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New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
EVERY ONE 4 CRIMINAL. ="
1t Heart and Potentially, Says Lac
ycr, Ill People 1re Bad.

The Society of Medical Jurisprudence held its
annual meeting last night in the building OF the
Academy of Medicine. No. Il West 43d street
The most of the evening devoted 10 the
reading and the discussion of paper entitled
Criminal Responsibility" The paper was read
by Wilbur Larremore. lawyer. Mr.. Larremore
said he didn't take much stock in the stated
types Of criminals as arranged by that greatest
OF criminologists. Lombroso. Of Italy"
We are all of US at heart criminals" ne said
We are all potentially if not actually crmnalIy
inclined We are kept in restraint through fear
either of the Penal Code or of the code of moral
ity Of our immediate associates. Many OF US
who have a wholesome fear of the Penal Code
do not possess the-sa fear Of the standard
OF morality OF the better sense Of the COM
munity
The present IS an excellent time TO discuss
this subject. when the Weaknesses of men high
in the financial and social world are being ex-
posed. The insurance scandals certainly showed
that many men high in the councils Of our most
respected hnanciers are guilty of moral turpl-
1ude. Although they cannot he reached by the
criminal law. as II is said that they cannot.
there has been an awakened sense in the COM
mUnity that Will not permit for long time 10
come similar crimes 10 so undiscovered or uueX-
posed.
1T IS really surprising, as well as siCkeuing.
70 one WHO knows. TO realize how common the
giving of bribes is in the business world and
among persons high in the social calendar"
in describing the iuadequacy Of punishment
means Of reforming criminals being
q deterrent 10 would-be criminals. he said that
many man had gone 10 the gallOws with the
same exaitatiOn of heroic spirit that felt
hy HObson when he sank the Merrlmac at San
tiaEo.
The election Of officers resulted follows:
President, Mortimer c. Addoms. vice-president
DR.. Robert A. Murray: treasurer, John .. West;
recording secretary, Charles p. Blaney; CORE
spending secretary. ex-Magistrate Alfred Z.
Ommen; trustees, DR.. W. H J. Sieberg, Dr..
Edward F Brush. DR.. Carl Beck and DR.. 9. A.
Won Random. Theodore SUtrO Charles NJ. De-
mond, George c. Andrews and Thedore H. Silk
man.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
THE FEAST OF LIGHTS.
Festival Sometimes Called the Jews Christ
mas VIII Begin This Evening.

