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RESIDENCE DESTROYED
Fire Wrecks Building Owned by J..
@. Lynch.

The brick residence at $50 South
Third West street, owned by j. G.
Lynch, was totally destroyed by FIRE,
which began about 5: 80 o'clock Friday
morning. Having spread from a blaze
on the roof the fire is thought to have
its origin from defective fue. The
damage IS estimated at $4,000, which is
partially covered by insurance.
Although the alarm was sent in when
the fire had gained but little headway,
and the fire department from station
No. and an auxiliary company from
station No. / responded promptly. the
flames had extended to nearly all the
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Accused of Larceny.

Kitty jones', colored, was arrested
by the county officials Friday on
warrant issued by A. S. Brooks, an of
fcer at Fort Douglas, charging her with
larceny. She is accused Of stealing
gold watch while employed as a domes-
Tic in the Brooks family
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MBaker Succeeds Garrett,

|hsNATI. Nov. 23.-It was announced
|uly that Horace Baker, general super
of the Southern district o! the Mis-
cihc. with headquarters at Little
X. has been appointed general man
le Queen & Crescent railroad system,
Ind w. A. Garrett. who recently re
| |dI accept tho Vice presidency OF the
pWAir Line.
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: Rev. Simpkins to Talk.

rP- A. Simpkin will be the speaker
NE. NJ. @. A. mems meeting. Sunday,
Eclock. Subject. How Shall We
Dependaoility Of the Biblel' Spe.
Oyic by one OF the association quar-
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY
Warrant Out for Proprietor Of French
Restaurant in Frisco.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. a4.-The grand
jury this afternoon returned an Indictment
against Nathan Max Adler proprietor OF u
French restaurant, charging him with per.
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Bailey,
S.
the 1ayoer and addition Gold Reef which
considered by o a
The sun., 1906-12-27
DFSQUJET IN CUBi.
Rural Guards and Soldiers Busy -MaEoon
May Leave Soon

Special Cabls Despatch 20 TIE SUN
HAVANA, Dec. 28.-Forty- thousand
dollars has been appropriated for repairs
at Camp Columbus. The houses there
are wooden and badly in need Of repair
Rural Guards have been sent to Alto
Cedro. I20 miles east OF Cana guey, where
strikers have held up a train OF the Cuba
Company.
Friends OF Alfredo Zayss declare that
the manifesto issued by Estenoz rega riding
the negroes was prompted by friends Of
Jose Miguel Gomez. the negro element
being divided in its sympathies.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7e-COnditions in
Cuba are not entirely satisfactory to the
Administration here, and the progress
made by the Provisional Government
is rather slow. The first active service
OF the American soldiers in Cuba is now
being had by several troops OF cavalry in
the province OF Santa Clara. The troops
were ordered out by Brig Gen. Bell, COM
manding the Army Of Cuban Pacihcation
upon receipt Of information OF an out
break.
Santa Clara is the most troublesome
province in the republic. There have
been numerous cases Of pillaging reported
but whether by mere marsuders or real
insurrectos has not been shown. At all
events Gen. Bell will have the province
thoroughly cleaned out by the American
soldiers.
II has been hoped that the Cuban rural
police would be sufficient to deal with any
disturbance which might arise, but il ap-
pears that the situation in Santa Clara
has rather got the best Of the native military
forces.
There is a possibility that Gov Magoon
will be taken away from Cuba before long
and sent TO the Philippines to became Vice
Governor there. The President is having
a great deal Of difficulty in finding a man
for the place originally intended for Gov.
Magoon. A man is needed who is not
only able to deal with financial problems
but who is also lawyer and has executive
ability. The situation in the Philippines
is such that the place must be filled very
soon. and il Cuba calms down ii Is quite
likely that Gov. Magoon will be relieved
there and sent to Manila.
The sun., 1906-12-27
MORE TROOPS GO TO RACE RIOT,
Three More Mississippi Companies 10 Aid
kemper County Authorities.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 20.-The troops
that left here tonight under Adjutant-
General Friedge and Capt. Fairly cannot
arrive in Soooba before midnight, and 1t
Is believed that all trouble will have been
ended by that time.
Telephone messages from Scooba deny
that there has been any riot there, but
admit that three negroes were killed there
yesterday and that the whites are con-
sidersbly aroused over the attitude Of the
blacks.
The Governor has ordered the military
here and at Columbus and Macon 10 pro-
ceed at once 10 Soooba and assist the county
authorities in Strengthening out matters.
The Governor refused to permit reporters
20 accompany the military special from
here tonight.
So far eight or ten negroes and two or
three white men have been killed in Kemper
county since last Sunday. all growing out
Of a ight a conductor on the Mobile and
Ohio had with a gang OF drunken negroes.
The conductor killed one, wounded ano ther
and was himself badly out.
The sun., 1906-12-27
BUNCH or NEW 8 FOOT CITIZENS,
with n q Foot n Skyscraper Topping A'i
the First Paper Applicants.

