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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DIR. PARKS CLEARED.
authorities Order Release of Young
Higginson'S Physician.

Mr. Cans assistant district attorney. yester
eay withdrew the warrant issued for the arrest
OF Dr. Edward Parks. suspected of having
stolen the Higginson Jewels and sent cable
message to the police authorities of Christian
sand Norway, that he had taken such action
and requesting them 10 release DIR. Parks The
application to the United States authorities for
extradition papers upon which to bring the doc
tor back from Norway has also been withdrawn.
This action on the part Of the District Attor-
ney was caused by the failure of two pawn
brokers, upon whose statements the warrant
was obtained and the extradition papers were
asked for, 10 identify pictures and descriptions
of Dr. Parks as the man who had pawned part
Of the Jewels in this city.
Before the District Attorneys office took any
action in the matter Detective McCafferty, Of
the Central Office, saw the pawnbrokers. who
said that they thought Parks the man.
Since then, however. they have been unable to
satisfy the District Attorney or the police that
they are right In fact one of the pawnbrokers
admits that the man he had in mind was less
than six feet high, while DIR. Parks STANDS SIX
feet three inches
1t developed to-day that DIR. Parks was not
exactly a tutor in the Higginson family, but
that he was medical attendant to Mr.. Hlggtn-
sons son When he left New-York for Norway
he gave ample notice to Mr.. BlgSlnson, 1t is
stated and his employer knew he was going.
DR.. Parks's friends in GloVersville, where he
has lived for many years, and where he Is known
to nearly every prominent resident, have inter
eSted themselves actively in his behalf since the
accusation was made against him, and are jubl-
liant at his vindication.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
COMING FOR MILLIONS.
But Heir Under Far HvW Has to
Borro1c Railroad Fares.

Kansas City. July 20.-After strenuous day
borrowing railroad fares, $30.000 recently sent
him on account of his $4,000 900 claim against
the Fair estate betlg tied up n the defunct First
National Bank of Topeka. +. T. smith and wife
formerly of Jersey City, departed for New-TorlS
10 see his counsel, Mr.. Beekn'an, and to attempt
to collect all his alleged share of the estate.
When ] get that money" said Smith. Il
shall bring 1t back in Z belt about my waist.
I've had enough trouble with the money in the
Topeka bank"
You don't mean you will strap the SS,000,OoO
about your waist?" was asked.
Yes, do, every cent of it'
when / return hero I'll erect u S1,O00,000
hotel, the best hosiery in the West. I shall do
the cooking myself. Then ! know my guests will
stay with me
Smith was chef in the Orpheum Restaurant.
little eating place in Kansas City, where he
earned 50 weekly.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
FIGHT FOR ALDERDICE.
Decision Reserved on Application for Ger
tifcate Of Reasonable Doubt

Decision was reserved 10y Justice Gegerioh in the
Supreme Court yesterday upon the application
made by Frank Moss. counsel for James s. Alder
dice, the lawyer who sentenced by Recorder
Gof to eighteen years Imprisonment the charge
OF having forged the of Mary l. Oliver in
order TO obtain her property. for a certificate Of
reasonable doubt as to the validity OF the convc-
tlon.
Mr.. Moss reiterated all the elections made to
Recorder Gon by him on a motion for arrest of
judgment and for a trial. and urged that the
Recorder had been guilty of error in his charge.
He said he relied principally on the fact that he
had offered to examine woman who had heard
Mrs. Oliver say she had executed the deed which
was said to have been forged by Alderdice, but
Recorder Goff would not permit her to testify. Her
evidence was. Lawyer Moss said. most material TO
the defendant. and its exclusion ground
for the issuance OF a certificate of reasonable
doubt
The jury, Mr. Moss said was kept many hours
without nourishment, having had an early dinner
and being locked up for the night
Did they make any request for nOurishment?' %
asked Justice Ciegerich
Yes said Mr.. Moss, "and their request was
fused"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED.
sSeUeral Teamsters' Unions Vote TO
Return to Work.

