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New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
NOT A Trust. SAYS SUPREME COURT.
Justice Denies Injunction Against Keith and
Proctor.

Justice Blanchard. in the Supreme Court. yes
'sfaay denied The application fer an injunction
brought BY Frank Melville an agent for vaude-
'lls houses in Syracuse and Albany. against
ne Keith & Proctor Amusement Company and
4 Meross, manager Of The Red Raven Cadets.
trade
lnTough Herman L. Roth. counsel for Mel
ls i vas alleged that the United Booking
'lloes IN the 81 James Building had conspired
. Prevent ths Red Raven Cadets from carrying
ot contracts made By Melville with Manager
1o'oss for the appearance Of the cadets in Ger
an lasstres IN Syracuse Albany and elsewhere.
= ~ iurtaer alleged that II Ifoross cid attempt
p-sy y these houses the cadets would not
ho,Ii Si'.aittee 70 play in any OF the theatres
& 80 - ~ the Dnited Booking Offices The Keith
ez-rtcetor company ana the United BOOKING
So opposed the Injunction on various
cefendsrts ECU VIII tNs
-lS oscsion Is considered Of importance TO
sii;.tise performers. as IL establishes the new
.1''1s % oe legally defined as not a trust.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
STOPS BTNGHAM'S AUTO,
Policeman Enforces Traffic Rule
Commissioner 44dmits Error.

Commissioner Bingham was held up last even
ing by one Of his own policemen in the Borough
OF Queens. Late in the afternoon the Commis-
sioner. accompanied by a woman. supposed to
be Miss Bingham. and his chauffeur started for
a run out on Long Island. They crossed the
Bath street ferry in large touring car When
the party arrived at the viaduet bridge at Yer
non and Borden avenues their troubles began.
Patrolman Hugh Gallagher. Of the 18th Pre-
cinct was on duty there. Recently the police
established rule that all wagons and autouo-
biles going from the ferry shall keep to the right
and those TO the ferry 10 the left. Commissioner
Bngham's chauffeur turned TO the left Gal
lagher Immediately stopped the machine and told
those in it that they were violating the Law.
Commissioner Bingham, after telling the police
man who he was. admitted his error and said
that the chauffeur was unaware OF the rule He
directed the chauffeur to swing over to the right
and proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
NEW RED CROSS RULES.
AGREEMENT At GENEVA.
important Changes Made en- the
Convention of 1864.

Geneva, July THE text OF the revised Rec
cross convention, whereby practically all the na-
tions of the civilized world agree upon rules In
the matter Of the treatment OF sick wounded
ana dead members os the hospital corps and
nurses IN time OF war. shows number Of
changes from the convention OF 1854.
Tbs protocol OF this new convention, which
was signed last night by William Cary Sanger.
who was Assistant Secretary of War under Sec
retary Root: Rear Admiral sperry president Of
the Naval War College: General George B.
Davis Judge advocate general Of the United
States Army. and General o'Reilly surgeon gem
eral OF the United States Army all acting IN be-
halT OF the United States gives until December
81. 1905, for the ratification OF the convention
ny the governments concerned The main feat
ures OF the new treaty are as follows:
Chapter is devoted to the wounded and sick.
Each belligerent is required to respect and care
Tor sick and wounded officers soldiers and others
attached officially 20 the eRemy's army who fall
into its hands. Should one beligerent be COM
PEELED to abandon sick and wounded on the field.
and leave members Of the hospital corps and ma
teraal Tor their care. such sick and wounded be-
come prisoners Of the enemy, subject to the
supulations made by the belligerents for the ex-
change oflprisoners after each engagement
The final occupant OF the field shall adopt
measures to fnd all wounded and dead and to
PiOuecI tnefn against Dillage before the fnal dis
posal OF the bodies by burial or incineration.
The occupant of the field is charged with a
scrupulous examination of the bodies Of the
enemy. There shall be a reciprocal exchange Of
information relative to the dead. and all letters
personal objects and valuables found the
held Of battle shall be gathered and transmitted
TO the other side.
Chapter provides for the immunity OF mem
bers OF the field hospital corps. This immunity
shail hail cease should those in question commit acts
pfeJudieial TO the enemy, but the carrying Of
arms by members OF the hospital corps, the pres
ence of pickets or sentinels around a hospital or
the presence Of the arms Of the wounded within
a hospital do not constitute grounds for the
waiver OF such immunity.
Chapter describes the protection 10 be ac-
corded the various branches of the hospital
corps, the members of which are exempted from
the treatment given prisoners of war Other
chapters provide for the protection Of hospital
material and the immunity Of conveys conduct
ing excavations, and require that the various
governments adopt repressive laws against the
commercial use of the Red Cross emblem.
The provision relative to arbitration by the
permanent tribunal of The Hague is limited TO
an Interpretation OF the terms of the new con-
Vention in times Of peace.
In addition to the leading nations OF the world
China. Corea, Siam and the Congo took part in
the conference The Russian and Japanese dele
gates were active in the proceedings and showed
most friendly spirit
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
POLICEMAN SAVES BOY.
Rescues HIM H fter He Had Fallen
from DreamIald Pier.

