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New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

seabright, n. j.. Aug. s.-Eugene Boross when
seen tonight at his country home Beyond Sea-
bright. made the following statement:
was sent by the late Fehryarv C,ah,r., 90 A..
United States special c1mmigsfoi'a.' 80 INC INC
Royal hungarian Minister Uf AgricuifI,ro III
c9ntTacts FOR six years especially s:on the sale
this country, which never saw Hungary ~ S III ~
my duty in this country sold my estate a Iares.
string of TacehorseS and all my uroDsrts ~ 'SS4se
tria and In Hungary. arrived here in SraTah AusI @
established the government offices sccor1r.," "'iu
my agreements Meanwhile new ministry 's,,,o NO
INTO power discharging without cOnsj,Iera
2iicials appointed by the old ministry war rcft s
IN suspense almost two months when the MI
81 Agriculture informed ME that he had "a, V..f tef
don Of meeting the contracts given ma bv th 1
ministry. 49, "S 'le Old
! replied that ] could not accept that kind o, j.,
decision, because my contracts could NOT H. VI a
stToyed by any ministry. as / was nor holir,u ue >
am already at considerable expensa ,,.
having received anything from mv go,.ar! N'es,out
and although ! rendered free nv saryi,a. 'mt'elI ~
country they even failed 20 send the EXPENSE S ~
agreed am convinced that my present 1,i5fs, a., as
is not well Informed about matters as cana, ~
HweNe w tnat tne government would try 70 defraud rs
own representative without any legal hasts CO. ~
actions DO harm 20 the country and aaSi5 , saen
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

Genoa Aug 2 S a m-Arrived. steamer NfoJEe tGs,h
Fsuser. New York via Ssplss
Fastnet Aug 9Pessei steamer Exeter city (BT carer
New York for BrtstOl
Bahia Aug [-ArTlyed. steamer Spartan PTiseS ~.
Port Satd. Aug s-Arrived. steamer LOnSshtps srA
keT. New York VIA Ai.ieFs for Museat ana '''
ftuShiTC.
Shanghai. Aug S-AFTived previously steamers Ho.ss
tonic tliIl. Henry. S0n Francisco. 81 Geotse ~
New York VIA Aden singapore. ETC. fenaWanee 'N'
SueE Aug arrived steamer Maaica tBrl. Leslie S~
eutta and Colombo tor FhiladelThta and New Ao-s
Saetta. AUG Z. mdnight-Sai.ed steamer Gvent ''e'
Hansen. New NOTS.
PernamoucO. Aug 1-Sailgd steamer Byron ttiri go
gan (tI0rn Sttst0s. etcl. New York.
Porto Ernpccocle Aus 4Saied. steamer lea tANs- -
Trieste for New York.
singapore. Aug e-AIEived previously ste9gsr =
tBrl CoWiey. New NOrk VIA Colombo tor toA- -
Palermo. AUG S-Sailed. steamer GsTty tAusO t-l'S.
tfrOE lTicstel. New York
Liaa1. aus s-Sailed. steamer Novno dsussi. sos =
NorG
Brow Head, Aug e-Steauer Amarskn tGeT' Saeef'a :
from New NorS Tor Plymouth cher eougs apo - - !,
burg. reported by wireless Telegraph lur mites
$50 y to-day. VIII probably reaeA Elyt.2-s@ -
EE!,ly.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
PORT

Liverpool. Aug 9-Arrived Baltic (Fr Smith
New Queenstown
Queenstown. 8--Sailed steamers (srl
Turner OT0m LIVERPOOL Philadelphia 1880 D m
TeutOnc (Brl Thompson (frOm IiVaFpOOD New Vort
HayTe. Aug .. 10 m-Arrived steamer la Lorraine
(FT). POncelet,
Hull. Aug S-ArrVed. steamer Idaho tErl InverdSe
Sagres, Aug Passed steamer Francesca tAuStl R.a
sanlch. New York for Naples. Venice and Trieste
IzaFe, G-Passed steamer SmOlensk (Flussl ~ovav
for Rotterdam Iibsu
Head. =. 2.35 ? m-Passed steamer t-a,ie
(nrl. Clarke. New York fog Liverpool 800
Naples Aug o. m Arrived steamer Princess Irene
Ger Wittstein New York via Gibraltar for Genoa
(and proceeded
Naples Arrived steamer NeauoiIfar Prfnr. f,,
Eaxleton. New YORK '--N'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
RUBBER MEN CORNER TEXAS PRoDucI
Eastern Manufacturers Get All Guaynle
Shrub in Western Part Of State.
[By Telegraph 70 The Trlbune.