Chicago. July 20.-The end of the teamsters strike.
That has greatly disturbed business conditions in
Chicago for the last three months is apparently
st hand. Most OF the 5000 strikers have made 3
complete surrender. and ssin tomorrow seek their
former places without agreement of any kind
with the employers.
The first break in the ranks OF the strikers came
this afternoon. when the lumber tealnsters voted
10 return 10 work. regardless OF what action might
be taken by any other union Tonight the depart
ment store drivers and the railway express drivers
voted TO cal of the strike and seek their former
places in the morning It is expected that about 60
per cent OF the department store drivers win be
reinStated.
Tomorrow the truck drivers and two
smaller unions wiz vote the question of calling
on the strike, and there is little doubt union OFF,
places.
The employers say that only such men will be
taken back needed after the non-union men
have been provided for, and that the question of
wearing the union button must be left 10 the in
diyidual employer.
About thirty lives have been lost through the
strike, and there have been hundreds OF assaults
5ured-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BRICKS THROWN AT PkRADERs.
Attack Made on White Club in Marching
Through San Juan HiIl' District.

The presence Of the police prevented another out
break of the riots on San Juan Hil' yester-
day, when several bricks were thrown from the
roofs of buildings at members Of the Original Dom
key Club who were starting from their clubhouse
st No 2 West End-aye. for Long Island to spend
the day.
The club had assembled at its headquarters eighty
strong. and Captain Cooney, of the West 6sth-st-
station. had sent Patrolman Clements to escort It
20 the foot Of West 56th-st. Roundsman Blunt and
about twenty Of the reserves who have been de-
tailed TO the district III which the recent race riots
lad occurred, were also on hand to prevent any
outbreak The paraders had hardly started when
several bricks were thrown from the roofs Of the
buildings near West End-ave. and 6Oth-st- Sew
ersi police hurried 10 the roofs find the
1broWers, Ut they mad disappeared.
After the parade had dispersed cOlOred man.
who said he Pickins Redmond, waiter a
Sound steamer. living at No. pa West 61st-st.,
walked into a saloon at 62d-st. and West End-ave.,
and totterng against the bar. said weakly that he
lad been stabbed. Redmond said he had been
stabbed while walking in West End-aVe., between
10Th and 9th sts He said that the parade was
going by al the lime. when he was suddenly set
upon by five six men. ne could not say who they
were. who STABBED him repeatedly; Redmond could
not describe n n or even say whether they were
black white Although suffering from six stab
wounds Redmond walked over five blocks TO cd
VI, where he was found
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
REALTY NOTES.

Thomas Fitzpatrick is the buyer Of the northwest
corner of 46th-st. and nth-ave., sold recently.
Paul j. Corn has leased for the Broadway Con-
structon Company to Fein Brothers & Sturmann
10000 square feet in the building No. 81 to 90 5th-
ave. for long term of years.
Louis Becker has leased for Joseph L. We'll No
5S West 156th-st;, three story dwelling house to
a Mr.. CroWnfeld.
George J. McCaffrey & Co. have leased for Ed
ave. for three years.
The house No IS West 72d-st, reported sold YES
tgrday py Frederick Zttel, was purchased by L.
Napoleon Levy, who will occupy the premises after
making extensive alterations TO the structure
NJ & l. Hess were the brokers in the sale of Nos
~ and 149 West 26th-st., reported yesterday for
william Krefeld to George W McAdam
NlchoIs a. Lunlmis have rented for a term of years
70 the Woman's National Domestic Alliance. for
John Goodwin, the house No. Sc West S6th-st
Edgar I. Kingsley has leased the southwest
corner OF GIreenwich-ave. and Jane-st. six story
three FAMILY nathouse, with stores. on lot 39x 10
feet for Abramowtz & Brill to a client for a
term OF years, at rental of 5000 a year.
James +. Sutton and another person have leased
90. 80 East 2Sd-st, extending through TO No. East
years, at $1,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BALTIC BRINGS HOME 7TH RIFLgMEn.

