daughter Of the late Jacob Clark. civil engineer
in the employ of the New-Jersey Central Railroad
who was killed in accident on the road He sur
veyed the original route Of the main line for the
company. Miss Clark was secretary of a charitable
Institution
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ACCOUNT OF TAX COLLECTOR SHORT.

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRLBUNE.l
New Brunswick, N J.. Nov 3.-W. Z. Florance.
the expert appointed by the Woodbridge Township
Committee TO examine the books OF former Town
ship Tax Collector Bruce L. Drummond, reported
to the Township Committee ro-night that Drum
mond is 1916 80 short in his accounts. Friends OF
tina former collector standing by him. and have
agreed to make up the deficiency, and no charges
will be made against him
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PRINCE OF WALES IN GOOD HEALTH

London Nov. 3-The alarrnist reports circulated
in the United States concerning the health of the
Prince Of Wales absolutely unconhrmed and
dscredited. Sir Francis Henry Laking. King Ed
wards physician who was seen by the representa-
tive of The Associated Press tonight. said the
port not worth noticing.
Sir Arthur Bigge. the private secretary OF the
Prince said 10 The Associated Press: SO far as
know the Prince is in excellent health. I have not
heard anything Of his suffering from consumption
or of a contemplated sea trip"
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REBUILDING OF BALTIMORE STOPPED.
Dispute Between Unions Ties Up Work in
Burned District.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO rPE TRIBUNE.

Baltimore. Nov. "a quarrel between the Ma
tional Order OF Steamftters' and the United
Plumbers Association has caused a suspension OF
operations all the big buildings now going up in
the burned district The two organizations are
fighting each other. and the United Plumbers an
nounced that their members must not work with
members of the steam1ters union. The latter
retaliated by ordering out all of their men. Afil
lated with the latter IS the Hoisting Engineers
Union, and when they quit all work was tied up on
the big buildings Several thousand men have thus
bAen MAJ
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EMPEROR WILLIAM HoNoREp.

Emperor William Of Germany will receive a
commemorative medal and diploma from the
Worlds Fair. announcement of this fact having
been received by DR.. William H. Tolman director
of the American Institute OF Social Service and a
member of the International Jury of Awards at
the ST. Louis Exposition. in recognition of his in
in the welfare of people only In Germany
but in other countries and cities.
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YALE SENIOR ELECTIONS.

New-Haven. Conn. Nov 3-The senior class OF
Yale University has elected the following officers
Secretary. Murray Sargent. New-HaVen; poet,
James Grafton Rogers Denver orator, Arthur
Packer McKfhstry. Worcester. Mass: class day
committee Frederick Huntington Day. Indian
apolis chairman: Duncan Ivers Meier. St Louis;
William Knckerbocker Van Reypen, Washington:
John Hiram Lathrop Kansas city. and Edward
Ebridge Spalding Lynn. Mass.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST


INDIES. ETC.
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Mails also ne piers
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Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
NAV any tims)
Foreign mails FOR the ending November $. 1904
will close promptly all the General Posofcs
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Malls for Europe America Colon
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

SATURDAY C5th)-At n. for Europe. par q
Philadelphia Plymouth and CheTbourg mail for
Liverpool Scotland and Ireland De directed Per
a M for Europe. per 5 CaHpanis via Queenstown
and Liverpool. $50 a. m. for Belgium direct. per
g. $. ICELAND mail must Be directed per . zse-
iand); at $40 q. m. for italy direct per Nee<as
(mail be directed per y Neckar'1; st 1870
D n. for Scotland direct. 5 Astoria mail
be directed per =. Astoria'')-
TUESDAY tSth)-At y complementary $50 .. ny
for Europe per Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Plymouth.
CherbouTg and Bremen
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DEATH DIscLosEs IMposTuRE.

