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New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, Oct "a, 1905
ARRIVED.

@ Bar5 ys6RG 9s52Ss5 a9pany II hd aP
a' scaer ar SOo Kaiser William der Crosse Ger Cuppers
October Il. southampton and Sherbourg lS TO
@s9s mails Go d Ti3 @ e' ATed @ at the Bar at ~ m
Seamer BaFsn{els % Port SAID 81 Asiers r. Boston
october II and philadelphia % to guneh Hdye Co.
Steamer Gere CIor Olsen. Colon October TO- Kingston
L. 10 the Hamburg-American Line. with mdse Arrived
steamer Astoria d5r) Lumsdane Glasgow and M9vins lie
Henderson Brothers with 99 cabin and lao
steerage passengers and ndse Arrived at the Bar at
tober 10 to Phillip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the
t. 4eI~sd s shsdf 4ss a oeo9e5 s
s1ansea and Haifax q to James Arsi GO. with
Steamer eTq FnIaad Hped Antwerp and Dover A.
2ssengers @ g @ and mdso Arrived at the Bar at 9S5
steamer Sarnia Cen Win{zeT Fortune @ Island 06ToIsr @
Kingston 10 and Fortune Island 20 to the the Ham namouIg
& Tsry ., MqEsnaam Tsnaa9 6siass4 ssptsmO?
Para u Barbados II to Booth a. Co Co. WITH VI y pas
steamer Verona Ger De6Tonz % Yqf0hama o July s Ko9e
Manila 10 Singapore "a Colombo September Port said
% and ] AEefs G October @ b, B. at to Pq5'h M Eoye Co. VIII"
sT a3 Gtan2on qsd Hpsya FssBb ssp5smBeE e. g
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1910 m ., .,
James 3 Ward & Co with liz passengers, mails and
ms Steamer A4 Yamu4 at 5s nor Bar Boe PoT Maria 1t
20 the Atlantic Fruit Company, with
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 0:30 p M "a
NewYori. Ingram. Georgetown October ~ and
Wilmington 2l to William p Clyde Co. with mdse.
Ieft Quarantine a 7:05 4
Steamer Wearsde Br) Goodwin. Tampco October IA, TO
the American Smelling and Refining Company with lead
bullion. Passed in Sandy Hook at S:O4 m
Steamer Jacino, Evans Galveston October Is, to
c II Mallory Co with passengers and mdse. Anchored
outside the Bar T:4O
steamer I.ampasas, johnson. Mobile October II and
Brunswick 2l Mallory & Co. with passengers and
Left Quarantine at SIP m
Steamer Iarner Johnson Port Arthur. Tex october 1S
10 the J NJ Guney Petroleum Company. with oil. Towei
Wnifrcd from Port Arthur to this port Left
Quarantine I'll m. The Larimer is bound for
Beverley Mass
Steamer Captain A Lucas Rubeli. Port Arthur Tex
the Standard OIL Company with oil. Left
Quarantine at 2:25 m.
Steamer Winifred Welman Port Arthur, Tex. October
to Guffey Petroleum Company with oil.
Princess Anne. Tapley Newport News and Nor
aengers and mdse. Left Quarantine 10
jamestown Hitler. Newport News and Norfolk
10 the old Dominion Steamship Company. with mdse Left
Quarantine at l u
Steamer Liarava (Br). Hunter. Perth Amboy. n j..
Trinidad shipping Trading Company in ballast.
Passed Quarantine at IL hO a m.
sandy Hook. n J. Oct o. 0:4O m--wind southwest.
light breeze: cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers Havana for Colon. Mamma Hata. Baltimore;
Oneida Philadelphia: Uler Nor. st kits. Barbados.
Demerara etc: Colonel f l. Drake and barge standard
Company No o5 Galveston; Kronprnz Wilhelm (Gerp,
Bremen: George 1I3r) Iverpooi sutherland tr Yoke
ham via Vincent. Y: Jefforson Norfolk
port News: city of Columbus Savannah; Arapahoe,
Charleston Jacksonvle Whitehall tBrJ. Hamburg via
Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
BUYING THE PAPERS.
Mutual Press Agent Tells of His
Work The Actumy's Testimony.

