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The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Miss Wright. the daughter of the gov
ernor general OF the Philippines. arrived
In Washington last night and Will join
her father at the New Willard.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

General and Mrs. Draper have issued
invitations for a dinner TO be given in
honor Of the British Ambassador and
Lady Durand.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

1t often requires an object lesson to
impress the House and get action.
especially IL a question deals with the
comforts or necessities OF the members.
The omnibus Statehood bill. giving
Statehood to Arizona. New Mexico. and
Oklahoma had been favc=ably reported
from the House Committee on Terri
tories and was under consideration In
the House Of the Fifty-seventh Con-
gress. Representative Overstreet of In
diana. had offered an amendment 70 the
bill to strike out separate Statehood for
Arizona and New Mexico. and admit
them as one State. Delegate Mark
Smith Of Arizona was recognized in
opposition to the amendment he mace
an earnest feeling and eloquent speech
against the amendment. The members
crowded around him TO catch every
word of hts argument--
Just as he concluded his strong plea
for single Statehood. he was observed
TO reel and would have fallen had not
a member caught him DR.. Frank VIII
son. who represented the Brooklyn dis
trict. and was in the cloakroom pre-
pairing to leave the House. was in
formed that his professional services
were needed at once Fortunately for
Delegate Smith. Dr. Wilson had with
him his pocket emergency case. ard by
a prompt injection of a heart stimulant.
Smith was promptly restored It was
then that the House was impressed with
the need of emergency medical mater
iaI. and the next day DR.. Wilson in
troduced a resolution. which was unan-
imously adopted. making provision for
the purchase of a medical chest and the
fitting up of a room. for the use of
members who should be suddenly taken
III The Senate. IL Is perhaps needless
TO remark. has long provided for just
such emergencies.
The speech OF Delegate Smith killed
the OYerstreet amendment by an over
whelming vote. and the Delegate from
Arizona is as bitterly opposed TO Joint
Statehood today as ne was when he
made his telling speech against it IN
/ the Fifty-seventh Congress.
When DR.. Andrew Jackson Barchfeld
was a candidate for Congress from thc
Thirty-second Congressional district OF
Z Pennsylvania in 1902 ne was defeated
by James W. Brown. the Citizens and
: Fusion candidate. But when the doctor
made the race year ago last Novem
/ Der. he left his opponent, Brown, II
/ the rear.
Last summer. DR.. Barchfeld, as
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

The dance at the British embassy
tonight is the event which the younger
members Of society are looking for
ward to with the greatest pleasure.
The costumes which viii be worn will
undoubtedly be most amusing for there
certainly are not many characters
which one may represent in Alice in
Wonderland"
The Minister from the Netherlands
and Mime. Van Swinderen celebrated
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

A dinner fer young people was given
last night by Miss Edith Sanger, daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. Joseph p. Sanger.
Her guests were Miss Josephine Durand,
Miss Marian Oliver, Miss Posthelwaite,
Miss Merriam, Miss Mary Switzerland,
Miss Mathilde Townsend, Miss Sargent.
Mrs Frederick Smith, of New York
Jerome Bonaparte. Roberto Centaro. Of
the Italian embassy; George de Geof-
frey. Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee. Lieut.. Ulys-
ses S. Grant. Sd. William Peachey. Wal
ter Prentice Sanger. and Mr.. Presson.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Captain Archibald. the well known
war correspondent. will soon join his
mother and sister at the Connecticut,
coming from Venezuela.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

