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New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
FlREmEN MAY DIE FROM BURNS.

BY Telegraph The Tribune
Flainaeid AUG. 1.-THE bursting of 2 fue pipe on
a paeecnger engine on the Central Railroad of
New Jersey al Fanwood this afternoon resulted
in probable fatal injury the fireman Edward
Kelly Of SomervilIe. and extra fireman. George
Teats of Ia yonne.
Bofh men standing directly in front of the
frehox. and the caping steam ana flames from
the fire enveloped the men scalding them from head
70 foot KellH. crazed with pain and fear, cTawled
10 The opening Of the water tank the tender
end jumped in. lie rescued by Teats. The
accident happened just the train pulling
Of the station.
Kelly and Teats Were removed TO the 3Iuhlenbcrg
Hospital. where they in a critical condition.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED
Hsle.
AJI OMOBTLE ENGIN EER -Cleutle1rar:
six .earE' experience fun A - O. y ]
certificates assistant manager or salesman
in garage. or would look after stud; well ur
IN repairs and all English snd Continental
cars: excellent driver. GREY, Port Cari!r.
MuskoEa. Ontario.
ARTIST. China, asss and novelties:
painter flowers ana moEoRTanls q spe-
cialtT. 5gst class work only EMIL.
AMTHOR. 3S4 East 5'h 81
A sOTTH AMERICAN GENTLEMAN.
speaking reading and writing English
ana spanish huent!y, with oFioe expert
eHce wishes place. PALOTES. l04 West
64fh ST
a SOUTH AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. &C
oanted WITH the principal oiIes Of South
America and Wet indies. wishes 10 travel
with tourists ~ otner persons As a guido
ana inferpreter n English arG speuisH
iGlgHagss .Zcsc-.s TEtErt1MA los
Nd-t GA.a -.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
NEW WAITING ROOMS ON PIER

After the arrival of the North German IJovd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT yesterday morning it
was discovered that baggage belonging the pas
Fengers was transferred from the steamer 10 the
large bulkhead waiting rooms AT the end of the
pier instead to the regular pier. as heretofore
This done allow for the passen-
gers and TO give ample space the customs Off
GERS for inspection The waiting Of
steel and concrete le5 feet ny zoo and are said TO
he
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
IPE0PILES ILlMIE
NOW YORK-AIBANY

NEW YORK-ALBANY
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers C. w MORSE, odd dates Au-
gust and ADIRONDACK. alternating. ".
P. NJ. and West 129th St, ESQ P NJ. daily
(Sundays included. Direct connection with
express trains at Albany Tor Saratoga, Lake
George, Adirondacks, Thousand Islands and
Sharon Springs Orchestra. Automobiles
carried Time table and Summer Book Free,
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight. 1Oc.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81
n R, every Wednesday and Friday, at
$50 p. NJ. emitting W 123th St. Service
equal TO regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

AMERICAN LINE Tadm sailing TisT At gis0 IS \ I ~
PLYMOUTH-CHERB -SOCTHAMPTOS
St Paul Aug Is st Louis .--.. Sept.
New York. Aug. % Philadelphia Sept.
RED STAR LINE 1aY EF'S Pier
DOVER NTWERP-OONDON. PARIS.
E'nT d-Aug Is. 2:3Oprn FTnTd. Sept. I. 2:3O pm
N'Fd. Aug. .25. s :3OarnI IZeerd- Sept s. 900 am
WHITE STAR LINE as9 aTOR Per
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOWN-IIVERPOOL
Oceanic Aug 10. pm Baltic Aug % noon
Teutonic- Aug .. los m Ma jestic. Sept s 1Oaln
Cedric Aug "a S:5OaInl Celtic Sept. 2 am
The TH MEDITERRANEAN A15srs XIR
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC- Sept % noon; Nov. 2: Dec g
REPC CBLIC-Oc Is. noon Dec tfror1 Boston9
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO. sept. 10. 1:SO 4 NJ Ort .
CANOPIC... Oct. q. 1890 r NJ. Nov II
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Pafterv FI
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Temlale.