The testimony OF the MutuaPs press agent,
FCharles A Smith, supplied the most amusing
session of the committee yesterday. Mr. Smith
took himself and his mission with becoming
seriousness. He complained because his salary
OF 5000 had not been raised. and his account
Of doctor bills for 'terrapin' frequently con-
xuIsed not merely the committee but Mr
Hughes and the audience. Far from being dis
concerted. Smith readily justified each new ludi-
crous development and buntly inquired of Mr.,
Hughes whether some wierdly colored tale of
che proceedings of some Mutual hearing was
not accurate. a question Mr. Hughes Invariably
answered with an eloquenC and all sufficing
smile Mr. Smith evoked his first laugh when
in response TO a question regarding his occupa-
non, he said:
I am a newspaper man. and my. chief busi-
ness at the present time is TO counteract the
injury that Is being done to life insurance and
ths pelicyholder by this inquiry
Mr. Smith testified that ne received 5000 for
this work and that Allan Fornsn was the me-
diom through which ne sent his dispatches.
Proceeding TO outline his work IN detail Mr.
Smith referred to the hearing at which Frederic
Cromwell. of the Mutual testified He showed
headlines which said: Millions kept in one
baS,k-autual Life hes huge sum Of money IN
the institution whose stock II owns. Tremendous
excitement over amount of money put in sub
esalary companies" Idr. Smith then showed 4
sample "te-rapin'' dispatch sent TO the VIII
snington CDel) News For this Mr. Fornan
collected 81 for each line inserted for each newz-
paper The particular dispatch vas inserted in
about one hundred newspapers 81 q total ez-
pense OF about $4,000
The News dispatch was then read. 1t fol-
1omH:
Special % The Morning News York. seu-
ce1zi67T 1z.--fredeTtck Cromwell, treasurer
shS Mutual Life Insurance Company os New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Gibraltar. oct 21-Passed steamers Trites Gerl From
Calcutta and Colombo Yer Boston and New-fork: 24th.
Grlqua CBr). Anderson. Museat via Algiers for New
Glasgow Oct 24-Arrived Furnessia CRr>
kie. Nev-York via MoVile' Nnmdian tHrl Main,
Bristol oct 24-Arrved Brooklyn city CBr Bal
ley. New York
sciTy oct "a 9:2o m-Passed, steamer PENNSYLVANIA
}Cierl Knath Ncw-Yurk for Dover and fia mhurg
Isle Of Wight. oct 24-Psssed, steamer Nnrragansett
(Frl Scott. New-York for london.
barcelona 20-Sailed steamer Ahae tNor> Madsen.
Manchester Oct 23-Arrivel steamer Mira tBn. swart-
man SeR-York. -,
cadz Oct is-Arrved steamer Manuel as Calvo spanI.
Genoa. oct 19Arrived. steamer lAgurla tao Ansaldo
NeW-York
Naples oct a. ! D m-Arrived steamer PrinE oskar
Con DuFge New York for Genoa iand proceeded);
SIcillan Prince t}r), Claridse NeW-fork
Calcutta oet lo-Arrived steamer Neldenfeis (Ger
Hertgog. New-York via Pondlcherry.
Pernnmbuco, 22-Saed. steamer Eastern Prince
(Brl. ord. from New York Santos.
Para oct 22-Sailed Herminius tsrl Morrison
New-YorI.
New~York via Valparaiso. -, ,r,
Oct 21-Satted steamer AlDhnsa 'Serl, Peter
Yokohama. etcl. New-1
20-satled United states (Danl
Wuln drum CopenheEonl, New-XorA-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
Wall Street for call loans" Pressing this line
! OF INQUIRY. Mr.. Hughes continued:

| Wall Street for call loans" Pressing this line
OF inquiry. Mr.. Hughes continued:
Q.-What led you to borrow money from the Met
r9te Of interest? @ AAs Wanted the at money anG
| consulted with one of the members of the finance
| committee.
0-Who was that? A.-Mr. butcher.
Q-Mr. butcher himself had loans from the Met.
Q"Gnd for for he how 0I long time had he the loansr
Al think they had been running for several years
Q.-And in what amount? A.-The schedule
shows / do not remember. ,o,a .
QLI notiee here in 1902 January a 20 2 So 1902 B
1902 5000 November TO- 1902 600 ali at per cent
Was paid on DeeembeT So 1902 and then on Jam
uary 2 1903 find here. S B. butcher. per cent,
appeared to have been paid on January 20, and on
a4 IanuaTy 1901 It rank dqf6g II 6d the year 1904 for
Q.-At , per cent interest? A.-Yes.
at IL peT ef' cent? s9 y0G Tefy to m9ch the same
His collateral note was also good; he told time
spoke about it TO him last June and he said Make
IT 1t ! per cent per cent any any thing you ~ Ike |
not to place any restrictions-''make it what you
loss to stockholders or policyhoders or any other
interest connected with the company his collateral
an dTdu3 Wonid have felt for S the H service @ we
would have been amply justified in paying him
dozens of times over.
The committee will sit to-day. but will proba-
bly, then adjourn until after election. James
Hazen Hyde Will probably not be called until
then. The illness of Mr.. McClntock and the i'm
possibility of Mr.. Hegeman's appearing has seri-
ously disarranged the plans for this weeks ses-
sion. The meeting to-day will be at 10 o'clock.
Ex-senator Charles P. NIcClelland. of West
chester, who lived in Fields's Albany House Of
Mirth' was ready to testify yesterday. He will
go to-day. In talking about the case yes
terday Mr. McCleand said:
never knew that the Mutuals money paid for the
Albany house-never dreamed of any such thing
Fields and have been friends for many years
and his children and mine have visited each other
for long times. 1 offered to pay my share Of the
Albany expenses, and Fields laughed at me. wish
you could just what had. tiny room, with
only bed. chair and a washstand was there
three nights week for eight weeks of the session,
and l averaged five six meals week there All
that could have easily had at any boarding house
for IS week
On the relation of ex-senator McClelland to
the Albany affair, Senator Armstrong said, yes
terday:
Il am personally convinced of the absolute
honesty of ex-senator McCIelland. and the COM
mittee will be delighted 10 have him testify if
ne wishes to-"
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
WINTER TRAINS ON SEA BEACH LINE

The winter schedule of the southern division
of the elevated lines of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company will go into effect to-day For
the first time regular winter service will
maintained the Sea Beach line. A car at
tached 10 the regular West End trains will be
detached at 58th-st. and run to Coney Island
from that point the Sea Beach line. \
fifteen minute headway will be maintained on
this line. The trains running to Home
wood only will be discontinued in the non-rush
hours and run through to Ulmer Park in the
rush hours.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER. SUPPLIES FOR

RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURES, NUMBERING
MACHINES ETC. Office ot the Assistant Purchasing
Commission, "A Street. New
York 1908. Sealed proposals. tFipicate.
be office OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agent Isthnian Canal Commission "a New
York until T. M November 1908. furnishing the
mentioned articles Blanks ana full Information
may be obtained "a this Office. ALFRED ANDERSON.
Aasfs fuut RttF. ing Arruf
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
JURY HOLDS HANCOCK.
Brother and Sister Found accessories
to Criminal Operation.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Hyattsville Md, Oct 24.-The jury of inquest in
the death Of Emma Smallwood maid employed
by the family of Colonel Hancock, brother of the
late General Hancock, after secret session Of
seven hours late tonight gave verdict that the
girl died from the effects of a criminal operation
performed by some unknown to the jury. The
jury holds Winfield Scott Hancock and his sister
Mrs. A H. Mackall. accessories. having cogniz-
of the operation.
Hancock is still in jail at Marlborough His
sister Mrs. Mackan, will be admitted to $1,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