General and Mrs. Bates have witt
them their daughter. Mrs. Swift, anC
her baby daughter. for the Christina!
holidays.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

mother and sister at the Connecticut,
coming from Venezuela.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representa-
tive Longworth were present at the Burr
Mcintosh lecture yesterday afternoon at
the National Theater. They were guests
of Senator and Mrs NeWlands. Miss
Roosevelt wore the green broadcloth suit
trimmed with Persian lamb which she
wears often now Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Taft and their children occupied
another box. Among those present We're
Senator Scott. Miss Mcmillan, the Misses
Boardman. Miss Hagner. Mrs. General
Thomas, and many other society people.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum and children
have returned from "A prolonged absence
in Europe Mrs Mum and family were
York Wednesday.
Lloyd Gr4scom, minister to Japan, and
Airs. Griscom are al the Arlington.
Miss Bianch Jones. Of Colonial
Beach. Va, who has been spending a
Charles s. Jones. Of 2I04 Vermont ave
nus. has returned TO her home.
Miss Mary Burke Mann and Joseph
William Howell were married last night
by DR. Greene. at Calvary BAPTIST
Church. The guests We're entertained
at dinner at the Raleigh Hotel by the
RrOom's brother after the wedding. MI
and Mrs. Howell then departed for
Michigan. where they win spend the
holidays.
Mr. Howell is a member of the MichI-
gan bar and Is now employed in the
office Of the Secretary OF the Interior
The bride Is "A native Of Georgia
Miss Edna NJ Weyl. OF r street. has
gone 10 New York city 10 be the guest
for several weeks. Of her cousin. Miss
Mabel @. Kaufman.
Mr. and Mrs jacques Elias have
gone 10 New York city 10 stay week.
more Nd. Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. Solomon.
Mrs Jsidor Goldheim and SON. VII
lard. have returned from Baltimore.
Miss Hlda Louis. Of Baltimore. will
spend the Christmas holidays with her
sister. Mrs. Edward Kohner. Of NJ.
street.
Miss Marguerite Goldman. OF Baltl-
more VIII spend the Christmas holidays
with her cousin Mrs. Sidney =. Kauf-
| man. of the Braddock-
The Christmas ball at the Arlington,
| December - is the next important
! charity entertainment which is inter
| given for the benefit OF the House OF
| Mercy The ball committee consists oi
| Mrs. Lathrop Bradley, Mrs. John Il
| Reynuru Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per
/ kins. Mrs. John Rodgers, Mrs. Charles
j. Bell Mrs. Chanlee, Mrs. John NJ
| Biddle. Mrs. Lee Phillips. Mrs. Harry
| Hodges, Mrs. John c. Fremont, Mrs
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Mrs. Charles A. Mum and children
have returned from "A prolonged absence
in Europe Mrs Mum and family were
passengers on the Oceanic, reaching New
York Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Lloyd Gr4scom, minister TO Japan, and
Airs. Griscom are at the Arlington.
The Washington times., 1905-12-22

Miss Bianch Jones. OF Colonial
Beach. Va. who has been spending a
couple of weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles s Jones. Of 2I04 Vermont ave
nus, has returned to her home.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
BELMONT TO MEET C. f. U.
WM Hear Committee's Request to
Take Back Strikers.

August Belmont consented, yesterdayzto meet the
sromrnittee Of the Central Federated Union ap-
pointed Sunday 10 esk for the reinstatement OF
xhe strikers on the 1nterborough system. and hear
what it has 10 say AS Mr.. Belmont is going to
Boston tomorrow. returning Thursday. the con-
ference will be held either to-day at the end Of
this week
The committee is made up of Herman Robinson,
of the trainmens organization the INTERIOR
Tough system: A. J. Boulton. Of the Stereotypers'
fnion; James p. Archibald of the Brotherhood Of
painters: James Holland. of the Eccentric Fire
s1lens' Union, end James Hatch. chairman of the
Central Federated Union. It Will not make any
demands. but viii urge the taking back of the old
ernpdoyes. the ground that they acknowledge the
grave mistake they made II striking and that many
Of them had been faithful employees OF the company
zor great many years. It Will also be urged that
ahe public interest demands that the roads be put
spn a good running basis and that this best be
dome by reinstating the strikers and further that
3he subway being city property, the public has
IN interest n its management The dismissal OF
1he new men who are of good character and COM
3oetent will not be asked for.
small crowd Of strikers made application for
tre-ennployment at General Manager Hedley's office
yesterday. and IL stated that fifteen had been
faken back. The same number went back on Sun.
day morning It declared by officials that
Farley had overshot the mark in saying that 1,0OO
had been taken back
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
AGENCY TRUST FORMING
To Unite Intelligence Office ard
.SoZUe SerUant Problem.