Female.
tOokS. ChambeTmatds and general house
workers: positively no charge for obtain
ing work during summer months SWART
EMP BUREAU. T9'h - and Columbus ave
BLANKBOOE. SEWERS Rox ~
Tribune Office.
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PETITIONS IN eANkRItprcv

ne foHo"lng petitions in bankruptcy were filed
YESTERDAY IN the United States Court:
r9ss,,n toiantafE enG petition was filed against Clara
lbs M tLIid Abraham Wes. trading as C;r0se
man q Wes. cioaks of No $50 Rroome s1roat h
TWO creditors, Isaac Glassman MIR - re- Dy
So S % @G goo and Samuel Gassman $50 Trans
Charles Ifer voluntary, of M s. W.. go,
street; liabilities $2S14, aud assets s5 Hgst rt lith
cipal creditor is the Manufacfur0rs o., ne prln
Bank. Buffalo $1,1S6. ana traders
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Lac Schools.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
Bsuhshn. Gustav E.-H T Howell: March 90
p 1905 -. s47s 20
5Ils,oe X W llaln- S. Baker. April d. 1906
- hIlsllasT Ol Fletro; July II. 1893.
agnes - ilNenburg; October 20. 1895. 129 %
oiluhier. Adene H McNally; March 81 1903 lI3 2O
E1enlon William. Julius HOchrein. Rose Strecklin
George J. Keenan,. Orville y Keenan, Marv l.
N,hase. Daisy NJ. Keenan, Charles Keenan,
-Iosfphine MgTrsy Rose F. Judge John q
IId1hs 15aisTT TN MeDGnnel June 20 1890 2os OF
KieizteG IGze - rI 1905 Cancelled =, o2
M5eke M4I5aammM Brennan; December 2sa 72
''aIlro glr L39ts-New 3a, York Telephone Company
Tra1Sarg, ,uS -, le6 ........., 227r
Weeks Chares ne helh; MAY 10 1906 a9I 80
Corporation ISo1ss, lS ls93 ,:: so5 8s
October .. 1903 '' - ~ i'A"es' -. -.
Na5lonal Spring Bed Comparatively York Concb " 10
i'7N 'o'"pdHH' August Z. 1906 .-......... sO "a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
OKLAHOMA RATE PROBE BEGINS.

Guthrie okla. Aug. l4.-W o. Cromwell. Attor-
ne9 General Of Oklahoma, has begun his invesgs-
fion Of railroads in Oklahoma. This is al the sug-
Eestion Governor Frantz the object being
certain whether any road has violated its charter
by discriminating in freight rates
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
STEAMBOATS,.
R@@T u ON AER AER fo5SEs EHS1.sES .

u W. 81 " W W. NEW E@-NOAsEA~N@F-
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers,
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island Souhu-
(SEE special advertisement in Exc Coi-l
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and fa1s
River I've Pier 10. y. r. IT. Warren ST.
week days and Sundays 5:3O p. NJ StTA
Priscilla and Providence. Orchestra on eacn'
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. BHs :
ton and East. Leave Pier IS, y. r., foos
Murray St. week days only, 800 F. NJ
Steamers Pilgrim and Chester W. Chapin'
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New BEDFORD.
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've
Pier 60 n. r., II. C1arkson St. week days
only at 800 IT. East 22d ST., $50 p NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE for New London, BlocE
Island. Watch Hill. Nara. Pier, Worcester
etc. I've. Pier 40, y. r.. n. ClarksOn St,
week days only. 600 ?. NJ Also daylight
trip Mondays from Pier 90. y R.. 10 A NJ :;
f. East 22d St 1O45 a NJ steamers
City OF Lowell ana City Of Worcester.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield, etc. Steamer Richard
Peck Tvs. Pier 90 Z. r. week days, 2;45
P. NJ; suns. $50 A. M; Tvs. foot z. 22d
St. week days, 3 p. NJ; suns. 10 A. ~
Sundays due n. Y. on return, S:4S P NJ.
Tickets and StaterooIns. all lines. at 10
Park Pl.. 245. 673, 1900 and 1854 Broadway,
25 Union 81, 1s2 Fifth Ave, $40 Madison
Ave. 245 Columbus ave. 1O5 W 12Sth St.
279s Third Ave and at Piers, New York
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AUCTION SALES.