the of Supplies and Accounts, Navy De
partment. Washington d. c. until 10 O'CLOCK A NJ.
November 81, 1905 and publicly opened Immediately
furnish at the naval station Guantana
Bay. Cuba. quantity OF naval supplies follows
Schedule 1919: Tarp9ulins. miscellaneous hardware,
nails pine cement. testing machine Applications for
proposals should refer Schedule 100. Blank pro-
posals viii furnished application 10 the navy
pay Office York. n Y, to the Bureau. II T.
II HARRIS, Paymaster General U. S. N l0-12-05
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTNLENT. WAsHING-

= ton. C, october 4. lpo5-seaied proposals viii be
Office Of the Purchasing Agent OF this De
parment until O'Clock November H. 1868 for
furnishing Postal Cards for the four years from January
1 1905 December 81. 1903 Blanks for proposals,
Specifications instructions bidders. with sample
paper show and finish. will he furnished upon ap
pcaton to the Purchasing Agent. Post ONCE Depart
mas tnr
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
The Turf.
MORRIS PARK STEEPLEGHASES.

First meeting the United Hunts Racing Associa-
the rules of the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association
Wednesday 20: Saturday 2s First two
o'clock
-Four steeplechases and two fiat races each day
Two Steeplechases at four miles and first Military
Grand Stand $500; Ladies. $50; Field Stand, 90
10 reach course, take Ind Ave Elevated Railway to
terminus and y Y. n H trains leaving for Van
Nest at PAS 100. 1:15 and :4s returning after
races Also 3rd Ave Elevated Railway to Willis Ave
nue.. railway course also subway to
West and surface railway to Ven Nest Station
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
pRoPosALs FoR RpILERs.-oFFICE or

Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama tan Road Coil
pany - state Sc New York, October p 1903 Sealeq
proposals will lie received the office of the Assistant
Purchasing Agent. Panama Rail Read Company - state
Street, New York. until p NJ: Nov j. 1905. for fuI
nighng tubs. upright boilers 100 II z
Information be obtained this ofee
ALFRED ANDERSON, Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

- etc-Ofice the Assistant Purchasns Agent Pan
Rail Road Company - State Street New York Oc-
25th 1905 Sealed proposals received the
etee OF the Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama Rail
Road Company, "a St.eet. York until I. Nj.
sst 1905 for furnishing artisles
blanks and full information De obtained from this
Aaanf
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

The Oceanic reported by wireless yesterday. dock
to-day about $50
The carona anchored off Quarantine last night will
afnLt q
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

In our variegated climate winter
overcoat is too wintry, half the winter.
So of late years we've made many
of our Fall overcoats from medium
weight fabrics which most men find
plenty warm for all but extreme
weather.
Medium lengths in dark cloths are
perhaps most generally useful.
SIG to $32
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S 842 1860
at at at
Warren st. 18th ST. 32nd ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 622 Sunset 5:O7 Moon rises 255 Moons p
HIGH WATER
A M.-Sandy Hook 4:44 Gov Island o:O Hell Gate
M.-Sandy Hook 500 Gov Island j:25i Hell Gate lis
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

in the course of his testimony before the state 8
committee of investigation Yesterday announced S d
that the profits derived by the polcyholdefs OF @ se
ranged by the subsidiary trust companies
10 date to sl6 GOO 600 The entire profits reRilSeo
from all sources from the organization OF the COM
panv to date and now held for the benefit OF pollcy
holders exceed $94, 600.
The witness then asked, Don't you thihA liia'
is good thing?"
Mr.. Hughes asked:
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
Meetings.
Proposals.
DRoPosALs Fok PLANING MIL "a