Galveston. Aug "a scheme whereby New
Work ard Boston rubber manufacturers have
gained control Of all the Guayule grown in Western
Texas has been 1nearthed. Much of the land IS
owned by the state and, under the law. cannot be
sold for less than SIS acre. but has been leased
N ranchmen: The rubber men have contracten
with the ranchmen to pay so cents ton lot an an
the Ciuayule shrub in their Enclosures. wnlcn cover
about eight hundred thousand acres Cf Ooth state
and ranch lands -, -,
Cuayule sells at $40 ton. and some OF the Ialld
produces more than TO the acre; one New
York rubber company is quoted as having pAu
Ss5 900 for a part Of these contracts.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

nue.. New York against Mr.. and Mrs Willard :
'Faylor for s3oo0 Taylor is the son OF Ransom c.
Taylor. wealthy theatre and real estate man. and
with his wife owns the Franklin Square Theatre Of
this city. ,,,.
Dr. Payne alleges that he treated Mrs. Taylor
teeth at the. waidorf-Astoria Some OF the more
irnportant specifcations follow: Left lower molar
SIS: right lower bcuspid. S15 right lower bridge,
$500 right upper bridge. s2eO
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
WEDDING SURPRISES PITTsBURG.
H. C. Todd Marries Again Before His Divorce
Becomes Known.

Pittsburg. Aug. "a sensation was created in
Pittsburg society to-day by the announcement Of
the marriage on Tuesday morning at Brace Bridge.
near Muskoko. Canada, of Miss Ethel Grange
daughter of the Rev DR.. Robert Waddington
Grange. rector Of the Church of the Ascension OF
this city TO Henry c. Todd wealthy business
man of Pittsburg and secretary of the Sterling
Varnish Company. Few people in Pittsburg were
aware that Mr.. Todd had been divorced from his
former wife. The decree granted about two
weeks
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS
TO-DAY.

Destination and steamer. Close In n Y
Hawaii. Japan. and Chlna-Man-
churia !yia San Francisco To day. 1880 m
transport (via San FTanescol Aug II. 1880
Australia Except WesO. Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia-MahenO (vIa VancOu-
Victoria, y C)..............Aua 70 G.O0 n
Japan. COFea, China and Philippine
ands-TOsa Moru tyia seattlel. Aug Is. eco m
New Caledonia. Samoa Hawaii and
Fiji Islands-VentuTa via San Fran
Csco) Aug 1s l.:sO m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Amsterdam ave. W s.. whole front between
94th and 95th SITS. New York Asbestos Man
ufacturng Co agt Julius S. Sander. ct al:
July 10. 1906 6.......................
S4th st. No l West; John H. Carl agt
Bankers Investing Co al: April %. 1906.
57th St. No. 141 East: John H. Carl agt
Emma s Temple ct all April %. 1906 $50.
Nyse ave, ". s. 102 II. S. OF Home St 420x
100; Mueller Bros agt. A. A. Silberberg et
al; July &c. 1906 6by bond) .........-.'....
Prospect ave- q. Fox st: Kingston &
Hammer agt. Hercules Realty 90. al. July
&c, 1906 Cby bond ........... ................
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
NOTHING DONE BY 3. s. O. DIRECTORS.