Benz. "a Els BERG. retiring from busineFs
l. Bernstein. AUcf ioueer. win sell 10 d. y
8 g. m l0f Of notions and housefgrnishing
gocds AZ lsa 81 ave. Manhattan
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" uARrFnR1 z :

N. Y. n. H & HARTFORD E .
Trains depart from Grand Cellll. -
42d St and 9Th Ave. as follows = ,..Y
BOSTON. VIA New London & %. =. n.
" 1O;OO. sx 1G.O2 4.
UX 1.0f - S0A - SEQ 80
sg12:0O T N via Wiiliuasa.., !,
A NJ. 800 p NJ; vis
A NJ. 4i12-0o sT4,OO. sll.n i. = ;@Sssl
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOl,--,,l -.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. 49,
QUEBEC, - sac 4 N tsae J; =,
WORCESTER and FITCHb~l,a' ".
SAM-TS.5S = NJ =
IAAEEVILL.E ard NOilFOiaN -
A n fS-3f 2 NJ
CT Darlington StOCkoTidse. y. 1ei..s ~. = p
field 50 sS9:G2 NJ. sl.@s. {, ~,
Ticket Offices at cGraad Csu's.-, -
and c125th St also az 60 - - =
r way. C2S Union square. c1s- - -,
Cs45 Columbus Ave, cysss 49, ~,
eos ". I25th 81 SsSs Ill. 4
BROOKLYN. q Court 81. 41s No'-a-
sDaily 1Esxcept sundays. =
only. SS5Ops az l25th s. &Se -
St sundays only tParior -
liHas dining car. cParior and s-''-
tiCSl cts also.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

KODAK SUPPLIES: also developing and
printing. 81 ELROY'S sth axe. and oath
81 hest WorK in town: developing in 2s
ho;lrs Omen Sun5s.s and holidays.
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New lEgsEY GEEr:z

STATIONS 5 Foot Libertv . -
r " &ld 81. N
lI''S shoNn below 10 ron T7..
.Ss' <'1d y. leaves 10 minute -
~ T,,sS.,l e no'ed y essignating Hs-.s
- ~ -, 6sll = lasii III AII.1--
tom. 3 10 A N. 12O 40 ~ -
EasJon only p. NJ SIN
leo. 500 and 500 p. n '
WILAA IS BARRE AND sCP4V--~V
A " % 300 ?. M Sr-s
A. NJ. 500 P. II =
LAX EWOOD. LAEEHJ-RST. T1zs ~
AND BARN Es(iAT-z4O 90
81 500 Lakewood and IzizsI--.,- !. (
k5-49- sundays. zoo A 81 aal7..
wood and I4akshurstl =
AIL.ANTIc ClTA-s9 ~ A. q. .IrevsI
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY -
OCEAN GROVE POINT Yf.-sS.-
Z40O. $50 s10.3G II-sO 4. M ---I
I'll %. 10. 245. s. 80. ah4.S3 gs-s {
$50. $50, 51201- SundsVg 49,. =.
Grove. Q Is. 10 80 A ". AGa s5r
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sz5F
MONMOUTH BEACH. EtST n
BRANC,i-z4- 20 u 81. 8S0. iiuarl
/ 30 Se o 30. $40 P n s1r1ss
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR arrsv
HIGHLANDS. sEABEiGET. L0y
BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. O.
GROVE s P RING LAKE -
PLEASANT ST. y. r. o. 90
9 90. 3 80. 10 80 A. NJ. l2G. n
Is. 5 ~. AS P " SUNDAYS. s-' ~
1855. 335. T45 ? NJ. Pier r. = I'll
Cedar St. Q % 1000. 1l-G0 A. II. II
200. 3 A. AS. 500. $40 P. v So
1OOO a NJ % 4t0. S1OPM
READING, HARRISBURG. P0f7Sr1'-
AND WTLLIAMSP0RT - 1.eo. 1:
4S-00. 910 10 % II % A. ~ "a
onlyl. ? ] 90, 10. 700 ?. = sa
ing. Pottsvills. HarrishErs Olig p
$500. 80 p NJ
PHILADELPHIA.
sZ4 80. mt ~. mS.0O 500. mslQH nd
a. NJ. msl2 ~. nj % s2 % aaE s1I
ms5 90. rus6 60 - 90. +9-00 eaos ~
= n t'12 Il mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASFINST1E
500 me100si. usf2 ~ ms2Oa. uiqr'
m'6OO. sTOO. js1215
sDaiiy tDaiIy except Sunday. rS.-,'sl
$PaTlOr cars only. Via TamagIa- s1|
cept SATURDAYS. mDiniug car YSsfu-;,
only. zFron Liberty St Olly
From Twenty third SINS ?
e35O p. NJ. e12 % P. ", g4s0 e. y
11l.5O ?. NJ. k3 % P. ". V550 z. q
Omces- Liberty St. wess "a St.. 8 III
House 245, asa. fSC1. fs54 Eros1wav. n
5th Av.. 2S1 5th Az. g Union Square r
SIes Sd Av.s 100 West 1zSth s., q q
lurubus Az. New York, 4 Court s. 81
344 Fulton St, 47P Nostran1 Az. a.
lyn; SssD Broadway, Williamsturs 81
York Transfer co. calls for and chscz 50
gage to destination
W G. BESLER. CM 1CFT
Vice-Pres- & Gen Mr. Gen. passr AZ.
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TYPEWRETTNG.