r,,-,aa,o,e- Keating of the Bureau OF Licenses
says that there is plan on foot to consolidate the
various intelligence offices the East Side of the
city and put them under control of a central cor
pora4ion or trust. The Commissioner is invest-
eating the situation He said yesterday that, from
what information he had obtained. the prime
movers in the scheme members of the Intermu-
nicdpal Committee Household Research. an or
ganization started with the ostensibe object Of
solving the servant girl problem.
One of Commissioner Keating's assistants who
has been looking up the consolidation plan, said
yesterday:
Agencies Protective Association, and the plan is
to form a stock corporation and establish several
ment agencies in as managers of the different Of
fees & 6Sr the & tine being & II is thought 3 that @ such
ness % and d monopoiEe the entire employment agency
Since the proposed plan was discussed the En-
ployment Agencies Protective Association has been
rnent Agency law, of persons who do not belong TO
Sons 15eg degn Ye bs oegeo aganss tUSe do
not hold membership in the association with Com
licenses on the ground that these agencies do not
StESi,ctly E,y eonfoTm with the law.
worst sun spIerers have been the members Of the
sociation is isador Herr, Of No cariisiest' and
Mr.. Herzs own license has been revoked. on the
srs IN the coal mines Of Virginia under false pre-
worth $4,000 year He IS noW assoeated in the he
regulation of the East Side employment agencies
the IntermunicipaI Committee on Household Re-
search. Mr. Gottleib, who defended Mr. Herr on
his trial before Commissioner Keating is the legal
representative Of the association.
Another member Of the association who has
ceased to DO business because Of the vigilance of
Mr. Keatings inspectors is Adolph Fischer, who
was the genera! secretary, and in whose offices the
organization held its meetings. Mr.. Fischer, when
he learned that his methods were being investi-
gated by Commissioner Heating. surrendered his
license and left the city.
When asked yesterday about the granting of
license to Susan Haboray, wtfe-of George Haboray.
Of No. 81 East 3d-st, whose license was revoked
because he failed TO comply with the law, Commits
etoner Heating said: 1.-The law does not allow us
any discretion. Mrs Haboray.s application was
accompanied by af1davitS saying that she is a
woman of good character That is all she had to
do. If we had not granted the license she could
have mandamused u.s.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, March 20, 1906


Steamer Cedric (Br) Haddock LIVERPOOL March a and
9usepstSwn TOY to the White Star Line with aas INN
at the Bar at $50 a m. -l'NA anu "ioSe' Arrived
Steamer Leania Br Watt Liverpool March II and
ited with e7O $50 steerase psssenSers mails
.n5 steamer 6Tstef s. city February 2
snd d 10 A8ed Aff Ar hs S1 Co m With cabin
= Steamer st Louis. Jamison. Southampton and Cher
and 743 steerage passengers. and rdse Arrived
Steamer Columbia CBrl, wadsworth. Glasgow and Mo
4sl steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar
oerchs s Co. with 200 cabin and 2e2s steerase pa 80
seggePS end mdse ArTved at the Bar at II 80 18th
Fiune 26 Palermo March j. to the cunard S. CO.
mdse: arrived at the Bar Al 10Th '0''''
AsgSdla 10 Areeibo il san Juan i4 to the New
and S aSa ssG s s ss Ga Gar W4 Il SO sc ss mails
5 I ErgtsTa OF st AIMS Bay
Fruit Co. with passengers and fruit Arrived the
Steamer Santiago. Jones Tampico March s. Havana 1s
sn1 Nassau ,I 10 10 LANES % % Ward & Go With 81 pas
steamer FL vane Grant Galveston March IL to the
Southern Pacific Co with mdse. Passed Quarantine at
Steamer colonel 2 L Drake Reed and barge No e5.
CITY Of Memphis @ Burg Savannah March H.
the Ocean IS Co with passengers and mdse Passed
steamer Bqc4man Nader Sewport News. to the United
steamer Mama Fata Charles BaltiIn9Te c Fos-
steamer Fiaplecela (Br5 underhay Phadeiphia March
1s to Columbia OIL Co with oil in Win finish
steamer 4iieghany Ger Bode Kingston March
aS dune an m To- @ Se on Is Hhss5OP
with mails and mdse. Passed Sandy Hook
ssS3 ssSsReF a %srIS SHs0p 8
fresh; misty and thick
SAILED.
Steamers Isa Fl Mar f2 SSa G9vsst9n este E0rhtgwn Port
i (Br). Norfolk; Nincenzo FloriO QtaD Genoa
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
BELIONT LEAVES BOARD.
E. T. Bedford also out of National
Bank of North america.