The White Star liner Baltic reached her oisr
shortly after O'Clock last night from Liverpool
and Queenstown. Among the passengers were ths
rihe1nen OF the eth Regiment OF New-Tork VITO
recently competed at Bisley- Other passengers
were Woodward Babcock, R L. Baker. Lisutsnart
]. A. Barnard. Lieutenant O. NJ Beach. jr.. syfve--
ter l.. Blood. J. B. Cozzens. Charles D. Halsey
Joseph Hartman. Captain HasbroUek. Dr. Richard
G. Heron. Captain T. Holland. Arthur T Kemp
DR. F. r. Kinnicutt, Captain 3. 2. McAIpin, Cap
tain Robert Mclean. J. e. Miller George T
Palmer Robert A. Pfnkerton. CIarkson Potter n
Redmond: Frederick Roosevelt. George Ruther-
ford. c. c. Shayne. @. r. Sloan, ~ J. SonerVIIle
Paul z. Stevens. Colonel y. r. Thurston. Isaac
Townsend. Lieutenant Oswald W. Chl Captain "
J. Underwood. Fitzhugh Whitehouss. RoIln II
Wilbur. n f. Williams and Professor W II. VIII
iamson-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DID NOT WANT HER BABY COOKED. "
Indian squaw Objects to Her Infant Re-
naming in Incubator.

Aboriginal prejudces have again triunlphed over
modern civilized methods, and Juanita- the Indian
squaw Of Tobin's show in DreamIand has de-
ma.lded and received her pappoose, that had been
placed in one Of the baby incubators two weeks
ago
The woman had given up her premature baby for
artificial treatment. Everything had been going
well and the little red youngster was on the fair
road to health and happiness when the mother
entered the home Of the infant incubatol,s vester
day and demanded the return of her ba by She
hept repeating the phrase, Baby. no cook ura
An interpreter was called in and eVervthi7e,
possible was done TO persuade her from her nur9
pose out she proved as stubborn as only an Indian
can DC. AS II IS regulation of the incubator housa
mat the parents are free to come and go as they
please ana remove their children any time that
they please; the management reluctantly allowed
their little charge to depart.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
in@e

Leggett-ave intersection OF line q lands
Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad CornDsn,.
26 4x11Ix25. .3xi2OS. parcel beginning OF lar1
of Harlem River and Port Chester Raisroad C0n2ans
1872 - OF LeEEstt-ave. 90 7x2l 5x5fx24-3: pare
beginning on " % land q Harlem River and Por;
Chester Railroad Company 21s.1O u Lezzstt-a-s
20 Sx21 6I irregular. Taylor St adjoining frs
OF Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad c5rpznv
20. .iix102-4X irregular. Bear swamp Road " a.
Joining n of right % 90 Harlsnn River snd
Port Chester Railroad COMPANY S0N2lsx Irregular.
Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad Con1psnr
agt Rafael GcVin et al condemnation proeesdi1gs'
atty, " CTeenough
5th n 2sth-st 25z125x Irregular 5th-er.
8s9 70 q OF Sstf ST 49.4xf0Os James C7arx ar
another agt Beacon H'n Real Estate Company =
action 70 aside deed. attys Cleveland CIsEs
land
Barclay-st No 81; washugtoa-st No ~: johanna
F1elschaan. executriT Ciertrud. r waldo a.
foreclosure OF mortgage, attys Sackett & 3fc(usid
Waverly Place. No 229 the Equitable Lfs Assursze-
society Of the United states ast Julius Fox
foreclosure OF mortgsEe); sftys Alexander q CofSy
Eank-st. Washinztcn-Et. II 10gq5:
2sS5 "a % GrsenvVie ieh-st II I0x95; Efsso1S
Conkln ast Mar 5 Conklin e al (psrtitonls sstT
y Williams
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5Gtt-st. +, 39S.9 1t . OF 11th-ave runs W p2px
n 200 -lOx l5Ox 100.5x 565x 1905; Man
haitian Consumers Brewing Company Charles
n onflstinan Nominal
Avenue G. No 2o5, 25xIO: Louis Dickstein
Julius Lrre: mortgage. si2 500 ................
9td St s. l25 II W OF West End-sve. 5Ox1Oos:
f1nckbeck ct al to Hugo Mack N
1lIth-st, No 453 East. 25. 1lx957 Elias Raude TO
Julius LuT1e and another; mortgage S2o, 400 100
S0th-s;. No Sls West I5x1O0s; Carrie 5 Bailey
to Charles Protze and another: mortgage.
10th st, No 402 West. 1s.4x9s.9 Annie Aaron 10
Max Elentuch; mortgage. S2i coo ............. 100
lGsth-st, =. 15 II OF Audubon-ave. SOxStT
Max Rollnck TO Irving Bachrach another 100
Lots 13 and "a. map Van Nest Park: Morris
schenkein To Myron w Cuddeback: mortgage,
$lfoo Nominal
Columbus ave. corner 60th-St I00.bx30: West
End ave- s. "a IL II 6 OF 9Sth-st. lsxIOO; John
Mcdonald 70 Reserve Realty Company;
l23th-st. No 304 West. 25x90 II: Emanuel Helner
ct al TO Ray Lewis; mortgage $4,000. ........ 100
ilth-ave, 5. 2O1 Il 5tst-st. 25 1xlO0:
Florence / Keller TO Abram Bachraeh; mort
gage $4,000 ..1;........:...: :,......,....... 100
Lot 100. map part Hunt estate. Lena X Recher
to TO Andrew G Anderson. 100
lllth-st. n g. te II " of Pleasant ave 2BN99 :.
Elias Randel TO sophie Shapiro another;
mortgage $50 400. 00..................., 100
slst-st Nos $50 and 352 East afxiOOs: Ida
Machts and Albert e Lowe: mortgage s4l GOO 100
bIook-ave NO 43I, " s. 25xQ0. Julia Rendovit- 10
sknon katzenstein mortgage. siT500 ........ 1oo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
DEVERY Balls sLUGGER OF POLICE
Befriends Nan Who Had Knocked Out a
Japanese and Bluecoat.