Patrolman Joseph F. Green saved Thomas Young,
eight years old. Of No "a Lenox avenue, East
orange yesterday. after he had fallen from the
steel pier at Dreamland. Coney Island. Young
climbed on the pier rail- when his mothers back
was turned. and only few persons saw him fall
into the water
The splash attracted Patrolman Green. who hur-
Eled 10 the scene When the boy came 20 the sur.
face Green leaped into the surf. where sep,
strokes brought him TO the spot where the boy had
gone down the second time The tide was running
out so swiftly that Green and the boy we're carried
under the old iron pier, from where life saving
crew rescued them. The boy was unconscious and
physician from the emergency hospital worked
the hospital. - ~ -
Grsen is said 10 have rescued twenty persons
rom drowning since he has been attached to the
Coney Island police station
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
HILL YACHT ENDS TOUR,
More than F5Us Hundred Salmon
Taken IN Riuer 81. John.
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New London. Conn. July 7.-Janss J. Hnlu
big steam yacht Wacouta. formerly tn- Eleanor.
built for William Slater. came into port shortly
before O'Clock this evening. after a four iayy
run from Quebec. The Waeouta. whfch s COM
manded BY Captain weed. a resident e New
London has her winter berth. in shaw's Cove
ana started a few weeks ago for gI.erea-
where she went into commission NJ. HiU. h.s
son. Louis. and several men friends boar5ed tas
steamer a. that port and sailed GiEeet Cor ths
River St John, where Mr. Eful has a carp The
Waeouta was compelled 20 anchor az the mouth
OF the river, and the party went fifteen miss
up stream 20 the camp
The weather was cool the temperature q ths
water ranging from IS 70 30 degrees. and SIS
salmon were caught during the seventeen tAys
fishing and taken on board the steamer Many
OF the fish tipped the scales at thirty-avs
pounds, and Mr.. HiN said this dshing trip was
the most successful one he had ever bad On the
river. Two hUndred Of the salmon were shipped
from Quebec % friends OF the hin party. ald
the remainder OF the catch are on hoard ths
WacOuta, and viii be UnlOaded a. New YORK
when the yacht arrives there next Tuesday. Ths
WacOuta did not encounter any bad weather
until on the return trip. when or Cape Cod and
the run nom that point to this haFbOT vas rrais
IN q thick easteTly FatRStoTW.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
REPORT ON POLICE.
Bingham Tells of Need of Tsco
PIatoonS- 5000 Men.

In his second quarterly report. issued yesterday,
for the three months ended JUNG 90, Police Commis
sioReF Bingham gives data regarding his depart
ment On June 20 there were s,s27 persons on the
force including 6s natIcns The effective force on
that date vas 5000 s27 we're either sick OF On
leave OF absence
With the advance Of the summer and the eonse-
quent opening Of many resorts. the Commissioners
saws there is strain on the department 70 furnish
special policemen. To meet this condition. he says
it was necessary 10 revert to the two-platOon sys
TEN In the last three months. he SAYS. all ths
old complaints against members of the force have
been disposed Of
There is a hitch between the department and the
Civil Service Commission over the phySical exam
inatioh Of applicants 70 the force Commissioner
Bingham saws that Of the candidates certified
to BY the commission are found TO be detective
An effort has been made he says. 70 Feach an agree
nent between the surgeons Of the two departments
but as vet has 10 nothing.
Mr. Bingham announces the institution OF special
awards for good detective work in addition 70 the
awards for noteworthy physical courage and risk
Of life This is done he says, to bring this division
of the department 70 a higher standard ~ excel
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
VEsTRY PRAISES ROsLYE RECTOR.
want the Rev Isaac Peck 70 Remain in
Charge Of Parish.

