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New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
ALLEGED AssAILANr OF DoRR HELD
Charge of Assault and Attempt to Rob El-
derly Newspaper Reporter.

For the third time since the attack made on
F4orstio Dorr an elderly newspaper reporter early
last Saturday morning, John pembroke, V"eh'!-
.Iao 1,ears OLD was arraigned before Magistrate
Barlow in the Tombs police court yesterday morn
ing. charged with feloniously assaulting with IN
tent TO steal watch and chain.' and was held IN
s2Oo bail for further examination on Monday after-
noon.
norr was IN court. and showed signs of brutal
treatment both eyes being badly discoored and the
face confused. Thomas c. Mcdonald, who appeared
with Assistant District Attorney Murphy. 10 prose
c1fe said that he had grave doubts TO whether
the police made attempt to capture Oorrs assam
ants. He had talked with the hospital PHYSICIANS
who said that DORIS injuries, at no distant uate'
would incapacitate him for his procession.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
EXCHANGE ..ANrIsY ALTER TICKET

At a caucus yesterday afternoon Of members of
the Produce Exchange, those present being friends
OF the administration. the following opposition
ticket which supersedes the one made up on Mon
day, was nominated: For president Ernst Pfart1us.
flee-Iies-deuI. & a. King; treasurer e. c. Rice;
trustee Of guarantee fund, r G. Burgess. mem
beis of board of managers James Barber William
knight, -. II. Smith. - c. Rubins A roor,ev
and = J.. Finley Grenville Perrin the nresert
"N'' ""@ iiaiLSo 1oF mat Office on the op-
P'H'''o-i 1-NNe' o Al"ioag ana d. d. Alerton for
vice president. Both declined their noy,i,a+t
~ "a 'uS anu hlhS nave been chosen
." ' F'3 III 'Ni1e' named yesterday for
as-iei' "o9 'i-e NOMINEE Tor thar office the
:. -e-''e- 'fi'9i''oi "ehe' me only change IN the
list OF nominations for managers Is the suhs,i,,,
ton OF 5. J.. Finley for John GIedhiu There nv.
been no alterations in the regular" or reform
ucket. headed by eX-ConRressInan Douglas ~ tba
candidate Tor president. The annual election viii
be held un Innf - "IIi
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
TENT CAMPAIGN TO OPEN.
Exercises in Tent Evangel To Be Commemo-
rative of S. H. Hadley.

The Gospel Tent Evangel board has erected a
large tent lighted with electric light. at 67th street
and Broadway. which will be opened at p M on
Sunday June 3. Short addresses will be given by
Bishop Courtney, the Rev. Drs. r. s. Macarthur,
Wilton Merle Smith. s. Parkes Cadman Wallace
McAIullen. Leighton Williams. G. W. Mcpherson
and others. This opening service in the great tent
campaign will be in memorial of the late Rev s.
H Hadley the subject being Gods Use OF Men -
The Tent Evangel board will open another large tent
called Evangel No early in June. I24th street
between Morningsde and Amsterdam avenues 4
third will be pitched later If funds fort hroD,in
F. Y. Hopkins No. 81 Great Jones street is treas
urer, and contributions may be sent to him Tho
Rev DR.. J. B. Calvert is president. and the Rev
q. ". Mcpherson. superintendent -'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
wENHAM AND COMPANION INDICTED
Are Discharged and Immediately Rearrested
Miss Lawrence Faints Again

Almost simultaneously with the action of Magis-
trate Wahle, in tho Tomhs police court Yesterday
afternoon in discharging them the regular May
grand iury found five indictments for forgery IN the
first degree. against Charles H. Wenham formerly
general passenger agent for the Canadian Pacific
railway in Chicago. and hts companion Mss Clay
Lawrence
T-non ,be discharge Of the pair Detective Ser
,,aants Farley and Birmingham. of the District
Attorneys STAFF, rearrested them on the indict-
ments and took them before Judge Fos5ed {ed IN IN
Part Of General Sessions. There they PLEADED not
euitv with leave to withdraw by next Iuesday,
The Woman's bail fixed at $lVo: whlch sIe
and was committed TO the Tombs. Miss Lawrence
tainted as in each of her several recent appear
anCes in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
NORTH RIVER ANCHORAGE NEEDED
Naval Officials Preparing to Resist Attempt
to Abolish It.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau. J

Washington. May 25.-Fearing that the board now
revising the anchorage regulations in New York
Harbor will recommend a change in the regular
anchorage for naval vessels in the North River off
Riverside. known as Anchorage No. Is, the Navy
Department is preparing brief to show the neces-
sjty for using this particular spot. Complaints have
been made to the board against the gathering Of
warships as it is alleged they obstruct traffic
Navy Department officials deny this. and say that
if change Is made the ships will have 10 proceed
far up the river for anchorage. The question will
be thoroughly investigated by the board.
Transportation companies most interested in the
harbOr regulations have filed their bSiefs With
the government officials charged with making the
new regulations, and these being reviewed
There will be some important changes in the ex-
listing regulations recommended in an effort to
facilitate commerce in the harbor
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
TELEPHONE WAR LAGS.
Mayor Not Inclined'tO Take ActiOn
Until the Fall.

