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New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
oVERWORK CAUSES SUICIDE.
Pittsburg Physician, Broken in Health,
Shoots Himself in Atlantic City.
TRy Telegraph 20 The Tribune ]

Atlantic City. Nov. 14.-Dr Robert Craig.
Pittsburg physician. thirty-one years old. shot
himself dead IN the bathroom of boarding
house at No. 1719 Pacific avenue this morning
Death was instantaneous. His young bride Of
six months aroused by the shot, found her hus-
bands body.
The cause Of suicide is given by Or. William
E. Darnall, a friend Of the dead man, melan-
cholia, superinduced by a nervous breakdown
but the police are investigating.
DR.. Craig medical examiner for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society in Pittsburg
He broke down in August after month Of
overwork. He came here with his wife on leave
Of absence He is said TO have declared that
suicide was relief from his troubles. mes
sage surnmoning him back to Pittsburg, re-
ceved last week. is also believed 10 have preyed
on his mind He was to have gone home to-
day.
For some reason the police were not told Of
the death, and Chief Maxwell and Captain
Woodruff were angry when informed of II,
shortly before noon, by reporters.
The body is being held TO await the arrival of
relatives from Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
oIAN GREAT GALLERY.
rorEs of American Artists W~
Hare Nesr Home Here.

foot. II was learned yester-
nn0'e-s end endow a home for na'ioii'.
dsy' q American art In this city al 0osS -
fHei' million dollars. The Na'ioilal -
sbOut w Te.s,s, will provide site on Calheuf"'
e1y o. 80 covering sixteen city lots' Sew
PsrkN@s members Of the academy are IN
ersl =. che movement. which mas Oeen
fsresieo . ,-,,orl. a member Of the council
Of the SCI sanr the movement. J. c. Nioon said
yesterday 49,, ,,oro n.rmanent
There sI2,e1,,ei,, for the exhibition OF Amerl-
ssiieis showing the work OF carry haIte ma , " 80
osA nast and how American a. a., .,1 rrata
u - ~ II should be saHeIg In LAe r,tI o,i giys
elsSs.- sn London. The man "ho W. W. sa srS
GsAeis' IN 20 endow such an institution nLli a.,
nI enSss For himself bigger monsAheH' liiaN - 'i0
endowed q hospltai' l., NTH a suitable en-
The ps' - .eva-t a monumental building with
GOWNS =, academy funds. on the academy slIe
ue ,ootb street and Amsterdam aneIue' Tl,. " IL,
~ tacassary endowment TINS halloItai "a &c nac
a AIeTlcan 80, e, viii put S500000 into the
sho - II a central site in the CRY shoULd n ooe oe
$500 ,,norl an expenditure or from SfVoo,Voo
=. s5 100000 would be required "O0oiN4i'S "
" 20 ,be site was bought .
Fnele Ft.. ,Sss Is that there should be estabnshed
Ms gallery devoted 10 American art In all its
tSs..cbes freely open TO the punllo every Gay IN
ias -ssr The academy has already several hum
s.es works available for this purpose winch
.orld be a fine nucleus
NJJyTss..oTioalv the academy has the best collec-
n - works of American artists in the coun-
w w one reason IS that every academician an
.. sIac-gor has been required TO present to
~. t1le..oSo,ov a fair specimen Of his work
:, vii be necessary. OF course. in carrying out
"a. - scheyoe 10 raise a sufficient fund for main
..rsnce. ~ an6 that we hope 10 secure.
mill
.-act q united fine arts building. to house
e. societies comprising the Fine Arts Fedora
~ ~, The academy never has had any idea or
o-tne for purely selfish ends. and so long as
,S.ve heen. an academician has been anxious.
:, Car as SIS funds would permit. TO assist art
~ nrit & hrsnches.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
ACADEMY OF DESIGN ELECTIONS.
tai Meeting Of Academicians and Associates
Long Drawn Out.