Newport News. Va. Nov. 8.-An English adj
venturer who posed Charles Asquith a cousin
OF H. RI. Asquith, former Home Secretary at Lon
don. Is dead of consumption at Asheville \ G
e1ter s"lndlinG several we'll known English resi-
uehts mere Inquiries by cable disclosed the fraud
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Nov a
south becoming variable; Middle Atlantic C,oo.,
Atlantic Coast. brisk high northeast to northwest. On
the Gulf Coast light to fresh north the upper lakes
light and variable lakes light to fre,
and mostly north.
Steamers departing Friday European ports will
have light to fresh routh winds becoming variable with
generally fair weather the Grand Banks
Special Forecast,-Storm warnings are DISPLAYED on
the Atlantic Coast from Savannah Monroe at
Eureka, Cafxa
The Gulf storm has reached Florida with
out further increase in intensity course
uncertain. but It Is likely TO near
the Rains have continued Southern State.
70 other precipitation OF consequence Temperatures
nave changed but little and generally above
seasonal average. except in the South.
There will be rain Friday the South Atlantic States
ana II VIII probably extend into the Middle Atlantic
ststss by Friday night and by Saturday into New
Friday and Saturday, North
whore more rain is probable
temperature changes will be uninportant
Forecast for Special Localities-Fos Delaware New
Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania increasing
20 day followed by rain: variable winds becoming
and increasing: Saturday. fair.
For the District Of Columbia. rain to-day:
winds Saturday. fair.
For New-England fair to-day except rain and colder
in and Maine: Saturday cloudy probably
rain; fresh southwest winds becoming variable.
Nev-York increasing cIoudiness to-day:
rain at night or saturday, variable winds becoming
and fresh brisk.
For Western Pennsylvania, partly cloudy to-day
IN north portion: Saturday. fair: variable winds
Western NswYork. partly cloudy to-day;
day, fair, light to fresh north winds
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SIX DIVORCES AN HOUR.
Mil Grinds Rapidly in Iowa Court-All
Kinds of Reasons Alleged.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Council Bluffs, Iowa. Nov 3.-To-day was divorce
day in the District Court, and inside of three
Judge Green granted eighteen divorces. There was
little sensational testimony given by witnesses and
the on which separations were granted
ranged through the list and included cruel and in
human treatment. endangered lives. deserton
drunkenness general cussedness. incOmpatibility.
threats. cruelty children and half dozen others
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rRANsPAcIFlc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


TRANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY
The schedule Of closing u TEauspacIac Mails u
ranged on the pivsunvtUn OF tae uninterrupted or
except Registered Transeacife Mais which eloss
previous day close a; the General Pos'o1ce Nov
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Francisco close az d p m November . Tor d.
Nv ZeaianL Australia teNcept WesU. New-CaIedon.A
sar-oI Hawaii and specially addressed the Eli
Islands Via Francisco, close at q p. Sovemoer
dispatch per 3 $ sierra or the CunzEd sreAner
carving the British mails Tor NewZealand does
arrve in lilne With this dispatch.
.svs At 4 80 a. m, . a and p be made
up and forwarded until the arrival Of the Cnnard
ana ev-Ca!edonis IA Vancouver ami Victoria B c..
close az p. November . to- g. peteh 3 Mo
Hawaii Japan Korea china specialy addressed NAH
FOR Philippine Islands wa san Francisco cose az
Japan Korea and Philippine Islands. via
jlose at 2. November y o. dispa'eh per IRE
Hawaii via san Frarcisco CLOSE az p n Nove., psr IA
for dispatch :. Aiaracda-
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Philippine Islands. VIA Iscorn-- close az p No
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p. Noyenber "a f'r -lEpatcn per MRriposs
Lamar taxcep Parcel Prs, M7,s Korea ohm 49,
specially addressed mail f9 n lp0tae Islands via van
cauve- am Victoria g.. clcs- p m Sovsrrr--
PhilpPne Islands ard Guam vl1 Francisco clos. al
Novru1.-r :" .@r d-sPiJc' Pe- e. : Transport
pIs stvwErIrt "a -
NtrE -t-'sS- tttAr-e ad- esstG West Ausrrafia -
fo-- afl-l rf tvlo1r, NeN-ksaland STA san Fran~t.e
1ud a. 'lres ~ tre hinese Province OF Ysr,an
British ir3tthe quickest routss IahiInrtns.
cally addy~s "a via Europe De fuiiy ,T.re
a. tbs loelsa Iates Hawaii 10 forwarded via san -
f, NJ. MORGAN Asssstan. po.,r..
Postoifee. New-fork. n. T.. October Is iso4
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-O V. Tracy. Syracuse E1urry
AVENUE A. Drake, Corning, T. Y HOLLAND1
C .John " Bookwalter, Ohio. HOTEL ASTON
Senator Dryden. New-Jersey: John Barrett United
States Minister TO Panama. PARK AVENUE
Baron Won Munchausen Hanover. Germany: Rear
Admiral J. n. Miller. U. s. N, retired WALDORF
Acknowledgements Axtell, Richmond Va
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STEEL MEN START FOR THE FAIR