TyPER III ERS-All makes sold rented
repaired. exchanged reliable service
s5ORHAN, - Nassau 81 Telephone :14O-
CnT1laHdf
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HELP WANTED.

Male
WANTED Yours man as travelling
salesman ana assistant in publishing
house: college graduate preferred. good
appearance; willing to work for moderate 2
salary for two three years. until gaining
a firm foothold IN and ful capacity as
salesman in this line Of business appi--
cant would ne required 10 Ice moderate in
travelling expenses. and TO he Of first class
habits and antecedentF Address stating
age. with experience and references PUB
LISTING. BOX 30 Tribune once
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Female.

GOVERNESS. &c.-For maid. Eoverness.
lady's companion interpreter. lady and
daughter. knowing French Spanish. offer
their services. Apply TO l. de P. 2Os West
10th st.
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AGENrs WANTED.

ASEAES.-Ezsons WHO are ne sv.,,r,-c.
solicitors. or want 70 h. adGiaFe KDfehss
."nnrisrs and s;aslnlc Mutual Ai6 ssse
e-Stsssa Sl2 y. 6tn 81. Cincinnati. o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
CENTRAL HUDSON LIME

Boats leave Franklin St p. NJ: satur-
days. l p NJ. for Kingston. Through the
Highlands by Daylight. fun daylight trip
every Saturday. Connecting with CATS
KILL. MOUNTAIN points Via L. & D. r.
r. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
LOST.

AltE
IsgsT. -sankbooks Nos. 800 353 and 4O6, ,s54
- tre Union Dime Savings Institution
rre missing Any person having claim 10
them IS aereby called upon 10 present the
same y.lthin ten days oT suomit 70 having
said ysaEsscoes cancelled ard new ores is
sue6.
LOST RI nkbook No. 3is GN4 of fhe I nion
Dime Savings restitution IS missing Any
;ereOn having cia..n 10 il IS hereby cailsu
s.pOf, - .reseTt the same within ten ia ,
or ss0ndt 10 having said passbcusl cancelled
sl9G sew o-.s tss1ec.
LOST -3ar9boos- No 4lS $50 of thu Union
Dime Savings restitution is missing. Any
person having a .ialm 10 8: is hereby "a led
ssDCE - rressat the same within Ten ds.s
- sliDE..t a. having said passbo0tx cancelle.
End a rev one Issued
LOST - -f%sf-Eooo.- -. So 289 Rank @or
SAVING 2su -; ave. New YouS Paw
-ne1f E'oTp"s. Fiesse return so5I to hsnt
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Special Notice.

Great variety OF special cruises and
trips by superb passenger steamers to the
ORIENT, MEDITBRRANEAN and ADRI-
ATTIC SEAS, WEST INDIES. JAMAICA,
ITALY and EGYPT.
TRAVEL. BUREAU r r. Tickets. hotel
accommodations. and general Information
about foreign travel
AVEsI,IiERS' CHECKS ISSUED 81
TIE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. T
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. HoboEen-
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mNV- -OTf9Tio GWeslsI- s.

