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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CAPTURE ALLEGED THIEVES BY TRICK.
Policemen, Disguised as Pedlers Lie in Wait
in Lumber Yard

BY Disgusting themselves as peders CAPTAIN
Gardiner and four detectives of the Stagg street
station, Williamsburg captured five men early YES
terday morning who it is alleged, have been con-
hected with the theft of lumber valued thou
sands OF collars from the large lumber yards along
NeWtown Creek. The police drove to the yards in
hucksters wagon and waited several hours be-
!ore they We're rewarded by seeing several en-
Ter the yard of Hardy Voorhees, and start, the
police say, TO carry away lumber.
Al signal from Captain Gardiner the policemen
jumped from the wagon and attacked the alleged
thieves. The latter put up hard fight and some
OF them escaped When the five prisoners were taken
to & the station they said they were Henry Becker.
william Gundeman, Joseph Henck Henry Croft
and Thomas Kane. Later the police arrested
Ernest Palmer. saloOnkeeper, Of Metropolitan and
Gardiner avenues, who they alege, had bought
stolen lumber In the Manhattan avenue police
court Magistrate OReilly held all for examination
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
WILL NOT TALK ON ICE.
Rhode Island Official Refuses DIR.
JerOme'S Re0uest.

Providence. r. l., Aug 1S--ColoneI George H.
Webb Commissioner of Industrial Statistics has
declined an invitation from District Attorney Je-
rome of New York to appear before the grand jury
next Tuesday To tell what he knows of the infiu-
ence Of the American Ice Company on the ice sit
uation at the present time Colonel Webb said
My presence in New York would not be of anv
material use to the grand jury, could only re-
peat What my report contains. and l have there
lore decided not to appear before that body.
The commissioners report, copy Of which he
expressed himself willing to send to Mr. Jerome
charged the American Ice Company with holding
BACK one-thfrd CT the ice crop Cf Maine The
charges were based Investigations made by n
trial Statistics = " '
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AS Run WILD IN BRIGHTON.
suburb Disturbed by Chase Which
toAOWs-Several Animals Shot

Il aug ls.-Thirty-four steers running
s.ss w streets Of Brighton this afternoon
s1ses excitement and did considerable
aesI. = 'a"hs and gardens. Several of the
ess 70 be shot to check their turbulent
: B,iys.- were beng unloaded from cars at
; gs,e 1oattoir when they dashed out OF
3 sns -''o Tie thickiy settled part of the dis
b sis,e@ssed panic among the pedestrians
't5ery suef house men turned out il, large
I. % ,ss'4t re" With Whips. guns and reyolvers
20 p - 10 he excitement, many citizens
g aa f,..Il.. -.I huHt with firearms. The animals
i% rounded up or shot
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PROTEST FROM SEWER VICTIMS.
President of Association Asks Controller to
Meet Him in Conference.

Inadequate Sewer System Victims Association of
Brooklyn. has addressed letter to Controller
Metz asking the Controller to meet him tomorrow
night at Greenwalds Studio No. 800 Hamburg ave
nue. Brooklyn. where. McHenry says. II will point
out to you actual proofs of the havoc and destruc
ton wrought upon honest and industrious people
by an inadequate system of sewerage in this bor-
ough"
The Controller is quoted as having declared fraud
ulent all claims presented demanding cOmpensa-
ton for damage done by overfowing Mr..
McHenry further says:
Mr. Controller. your published charges of gigantic
frauds in sewer claims simply cold storage
blasts | think you cannot prove such charges. and
your attempt do will be signal failure and
place your charges in the Bushardy class.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Il R STRIKE RUMoRs UNFoUNDED.
4A's Of Floating Equipment Ask In
N'2's, but Do Not Threaten to Go Out.

ss,-. rufnorE that all the employees Of the
igs ss'pinent Of the Long Island Railroad
2, -. - 10 strike on Monday for an increase in
s-..-.' 70 be unfounded. The men OF this de-
=. nave MADE united request for an in
lsr ssges. but should the company refuse 20
"a. mere will be no strike. as the men them
; - % assured the officials Of the company.
-.--sst fas been placed in the hands of the
- --snt of the floating equipment, 10 be sub
"a me Hle higher officials The employees who
- sels-eAe y s. a month are ticker choppers
"a riiass, iis, pfldgemen, deck hands. engineers.
!. b irne' '1h y ano mechanics In the repair shops
s.k have ,sdilc Railroad Companys ferry en-
. ri s,,eSno no union, although there have been
, Ten p's made BY labor agitators TO organ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BICYCLIST KILLED BY AUTO" 8"
Wheelman Swerves in Front of Machine on
Shinnecock Hills.
by Telegraph to The Tribune !