ne ial meeting OF the National Academy OF
Dtsgn, the first joint session of academicians and
sssoIaes Tor business purposes since the union Of
w academy and the Society OF American Artists
-2ea until after midnight. The following asso-
,-ies were elected Painter. A. L. Groll; sculptor.
Aaore Kontl; architects, Walter Cook, Cass Gill
vi Thomas Hastings and George b. Post; en-
seFers, Timothy Cole and c. T. W. Alielatz.
-Ae following were elected members OF the
Ts-gng committee: Francis g Jones and Louis
~ - painters, ana r. X. r. Roth sculptor.
,.e IoHoWlng jury Of selection elected: Ben
fF-'. I'll osier. Bolton Jones, 7. H. Blashfeld. John
, r ralskanafr +. ". K0st. ". T Smedley. Irving
- "les. Herbert Adams Kenyon Cox, Z. Pott-
&c. &c. samuei Isnam, Emil Garrison. Elicit Dain-
wa George ". Maynard, Frederick Dielman.
Csb % sneli, Carlton 7. Chapman, William N.
? ~ . J. Turner. II. Kendall, T. D AIllet, ].
- ss1rphy ana L P. Dessar All the members Of
~ !lrI ard committee electeS are academicianS.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
"CHURCHEs BREEDERS OF DISEASE. y
Physician at tuberculosis Congress Says
They Are "Black Holes Of Calcutta"

A. tha oneining Joint session OF the American
rrtarra+ionaI Congress tuberculosis and tho
Medico-Legai Society of New York. held at tho
Hotel Astor yesterday morning. DR.. F. e. Daniel
OF Austin Tex president o. the International Con-
ress on TubercuIosis said in the course OF an ad-
dress that public places not sanitarily cared for
were breeding places for consumption. Churches
Uera verttable BLACK Holes of Calcutta" among
the liveliest of disease breeders. he said.
The convention was called to order by Clark Bell.
nrasldent of the Medico-Legal Society. Dr. A "
Bell OF Brooklyn read an address OF welcome and
then Dr. Daniel followed with his speech
NsSi attended church where, according 70 nv
calculation the same air was breathed and re-
breathed by each OF the five hundred members OF
he coneresation every twelve minutes or twelve
times In the course OF the service" he said.
president Roosevelt. through Secretary Loeb re-
eretted mis- inability be present saying that his
Panama trip interfered communication from
the Chamber Of Commerce OF Norfolk Va was
read Inviting the congress TO hold It's next annual
injecting at Norfolk during the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
rApAN's BIG SHIP a FIGHTER.
Al the Lessons of the Recent War Embodied
In the Satsuma.

rondon. Nov. 15.-According 10 the Toxic cor
-Spondent Of The Daily Telegraph" the Sat
srma. the biggest battleship in the world. which
I, 10 be launched IN Japan to-day, enbodies all
he lessons Of the last war. The woodwork on
hard has been reduced 10 a minimum; she is
fitted with elaborate fire apparatus. and her
upper works are kept as clear OF top hamper
ss possible. Her details in the main follow
,hosa Of the British battleship Dreadnought
whose steaming capacity she is expected to ex-
Ceed
The correspondent saws there is every reason
70 believe that the British and Japanese ad-
raralties exchanged plans and ideas previous
10 the construction Of this warship. AS the
sstsuma has been built by japanese labor eX-
cluslvely, her launching will be regarded as
a srest historical event. and the Emperor and
rroWn Prince Of Japan will be present.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MRS. c. n. STRONG DEAD.
Daughter of John ID. Rockefeller
EgpireS at Cannes, Franco

Cannes. Nov. 14-Mrs. Charles A. Strong.
daughter OF John D. Rockefeller. died a. 8
O'Clock this morning IN the Hotel du Paro
Mrs Strong had been I'll for some time. and
suffered paralytio stroke on November IL
atter which she sank slowly until the end The
body viii be sent TO America tho end Of this
week
mrs Charles A Strong showed symptoms of H.
ness rour years ago when living in Lakewood N
>, she withdrew from the social life at Lakewood
anu nfeo very quietly. About two years ago she
was tahen 10 Cannes for her health but the change
Drought no material Improvement In her condition
:. was sald last spring that the illness OF Mrs.
strong was the principal reason why John D.
nocAefeler consented to go to Europe
N.s Charles A. Strong was Miss Elizabeth
Hocheie4er' the Oldest daughter of John d. Rookie
-eNef. she was born in 1862 In 1889 she mar
u 10 br' CHARLES A Strong, who then a
professor IN Bryn Mawr College Later DR. Strong
was MADE the professor OF psychology in Columbia
University. Mr.. Rockefeller bought for her the
liam cottage at Lakewood. which she occupied
ior three seasons.
Mrs. Strong went abroad two wars sro Rs
fore going abroad she seemed although one of
the greatest heiresses in the world. to be in ter
for OF poverty She reduced the servants sup
PneS' maze over and dyed her gowns and told her
acquaintances that she couldn't afYor. to enter
tain" DR.. Strong had to supplement her orders
for household supplies TO insure enough groceries
for the family.
Mrs Strong spent the last two years Of her life
IN Cannes France, under the treatment Of special
lists IN nervous diseases. Mrs. Strong's condition
was reported critical last January. Later John
d. Rockefeller went abroad especially TO visit her.
His devotion for his children is well known.
Before Mrs. Strong's illness she had always been
most charitable TO the poor. in a most unostenta-
uous way. Those in trouble always had her SYM
patty She was very fond of music and devoted
Neither her sisters
VasSar.
William d. Rockefeller has three children living
.John d Rookie feller, jr., who married Miss Abby
green Aldrich the daughter of Senator Aldrich. OF
Rhode Island; Miss Alta Rockefeller. who married
Z; Parmalee Prentice and Miss Edith Rockefeller.
VINO married Harold Mccormick. Of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY,