LaCkaWdnma RalliV@.,'
y. v. foot barclay. ChFisic9as-'
Sts x.-s
9S.O0 n M.-For Bingham ,sl -, - = !
etO. % A. G.-FOF BGdalo. SAl--s
Louis 81
4OP. N.-PoconO Aoun.aas,1, y, - AZ
sl.AOP. M.-FOF Buffalo anu - .
4GOOP. M.-Tor scranton ai-3 y -
rsG IS Z. N-FOr Bufialo sla - ,
sS IS p. N--FOr Buaaie. - sssfis-s-s 9
e. 10 \ N M-Eo- Chica4o-a-''e
$50 r ~. r-..x p.
Tickets az f&8 80. llS& - 4 -
n y SsO Fulton St. bToo..,l Z.
fEsNcept SUNDAY NFrttay- :, =
Leaves 2Sd st u 80 P 81
tonher 81. 10 p ~. WssE GAYS
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Mediterranean Service.
HANBURG-AEERICAN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
pLYMOUTH-CHERBO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kais. A. V. Aug 16. 2 PM AmeTi<a- A1g-sO
P P'nsylvania- Aug25. :SOAAlt sBaravia. Sept-1
sTO Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
4NfoItke. Sept. II 4AlOltks- Oct =
Oceana ...-.. Sept. 20 Hamburg Nov 45
p Adalbert. Sept. 2S $Moltke- -.---- Dec
Hamburg. ..- Oct g Hamburg. Jan 70
1Calls Gibraltar. has Grill Room AMI
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house and the work OF the organization
for the year.
During the reception hours tea was
served by Miss DeWolf and Miss Alice
Peckham in the old-fashioned parlor,
which was decorated very prettily. Among
those present were Mrs. Fred s. Dews,
Mrs. w. Louis Chapman, Mrs. William
Hardness Arnold. Mrs. c. Prescott
knight. Mrs. Gertrude Rugg Field. Mrs.
John A. Cross. Miss Marguerite Cross.
Miss Louise Chase, Miss Abagail w.
Cooke Mrs. Walter l.. Burt, Miss Mary
Gladding, Miss Ellen Peck. DR.. Charles
Peckham. Miss Mary c. Wheeler, Mr. Ed
ward Collins Frost. Mrs. Howard Rich
mond. Mrs. Eliza Radeke. Mrs. Samuel
Morris Conant. Mrs. George NJ. Thornton,
Miss Julia Mauran, Mrs. Theodore w
Foster. Mrs. Edward S. Clarke. Mrs. Ar
Dor Dyke Smith, Miss Barrows, Mrs.
James Parsons. Miss Mary Parsons and
Mrs. James s. Davis.
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THIEF MAKES A
BIC HAUL IN A
CHURCH At LYNN

| Lynn Mass, May ia suit case con-
tanning 81, 900 worth OF bonds. stocks and
other securities, many of which are said
20 be negotiable, was stolen last night
from the High Street Free Baptist church,
where the Massachusetts Association OF
Free Baptist Churches has been holding
its annual convention.
The suit case belonged 10 Rev. w. j.
Twort OF Lawrence, the treasurer OF the
association, and the securities are the
property OF the association. Rev. Mr.
Twort left the case In an ante-room OF
the church known as the Advance club
room, while he went to supper at about
5 o'clock in the afternoon.
When he returned shortly after O'Clock
the suit case had disappeared, and a rain
coat belonging to Mr.. Twort and con-
taining about $40 In cash was also missing.
The police were notified at once. but up
30 midnight the thief had not been appre-
hended.
AT the time Treasurer Twort left HIS
valuable suit case In the ante-room there
was no one In that room. though few
people were lingering in the main part OF
the church engaged in conversation. As
far as has been learned, no one was seen
TO enter the ante-room after Mr.. Twort
went TO supper. but a man carrying a
dress suit case and a rain coat was seen
evening.
From the description given OF this man
the police are inclined 10 the opinion that
he bought n ticket for Dover at the rail-
road station and departed on an east
bound train He IS described as a man 40
or 10 years OF age. about feet inches
tall and with a face somewhat OF the Chi
nese type.
The police OF Dover and other stations
along tho nne OF me Boston and Maine
were asked TO watch for the man with
the raincoat and dress suit case answer
ing this description. At the session OF
the Free Baptist convention last night an
announcement was made that a dress suit
case had disappeared. and the person who
TOOK ~ by mistake" was asked 10 re
turn IL TO Treasurer Twort. but the con-
gregauon was given no intimatdon of the
loss or the associations securities BE-
sides stocks and bonds, there were also
according TO the description furnished 10
the police.
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WIFE
BRINGS SUIT FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

