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New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
IT'LL IN BELLEVUE FOOD WAR.
Nothing to Say Say Attendant5-Silenoe
Well Maintained at Hospital.

There was u lull in the hostities at Bellevue
HoenitaI Yesterday. Acting Superintendent Greg
ory admitted that there had been few
about the food but said the things complaiheo "a
u.era beirg rect!fed. II have nothing fuEthei 10
sav he added Miss Harriet Gordon, the d,etiti'','
looked the personiication of good living herseii'
and lust the kind of commissary one woulo WISH
to have. -, clio
~ have nothing further to say to-day sae
aoboed ut'-confGentially-"l shall make s''i'e
ment later" and turned to her menu u-makin8'
A Jolly looking young doctor who was suiii',,ie @
himself out in TIE yard. grnned as ne diSc'S'''
case. =, t,, md nrooeeded
IN saI- II in about fifteen hunored cnoce +a,t7tJl +a,t7l
saxon words There was evidently desire ,a,l on ,li
s;,Ies 10 make light of the expose Of }cSlefuaS
All of the cadaVerous orderlcs and clerks ll;ld
dsappeartd from view and in their places d hai. u
dozen well fed young doctors sauntered ABOUT 'lle
place. .,.,. ,f tho board of
trustees of the hospital added his s 20 =
Il have nothing say to the r%efhalkI % b % SAM,
s1IbordinateS and the nurses MAKE INC ShiiiI
stereotypcd reply to the unasled queSuoh.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
RANKS WILL NOT OPPOSE HIGGINS.
Mr.. Rhoades Explains Attitude Toward he
publican Administration.

Jabn Harsen Rhoades president of the Green
v,icb Savings Bank and authority on savings
hank ouestioas took strong exception yesterday 10
t1e criticism of Governor Higgins and the report
that il the Governor did not repeal the oaNiis'
Ranks Surplus tax the banks will use their IN
f5,,ence against the Republican administration
Mr. Rhoades said last night:
Governor Higgins has materially aided us IN Sc
-,,rine the massage of savings banks ols IoT wnlcu
,ra have striven for twenty-five years ana oDJec,
strongly 10 these criticisms | assert with equdI
emphasis that the savings banks are not going u
enter potics That is all nonsense. .
The Republican party during the campaign naue
no definite pledge TO repeal the tax. ana the men
ar the head of the savings banks of the state are
ty no means a unit in believing that Il should be
repea led In fact, / practically assured that a
majority of them Relieve that ii IS Just tax TOT
The hest interests Of all and should be allowed 10
stand. -, 49,. =; -
II is ridiculous to say that unless the tax IS re-
reaied the interest will be decreased Iaklns
nv own hank example, The tax on our sur
r,s arnouyts TO only $500 year. while the dlf-
ference between the 32 and per cert rate OF IN
terest paid the depositors amounts TO approx
rnately s2sGe10 a year. What would we DO win
the remaining s2o5,ooo if we are now able TO pay
the taxi - -
not sufficient under S35.Oe0 present TO meet the
tax then that bank never should have raised It's
rate TO per cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
TO STOP FIRECRACKER NUISANCE.
Special Squad of Police Is Sent Out IN PLAIN
Clothes to Make Arrests

ANY little boy or big boy who shoots fire
crackers off in the street to-day may be ar
rested by Roundsmar William Maher or one OF
the five men whom Commissioner McAdoo Sc
lected yesterday to serve under him. The fire
cracker nuisance having started much carrier
than usual this year and not having abated, de-
spite two orders sent out by Mr.. McAdoo to the
force, the plan of organizing Il speclai squau
was adopted. The names of the men uhdef
Roundsman Maher are not disclosed by the COM
missioner.
The regular 'shoofy roundsmen are ordered
to make complaints against policemen VINO per
nit viola tions of the firecracker ordnance Oh
their posts and those men will be brought TO
trial on the regular calendar of police cases at
headquarters. Commissioner McAdoo yesterday
said he was compelled to take strenuous actloh
in dealing with the nuisance. Dozens OF COM COM
pIaints from all classes of people, have poured
into his office by mail, but he hopes now 10 pe
able to do away entirely with the shooting OF
firecrackers on the streets until the tourth OF
July The men of the new squad Will go out
this morning in plain clothes and VIII try 10
capture every person they see violating the
ordinance
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
Joes UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.
Commission Urges Running OF Cars a
Shorter Intervals in The Bronx.

