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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
First publication, March /, 1906.

First publication, March 1, 1906.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
~ Kenosha ftounty-In Probate.
Notlce IS hereby given that at a special term
OF the County court to be held in and for said
county, at the County court room, in the city Of
Kenosha, in said county, on the fourth Tues
day, being the 9th day of March, A. D.
1906, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following matters
will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the estate of John Long
man, deceased.
The application of Daniel Isongman for
tate of John Longmans late of the town of
Salem, in said county, deceased.
By the Court,
RUSSELL II. SLoSSoN,
w46 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08
He Was Nearly There.

During McCIslian's march up the
peninsula tall Vermonter got separat-
ed from his regiment and was tramp
Ing along through the mud trying to
overtake it. He came to a crossing
end was puzzled which road to take,
but native came along and the sol
der inquired, Where does this road
lead tor" ITO perdition,' answered
the surly southerner. WAL drawled
the Green Mountain boy, Judging BY
the lay q the land and the looks o. the
people, ! calc'late I'm most there. -
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Windsor returned
home Thursday evening after an ex-
tended visit in Monterey, Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
CoMsToCK DENOUNCED IN COURT.
Hugh Gordon Miller Calls Vice Society Man
a Faker and CRATER.

Anthony Comstock was Denounced in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday by Hugh Gordon
Miller. counsel for Ernest Richards who was
charged with improperly using the mails Mr. Mil
Ter told the jury II for them TO decide between
the Vefac1ty of his client and that of Comstock
Mr.. Miller said:
charge this man Comstock with bairg q roto-
i fu SIditer OF the hrst water He never fights the
d 5 uut peTsecutes the little ones Yester-
u"S Hiu ne not Tell you that he thought he had a
tIo[aI right to charge the government mileage and
5Hat 70 get the money he had to swear TO an a IL
@ oaVae mat ne mad expended such sums in the GOV
eInrS Iirl!5Ii pehaifE But swear it he did until
Co. SI , fenkel refused TO pay him further witness
f6 tees d anq @ meage And all that time he was riding
mission postal inspector entitIsap p5 5i ms ms COM
6m ta eofd ar nm admit the You have heard
''"Fer' ana you can draw own nferences.
Ernest Richards, Mr.. Nfners client. was Jointly,
on ,;,t tIiaI with Joseph ]. Koch. Koch was found
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
REALTY NOTES.

The West Side Taxpayers Association will hold
tonight its annual election of officers No 267
2e9 West 34th ST.
Parish Fisher & Co. have sold for Harry L.
MoXley tract OF about ten acres in North Mountain
ave, near Anderson Park, Upper Montclair and for
Frank Lord the adjoining plot of about four acres,
racing Anderson Park, to a syndicate, which will
at once improve the tracts. making streets and
the parcels about eighty houses, to cost from
$4,000 to $1,000 each
The tirossbard Realty Company has bought from
David Davis and Theodore Eisner the block front
on the south side of Fulton St. between Hendrix
ST. and Schenck ave, Brooklyn, plot 200X100. The
buyer will build ten three story flats with stores
the premises.
The Gross & Gross Company has sold for the
Automobile Depot to the New York Motor Car
Company the lease of Nos. 231 tc 235 West 40th
ST., five story garage The lessons recently leased
the property through the same brokers. The Gross
& Gross Company has also leased for client to
Lamby Brothers. of the Victor Talking Machine
Company, the paror floor of 400 Fifth ave: also
in the building the stoop store to Wilson
Bryant. and the third floor to Max J. Benjamin.
also leased for a client to Steson Kjelbseen the
garage at Nos. 211-2l3 West S7th st. for term OF
years
Pease & Gilman were the brokers in the sale
The Louis Meyer Realty Company is the buyer
of No. 413 East 61st ST.
William J. Dingee, president Of the Contra Costa
Water Company of San Francisco is the buyer OF
the Isaac Stern residence at No. SIS Fifth ave
Leases for space in the United States Realty
Building have been closed with the Stock Ex-
change firm of Dominick 6, Dominck and Darr.
Luke & Moore. Raymond. Pynchon & Co. and
Wardwell & Adams will he among the tenants in
the Trinity Building addition.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

