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New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
HEBREWS USE PROTESTANT CHURCH
Split in Congregation of Bethesda Followed
by Desertion of Many Members.

There was a split just before the Jewish New
Year holidays in the Congregation OF Bethesda
whose new synagogue. in North Washington street.
Jamaica was recently dedicated The minority
row worship IN the chapel OF Grace Episcopal
The Congregation OF bethesda was formed a
year ago. with solomon Splitter as president A
ihegosGe was erected and nearly a hundred or
t,IedoA hebrews Joined the congregation. Esvery-
l--Ls went Wen until some members OF the con-
bIeSAlon made imputations that certain members
L'Ao not contributed they might have done 10
Ine erection and maintenance OF the synagogue.
1he relations between the two factions grew mora
ano more strained until they finally snapped
- ne tteN. lr. HOratO q. Ladd rector OF Grace
oluIcil, was approached by some OF those who
sI-lt Irom the Congregation o1 Bethesda among
NhoIn were solomon Splitter. Frank Silver and
JACOB solomon. and asked II the chapel might he
USED He readily consented DR.. Ladd learned
funds can be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
RECORD CROWD At CONEY,
Press agent Says 100000 Yisitors
attended Mardi Gras.

Deputy Police Commissioner O'Keefe tired ~
the delav in starting the nightly ua-ada a. ,ba
Coney Island Mardi Gras ordered the counittes
70 send Il on promptly az o'clock. the scheduled
hour, last night and not keep the immense crowd
A mar million visitors. the press agent said made
merry az lhe Island last night Il was the most
clhofoerly crowd OF the week A rainsrorr1 a. -
o e elocA drove one hundred thousand home but the
o.l.s. Tour hundred thousand kept things lively
nor seem 70 nOuceably diminish the crowd
confetti ucklers and horns We're the usual iropla-
nleilts Win which each one annoyed his nefghbor-
a straw nat seen snywhere Immediately seized
4ld destroyed This caused several small rows
Io-night winds up the carnival and the cornfuittea
have special features slated
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
FRESH 4IR YORK ENDS.
Season of Health Citing Closed
sCith Return of Porty

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund ended It's wo,t ,o-
the season OF 1906 yesterday when a partv ~ y,rIs
returned from Happyland. at Tenaay. y. 7 xSs-a
they had been entertained for two weeks Happy
land has the distinction OF having ra-,,l,oa ,-o,
the longest of any OF the homes 10 which fe Tr,l.
une Fresh Air Fund sends children 7rba ynidsle
Of June saw the nrst party OF flfty playfnr sicst
the house ana singing songs specially sot up bv
them Tor happyland- Since them seven different
parties have sung the same songs 0'0'''
The mauoh OF happylsnd reports that the sen
son there mas peen most successful from every
point of view Every party has gone away show
Ing decided Improvement IN health while thera
have been few cases OF illness T-Soss csrs,- 90
the children have shown their devotion 10 the
work by constant attention and care Perhans NJ
party has received greater benefits from the boIrt
a the woman who supports Happyland than ana
the last. which came from Of the pOorest Sec
tions OF the city, and many OF whose uernher. haa
recently recovered from illness -N
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
JEWS STILL OBSERVING NEW YEAR.
Orthodox Hebrew Business Men Keep Places
Closed Longer than Usual.

The second day oc the Jewish New Year was gen
orally observed by the members OF the orthodox
congregations yesterday. Business was suspended
n the Jewish quarters tho East Side and in
Harlem, ana the attendance at the many syna-
gogues was large as on the first dav Of the
Rosch-ha-Schonah festival
The thrifty East Side merchant usually beg4ns
business on the evening of the second dav OF the
new year after the last prayer has been said and
The last salutations have been exchanged but
TINS year-and whenever the festival begins on
WEDNESDAY eFentng-he must give up another dsy
IN explanation an East Side patriarch said yester-
cay: When the stars come out this evening the
t1osch-ha- Schonah feast Will be over but the Sab
hath viii begin then. and must keep that also
me sabhath between New Years Day and the
Day or Atonement IS the most important Sabbath
II the year. and every good Jew keeps II holv
therefore there will be business for the 'ofd
fashioned Jews until after sunset on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
MISS IRwIN's NEW PLAY.

