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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
SEEK SEVENTH TRUNK.
Information Wanted by Beef Trust
.Inrn Still Missing.

Chicago. April 12.-secret Service men are said
20 be making an effort 10 find mysterious trunk
wanted in connection with the federal jury in
zestigation Of the packing industry in ADDITION
10 the six trunks thai have been seized
Ia connection with the search for the missing
receptacle government officers are seeking OF
fciais Of the Aetna Trading Company who il is
said. may be able 10 tel the grand jurors the
,,}osning OF every item contained IN the books
end papers found ia The trunks. The informa-
zion sought is in relation to alleged plans prac-
Used 20 raise the price Of sausage caslngs When
The officials of The company learned that an in
1estigatiou WAS begin their Offices were closed.
Henry .. Godfrey, said TO have been secretary
and treasurer, was traced by Secret Service men
from Chicago 20 Toronto, Canada, where all
trace of him VAS lost. He IS said 10 have been
travelling n possession OF twenty trunks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
DEER PARK SEASON OPENS JUNE IS.

The summer resort at Deer Park Nd. has been
greatly improved. The tennis courts and golf links
are now Immediately in front of the large hotel.
and are therefore convenient for use. This resort
has extended its already spacious grounds, and
large of money have been spent in enhancing
their natural attractiveness and beauty Five hun
dred acres is large area to be covered by hotel
and it's environments, but the nine mile plateau in
this section of the Allegheny Range affords an
excellent opportunity 10 spread out There are
twelve cottages belonging to tie hotel each having
several Of ground Immediately surrounding it.
The cottage season Will open June Is. while the
hotel will be opened June q. under the manage
ment Of w 7. Burwell the superfntendent of
hotels Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia.
New-YoTk and Cincinnati always have fun rep
resentation the hotel because Of the convenience
Of the through train service from these points A
great number from the South, and while Deer
Park is never represented 4 health resort 1t is,
nevertheless, place absolutely out Of the reach of
malaria germs and hay fever is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUN2.l
Chicago April 12.-Wheat strong to-day I'M
Ill the last hour of the session. when the longs
began take the profits they had in their earlier
purchases. The result was the July price at the
close lost all but Lice of gain &c 1t showed
at one time ard all that remained to the September
was a similar small fraction. May nervous
with no great volume of business and after selling
as high as 81 1874 II closed at 81 15 &c advance
for the day II. V. Jones' Of Minneapolis, the well
known crop statstician. issued a statement to the
effect that IN the most favorable circumstances
the winter wheat crop could not be 10000 600
bushels hut the decline after II was received
showed with how little confidence 1t regarded
Corn closed &c higher for May, and &c for July
Oats gained lac. There was no appreciate change
in provisions values.
offerings had TO be coaXed. Local receipts were
twentv-twO ears compared with five the same
day last year There We're reports from North
Dakota Of three inches of snow having fallen since
yesterday. May closed at 81 1514, after selling as
high as 81 1874 and low as 81 10 The highest for
July was s71sGSSc, the lowest SI15c, and the close
Was S54IS1ssc.
Corn market was strong and active. chiefly due
10 tho diminishing receipts Number OF cars in
to-day's inspection was %S2. Of which % were con-
tract Estimate Of to-morrows arrivals %
bush, OF which le6 600 were by lake to Port Huron
and other American lake ports. There was no ex-
port domestic shipping demand az prevailing
pTices. May sold from 4SAc TO ass closing at 48Se
The highest for July was 4s3sQ4ssc' the lowest sS
ana the close WIS 4214c.
moderate trade Was done in the cat pit. The
market strong In view Of the hsnt receipts ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
COLLINS ON ROTHSCHILD.
II Statement from the Prison Super
intendent about the Case.

