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New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Mss CROSM1N FAILS.
She and Her Husband File Bank
ruptcy PetitiOn-Ozce ts79 900.

Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed late
yesterday in the United States District Court by
Henrietta Campbell the actress. known as Henri
eta CroSman, and Maurice Campbell, her husband
The Indebtedness is scheduled at ST. 5S with assets
of s29,447. Mrs. Campbers liabilities the petition
states, amounts to s46Ss9, with assets of $3.50.
The schedules of Maurice Campbell, who managed
Miss Crosman. show the principal creditors the
StrobridSe Lithographing Company, 81 900 for goods
not as yet delivered, and s256 notes: Alice
B. kauser for royalties, under agreement $4,000
and $1,000 on notes. John H. Hazleton. attorney, for
services, N250; George G.. Hazleton, jr, the author
of Mistress Nell" 81 S0O George Patterson print
ing. 5000; the Metropolitan Printing Company
S,6l6; Charming Pollock. royalties THE Little
Gray Lady, sa49; John Wanamaker SIZE; Alfred
E. Aarons, claim involving Miss Crosman and in
sionally known Julia Arthur, 5000; David Be
lasco, claim arising out of the production of
Sweet Kitty Bellairs' ssi7 the Sheffield Farms
Decker -Slawson Company, milk, $50; Lord & Tay
lor. s25i: the Oyster Market, food. si5 Rogers,
Peet & Co., s34; Mrs Locke, gowns $3.50; the Mrs.
Osborn Company, gowns, $780, and Alice Kauser,
for Ernest Denny, $3.50
The assets consist of contract concerning THE
Sword of the King" s249; furniture books. etc. in
storage. and of which Miss Crosman is part owner.
$500; due account from the Pilgrims Progress
company, $99, and from the Maurice Campbell
Company. s3.SlS and other minor contracts
The following uniquidated claims scheduled:
Against Claiming Pollock $1,000 against Elsie b.
Peck. $3.50: against David Belasco. arising out Of
Sweet Kitty Bellairs." for alleged breach of
tract, s21S73 cash in Lincoln National Bank. II
cents, and cash in Lincoln Trust Company, So AZ.
The principal creditors of Mrs. Henrietta, c.
Campbell Adelphi Realty Company, $500, Sc
cured by mortgage; ST Pauls School, $685. Mrs.
Locke Paris. France, gowns. $500 Mrs. Osborne
Company, gowns. $3.50; Alice B. kauser. S11S50;
Rogers. Peet & Co, s134 Alfred E. Aarons claim
disputed by the petitioner and husband $4,000;
Alice Is. Kauser, for Ernest Denny. $3.50.
The assets consist of agreements identical with
those mentioned the husbands petition, and esti
mated Sl,050; due account from Maurice
Campbell, s1.170; from the Maurice Campbell Crm-
pany S5579 209S shares of stock in the Pilgrims
Progress company valued at $500; one share in
the Maurice Campbell Company. nothing claim
against Elsie b. Peck, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
NINE. NAZIMOVA AT THE BIJOU.
"THE COMET"

A new play called The Comet" written by Mr.
owen johnson, produced last night at the
BiJou Theatre, and Nine NaZimova, well received
by friendly audience acted the chief part in it,
That character, named Iona, is actress, and she
is designated "a comet because her progress
through life is supposed resemble the rush of a
comet through the heavens-diffusng brilliance until
the last spark of life is expended" The auditor is
apprised that having left home when girl of six
teen. in consequence of love affair in which she
was wronged, this young woman has acquired re-
nown in acting but has eXtrpated all tender emo
tions from her nature. that. when, after period
Of years, she her home, she is incarnate
selfshness, in fact. marble heart. The man whom
she loved, in girlhood. is father, and her chosen
amusement is practice the feelings of that
fathers son, by way of avenging herself on the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
GOVERNORS PLANS FOR NEW YEARS
Three Hours Set Aside by Mr.. Hughes for
the Reception of the Public

Albany. Dec. 3o.-The public will be given a three
hours opportunity New Years Day to pay its
respects to Governor Hughes. From to 2 o'clock
he will receive the public in the executive chamber
at the Capitol and from $3.50 to $50 in the Execu-
tive Mansion. The invitation both affairs is
general. The Governors reception at the Capitol
state officers has been set for
Mrs. Hughes will receive with the Governor at
the Executive Mansion. She will be assisted by the
wives of officers: Mrs. Fuller wife of Secre-
tary Fuller: Mrs. Sanford, wife of the Governors
legal adviser. and Mrs. Henry. wife of kdjutant
General Henry. The Governors staff will be
sembled as usual for the Governors reception.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
ALBANI SUED BY HAMMERSTEIN.