The Jewish festival known as the Feast OF
Lights. HanukaL, which lasts eight DAYS viii
begin this evening II and VIII ne celebrated
by services in ali Jewish houses OF worship. Lights
commemorative OF the victory Of the Maccabees
over the Syrians will be burned IN the Eyuagogues
and in the homes OF the orthodox Jews. The fes
uval has been variously called the Jewish Christ
mas and The Jewish Fourth Of july. In a de-
s-ripuon of tie feast and lis origin comparing II
with Christmas Or. Joseph hrauskopf said:
The Christian celebrates the anniversary of the
birth ~ Him whom lie proCalms and WOrsEIps
ne son ~ COD The jew celebrates the ami
syrian enemy had des-crated the Temple Desc
werly tl- people had gathered for worship. had
become oEerE-DWu with Ihorus end thIstes Within
The saur-uary the hearlass foe had erected an idol
ana LAD Commanded Israel TO Worship il. The
faithful had refused 20 comply and had suffered
the aea-n Of martyrs This cruelty had at last
aroused d valiant family, called the Maccabees.
They mad gathered the faithful around their ban
neT. and although few iu number. they had gone
forth against tie enemy, and. after several brill
laUr battles had utterly routed the mighty foe
l1ro The Temple they proceeded, ceaused II Of its
pollution built the altar anew. and restored the
sanctuary. Amidst song and music they uIumined
and rededicated the House of God. For eight Gavs
there was great rejoicing among the people And
Judas. The head of the Macra bees. ordained that
for all the generations 10 come the DAYS of the
fi@dedioatfou tEauuEahl IF the Temple should be
remembered with giadness and delight
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Park. Row. Nos Ts and 5. and No. s Centre
St Frank r. Laverty agt- Mrs Frances storm.
owner. A Eav storms. contractor -----....- .
Columbus No. -; Plymouth Interior Con
Amanda I. Eitzen ana r Pelch. owners. charles
1O7tb ST. Nos 80 and - East. Harry Solowav aEr
Dora WeisberE and Rebecca q t5oidIuE owners.
Leo L and MiChael T. Violin and Harry f.i-hr-
man contractors .......-.-.. ..-....-...
1Osth at. No. slI 70 Ss7 East; BrauufeIs brown
ing & Co aEJ- Raphael hurreck. owner and
120th St. Nos 235 and 2a7 East. same az, same
122t 81. No. l64 10 l6S East. Richard TratIsr
aEt. Joseph L-udnlan- owner ana courrartor
Ludlow St. No - sam Cooper aEr BEN Asch
owner and contractor ........-
Columbia 81. No. 66 Vincent Valentine 4 90
agI Al Eoossen. owner and contractor.
1920 St n s.. 100 = e. of Broadway 75x1ae IN
70 l+Sd ST. same Rgt- Bella koJ.owsky owner.
Jacob KOtlnv sSy. owner and contractor
l4&d 81. r. 100 Il q Of Broadway T5v1oc 1,,
70 l45d St, Spere MRlkin aEr- Jacob Korlov--
sSJ. owner and contractor ..--.-..-..
1880 81. No 100 East. Theodore c Wood sr+
1uerh s., Ncs ~ ard 81 East. Sclor-o- r,
Oohen ct al agJ Congregation NachIaT1
ives. owner and contractor. .-.-.-..
Mulberry ST No 245 Frank Scolare ar-
unso, owner, Joseph Fussati conr-a-fo-
I<Sc ST No 44s' 70 iSS West. Margaret = Ma
eoTiey agt Helen koCk. owner ana cou-rat-r,~
Central Park West. e. cor a5rb y 80 ~
Flames, owner and contractor ..---
A<4th sI-s No rs 70 22S East WOLF C,elba,d az
SIMON Jacoos and Samuel Hutko1 Owners s1,f
contractors .---.....--.. l9'S anu
Sd ave. No 1891 10 I40l. same ast. Isaac klein
Ie'd ana isaac Ro1h'eld owners and CONTRACTORS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
G. L. RECORD INDICTED.
Justice Higgins Also Held by Grand
Jury on Libel Charge.

Indictments for libel were returned yesterday
against Corporate Counsel George 1. Record
and Criminal Court Justice Frank J. Higgins. Of
Jersey City The indictments were in a batch
Of forty-one handed in, and rounded out the
labors Of the Hudson County grand jury for
the September term. as the December term be-
gins to-day.
The Indictment against Record is based on
political speech I'm which he charged that Colonel
Samuel Dickinson. the Secretary of State. was
the hired agent Of corporations. Judge Higgins
IS involved because IL Is alleged that he gave
out rypewritteu> copies Of the speech TO news
pa per representatives.
Indictments We're also found against August
Hinze and Charles wicklow of Hohoken, for
killing John Baasie. in Hoboken. in quarrel
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
BIG STUDIO PROJECT.
SITE IN WEST nth ST.
Market Found for T7co Front Street
Buildings.

Realty trading yesterday was not unusually Wig
orous in any section The principal transaction
was TIE sale by Albert 3. Ashforth OF plot look
100.2 feet the south side OF nth st, opposite
the American Museum Of Natural History The
buyer will erect big studio building on the site.
William A. White & Sons have sold for Miss
Ella Mooney Nos Sc and 81 Front 81. two five
story buildings Il3 feet south OF Old Slip. a
plot 45.7Xs6 feet. The seller bought the buildings
in 1892
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Andrew F. NlUr-
ray A client for investment The Claire. q six
story elevator apartment No S4S West uSth ST..
5Oxl0O feet.
Daniel r. Freedman has sold 70 a client OF Par
ish. Fisher & Co. No. Water St, i've story
building. a lot &3.11X70 feet. near Broad
". BUrIiuK Cocks and Samuel Willets have bought
for d client of 90 acres adjoining the es-
tate of r H. Morgan. in the Wheatley Hills district,
Long
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
One Million Dollars in Bonds