Final action on the application Of the Atlantic
Telephone Company for a franchise is hke4y 10 go
over until next fall II learned yesterday tiat
rbe Navor was not disposed 70 act on the applica-
1ion in a hurry He s 20 sail for Europe on June
e to be gone TIL September. Twenty or more
communications in favor Of the application OF the
company were ordered printed in the minutes OF
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionnent at the
FIeeting yesterday.
The Atlantic company offered scent rate to the
boroughs at large as a condition Of obtaining the
franchise and Controller Metz asked the Corpora
zion Counsel for opinion 10 the legal right
OF thc city make such bargain. Mr.. Delany
wrote TO the board ashings more information as to
the companys application. HIS letter sent for
-eply Harry P. Nichols,-Fhe head Of the bureau
Og franchises.
The New York company ,sent tO,NEayOr Mcclellan
yesterday letter written. by L. n. Bethel, first
fce-presidenr who said:
II the city desires 10 derive a revenue from the
telephone Industry we shall be glad 70 discuss the
question with any official or committee that may
h designated by you for the purpose
The company maintains lis service at the high
est obtainable efficiency and restricts its gross earn
ersring expenses including depreciation. and pro,
vide approximately 20 per cent year on the aSIuaI
chses), for dividends interest and contingent re-
The company does not question the right Of the
public to subject IT 10 regulation II aecessaII! 20
eSeII4s I9 5s1 5trenon would provide an
ae0nafe s feguard against esoessive and
able charges II would also protect the company
against msinforma1on and prejudice pTSeC-
cable plan Of publicity, adVartageous and satisIac,
tory both TO the company and 20 the puohc can
doihtiess be formulated and carried out. The COM
panv VIII he glad discuss the matter, II desired
with any Official committeeman may be deslg-
mated by you for the purpose
Martin W. Littleton. counsel toethe Atlantic COM
rany, in commenting last night on Mr. BetheHs
letter. said:
The New York Telephone Company says that a sat
isfactorv plan publicity doubtless be rorTi,
lated and carried ont, and that the company wiz
he glad 10 discuss the matter, IL desired Ine oiIy
pgblictv which il has submitted is that publicity
which has been given its affairs by competing
company But for that. the little we know about
the New York Telephone Company would nave re-
n1afned hidden in its own records. We think
oorpeffug company would establish the best bureau
Of nublicty Of its AFFAIRS and the best safeguard
against excessive and unreasonable Charges lIdt
New York City could devise
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, May rs, 1906.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger. Knuth. Hamburg May 1s.
Dover and PoIlogne X 70 the In Line
Arrived al the Bar 4;lO a
Steamer Republic (Br). 3eAuey Genoa May s Palermo
10 and Naples r. the White star Line, with 314 cabin
ana 81s steeTage passengers and mdse Arrived The
steamer chesapeake Delano Baltimore TO Fl c Foster
with mdse. Left Quarantine az Sis m
rrt M pr;Ire n 70 the Hamburg American lire win
- passengers. malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer La Provence (Fr>. AIx Havre 10 10 the com
pagne Generate Transatlantique with % cabin and SAG
seeage passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Iroquois chichester. Jacksonye May 21 and
Steamer Fl Rio, Parker. Galveston May 10. to the
Southern Pacific Company with mdse- Left Quarautino
steamer Graeeta from Port au Prince etc Passed IN
SANDY aooe \ j. May 2s ESQ D nl-wind southwest.
SAILED
Steamers Zanzibar (Br) Baltimore: Hell (Ger)
bovrne syneg etc Hgrstdsie % VaiOaTao % s6
via Norfolk Comanche. Charleston and Jacksonville
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. May 24-Arrsyed; steamers An;ilian- Csrl.
Lord New Orleans; .. Iverna 1Br). Turner, Boston
Brow Head May 25-The Hamburg American Line
HAMBURG was reported by wireless telegraph 200 miles
southewest OF this point At 3;OS DAY
schotter New York for Hamburg and pr5cee9e,}
Cardif May 24-Arrived, Lord Iansdovre jBr)
Fausett Baltimore via Belfast.
Naples. MAY "a. m-Arrived steamer Prinz Adalbere
Genoa May ArriTed steamer creuc 9 Ke.
New York via Punta DeEoda Gibraltar and Naples:
via Gibraltar and Naples.
Para May 24-Arrved. steamer Gregory (Brl. Whayman
Knsaie May 2S-Passed. steamer Manxman tBrY.
S y sss ana SsSs fGF %
(Ff). Fajolle New York for Havre
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
sUMMERFIELp CAsE pIsMIssEn.

