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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
WANT ASSESSMENTS REDUCED.
Rich New Yorkers at Greenburg- -on-th
Hudson Enter Protests.

The assessors OF Green burg -on-the-Hudson were
occupied until late last evening listening 10 COM
plants from wealthy New Workers who have
country places in that township OF assessments
levied against their properties. More than four
hundred protests filed. The years increase In
realty values is estimated 70 be 100000. and
sessments were increased accordingly
IL was expected that Miss Helen Miller Could
who owns Lyndhursts Irvington. and who has
a grievance. would appear in person. but instead
she sent her lawyer. w. H. Fl. Ely. who asked that
her assessment OF $4,000 be reduced to $4,000.
courts.
John d. Rockefeller and W. A Rockefeller, who
are assessed for large sums. were not In
creased, and did not complain. Edwin Gould, who
lives at Ardsley, wants his assessment reduced
from $4,000 70 saS0oo othsss with their request
ed reductions, are:
Isaac Stern S2oOooc 70 $4,000: Ellen J. Banker
estate $4,000 TO 100000 Felix Wurberg, 10000 70
sl20GOO; Mrs. Langnan Bull, 10000 TO $4,000 Dam
lei g. Reid. s75,000 70 100000; Clara Legg. $4,000
to SS,0o0; Mrs George Lewis. $4,000 70 $50 o1o
@ Fred Lewis: $4,000 TO $4,000; John ID. Archbold
S12S.oo0 to se00r0.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
RUSSIAN AIMS IN CHINA.
Official admission of RaiJSCay Con-
StructiOn on Frontier.

s. Petersburg. Aug. 21.-Oflcial announce
nsnf OF the governments intention 20 construct
strategic railways on the Chinese and Indian
huaiiers IS made IN THE Official Gazette" this
evening, in which it is given out that the Min
zFy Of Railroads has dispatched two parties Of
mglneers TO survey lines from Uralsk through
the P8mirs TO the Indian frontier and from
oFsnburg through the province OF Turgai to the
Yarkand boundary OF China, south OF Lake Bal
lash. The announcement is belated. since sur
Vsys Of the Russian end Of the lines were long
ego made
These railway enterprises have especial i'm
portance in view Of the Russian aims IN North
China, as it is but a step from Yarkand TO
Kuldor where Russia already has installed a
military detachment as a consular guard" The
Official Messenger admits that both the lines
have mainly strategic aims
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
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R1TREAUCRAT METHODS.
pnssjan Reforms Likely TO BE Long
DeTaued-Pris0ns Fall.

,,o.ersburg Aug 2l.-Premier StolypIn
81, snds It impossible 20 accomplish the
f'.-N task OF suppressing rebellion on one
cnA.~ .,s introducing reform on the other. and
f~A1 .,nears that the Cabinet will practically
= y. ,.esIg as far as the reform emo OF the pro-
pA- ss concerned. 70 preparing projects OF
s'a' submission TO parliament next winter.
~ LESSONS are being created In ell the minis
"a nrepare bills covering every possible
A's- .,on from a solution tof the agrarian and
- r,or,lems to a revision Of Russia's finan-
:, xysteTn. This relapse into the old fash
a -nefhods OF the bureaucracy is considered
1'-s- 1-s-,o sll for tha Cabinets success.
!. interview between Emperor William and
-. witte. in which the latter announced his
- return to Russia. has been published here.
--,-ier stolypin IS quoted as saying that he
- the temper OF the authorities at Peterhof,
.bat there was no chance that Emperor
,a...lps would again cali Count White to power
-. bodies OF a fashiOnably dressed girl and
-,v man in students clothes have been dis
80 in the park at Peterhof. From docu-
-, found on their persona. IT appears that
-, were terroTists who had undertaken the
-. az numbering General Trepofr- and other
'.--,srs. How and why the young people were
-r~sered is a mystery.
a stringent are the repressive measures
,-,,st meetings OF any description that the
..roa Yesterday broke up a conference OF the
.-.a,.ors Of a merchant who failed a few days
ago
ne expulsion OF suspected persons continues
~ wholesale The prison here can no longer
,.,s the persons arrested on political charges
A divinity student named nyin, who was ar
,sstsd in the village OF Gartsheda, province OF
ssrafof. foF activity in the revolutionary move-
,s-e among the peasantry. was released to-day
:, sbe demand Of a crowd OF 1000 peasants, who
!, fhar neighborhOod are OF Cossacb origin.
rvs, was on a train half way 20 Tsaritsyn when
mob arrived and threatened 60 destroy the
,a,o, ard Kill the chief OF police unless he re-
.sn.a the train. This was done, and the Co.'S
,,sk peasants bore of Tlyin on their shoulders,
.,rsns the ''Marseillaise' as they went
The Governor Of Karzan estimates that $780,
80 more Will be required for famine relief in
ast province alone.
A press which wss eEEning out thousands OF
ssrlss OF proclamations for distribution among
be Mussulmans was discovered here to-day.
chef Of Police Golcew. OF Siedlce, was killed
.ad two policemen and a woman were injured
O.day by the explosion OF a bomb.
There is danger OF renewed anti-Jewish dis
turbances az Odessa as q result OF the campaign
# certain newspapers which denounce the Jews
IS responsible for the murders o1 police and SOL
ssTs IN the vistule provinces.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
FUNERAL OF MICHAEL E. DWYER.