William S. Devery last evening bail for
man who badly battered the face Of a policeman
who had interfered when the pounding
she face Of a little japanese.
Nashie is the name Of the japanese who yester-
siay boasted he had married Agnes Griffin, daugh-
ter OF Edward Griffin, Of Far Rockaway. Agnes is
only sixteen years old Some one carried the news
of the boast 70 Patrick Griffin, twenty-five years
old. the big and vigorous brother OF the girl About
O'clock last night Patrick met Nashe in Mott
ave. near Lincoln Place, Far Rockawsy.
The two men soon got into a fight, and the Jap
quickly laid out.
Patrolman Thurber saw. the row and rushed up
He grabbed Griffin, who hit him swinging blow
Thst sent the officer down and half way across the
road Patrolman Louis Neussbaum who chanced
70 be near. also gave pursuit, and with his night
stick sent Griffin into the gutter
Griffin taken 10 the station house, where
Chief Devery went his bond in the sum Of $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
EXPLOSION IN MANH0LE.
Electrician, About to Repair Wires That
Ignited Gas, Seriously Burned

An explosion of gas in nanhoe at Fulton and
Nassau SITS. yesterday afternoon occurred just as
Samuel Kiernan, an empoye of the Edison Electric
Light Company, removing the cover to make
repairs the wires The flash burned Herman
about the hands and face, and be was stunned by
the explosion, which forced off the cover and
disturbed the paving stones around the entrance to
the manhole. Kiernan taken TO the Hudson
Street Hospital for treatment. The explosion dam
aged some OF the circuit wires, which were re-
paired the manhoie had been thoroughly
ventilated. The gas which caused the explosion
came from a. leaky main, and, percolatins through
the walls of the manhole, remained there until
fired by the sparks from crossed wire.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
A MYSTERIOUS FIRE ALARM,
False Signal from Box Near Union League
Club Arouses Members.

t1ftb-ave in tho neighborhood of 3sth-st was
aroused shortly before O'clock last night by cIang
Ing fire bells and the whistles of fire engines tho
result Of false alarm from frebox No 1872
Members OF the Union League Club rushed to the
street and the windows Of houses in 3Sth-st and
along 5th-ave were filled with the faces of fright
ened servants.
The fact that the box is located in the district
taking I'm the Union League Club, the new T4f-
fany building. and the building of the Gorham Man
utacturlhg Company brought out extra large
number of trucks and engines
A q lSt BarJh, Barney Crawford and John Fin
nigal4, three watchmen in the employ OF the Con-
solidated Gas Company, who We're on duty at an
excavation almost In front of the box dec ed that
10 person had pulled the box as they would have
heard the bell had such been the case.
The police We're unable 10 explain the cause of the
box sounding, unless it caused by crossed wires
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