PROPOSALS FOR planning MILL MA
CHINERY STAND PIPES MOVING AND GRIND
ING MACHINES. WHITEWASHiNG MACHINES
BLANK NUTS. IRON PIPE. ROUND IRON, STEEL
BHJsHES SCREW TAPS AND DIES. BITS. THREAD
INC AND CUTTING OFF TOOLS. THREAD GAUGES.
LINEN HOSE. SAW BLADES MARINE CLOCKS.
VAULT DOORS. FILTERS. WIRE CABLE. PULLEYS
TJTRN-BUCKLES. PRINTING PRESS AND TYPE
PRINTING INK. OFFICE FtRNITJRE. FILING
CASES CARDS AND GUIDES. LOCKS. RULES. HOES
RAKES ETC-Omce Isthmian Canal Commission Wash
trpIlcate. will be received at the Office Of the General
Isthmian Canal Commission. Washing
tom D. c. 1880 A NJ. November II. 1905. which
time they opened IN public, for furnishing the
above mentioned supplies Blanks and full information
may this office Offices of the Assist
Custom House, New orleans. La Sc New Montgonery
Street Francisco Cal. and 40 Chamber OF Com
Inerce Budlrg Tacoma Wash; also from chief Quarter
master Department Of the Lakes Chicago and the Com
merciai Club Mobile Ala. II. w. ROSS General Pur-
chasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
CARNEGIE HALL
Five Evening Concerts

Thursdays, Nov. ., Dec q 1a|
II. Feb Is. March 10
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

John k Hegeman, president OF the Metro
poItan I-ife then took the stand After testify
ing at some length as 70 the nature OF his com
pany ana lts business methods Mr. Hegeman
was asked explain various collatara, ,oans
MIR. Hughes called attention to nup,h.r os
collateral loans sold at the end Of each ,,.ar
lfr. Hegeman declared the purpose Of tbis sale
was 20 discourage horde Of applications from
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

a.n1,av or OSED THIS WEEK Next Monday
HknkIiik Wr a REYNOLDS Pres Seats Selling.
ARNOLD DIAL Rsrns45 AP7agnSss sSaS!s Play.
mrs WARREN PROF ES slON-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
HAnlEn H!I!!E III. The s''- -PiRODIGAL SON

TCXU CIEI nc THEATRE. 42d St. W Of B'way
LEW EEELDS Evgs at 8 Sat. at .
CNEW) Burlesque Of THE MUSIC MASTER
and IT HAPPENED IN NORDLAND
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
WON'T GIVE UP GIRL.
Street, Who Deserted Family, to
LeaUe Hospital To-day.

James Street, ex-nresident of the Street
Steamship Company, is expected to leave to-day
the Polytechnic Hospital, where he was operated
on for appendicitis. He has announced that he
will go to the home Of Miss Edna Miller. the
stenographer, seventeen years old. for whom he
deserted his wife several weeks ago.
Mrs. Street and Miss Miller have both visited
Street daily. The wife, it is said, has become
reconciled to the infatuation of her husband
There has been friction between her and the
girl 1t is said Mrs. Street is further reconciled
to the idea of his going to the home of Miss
Miller. because the doctors believe the is
too weak to go to his own home at Englewood.
DR.. D. w. Lovey, the visiting physician of
the Polytechnic Hospital, said yesterday that he
would visit Street at the Miller home for two
weeks, the period of conValescence.
While Street has been at the hospital he has
given his lawyers the task of getting back his
place In the steamship company which he lost
in following Miss Miller.
DR.. Lovey said Streets attack of appendicitis
had come to him as blessing in disguise. He
had been taking into his system large quanti-
ties of liquor and choral daily, and In short
time would have been q subject for Bellevue
Hospital. Besides the operation for appendicitis,
Street had also undergone one for abscess, he
said
Miss Miller. when seen by Tribune reporter
at her home last night, said that by advice of
counsel she must decline to talk about Street
his affairs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
CRUIKsHANK CRITIcIsEs GAYNoE.
Opinion Unprecedented in History Of Med,
ioal Jurisprudence, He Says.