New Haven, May 1i-Mlss Jennie +.
Bushnell, prominent and wealthy resi-
dent OF Madison, was made defendant in
q suit brought by Mrs. Shepard, wife OF
Dr. John NJ. Shepard. also OF Madison, Mrs.
Shepard wants $4,000 damages for allen
ating her husbands affections.
Miss Bushnell is the daughter OF II. r.
Bushnell OF this city and n member OF
tho well-known Bushnell family. She.
with n housekeeper. lives In a handsome
home in Madison
Three months ago Mrs. Shepard left her
husband. DR.. Shepard has been under
treatment In the New Haven hospital
during the last few weeks Shepard wnen
asked IL no had anything 10 say regard
ing his wife's suit against Miss Bushnell.
replied:
1T is an outrageous piece OF business
and nothing short OF slander. brought
suit against my wife some time ago for
divorce, and IL Is now pending | do not
care TO discuss II any further. II Is sim
uly outrageous"
Suit Is pending I'm the superior court
here In an action for divorce. I'm which
Or. Shepard alleges intolerable cruelty
md intcmperance on the part OF his wife.
The suit Is returuable 20 court In May.
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COURT MARTIAL s
DECISION CAUSE
Of CRITICISM

washington, May lin a memorandum
made public at the navy department
Acting Secretary OF the Navy Truman III.
Newberry severely criticised a general
court-martial for its leniency In the case
OF Lieutenant John A Schoheld, u. s. N.
commanding the torpedo destroyer Wins
low who on Feb 2l ran the Winslow on
a shoal near Norfolk
NOT IN recent years has so stinglng
rebuke been administered TO a court
Twice Mr. Newberry sent back the pro-
ceedings OF the court for reconsideration.
but the board refused TO change the SEN
tence TO anything more harsh than the
original judgment-a public reprlmand by
the secretary OF the navy.
In court-martial cases the secretary OF
the navy has the power to mitigate a
sentence. but has no authority to incres ga
the penalty. Had he had the authority
Mr.. Newberry would no doubt have pun
ished Lieutenant Schofeld more severely
Mr.. Newberry's view OF the case IS that
Lieutenant Schofeld clearly disregar rded
specific naval regulations. and he warns
the young officer that one who at the
outset OF his career presumes TO decide
that the regulations do not apply to him
can hardly anticipate successful future
The judge advocate general of the navy.
who reviewed the case, does not approve
the findings Of the court. and 80 says
In his report to Mr.. Newberry.
The following named officers composed
the court which tried Lieutenant Scho-
field: Captains A. V. Wadhams. Bemis
H. Manan and John E. Roller, retired |:
Commodore James NJ. Bull, John G.. Ouin-
by. William L. Burdick, retired, and AL
bert Moritz, retired; Leutenants Charles
Il. Shaw. retired, and Henry Il. Baker.
with First Lieutenant Robert Y. Rhea.
u. S. NJ c., Judge advocate.
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PAWTUCKET SOCIAL

The Pawtcket Social club has taken
out a charter at the secretary OF state $
office The incorporators are Mr.. Joseph
b. McGrath, Mr.. Harry A. Warburton. Cd.
Mr.. William j. Mcfarland. Mr.. A. w.
Bensley and Mr. Garnet w Marsden.
Mrs EdwG.,d w Blodgett and Miss
Caroline Bio <tt viii spend the coming
summer season in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. william T.. Wilson k spending a
week in Brooklyn, ~. Y.
Dr. Frank n. Fuller has been entertain
ing his mother, Mrs. Fuller OF Wilton,
Me.
Mrs John Y. Lennon OF Summit street
Is enjoying a few days at Atlantic City.
The second annual recital and reception
OF the pupils OF Miss Grace y. Barnes
was held IN the Grand Army hall on We'd
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Nssws for this department., which ap-
pears on each Friday, giving resume OF
shs weeks social events, sent In Will be
ulaaly received. II should be accom-
panied by the sender's name, not for pub
iIeseion, but as a guarantee OF good faith.
kdtrsss Social Department, Tho News
Democrat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

Among the Providence people In New
Uork this week are Mrs. j. J. deifnes'
16iss b. II. Harrington, Mrs. o. DARING
nxra M. Hurley, Mrs. +. W. Merrill. Mrs.
5.w. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Gay,
yAdrx h. whalley and Mr.. J. III. Ormsbee,
They are stopping at the Hotel Empire.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

A wedding OF great local Interest will
occur early next month. when Miss Molly
wilson will become the wife OF Mr.. Austin
gtronG OF New York. The ceremony Will
take place at the Newman Congregational
Church at East Providence. Owing to the
fact that the family Is In mourning the
wedding will be a quiet one and no formal
fayttattons will be sent out.