August Belmont has resigned as director Of the
National Bank Of North America. from the presi-
adency of which Richard L Edwards retired re-
gently. z IT. Bedford Of the Standard OIL Com
s,any, has also resigned from the board. it is
ported on excellent authority, and several other
directors ere likely soon to withdraw. Mr.. Bel
Snon refused yesterday to discuss the reasons for
his resignation. and explanation of the etep
could be obtained at the bank. friend Of Mr..
Belmont said:
air Belmont vas director Of tt the %, old Fa Bank 9t
ts State OF NeYor & Of WHICH % ta, M EdwafGs
with The % National Bank I Of SortR America he con-
70 Of nhD T & EdSa4d
made its president, When Mr. Edwards left the
cided that he. too. would withdraw.
It is understood that both Mr. Edwards and Mr..
Belmont have sold their holdings OF the banks
stock. and 1t IS said that Mr.. Edwards EeceiVed
from Charles ". Morse & relatively high price for
slis shares.
According TO the general belief in Wall Street.
Ahe resignation OF Mr.. Belmont director,
well as the retirement of Mr.. Edwards Presi-
board of directors TO re-eleot Mr.. Morse as vice.
Following the annual meeting Of the stockholders
al which the members Of the present board were
bered Mr.. Morse reelected TO his old offce
& @ St s Gsg Sas ct Ss S0fFd Aas M co
then been seid By friends Of Mr. Morse % q that A his
America have recently been largely increased, and
q Is understood that he is now in absolute control
How many Of the directors besides MessrA Bel
mont and Edwards are about 70 resign could not be
learned yesterday 1t is understood that the vacant
presidency has been offered to William H CHEESE
brough. president of the Century Realty Company
and vice-president of the North American Trust
Company. but 1t Is not thought that Mr. Cheese
hrough VIII accept st. James H. Eckels. now presi-
dent Of the Commercial National Bank, OF Chicago.
according report declined the place several days
ERo Runors that the National Bank of North
America might be merged with well known Wall
Street bank denied yesterday by interests
Identified with the latter institution
While President Harry L Burrage of the Eliot
National Bank, Of this city. refused last night to
dency Of the National Bank Of North America 81
sEas learned that he had received such offer, but
had declined It President Burrage visited New
York "Wednesday last and had a long conference
with several directors of the North American Bank
but, after considering the question. decdedFnot &c
leave Boston
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
CRIMNINS MEN FEARED.
AggressiUezAction Moy FoIIo50 Re-
lection of.MutuaLization Request.

No forecast Of authoritative sort could be OBJ
tanned yesterdayas to the action TO be taken to-day
by the board Of directors Of the Equitable Life AS
surance Society the naturalization plan which has
been agreed on by the committee Of seven It is
generally believed that the report OF the committee
VIII be adopted by vote of a majority Of the
board, and that objection will be raised to en-
bodying In the plan the privilege to polcyhoders
Of voting by proxy for the twenty eight directors
seven q year, for four successive years, whom the
poiicyhoTders are to be allowed to choose.
It is also the general impression that the request
Of the CrimInins committee Of pocyhoders for i'm
mediate naturalization will not be acceded to by
majority OF the directors. and that the rejection Of
that request may be followed by aggressive action
the part of the committee. the lines indicated
yesterday in the statement of Frank H. Platt, the
committees counsel.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