working COMPANY agt,o stelman Realty COM.
Oakland pl n, s, 100 #. e. of Clinton ave;
october O. 1906. s35 os
bond 200 90
ecutrix Morris Felenstein al; Decem-
ber 2s 1905 cancelled 1870 90
18th St No. 211 215 West: the sicilian Asphalt
Paving Company agt. Percival g o
al; August 28 1906 by bond .........,... 4os "a
agt August 16 1906 (6y bond, ,.,".'..I 872 90
Pierce, Butler Pierce Manufacturing Company
agt Leopold Kantor ct al July 10, 1906. s4s on
ct all October 13 1906 .-.-.......... &c 90
11sth No. l West; Joseph Beacher aPt Jacob
seiig ct al; September 90 1906. $50 900
1s5th st, $, so TT ". of Audubon ave
tral Union Gas Company sgt. Aaron F Kurz-
man ct al; July 81, 1906 Thy deposit. GO Sc
4Ox-; Henry Abr Iron works agt Trus;ine CON
vent ct all March g. 1906 derosiu ..-.... 239s
COMPANY agt same: March &, 1905 (by depos0 700 90
same property; Clark Gallagher & Co agt. same:
Ma March 5 1905 lby depos7 -. 81 25
March Il, 1906 Coy deposit ............ 1000 90
Same property Universal Compound Company agt
same; March e, 1906 lby depost) ......,'e. 125 90
March H. 1905 (by deposit . roo 90
same property Joseph Elias & co. agt. same.
March q 1906 by deposi0 .... ..........- 141 30
psny agt same; august 1906 (by deposit. 21oo 90
1906 400 90
al October 49, 1905 ..... 1,c95 70
l37th SITS; Jacobs & Brooks agt- MeseI
Set ct al March 1908 'by b9nd> .... lips 90
featuring Company agt. same October ,. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
INQUEST ON RIVER COLLISION.
Coroner Carroll Trying to Fix Responsibility
for Fatal Accident on the Hudson.

Poughkeepsie, y. y. Oct. 18-Coroner Carroll be-
gan an inquest at Barrytcvn to-day 10 fix the
responsibility for the collision between the Hudson
River steamboats,. the Adirondack and the Sara
toga, last Saturday, by which lives were
lost. District Attorney Lee Of Dutchess County
was present, and examined witnesses with view
TO ascertaining whether ne would be warranted in
presenting the matter TO the grand jury The
pilot wheelman and lookout of each vessel were
examined Those Of the Saratoga testified that the
vessel while running az average speed OF
twelve miles hour, into rift of fog off Red
Hook Island Speed not reduced. but the
Saratoga's whistle blown. and was answered
by the Adirondack Almost Immediately afterNard
the collision took place The pilot OF the Saratoga
said he did reduce speed on seeing the Adiron-
oack close 10 his port bow. because he thought he
could handle his boat better L avoid collision IL
she were under
The men OF the Adirondack ti.at the Sara
toga emerged from the fog just before the collision
They neard the Saratoga's whistle, answered IL
and reversed the engines Of the Adirondack The
only disagreement between the officers Of the two
boats was as 10 the fog. the Saratoga's men hold
Ing that the boats were still in :he fog when they
came together Tho hearing will be continued next
Monday. N
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
POINT IN DEUEL. CASE ovERRULED
Counsel Argues That Senate Only Can Re.
move Justices of SpeciaI Sessions

Justice Joseph NJ Deuers counsel. Martin w. Lit
ue'oi argued yesterday before Justice Slower. ref
cree IN the Appellate Division that according IN
Idp'er $50 OF the Laws of 1895 only the state Sen
- on 'ne recommendation Of the Governor could
remove his client from the Court of snaciaI g.
sohs This act said Mr. Littleton, provided this
method or removal in the of justices of both
me courts OF special sessions and of record He
etle'eu tat the Appellate Division had overlook ed
eMls i ACT IN It's petition for the removal of his
cne4t, ana therefore he moved that the entire mat
Ter De sent back TO give the court opportunity ro
reconsider It and dismiss the petition.
Justice Slower said he presumed that the AppeI-
late Division was fully aware of the law before il
put the case in the hands OF a referee. He over
ruled the motion The hearing adjourned until
next Thursday afternoon ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