20 De issued ~ the people - trs S-ats cf Wv
TOrk, in either registered or coupon form st
the option % the purchaser- bearing iHls'ss'
a. the raSs OF three per cent per ann1n I'm
December l. 1906. payable semi annually %
The arsy DAYS OF June ard December q eae2
year. ard the principal payaols On ne nv
day OF December iu cle ysa- 1888 PriAciPS
and interest PAYABLE m gold ool- % tns onl's-
States OF America o. tire present standard .
weight ana sneness a. the Sans OF the Aan-
haitian Company. II the -iry OF NeW YORK
Coupon bonds win be issued Ia tae teaoHniHs-
ZION OF One Thousand Dollars and resis'S''1
bonds IN denomIna-iors - one TAousaHs ana
Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund Is established ~ law tor ne
ez.tnguizhnsnt Or the Indebtedness created ~
the sale o. the aforesaid bonds ard for rs
payment OF Jas inrsres- thereon IS ths ans
become Que
The Bonds ars exempt rom taXaiion
No proposal win - accepted ,1r 'ess 'naa
the par value or tire bonds nor unless ao'o3
panied by deposit OF money or BY a ceE''-
check or bank draet upOn bank or '-us- -
psny 9r the city or Albany or New York -
able to the order o, the conprro.'sF % =
State OF New York. COZ a. least Two P7i
% the par value % the a0nis DID for
AL proposals. together with ta@ security
posi,s. must be sealed and indorsed -'a" =
Highway Irar-uvevusut'' and i1c,ossd
sealed envelope directed 90 tae 'CoHlp-' p-''''-
the STATE of New York. albany
TIE successful bidder or bidders Vll %
ousrrd To nav for the bouds or me aeeel-
or the proposal. by deposit n ne bank =
Manhattan Company ia tls CITY ot ~
10 me credit OF '-r-easurer Of the Siaio %
York on account or the Highway laipi'. -,
Fund. Of the amount OF The aWaFd
with ureuniurn and accrued interesl -
reuher / 1895 less the amount ol - .,..
or z,,ch s,lc-essfuI bidder or b'1csS ~,
win be applied toward the payll'i'. 10
bonds. An ether dcrcsits viii os - -,
mail 20 the respective Bidders Wi'hin - ass-
after the bonds have been awarcsa' -.
fsrene Instructions % the compiToi'7'
return or the deposit are duly given.
The eomptroilsr reserves the rsn. ,-sssss
snv or al bids vhich are not N
,,,v,,,,..,,,. 40 IN. interests Of tas '.--s
WILLIAM g WlLs
Conpgra.''h
STATE cnmptrolisr's once
AIoany. n u
Norsmbsr u. 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
NEW TRlAL FoR MuTlNEERs.

Washing on Dec. 1o-The Supreme Court TO-
day granted 10 Robert Sawyer and Arthur Adams
authority 10 apply The United States Circuit
Court of North Carolina FOR a trial The men
were part OF the crew of the schooner Henry Ber-
wind. which mutiued the high seas in 1854. and
the members of which were afterward tried for
murder. They were sentenced 10 death BY the trial
life Imprisonment, and the plea for a new trial
based on the allegation Of confession oy some
OF the other members OF the crew who have been
executed. The fact If the communication OF the
sentences Of the prisoners did figure in the
case represented in this court. and will now
with thcm 10 take advantage of the leave
granted make their application the Circuit
Court. TIE will also be a liberty exercise
discretion the application is made.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rrrum The Tribune Bureau J

Washington. Dec l0
C-RTTTC-TsES THE PRESIDENT-The attention
NJ the Navy Department has been called TO the
criticism published New York paper over the
signature Of Lieutenant Francis Winsiov. L.. : y,
retired who lives Hartford. Conn Lieutenant
WiusIow takes exception in his published letter to
the action Of the President in asking Congress for
authority to dismiss naval officers time Of peace
without trial by court martial. and he appears 10
as the President describes in his communication to
punishment the hands Of the naval martial.
one of the remarks made by Lieutenant Winslow
is to the effect that the navy needs no whipping
to drive 1t 10 righteousness Lieutenant
Winslow. II he wrote the letter which appears
rushing into print service subject, in addition
for the severe criticism President His
does IN the slightest degree represent the best
opinion IN the navy
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued.
Reservations OF second tieqtegaR5s 5 HENR5 m Hall 2S-
NAVY
'tsna25 consnder ] B BERNADoo o asts'ssd b, sT90i
sIAeutenants f E STAFFORD. J. J. HANNIGAN and
]. :, cox JR-. commissioned
Lieutenant g. C. FEWEL. 10 naval training station san
Iiautensnt /. s. cox. JR.. 70 the New Jersey
Lieutenant + wYGANr, 70 the Georgia.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
December s-The Juan Austria Monte Crsti;
Potomac Sydney. y. =. the Strngham. the
wilkes the Bakeiy and the De Long. at Annapolis;
the Tacoma. washington; the Charleston the
chicago. the Boston and the Yorktown, at Santa
Barbara; the Scorpion st Bradford
December g--The Paducah q Port tsmouth y. H
December 1o-The Brlrus at suez-
SAILED
December The Hannibal from Guantanamo for Key
West.
December s-The Don Dc Austria Guantanamo
Washington, from Newport
News League Island. the scorpion, from Newport
Bradford. Marietta. Domingo
December g., ssar. from AlEiers for York; the
SaudovaI To be turned New York Naval
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
ALL DANGER OF STRIKE OVER.
New Haven Road and Engineers Reach
Agreement on Question of Wages.