, T1ited states Geological Survey Reclamation Ser
Will be received at the Office the States Reca
nation Service Chamber OF Commerce Building Denver
Col, until 2 O'Clock p. m. Tuesday, and
thereafter opened for the construction about As miles
OF main canals involving about $500 cubic wards OF
eaTtnWork ana 10000 cubic yards Of rock
irrigation of lands in the North Platte Eastern
Wyoming and Western Nebraska Will be received
on excavation and embankment for divisions
which will approximate 300. 600 cubic yards each The
right is reserved to award many or as
rev of such divisions which he interest
OF the Service may require Specifications forms OF pro
posa, and plans be inspected the ONCE OF the
Chief Engineer OF the Reclamation Service washington
D. c.. and at the office OF the Reclamation Service Den
Col The bid each division be MED
by certified check for $1,000 payable to the order OF
the Secretary OF the Interior guaranty that the
bidder will II successful promptly execute satisfactory
contract and furnish bond In the 20 per cent Of
the price for the faithful performance OF the
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids 10
accept part and reject the other to waive tech
ncal the interest Service NAV REQUIRE
Bidders invited to be present Proposals must De
marked Proposals for Construction OF Interstate Canal
North Platte Project E. A HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
TRAIN A GATHERING RAM.
FoUR HURT At BUMPER.
Still Trouble scith Green Men-Con-
ditions Generally Better.

stiu there is trouble on the elevated roads. A
green laoternan again caused train TO crash into
q bumper yesterday. this time at The Bronx Park
ferninal on the 3o-ave line. Four passengers were
injured. They were William Bumper, OF No. Isl
East 12Trh-st-; Mrs Elizabeth Foley. of No. 20
sterling-sve., yonkers: Miss Mary OBrien of No.
BaI East sSth-st, and Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. of No
&C Waverly-ave.. Brooklyn. In the intense excite
Ineat passengers scrambled madly over one an
other and fought in a panic to get out The
auotorman II B. Lewis. of Pittsburg. is said to be
one OF the strike breakers.
Lewis had seyen-car train Passengers say the
man the train into the station at four or hve
hniles an hour. The crash sent the passengers
sFho standing sprawling the floor. Win
dow glass fell in every direction and for several
,Seconds the train seemed TO run forward and back
striking the bumpers forcibly each time Special
Of5cer Creagan Of the station sent for an ambu-
tlance from the Fordham Hospital. and DR.. Dolan
FSesponded- Several women. some injured others
hysterical. required assistance. The police made
s1o arrests. The train only slightly damaged,
Eand able to go back the road later. The
women were taken Fordham Hospital, and were
hbe 10 leave 1t after hour two
Traffic the southboun6 track Of the 3d-aye. ele
stated road was delayed for ten minutes in the
szaorning by the breaking Of a coupling pin on q
srains were held up, but no one was injured.
Train service both the elevated and subway
The evening rush hours il was fairly good. In the
subway it was nearly normal Timed by Tribune
FOUND that in the interval OF twelve minutes be-
tween b:l1 and 90 p m six fve-car local tralps AIMS
1enox-aye- expresses were pretty we'll crowded be-
Erho had boarded them at Fuiton-s but the Broad
Ray expresses cleared the platforms as fast as they
by the express trains than on any day since the
sstrfke ended
that the Company hoped 70 1aVs everytkng run.
ltlng smoothly in a day or two.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS


Cardiff. ls-Arrived steamer I1ongwood CBr) Cur
RE, New-York.
Bristol March 20Arrived. Wells City (Br An
drews. NeW-York
Isle Wight. March 20-Passed. iceland CBr)
Broomhead, New-YorI for Dover and Antwerp.
East London, Feb 22-Arrived steamer Mashona CBr).
Purcell, New-York for Calcutta.
Boston England, March 1eArrived, steamer Tyr CSor)
Michelsen, Baltimore and New-YorI via Havre.
Hull March 1S-Sailed, steamer Colorado (Br) Ward.
NeW-YGTk.
South Shields March 17Arived Potomac CBr).
Mcdonald New-YoTiS.
Glasgow. Marh 1s-saed. Carrick CRr).
for New-York
Bremen March 90 m-Arrived, steamer Grosser
first (5er),. Reimaasten Nev-York via Cherbourg-
Dover. March 20, S:45 m--ArTved, steamer iceland
CBrl. Broomhead New-York for Antwerp land pro
ceededl.
Rotterdam. March TO- a m--Arrived. steamer Rotter-
dam Duteh), BTuinsma, NeN-York via Boulogne,
BouloRne March 49, 124b Tn-Seiled steamers Ryndam
CDutch) Van der Zee from Rotterdam). New-York
mot before reportedl: 10th. M Graf Waldersee
Ger. Krach Cfrom Hamburg and Dover) New-York
with rs cabin and 2e06 steerage passengers and 80
sacks OF mall.
Constantnopie March S-Arrived. Moltke (Gerl
6ausrnRnn. New-York via Mediterranean ports for
PirHua. etc. cruise).
San Juan. r, March 90 3 Tn--Arrfved, steamer
PrinAAasin Victoria Luiss toer) Russr New-york via
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
SIMILAR NAMES CAUSE CONFUSION
.Comstock Society Reports Legacy Lost
Through Mistaken Identity.

In its tfirty-1rst annual report the New-York
Society for the Suppression OF Vice, OF which An
thony Constock is secretary, calls attention the
confusion which has arisen because Of the SINH
larity between its and that OF the Society for
the Prevention OF Crime, which was formed about
five years later. The report disclaims any connec-
ton with the agents of the latter society who
have been guilty OF some scandalous proceedings
or conduct unworthy OF public confidence" The
report also declares that the Society for the Pre-
vention of Crime received legacy last year which
was meant for the Comstock society
This society last year according to the report
caused the arrest of twenty -four persons in the
United States courts and ffty-two in State courts
and forty-siX Of these were convicted or pleaded
guilty. Five hundred pounds of book stock were
destroyed and 2S.SS2 pictures seized.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
OPPOSES STOCK TRANSFER TAX.
Republican Club Votes Against Measure
Now in Assembly.

The Republican Club, at its regular monthly
meeting last night went on record against
the taxing OF stock transfers. The bill for this
purpose has already passed the Senate, and IS
now before the Assembly a party measure. II
proposes to place a tax of & the transfer of
every 100 shares Of stock regardless of the value
Of the stock
The committee of the Republican Club made
q report to the meeting adverse to the BILL Ed
ward Lauterbach and Joseph Levenson spoke in
favor of it, while William D. Murphy and sew
eraI others spoke against the measure When
President Louis Stern. on the call OF the roll
announced that the opponents of the proposed
measure had won and that the majority stood
against it. there loud applause.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
CH4RGES S159 II DAY.
I0wyer Sues Woman He Defended
for $1,000.

Alexander r Gulnck, a lawyer of No. 70 East
S4th-st, is suing Mrs. Anna r. Gazzam. OF Phila-
delphia- to recover $4,000 for services Mrs. Gaz-
zsn contends that the lawyer was paid in full for
his services. having received 5000 and disburse-
Suents.
Mr. Guihek testified that in May. 1898. he was re-
tained by AIRS. Gazzarn TO represent her in a suit
brought by Mrs. Elizabeth c. Reading for 800 900
aog alternating the affections of her husband dis
tant cousin of Mrs Gazgam- Reading WAS then in
Sornwall-on- Hudson, experimenting the building
q Ars- Gazzanl's house. The came to trial in
Philadelphia after two years effort effect set
tleIneIt out q court, and Mrs. Reading received
verdict or 900 Mrs Gazzam was represented
by Francis J.. Wellran. In cross-exannininR CiuI-
lick, Mr. Wellulan brought out that the lawyer
charged for his eSrytces at the OF si52 day or
$500 year. One days work was shown by Mr..
&ng one letter from Ars Gazzau