Justice Scott, il the Criminal Branch of the Su-
preme Court, yesterday afternoon dismissed an in
dictment for grand larceny in the first degree
against Larry Summerheld. the charge being that
IN November 1903 ne swindled James p Buchanan.
the tobacco manufacturer, out OF $4,000 bv the
I1orseaI4oe Copper Mining Company sick engineer
game. Summerf1eld Is IN Sing Sing on another
charge. which ne was sentenced to NOT less tbeI
TWO nor mora than six and half years
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
FUNERAL DRIVERS STRIKE OFF.

Despite the fact that the downtown coach owners
decided TWO days ago 10 fight the demands OF the
striking funeral coach drivers 10 a finish they
made a provisional agreement with them early
yesterday by which truce was declared until the
Slst OF this month. and the strike was declared off
The drivers, who demanded 81 a week and twelve
hours of out Of every twenty-four are 10 have the
wage demand and eleven nours off until May 81
when the committee OF the strikers Will meet the
employers again The drivers were TO be ordered
back To work in the time
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

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Presbyterian Church. will speak on the subject "A
Kings Fatal Mistake" at the mems meeting at
the Harlem BRANCH Of the Young Men Men .TdS CnaIS-
row afternoon at 4:3O.
The Rev. Dr. ]. Preston Searle, president OF Rut-
gers Theological Seminary at New Brunswick. n J.
will preach tomorrow at the Marble Collegiate
Church.
An appeal TO Catholics who would assist in re-
organizing the choir of st. Andrews Church. Duane
street, Manhattan. 20 sing at the solemn high mass
on Sundays at 1o:SO m. is made. 1t is the IN
tenton Of the organst give rehearsals during the
order to advance in the knowledge Of good music
those who willing to participate in the services
At Christ Protestant Episcopal Church the 4
o'clock afternoon services have been discontinued
for the summer.
At the Reformed Catholic services which the
Rev James a. O'Connor IS conducting in Masonic
Hall. Sixth avenue and 23d street, $500 was
subscribed last sunday for new Christs Mission Mis- ion;
IN nm me be- Te9red In addition 70 the amount realized
from the sale of the old building in west list
street.
At West End Presbyterian Church the pulpit
will be supplied tomorrow by the Rev. DR. John
Dixon secretary Of the Presbyterian Board Of Home
Missions.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church there will be
a special service for children at IL a m tomorrow
The Sabbath school Of the church will assemble
at the chapel at 30 and at IL o'clock march into
the church The superintendent, William Thomson,
will make an address and Dr. Wylie will preach q
short sermon Jesus a Child, and Child Life
in Palestine"
The anniversary and graduation exercises Of
Union Seminary revealed continued and growing
success. The classes for lay workers and Bible
school teachers have had about $500 students since
beginning five years ago Dr. c Cuthbert Han IS
inspect the plans for the new seminary buildings
on University Heights.
The 200th anniversary Of the organization OF the
First Presbytery In America will be celebrated
June in the "Old First Church Fifth avenue
between 18th and 18th streets. at 1880 a m. and
2:30 p. under the auspices of the Presbytery Of
New York and the Presbyterian Minister'S Asso-
ciatipn OF New York and Vicinity. An address OF
welcome will be delivered by the Rev Or. Howard
Dufteld, pastor of the church. and among the
other speakers will be the Rev. Dr. James d. Mof-
fatt, president of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege and William Henry Roberts, stated clerk OF
the General Assembly
The Sunday schools connected with the West
End Presbyterian. Hope Baptist. Grace Methodist
Mount Zion Methodist. st. Paul Methodist. Fourth
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
cHANeE IN RAILRoAp scAEpuLE

Beginning Tomorrow the Seaboard Air Line
Railway will change its schedule. leaving New
York by way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at 1225
noon. and arriving at Atlanta 4:3O p. M and
Jacksonville, Fla, at AS D m. the next DAY. Its
train leaving Washington at 1850 q. m. will have
attached through sleeping cars TO Atlanta and
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
eAEkwAR Al MOUNT vERNou

Washington. May 25.-fhe Gaekwar Of saroda.
accompanied by mis- wife ard members Of his
party. PAID visit 10 Mount Vernon Today. whore
the Gaekwar paid tribute % tie memory of George
Washington
He vas great mar" he said. 4 have read of
..F o"'aF annny '1"-y s,.. 49,. I aeaH 20 al Of
IO-nlEht The Gaekwar aud the other members of
she Earty were guests OF Senator Lodge al dinner
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
rRANsPACIFIO MAILS.
TODAY.