A meeting Of the Baltimore & ohio directors was
held In this city yesterday but only routine busi-
ness was transacted. Several matters Of mpor-
iance including the ordering of new eauipment
ara rails must soon be settled by directors and
another meeting will be held IN the near future II
is also expected that Vice President Thavcr ~
IN pennsylvania viii present his resignation as 3
Ohio board. -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

15sth ST. g g., whole front between Fox So
and Southern Boulevard. 2f0xf0O; City Mort
gage Co loans Baubahn Realty Co.
linton ave. Z. cor 15Sth ST, 1251a5; same
loans Northwestern Realty Co..
1i6th St, $. S., 1898 IT, W. of Pleasant ave.
1O63slOO1O: Harris Mandclbaum and
Fisher Levine loan NJ. Fine Realty Co.
ClasSon ave, ". g.. $50. II II. n. OF MerfiIl
ST.. 25x11111s irregular. Christian Hillgren
loans Louis BenOist. observation-disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

AT At II Vesey st-By Joseph P Day: 2059 Mad
son ave. both 99.11x35; story bk ten h.
Eza6eth i Hafner agt Edgar Logan ct al Allen Sabine
S23 Os adjourned September g. Washington ave
24l IT Of 1ISth los 7x1453x1OS 7x1456: story
bldg and Hene Cooper agt Isidor Robinson
ct al: A Seidman. atty; David Thompson ref amt due
SSSoS To- taxes. S265 3S subject prior mtse ag
gregatng SIT 600: witlidre wn ~ ~ -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
Mr.. WILSON ON INSPECTION TRIP.

Washington. Aug. 9-Secretary Wilson of the
Agricultural Department has left Washington,
presumably on tour Of inspection OF meat pack
ing houses but no information of his plans is
available al the department. The Secretary left
instructions that no information TO be made
public concerning his trip. II is not known when
bo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
GETS TITLE AS GIFT.

Helen NJ. Jacobs yesterday transferred title as a
gift TO the parcel 2Ox99 feet on the north side of
2Sth St, 100 feet west OF Lexington ave. to Maria
A. Swift and other persons
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
REFEREE IN FORECLOSURE NAMED

Justice Blanchard. of the Supreme Court. ap-
pointed Gerard Roberts referee. to sell the prop
erty on the easterly side of Findlay ave. extending
from 166th to 18th sts pending an action brought
by Augusta Morris de Peyster against the Broad
way Reliance Realty Company and others to fore
made April s. 1906 770 "S
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
NEW PRESIDENT OF PAssAIc STEEL CO

Paterson. n j. Aug 9-Alonzo H. Knapp. a
coal dealer. of this city, was elected president of
the Passaic Steel Company yesterday in place
of Nevin Mcconnell. who came here fourteen
months ago. and who, at the annual meeting of
the directors in April last. was reelected pTesi-
dent. general manager and superintendent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Campania reported sable Island yesterday
e:15 when 14O miles southeast OF that station She
"a to dock about 7:SO a
The Kaiserfn Auguse Victoria Sable Island
az 1880 yesterday when 40 miles southeast OK that
station She is expected TO dock about tomorrow
La reported Cape Race yesterday noon.
100 miles southeast that station She Is expected
20 dock about 1880 q Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
WANT SUBWAY EXTENDED.
PROPERTY OUNERS Also PETITION BELMONT 10
BUILD ST11ITON At 180TH STREET.
Company Bugs Vest Side apartment HouseBg Ihross
Neck Tract Changes Hands

5th ave- No ass; Jerome G. Collins agt Louis
Korn ct al; July g. 1906 (by bond) -. -.
f51st St. No. 52S 20 SCI East; Samuel srn4tn
agt. Cohen, MaviaslSy & Evers ct al: August
/, 1906 (by depositb
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
DENTIST SUES FOR $1,000 g,I

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune !
Worcester, Mass. Aug. e-There are tbir+,,-s,
fpeclncatlons in suit filed here to-day by Dr. Rob
ert Eugene Payne, dentist Of No. 558 Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

A fire which started last night in the cellar at
Nos. lis and 12O Fulton street owned and occupied
by Naething Brothers. did damage amounting
$1,5OO The fire is believed to have started in the
fue. In a fire a year ago in the same building
Frank Rattagan a patroiman of the lst precinct
lost his life by suffOcation
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