The funeral Of Michael F. Dwyer. the turfrnan
who died last Sunday at his home. at Kings High
way and Gravesend avenue held yesterday
afternoon in the Church OF Sts Simon and Jude
at Avenue and Gravessnd avenue where requiem
mass was held. Only members Of the immediate
family were present. There were no sporting men
at the funeral. but many OF them sent telegrams
OF sympathy Although various floral pieces were
sent, these were refused. as Mr.. Dwyer asked just
before his death that no flowers be received ana
that no unnecessary demonstration be made The
body buried Ia the family plot in Holy Gross
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
QUARANTINE AT NEW IBERIA,

New Iberia. La.. Aug. fla quarantine line was
thrown to-day about the district comprising six
square blocks. in which the patient suffering from
yellow fever was discovered Every house in the
district has bean fumigated Additional disinfect-
gangs are at work in the neighborhood of the
Guaranteed section. Confidence here is complete
The natient Is eXpected TO be UP in daY two
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Auro CRASHES lNro al" PILLAR.

on l25th street and crashed into pillar OF the 'L
road on Second avenue. The members OF the party
were all thrown out and although bruised they re-
fused TO accept medical attendance. Oscar Graf,
of No s12 Broadway. was the host. and the ma
chine was being driven by George Brockwell Of
No. 324 East 13sth street. They were two women in
the party who refused to give their names.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
BATHKEEPER ACCUSES DOCTOR.
Says Chief Surgeon of Hospital Attacked At
tendant at Swimming Place.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Atlantic City. Aug. G,-Dr. Charles w. I4efevre.
chief surgeon OF the eye department OF the Je1er-
son Hospital and an Instructor IN the Jefferson
Medical College, was tried before Recorder Hays
IN this city tonight charge OF disOgdeFly con-
duct preferred by Charles Rutter keeper Of bath
house near Virginia avenue.
Rutter said Dr. Lsetevre hathed az his place on
Sunday placed his valuables in bag, and forgot
70 take out brass check. When he returned and
tried 20 claim his yaluabes the man In the check
room refused give them to him. lie alleged that
the doctor was abusive and called him a thief
This Dr. Lefevre denied. He Is deaf, and said he
did not hear the man In the cheekroOm- He said
that William Futters who in the checkrcoua
struck him IN the face
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
PREMIERE OF "mARRYINe MARY"

by Telegraph TO The TrIbune.
Norwich. Conn, Aug. 31.-Marie Cahilrs new
musical play Marrying Mary, had its first pres
entation here tonight at the Broadway Theatre.
Miss Cahil and William Courtleigh have the prin-
cipal parts Eugene Cowles was "a real Southern
colonel" His song, THE Last Is Always the Best"
pleased the audience; Miss Cahirs new songs are
fFIes a Cousin of Mine" Down and Out" and
INV Hottentot' The music is by Silvio Helm and
the lyrics by benjamin Hapgood. Marie Cahll
will open at Dalys Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