Destination ana steamers Close in y. 7.
sNew Zealand Australia Except West.
New Caledonia Samoa, Hawaii and
Fill IslanG-Sonona (via san Fran
ciEco)-...-.- may 81 4S'SO
Of tho Cunard carrying the British mail for
arrive in time connect with this
dispatch. extra mais--closns a. 1880 a m $40 m
$3.50 and o Sundays az 1880 a m 45O a ~. .
a m and m-win be made up and forwarded until ths
arrival OF the Cunard steamer.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
CHURCH EXTENSION ~ANNIVERSARY MONDAP-SH~
YER BAY CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Temple vested choir the Temple orchestra and
the malls quartet giving special numbers ruSsday !
night has been set apart for reunion OF all the
members and friends OF the old Central Church
and OF the Metropolitan Temple Bishop Charles
c. MoCabe will be the speaker.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

concert will be given at the new Yorkvile
Casino in East S6th ct. tomorrow evening for the
benefit Of the Presentation Nuns Of San Francisco
Among the performers will be Nine Selma Kronold
MISS Margaret keyes. Miss Adelaide Falkenma yer
Hans Kronold, Dudley Field Malone and Frederick
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

David Role, of No. Gil West both ST.. was SEN
fenced to five days imprisonment in the Tornbs
Yesterday because Of his cruel treatment Of four
mules The complainant was Mrs Emma {, Snitb
of No. SIS Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Harry Barinsky. of No. 6l2 East 9Th street. who
was arrested on the charge Of swindling Samuel
Arnold, Of No. 989 First avenue. by means of
money making" machine, was discharged vester-
Gay on the ground that the complainant had also
shown desire to defraud.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Presbyterian and Park Presbyterian churches and
the children of the Half Orphan Asylum will have
May walk this afternoon at o'clock leaving
east side Of Broadway to seth street 70 klveTsias
Drive 105th street. returning TO- and disperslnes
60 the respective schoOroOns from. the original
starting point
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ArssANAc.

MINIATURE ALS1AHGAC.
Sunrise A:S7 Sunset 7:2O 1OOs Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M-sandy Hook o:11 Gov Island 0:o1 He'll l1:24
p M-sandy Hook 98O Gov Island $50 He'll Gate IL
The Cedric reported BY wireless yesterday viii dock
to-day n
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Az the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church.
st Felix street Brooklyn che Rev. DR.. Charles Ed
ward Locke pastor will occupy his pulpit usual.
In the morning his subject will be "The Churchs 8
Greatest Opportunity" In the evening at 7i5
O'Clock a special Memorial Day service VIII be
held. U g. Grant Post, Grand Army OF the
Republic viii attend the service in a body and
Dr. Locke will take for his subject Memories OF
U. 8. Grant-Citizen, Soldier. Statesman and
Christian" There Will be appropriate music and
decorations On next Tuesday evening DR.. Locke
will give his lecture in the auditorium Of church
on Through the HOlyland on HOrsehack,' It being
illustrated by many stereopticOn slides The lecture
will be free and cordial invitations extended 20
all persons TO be present
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