Albany. April 1.-THE attitude Of the State
Prison Department In the matter concerning
David Rothschild. the convicted president Of
the Federal Bank, which has been considered
by the New-York County Grand Jury during
the last few days was discussed this morning
by Prison Superintendent c. V. Collins, who
said:
The papers claimed by David ,Rothschild and
taken from Martin Conlon's cen had been snug
ga o s0s oFsd d0on The GI { prsdn don
partment had a perfect right to take these papers
away from either COnlon or Rothschild and make
even have destroyed them. There has been nothing
in the entire transaction To- conceal and no disPo
tigation and the District Attorneys ONCE or any
other reputable law arm will always be accorded
titled The insinuatiOns and implications against
case which have been published are unfair. and are
not substantiated by facts.
sorts Of pressure was brought TO bear on me to
permit Mrs Rothschd TO visit him at the prison as
her TO go there any Oftener than any one else
was detected trying 20 smuggle five dollar bin to
Rothsehild and he IN turn trying to give her a
f e letter. T!fS1i eS ADVISED Mrs
the prison physician and get him to send him
since that time We have kept him under strict
unless the visitor accompanied by attendant
from the prison, and then conversations were per
the visitor by a screen. Efforts have been made to
have that order revoked, but to avail, and when
a representative from the District Attorney office
visited the prison 10 see Rothschild the order was
followed out as usual but instead Of assigning
officer 10 attend the visitor Warden Johnson went
himself
Rothschild was told that his counsel could visit
him the prison, but that under no circumstances
would We permit ex-convict. who represented
himself as counsel for Rothschild. to enter the
prison. since there is a prison rule that eZ,con-
victs are not allowed TO visit the prison Roth
sebild a short time ago assigned TO the
bospital by The prison physician. and the ru-
NOR reached me that Mrs ROthschild had paid
This ex-convict $3.50 the latter agreeing to see 10
n that Rothschild sent 70 the hospital. AS a
result OF this report visited the prison with Dr.
animation OF the patients in the hospital. AS re-
suit OF this examination ordered Rothschild.
Iarrv Summerdeld and several others who were
n0riur as patients back to work In the shops
During an interview I had with Rothschild, he
told me that this eX-cOnvict had promised that II
lie tRothschild) would give him $1,000 he would
sly So with Warden Johnson and myself so Roth
schild could sleep in the waroen's house and eat
he GARDENS table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13

The Central Leather Company was incorporated
az Trenton yesterday. with an authorized capital
OF 100000 OF which sa0G0OOoo is 90 DO per cent
cumulative preferred stock and 100000 COM
mon stock TIE new company has been form
ed as successor 10 the United States Leather Com
paDy under the plan Of readJustment Of Decem-
her Il 1904 which became operative about two
Tnonths ago The charter contains the rather novel
provision that the directors without the assent
er other action Of the stockholders. shall have
power 20 authorize the issue of bonds 10 an amount
not TO exceed f5.0cOccC par Waite AZ any one time
outstanding. -,
Under the readjustment plan. 2 .lA,lO OF the
sa5 OO9co0 bonds, sllAl50 preferred stock ana Us
ess 3a common stock OF the new company are re-
served consideration for the preferred STOCK or
TIE Old company, Si8s68.6sO OF the new common
stock IL 20 be given In exchange FOR ne od &C m,
mon stock s62e000 common stock 70 20 go 10
the new interests In the company Armour and
Kuhn. Loeb & CO. interestsD for their co-opera-
ton and FOR meeting the expenses OF concentrating
the plan. and $50 bonds. $3.50 new pre-
feFred stock and t2ts,ss9 common are reserves 10
provide for redemption Ot the United States
Leather COmpany's debenturos 20 acquire addi-
tionai properties. &c provide additional WORKING
capital, and for general purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Liverpool April l2osaied. steamer Baltic Crl Smith.
Sciily April ll-Passed steamer IldeTtou
NeW-NOrk for Havre and Dunkrk.
Shields April 11-Sailed. steamer Deutschland Dutch.
Tank DaIldOTI Crom RotteFdam) New-YCrk
Queenstown. April IL m-Arrived steamer Teutonio
(Br, McIIinstTy. New-YoEk tor Liverpool land pro
CHRISTIANS. ADril T-sailoa steamer Oscar II DsuS.
Hempel Nsw-YOrk
bremen April H. mdnght-AEFtved stsam.r Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse Ger. Cuppers. NsW-Yosx via
Plymouth and CheThOuFs.
Rotterdam. April steamer AnnstadyS Dutchl.
Baron New-York via London and AmstsTdaun
Copenhagen April 0ATrived steamer Hsll Olav D2nA
Hoist New-Xork via ChristIansnnd
gaarea April 1i-Passed steamer Napolitan Prince rl
Fagleton. Naples and Palermo Tor NOvg-York
Barcelona. April S-Arrived steamer UlTiken tor Han
NeW-YorE.
Gibraltar April l1-Passed steamer 81 Nicholas (Br).
Barr. shanghai Iloio. Manila and Colombo vita Al
gieTs for New FORK; 18th. arrived steamer WelmsF
GER. Morsens'ein. NeW-NOFk TOR Naples and Genoa
land proceeded.
Naples. April il-sAisd steamer Cre,ie CBr) ssaiby.
NeW-YorE-
(Bu; CuyeFWeh tfrom New-YoTk) Cape Town. East
AIgoa Bay. April ARRIVED steamer scharEfsl. (GeFl
Bathmanh' NeN-AoFk VITA Cape Town FOR East Lon
Perrin, April l2-passed steamer Richmond Castle CsTl
MeLsS.eL. lONssaA.iA. HtoSo. shanghai HOnx Kong
Hogo April ,S.l.tyed CPFrviouslyh steamer ComoE4o
thfl. EIeStl- 49, AorS VIA Cape Town. etc
Pare, April eAfflNed. steamer Searexs. lDIl. Couch
HsW-4oE1 Via Barbados.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
LINERS RUDE HASTE.
RuthIessly ShOrtcns Parting and
COmpeLs Lean for Lore.