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribuna j
Plainheld. y. J.. Sept. 4.-AIiss May Irwin began
her season here tonight presenting her new play
Mrs. Wilson That's AL" written by George v
Hobart Mrs. Wilson Is society leader. WITH q
fondness for bridge whist. who believes that she
has unwittingly committed bigamy. There u =
notable absence OF the conventional svo4uuons OF
the chorus Miss Irwin had several new songs 70
o1er Those best received were "ieodby. Andy,
Pretty Kitty" 'LAoOnshine." My summer Girl
and = new coon lullaby called "SlssSy Head
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LANES L soUTILLIER.

James Le Boutilier. the sole surviving member OF
the old firm of lie BOutiIlier Brothers died IN
Washington on Thursday Mr.. lie BOutillier con-
Quoted and brought 10 success the Cincinnati
branch OF the firm He retired from active busi-
ness about fifteen years ago, and when he moved
10 Washington five years ago the Cincinnati branch
was closed. For several years he and his brother
and partner parishloners OF Calvary Episcopal
Church. According 20 Charles lie Boutillter his
nephew and the present head OF the firm OF lie
BOutilier Brothers, ements for the funeral OF
his uncle have not been made.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT AT sLmIRA

Elmira. N. Y. Sept 21--Captain Thomas Bald
win made a successful fight IN hts airship. the
Arrow, from the Chenung County Fair Grounds
20 this city. four miles. to-day. Captain Baldwin
circied around the City Hall while the fire bells
toned and whistles sounded The alrship was
under perfect control The round trip was made
IN thirty minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
r. EDWARD HAmBLEToN.

Baltimore. Sept 1-E. Edward Hamblston, To-
tired banker. formerly head OF the banking house
OF Hambleton Co.. OF this city. died az hts
try home near here to-day aged seventy-eight. Mr..
Hambleton was the father OF the rapid transit sys-
TEN Of Baltimore having financed the cable sys-
tenn afterward changed 10 electricity, in connection
with the Widener-Elkus syndicate, OF Philadelphia
He also was OF the OrtgtnatOrs OF the West
Virginia Central & Pirtsburg Railway, now owned
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
PHILIP FERDINAND Kos5E.

stockbridge Mass. Sept. I.-Philip Ferdinand
Kobbe vice-president OF the Westinghouse Electric
Company died after lingering illness al his sum
n1er home at HuldeId to-day. Mr.. Kobbe had also
baen treasurer and director OF the company and
was connected with other large electrical interests
he leaves a wife three daughters two sons and
two brothers Brigadier General William A. kobbe
II 8 A. and Gustav Kobbe OF New York Mr.
KobbA lived at New Brighton staten Island. N u
Ha was about sixty-lve years Old
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Music Show Madison Square Garden
Coney Island festival
Organization meeting of the Republican County Com
mittee Grand Central Palace. J. N.
Democratic Assembly district conventions elect dele
gates 20 state convention.
Meeting OF Municipal Ownership League. Grand Hotel
Broadway and 3lst street. ,. m
Free admission Geological Park museums Art
and Natural History.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LINCOLN coNsPIRAroR DEAD.
IRE Ts.sgranh 70 III. Tr1huna1

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunal
baltimore Sept 2l.-Samuel Bland Arnold, one
or the Lincoln conspirators. who IN recent years
maintained that injustice had been done many
persons caught in the governments dragnet fol-
lowing the assassination, died tonight He was
bachelor, seventy-two years old and had lived
IN Baltimore for years. A few years ago he
made long statement telling OF the several
plots 20 kiduap Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
A CASE FOR THE HAGUE.
Formal British Proposal IN Regard
10 the Knight Commander.

Fe'e's5urg, Sept 2l-In consequence Of
.-- lsai o. Russia 70 pay any OF the claims
- nom the sinking OF the British steamer
- =" commander in the Russo-Ja japanese War.
-llf Nicoson, the British Ambassador,
- presented 70 the Foreign ONCE the formal
- ol MS government 20 refer the whole
T" The Hague Tribunal for arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CARNIVAL NETS $4,000.
Gas Ruhln Bores at Engle1pood
Hospital Benefit.