1.-THE Tribune Fresh AIR Fund the first move
rnent Of the kind in the country. Every other one
here elsewhere, has been started in imitation OF
this pioneer. The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers in the field. but. without wishing TO
deprecate in the least the work OF Others thinks IL
its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund Is. so far as known. the only one In
which absolutely every. dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work Of sending poor
child 10 the country keeping t there for two weeks
and bringing 10 back again. No collectors are ever
employed and all collections made FOR the fund
purely voluntary. All expenses for the organiZa-
ton, agents and general machinery Of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees OF the fund There are no percentages
TO collectors TO come out Of the contributions of
the public. and no payments to agents. managers
secretary others. Every dollar goes straight 70
benefit OF a child
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SON OF w. 8. LEEDS TO MARRY.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.1
Richmond, Ind, Aug. 21-Rudolph Gaar Leeds,
son Of william B. Leeds, OF New York, and Miss
Florence Smith. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Smith, Of this city. will be married here Sep
tember T. The ceremony win take place ReId's
Memorial United Presbyterian Church. and will be
followed by a reception at the home of the brides
Mr. and Mrs. Leeds will make their home IN
lGchrn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SET DATE FOR OKLAHOMA ELECTIONS

Oklahoma City. okla. Aug. A-The election day
proclamation for Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
setting aside November as the time FOR the cleo
ton Of delegates the constitutional convention,
and November 20 the day for the convening of
that body was issued to-day by Governor Frantz
and Judge w. H II. Clayton, chairmen OF the
spective dstTcting boards OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. The two territories are divided into Ill
ls4 nfR
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
A REsuKE FROM MISS cAHILL.

Miss Marie Cahiu denied yesterday the report
from Cleveland that John D. Rockefeller had
offered TO give 100000 for her proposed home for
chorus girls She objected 20 what she said was an
ATTEMPT TO advertise Mr. Rockefeller at the expense
OF her project II the oil should make such an
offer she would refuse it. she said. she looked
his rnnnav as .,receiXed hY nOn-ethical means
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Toreeast.-Washngton. Aug. 21
Local rains thUnderstoTns have Continued in the
Rocky Mountains and plateau districts the middle and
uurer Missouri Valley and the Mississippi to the
Atlantic Coast Long rains have fallen in Western
and Southern New England. bu: the amount has thus
FAR been Temperatures continue generally above
the seasonal except the Southwestern
ana from the Rocky Mountain districts Pacific
Coast and have 10 % In the northern
Rocky Mountain during the last twentyfour
Local rains and thunderstorms likely 20 continue
over the eastern country during the next two
6sys and also in Rocky Mountain districts the
During the period the northwestern
area Of lower temperature southwark and east
ward over the middle upper Mississippi Missouri ana
Ohio valleys lake region and the Middle Atlantic
States - -. ~. j..
Coast win shift light westerly fresh northery.
on the Middle Atlanue C6ast. light 70 fresh westerly
cuff coasts the winds will light and variable.
the Lakes tho winds will shift to fresh north and
departing Wednesday for European ports viii
have fresh wiads shifting 20 north and northeast and
showers
Foreoast for Special LoenIinrs.-For New England
showers and to-day and Thursday; winds shifting
10 fresh north
For Eastern York, local rains and thunderseoFms
to-day and Thursday tonight Snd Thursday fresh
SOUTH shifting north. winds.
District Of Columbia Eastern pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware and Maryland local thunder showers
to-day and Thursday cooler tonight ana Thursday light
TO fresh west wings becoming variable IP .,, o,a
Thursday. cooler in northern portion to-day; cooler
T Wies,~rn New York showers to-day and Thursday:
cooler to-day: fresh north winds
Local Official RecOrd.-The following official record
from the shows he changes in the tenn
peratire for the twentyfour hours in comparison
with he
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
THEATRE FOR KLAw & ERLANoEF

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune-l
Chicago, Aug. 21-Hanuah & Hogg are to erect
hotel and theatre at Clark and Randolph streets
which is to be leased TO Klaw & Erlanger at $4,000
a year rental. The theatre is to- be OF white mar
ble Klaw & Erlanger's architects. Marshall & Fox
are preparing the theatre plans.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
PASSENGERS ESCAPE IN WRECK.