little one-act love comedy enacted at the
White Star pier yesterday, the Oceanic was
about 10 sail. The chief actor. Julius Mcintyre a
business man. Of Buffalo. It is said had arranged
for his wedding 10 take place on May /. but a
hurried call to London short his preparations.
His fancee at the pier yesterday, and plainly
showed that she loath TO have him sail
The business from Buffalo ana the rosy
checked maiden remained talking on the pier, heed
less OF the cries of IAN ashore!' The great liner
blew a blast that could be heard at Sandy Hook
yet the lovers heard IL not. Mcintyre glanced from
the zone woman toward the steamer, and saw that
the latter was moving out. and the plank was in.
A kiss dash for the plank. and the Buffalo man
balked. The steamer was too far out for the
leap The gangway promptly pushed out. and
Mcintyre leaped six feet into the air. landing in
The arms OF two deckhands. shout went up from
the multitude on board, but Mcintyre needed not.
Ha waited kisses 20 the bushing maiden until the
Oceanic disappeared,
Mcintyre hopes TO arrive in Liverpool on the
18th inst and spend the next day in London trans
acting his business. Then, by quick worK' ne e1-
vessel sailing from there on the I'd and arrive here
the 3oth day before the date set for the we'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
SPRINKTERS AGAIN BUSY.
SOLICITORS At WORK.
SeIf-Appointed Contractors Ready
to Flood City Streets.