Meeting Of the National FOund.rs Association Hos.,
Musical OF the HaaIlen, Thiihsrrnono Society
Meeting of the Dixie Club. Hotel A.,or ae m
Public health conference. Hudson Theatre. West s4th
street. D.
can Revolution Waldorf-Astoriae ESQ p m.
Auction S0T and nd S ' re s Ssnf s09g wGd s.
street evening.
Meeting Of the National Association of Brass Manu-
Dinner OF the Maine Society of New York. Hotel Astor
Hotel ?. m
Dinner OF the International Congress tuberculosis,
Hotel Astor evening.
American Museum Natural History. SIS .. m.
rss @ ss sga sSs N sdRs ss Es IS sa .ss
H's&ss &ssa. % ne II West ST "a "a street s- sss
Free % atos G M Es BSa s0oa Of
Public School s. 14lst street and EdgeooInbe avenqe
Fs s sHdss lan Habs and au5
aoe bd sGoS s ISSsh trs sss IN and g. NS
qas Professor s AS9phs Sdp+ & GOh1 MoaEs
h and l as9gss Mfa o Ann o5aaT ~ E:
Essex IN and Norfo sSess ProessoT ae3 Rasby
a South y PG Mule scSSa and g c
and First avenue. Louis H. Cornish Colonial Life
IT: @e 'sSS Period sRssy;
s5a s., sa h6d 6Ss s s r.
garden qs EqFGgs 1 qgst5asd OlS School ES 1Ss
LIE Of a World dustTStsd1: Public school fS5 seth
ssSsrs aS
S School f40 dfn ssS fs5Tss Fa aFd 105
AchiSSsmeht5 aSfSss '' Giusfeted ST. Luxe Hail. NO
y szyaas afe:o4 MOTIFS sGsSo isS'4 ::Ss;i aad
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
CHANGES IN LIBRARY INSCRIPTION.

"a, =. meeting Of the board Of trustees Of the New
-, 80 Public Library yesterday, the inscription on
y f1h avenue front Of the new structure in
t' S.@-' Park, was discussed. A number OF protests
-, So oeen made 10 the papers against the present
V,ts ,pllon' and the architects announced that II
ners;LeIely stenced and intended 10 be temporary
vl-lct ule adoption Of permanent inscripttCn.
rsSes-.s would be carved 81 the stone. The boa I'd
tors d resolution approving the present inscrfp-
stre eihporer1y placed IN the three panels Of the
bV seD!e-t 70 such changes may be suggested
NOS .e executive committee. In the place Of The
rorss N m the fTieze, Erected by the CITY, the
Fitnsss New York Public Library are 70 be sub
a ~oe, and the city authorities are 70 be asked
oS. cuf IN having such inscriptions carved I'm the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MISSIONARIES ON CONGO.
Ashc State Department to Act Under
"Act of Brussels.

Conditions IN the Congo Free State were de-
.crbed yesterday at the convention held in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church 10 celebrate the
centennial anniversary of the "Hays'aeK prayer
,,attne The speaker was the Rev. DR.. Everett
n Burr Of Newton Mass who was invited to
make an address not the regular programme.
He said in part:
when the protests OF the civilized world against
10 c,ttrages being perpetTated IN the tonso region
Lcame too ciamorous TO be longer nes.iecteu, hins
peonold appointed commission 70 whiiIeWTash him
tSUt the commission. instead OF otInsihs PACK
gnugh Dun whitewash for the purpose bTousht PACK
snoush rope TO hang him. Leopold suppressed tns
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
BOARD OF EDUcArIoN LECTURES.