Never before yesterday did so many tall
men show up in one day in the naturali-
zation bureau Of the United States Circuit
Court 10 declare their intention OF becoming
Americans. More than half the applicants
for citizenship papers we're the average
height or above. and fully a third of them
reached the six foot mark.
Edmund Frtscher, an artist born in
Steiermark. Austria, surpassed all the can
didstes for citizenship with measurement
of six feet eight inches. Up 70 date he is the
tallest man who has applied for first natu-
rali2stion papers since the new law went
into effect last September. just in front OF
him in the line, which was an unusually
long one, stood Harry Allard, an English
man. who measured six feet two. julius
Pinter, an Austrian butler as big as Allard
was in the room when Fritscher was meas
ured. Michael Francis Darcy, a carpenter
and Patrick Gibbons, fireman, both born in
Ireland, also got their first certificates OF
citizenship, as did Paolo valastro, an Italian
fruit dealer.
Fritscher, the artist and giant OF the lot,
when asked TO say why all the big men
showed up the day after Christmas said he
didn't speak for the others. He came
because he thought there would be hardly
anybody present to pass remarks on his
unusual height, but found that he had to
wait several hours.
The sun., 1906-12-27
STREET CARS IN COLLISION.
old Horse Vehicle Is Knocked Out and
Three Men Are Injured.

Old Horse Vehicle Is Knock ed Out and
Three Men Are Injured.
A Spring st rect horse car lay in the gutter
at Broome street and West Broadway last
night. A southbound Sixth avenue car
got away from its motorman, Villa m Cor
man, and crashed into the front platform
OF the Spring street car, which was east
bound and had ths right Of way.
John Martin. the driver Of the horse car.
saw what was coming and jumped. but two
men on the platform with him were not 50
agile and suffered injuries which caused
their removal to st. vincent's Hospital.
They were Louis Rabiner, 507 Canal street,
whose legs, arms and head were bruised
and Charles Raffo, 2ss Baltic street. Brook
lyn, who was also bruised and may be in
jured internally.
Michael Ditafano, 50 Crosby street, who
was inside the car, was thrown down and
badly cut by broken glass. He was at
tended to by the ambulance surgeon and
sent home.
The Sixth avenue car went on its way after
things had been Strengthened out The
police made no arrests.
The sun., 1906-12-27

OF the report that their father was in dan
ger and turned up at tho police station.
Ford's wife ls dead.
The Canarsie shore contained any num-
Der OF hsheynen last night who were willing
to do anything they could, notwithstandi az
the danger from the ice foes.
Capt. Becker declared last night that
Launch No. 9 was unseaworthy. Last sum-
mer IL was In such bad condition that il was
pulled out and overhauled. The launch
was formerly attached to the Hamilton
avenue station. pstrolling the South Brook
lyn waterfront.
No further word had been heard from
either the lost launch or the Patrol up to
1850 A. M. and Sergt. Paulding Of the har-
Dor squad ordered launch No. 4 out in
charge OF Roundsman Morris. She left
Pier at O'Clock, with orders to search
the inlets and bays into which the big Patrol
could not enter. Roundsman Morris took
with him a crew OF three policemen.
The sun., 1906-12-27
TAMMANY BETS on MAvOY.
said 70 Have Persuadod Away n Few NJ. O.
Votes for Recorder.