s5sk3 e. SIS Son to u I%g sgou seqy Pr cGRs@{
Same 70 sane; lot 5e5 same map; due Deeer- ..o
Ratko7Tsky. VS. t' B and another to H schnlrzer.
6SsTs M9gn1 Morris % f Pr k5s ysaTs 7sb per m It $4,000
Of 1st-ave year; per .........-..- 1000
Rose yea7 e per mt map ol iiuo 1soc
MecgSeTs ooT9eT 4 to al. eSsT se6fseT oPecSS p i
Same to same: Washington-sve. n W corner 81
Paul Place; due September "a 1905: per $500
Maurer. Harry. to Frank "
corner slst-st: due February II. 1907: per
Hooe o H. to Eureke cooperative savings and
Loan Loan Association; lot 121. map Of Bronxwood 49,,
MeGr@th James to H P Rose lot les. map St
AITs Taym2n5 R0bai PARK s. years per cent 400
e $ 2Ol6 # of CentTal-ave; years. Al per
Peerless Brick Company to c II Reed: 11sth-st, O'
49s # OF Peasant-ave; years per cent 1900
Of White Plains Road and i25 It Of Morris
1ennins NJ years m % Re9psH Re9 lots s and m 5000
sanfoB and BB NJ 1P qoFp0 IN Ro6SsT gsa 4 per s , o
Unionport year. -. ...|....'..". 1000
steinann George. to chester Mortgage Company;
Coumbus-ave. 390.s It W Of Bronxvie-ave:
siegsi j E, to NJ Paris: 1se,h-st. n 3 isatf nv "
Of southern BoueyaTd; year 8 per csnt...... $500
KstEman TN F. to to Fl B Katzman Mages-ave. Nos
eorner 17sth.st: dus e Nosennber 45 fsc7 go
Brown 4. to Metropolitan SAVINGS Bank; 10Th
coI no US East XSsrT psr ogns; 1900
IS # e OF Washington ave- az per bond 5OO
Aseessind S6e ~ L a. e " = CTiPPsn, Veth.s', ~
Tieman. F J. to T E Ciocke. lot 262. map Hunt
Wolf, to L Edelmuth; 7sth-st. n 5. SIS It
wSlker 3 f. to Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY: S''O
Reh fa No T. @ 70 % oSk %ss nt.rS as R b6i bHnd 900 $4,000
Z, OF White Plains read and $50 II n of Nor
dis par5-aysi 3 years 9ss per cent $500
Pany 10 Waeht. lst-ave, cor 6sth-st:
Abraham s 10 ] R Plum ct al: iosih st. No iO''OO'
iS9 West; years, ga per cent t-.-.-------. 2.opO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
BOYS ON THE W1RPATH.
Break from Reform School, Resist
CAPTURE 1Citk ReUoIUer.
Lpr rEIEGRApH II THE TRIBUNE. ]

Plttsburg. July 20.-Pittsburg was startled
this morning by news from the Morganza Re
form School. about twenty miles south of here.
that a wholesale delivery had been attempted
yesterday afternoon, with partial success.
Thirteen boys refused to drill in the hot sun
and, rushing the guards and drill master, es-
capped to the woods Ten of them were recap
tured almost Immediately, but three, John o.
Toole, Walter Shultz and William LOTUS the
ringleaders, escaped.
The detectives of both Washington and Alle-
gheny counties were out after the lads at day
break. Detective McMillen came Shultz in
isolated spot and the incorrigible youngster
covered the constable with a revolver and told
him to throw up his hands. McMillen got be-
hind tree and called for help, which came. and
the youth was captured.
At late hour tonight LOTUS is the only one
a liberty.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MR.. wATCHoRN ACTS AS "sHATcHEN. s.
Immigrants Advised to Wed by Chief of
Ellis Island-Business Increasing.

IF you want 20 get married and be happy" Com
missioner Watchorn is said 10 have told the first
Immigrant he met ''get married here on the island
7 have heard IT said that Ellis Island marriages
never breed divorce
The number OF marriages has increased amaz-
5ngly since Mr.. Watchorns arrival and the etatis-
uclans say his valuable advice has had something
70 90 with il The official matrimonial report for
The nrst halr or The year shows 223 marriages. an
increase Of twenty-thTee over the same number OF
months OF last year.
In nearly every instance the bridegroom had been
n this country for some years and having esta b.
llshec himself in business sent for his promised
wife. Before the happy lass IS admitted 10 tho
country she Is married on the island.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