L.. lhe free lectures Of the Board Of Education
-, night Miss Barrows delivered lecture a.,
- .One . School g. 44th street near Tenth avenue
asoyrs,,t kets e IN General and Meats" jacques W
nsth stras, sPoke a. Public School l59 No 2A East
re VII Be talks on The ''Cornmerce IN Co,fag5 ]
tor the Vo-ii 81 the Rocky Mountains ''The Battle
no--os Commerce, and .-Nolca noes ;,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
SWEDISH COUNT ARRESTED.
Grave Charges Against Member of Promi-
nent Noble Family.

London Nov. 15-The correspondent AT
Copenhagen OF The Daily Mail" says:
Count Fritz Won Rosen. a captain in the Swed-
ish Horse Guards and a member of one Of the
highest Of the noble families Of Scandinavia, has
been arrested charged with defrauding the
Swedish military authorities out OF $4,000 He
Is also accused Of indorsing fraudulent checks
n he names OF members Of the royal family. He
has been taken 10 Stockholm. The arrest Of the
count has caused a sensation both here and al
Stockholm
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
HERREsEoFF WINS SUIT.
Yacht Designer Gets Judgment of S675 from
c. H. Davis.

After half an hours consideration. a jury in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday returned
verdict IN favor Of Charles NJ Herreshoff the yacht
designer, in his suit against c. H. Davis. con-
tractor Of No 20 Broad street. The jury found that
sf herreshon was entitled 70 a judgment Of $GI5
if designing tie power launch Y.
M heTrshoh designed the power boat for Mr..
DAVIS. The latter said the engines did not work
salsiactorly and refused 10 pay the bill. The
Designer Insisted that the engines were built by the
besi power boat engine builders and that he had
noihlng u do with them, he na-Jher constructed
me Boat nor built nor designed the engines. Many
hen promlnent N Yachting attended the trial
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
REEINBoTs AssAILANT SENTENCED
Says He Only Wanted to Kill Representative
of Arbitrary Government.

Moscow, Nov 14.-The man who on November
10 threw a bomb at General Rheinbot. the local
prefect of police, and who was in return shot,
but not killed, by the general, was to-day tried
by court martial and sentenced to death by
hanging.
General Rheinbot visited the prisoner to-day
and asked him why he wanted to kill him. The
man replied: at was not you personally that
wanted TO kill, but the representative of arbi-
trarY goVernment
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
FUND FOR EDWARD mAcpowelt

pcts, @tse4 for contributions for fund 10 be de-
A,aersos, Ie support OF Edward Mac Doweu. the
signss composer was issued yesterday. II g.
geoTSa. b By Grover Cleveland ADGre,y -, - S
Pert. Hem, Ee'sgn, Frank DamrOsch. Victor TTer'
Pierpont NJ. =. lilgginson. Nicholas Long,yGTtb
The fund Si vii Henry Van Dyke and many ot6arsy
lxlnd OF the ~ % called the Edward MacDoveii
olet of ~ e e. lssohn Glee Club r q pen
Committee 60 % Wall street is treasurer oF isehe ne
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
PAINTING A PORTRAIT FOR COLUMBIA

7 Redding Kelly is painting a portrait OF Chan
celor Robert r. Livingston for Columbia Univer-
sitv which will be gift from the law class OF
0s Mr. Kelly who has painted two generations
~ the livingston family, has obtained from John
Henry Livingston. the present occupant OF the old
Is,-inestOn manor house at Ttvoli-on- HUDSON an
oil nortrait Of the chancellor by Gilbert Stuart.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Oscar WIlde's "salome' will be given at special
-,et,nee at the Astor Theatre this afternoon un-
Der the MANAGEMENT and personal direction OF Miss
Mercedes Leigh who will be seen in the title part
"a, eicb rronoises a cast which will include Will
;aIo NcTeiRh Miss Hilda England, Robert Nc
Ouade and Lawrence Griffith
Lew Fieldss Herald Square Theatre which has
been closed three nights for rehearsals OF the new
attraction will reopen tonight with the hrst bur
l.so,,e oP the season The Great Decide, and the
- version of about Town." The burlesQue is
Of the william Vaughn Moody drama, T5e 1J Sfreat
miller are playing the Princess Theatre. MISS
TSIancbe Ring and Peter +. Daley have peen adoeo
IN the cast OF the burlesQue
Wilton Iackaye will present his play. The Law
and the Man" based on LES Miserables. on Sat
Jrday night, December 2.
C.race George Yesterday began rehearsals OF Ib-
.,,e .grbs LADY from the Sea" Some changes will
ha made in her company for a series of special
performances Of this play.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