Pittsburg Nov. eighty members OF the British
Iron and Steel Institute left here for St Louis
this afternoon. and the rest of the party went to
Cleveland and Niagara Falls. The last dav of
their stay in Pitsburg devoted to an inspection
Of the mills of Jones & LaughIin and a visit ~
me International Art Exhibition at Carnegie In
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MRS. C. n. mAckAY STARTS NEW MOVE,

Roslyn, Long Island, Nov. CSpeciaD-A secret
which has been strictly guarded for some time
leaked out to-day. Mrs. Clarence H Mackav Of
the Meadow Brook colony has begun another
what is TO be the title and nature of the ne,, h,
has not been dvulged. 40" JUN
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Died.
Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without

CRANE-At Carmel. y Y. Thursday. November 3.
entered Anna NJ. widow Of Benjamin d
crane. Notice OF funeral in Saturday papers.
ELLLOTT-At Orange. N. J.. November 1904, former
day November 4 at the Windsor Hotel Orange, N j..
II o'clock a. and at St Johns Church, Dover,
n. J.. at o'clock p.
LTNCH-At Terrace Place YOnksrs. n Y.
18th year his age native OF Hew-Hayen. Conn.
and for twenty years resident OF Ord, Neo Notice
OF funeral hereafter ST. Louis Washington. D C
Haven. Conn. and Dubuque. Iowa. papers please
MORGAN-At Poughkeepsie. y. Y November 3. 1904
Henry S Morgan, his SD Funeral service
NOxon-st Saturday, November o. at $50 O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
PI.ATr-on Wednesday. November 2 1904 her home
No. 10 East 62d-st Ne~-fork. N Jenny RedheId
uriay November s. 1904. from No. 10 East SD
George Z. Poole Notice OF funeral hereafter
scHERMERHORN-Oa Thursday. November g. at No. II
West Thirty second-st. at p. George J. Scher-
merhorn. Notice Of funeral hereafter
5-EOMPsON-On wednesday. November ?. Frank E
Thompson. his lats residence No y First Place.
terment private.
vHITING-Ou Wednesday November 2. lac
rastdance In HoOoken. y. j, Caroline Whiting In the
SIN year Of her age. Funeral WIN be held AT
Saturday. November D. at trinity Chrrch. TN ana
Washington SITS, Hohoken, n J.
Jv11Ers-on Fourth day Eleventh month. Second. 1904
vda Moore widow Of Daniel Ni!ets II the t3f year
Of her Funeral from her late residence Jericho
o.clSo Carriages will train at HicSsVAIe, leaving
ing island City 1l:l2 and Flatoush ave al ll.o2
wILsoN-On "Wednesday evening. N2yenber !: after
short Illness Henry r Wilson tIneTS a. from the
~ : o'clock. No. SO Har-ison-st East Orange.
n j. Brick Church Station Please omit flowers
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TREASURER pIsAP PEARS.

Sandy Hin. y. Y. Nov. mark Pickett treas
OF the Mil Relief Association, has disappeared.
An examination of the books of the association to-
day revealed a shortage OF $50. The MIL Relief
Association is an insurance organization Tor
pioyes Of paper mills here.
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?. 8. HARRISON BETTER.

At the home of Francis Burton Harrison No. $40
Fifth-ave.. IL said last night that Mr. Harri-
son was much improved. Dr. Thomas VINO Is at
tending him said that Mr. Harrison would be able
to All his speaking engagements Tomorrow night
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Highest tempe yesterday IS degrees: lowest co.
average average corresponding wear ooi
average for corresponding date last i've Is
Local notwithstanding cloudinsIs to-day: rain Al
nlsat Saturday: variable winds becoming n0rtherV
and fresh 70 brisk.
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EDNA MAYS ENGAGEMENT EXTENDED.

The engagement of Miss Edna May and The
School Girl at the Herald Square Theatre has
been extended. They to leave the Herald
Square after November 26. but will continue there
throughout the holiday
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Married.

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Domestic Ratrs.


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from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
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