After thirteen adjourned hearings Magistrate
Wahle. in Yorkville police court. yesterday, dis
charged from custody DR. Simeon H. Roth. of No
293 East Sd street. who arrested May 10 last
a charge of falsely filing death certificate.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

173d st. W. g.. 425 II. g. of Gleason ave, for two
two story frame dwelling houses 2lx55; An
ereSiteet $40 q
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Magistrate Moss. sitting in Essex Market police
court yesterday, held PatrolmaE Daniel Behan, Of
the West 50th street station, for trial in Special
Sessions on a charge of assaulting Emil z. Fuchs,
deputy attorney general Behan was guarding an
alleged poolroom on July when the assault was
committed. He said Fuchs wanted TO go in and he
refused allow him to do
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

the old Cabinet which was appointed by his maies-
" in a very awkward position.
There certain negotiations pending, ana
hope that matters will be Strengthened without
further scandal
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

years were arrested yesterday in the Fort George
cut OF the New York Central Railroad, near 172d
street, for riding on freight cars. This is dan
gerous place and il decided that little raid
might be a warning TO the boys. In the Harlem
court they were fined 80 each.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I4sd ST.. n. s. l12 10 Il. g. Of LenOx ave. for a
five story brick tenement house. 4T-2xSt II; b. .
Leonard owner; @. NJ. Huss architect. ,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
BrookIHn Property to Let.

NEW tsO family house: rooms tiled ba:h; steam
~ heat 2js Wildwood between EOstra1t
avss. JOSEPH DENISCH. s5s MidvOcs st. F1ar0-sa.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into the.
recomm ended q the readers
thoroughly reliable and business done By
. fh tho advertiser with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:O 7GS rises 1912 Moons 20
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook II "a Gov Island - He'll Gate
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

Mr. and Mrs Ballington Booth. of the Volunteers
of America, wish TO acknowledge through The Trib-
une the receipt Of 500 from II. NJ D." This sum
will enable the Volunteers TO take forty youngsters
TO the country this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
Country Property for Sale.

Is7A1SN1. 1Go house.. rooms. barns plenty f
l and wood: on main road D miles from Wtnste+s ~ .
$1,000 J. X. SMITH. Station A. Winsted. Conn.
HASTINGS LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.-Ivo -
building plots. "a and - respectively or -
Inquire G d. HANFORD. EdsRr's Lane. Hastias--''
Hudson. n. Y.
A DJOINING DOUGLAS MANOR, 3 acres. bul-1
"A and small cottage high ground; tall trees: sls -
part A n. B.. Douglaston. l. l.
A FINE COUNTRY PLACE. with every Converts. ~ !
"A fruit and shade; IA rooms beautiful locaon -
particulars by addressing Lock Box D.. Port JeFvis >
CORNER LOIS. East EImhurst: uueucur,s-rsA
v CHAS. SLOTTS. Box 154 Daren. Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
Brooklyn.

mo LET-EIegant apartments. al modern lmgTo' =
possession nov. rent to besn SePteulner Z;
and rooms. $50 70 $12 80 Rs5-9Si Presi.enl
Apply your own broker OF Realty Associates. -
ReTnsen 81. HroOklyn-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF

Columbia. Washington August 2 1eoS0seaied pro.
will received this Office until II M august
90 1906 for constructing Forms specifications
necessary information may be obtained az Room -
Building washington, ID. c.. HENRY ]. WEST
JAY J. MORROW. Acting Commissioners. %. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G,

WASHINGTON August 6. 1906 SEALED PROPOSALS
received until 12 clock noon august
is 1896 furnishing railing for the Connecsicut Avee
Bridge Blank forms proposal. specifications ana an
necessary viii be furnished az Room g.
trict Building. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN EADDLh. CON-
mi C.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
City Property for Sale.