New Haven. Dec. l0.-The announcement is made
thar the long standing trouble between the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad and its
engineers over the wages OF The latter IS
end. and thar the engineers have agreed TO accept
ID scale of wages entirely satisfactory 10 them.
According 70 Official ammo unCement. the pas
SelgeT engineers VIII receive s. IS d day for trips
Of l00 miles OF less. which is an increase Of %
cents day Tie freight and work train enEl-
neers. who formerly received 81 day for loo miles
or less VIII receive 81 20 "A day under the
schedule The switch engineers in ten-hOur-s-daT
yards have an increase OF l5 cents d day, making
total of 8 90 Eleven hours constitute DAYS
work FOR suburban runs. and twelve hours a day
IS Official time for all other runs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
TRANSPORT FITZPATRICK ARRIVES.
Four Days Overdue From Manila-Delayed
by Storm After Leaving Gibraltar.
TBy Telegraph % The tribune ]

Newport News. Va, Dec. 10-After encountering
a series OF storms and head winds the trip
across the Atlantic the transport Fitzpatrick ar
rived in port to-day from Manila, four DAYS over
due. The Kipa trick, which left Manila on Octo-
her / by way of the Suez Canal, brought 1l9 pas
sengers. OF which 81 are civilians She also car
ried the bodies OF seven dead soldiers.
Among the passengers were Mrs Logan, wife OF
Captain Logan of the baJtIeshIp Ohio. Mrs x.
McAIphile, wife Of the lieutenant commander Of
the Ohio, and Mrs. F.. T. Pollock wife OF Lieu
tenant Commander Pollock. The immigration au-
thOrftes took of seven stOWaways.
The KiIpatrick left New York last February
for Manila with the 1st Infantry and arrived az
Manila on April /
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
LIVELY BIDDING FOR HOLLAND PARCELS.

Joseph P Days absolute auction sale to partition
interests Of the Holland at Holland Station
Rockaway Beach. was held last Saturday on the
premises The sale was well attended. The new
Holland Hotel the first parcel put up AT auo-
ton. being sold 70 Jacob hohn for S2S.0O0 and the
furniture OF the hotel was sold 10 the same party
for $3.50 The plot adjoining the hotel 50x1O5 feet
was sold 70 John McAIIister for g SO. The Hotel
Andrews was bought by Henry H Naver for
S21.S0 who also bought The plot adjoining. 5axI01
feet. for $500. NJ ?. Holland bought the parcel
adjoining the Long Island Railroad for s975. also.
the small plot adjoining Bruce Place size slxS.x -
Irregular. for $40. The 0ne-thtrd interest OF the
plot az Jamaica was withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
OPPOSES BALTIMORE MACHINE PLAN.
Secretary BOnaparte Scents Danger in Demo-
Gratis Proposed Constitutional Convention.
IBy Telegraph - The Trioune

By Telegraph - The Tribune.
Baltimore. Dec 1o-Secretary Bona parte of the
Navy Department. recognized head of his party in
Maryland. came out strongly to-day against tho
Democratic machines plan for n constitutional
convention. lie said.
A constitutional convention would ne a periious
leap the dark IL would endanEer the OF
every judge the state and the tenure OF Office
Of every public fuuctionary; il might destroy all
tire amendments in municipal administration.
which have been the fruits of q persistent agtta-
tion for better government tn Baltimore carried on
for than thirty years II may faSten on us
part of our constitution election law afford
ing such opportunity for systematic fraud o
impair EraveIy-in fact practically destroy-self-
government in Maryland, ana thus do away with
all the good gained by our long and patient strUg
giles for honest elections
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
CHICAGO LOWERS TRACTION VALUES.
In Citys Estimate, as Against Companys, S,
Difference Is Some $4,000, 900.
fBy Telegraph % The tribune. ]