AS 4 result of its investigation Of complaints that
the Union Railway Companys service in The Bronx
was insufficient the State Railroad Commission
yesterday announced its recommendations in part
follows:
That on Saturday and Sunday afternoons cars be
onerated in Jerome ave between 135tn-St. and
Woodlawn. Il six minute headway. instead OF an
eight minute headway at present.
That on the Webster-ave. line. from 12Sth-st. to
Mount Vernon, during the day cars be operated on
six minute headway, instead of eight minute
headWay. at present.
That on the 12Sth-st West Farms line, from
l2Stn-st. West Farms SqVare and Morris Park
and the Wcstchester line. from fremont station
OF the elevated through West Farms Square to
West Chester. cars be operated one and one
quarter minute headway on Saturday and sunday
afternoons instead of and one-half minute
headway. at present, and that on those lines
cars be operated between the hours of 6:4j Il. m
and S a. m. and between the hours of p. m. and Z
p. N. and onc-half minute headway, IN
stead of a three minute headwaY, as at present.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
POLICE ACCUSED OF PLANT PLOT
Woman Prisoner Freed from Detecti7es
Charge of Running Opium Joint.

Mrs Dorothy Mason. who on SATURDAY '
n1oned E T Mason, wealthy SILK importer "a
No 1s Creene-st to the Harlem Court charging
him with non-support, and who was herseII dile''
ed on Monday morning in company with young
man calling himself Arthur sullivan, was ms
o,.rsad at the West Side Court yesterday VIII
ian, p schoen her attorney. said there was a pio'
TO injure her suit against her husoahu anu 'ae
notice and a private detective laid Il plant J."
order 10 arrest her the charge of condueuhs ''
opium joint ,n
A police detective testified that he and three otef
nov, yrant to the womans fiat with the private de-
tective, that they and the woman repaired TO a
back room where they all stretched out en- co.'s
with an opium layout in the centre, ana that
S,iIiiyan cooked the hop and all smoked
sullivan testified that the layout was ms lIop
erty He using it, he said to enable M MN bo
hreak off the morphine habit. we all MT @ Tue
pipe" he admitted and the detectives PAID 9 me
noney but IL was simply case of sharinS. eA-
pensesr He rented the rear room OF the nat from
Mrs Mason he said. and conducted Il racing III
formation bureau there. a..
After the hearing had lasted over an hour the
case was dismissed on the ground that there was
not sufficient evidence to show that the defeIants
were conducting place where money was p'''u i0i
the privilege Of smoking opium
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
DOUBTS DISCOVERY OF LIFE.
Radium Theory May Be Valuable, However,
Saws Dr. w. II. King.

with radiijfn by Professor John Butler Burke, of
Cambridge University, who believes he has discov-
cred a primitive form of life Dr. W. H. King. who
has done some valuable experimenting with radium
at the Flower Hospital. said yesterday:
If Professor Burke had obtained his results with
ont smashing the tube containing the radium
would be more inclined TO accept his statement
- profasor T;rrke can prove the thing with
the radum placed in a hermetically sealed tube
tLcp we can believe that ne has discovered primi
tita form of life. Thus far the descriptions of his
experinlent are indefinite to satisfy scientists
Ga,a NOT much confidence in Professor Burke
,o,ing discovered the cause OF life but he may
iTn de some other discovery which may turn
nhte t ne %e of more value the world Professor
Burke is working with number of scientists OF
1n9kes should not be ridiculed. l think we VIII ma
.hat he has not discovered the cause or me
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
ACCUSED TEACHER OF ASSAULT
Young Woman Discharged-Boy Called Her
Names, Said Companions.

Miss Ray Goldberg. teacher in Public School
No D. Sheriff and Stanton SITS. was in the Essex
Market police court yesterday afternoon in re-
sponse 10 summons secured by Mrs Rachel
Baungarten of No 81 Sheriff-st. 70 give reason
why she had assaulted Mrs Bauragarten's nine
year-oId Max.
Mrs. Baumgarten carried the boy up before Mag
istrate Moss. Max's right arm was wrapped IN
bandages and held in sling. The boy said his
teacher had pushed him against a desk for no
good reason Miss Goldberg denied this. SIX OF
Toune Baumcarten's classmates said Miss Gold
berg did not strike him. but that he had kicked her
legs -. -: o1,es
The boy. according to statements OF MS cii;Ss-
mates was bad in school and called MS te4caed a
vile names They also said he climbed on the NE
escapes and called her raEllcs througn the Wlnuo~
MAGISTRATE Moss decided that Miss Goldberg "a5
NOT guilty. The Board Of Education it is said VIII
sIso dismiss any complaint that Mrs. B3uflsaFIel
4as brought against Miss Goldberg
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
BROWNS NEAR CANARSlt.
Man Leaues address of 4. Hof'
Ufho Is Missing Later.