Anderson. Ind. Aug 21.-Big Four train No. 25
Jumped the tracks six miles east Of this place to-
night The engineer and fireman. both OF Indianap-
oils. were killed. None OF the passengers were in
ura6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
TWO KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION.

Mahanoy City Penn. Aug. 1.-By an explosion
OF gas in the West Buck Mountain gangway in the
NTH level of the Vulcan colliery of the Mil Creek
Coal Company to-day. Charles Stankus and John
Maruka were instantly killed. hve persons were
probably fatally injured, and about a dozen were
overcome BY afterdamp
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
COLONEL MURDERED AT sAMARA.

samara Aug 21-The commander OF the
BorissoT Regiment was t-day attacked and
killed az his residence here. The rnurderers es-
.aped after saturating the body OF their victim
with alcohol and setting il on fire.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
NEW HOME FOR PERCY ROCKEFELLER

[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Greenwich. Conn. Aug. A.-William Rockefeller
plans half million dollar house for his son. Percy
in Greenwich. the borders Of his deer park. and
almost on the site OF the old hovel OF David S.
Hustled a miser. II will take two years to build.
Percy's brother William G.. lives across the street.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

MANHATTAN-Ex-Govern John Garry Evans
NAVARRE-H 1. Boyd. engineer, Y. S. r. c;
Service. ASTOR-Frank R. Mowrer, United
States Consular Service, Washington. ST. REGIS
Joseph Gilhlan. Philadelphia; E. R. Thomas,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

London Aug. 2ls-Aceording 20 a dispatch
hun Odessa 70 a London news agency It is
.ufhoritatively stated that the Russian govern
usus contemplates sweeping changes IN the
Fvsrnorships OF Southern and Southwestern
Russia In consequence OF the alarming increase
,'dsorder The new governors will be younger
aaa those whom they replace and will be fully
Empowered 20 carry out the policy OF merciless
rgvr>ssion
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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Special Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

BAkER--On saturday. August rs at Hague, ". y in
te ea year o MS age Charles Baker beloved husband
gesidenoo No 9ls Je-eFsoR BROOKLYN on Wadnss-
Chester. n Y. payers please copy.
EEhhslAN-snddtnly. early Sunday morning august 10
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saeehl ana grandson % the late Rev William BeEFan
one time rector OF 4rinty Church. InteTment private
sleepy Hollow Cemetery. TaITytowu.
411Ss-on sunday. August 70 William A. Bliss. NJ D.
beloved husband 8, services
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

Highest temperature yesterday ss degrees: lowest %
average. 49, for corresponding date last year.
for corresponding date last twenty-five years z"
Local forecastLocRl rains and thundeFstoTms to-dsl
and Ir Esday: cooler tOgh and Thursday fresh south
shifting % north wineE.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
GENE TERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

IS readily accessible BY Hatera trains from Grand O.
tral Station Webster ent Jercas Avenu. rssvs Ana
by carriage. Lots tl& Telephone ASS csracnA9oy
soc Back {. View, representative
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL Co, sH-s ". s1a -
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Rev. stephen Merritt. ths worldwide known under-
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
"Burnett's Vanilla Is Pure Food"
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be-
r~published In The Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
char
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

The ten most popular ministers Of North Caro-
lima, selected by a voting contest are coming TO
New York guests Of THE Lexington IN CO
Dispatch" and begin their round Of sightseeing by
attending Rices Girl from Paris performance at
Manhattan Beach next Monday night Each minis
ter is write story Of the trip. giving abundance
of publicity 70 all places visited.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

A bundle OF bonnets broke up Mile Modiste"
rehearsal at the Knckerbocker Theatre yesterday.
The bonnets were shipment of fall styles just in
from Paris and London for display in the millinery
shop scene of the opera AS soon as the chorus
girls saw the fifty odd hats discipline was thrown
to the winds. mile. Modste" opens on September
at the Knickerbocker.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

Miss Rose La Harte who returns to the Hippo
drone as the prirla donna OF "a Society Circus,
has finished playlet called Love, the Magician.