n8so ~ "8No fGrouuuSu away row W. -.
Votes for Recorder.
The fight in the Board Of Aldermen over
the elec ton OF Recorder TO fill the unex-
pired term OF Recorder Goff promises to be
so close that both sides have consented
10 q postpon ement OF the election until
the sec ond meeting OF tho board in January.
Originally it was the plan to have the cleo
tion on the first Tuesday in the month.
The Tammany candidate is Justice Fran
els 5. McAvoy OF the Court OF Special Ses-
sions. who ran on the Tammany ticket for
Judge of General Sessions and was defeated
by Rosalsky. He is a brother OF Thorn as
y. McAvoy, the Tammany leader. Should
he get the place it would probably mean
his nomination by Tammany for the full
term next fall, making fifteen years at
$4,000 a year,
Alderman James C. Meyers, the Republi-
can leader in the board, and the Republican
candidate, it was believed by his friends
had a good chance OF election for one year;
providing the thirteen Municipal Ownership
League men in the board stood by the
Republicans. But Little Tim Sullivan and
the Tammany men have been working
very hard in the last few days to break
the combination. and it was learned yester-
day that promises had been made to some
OF the Municipal Ownership League men by
the Tammany district leaders that they
would get denominations in their districts
from Tammany il they would agree to vote
for McAvoy,
The Republicans say that Meyers has
q lead OF four votes. but the Tammany
members say that they have got two Mu-
nicipal Ownership League men over to their
side within the last few days and that be-
fore the election takes place they will have
persuaded enough more 20 insure McAvoy's
election.
The sun., 1906-12-27
CAsTELLANE DEBTS ADJUSTED.
Money lenders Claims Thrown Out Mime
Gould Pays Some.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Su,

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS, Dec. 2s.-The decision Of the Court
in the suits Of the creditors OF Count de
Castellane against him and his former wife,
Nine Anna Gould. was delivered this after
noon. All the claims Of Segler, the money
lender, amounting TO $500, 600, were re-
jected.
The Count and Nine. Gould are ordered
TO pay the bill Of Hartog, the jeweller,
jointly. The Court, however, refused to
allow the full claim OF sIs7 200 and appointed
an expert to examine into it with a view to
reducing the amount, as though Nine.
Gould has the jewels now she was not in a
position to Judge Of their value at the time
Of the purchase.
The Count and Nine. Gould were ordered
TO pay jointly s24 900 to the actress Nile.
Nimidof for diamonds which the Count
got from her under the pretence that the
Countess would buy them for that sum and
which he sold for half the amount.
The sun., 1906-12-27
UP LATE WITH THE MANN TRIAL.
Recorder Ger Threatens the Time Con-
sumers with Centinaeus Sessions.


Several handwriting experts were ex-
amined yesterday at the trial Of Col. Will
lam d. Mann Of Tos5n Topics for perjury.
II is expected that the prosecution will get
it's case in to-day. To wind up the trial
Recorder God sat yesterday until lOSo
o'clock last night and he announced that
both sides had better expect an unlimited
session to-day. He goes to the Supreme
Court on January /.
Col. Mann won point near the close OF
the session. Assistant District Attorney
Garvan tried to show by the record OF the
trial Of Norman Hspgood that Col. Mann
had committed other perjuries in addition
to the one charged against him in oonnec-
tion with the letter from Count Reginald
Ward, on which are the 20. X, W. ID. M
initials. Recorder Gof ruled that the
testimony was not admissible. Unless
Col. Mann takes the stand this testimony
will not be introduced. II was said that
Col. Mann has no intention OF taking the
stand. The defence may be devoted en-
tirely to handwriting testimony.
The sun., 1906-12-27
WILL DEPOSE R4ISULT.
suItans Order 10 Be Read 10 Moroccan
Tribesmen To-day French Reinforcements

TrtDesmcO To-day y-French HehnIOrcenienus.
Special Cdbse Despatch TO THE SUN.
LONDON, Dec. 2-.-The Tangier cor
respondent OF the Times says that Sid Mo-
hammed Gabbas, Minister Of War, with
practically his whole army, will go to-day
TO a spot three miles east OF Tangier on the
border Of the Anghera territory and there
read to the neighboring chiefs a letter
from the Sultan depOsing Raisuli from the
Governorship OF the Tangier district, and
calling upon the tribesmen to submit to the
Maghzen, or Moroccan Foreign ONCE. This
they are believed to be ready to do.
Excellent order is being maintained in
the Moroccan camp. Mohammed Cabbas
il unsparing in his efforts to restrain his
forces from any acts offensive to Europeans
or natives.
ToULoN, Dec. 28.-The transport La Hive
has sailed hence for Algiers, Grand and
Merselkebir, where she will take on board
a thousand colonial troops and 200 horses
She will join Admiral Touchards 3 squadron
at Tangier. where her troops will be landed
to take part with the Spanish soldiers in
the joint policing OF Morocco, which begins
on January under the Alg eciras conven-
tion.
The sun., 1906-12-27
OIL TRUST MOVES IN BiG SUIT.
Lays Foundation for Attack on EXtraterrI-
tOrIaI Clause Of sherman law

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-The Standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey and sixty other
corporations and individuals allied with
IL as defendants in the Government suit
to break up the oil monopoly yesterday
filed a motion in the United States Circuit
Court attacking the power Of that court to
bring in nonresident defendants by proc
ess and petitioning the court TO vacate
the order of service issued by Judge San
born on November Is, when the suit was
filed at st. Louis. All Of the defendants to
the suit join in the motion except the
Wsters-Pierce Oil Company, which is a
resident of the eastern division Of the
Eastern Judicial District OF Missouri.
At the Federal Building the opinion pre-
walls that behind the motion was an attack
on the constitutionality OF the clause of
the Sherman act conferring extraterritorial
jurisdiction on Federal courts.
The sun., 1906-12-27
EHBEZZLER ESCAPES.
Jumps From Moving Train while Being
Brought Back 10 Brooklyn.