Interest IN the boxing contests at the FnRlevood
carnival, for the benefit OF TIE EnsIevood Hos
pital' has increased nightly. Last night a four
round go" between Gus Rubin and Tom short
IeIl the boxing Instructor OF the New York
racquet and Tennis Club. attracted move fbaD
I'VE nNe hunored persons Three four other bouts
we're given among Them between Jeck
sharkey. a brother Of Tom and "Suider" Kelly
rs afternoon and evening Jhere will he pisno
iecilaLs ~ BENJAMIN Landlord at the clubhoilse
Abelt S4e9 has been realized from the carnival
which viii close tonight -"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
ANARCHIST TRIALS AT MADRID.
Cases OF Those Implicated in Plot to KIN
Sovereign Open Today.

Madrid Sept. E-The newspapers here to-tfay an
nounced that the trial OF those implicated In ths
bomb throwing the royal wedding fes-.v.s.. ,v.yy
begin Tomorrow IN the Assize Court II IA uas.r-
5000 that The public prosecutor viii demand ths
ossln sentence N the case OF Ferras alias Avfno.
80 llaS years Imprisonment IN the case OK The
bomb thrower, who killed himself ~
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE g.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS at THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-samuel Hodgkinson Of Eng
land. Sir Chentung Lang Cheng, the Chinese Min
lister % the United States, OF Washington and DR.
" l.. Baldwin, Rome. Italy. ASTOR-George W
Nolckman os London, and DOyly Apln, of Lon
don. NEW AA-STERDAM-S. c. CleW, OF Havana
and +. u. Dursnd. Of Washington PARK AVE-
NTE-C. c Gaines. OF san Francisco and q KV
Thompson. OF Washington.
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GENERAL JAMES c. HILL.

Richmond Va. Sept 2l.-General James c. Hill.
& distinguished Confederate officer and the first
Railway Commissioner Of Virginia, died at his home
IN Scotsville to-day. He was seventy-six years old
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
IMAM AND HIS ANGEL" PART.

Stanley Darks drama Man and Ills Angel" will
be seen no more. Hacketrs Theatre will be dark
next week, pending g production. Miss Ring
leading woman OF Man and His Angel" iE said 10
be H. which hastened the closing OF the play.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
NEW CITATIONS m oELRIcHs CASE.

Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday granted ap-
pcation for the Issuance of additional citations In
the matter OF the probate OF the viii OF tho late
Hermann Oelrtchsl TO be served upon Mrs. Oelrfehs
and ler Hermann OelrtchA. *. Surrogate
Fttzserald nxed October Tie return day for
tie citAlolA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR At VIENNA.
Refuses to Take Advice of Physicians to Go
10 the Riviera.

Vienna. Sept. 2L-EmperOr Francis Joseph re-
turned here to-day from IschL Bad weather pre-
vented a satisfactory improvement and his phyal-
clans advise a sojOuTn IN the Riviera, but the En-
peror refuses leave the country. he Is suffering
from obstinate catarrh. but no imminent complca-
ar
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
GEORGE -. SMITH.