Bredhurst ave :. .. corner 14cth st. 12ox1oo.
Rapp Construction Company 4gf Iaudin 4
,. Ssmm owners ana contractors s1.75o o
100; Hyman Delinsky Pincus Roginsky.
Broadway. e = whole front between 17is ard '''' .
172d SITS; Mary CavanaEh. adminsratriv agr.
7oEE oBETEown con'racto[S = IA o
,atS RaSny owner % end end conrIact2r @ ZOO O
o6npanv agt Emerson Realty Company. owner
1st ave. No Io1, Philip siiverman aet Morris %
slssn2an. owner Ptrenzo Building Ccnstruc-
III. TN c'nTany soaTactor. 100 G
C3nT3y Brothers aat. Pincus Rosnsky and
Abraham r. Harris. owners and ractors. $50 a
Broone St. s Nangn 75x75; same
,,egt Pincus Roginsky. owner md contractor "
,ozaE same agt sane ~, ,oo -. 1oe6 II
,oosl os HptkQr r. eQ4.Taq!9T n. 100 o
Julia F. Lisgan. owner; Arnold Medlonick ana
l0oth st, No. 1O5 East; agt same IL" y y
100; Edward Palmer agt Hyman Waiiach and
M, M9than Reser, 20 0vners and contractors 225 o.
100; sane agt. SANE ne w.. -. COZ o(
agt, Nierenberg Jahe Rubinsky. owners ana
Goth St. Nos l43 and 145 West Celler & SON l''l' q
hst Herman Ho!lander. owner; Bernard Schnau
1st ave No 2os2 Nathan Kohlreiter ct al az, 25o oC
Alberto Amendola owner; John Jaismeiri con
Pleasant ave " = $40 # s. OF 21sth St cor t' oc
100: Frank Petinati ct al agt James De Carlo
4o. st No "a 10 22 West Braunfeis Brou,nn, 400 %
Fsnping contractor s2 corner 7s St e22 ?,
same agt the Central Realty Comnany and
Pin'ev Realty Company owners. Thomas
RAINING. contractor 10
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Mcvickar, Gaillard Realty Company have sold
for Mrs Lyman c. Josephs No. 126 East 18th ST. a
five story single apartment house. on a lot 25x1oO
feet
Shaw & Co have sold for the Waddell estate No.
SO West 127h St. 179x1OO feet. to client for occu-
pancy
Welsborger & Kaufman sold to a client Of theirs theirs
for Sigmund Levy the southwest corner of Man
haitian ave. and 101st St, six story triple fiat
house. lot 27.10x100 feet
Hugo Josephy has sold to J. A McKenna No. 125
West 10th four story broWnstone dwelling
house a lot 20x1O05 feet.
Sol Friedman has sold for the Nathan Feist
estate I1ebhof & Hirschfeld NJ 1888 1st ave. a
four story single aathouse lot 166xSO feet.
Paul Hellinger, attorney, has bought from the
Stevens estate Nos 167 and 169 Ludlow St, old
buildings, a plot 50xs16 feet
Pepe Brothers and D. NJ. Gallo have sold for
francesca Pcpe to Eugene Gurux No. 124 West
Washington Place, extending No Isl West 4th
ST, two three story dwelling houses, on a lot COX
81 917x21x101 feet.
I: salzberg has sold for Mandel Gerhart to Leib-
story double fathouse, a lot 25X102.2 feet.
Charles Weinstein has sold the three story
ment house No. 9S Grand st, a lot 29.1x1O0
feet
Joseph Rosenberg has sold Nos. 135 and 1852 sul-
st, a six story tenement house with stores,
on a plot 37X10O feet.
The j. Hamilton Hunt Company has sold for
Cathartne c. lie Roy Scharf No 1891 to 1897 CAM
breng ave- four two story frame dwelling houses,
each lot 16SXs0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
GREEK MEETS GREEK.
Police Sag Thief Robbed Woman
Who Stole from Hotel.