Chicago Dee. I0-Almost S510o00g0 is the top price
placed to-day on the properties Of the Chicago
Traction companies by the city experts. This esti-
is more than so 0000O coo lower than that fixed
by The experts who reported for the companies u
is on The basis OF the figures that the traction
settlement ordinance. already subs-a autiaIIy agreed
TO bv the com panies. is TO be completed
To-days figures give values. with paving and
without paving follows: Without paving
S46 30 "a with paving. 500 99 49, These totals in
c.ude no allowance 10 the Union Traction Company
fOr money expended by II bridges city run-
nels. and the entire north division cable prop
critics except Wells street. only Of such value as
they would have for conversion into a. electric
system.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
REALTY NOTES.

T Sherwood Boyd has leased for the Improved
Property Holding Company the fifteenth Hoor OF
the building No 81 10 81 5th ave for a term OF
years to the O'Rourke Engineering and Cous1ruc-
tiOn Company
Sheldon & Becker have leased 10 the Ovfr~1on
Motor Company the store No. 22O8 BROADWAY.
Leon ;. Altmaver has leased for the RIassington
Company tJacOb A. Zimnerrnan) to a client for a
term or years the fifth floor in the twelve story
LorIuEton apartment house. al the northwest cor
ner or Central Park Vest and 10Th St
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
READING STRIKE IMMINENT.
Company Refuses 70 Recognize the Union
and General Tie Up MAY Come.

Reading. Penn. Dec l0-The situation on the
Reading Railway system is serious and a strike IS
threatened If agreement Is not soon reached
International officers of the unions involved TO
day held a meeting with General Superintendent
Dice of the Reading system. with committees
representing the men.
The chief contention is recognition OF the union.
which tho company declines. After the meeting
II announced that Superintendent Dice had
refused the demands Mr.. Dice then went 70
Philadelphia presumably to President Raer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
cARPENTERs MANT MORE MAeEs.

The Greater New York District Council OF the
Brotherhood OF Carpenters. representing seventeen
thousand carpenters has begun negotiations with
the Master Carpenters Association for d new
agreement. 10 begin January ]. 1861 the present
agreement expiring December 81. Under the
present agreement the carpenters paid Z4 - a
Gay untll July OF this year. when the
slotanced 70 81 ~ q day The carpenters now want
a. DAY They that the increased cost of liV-
ING makes the Increase Necessary Most Of the
taut agreements Of the other unions the build
Der i
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
EARLY RUTGERS CHARTER FOUND.

Nev P-r.rswirk. Dec 10 ,SperiaU.-RutEers Col
lr-. ono NJ -ta nine Colonial colleges AND has
been invited -o unite with the other eight iusti-
ta-I.1e an exhibit ~ rle Jamesovu Exposition
t--t-e-.s- has 1ee~ accepted and an effort IS
N'.' '.so- t. -er some interesting data for fine
f.... ...t discovery u- perfect copy % Ti-
g F-" charter NJ -H. college mas aroused special
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
BOSTON MAN INSANE ON TRAIN.

- Telegraph 90 The rrisruel
Iuoait. No Dec. f0-CharIes Stevens who is
said 10 nave financed the Oklahoma city Electric
Light COMPANY. created scene bv attempting TO
leave the Frisco esstbound train al sapulpat to-
day while being tske- back 20 MS home iu Boston
En"F We ~rr rra Yelling he exclaimed.
" hN san 70 20 cast fl- s tHe uragE
-f'i . '' tio t"r- r--f l.t. e.I a'ltE hr fur.f
.ii -l' 'i7- %. @"atti'e-. fl4- mother. Ul.o r.-
.at'I NICE #i- meet sim ft Louis. iit said
10 nave IseeLl. suffered from nervous prOztl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
W. A. WHITE PRESIDENT OF R. F. & p.

