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New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

POSITION OF TRUSTEE Cultured y1unz
woman. care OF in-alid. COMPANION.
hOusekeeper mothers helper or any position
Of trust. excellent references "
DAVIS. Van COurtla1d- Park
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
OBJECTS TO "T4LKFEST."
f. ID. Underzcood Resigns from the
atlantic Yacht Club.

Vice-Commodore F. D. Underwood as the result
OF notoriety from the ''talkfes:'' held at
the Atlantic Yacht Club has resigned from the
organization. split between the conservative
and the non-conservatiye elements iE the member
ship will soon follow, II is reported.
For time there has beer trouble brewing
between the two factions. When the older members
learned that 'talkfest" or hot air festival, "
was TO be held at the club the evening OF Fri
day, June 30, between G. Paterson Early, OF Pitts
burg. and j. Clarence Harvey, of this city. they
vigorously demonstrated. but in vain. The ar
rangements completed Miss Marie Dressler
and other entertainers hired. and dinner
arranged.
The story OF the evening got in the newspapers
and so much fun poked at the dignihed mem
bers the club by their friends that it is now re-
ported number OF the conservative members are
about 10 follow Mr.. Underwood from the clu6.
Some of them believe that their business Will sur
fer If they continue TO remain members OF a cluo
capable of such desCents into the frivolous.
Mr.. Cnderwood's resignation announced 10
the Atlantic Yacht Club fleet just before II started
With many members absent, on its annual cruise
1t is now at Morris Cove. Mr.. Underwood is presi-
dent of the Erie Railroad Company, and has long
represented the conservative element of the yacht
night was that he had retired for personal rea-
sons" 1t furthe. learned that he was offended
because 1t said he was at the dinner. and
acted as referee of the 'talkfest." He said yes
terday that he did not even know about the affair
until notice of ii appeared in the papers
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM A. WHEELoCK.

w liam A. Wheelock. president OF the council of
New-York University. died yesterday at Easthamp-
ton Long Island He a director of the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society, of the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company. OF the Citizens Central Ma
tional Bank, of the Ophthalmic and Aural In
stitute and trustee of the American Surety Com
pany He was born in Providence. R. l.. in 1925,
and came to this city in 1881. He studied in the
grammar schools, and at the age of fourteen en-
tered New-York University. After his graduation
he entered into the mercantile business. in which
he made fortune.
In 1852 he retired from his business and became a
director of the Central National Bank. He was
made president Of the bank in 1856 In 1881 he re-
signed this place to devote himself fully 70
phanthropic and university work. He was elect
ed president of the university council in 1898 after
having served fifteen treasurer of the uni
Versity.
MI Wheelock for thirty years elder in
the Presbyterian Church. and also director OF
the Union Theological Seminary. He belonged to
the Union League and Lawyers clubs to the Met
ropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of
Natural History the American Fine Arts Society
and the New-England Society
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
SAYS He DREW GUN ON WIFE.
Woman Who Charges Husband with Aban-
donment Gets Money from Him in Court

Harry c. King, of No. POI West 1ITth-st.. n
commission merchant At No. II Harrison-st
was defendant in the Harlem court yesterday
on a warrant secured by his wife. Mrs Florence
King. charging him with abandonment King
is said To he wealthy. Abraham Levy appeared
for Mrs Eiag and lawyer named Cummings
for King, Mr., Levy said 20 Magistrate Moss:
This defendant is a business man. of cduca-
uon. refinement and culture. But he Is addicted
TO drugs, IL is his boast that while out West
he killed his man. and he has notches on his
gun.
There was quarrel between husband and
wife on Monday night and King pulled a gun
on her She tried to evade him and called out
Lizzie. grab his ARM but there was no servant
In the room. King thought there was. however.
and laid the revolver ON the sdeboard. Mrs
King seized and hid IT, She then left the house
Another charge wish 20 prefer against this
defendant is that he has stolen two diamond
rlr.s from his Wife. lie pulled them from her
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
PE4RY NEEDS MONEY.
Says Eqmp pment for the Roosevelt Is
lScdnt.