AZ the life OF the present legislature draws 20
a close the opinion in municipal official circles
becomes more general that the city is TO re-
ceive relief in street sprinkling the injury OF
which has frequently been pointed out by The
Tribune. The bill which Major Woodbury. pre-
pared. making sprInkllng and sanding OF the
asphalted streets one OF the duties OF the De-
partment OF Street Cleaning. is still slumbering
peacefully with the Committee on Cities. This
bill has the support OF the Mayor. and a public
hearing was had. az which no opposition de-
veIoped. The measure. however. has not been
reported and there are many who think that 1t
will be kept in the background until the legis-
lature adjourns.
In the mean time HNderbrandt & Byers, the
Tammany men who have appointed themselves
sprinklers TO the city Of New-YOrk, are pre-
pairing for another season OF activity. Their
solicitors have been at work among the resi-
dents. ofilcehOlders and landowners along 5th
and Madison ayes. and other uptown asphalted
streets. They have been presenting blank con-
tracts Of a more or less ironclad nature in
which the citizen agrees to pay so much a
month for sprinkling service in front OF his
property.
When they have obtained all the contracts
possible and made a contract with the Depart
ment Of Water Supply for the water for their
carts. the firm viii begin sprinkling. it did
for ten years or more under contracts with the
city and II did last year without any con-
tract or warrant whatsoever. One OF the most
effective plaEs to increase their revenue is that
of sprinkling in front OF every other house on a
block leaving bare the asphalt in front of the
home of the man who has refused to subscribe.
Usually week two OF this brings the resi-
dent time.
The chief complaint about private sprinkling
is that II is caTelessly done. The drivers fairly
slop the street with water, making IL dangerous
10 traffic for an hour after the sprinkling
carts pass. The operations OF the concern If
Albany continues 10 refuse RELIEF by passing the
bill now before the legislature. Will be closely
watched this summer by the officers of the
American Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals. An effort Will be made to have the
water applied in moderate quantities. which will
lessen the danger TO horses and automobiles. 1t
is likely that one last effort will be made to get
the bill through at Albany. Commissioners
Woodbury.. who Is virtually the father Of the
measure. will try TO have some friendly mem
Der of the legislature inject some life into 1t.
From past experiences, however, this will be q
difficult task. In some mysterious way the
sprinkling and sanding clauses dropped out of
the new charter between the time IT left the
charter committee and reached the legislature.
Something has happened to every bill dealing
with the subject that has been introduced since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Wednesday, April 12.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Regina Elena dab Rzz9 Girgenti March
Co with passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steiner Titan CBp. Amey. Santos Msrch a Rio
Jevons with cabin IS seerage passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at D m
Panama R R S. Co with Is5 passengers mails and mdse
steamer a Brighton COB, Kaidager Port Antonio and
F FG1 eor With APT u at the say sr at 5S Pd
Steamer Miramar (Brl. anderson Manzanlo March 80
rived a the Bar at M
the Cuneo Trading Co with fruit Arrived Bar at
steamer Ok OBJ Nilsen sama April g. to the Atlantic
Fruit Co with fruit Arrived at the Bar at IL M
Steamer Avona CT0r' Erlinds Gardsnss April and
z 10 d Munson. with moIasses. Arrived at the Bar
steamer FL Rio. Parker. Galveston April g. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine at
steamer Sabine; Young Mobile April 9 via Brunswick
StssrrSr HTapa6oe Kembe Jacksonville AprI Win
Charleston TO- to william T Clyde Co with passengers
and mdse Passed Quarantine n at s;S4 a m
Co with passengers and mdse South o. the Highlands
steamer Carib Chichester Georgetown. s c. April =
Steamer Princess anne, TaPley Newport News and
mdse. south OF the Husbands ct 2Os p m:
Steamer City OF Philadelphia, Reynolds Baltimore to
Foster. with mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at 1881
Steamer Goldsboro Swain philadelphia to william p
Clyde s Co with mdse. South OF the Highlands at
Steamer Grenada Q) Nlurehison. Perth Anboy to the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. in ballast Passed In
Sandy Hook at 4:2S m.
Steamer Majestic. from Liverpool and Queenstown
goutheast OF Fire Island at 8 ? m
Steamer Afghan Prince CBr). Campbell Shields March
o. 10 c ssaGer CO. IN ballast Arrived the Bar
Tbs M
Steamer Rhein GER Rott. Bremen April I. 20 Oechs
Co. with 1902 cabin and 494 steeTage passengers and
mdse. Arrived the Bar at b;45
Tyneheld (r1 VigeTs. PoTTnan March q, with
iron ore TO Nayor Benson & CO. vessel to BowrnS &
AFrive
steamer Cevic (Br) Clarke, Liverpool April 20 the
White Star Line with mdse southeast OF Fire Island
1920 m ,,, -
Queenstown the White star Line with passenger
mails and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at II 80
steamer FTankby (8r). Cardiff March 20. TO How
ard Houder ROWatt q Co. with mdsa Anchored in
Quarantine II:
Steamer Mannheim ger ecllu EottStIatn march =
the bar a 1921 D m.
santos - Rio JaneiFo % Lnd Barbados April 8 the
John q seNger Co, with passengers, mails aud mlse.
Anchored IN Quarantine az 1877 2 N:
Steamer LRsesil Reynoidc. FoEtand Me- % NcCaldin
Bros Passed IN sandy HOOK az 1900 U 18th.
Sandy Hook. n J. April IL view nS->NA4G southeast
HIGHT bFssEei eioloys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLEs.-De-
Complete assortments OF

partment Of the Interior. once o. Indian Affairs.
Washington, c.. March Is 190S.-Sealed proposals..
Endorsed Proposals -four. the may
be- directed the Commissioner Of Indian AIelFS
205267 Chicago. H. VIII Be reestved
D. m, OF Tuesday April p. 1905. Tor
furnishing Indian Service beef -four, bacon beans
coffee nee, and other articles OF subsistenc
also groceries baking pcdeT, crocery asF-
cultural implements, paints oils glass tn1are' wagons
harness. leather. shoe findings Gaddleryt etc. schoo
supplies. and long list OF miscellaneous sreles scared
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for rubber goods nar-
ware. etc.. as the case may BE- ana directed g tns
st. Louis Mo- win be received until 9eIoeN ? ~
Indian Service. rubber goods boots and shoes hardware
blankets Woollen cotton goods. clothing.
etc may be- and directed % the Commits
Indian Affairs, Nos 119121 wooster street.
New York City. will be received until O'Clock = M
OF Tuesday May l6. 1905 for furnishing for the Indian
Service blankets wooen and cotton goOd clothing no
lions. hats caps. Bids must be made out on Gov
blanks Schedules giving all necessary tntOrna
tion bidders will furnished application 20 the
Indian ONCE Washington. D. c. the Y. s. Indian ware
houses 119l21 Wooster street. New YORK
South Canal street. Chicago. Ill; SIS Howard street..
Omaha. Nebr; 6O2 South Seventh street St. Louis MO;
. Washington street San Francisco CAL the Commits
saries OF Subsistence, L. 9 A. Rt Cheyenne Wyo, and
ST. Paul. MINI: the Quartermastsr. y. s. A. Seattle
Wash; the pOsmasters at Sioux City, Tucson Port
land. Spokane and Tacoma. Bids viii be opened az the
present opening The Department the
right determine the point Of delivery and retect
any and all bids part OF any BID
f. IEIJPP. Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
WOULD DEEPEN SAN JUAN HARBOR