p,--' s 'esfry q Trinity Episcopal Church Of
-. - l. Long Island. which has received many
-. 'ioll &-E- Clarence Z. Naclay. and whose
k-'-' k..- lne Key Isaac Peck. Mrs. Mackay has
-. reported as wishing 70 supplant by another
- - younger clergyman. has been SO annoyed by
Fo-ts regarding alleged dissensions in the
49, 60 lASt = met IN the vestry room on Tues
-,...I l'kAt and discussed ways and means for
-. H-op 70 what some Of its members be-
ness 4H'afins ths churchs useful
eo,,lS .l91.Eysiaen seemed % be a unit 50 far as
eSr5s-, = .seF.2ea. II hoping that Mr. Peck would
fI-.-ee ee their rector until he was no longer
''s % perform his ministerial duties
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
GET HIPPODROME LEASE.
VIII Be Managed By the Shuberts
and ". G. Anderson.

Lee and J J. Shubert and N. =. Anderson yes
tsraay leased the Hippodreme for term Of
years. The transaction turning the mammoth
Playhouse over - the independent managers was
consummsted in The ONCE cf the United States
Realty Company. JOIN ". Gates. H S. Block
and William 4 Cheseborough acting for the
Hlppodrome Company.
The Shubsrts and Mr.. Anderson viii take i'm
mediate possession and begin preparations for
next season They VIII open the Hippodrome
on September labor Day) with spectacle
'aat vii be On as gorgeous a scale as the fame
eno size % the house demand.
y c Anderson Is an old time circus man.
HIS home l. IN Cincinnati He owns The Wal
NY and Columbia theatres there. Mr.. Anderson
s connected directly or indirectly with nearly
eEery vaudeville house Of prominence in the
eou1fr-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
LUNA PARK AGAINST DREAMLAND.
Thousands Will Witness Baseball Game at
ConeY Island To-day.

There has been much talk Of the baseball game
which is 20 be held to-day between employees of
Luna Park and Dreamland Until yesterday Luna
Park favorite IN the betting. but with the an
nouncemsnt that Senator Reynolds. formerly Of the
borough baseball squad, will play first base, the
odds changed Yesterday there was considerable
money in sight thar Dreamland will beat Luna
Park and with few takers.
by Miss Neva AyEnaT, accompanied by the Royal
Italian bana: Every indleatlon points 70 a pig
dollars wagered on the game The Luna Park
PLAYERS will be brought over to the game Thonp
son & Dundy elephants. i was also learned that
Walter Brown. press agent Of Drearnland, will play
behind the bat
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
MRS. gLlzABETH ANN WALKER TwgEDlE

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Walker TEeedie. wife ef
David Tweedie, retired merchant. died yesterday
from complication of diseases after a lingering
Illness at her home No. go Madison avenue Mrs
Tweedie was seventy years old. She was the
granddaughter Of Philip Thomas, the first presI-
which was organized by George Brown. Charles
Carroll and AIr. Thomas The last named was
president for ten years Mrs, Twsede's father
Thomas g. Walker. was treasurer Of the Illinois
Central Railroad. Mrs. Twsede leaves a son and
a daughter H. Stanley Tweedie and Miss Anna
Twasdie The funeral will probably be held on
Tuesday, and the burial viii be az Woodlawn Gem
efeYV
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
GET CARNEGIE FUNDS.
Provisional Last of Colleges and
Universities Made Public.