Southampton, Long Island. Aug. 1S-About 7:3O
tonight automobile containing Anderson Gratz.
of St. Louis; William f. Morgan of Methuen.
Mass, and two friends was going east bound for
Montauk, Long Island. While passing through
Art Village, ShinnecOck Hills, laborer in the
employ of John II. Goodae. Of Southampton on a
bicycle came toward them. Both We're on the
proper side of the road When near the machine
the bcvce rider turned directly the road in
front of the automobile, which it is said, was going
at rate of about twelve fifteen miles an hour.
II struck and almost instantly KILLED him
The dead man a Pole named Vast Hopinski;
about forty-five years old whose wife Is supposed
TO be in Poland His son Is said to live near Shin
necock, but he could not be found Tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HARTMAN INTERESTS BUY ROAD.
C. B., g. & E. To Be Link in Trunk Linz
Along North Pacific Coast.

San Francisco. Aug 1s-The Southern Pacihs
paid over S1O0OGOO yesterday to close a deal made
five or six weeks ago. by which il comes into pos
session Of the Coos Bay Roseburg & Eastern Rail-
road In Southeastern Oregon.
The road the Southern Pacific has just bought
starts from Marshheld and in sOutherly diFec-
t1on 70 Myrtle Point. short distance from the
California and Oregon line. BY the way OF Myrtle
Point. MarShfeld and Drain, Hartman and his
associates expect soon to develop a North Coast
line from San Francisco Portland Between
will be used.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
WANTS PULLMAN STOCK ASSESSED.

Chicago. Aug 1S-The city has fled a petition II,
the Circuit Court for a writ of mandanus to COM
pei the Board of Review 10 assess certain stock
which forms part of the estate OF George NJ Pull
man. The petition rectes that 900 shares OF stock
OF the Pullman company, of a value of SOOOO0 have
not been assessed. The Board of Review has ruled
Ihat the stock in dispute is part of the capital
STOCK OF the Pullman company, and as such Is eX-
enpt. The city does not ask that the entire estaf.
be reviewed for taxation. but directs its attack
solely against the stock In the Pullman company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
mARcoNI TO IMPROVE GRApHop4oNE

conf, the inventor of the wireless telegraph ha,
Joined the experimental STAFF of the Columbia
Photograph Company. Edward u. Eastan presi-
dent Of that company has just returned from Lon
don where he in negotiation with Mp Mar
conf with a view 10 securing his services in the
further development of the science of recO-5insr
and reproducing sounds TO-day's cable confirms
MarcOni's aCCeptance. '
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CONTEMPLATING OUTFIT FOUND.
Man and Woman Arrested and Held Without
Bail.

A woman who gave her name as Mrs. Gertrude
Aumack. of No. 1922 Boulevard. Greenville. " j.,
was held without bail yesterday in the Ralph
nue. police court. Brooklyn, on a charge of passing
counterfeit money. Later in the day her husband.
Charles Aumack arrested, at their home in
Greenville, the charge. In the house
found complete rounterfeting outfit, one of the
finest, the police say. that has been gathered in
wears Several Brooklyn shOpkeepers appeared
against the woman Her scheme was to tender
dollar bill in making purchases. When she got the
change she would go out then return and show
bad half dollar which she declared she received.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CARNEGIE NOT IN TRUST COMPANY.

Andrew Carnegie has written from Skibo Castle
to say that he has no interest financial or other
wise the recently organized trust company bear
ing his name. In letter to William Allen Butler
tr. his personal counsel in this city Mr.. Carnegie
said that he had been asked to allow his name To
be used in connection with the trust company and
that while he did not positively refuse he told
the parties concerned that he preferred that mis-
name should not be
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
MARROW ESCAPE IN "AuTo" ACCIDENT.