The steamer Roosevelt, OF the Peary Arctic Club
made her exercise cruise around the bay yester-
day. down far the Quarantine station. From
the moment she got under way until she dropped
anchor off 42d-st.. her whistle constantly blow
ing in response to the salutes of hundreds of pass
ing craft Every boat in sight, from the ocean
greyhounds to the shabby little tugboats gave three
blasts for the Roosevelt as she passed by. and
many OF the bigger craft saluted with the ensign.
Commander Peary chatted pleasantly with his
guests. but. from the tone of his conservation
the anxious expression on his face 1t evident
that he worried over the deficiency OF funds
needed for the expedition He still needs consid-
cradle money for the proper equipment. consisting
OF supplies and instruments. Speaking of the de-
fciency Commander Peary said
The Peary Arctic Club has provided me with a
magnificent ship. She is the best that could be
built for her mission. What l need now is an
equipment. which will about $4,000. l hope
iris sum will be raised before July 10, may start
Arctic region. The Roosevelt about 500 900,
and IL had a $4,000 equipment l would feel salts
ned and more confident of success. Even with the
entire sum the of the expedition would be
the building and equipment OF the Discovery. l
want 10 sail on the 10th of this month After that
date every day we lay in the harbOr is dead loss
and a serious handicap TO the work OF getting to
essential for IIy work and unless get the neces-
sary aid l may sail short handed and seriously
handicapped
Brigadier General Grant Rear Admiral Coghlan
Professor William Libbey of Princeton University.
ana Amos Bonsall, the sole survivor of the Kane
expedition or 1853 sat in the stern of the Roosevelt
ana talked with Commander Peary.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
YOUNG GIRL n BURGLAR?
Beiered to Hare Robbed Many
FIathouses an williamsburg.

The mystery surrounding a long series of
burglaries in the Stagg-st. precinct Williams
burg, was cleared up yesterday, when sixteen
year-old Lottie Dorm. whose parents live at No
16T Schoes-st.. taken before Magistrate
O'Reilly, in the Manhattan-ave. police court.
the charge of robbing the fat of Mrs Rebecca
Broths, at No 199 Scholes-st The girl was ar
rested on Wednesday night She had been
caught leaving Mrs. Broths's apartments, which
she had entered in the absence of the owner.
She had several skeleton keys with her.
When the girl taken to the station Cap
tain Hayes recognized her as the girl who
wanted by the police for robbng little boys and
girls of their clothing in the street. According
TO the police. the girl has a pleasing manner and
makes friends quickly with children. To get
their clothing she sent them on errands, and
held their coats and jackets till they came back
When they returned Lottie had disappeared.
From robbing children the girl turned her at
tenton TO fathouses and soon many robherias
we're reported TO the police. Several times the
police heard of girl who had been seen in the
vicinity, but were unable to catch her until
Wednesday.
Magistrate O'Reilly held Lottie for the grand
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
DRAG IN MAN AND WIFE.
Detectives Arrest Couple Caught
Talking an 14th-st.

Detectives Kuhn and Kenney. of the East 22d-st
police station, last evening arrested a woman who
said she was Mrs. Jennie Dorney. of No. 22S West
25th-st.. because she talked to who said he
was her husband at 14th-st. and Irving Place
This woman is my wife" Donnclly said, "and
you've got right 10 moest her"
He attempted to draw the woman away from
them They hustled him about the sidewalk. sur
rounded by fast increasing crowd. and finally ar
rested him. AT the station house he again protest
ed TO Sergeant Fitzpatrick that the arrest
outrage When searched Donneliy found to
have Atty silver dollars in his pockets and bank
roll of SOo. He at once sent message 10 Samuel
Werner, clothier. who furnished bail for the
couple