Washington Nov. H.-oscar S. straus. who is TO
succeed Mr. Metcalf Secretary of Commerce and
viii 20 20 old Point Comfort before returning to
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
1t'VY SNOW IN SOUTH cAeo,,N IVA

storr, bsa'Ne' . G, Nov. IA heavy snou,-
biting 80, al noon to-day, ACCOMPANIED ~,
. % asa- an winds. The temperature dronneS
eessnage 70 tbe iast night. In addition to ,be
great sggshered IT is feared Gef ibsf ef mich mich mas
shortage yeuotfring ot among the people as fIs fb.r @i
"a sooo and coal - 1ie -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MAJOR HoRATIo NELSON RUST.

Los Angeles. Nov. 14.-MaJor Horatio Nelson
Rust. archaologist and Indian authority phiIan-
thropist. friend and companion OF John Brown
ana veteran OF the Civil War, died his home.
IN South Pasadena, to-day. He was seventy eight
years old Major Rust was son of Nelson RIist
the Connecticut abolitionist ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

Highest temperature yesterday lowest. s2
average so for corresponding last 90
ayera corresponding twenty-five yeas AZ
Local forecast inorosSinx coudisss followed BY rain
- anowi Er1dAy oiouAyS vaxiAhls UtndA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Robert hfasc
JAMES LEACH.

James Leach. of No. IS Nassau street and Park
Ridge. n. J., died yesterday. Mr.. Leach
eighty-six years old. For than half O. century
he had lived in or near Nassau street. The fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
cULLoM ENTIRELY RECOVERED.

Washington, Nov. 14.-Senator Cullom, who su
fered slight attack OF acute indigestion ar
nausea yesterday. reported to-day as havir
entirely recovered
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
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SEXSEN-At her late residence Corona. 7. L. Tues,
day. November 1906. Mary M wife OF Georgs J. ".
sexsen and daughter OF the late George RapslyA
Funeral from 90. Protestant Episcopal Church.
Elnhurst, L. l.. Thursday, November IS. at 2;3J
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sTRONG-Novenber IA at Cannes France Bessie Rookss
nser Strong. Oldest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John d
wife Professor Charles A OF
Columbia University
wuLITS-At Glen Cove L. T.. Eleventh month 1sth,
Mary Jane. widow OF Henry T. Willis. IN hsr Ssh
year Funeral with be held from her late residence
Sixth day, Eleventh 18th, halfpast 10 o'clock
Carriages will train at Nassau station
ing Long Island City s.02
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HOILAND-Hotel des hides. The Hagus; Hotel Kur-
REIGiUM~I.e Grand Hotel Brussels: Hotel St An.
ERWASY-Nassauer-H Hotel wiesbadsn: rou,
Seasons Hotel. Munich; Hotel Bellevue. Dresden:
Palace Hotel wiesbaden.
srrsTRTS AND SWITZERLAND Hotel Bristol,
Vienna: Grand Hotel Hunsarta. Budapest: Hotel
naur "a zurich
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANcEAHotei F,xe,,xto-.
Rome: Grand Hotel. Venice; Grand Hotel Rome:
Eden palace, Genoa: Grand Hotel Quiriral Romsf
Hotel Danlen. Venice: Hotel de la VILE Milans
Grand Hotel Florence: Savoy Hotel Genoa. Hs,st
Bristol. Naples; Hotel Santa Lucia Naples: ExcsI-
sior Palace Hotel, PalermoI RoyaI Hotel Romst
Hotel Metropolis Monte Carlo; Hotel ds fHernai.
Hotel Metropolis, Cannssi Hotel 9ail,a Cann.ss
Ross de Nice, NiceS Hotsl de France. Nice: Hsei
CAIRO. SoYSfE0ssnA o,nsin.us., x,,-A
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Domestic Rates

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points the United States Canada ana Msxics
(outslds OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan Bron1)
Also to Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense for foFsign postage.