DR.. William J. Cruikshank, in to-dayss Issue OF
'The Medical News" criticises Justice Gayn1r for
his opinion expressed in the Supreme Court sscCnd
Department, on May Is. in the case OF Laturen agt
the Bolton Drug Company. Emma +. Lataren al
legged that the drug company had failed give
her the prescription written by DR.. CrLikshank.
and that she consequently poisoned by an
overdose Of morphine opium. Justi,e GaynoT
decided against the plaintiffs motion for new
trial the ground that the physician had written
a carelessly worded prescription.
DIT. Cruikshank says:
This opinion is remarkable IN ell respects, but
II Is probably unprecedented In the history OF med
cal Jurisprudence because OF the glib and nippane
manner with which the learned trial justice, IN
dealing with the important subject. OF the admin
istration to human beings OF poisonous q drug
as morphine. completely ignores therapeutic and
Genealogical authority
When the medical profession OF the great state
of New-York the fountain head Of medical science
in this country, is suddenly confronted with an
opinion which is handed down nom the supreme
Court, violating an elementary legal prlnclple anu
thereby shattering to it's very fOundation the use
fulness Of the physicians prescription as an Oroeg
TO the druggist, IL is time that some cohcsEled
medical action should be taken IN the premises
The play to the gallery should cease, ana In0 I
competent critic should pierce the veneer OF {{S-
truth When we'll settled and lawful medicai l prlil
ciples which have for their object the sole
of the protection of human lre become inpe.a,rt NE
by farccal judicial opinion, opera ooH1e IN on
give way TO tragedy and the play should 'AA" ''
a serious aspect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
MTE4GH MEETS MAYER.
Would Learn the Rights of Equi-
table Trustees.

Ex-Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh. ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland's attorney, yesterday held con-
ference with Attorney General Mayer. It Is un-
derstood that MacYeagh wished to learn the Attor-
ney Generals opinion to the rights OF the three
trustees who have charge of the 502 shares of
Hyde Equitable stock under the Ryan trustee
ship. The validity Of the deed Of trust, which was
Cleveland.
It is reported that Mayer expressed the opinion
that the general laws Of 1902, which permit policy
holders to become directors of life insurance COM
panies does not supersede the charter Of the Equ-
table granted in 1852 which declares that the di-
reetors must be holders of record Of at least
pressed the belief that under the deed of trust
the directors were not qualified to divert any of
the Hyde stock to qualify policyholders as di-
rectors.
AS result of the conference, 1t is believed that
the nine men whose names sent to the
Equitable board of directors on Wednesday by the
trustees will not be elected directors until the
trustees are absolutely satisfied to the legiu-
macy of the powers delegated them under the deed
trust.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
ARMISTTCE EXPECTED.
Negotiations Betzoeen Oyama and
LineUitch Said To Be an Progress.

washington, June 30.-It is reported here on
good authority that negotiations are in progress
IN Manchuria for an arnistice which, 1t Is be-
lieved Will be arranged by General Linevitch
and Marshal Oyama.
The plan Is for the peace plenipotentiaries 10
be announced after the armistice has been ar
ranged but if the negotiations fail to reach an
early conclusion the announcement OF the
names of the plenipotentiaries may be made In
the future.
Members of the diplomatic corps are for the
most part uninformed regarding the negotla-
tions for an arrnistice, and inquiry at the Rus
sian Embassy and the Japanese Legation TO-
night brought the reply that there was nothlhg
to be said on this subject for the present 1t
has been understood here for some time that
Russia was not opposed to an arrnistice, put the
earlier exchanges between Japan and the amer
lean government did not show similar Wiling
ness on the part of the Toxic government Ihe
Japanese government, however, did suggest thae
when the time came for an armistice the nego-
the commanders in the field In view OF the
Presidents earnest wish for an armistice, dipio-
mats here believe that he has followed up ms
first representa- with further suggestions IN
the effort to bring about a truce betore the
WASHINGTON conference meets.
The beginning of the rainy season III MAIL
churia it is pointed out, VIII enaDie potn pehis
erents to sign armistice for montn OF more
without weakening the position OF either Ihis
fact IT is believed, furnishes the strongest ar
eument for an immediate armtstice.