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Richmond Va, Dec. 1O-Samuel Rea, vice-presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania system. with the presi-
dents ana counseIs of the various systems operat-
ing IL Virginia. met this afternoon with the rep
resentatves of the state and the state proxies in
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road IN which Virginia has considerable interests.
and decided upon William Allan White OF Nor
folk. president OF the road TO succeed Judge
LeaEe, recently resigned. The announcement was
made directly after the meeting
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
oLEAN AND BRADFORD RoAps UNITE.

harrisburg. Penn. Dec. lo-Papars have been
Fled i- Tho of7~- of -he Secretary OF th- Common
V-@aI-r Tor -h@ consolidation of the OIear and
Bradford street ~ilvsy companies unde- the name
- -H- Western N4v York q PENNSYLVANIA T~ac-
non Company TIE -1uEe~E has "a capital OF
8 -'at'f-. and takes me trolley lines NJ DIeau.
= g.. and bradford. Penn. which are 70 h- con-
r-.-.- 4 --.rr 2 Pc Il -II.-r IS nr.-e-Llar--
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
sHlPwREckED CREW RESCUED.

alrimore. Dee. l0-The steamer Mana Hata
which arrived here to-day from New York landed
q shipV.recked crew OF seven men. who had been
taken on their water logged vessel. Of Hoge Isl
and bv passenger schooner and transferred 10
the Sreamer- The schooner was the Charles l..
Mitchell. lum6er laden. bound from Savannah FOR
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
DR.. THOMAS TO TRY MACHINE AGAIN.

Dr. Julian p Thomas probably wlll take his hell
coptere' out Tomorrow. IL has applied for an
automobile manufactures license. and expects II
10y tomorrow tho next day. The police STONED
~" exhibition of his motor and wind ran driven
tricycle. ou sunday. chasing II autou1obiIa
.ta 'Flade him 10 IL until hc bad obtained an
.-t"if"Nti" icau-e tUr ti- made certain small
..' ~. .H .t" svuatajus sl the garage HesterIav
.A ti hif trat u-s LtAt exhibition Will be The nost
Eucccsstl Vi Yet must
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
MORE sEAHRIeHT FISHING ARRESTS.

80 eHric 2. De. l"--~reV@~- I's0z the pound FISH,
s-rga0 whose pound IS 90 -.ls place. to-day caused
f0-r more arrests ~ nook and line meu eharsing
r1ew vrr taking FISH from -ls pound This taa
uoEHl men s-t 's on neSa. arr while The hook and
line The arrested Rara
r--Fr before AsEIsrrar- Packer. hello them lu-
DEL f-' H-I e-Hr for examination f0-norrOv-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
MouLoERs ANp FuRNAcE MEN co ouT.

Southington. Dec. 10.-Nioulders and furnace men
10 the number OF one hundred. employed by the
14,rna Nut Company. left their work this forenoon
enforce a demand for q 10 per cent increase IN
wages The company. through : n. Neal, The
general manager. mad offered increase of $40
per cent. bur the men wanted more. About
hundred and fifty men are affected by the strike
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
BATTLEsHIP LOUISIANA REPORTED.

BY Ielegraph 20 The IrIbuneI
New Orleans, Dec. ia wireless message from
the batteshp louisiana says the vessel is five
hundred miles out from the mouth of the Missis-
sippi River. and VIII cross the bar ar o'clock
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
EARrHeuAkEs an NEw HAmPsHlRE.

Plymouth X "a p.c. fa-Tvo slight earth
cuaze ks were f@'r ta-urglr in the Pemige-
VasSet alley. one about --2o o'clock Al Tilton.
and another near here rwa hours late~. Neither
did serious damage
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
MRS BIRDsONG RUMORED ACQUITTED
Jury Said 10 Have Stood Eleven TO One in
Her Favor Last Night

Hazlerurs-- Miss. Dec. 7o-The case 0f Mrs
angie Birdsorg. charged WIN -he murder OF DR..
Thomas Butler. was given 70 The jury ar o'clock
rlls evening. II was reported mat he jury STOOD
eleven 70 for arcuir-eI n 20 O'Clock when
tre~ Were locked uu for tu- mig
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
PLANS FOR BIG CUT OF ICE.

Rochester, \. H., Dec APPROXIMATIONS for the
II sesr of ice in this for years have been
completed and the recent cold snap has formed
fine FIRST crop Most of lie principal dealers IN the
larger cities ct their ice IN this
state over nifty new houses being built and
considerable nov MD, Inery IS being installed