Watertown. n. Y Sept. 2i.-George H Smith.
for many years prominent editor lawyer and
legislator OF Central New York. died at the home
OF hts IN this city last right. He elected
Democratic Assemblyman from Herkimer County in
1sS2 having been the first Democratic AssemblyTnan
from that county since 1s5S- He was eighty-fOUr
Tears Old
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Ffiesst temperature yesterday - degree ewest ~
a,ersge yesteTea3 IS average ti cate
iast year o. average FOR corresponding a' Aat t~say
hys ysaiIE IEoTosst-Fair saturday and Sunday; eoosr
esrurcsy; erssh LCTths-Ss Si1-A
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Law. william n A Molyneaux. wiIsur Z
ccNNELL--on rhuEsaay. septsnssr n. srsr . shez<
sssa os ysar Q No zoe 14osssy s. ssO'5a 81 saT
Intsrmsnf Holy Cross csmstsry.
HARRowER-As his r-sidsnes. No. ssl sumznsr ssrsss
Buffalo y. =. Thursday. September 20 1904 Hor~us
Canning Narrower
t.nSsr 81 Psiip Fsrsiaaaa son q sss late irs
inssrrnsnE IN Greenwood.
I-Aw-sudssnly September d 1904 h.s s4th y,Ar
william p A Lsw eslovsd hHsS~a1 "a e Il.zis a..
iyn- o. sunday sspseTbsr a isos' az p IA shara
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend
LEsTEEIon rauT.a1y = y Is, ssRs'mssr % ises Dsv.a
will be held at his late residence. No t32 Hancock
, N Iatsrmszs private
MLAREN-on September %. at Lswrsncsyius. n. T..
q 3 Nav rstse Pnsr ssrves. lI.E a. Iswssnss.
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W.s: TOth s.. On sunday. ssDss1OsT q. Al ;. T.
Relatives and friends invited.
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY
Is readily by Harlem csns
sral sassG. ysss'ss ana JsEoEs Aysn9: sFqsys .a4
oaios. 20 Ease i5d 81. New York CITY.
UNDEKrAKEKs.
FRANZ #. CAMPBELL CO.. ss1-s " asa s., woria
known old stand Chap@is pariors etc Fe IA Cnssse-
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- H. ~ sept G.-The American Ambasss-
l-oathi..' returned 10 81. Petersburg to-day
ssFe of absence N Germany.
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Eorernst for Special locAiiuras-ror New England
far tsday and Sunday. fresh northeast on the
~ F,ssferr New V0r. fair to-day suDcay. cooler
- coa.t Saturday fresh northeast winds
f-o~ Faef~rr Penusf vuula New Jersey DeTavnra
80 .rS rueshat today partly CLOUDY sunday
Iieht 10 fresh northeast WINGS
or the District OF columbia and Maryland fair to-day
sunday light variable winds
AZ f-or Western Peunsylganih and Western New York
s,ir 10 CAV and Sunday: light south WINDS.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofncial Record and FOrecast--Wa ashington sen, 81
defined appears within the fela Of
observation although faint barometric depression per
the middle Mississippi Valley halns
Gulf states. Tennessee. Illinois
rex1n temperature is st 1erably Above re
seas Eastern districts fr4
Saturday "a the upper lake region the East
ana the ohio Valley Sunday rrobe v
al parts q the country except East Gulf
along the ApIEla chCns ia Teunesss-
rhuuderst0Trls indicated
terr-rafufe changes anticipated winds aons
- Afauflc Coasf Culf Coast
il be Ight variable. anc upper lakes frssb
departing SATURDAY Elur0rean
ports Win light variable winds and fair weather 10
de Grand Banks
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOoDLAWN CEMETERY

trail Station Webster and Jerome Avsnus t-olsys and
by carriage. Lots sl25 Tsephons s853 GraTnsro4
OF Views representative.
Ofcs. 90 East asa 81. New York city
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UNDERTAKES

TkASk x .65 SAEBBI gss5. CO. ss,s s'd AS 8 wssa
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

Local onieInI F.oord.-The following onlciaI record
-, tbs Weather Hurrnu shows the changes IN the
,s-.-a-ire for the last twenty four hours n com
.r.s.,u vgftb the carrespondEg date u last year:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

~ an Has,.nrs ar
,Ais.a Nm Ger, 70
.as' Nh cw ~
s'sr Nm william W
al ,e.smB6sl '''s
ss.s ~" henry p
Nh HuEa Gan,
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-23
WHO CAN TELL WHY?