David Role of No. Gil West both ST., was SEN
fenced to five days Imprisonment in the Tombs
Yesterday because Of his cruel treatment Of four
mules The complainant Mrs. Emma G Smith
of No. SIS Riverside Drive ''--
concert will be given the new Yorkville
casino. in East S6th ct. tomorrow evening for the
benefit Of the Presentation Nuns Of San Francisco
Among the performers will be Nine. Selma Kronold
MISS Margaret Keyes. Miss Adelaide Faikenmaver
Hans Kronod, Dudley Field Malone and Frederick
J. Budeman.
Harry Barinsly, of No 6l2 East 9Th street, who
was arrested on the charge of swindng Samuel
Arnold. Of No 989 First avenue. by means OF
z money @ making" machne; was discharged yester-
shown desire to defraud.
Don Pedro suarez de Moreno who said he was a
brigadier general in the Spanish army,
fenced yesterday TO not less than year and
ti months and not more than two years and four
in9hths IN states prison for obtaining money under
false pretences.
William Calkin who lives at the Gilsey House,
was arragned in the West Side police court yes
terday, charged with knocking down and injuring
Miss Nellie Burr. of No. lOl West nth ST. with an
did not appear and cakin Vas held IN so9 ba 3nr
further examination.
Harry Morton. the policeman who is under in
dictnent for perjury in connection with the Bertha
Claiche trial, was suspended from the Police De-
partment yesterday
Three boys were arraigned in the Children's Court
yesterday charged with stealing the tail Of the
bronze horse top Of the drinking fountain on
the west side Of Empire Park. AS the police did
not have witnesses on hand the boys were held
for examination to-day.
Samuel Goldstein, Joseph Horenstein and FranJ,
KopDleman, all living on the East Side. were held
in 81 0o0 bail each yesterday for trial on the charge
Of stealing a gold watch from Morris Gordon Of
No lS RiVington street
The final debate of the Greater New York De-
batting League VIII be held in the Association Hall
OF the Central Branch of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, at No 5O2 Fulton street BROOKLYN
tonight. The contestants will be the Twenty
third Street Branch, Manhattan. and the Central
Branch. Brooklyn. The subject will be Resolved
Ihat We Favor an Educational Restriction on I'M
Elsa Anderson. who found lying unconscious
IN gutter al sSth street and Broadway Thursday
evening left the J. Hood Wright Hospital yester-
oay' where she was treated for scalp wounds She
SAID she lived at No. 142 West ID street Mount
vernon but refused 10 tell how she rarne 10 be
AaT ~ re ailtor. Tho ihv2l".lt@ .r. suo YES
sDNrilnh .loE1 u 80 ria onG ret .h,. - inds in fa-
ls. =" trace ot drugs. alcohol WAS fOuuC Al
ntsL ne police thought She lad been held up' ana
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Don Pedro Suarez de Moreno who said he was
brigader general in the Spanish army, was SEN
fenced yesterday to not less than year and four
months and not more than two years and four
months in states prison for obtaining money under
false pretences.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

At m m. the Rev Dr. Groton win preach
a special sermon 20 men az ST. Marys Church.
Alexander avenue and 1921 street, in The Bronx.
The large vested choir Of men and boys under tho
direction OF Eugene woodlands will render the
music and az the ofIertory Herr Helwesh Won
Ende, the viOlinist. will play
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
GENERAL CHURCH ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev Thomas W. Smith, pastor OF ths Lenox
Presbyterian Church. will speak ON the subject "A
Kings Fatal Mistake at the mems meeting at
the Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. No. West 125th street. to-mor-
row afternoon at 4:30
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

The Rev. DR.. ]. Preston searle. president OF Rut
gers Theological Seminary. at New Brunswick. n ],
will preach tomorrow at the Marble COLLEGIATE
Church.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

The Very Rev. Dr. William NJ Groton. dean OF
the Philadelphia Divinity School. win preach the
sermon at the II O'Clock service tomorrow morn
ing at ST. Marks Church. Second avenue ana 10th
street. In the evening at o'clock the sDecIa.1 an
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

William Calkin who lives at the Gilsey House.
was arragned in the West Side police court yes
terday, charged with knocking down and injuring
Miss Nellie Burr. of No. lOl West nth St. with an
automobile Thursday night. The complalna nt
did not appear and Calkin held in 500 bail for
further examination.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Harry Morton. the policeman who is under in
dictInent for perjury in connection with the Berthe
Claiche trial, was suspended from the Police De-
partment Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

RlllnEXtra Mai Last TINE ,a.s season. - t.s
1Sv,G nay ,.S; 20 ,, SIT J., - 81 ye,- l.
w a II F L L y Rrs:c 'SSlzsll1z.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Three boys were arraigned IN the Children's Court
yesterday charged with stealing the tail of the
bronze horse on top Of the drinking fountain on
the side Of Empire Park AS the noIicc ala
not have witnesses on hand. the boys were held
for examination to-day. S 0'u
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Samuel Goldstein. Joseph Horenstein and Frank
KopDleman, all living the East Side were hold
IN 81 00 bail each yesterday for trial on the charge
Of stealing a gold watch from Morris Gordon of
No 109 RiVington street. ' -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

s pEIRCR0 Evgs s Mat To-day. . ~ TIlE
i UEIASVV DAVID EEI-ASCO Pr-~-1,> SC1rsN
E75S1 7i52 80 Ssat BLANCHE BATES n WEsf
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
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