Detectives of the West 41th street stauof ia''
night discovered what they say is the pecullaf
case of a thief robbing thief On wednesday
Joseph Helbeg, of No. $50 West ooth street.
was arrested and accused OF roooins the tailo'
shop of Jacob F. Ter. at No ooo west 4-o street
two weeks ago. According to the detectives.
thew found the stolen goods in Helbegs room.
and arrested also his companion, Edward Hill.
who lives with him. Both Helbeg and Hill
were held for trial yesterday by Magistrate
Finn in the West Side Court.
The detectives say that while searching the
prsoners rooms they found some silverWare
bearing the private mark of the Ansoria Hotel
Helbeg and Hill confessed, the detectives say
that they had robbed the rooms Of Mrs. Pauline
Danzis, at No. 400 East Gath street
When Mrs. Danzis was questioned, the pollce
assert, she confessed that two years ago she
robbed the Ansonia Hotel of the silverware
and that 1t had been recently stolen from her
She was taken to the police station and locked
up on charge Of grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
PENNIES LOST, IMPRIsoNs HERSELF.
Little Girl Passes Night in Icebox in Saloon
Cellar

Little Helen Cobb. of No 1147 Freeman street
passed Wednesday night in self-imposed imprison-
hent IN the cellar icebox of a saloon below the
ooop nat, and made her appearance yesterday
morning with appeal for the remission of fur
ther punishment.
"nen MI Cobb came home Wednesday night he
gave the child three pennies buy oil with at the
corner store When she reached the store her
pennies were gone She crept back home discon-
solate, and fearing punishment if she told her
datner d that the money had been lost. she crept
downstairs into the dark cellar
IN one corner was large icebox, and hearing a
sep on the stairs. she fled into the open door of
lhe cnest and pulled II to- 1t a heavy door
ana ana sne couldn't push it open when she tried a
& ~" Hlnutes later She beat her little fists against
me door and screamed. but nobody heard. Finally
she gave up trying to get and sobbed herself to
sleep When she awoke in the morning she made
another effort to get out and succeeded.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
LAW CLERK SHOOTS HIMSELF,
Dependency Over Failure to Find Employ.
ment Cause of Suicide.

Alfred Holbrooke, young law clerk committed
suicide in his room at No. Is West 4sth street YES
terdaN- Desponoency was the cause He was a
graduate OF The University of Tennessee Law School
and his home was in Pttsburg Since coming 10
Now York he had worked for various law firms
Six weeks ago he was discharged by his employers
snd since then had been unable to get work
Holbrooke called upon his cousin Alfred Heber
Hoibrooke, lawyer, OF No. 81 Nassau street about
q week ago. Mr. EoIhrooke lent him sao to nav a
board oin. AMI when he called again, on "Wednesday
ted him to CONS back at the next morning, and
n Wouid give him moro money and a ticket N
Pittsourt. When young Holbroose had rot 49, 20
oy noon gestereay his cousin went to his boardin~
.lo1se Ati1 round him lying dead the bed with
revolver clntched In bis right hand Will G.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
BAR ANTHONY COMSTOCK.
Members of Congress of Mothers
Withdra7c InUitation to Speak.
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Philadelphia, Oct 1s-The invitation extended
last June to Anthony B. Comstock. asking him to
address the Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers at
Johnstown, November I. has been recaLed. The
admirers of Mr.. Comstock among the mothers are
up in arms and will not attend the congress.
At joint meeting of the state and national COM
mittees last week several members of the commit
congress.
Il think he is horrid man said
L respected him and the work which he do
ing until heard during the summer of the attitude
he had taken with regard to- those art catalogues
which he confscated in New York. said another.
Il myself have pictures and Statuary in my
nome which are perfectly beautiful. and which
know. Mr.. Comstock would destroy if he could
said another. Il, for one would not listen to the
man talk He went just bit too far when he con-
hscated those art catalogues
There were just many on the other side of
the question who thought Mr.. Comstock perfectly
IoVelE. the dearest m3a in the world and one
whom u would be privilege to have the Con-
greSs of Mothers
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
FILL HOLES AS FAST AS DUG.
Employees of Contracting Firms Almost
Come to Blows in The Bronx.