NOR SALE.-C1ty property. plot about f1rv-t-r.s
IL thousand square feet. suitable for storage Ha-.-
house manufacturing purposes; IS cent of asa
price remain II Desired exceptional o.
pOrtunity by OF shipping facilities FIlre9ds
only need apply Address Z K II. Box 4J. Iffar2s
Once
VERY desirable 5-story American basement private
~ dwelling for 316 West 10Th street; cO1szsas
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
Citg Property to Let.

NOR RENT-On West Eleventh street between 5t1 art
IL 9Th avenues: house. with modern imprOVeusntt a.
three bathrooms Apply c. r DICfII Room A. As;1
Floor. go broadway Tel. 62O0-COurJlandt
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10

C,ORNER ELEVATOR APARTMENTS. 70 soorn.
~ rent $3.50 sl.6co VICTOR NJ EARLE Astn.
las West 5sth st. Phone SIS Col
New-York tribune., 1906-08-10
Proposals.

WEST POINT, n. ", AUGUST s. lSOo.-
w Sealed Proposals. in triplicate. will os receivsa
until l2 O'Clock September g I-o. tol .e
OF Bachelor Officers quarters as
ingo specifications nle In this office me y
the right accept reject any or All Iop
any part and specifications tur
upon application Address QuarteEmasteF, west fO'
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13
ALLEGED TRAIN ROBBERS
TO FACE CHARGES

John Black, James Black and John
Murphy, the alleged train robbers
who have been held for safe keeping
at the Territorial penitentiary. were
taken to Las Vegas today in charge
of Deputy United States Marshal
Harry Cooper and Sheriff Cleofes
Romero of San Miguel County. The
trio will face trial during the present
term of the United States court for
the Fourth Judicial District for the
third time on charge of holding up
a train two years ago at Logan, n.
M. The two previous trials resulted
in hung juries. At the last term of
the court the case was continued
on account of the absence of one
of the witnesses for the prose-
cution. The Rock Island engineer
whose train was held up posi-
lively Identifies the three men as the
robbers. The prisoners, 1t is said, ex-
pect to prove alibis through witnesses
who will testify that they were ~
work at the mines of the Sunnyside
Coal Company at the time of the
train hold-up near Logan.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13
UNION LABOR
IN POLITICS
Defined by Report Read at Conven.
ton of American FEEDER.
alton.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov 13.-The
recent political activity of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor occupied a
prominent place in the report of the
executive council which was read to-
day at the convention of the fedora
ton. The report defines the attitude
of organized labor towards politics
Again, the federation report says that
4 does NOT contemplate the formation
of a distinct political party. 1t does
not intend to dictate party member
ship TO any union man. 1t does pro
pose to suggest legislative measures
of advantage TO labor and to secure
the nomination and election of repre-
sentatives favorable to their enact
ment.
"We have never opposed politics in
our organization, says the report,
although we have always opposed
partisan politics. Independent voting
with an eye to single out the inter
ests of labor t. urged upon all mem,
bers of the affiliated unions"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13
WALL STREET NOT
THE UNITED STATES
Said Shaw---No Re.
lief For Money
Market.
KEEPING POSTED ON AFFAIRS
Called Himself a "Duffer" at
Washington and Smiled
Visited Sub-Treasury.