provisional list Of colleges and universities
which are 20 be admitted 20 the benefits OF the
Carpegis Foundation FOR the Advancement Of
4eaehihs was made public yesterday. All institu-
uons having formal Esnornsna:ional connections or
which REQUIRE their trustees or officers TO belong 90
a slecsHef denomination. have hsea omitted from
ts list as have all institutions controlled and sup
postea oy state, province or municipality. IN
aa64t.ea 20 these there also have been omitted
fFora ths list al institutions which fal below the
academic standard of college which the trustees
have adopted
IN connection with the publication of the list e
is announced that institutions omitted viii have an
op1oFtuplty 70 present any statement they may
desire.
Ths list made public to-day Is as fellows:
Es AghsEss Soll.ss. Amherst Mass
esristoS' c5iIs.-t SelSs% s9a%-.Ness W. ,,,
Case School q APPLIED science. Cleveland
eisrsn glsSsoy, sssoa1 :, WsssssssF Mess
eoiI0ss2 eoI9nss2, GsliSss G9'Seso sss S S5-!ngs Col
bsrSaogrS bsSs fsCcs5isSs coiisss. 81 HsSoSsl. ssS r.
jeorSs Washington UniveTslty Washirston
Asm.lton College, Clinton y, 7.
Haryard University. Cambrtdge Mass
kaos sas dosas daSR1ss GaIss5as GEISiSl4: H. hsi''''
Iowa Coles. erinneii iowa.
14asTEIsnss univeEsity AnP.ston. Wis
Tea5a I,5a aivsIsliy ss s9usA Bsshlshen Penn
9S.srierts College Marietts: Ohio
NddsSu1y coee. essai5 a aseh7I0 T Boston
Ns Nom, VIZ Hslyoks College So sSu1h Y Haasy & Mass
ObsTlin College, Oberlin. Ohio.
Polytechnic Institute BF-cElyn
Princeton Eniversi.v. Princeton, y. J.
Radcliffe College, Cambridge Mass
tdpon College, RipOn, Wis
Smith College, Northampton Mass.
Stevens institute Of Technology HOhoks1. NJ J,
Trinity College. Hartford. Conn
Tulane University. New Orleans
Union COLLEGE schenectady. N y.
University Of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia
University Of Vermont Burlington, ~.
Vassar College Poughkeepsie, N. T.
Wabash College. CFawfardsvtIe Ind.
Washington University. St. Louis
Wellesley College. wellesley. Mass
Wells College, Aurora y. r
Western Reserve University. Cleveland
Williams College. WiiamstoWn. Mass
western University Of Pennsylvania. PittsbuFs.
Yale University New Haven
Daihousie University, Halifax, n. =
NeCin University. Montreal Canada
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
MRS. E. 7. mEAeHER's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF BiFs. Elizabeth Townsend MeagheT.
widow OF General Thomas Francis MeagheT. was
held yesterday morning IN s.. Francis Xaviers
CHURCH. IN 18TH street The eslebrant Of the mass
vyas the Rev. Thomas y Campbell; the deacon. the
Rev John D. Butler. and the subdeacon. the Rev.
Matthew j. TIerney. OF Babylon. Long Island
The honorary pallbeaEers included six Of General
MeaRher's subordinates IN the Irish Brigade during
the civil War. They we're DR.. John DTyeT. Cole
v1a names Cuinlan Thomas ]. Byrne, Colonel James
" Meaghsr, Colonel Denis McCaTty and Captain
only the near relatives aad the psllbeaFeFs ee-
cornnsnieA the body 70 Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
CUE cAssIER.s MILL EmEn

ia - O Louie cessisy. one os the victims OF
-. ~ey accident az Salisbury, was aled with
- S-sFegate yesterday. The VIII leaves All the
49,. = real and personal, 70 NJ Casters wife.
b.. - = ~assleF' Dut s4yes Mrs. josephine Caster
= 1latnsE go = month FOR lie. ne nm e 1.,ei
-c ri. sse II e codici! dated February 2 Isos
ce-.x,.s cex y gwen % Carrie I. Conrad az q narrfsI
sss b., --.l1 toF long ana faithful services neFe
ths -Sv-slloa accompanying the document and
Tter-s-s q ne estate vac not given. D walter
D8i,Tss -. - 1 = Striker and The WIDOW are an
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