Boston, Dec 3o-Following last weeks arrest of
Carlos Albani. the opera tenor in civil suit
brought by Oscar Hammerstein for alleged breach
of contract. bill of complaint came before the
Federal District Court to-day, filed by Mr. Ham
mersten. asking that Albani be restrained from
singing In this country and be compelled to pay
$4,000 to Mr. Hammerstein. The petition alleges
that Albani in his contract with Mr.. Hammer
stein made the agreement that in case of breach
of contract the breaking the contract should
pay the other $500 damages. Judge Lowell ordered
that Albani appear in court next Friday to show
cause why the petition should not be granted.
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Died..

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J.ss ana Harold o 0'8f1 Thomas s
'rasnan and sister Of G,aes c. Thomas F. and John
Thursday. January 2. 1905 $50 from No 2as
terry. Buffalo papers please copy.
BRowN-suddenly; on Monday. December so. 1907; in
No ase eTand ao ave. Breokyn = - on
private. kindly omi, flowers.
oIosE-on sunday evening December 20. after brief
Lines Lines asTTe , A. widow OF David Close EunsTa, raj
wes, s9th St. Wednesday: January l. at n O'Clock
0sss 9,. e H.s.s q sE Ssy "
and in the fist year ef her age Funeral Friends.
Mssns House on In!a & day wes , ar3a ss Ss =
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wife Ct msT EP r T. es e. % 1:
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a Jamaica. Lonx Island. tuesday morning. pscem-
New York. at o a m Special
EHLERs-A. her late residence. % West s4th st.
on q, Monday. December 30. 1891. Henrssr. Howard
mother Of Edward carsil Ehiefs. NJ d. Funeral from
IN avs. THURSDAY morning January 2 1905.
at 10 O'Clock Inserment private
GILLESPIE e suddenly a, stamford Conn., Monday. De
year Of his age Notice Of funeral hereafter.
'AEMAIN- sunday. December 20 1907 Richard E
NJ ARTHUR-In London December 1907 Cara Gillian.
wife of the Rev Charles Macarthur, and second dauxh
York Interment Cheltenham.
sANDsNon SUNDAY December % 1897 At Independence:
funeral hereafter
SUfDAM-At East Orange. n. j.. December 20. 1901.
louisa Laughter of the late Richard Suydam. aged "a
years Relatives and friends TO
neral from her late residence. No 80 Prospect
Iuesday, at go p m. Intermenr
terry at me convenience family
friends will please leave The train az Brick Church
station.
James A. G Van Rossun. year. Funeral
service VIII be held IN Temple Presbyterian
Church Maine and Day orange, N j. on Tues
day. December 81 2 D m
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BISHOP ANDREWS ILL.

Bishop Edward g. Andrews of the Methodist
Episcopal Church reported last night to be
critically Ill at his home. No. A Brevoort Place
Brooklyn. He has been suffering from an attack
of the grip for several weeks He is eighty-three
years old. Despite his advanced age. the Bishop
recently made trip across the continent Seattle
WASH and IL Is believed that the long journey
weakened him and was largely responsible for his
present illness.
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MISS ALLEN IN IRENE WYCHERLEY.'

.IRy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Baltimore, Dec 30.-''Irene Wycherley. with
Viola Allen in the title part, produced at
Ford's Opera House tonight The play, which
brought here from London by Lebler & Co.
made a favorable impression a large audience.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
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HUGH BlRCkHEAp, Rsct0r,-Watch Night Ssrsr,s,
New Years Eve. ~ O'Clock followed by H,,,s
munon at Il All seats tree Doors win ~ .sn.
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Highest tenperature yesterday 40 degrees lowest AZ
for corresponding last
42 average corresponding date thirty-three
years 81
Local forecast: Fair and colder to-day; fair Wednss
day: brisk high westerly winds.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreCast.-Washington. so
The storm central Sunday night over Illinois
moved rapidly eastward TO the Canadian Maritime
Provinces. where IL forms disturbance consd-
cradle severity A disturbance moving inland
over Northern Pacific pressure Is
high in the Mississippi Valley The rain during
twenty-four has been widespread covering prae
tcaly the whole country the Mississippi and
Pacific region has turned to
The temperature has fallen sharply
region Mississippi valleys Fair weather
is forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday of the
Rocky Mountains, except that light will continue
along the Great Lakcs Tuesday, The will
fall Atlantic districts will not
much below the seasonal On slope
Rocky Mountains is probable and in
the Rocky Mountain Wednesday The tempera-
will rise in the Northwest
warnings displayed the Pacific
Santiago northward. and the Atlantic Coast from
Eas,port.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
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Chapels Private and public snbuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Local Onicial Record.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes the tenn
perature twenyfour hours. IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