Edward E. Loomis, a fugitive from jus
tice In Brooklyn, escaped from his Gus
todian, Detective Sergeant Parker, just
as a Western train was carrying them into
jamestown. N. Y, on Christmas night.
LOOMS was cashier in a Brooklyn drug
house He disappeared. leaving his ac-
counts s., 400 short.
Two days later his hat and ooat we're
found on the suspension bridge at Cincin-
natl. A letter in the coat said that he had
ended his life. LOOMS was traced 10 Pueblo
Col, and finally TO Oakland, Cal, where he
was arrested. Detective Parker OF the Brook
lyn Detective Bureau was sent after him,
and was returning with him when he
escaped.
Parker reached Brooklyn yesterday after
noon. He told Commanding Sergeant
McCauley that LOOMS slipped out OF the
car Tuesday night just as the train was
entering jamestown and jumped while
the train was in motion. The train was
stopped and search was made for LOOMS,
but he escaped.
The sun., 1906-12-27
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN ASIA.
Austrian Scientist Thinks shocks May Be
Affecting St. Paul's Cathedral.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE Sun,
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Prof. Belar Of the
Laibach Observatory telegraphs the Daily
Mail that the instruments at the Observa-
tory recorded another great cart hquake
at I'll Wednesday morning. The centre
ofactivity was !, 1875 miles to { he west t-south-
west.
He adds the suggestion that the recent
extraordinarily strong earth shocks may
have damaged 81. Paurs Cathedral, Lon
don. He recommends that test measure
ments be taken and repeated after every
world shaking seismic movement. He
recalls that the roof OF the Charing Cross
Railway station fell the day after the in
struments at Laibsch recorded a great
earthquake.
The>distance here given indicates a re-
gion in eastern Turkestsn. not very far
from the Kopal earthquake OF last Satur-
day.
The sun., 1906-12-27
A DEPUTY FOR M'oARREN.
owen ,. Murphy 60 Ne the Head street
Cleaner FOR Breeliyn.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Craven
said yesterday that before the week was
out be would appoint ex-Alderman Owen
j. Murphy a deputy commissioner for
Brooklyn. With his appointment Senator
McCarren gains his point Of having deputy
commissioner to take charge OF the Brooklyn
work. instead of a superintendent.
Mr.. Murphy is Democratic district leader
and a McCarren man. His district is the
thirteenth, in the Greenpoint region. As
an Alderman Mr., Murphy was inimical on
several occasions to the Sullivan interests
in party matters and once he and Little
Tim had words in the City Hall over it,
He has never had any experience in cleaning
streets.
The sun., 1906-12-27
WOULD-BE RESCUER DROWNED.
George Davis Met the Same Fate as the boy
Whom He Tried 10 save.

MoRRIsrowN, n. j., Dec. 2e.-While try
ing TO rescue John Arke, 8 years old, who
fell through the ice on the grist mill pond
in the Rockaway River and was drowned
this afternoon, George Davis met the same
fate. in sight Of his wife. who tried to save
him. Before she would let her husband go
TO Arkes rescue Mrs Davis tied a clothes
line TO his waist. He slid into the water and
grabbed Arke. The boy was exhau sted and
was almost dead. Davis tried TO get him
out, but was himself overcome and obliged
to release his hold. He then signalled TO his
wife to pull on the rope. With all the
strength at her command Mrs. Davis pulled,
but as her husband was climbing out the
rope broke. He fell back into the water
and was not seen alive again. The bodies
were recovered tonight.
The sun., 1906-12-27
WIRELESS CALLED POLICE,
But SIS Dispute on the Oceanic Had ReeT
Settled Ere They Came.