New York. n. Y, Nov t@@.--Secre-
tary Shaw was at the sub.treasury to-
day. 1t is understood in Wall street
that his visit was to consider the
money situation with view to deter
mining whether government aid
would be necessary. Money on call
loaned at IA per cent today soon af-
ter the stock market opened Secre-
tary Shaw said that he had dlscoy.
cred no material change in the tna1-
cial situation since Saturday, when
he said he would take no measure for
the relief Of the money market under
the conditions then prevailing. His
chief business in New York, he said,
had to do with matters concerning the
custom house.
A "Dufer" at Washington Keeping
Posted.
Secretary Shaw in explaining his
visit said:
You may say there is a Duffer' at
Washington who is trying to keep
posted on conditions and who is in
sympathy with the United States"
How about Wall street"
"Wall street is not the United
States Of America by any means" re-
piled the secretary with a broad
smile.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13
W|TTE BACK IN
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Maintaining Silence
---Cold Bomb Did
Not Work.
CONsCR|PTs REFUSE OATH
Of Allegiance and Troops
Called in-..Soldiers Killing
Suspected Peasants.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 13.-The ar.
rival of Count Witte here yesterday
scarcely created ripply OH the sur
face of Russian politics. Count Witte
denied himself to reporters and de-
clned to make statement regarding
his reported resignation of a seat In
the council of the empire and being
a candidate for parliament. The con
stitutional democrats are eager to .'e
ceive him into their ranks in case he
decides to be candidate. :.
Frozen Bomb Failed to Do Work.
lrkutsk, Siberia Nov 13.--Owing to
the chilling Of the explosive, bomb
thrown at General Rennenkamaff, the
governor of Trans-Baikalia, yesterday
failed to injure him. Two aides de
camp were slightly injured. The
general has been on the terrorists'
death list for some time on account of
the severity used in repressing mu.
TIMES and armed revolts. The would
be assassin was Immediately captured.
Within four hours after the throwing
of the bomb he was placed on trial be,
fore drumhead court martial The
prisoner has not been identified.
conscripts Refused to Take Oath.
Moscow, Nov. 13.-During the
swearing in of conscripts here today
disorders broke out over half the re.
cruits refusing to take the usual oath
Of loyalty to the emperor on account
of the phrase pledging them to defend
his majesty against all interior en-.
emies. Troops were summoned but
bloodshed was finally averted.
Troops Kill Ninety Peasants in Few
Weeks.
The punitive expedition which has
been operating in the Krutzberg dis
trict during the last few weeks killed
ninety peasants belonging to the rev.
olutionary organization termed the
Forest Brothers, who levied tribute
on the surrounding country. Several
robbers have been tried by court mar
tial and executed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13

odor of the fire is strong in the build
ing this afternoon, although doors and
windows were opened in an effort to
rid the place of the disagreeable
smell. Not single Office escaped.
The law books in the library two
stories above where the fire burned,
were covered with thick coating of
smoke giving them the appearance Of
having been scorched. The Cover
nor's Office was filled with the cling
ing, sooty substance. The work Of the
smoke was noticeable on all sides.
The walls can probably be cleansed
after considerable work, but at pres
ent in many spots they are covered
with dark coating, giving them an
unsightly appearance. Leaves were
strewn about the wide corridors
where the men had left the doors open
in order to clear the building of
smoke.
Some Safeguards Badly Needed in
Capitol.
The fire this morning has given rise
to many suggestions for safe guard
ing the Territory's big headquarters.
One thing is certain and that Is
watchman alarm boxes should be
placed upon each floor. They should
be connected with register In the
Office or home of the custodian so that
If the watchman at night failed to
pull the lever at the appointed time
each hour his work during the night
could be investigated.
Another timely suggestion is that
the exposed woodwork in the base.
ment should be coated with fireproof
paint. which has been found great
safeguard in all large institutions and
plants.
Capitol Was Destroyed by Fire
In 1892.
Santa Feans have not forgotten the
destruction of the Territorial capitol
by fire, which occurred on May 12,
1892. The old capitol, which cost
5000 900, was burned to the ground by
flames which originated in one of the
cupolas. All efforts at combating the
fire were fruitless. At that time the
structure was not insured and the
whole was a total loss.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-13
INDICTMENTS FOR
ACCEPTING REBATES
Returned by Kansas City Grand Jury
Against Prominent Shippers
and Buyers.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. l3.--Tndict.
ments were returned here today by
the Federal Grand Jury as follows:
Against Davis Fl. Kreskey of Kansas
City, a Kansas City freight broker,
charged with conspiracy to violate in
terstate commerce act in securing con-
cessions on export shipments Of -four
which were shipped to New York over
the Missouri Pacific, the Chicago and
Alton, the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul and the Nickel Plate lines;
against w. A. McGowen, agent at
Kansas City for Nickel Plate, for con-
spiracy with Kreslly; against Henry
s. Hartley. a dealer in cotton seed
meal, charged with accepting re.
bate over the st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco and Burlington Service on all
three will be had during the day.