Passengers on the ferryboat FANNIE Mchaiie'
which runs between Canarsie and Barren lsla'iu'
saw man leap over the ran yesterday iloi
Inc when the boat was off the Breakwater, the
ssoror+ nar, of the channel. Captain McAvoy
..o-,,e5 The bost at once and a search was made
che man hut In vain His body never came
to ,bs surface. Later on a passenger found
newsnaper near where the man had been SIT
,sne upou which was written in several places IN
nenciI the name a. Hoff, No. 1,2oS Jenerson-
ave.
Al that address Mrs. Hoff was found Sho
said that Mr. Hoff. who with his son, eaIIlSo @ u 3t
a successful leather business at NO. Zoi WasH,
ington-st. Brooklyn, had left home al the usoa SC,
.sts.a ,.es4a~5ax, morning and up TO late hour
last night he had not returned He had peen Ia d
sufferer from acute stomach trouble one OF Ils
sons went 10 Canarsie last nlsht 10 uy anu ~
cover the body.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MUST RAISE PITTsBURG BRIDGE.
Secretary Taft Declares It a Menace to
Commerce.

Washington. June 21.-Secretary Taft to-day
followed Secretary Roots ruling in the Pitts
burg Union Bridge controversy and denied the
long pending petition for rehearing of the
matter, at the same time ordering the I'M
mediate execution of Secretary Roots order re-
quiring the bridge to be reconstructed at a
height of seventy feet above the Allegheny
River. The bridge was built in 1879, In his
memorandum to-day. Secretary Taft declares
the bridge menace to commerce and states that
it was constructed at its present height of forty
feet against a protest by the engineer officer of
the army in charge of that district. At that
time the regulation of naVisable streams was
not under the control of the Secretary of War
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
NO LIEN FOR TITLE SEARCH.

,+ioa f.reenbaum yesterday in the Supreme
-. tonded down a decision in the case of
1,eordrnore agt Barry. which has settled vexed
c,es+icn Of much Importance TO persons investing
- real estate The attorney for the plaintiff in
the suit opposed motion for the cancellation OF d
,ioo nj the pendency of the plaintiffs action. his
.,,,,oi,+ alleging that the assgnor of his client
I'D ,,ode a contract with tie defendant for the
purchase Of premises owned by him. and had paid
deposit of 81 800 The defendant was unable TO
.or,,a, = marketa BILE title and the plaintiff had TO
s1nrl s410 for counsel fees and disbursements in
e,',rcbinr the title. He asked that he be deemed
ro have a uen upon the premises Tor the amount
Of his deposit and his disbursements
The motion was denied.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CHARGED WITH PASSING BAD CHECK
While Trying to Repeat Performance old
Offender Is Caught.

Walter Lewis whose picture is i'll the rosues
Gallery was arrested yesterday Afternoon at
stan,eton He has been wanted for three months
h. Tho ,o1ica SINCE he went into the coal office
% " l. Hawkins in Bay-st- and asked TO
have check cashed. The check was drawn on
the West Side Bank and was supposedly signed
nv the New-York and Sandy Hook Plots AS
sociatTon. to which he said he belonged ii was
for $3.50 Mr. Hawkins took the check and ad-
vanced Lewis $50. The check proved worthiess
and Mr. Hawkins and Il clerk picked out LEWIS
nict1,re in the gallery as the swindler
Yesterday afternoon the clerk saw Lewis III
saloon and followed him to butchers shop IN
Beach-st where he offered another chech' anu
he was arrested and held.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
ACCIDENT TO A RACE TRAIN.

While a motor train of the Brighton Beach d.
vision OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad trav-
elIing down the incline ST Mark save 1870
O'clock yesterday afternoon, explosion occurred,
caused it is said. by the blowing up Of the motor
box. The train filled the doors with men
and women bound the rncctrack and there was
a panic in which many persons were hurt
Caleb and E. c. Morales. of No 706 East 137th-st.,
Manhattan. were badly bruised. DR. Perkins, of
No SIS Park Place. Brooklyn. also dressed the
wounds of some of the passengers A fun list OF
those injured could be obtained. for they were
all anxious get the racetrack in time 70 Wit
ness the first race in spite of their injuries.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
ATTORNEY LIPscoMB ON TRIAL.