Navy orders have heen issued.
ARMY
lisutenant celoael ERNEST H, RuFFNER 70 Esg os-
SEARS whe win proceed % s. Loqis establish 9f1es
Major Ti4oMIs L CASEY ''''''7
''25 Hg2Et5 gEEtE1E Po4ES EE to Duluth relieving Mater
relieving Major JAMES G, wARREN
sP bp Kp 70 as s. s..sta41 TS SsEl9s sad a
bursting officer Mississippi River coFnmission
5s o Enelss hARg at t' Fo SGss8 ss8n Company s Ha'
st2 cARLEs J. POTTER eeEDs q EesinssEs 70
fs 70 sTs. slsys ., lsg!SSans Esgfasar o0'e WILLIAM
anginser eoissioasT WashinEtoa as assistant
ReEs@s1t q Hsats,asst 4o, Gs9nei HERBERT z TuT
Captains MICHAEL J. LENIHAN ene JOSEPH ..
LEITCR 18th Infantry. TO san Antonio
Grove. 10 Washington Barracks
First Lieutenant JOHN P HAssoN eth Cavalry. 20
washington Barracks
Flrst lieutenant EDGAR H TULE. artillery eorps 70
Washington BarTaoEs
Captains ARMAND l LAssEIcNB l4tA Infantry;
IFBRE assTF to Porto Rico provisional Regiment Of IN
seGns gsg EbyoS 5 Bqs sf sh e e5as7Z P
Niagara proper stations.
Dental surseoa DOUGLAS E POSTER from Oklahoma
NAVY
Passed Assistant Surgeon }: Z: IDEN. detached tAs
fsthmus cf Panama
sssSs sg5ss3a sT s efsse Ss5 Ss t: ssoo: %
orders.
Assistant Surgeon ?. N PEAsE. Washington. exam
inaton for promotion, thence 70 the Hancock.
Assistant Surgeon B H DORSET. detached navy yard.
Washington, home
Naval Constructor J J. WOODWARD. disa at Field.
B. c. July
MOVEMENTS OF vEsSELs-Ths following
movements Of vessels have been reported:
ARRIVED.
July e-Ins Marietta a. cTst the Kearsage at
ToEnpknsvie; the Severn. at Annapolis The Dolphin.
az Boston: the Nevada. az Annapolis the Iowa. q
NeW York the Justin. 81 Chesoo.
SAILED.
July SThe Lebanon. from Lambert Point. to destroy
wreck
July G-The Marietta for Puerto Plata for Monte CEisti
the Mnneapolis the Denver the Des Mones ana The
C9eveand from Fuachal. FayaI; the Kearssgs,
from navy yard New York. for ToENDknsvllle: the
New Jersey, from EassPovt for New London. the
Rhods Island. from HnFkt9Na foI Annapolis lhe
Dolphin from PTovinestown Tor Boston, the Paul
yenss fFom Santa cTus for Monterey; TIE Iowa. from
Tomnknsv1le for navy yaga, New York: the Co
iurnbia- from celea fer GgeRtaaaaao the Concord,
chefoo Tor Taku the Fiiisloeos. nom shanghai
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
COMRADES HONOR MISS HoLLINs.

Al the close Of the matinee performances Of His
45nnor the Mayor" az the New York Theatre
,se+eraay- afternoon the entire company assembled
on the stage. when Miss Mabel Hollins. who has
rIaved The role OF Daisy. a miner girl. since the
frst perfogmsnce n Chicago six months ago. was
presented with gold bracelet set with diamonds
h., Harry Kelly on behalf OF the members OF the
,rasnizstion Miss Hollins left the cast last night
10 devote her entire time 20 TeheaESas or neT par
n 'sThe Little Cherub." shortly % be given az ths
Criterion Theatre Miss Hollins y % oe suceeeaed
in Ills Honor the Mayor" Monday night By MISS
Nelia Webb.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE SITE.

A deed by which John D. RoekefslIer Transferred
title 70 the block bounded BY Gith and Stir streets
Avenue and exterior street. and the block ron.
on the north side of Szth street. from Avenue A 20
the East River, to the RoekefellsT Institute Tor
Medical Research. was recorded yesterday. Elr.
The institution was recently forusIIy ore1Sf
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
SHOE AMn $500 IN N STOLEN.

Henry Filter. the senior member Of the firm Of
Filter Brothers who have butcher store az No i27
Grand street. Williamsburg hid $3.50 in an old
shoe early yesterday morning, and placed % on
TOP Of the icebox in his shop. Later he rushed into
the Bedford avenue police station and told the ser
pesnt that money and shoe had disappeared. He
s7id that JACOB Schippele. Of No. 10 Meeks ave
nue. had filed hs iceeox only a short time before
The iceuau was arrested a charge OF grand
iarcenv He said the shoe did not ht mis- foot
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE REV. DR.. NATHANIEL WEST.