any will offer explanation why Tom Lawson is SO
F hated by the public. they will have solved prope
w. which for the months has been an unsoNipe
Ne 10 us and TO many others
: it not was through Lawson that the
a exposures world brought about
M e attempts to deny that he it was who MADE 'he %
IVA % On what was denominatedby him the system
also true that every great rdculed him. ne was
ned by all the allied money of Wall Street sIal
aud generally made by the of the pubic ha'
% attacked the institution of insurance hat was
N to be impregnable fortress of probity, as it was
| as conducted
lew believed him charges all but fell un-
\ u and his execration.
| an Know that charges true more th'h
Men whose stood for everything and were useu
~ with in the financial world. through the expos
un by Lawson, dragged through the mre ana
& colossal thievery. dead others have echpeu
sg countries, in retirement the oDlec's Oh ~
ia VI hose who formerly h ,nored them
~ NH'e it is true of that they have fallen ana tle'
on ned in execraton he Insurance concerns nave i
pre- upheaval their business Bhlsehess
% and not favortsm rule in these great concerns
VINO could formerly deve deep in the golden hoou io
OF money, which the wanted use, have been lo'
rs rs use under the rejuvenaed management in
! n the greatoine companies.
'Vurement of nobe(?l thieves of the publcs
mo obscurity of the policy hold
neemed the reform been the result OF
Efforts OF Lawson Judgment all be attrbu
ION Lawsons
lot doing having accomplished all this work Off the
lawson seems be generally hated of the people
sc account being hated by the MeCurdys ana
'N those who still left, Hamions. Hartman
1S who great insurance funds literally for
b Out the general dislike oil
~ LOT him. Certainly he has accomplished much Tor
u who holds policy ir these great companies Ana
e VIII be accomplished through his initial efforts bur
ot seem to palliate their unknown grievance against
ave given up the attempt answer TO this very
onultion of things, why man who has done so much
public should be held contempt whcn the very oppo-
ud be true.
very Judgment Tom is great public
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-23

Don't forget that big supper to be
given by the ladies Of the st. Mat
thew's Guild on Thursday April 2''
Also in the afternoon the sale of ap-
rons. kimonas and sunbonnets VIII
be held.
The family of Prof. Estes Taylor
of the local experiment station, VIII
arrive tomorrow to take up their Der-
manent residence in the city. Prof..
TAYLOR went to Denver Saturday to
meet them.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-23

Somebody is simply laughing at Ted
dy somebody that they have gently knocked Ted
DIV down on no his proposed measures
and Teddy Is hitting him all the time
They let himself to what he IN
tends TO do they simply him down cold Perhaps
is so it looks so of his much vauned
freight reduction tariff.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the

MESA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
AT Grand Junction, in the state Of
Colorado, at the close of business.
April ., 1906:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts S31G,3S9.O
unsecured ....... 7I2.s3
L. S. Bonds to secure cir
culatlon ........... OO,OOO.UO
Premiums on U. s. Bonds 3,23437
Bonds. securities. ETC.. l2.OSO.9g
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures .....- S,OOo.VV
Due from national banks
mot reserve agents) 32,O2O.4l
Due from state banks and
bankers ...-........ 4'fht'o-
Due from approved re-
serve agents ...... 252 ,652.S3
Checks and other cash
items .........-.... 2,So1''"
% banks .......~.. $4,000
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and cents SS.75
Lawful money reserve In
bank. viz:
Specie ....$35, ,409.G0
Legal tender
notes .... 14.12O.0O 49,529.G0
Redemption fund with U.
S. treasurer 6 per
cent. circulation) &C.. 5.OOO.Oo
Total .........sS2s.2SG.17
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In. 500, ,OOO.OO
Surplus fund .... 2,5OO.OO
Undivided profits. less eX-
pense and taxes paid 6.O6S.25
National bank notes out
standing ...-........ 99,3Vo-oo
Due to state banks and oo
bankers ............ 3''oo''"
Individual deposits sub
ject to check ....... 4SH29b.O'
Demand certificates of
deposit ......-.. ...'..'' 'l'f '@'-'
Time certificates of de
pOsit ............. o-'"pV''' o
Liabilities other than
those above stated, re- $500.
serve for taxes ..... 5OO.Oo
Total ....... o. 20 20 So"' -
State of Colorado, County of Mesa. IS
|. Orson Adams. Jr., cashier OF the
aboye-named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
| true 10 the best of my knowledge ana
belief
ORsON ADAMS, JR-, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before
mo mis- 10Th day of April, 1906.
| (SEAL) -
WILLIAM A. MARSH,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Jan. T.
| 1909.
| Correct-Attest:
ALBERT II. SAMPLlNER.
EDWIN a. WADSWORTli.
W. II. BANNISTER.
! Directors.