Bridgehampton. Long Island Aug. IS (SpeciaD-
A party Of New York autOmObilists including DIR
and Mrs. ]. W. Worcester their son Blaine and
Mr.. and Mrs Cameron Blaine narrowly escaped
serious injury through accident to their car
here yesterday. While descending steep hill in
front of s A. Nichols home of the front wheels
broke, throwing Mrs Worcester heavily to the
ground. the other occupants retaining their seats
Except for few bruises and nervous shock Mrs
Worcester escaped serious injury
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
wANT cAsH 10 ImPRovE Gas pLAnr

Albany, Aug. 1s.-The Southern Duchess Gas and
Electric Company OF Fishkiu and Niatteawan an
electric light company operating under lease the
plant OF the Cttizers Railroad Light and Power
Company, to-day made application to the State
Commission of Gas and Electr' 'ty for consent TO
issue bonds for $4,000 to acqp AMI improve the
property lately owned and operated BY the Fish
Kill and MatteaWan Gas Company. gas plant
Gently sold under foreclosure Of mortgage given
10 the knickerbOcker Trust Company To a com
mittee of bOndhOldeF6. a hearing viii be given
by the commission September
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
THE PURITAN AGAIN IN COMMISSION

The steamer Puritan was returned TO the Fall
River Line route yesterday. The Puritan was re-
tired recently account of a broken shaft The
work on the shaft has progressed steadily day and
night place the Puritan back into service ON ac
count of the unusual demand this season for a.
cOmmOdations on the FAN River Line The pill
grim, temporarily in service the Fall River Line
will again take her place on the Providence Line
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
no AID IN SURPRISING coNTRIeurloNs

The Civil Service Reform Association has sent
letter to all heads of departments In city county
and state service requesting their cooperation in
putting an end TO levying political assessments
,1pon employees The association will present evil
dence in any of assessment that warrants
Service law that prohibits campaign assessments.
and asks that II be posted in a conspicuous place.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
DANIEL NJ. BRADY RETURNS.
Manufacturer Accompanied by Wife, to
Whom He Is Reconciled

Daniel N. Brady. the manufacturer, accompanied
by his wife. with whom he recently reconciled
after three divorce trials arrived here yesterday
the Cedric Mr.. Brady became enraged when
the subject of his reconciliation was mentioned
and declined discuss It.
Mr. Brady became I'll severa? months and
through his brother. Diamond Jim Brady. Mrs
Brady visited her husband. few days later the
divorce proceedings dropped. Mr. Brady went
abroad 10 recuperate.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
18TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN OUTING

The annual outing and games of the regular Re
publican organization of the old 18th Assembly Dis
trict-new 18th Assembly District-will take place
at Guterdings Cosmopolitan Park and Casino. 10th
street and Amsterdam avenue, next Tuesday even
ing There will he a tug of pole climbing
test sack race and jumping contest and games for
4I,ac cHH
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AGAINST DEFERRED DIyIDENns
massachusetts Commissioner Would Prevent
Trustees from Stealing Funds

va DoS'on' aug. l&-In his annual report made pub
Ic Tonight Frederick L. Cutting Insurance. com
recommends that deferred dividend poll
res oe prohibited in Massachusetts, that ..exnen-
ses should be limited and some measure he ta5
Of life TOup prevent the enrichment of the officers
49,! insurance companies by manpulatinv com
Pany FUNDS for their own private purrosesi5 otbar
funds'' 0 I"Slees from stealing the
ODDS ne SoEerWheIming verdict seems to he" he
taI deferred contracts have proved so de-
t!ioIaHZng ~ and expenses have been So lavish tLe+
~ rs wise for the state interfere' - llla
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BOY KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
Aetna General Agents Machine Runs Down
Lad in Hartford
Try Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Hartford. Conn. Aug &c Edward Buckland,
resident general agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
Company, drove his automobile over Ralph Stand
ish. the hve-year-old of Edward Standish, of
Wethersfeld tonight The boy died in his fathers
arms at the Hartford Hospital less than an hour
later.
The little fellow had just hidden his sister good
by as she started on her vacation and he turned
away the touring with the Buckland family in
IL, bound for the shore bore down him.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
INCREASE CHICAGO BANKS. TAXES

Chicago. Aug. 1S-The banks of Cook County VIII
be compelled 10 pay taxes on S2OO0OOO more prOD-
erty this year than they did IN 1895. because Os
action taken by the Board of Review yesterday.
This will make the total assessment OF the bank,
OF the county more than SSi.0090O0. OF this sum a
-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
LEFTY" BOYLE DEAD.

Lefty" Boyle, character well known to the
police for years died last night in the New York
HospitaI from bullet wound inflicted three weeks
ago. man named Alexander Devoe was arrested
sbortlv after the shooting suspicion and was re-
,apded Ia tho Tombs to await the result If Boyles
wound BOYLE was shot in the back.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
"RoCKEFELLER WORST LIED ABOUT"
Pastor Of Euclid Avenue Church Has This to
Say of Standard Oil Man.