Representative j. ACam Bede, Of Minnesota. a
member Of the House River and liaTbor Commit
Zee arrived here yesterday the government
transport Sumner from san Juan. Porto Rico.
where the committee inspected the harbor. The
other menloers OF the committee left the transport
"a New-Orleaus. Nr. Bede said:
The committee Is in favor % widening and deep
ming fhe harbor AZ san Juan, p. r.. ana making
II a rendezvous for number OF war vessels. All
n needs Is a little dredging for our fleet. The
committee viii recommend 10 Congress that u be
isnnrO,,ed SO as 70 accommodate the whole OF the
sogsn Atlantic feet II IS not the idea OF the
.eulnittee 20 make San Juan a naval base. We
flsO visited the harbor 81 Ponce, and recommended
lat II De Improved ana R!oeEed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13

in sympathy with the strength in corn Offerings
when good selling by the local crowd caused a de-
cline May sold at 3O2sc sparingly There were
only 80 cars inspected in and only AZ cars esti-
mated for te-morr3W Local shipments were 12lo coo
down SO1sc closing at 3O1s63OAc. The lowest
was SOQ5O1sc. July closed at SOC. The highest was
Boise and the lowest 29bc.
Provisions were neglected, and there was barely
enough business transacted to establish quotations
The tone OF the market was firm. influenced by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
CUT IN PRICE or CRUDE OIL.

Pittsburg. April l2.-rhe Standard Oh Company
made another reduction IN the price OF ali grades
- crude OH A cut OF 9 cents WAS made IA higher
lrades and cents IN the lower grades. The quo
fations follow: Pennsylvania, 9 SS fiona, 81 IS;
corning 81: CabeIl g o.: New Castle 81 Is: North
lSrna IS cents; South Lima. s. cents: Indiana, So
csnts; Somerset, IS cents and Raglan 81 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
: S. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. RI
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE NEWPORT. R. l.
SAILED.

Steamers whitehall CBr) for Norfolk: Bradford (ssr
Port Antonio Colorado Brl Hull BerTaudan C). Ham
ton Bermuda: Butcher Gen. Hamburg via Plymouth
Cherbourg; Or) Liverpool; Excelsior New
Orleans United States DAM Copenhagen; Orizaba
Nassau, Santiago. Jefferson and Newport
News; Ras Pera CBr Zanzibar etc via Norfolk Alson-
quin. Charleston and Jacksonville Julia Luckenbach
from Norfolk Cherokee SantO Domingo CITY etc:
fuegos (Cuban) Santiago. Manzanillo etc Adirondack
GER Inagua Port de PAX. etc. Prtns Fredrik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
70 SPEND sis.oOoOOO on TERMINALS.

gBV TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
s.eU-Orleans April FL 8. Berg. Of SeW-YoTk.
tts close friend OF President Yoalzum. Of the
Frisco ana the president OF the NeW-OTleaDs
Terminal Company, to-day announced that before
fhe plans which had been formed by the Frisco
for is NeW-Orleans terminals were carried out.
fhe company would spend more than tlD.l8f9eJ0 Ia
sasition % the :5oo4og9 already expended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13
CHANGE OF VENUE FoR HocH.

Chicago. April "A change Of venue was
granted to-day to Johann Hoch. the bigamist and
alleged "Bluebeard." When his case was called
for trial the defence presented a petition alleging
1t to be impossible to secure a fair trial before
either Judge Tulcy Judge Barnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-13

~ DARK LANTERNS. LEG IRONS, SHACKLES
BALLAST FORKS. LOOSE LEAF BINDERS AND
DRAWING BfATERIAL.-Oface OF the Asst Purchasing
Agent Isthmian Commission. "a Street New
York April g. 19O5-Sealed proposals trplicate will
be received at Of the Assistant Purchasing
Isthnian Canal Commission = State Street Now
York until 1890 a. NJ. April IS. 1905 furnishing
mentioned articles Blanks and fun information
may obtained from this office. ALFRED ANDERSON
Asst. Purchasing Agent.