Washington. July THE Rev DR.. Nathaniel
West widely known minister of the Presbyterian
Church. died here suddenly to-day. The cause OF
death heart failure, superinduced by the rece-
excessive heat. DIR. West eighty-two years
old. and at the time Of his death was the oldest
alurnnus Of Michigan University He filed pas
torates in Cincinnati and Denver and was at one
time professor OF theology at the DanviIIe Thee
logical Seminary. His son is professor at Prince
ton IrriN
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
MAJOR WILLIAM n. PADDOCK.

Albany. July Major William H. Paddock one
Of the best known newspaper men in this part of
the state is dead OF paralysis at his home. in this
city He was hfty-eight years old and had been
connected with every newspaper IN Albany He
had also been active in military circles and vas
admitted to the bar a lawyer, He was also
known as an actor and dramatic critic and e7as
student Of Shakespeare. Mrs H. ". Philip. OF
this city, and Mrs. W. II. Van Reascouten. OF New
York his daughters. survive him
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
RECEIVER FOR HOTEL COMPANY.

Justice Blanchard. OF the Supreme Court, ap
uointed Henry r. Stern yesterday receiver for the
Seymour Hotel Company, in suit brought by 3
eaIornon's Sons butchers. judgment creditors for
S-71 AZ The receiver Is required 70 give bond OF
81 900 The company was incorporated IN 1909. ana
~ tn ef
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
BRITISH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

London, July The June statement OF the
Foard az Trade shows increases os s2l.s56500 in TN
rors ana SIS 900 IN exports. The principal in
ereases IN imports meat. grain and food. sis.
600 600 and metal manufactures, $40 600 000 Cotton
nom America decreased $40 Ooe, 900.
Trhe increase IN exports include WaFships
costing Sl5T50 900. The remainder Is In manu-
featured articles
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
egcRgTARY WILSON GOES TO CHICAGO,

washington. July 7-SecretaTy Wilson and q
uartv OF offciaIs from the Department OF AgTi-
culture who VIII have charge of the workings OF
the new meat inspection law. LETT Washington to-
day for Chicago. They viii confer with super5n-
teneents of inspection, who have been sulnIaonec
The Secrefary has not determined whstAs. 20 VIII
Y1zlI xnY p-r.s1 l5tsa ~ Il.A LnA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
WHAT rs CONG ON TO.nAY.

Anniversary Of 81 Jossph's Hospital Par ReckaVay.
over which acting Mayor Nc6owan vtll preside.
sirship ascension BY Roy Knabenshue. Polo Grounds
Eisnth avenUs and 18th street.
Concert by Metropolitan Opera House BaRd Central Park
Fr.e admissions To zooogeaI Park ard Metropolitan
Museum of
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
AMERIceNs an ogevany

s.,.. 80. july 7-.Sslsoa oshaughnsssey. third Sec
irr- -. = ne American Embassy Berlin and
-. ne Wsiers Nicholas Murray Butler nreEl-
e,..-@ Columbia University. left here today for
= = where he VII stay i've or six weeks NJ
l~..ss Herman Rider. os New York. ara se
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR-L a Werner, Chicago. and F L Lock
scSg-eizer Zurtch Switzerland ESIPiRF FobsT+
Cannon. Boston. HoLLAND-Iorge w. Togno.
ItsXico MANHATTAN-Dr J. B. Custis, Washing
Ton MURRAY HILL-P. A. Rhodes. Augusta. ca
WALDORF-ASTORIA-C AFInih. Berlin and
Count BismaFek-Bohlen. Berlin WOLCOTT-
Iarnes s Fillmore. MinnAanolis.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
SAILED.
sruemAN ON TAX COMMISSION.

Albany. July T.-Governor Higgins to-day ap-
nosnted z r A. seligEnau. OF New York. professor
AZ Columbia University. q member OF the special
legislative tax commission in place OF Charles H
Hun OF ithaca who failed 20 quality The com
mission IS % investigate The whole subject q teaa-
t.ao s-.5 1sxsrI "a l.s next r-sS Z st.IA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT DENIED.

London, July THE Associated Press is author
ized to deny the report OF the engagement OF Miss
Jean Reid, daughter Of Ambassador Reid, 20 Vis-
count AehesOn eldest son OF the Earl OF Gosford
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

yuYy e-Tne Marietta. Crsti: the Kearsage at
ompkinsvill0 the Severn. at Annapolis: the Dolphin.
81 Boston: the Nevada. Annapolis. the Iowa a
Neg York; the Justin. a. Chefoo