There were lively times in Broadway, near
E0th street The Bronx all day yesterday Two
policemen had to be stationed at the scene to pre-
vent a riot between the employees of two contract
ing firms. Several months ago Charles Collins oh
tanned the contract for the regarding Of Broad
way. Recently Terry Tench obtained the con-
tract for the erection of elevated pillars in Broad
way.
When Terry & Tench's men showed up yesterday
and started TO dig holes. the men EMPLOYED by,
Collins protested. They said that they wanted 10
finish their grading contract before the eycavattno
started The contractors unable to agree and
Inen war was declared. AS soon as a hole rras
aug, Collins's men would I'LL it up This continT1ed
iinLbougnout the day, and when evening came The
eIs atlOst came TO blows. Two policeme,,
naal!y ma restored order 1t is expected that there
work. "+'0-4 lile men start
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
THINK PRISONERS BELONG TO GANG
Police Say Two Whom Woman Helped Capt
IRE Are Old Offenders.

Elizabeth. Oct. 1s-looording to the police Mrs
L T. Brown Of A2os street. who yesterday
"a" Two men enter ts< home OF James Hastings by
means OF skeleton key, and who hastily gathered
posse OF neghborS. who surrounded the Ha st,n pa
none snd held the strangers captive until the
arrival OF detectives. did a great public SERVICE
C"e o. the prisoners, according 10 the police is
ni,1ur Aarla' alias Moore. and the other William
frice, both former conyicts
Chief OF Police George C Tenney says that he
as pToof that the prisoners took part In rohbsr,ss
n hah"As' beLeville. Newark and this city He
btheg1h INST theg also be connects6 With
f n.rgisTaes N many other places. The men were
Wi euppl4eo WITH skeleton keys, and Merr,n had
Hoteocok which, IL is thought msy lead ~ he
robbers eNSd gang oi
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
Royal
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
Good baking powder means
good biscuits and cake.
A GREENE ST. LOFT DEAL
PARCEL HELD SINCE MAY.
Good Prices for Property at
AUCTION.

William A White Sons have sold for Lowen-
field & Prayer No. 122 Greene st, three story loft
building lot 25x10O feet. The same brokers
sold the property to the sellers last May.
That the demand for we'll located improved prop
erty on Manhattan Island is excellent was demon
strated yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, No II and Is Vesey st. For No %
Park place. extending TO No. % Murray st, $751;,
goo was paid by the Kips Bay Realty Company and
d. B. Freedman. Justice P Henry Dugro got the
Lorimer apartment house. No 30 and 80 West 5sth
ST, Tor S23S.0O Among the bidders were Ottinger
Brothers. Henry Morgenthau. Robert E. Dowling
and eX-CongressmGa Jefferson NJ Levy William
s. Devery, eX-chiee of polic6, present. George
r. Read was the auCt oneer.
William Rockefeller took title yesterday to No
East 54th St, 25x1005 feet. from Sarah c.
Douglass He bought the house few weeks ago
to protect the residential character of the street
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
GRIPS WORLDS SOAP.
j. P. Morgan in s75, 900, 900 Deal
Proctor 6 Gamble the Wedge.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

by Telegraph 70 The Irihune
Cincinnati, Oct 1S.-The Proctor & Gamble
Soap Company, Cincinnati, will be used by j..
Pierpont Morgan the nucleus of an inter
national soapmakers' merger. according to ad-
vices received here from London. This merger,
it is reported. is to consist of English and
American manufacturers The deal between
the English firms and Proctor & Gamble is for
the purchase here of a large supply of tallow
and soaps for English consumption
officers of the company decline to discuss de-
tails of the project, which eventually may re-
suit in the foreign consignments Of Proctor &
Gamble being handled by a jobbing company
controlled by an English syndicate. The CAPT
talization of the merger is placed at SI5,0OO,O00
and is being handled by Lover & Co. of Port
Sunlight, England.
South America for years explains the entry of
English oapmakers into America.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
BROKER UP ON ASSAULT CHARGE.
Mastre 0lcott Accused of Attacking J
Frailey Smith-Complaina in Hospital.