soth-st No 164 East Bertha Deuisch ags Annie
Graner John Garner. contractor. 500 90
@ Abraham sieseI, owner and contractor. 900 90
Park Row. No Al; Nassau-st, No 14T. Frederick
Buthorn agt The Park Company owner. The
standard PlInger Elevator Company contract
John Smiley sub-contractor ,........ lO0 90
SaIno property; Martin Smiley agt As
same property same ast same ....-.... 1T5 90
Amsterdam ave, l6eJh-st Bridget Nc
Ardle Reliance Construction Counranv
owner: James LeaTy and David McKsown con-
7,t ,raetors ....-.,.... SIS 70
'th-st No 2ls East: Harry Ssnft agt Jacob
s,ia Lewis Swner ds and contractor $500
reau owner; Levin & Meyer Contracting Com
pany. contractor No
Ssth-st No West; Esektion ManufacturinS Corr-
pany agt Rose Fadrell, owner: Edwin W Chat
,,5,,.o 5es oORtraet9r Tor ,,, -. 500 90
mon Marx. owner Edwin " Charee, eontract-
aoSg-.; Sg \, w.. =, ;,,;. -, % o7
err Edwin ,hanee contractor ............,. -le5 70
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
II MILLION STOLEN.
Nan Arrested IN DenUer for alleged
Wholesale Gold Ore TheftS.
[Br TELEeRAPu To THE TRIBUNE.l

Denver July 20.-Detectives to-day captured
Thomas O. Brown. who is charged with being
one of gang of thieves who are credited with
stealing S1000000 worth of rich ore. in the
Cripple Creek District. during the last year
When Brown called for trunk weighing 600
pounds. secured it ard started for an assay
office, he was arrested. In thp trunk were TWO
travs full of arms and clothes. while under them
were four sacks of rich gold ore. valued at
$1,000
six assayers arc under bond at Cripple Creek
for trial and Brown is said to be their confed-
crate in ore thefts.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
1 y Mers.nrolh. ornsr: schns,a.r Z. H-rrr

A II Morgenroth. owner: Schneider & Hsr~
dICuit-clS . . 20 .. -.
Nain-st .. 125 Il OF Fordhanl-ave: for a ons
story frame store 19x2S: Ernest Roedsr ovasr.
S n Booth & Son. architects .-........ -.
BTook-aye, s. 3502J n of 16sth-st: for four
ak st0ry brick tenement houses, AZ 6xs7.8
Albert j SchNarzlsT. owner and architect. ....
f3tth-st. n = $50 u y q Locust-ave: for two
story brick store. 5ox5O: Fort Morris Markss
Company owner: J Jenkins. architect
Bronx Park. 2.500 70 of Pelham ate AMI
Southern Boulevard: for a two story and attic
brick feed barn. 20 6xT3: city OF EsE-Torx.
owner: Martin Sehsnck. architect. -.-..--......
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SPEED LIMIT, FOUR MILES AN HOUR.
"Autos" Must Be Crawlers in Town of
Nantucket

Nantucket. Mass. July 2o-This island town has
set the pace for automobiles four miles an hour
The Selectmen have just turned down a petition to
allow the 'wlizz carts" TO travel faster and from,
their ruling there is appeal. There IS much
kicking from the old captains. who complain
OF stumbling over the tarnation things while
the owners kick because they obliged to walow
in the odor of their own gdsolene
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NEW ARcANuM RATES OPPOSED

Boston, July 2O-To discuss the assessments re-
Gently levied, special session OF the Grand Council
OF Massachusetts, Royal Arcanum. was held To-
day In Es<rnont Temple Resolutions declaring that
the new scale unfair to rank and file of the
membership and that a special session OF the
supreme Council should be called 10 revoke the
Objectionable order were unanimously adopted and
a certificate was prepared requesting the Supreme
Regent TO call a special meeting Of the Supreme
Council to take such action might be deemed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
CORK MEN TO HOLD OUTING.

The Cork Mems p. and p. Association viii hold
SIS annual excursion Sunday. July o. Fully seven
thousand persons aTe expected to take advantage
Of the sail Up the Hudson. The hotilla which will
carr the crowd win consist OF four steamers and
four barges.
Among the invited guests are Mayor Mcclellan
Comm issioneTs Pallas. Hayes and Oakley and Bor-
ough Presidents AheaTu, Cassidy and Haffen.