Forecast TOT Special TOfhIitIes-FOr New EnElanI.
Fair and colder except in northern portions of
Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont to-day; wednes-
day, fair; brisk high winds.
For New York. fair colder to-day with
possibly light northern portion; Wednesday
brisk o high winds the ~ 80
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware
fair and colder to-day; brisk west winds; Wednesday
fair.
For District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
fair colder to-day; Wednesday, fair continued
cold northwest winds, diminishing
For Western Pennsylvania Western New York
continued colder to-day Wednesday
brisk northwest winds
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Gillespie. William W.
Jarmain. Richard Z.
Macarthur, Clara Z.
sands. tn.sa 1.
sCydarn. Louisa.
Van Rossum. James A. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

DAILY AND SUNDAY: IDAII,Y ON
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
SUBPOENAS FOR OIL men
BATCH OF sUMMoNsEs SENT
FROM CHICAGO TO NEW YORK.
Names Of OFFICIALS and Men Wanted
by Rebate Investigators as
Vet Unknown.

New York. Aug. 3.--Word was re-
cetved here from Chicago that 40 or
more subpoenas for officers and en-
ployes Of the Standard Oh company
had been forwarded from that city IN
q registered package The advices
from Chicago do not give the names,
of all those whose presence is con-
sfdered desirable by the special ofi-
cials In Chicago who are conducting
the rebating Investigations for the
government
United States Marshal william
Henkel, to whom the subpoenas natr-
rally would come, said that they had
not come into his hands as yet.
Several Of the officials Of the Stand
ard Oil company, who were IN their
offices at 26 Broadway. would not say
whether they had received subpoenas
issued by the United States court in
Illinois, but did not show surprise
when they learned that they had been
issued,
lnqulrers were referred to M. F. Ell
lott, general counsel for the company.
Mr. Elliott said so far as he knew no
attempt had been made to serve any
of the officials who were In town. He
would not say what attitude the off,
c1als Of the company would take in
case the subpoena servers put In an
appearance.
I'VE are not positive that bridge
| was before U.S. he said, "but we'll
wait until we reach IL hfafnra at
tempting to cross it,
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
RAILROADS VIOLATE THE Law
Fxt4ure 10 install Safety Appliances
causes Attorney General TO Act.

Washington, Aug. 4. "A Attorney Cen
eral Moody, In accordance with the
policy heretofore determined on, has
directed further prosecutions Of a
number of railroads for violations Of
the federal safety appliance acts
The United States attorneys for the
various districts wherein the viola
tions were committed will be directed
TO file and vigorously prosecute suits
for the recovery Of the statutory pen.
atty.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railway company will be sued for II
penalties, and the st. Louis, Iron &
Southern Railway company for 80 pen
alties.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
LYMAN CAGES son ENDS LIFE
eupposed to Nave Been TemporsFil,
insane from Effect os Drink

Seattle, Wash. Aug. A Gage,
son Of Lyman J. Gaga former secfe.
tary Of the treasury. committed sui
eide Thursday In the tourist hotel by
shooting himself through the body
with 3S-cRMbeF revolver. He died q
few minutes later. The only cause
for the shooting which can be assigned
was that he was temporarily insane
from drinking His wife came here
from Chicago last Monday and EN-
ployed detectives to locate her hus
band
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
ICE DEALERS LOSE on APPEAL
Court Says Contentious Of Attorneys
for Trust Are Ridiculous.