Washington, June 21.-Andrew A Lipscomb,
a prominent member OF the Washington bar
to-day was placed trial indictment
charging him, in connection with Thomas NJ
Fields, also an attorney, of embezzing funds
belonging to tine Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association. of which they were receivers
Fields was tried and convicted several weeks
ago. After several hours jury was secured
and the hearing OF witnesses begun.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CAR LEAVES TRACK AND KILLS MAN.

JOSEPH Brooks. of No. 10s3 Decatur-st. Brooklyn.
a sfenalInan employed by the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Cor2pany while crossing the tracks at
Adauls-et near Concord-st.. at p. m. yesterday,
was run over and instantly killed by the motor
car of a Bath Beach train. The into
open switch and was thrown from the track The
twain which was stopped at once. filled with
ma. senecrs some of whom became panic stricken
when they learned that II man had been run over
[y;lliam j cole the motorman. arrested
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
RgcovERs $4,000 FROM B. r. T.

A Jury in Part V. OF the Supreme Court. Brook
l,-n Yesterday returned a verdict giving Mrs. Mar
,-arat Sunderland of S3d-st. and Genital Park West
$40 coo in her suit $4,000 against the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company, for injuries received by
collision with car on the night of June 26. 1902
Mrs Sunderland driving with party of
friends across the trolly tracks at Grayesendaye
aud 60th-st when a car struck her carriage, throw
ing her fifty feet, upon bed OF poison ivy. where
she lay unconscious. The accident badly disfigured
her Justice Howard refused TO set aside the YER
dict
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS TO MEET
Executive Committee to Consider Certain
Necessary Changes.

Washington. June 21.-The Secretary of Com
E7erce and Labor has called a meeting OF the
cXel utive committee OF the Board of Supervis-
ing Inspectors. Steamboat Inspection Service
20 be held in Washington beginning July !, to
consider certain changes in the rules and regu-
'lat.ons of the board and also of approving such
safety appliances for use on steamers as may
be submitted at such time and tested to the
satisf2ctiOn Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES ORGANIZE

At a reunion OF the graduates of Public School
No. 30. in West 35th-st.. held last night in West
2Sd-st an alumni association which will look after
the studies and athletic sports of the pupils
tending the school. formed. The affair It
tended by 80 former pupils OF No. 90 representing
all the graduating classes between 1855 and 1851
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SWEDISH LABOR AGENT SAILS.

Edward Ah who for fourteen years has been
agent OF the Swedish Aid Society at the Inmi-
grants Labor Bureau sailed yesterday the Hell
Zig olav for Sweden where he will have an audi
eace with King Oscar. in endeavor TO secure
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CLUES siLvERwARE FOUND BY DIVER.

The box o siirerware, dropped overheard by u
deckhand At the Atlantic Yacht Club pier at Sea
Gate on Monday recovered by q diver az
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The silver was found
- - intact
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COOK and I.AU-NDRt.-S.- Plain: respect
stIe woman; reference; country preferred
Address ADVERTISER, ISL Norman-a te.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

GOvERNESS or NURSERY COVERINGS
English Protestant; for child years
old; excellent references. Call CENTURY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 156 5th-ave.
Room 9:6.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

| COOK.-Ry competent young woman: excel
! lent cock: good baker; no objection 10 lit
! tie washing, city or country: best city ref
! erence Address :. z. 203 East 4Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wayTrn
Female.

GENERAL HoUsEwORK.-By two Sis
ters: together: city or country; good ref
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

money 10 aid him in his work of assisting Swedish
immigrants For thirteen Years he was I geeo
IN IA ase bt king oscar II with the silver medal o.
tbe Swedish Order of Nasa.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

PORTER. HALL or ELEFAIOR MAJ
epce. BROWN, care watson, 326 West
D-rI,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Corinne the ccTnedienne IL Lifting the Lid
the New-A amsterdam Aerial Theatre and Gardens
will be the leading woman with the Rogers Broth
ers in The Rogers Brothers in ireland" next sea-
son Corinpe X temporarily taking the Dace Of FAY
Ienpieton. who viii shortly return 10 the cast Of
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

JANITRESS.-Re Respectable small Swedish
family. experienced in hot water; good
renter and cleaner: no basement: pay part
rent JANITOR. 142 East 4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