Denver. Aug. 1S.-Dr Charles Aubrey Eaton
pastor of the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. of
Cleveland. of which John d. Rockefeller is a mem
ber is in Denver on his vacation. In response 10
several pointed questions to-day, he said:
/ can't talk about Mr.. Rockefeller, because he is
a warm personal friend OF mine and because he is a
member of my church. You will see that this puts
In a position where l should not talk about
him. | will say. however. that | believe John d.
Rockefeller to be the worst lied about man in the
world
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BOYS FIGHT DUEL OVER GIRL.
One Principal May Die; His Second Seriously
Iniured-Opponent Under Arrest.

tor ,b. affections OF Miss Catherine Cannon. last
might. Charles Martin eighteen years old was
probably fatally wounded, and one Of his seconds
Lucky Hanson received wounds that probably
viii result I'm hts death Hanson was spirited away
by several companions, and has - not been fGLnd by
the Doljre The other duellist, Wiliam sweeney
escaped unhurt, and is held for the double shoot-
inc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
ONLY TWO KILLED IN cLINcH TUNNEL

Bristol. Va, Aug lS-Tne report that ffty men
were entOmbed in the Clinch Mountain tunnel now
under construction by the South and Western Rail-
road. is incorrect. The story had its origin i'm an
accident at the tunnel yesterday in which two Ne
groeS were killed and several wOrkmen were in
jured by falling rock and sCaffOding.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
cArsklLL TOWNS IN DARKNESS.

BY Telegraph The Tribune
CatskH, n. Y, Aug. 1s.-The new electric light
station between Tannersville and Hunter burned to
the ground late last night The plant furnished
light to Tannersvile, Hunter and Haines Falls, and
its destruction leaves these towns In darkness The
cause of the fire is unknown. The plant was owned
bv New Workers and partly insured.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
DELAWARE MAN HEADS EAGLES.

Milwaukee. Aug. 1S.-Edward Krause of Will
mingtOn. Del. was to-day announced the sue
Cessful candidate in the contest for the office OF
grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles. Norfolk Va, selected as the next
meeting place of the grand lodge.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PRESIDENT WALTER WILL NOT RETIRE.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 1S-President Alfred Walter
of the SeabOard Air Line Railway to-day officially
denied that he intended to retire from the pres!-
dency of the SeabOard system.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
THE ST. LOUIS COMMISSIONED.

Philadelphia, Aug. Is-The United States cruiser
81 Louis was placed in commission to-day at the
League Island Navy Yard. with the usual cere-
monies. The cruiser IS commanded by Captain ii.
Il Usher.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
FRENCH EevPToLooIsT HERE.

II. se'i' n Psychologist associated with the
f2'ls. arrived here Yesterday on the
8. "as steamer IA foTrainc. M Migeon
en- ~ a treasure rip and will visit fh..
=" Aew York. Chicago and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NEW FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Albany. Aug 1S-SUperiutendeat OF Insurancs
Kelsey to-day issued certificate of authority 90
the DutChesS Fire Insurance COMPANY of PcuQh-
keepSie, the company having been fully OrRaniTai
with paid UP capital stock Of S900O0
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
na WHITE Held EoR EXAMINATION.

DR. whitman V. White. seyenty-tWo years old.
Of No al6 Fifth avenue. a member of the board
Of managers of the Manhattan State Hospital for
the Insane. was held In Sl,5OO bail yesterday for
examination charged with the larceny OF Sl'4S The
complainant. James OSullivan, OF NO 'Fo East
,1e,i, etreet a former ward OF Dr. White, alleges
that the latter should have turned over TO him
81 80 but the sum, he says was 81 4s5 snort Which
WHIT refused TO make good. Dr. White said his
offence was merely technical and could be ex-
planed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Binghamton. n. Y. Aug. B-Dr Whitman V.
White arrested in Pittsheld Mass. and locked up
an a charge NJ larceny is not known In this city,
and was never connected with the local ssate nos
pital for the insane. eTTOneousiy stateu ia yes
teTday's dispatches.
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

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WELTE.-At - West Fifth South street, this
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FUNERAL NOTICE

TAYLOR.-Thc funeral services over tho re-
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years. native Of Scotland. viii he held Monday
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