at the White Star Line pier last night when
the Oceanic docked because some one
on the vessel had sent a wireless message
TO the police saying that there had been a
robbery in the second cabin. II developed
in a dispute about SIS after they had had
a night Of IL on Christmas eve. But before
the ship was warped into her pier there
was a settlement OF differences and no
work for the cops
were Hassen Ben Ali, l.. y. Chanler, who
is a young son Of William Astor Chanler
and a student at Eton; c. NJ. Le Breton,
x. c., brother Of Mrs. Langtry; Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Chubb, Colin Campbell Wylie
and Mrs. Wylie.
The sun., 1906-12-27
NINE FINES OF ONE CENT EACH.
Magistrate walsh Says He Must Uphold the
Police In Making Arrests

Police In Making Arrests.
Magistrate Walsh, sitting in the Essex
Market court, fined nine prisoners yesterday
one cent each. The fines, the Magistrate
said. were ito support the policemen in
their arrests"
The number included two women, Rachel
Silverberg Of 20 Stanton street, who sold
bread from an uncovered basket in front Of
her home, and Anna Blasowitz, who was
picked up iDtoxic icated in Water street.
Samuel Altman Of 80 Rivington street
had not kept his bread stand covered,
either. The remaining six were men, plain
drInks, picked up on the Bowery and
near by. They were John Mallon, Joh1
Mccarthy, Edward McGowan, Peter Klein
Abraham Sekolsky and a small man with a
light brownish Vandyke beard.
What is your name?" asked the Magis-
trate.
-Strauss. he answered.
WHAT"
STRAUSS Of ss Bowery."
Il shall fine yol--"
Yes. yes said the man with great
nervousness.
-One cent, said the Mag gistrate, and then
he chuckled.
The sun., 1906-12-27
FIGHT AT RECTOR'S DOOR.
Two Men. One OF whom Says He Is Moses
Taylor. Put Under Arrest.

Two wen, One OF WnOtu SAYS He - MUSES.
Taylor. Put Under Arrest.
Two young men landed from a cab at
Broadway and Forty-third street last night
and started to enter Rector's. They were
both merry and John Doherty, the door
man, told them they couldn't come in.
They struggled with Doherty until Police
man Minogue arrested them all.
One of the young men said he was Moses
Taylor, 2s years old. address refused; the
other said he was Frank Dwyer, IS, and that
he lived at the Hotel Cadillac. While on the
way TO his cell Taylor hit the policeman. He
was booked on three charges into xication,
disorderly conduct and assaulting police
man. Dwyer was charged with disorierly
conduct and Doherty with assault, upon
Taylor's complaint Doherty was bailed
out in few minutes.
The sun., 1906-12-27
HUGHES BUSY PACKING.
but the GOvernOr-Elect Hardly Hopes 10
Get to Albany To-day.

1t isn't at all likely that Governor-elect
Hughes will be able to carry out his inten-
tion Of moving to Albany to-day. The family
were busy packing yesterday, but Mr..
Hughes said last night that the work of
winding up his law business and other
matters had been such that he was afraid
he would have to postpone his departure
until tomorrow. His message will be in
the printers hands by tomorrow.
The sun., 1906-12-27

Mrs. W. W, McInnes, wife Of the Governor
Of the Yukon, said last night at the Hotel
Knickerbocker that Gov. McTnnes left for
Ottawa yesterday morning. She had just
received telegram telling OF the destruc-
tion OF the Government house at Dawson.
The building she said, cost SOC, 900 and the
furnishings were valuable. No State pa pers
or other documents Of special value were
DESTROYED
The sun., 1906-12-27

Latest Marine Intelligence.
arrived: s. camatense. Barbados. Dec. IS 9,
koro1a. 81. fhomss Dec. n.
The sun., 1906-12-27

wines and Champagne for New Years.
Dewey's Wines always give satisfaction.
H. r Dewey Sons Co.. iSs Fulton ST., New York.
Adr.
The sun., 1906-12-27

MAHUUIS PANCATICHI OIL.
Pure genuine Olive Oi-direct from the fsmou,
estate In Tuscany. Cesare Cont. 8 Broadway
Adv.
The sun., 1906-12-27

rs1: s.1:I % :: z: :s' s: ss
Ads.
The sun., 1906-12-27

FLORIDA INFORsATION BUREAU,
Auan &c Coast Line Rallroad.-A1s.
The sun., 1906-12-27

No empty naes where tpey hsve Hill Dryers
Pie1ses tenant. Pays landiord.-e6v. -.--
The sun., 1906-12-27

Bprnstt's Extract Of Vanilla
= Ss standard svsrywhers. sSid by bes, srocsn.
The sun., 1906-12-27
PTNRHuRsr-cAMnEN-ronmA

Sesboerd Air Line; shortest. Quickest plea asantsss
route. Once iiss broadvry New York.-Ass.