To-risE; a s.. Nicholas GaTdc-. Richard Henry
Warren has arranged Il programme the -sec-
ond part Of which viii be devoted Wagner.
1t viii be the first Wagner night cf the season at
the St Nicholas. The programme VIII be in t1eo
parts the first and third being made up # nliscel-
laneors numbers by different composers, the en-
cores, as usual being Of the light. popular order.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

pHARMACIST-Po Position in New-York or
Brooklyn at prescription work only Al
dress T. s r., Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

/ GENERAL HoCsEwoRK.-B By a good co1
Ored girl: able, honest and willing; no ~
lection 10 country. Cali VAIDF-S.a
AGENCY. 30 Fleet-St.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COCK First class: young $50: four years
in IaSt place. Call at Il East +2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

p0PTEP HALL or ELEVATOR MAN
IIst arrived in city; young colOred man;
gaod reference. Address BROWN care
NNatsnn 226 West 3Ith-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

horse race in the ocean is enc of the features
designed Tor the entertainment OF the actors and
actresses who will attend the professional matinee
az the Boer War, Brighton Beac!l. this afternoon
The race will be along the whole length of the
shore and Will occur just before TIC o'clock per
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COOK and LAUNDREss-- young widow
first class: with son. 10; country; about
Tune 30. Mrs. FREDERICk=OE. ll3 Park
St. Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COOK K-Experienced: first class reference.
civ or country: wages. $50 Address. by
| letter only. ADVERTISER, care OF Reilly,
b5T 3d-avt.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COOK.-City or country; reference furnished
from last Place; colo ei. 262 West +oth
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

hIaw q Erlanger's new American extravaganza
me FeaTl and the Pumpkin" which opens the
Colonial Theatre. in Boston. July IL. coming to
ne BroadTsay Theatre. August 2s is in active re-
hearsai under tho stage direction OF Herbert
Gresham and Ned Wayburn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
WORK WANTED.
Ecn11ie.

GOVERNESS or COMPAION.-By lady of
culture and education; specialties. music
and German; excellent references. c.. NJ.
No I94 Broad-st.. Newark, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
-
Male
rOACHAIAN
d ANAL family

COACHMAN. - Married. sinai fanny >
country preferred. thoroughly competent;
first class recommendations: experienced
h0rseman: neat appearance; honest. sober.
Industrious. trustworthy; not afraid OF
work 20 anywhere. MACKE1, ~ East
51tll- st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COACHM4S. Single: German: careful.
sTyl.sn dri .cr; excellent h0rseman; eco
noInical manager; strictly temperate: neat
appear&nce; highly recommended; city or
tOutt.y 60 :4MAN. Iricune Cptown
once. l.3cf l:roEur1y.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

! COOK-By. neat. capable young woman:
thoroughly understands pisin and fancy
| cooking: good references: city or country.
D. w. Mrs Golfers. ID West 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

gOAtHMAN. - Single: good appearance.
rest \. rsar.al and written references. =.
r. "a NesI JiIn-St.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COACHMAN. - Married: just disengaged: :
test feltience. city or country; honest.
soi,er anG ieliaO,e: good. careful GIise.. r.
H.. Gaze Lose x Co, 2iS and z2O West
S4Ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COACH4:AN.- -ExpciienceG: excellsnt ref
eices; willing ard oDI!ging; city or cOun-
try. Call or 2udress +. QG .t;t-. lJi Hai-
IISOn- ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

lOaCHMAS - Single; thoroughly under
Status mis- business; Oes, wrlt.tn and per
sonal reierehces: city VI country u, lI'
est iOth-St
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COACHMAN.-City or country; sober. hon.
est. willing. competent driver; Ltst ref
erence: last employer going away SAM
STOLIE. $50 West 4Jth-st., top oor. back.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
WORK WANTED

Four lines mot exceeding e wordsl'
three insertions. 10 cents: seven lhse. lhs..
14ss than 40 words. three insertions So
cents; seven insertions. 60 cents.
Help Wanted-MaIe and Fenale-Three
lines mot exceeding Is wordsl, each
insertion, 15 cents. Six lines mot eS-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

COACHMAN. Thoroughly experienced
German: smooth fGce; expert diiHer anu
harness cleaner; willing TO assist indoors.
unexccpt!ona BILE references. Call IRWIN >
BUREAU. a West I1tn- 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
tIola

OFFICE POSITION by boy. 1t; willing
two years in high schooi Z ROSbN-
FIELD e35 5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

CARE OF INVALID, housek eeper. COM
panion, mothers helper OF any position OF
trust by cultured young woman. Mrs. II.
FLETCHER DAVIS. KingsbridGe.
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