Toledo O., Aug. 4-Judge Babcock.
in common pleas court, Friday hand
ed down his decision in the Ice cases,
sustaining Judge Kinkade In every
particular and exonerating him Of
having made any promise or sugges-
ton Of leniency as claimed by the at
torneys for the ice trust. The Judge
declared the contentious Of the attor-
neys for the trust to be ridiculous and
should never have been brought Into
court
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
Presidents Son Completes crulse.

Sor<1Ss's = Sssr SoIsstf10kSO O50f0Se
Oyster Bay, L. I. Aug. Archie
Roosevelt, the presidents son, has
completed cruise from Oyster Bay
to Newport and return In Capt. slo-
GUMS yaWl Spray. Capt Slocum ac-
companied young Roosevelt on the
cruise. which was completed Wednes.
day.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
ADMITS Takjno arue s,,r,.

Ptttsburg, Pa, Aug Clifford s..
Hixton, a bookkeeper for the Union
Trust company, Is In jail charged
with embezzlement Htxton is said to
have made confession In which he
says his peculations will amount to
about $135, 900.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
Demand RECORDS
FROM RAILROADS
MINNESOTA OFFICIALS INSIST ON
RIGHT TO iNvEsTtGATE
AT FIRST hANR
Testimony Of Auditor Showing In
crease Of Earnings Ia Other States
Leads to Drastic Order Against
Great NostheEn Company

St. Paul Mimi, Aug 4-The state
railroad and warehouse commission
Thursday entered an order compell-
Ing the railroads whose officials have
given testimony In the merchandise
rate bearing, which has been In prog
ress during the present year and
which was lately resumed. to produce
at the Office Of the commission all
records on which theiP statistics have
been based
This order is the most sweeping one
mission, and If the commission Is In
clined to enforce it, in detail, 1t would
mean the bringing of the record Of
all railroads doing business IN Mime
sofa to the state capitol.
Attorney Severance, representing
the railroads, said to Commissioner
Staples: why. If this order is en-
forced it would mean the removal Of
the Offices of all the railroads to the
state capitol" Mr.. Staples replied
by saying it would not do that II the
railroads would permit the exanna,
ton Of the records in their own Offices
Order Is FarReaching.
THIS order of the commission is the
result Of q request made by Attorney
Manahan, representing the shippers
of Hastings, Mimi. made at the hear
ing Wednesday, after The auditor Of
the Northern Pacific railroad had
given q lot Of statistics showing how
the earnings of the railroad had de-
creased in Minnesota while they had
increased in Iowa and Illinois Mr..
ManahRn claimed chat the statistics
did not show actual facts
The order of the commission rs a.
rected at the Great Northern rall-
road, but may be made applicable to
any road ON request OF the shippers
attorney.
Attack on Lawyers
The hearing was replete with some
what sensational features, the climax
being reached when James Manahan,
attorney for the Minnesota Shippers
association. STACKED the character OF
the law firm Of the attorney present
for the railroads.
As things now stand, II looks as II
the hearing would get into the courts
and that at an early date. for 1t is gen
orally believed that the roads win re
fuse to permit Manahan or any ship
per to look over IT'S records.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
Ho,neseeKers' Rates.

Via the Minneapolis & st. Louis r..
r. On first and third Tuesdays of
each month, to Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, In
dian Territory, Texas, New Mexico,
Colorado, and other states. Stop
overs allowed and tickets limited
twenty one days. For rates, time of
trains, etc, call on agents or address
A. B. Cults, G. Pa T.. A., Mime
apolis, MINI.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
nomeseekeF's Excursion tosthe Northwest, Wes.
and Southwest.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates
are Oh sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and Tourist Sleep
ang and oaEb, The Best Best fs 81 @ For For
dates of sale and full particulars apply
to agents Chicago 8 North-Weste
R'y.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
lndorse Bryan for presldencr

Minot. N. D.. Aug. 3Bryan was
unanimously tndorsed for president by
the Ais delegates who assembled at
Thursday. The Nebraskan was called
the greatest friend OF the working peo-
pie, and his election was predicted
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
Naval SURGEON Dead.

Washington. Aug Z. The navy de-
partment has been Informed Of the
death Of Medical Inspector William II
Taylor. retired, which occurred at
Honolulu. Hawaii. Tuesday.
New Ulm review., 1906-08-08
Condition o. Cotton.

Washington Aug statement
issued at noon Friday by the crop
estimating board Of the department
OF agriculture shows the average con-
Mtson q cotton On July Is g be 81