A prisoner who said he Mastre Olcott. of
No 11S Waverley Place a mining engineer and
broker,was arraigned yesterday afternoon before
Magistrate Finn. in the West Side court. on q
charge of assault. The complaint was made by
j. Fratley Smith, of No. 10 East 64th street. a
director of numerous manufacturing companies,
who is in Roosevelt Hospital
The hearing took place in the magistrates private
room. before the court opened and the prisoner
paroled in the custody of his attorney, Ter
rance rance McManus of the firm of Black, olcott
The affidavit charges that Olcott assaulted
Smith in front of the Bartholdi Inn, in West 45th
street, on Wednesday morning. At Roosevelt Hos
pital, 1t is said Smith is suffering from fractured
skull although his injuries serious.
Smith is vice president of the Metallic Decorating
Company. director in the Phenix Cap Company
and the PheniX Cork Company. He is member
Of the Lawyers, Calumet and Baltusrol Golf clubs
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
LIS PENDENS.

1e3d St g., 100 # OF Broadway. 26519e IL; Cor
porate Realty Association sgt Abraham Friedman et al
foreclosure of mortgaRe), attorney, c. Strauss.
S 1877 e of 10th 1IxlOo. IL; Nor
ris Dickman ag James Buchanan faction to fore
mechanics lien): attorneys Moss & Feiner-
Crosby Of. and Marion st. no So; Metropolitan
Trust Company OF City OF New York, trustee agt
Frank A Collier ct al foreclosure of mortgage at
torneys, Hand Bonney & Jones.
washington pl No 66 TO 20; Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Company agt Maria Mitchell al foreclosure Of
morgage) attorneys, Ritch Woodford Boyee & Butcher
Mohegar n e. 179th st, e9x16O Max Marx
ag Telly Lubitz al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE: at
torney L. S. Marx
Rivington ST. n. g. 46.2 of Eldrdge st, 42xso
the Universal Building Construction Company
Wasnan al foreclosure OF mortgage) attorney
NJ. Schlimer.
Park ave, n corner 10th st. 100 11xs1; Code &
Cohen Abram Schlesinger ct al foreclosure or mort
gage attorneys, Mannheim & Mannheim.
Pleasant ave. No 3IS: Aloona Blum sgt David Kaplan
action to impress eD attorneys, Morrison &
Schif
der Jarmuowsky Louis Levnson al foreclosure
Of mortgase); attorney, NJ. Clark.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TO SELL IMPROVED LOTS AT AUCTION

william E. Taylor, the auctioneer, will offer for
sale at public auction at l o'clock to-morrow IN
building lots, known as the Demarest nronart,, -
Hasorouck Heights Bergen County. N 7 The
eae VIII take place on the premises rain or shine
Every lot Will be sold To the highest bidder
rhe property has all cily improvements, water.
gas curblng, electric lights etc and is onnoe,to
The attractive holdings OF the Williams I ,,,I 60
pany and near the Williams avenue stsfinn NaI-
Jersey g. New York Railroad ''i'ii' Ne"
me terms are SO down and $40 month on zach
Iot; Warranty deeds viii he given by Demarest e.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MINERS TO ACT WITH PRESIDENT

Denver. Oct. 1s.-The American Mining Congress
to-day adopted the report OF its resolutions COM
mfttee. recommending the appointment OF COM
mittee OF three TO cooperate with the president In
keeping state legislatures advised of resolutions
and memorials adopted by the congress. and in
structng the ways and means COMMITTEES to act
With the president in similar capacity with ref
erence 10 the Congress and the President OF the
United States and the Secretary OF the Interior.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
B. & NJ. WILL DOUBLE TRACK ROAD
Railroad Commissions Recommendation Re.
sulting from Wreck Agreed To.

Albany. Oct. 1S-As result of the accident at
Lansingours. on the Boston & Maine Railroad on
October 4. in which six lives were lost and score
or more injured the State Railroad Commission
recommended the double tracking of the road from
Sohnsonvllle to Troy and the installation of a
frst class automatic block signal system. The Ros-
ton & Maine Railroad. through its general superin-
tiendent G. r. Lee, today informed the board that
double tracking will be begun early next snring