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New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MoHONK CONFERENCE
Dr' Andresc S. Draper Pres;dee and
Makes ADDRESS

LAKE Mohonk, N Y. Oct - m
.aeus OF tho Indian and Other oonIerehce OF
welconoa, Tpe"eu h" to-day by Albert X SMILEY Nh
ceu c,,, ms guests with a feI,cto, VINO
oHhiiey then introduced nv speech. Mr..
- ol'iliissloner of Education Of Me- . DIaper'
Ic6itn e % %oIlcer and DR.. William, IJa,, W. Is
bnsirasn Inc Independent as cbsirroa ~ a. ~
Ss ss committee. Mr. Drsner a, Vi tiie
ADDRESS. said in part. "per IN MS opening
The indefinite con+,r,,
ereisnt o. people who cano sbo our sovereignty
they may have trying to develop them So 1ba
nfero1 are not accustomed to nar be abhoTTen to
Ssg %e S DOea pfssRes sR sT srs anOaogs
we cannot see the sn not cast them away because
has no s,a ade them with some other D mess OF
have in the World Or mission have come to
they Of enfranchisng miions Gn befono an
world sSme & OF the burden OF and
they can be indepedgsnyte @ give them ipdependence until
their Lney will want it, but IL they do and
m The business OF the hour is To- deysen @
cal Iida a naos and the moral sense and The noltfF
safely admitted into our sovereentv s int they may be
their own Th+ sovereignty and Independence Of
i%1R0sSble % or dishonor ourselves ''o'e 'iia' II Is
that the United States % oan9a+ mgn @ the fact
Strength or any wealth from such possessIons S s a
pense and responsibility. The sense Of iusfjca tbo
ance the eyenness and steadness and ana
states rd ana dnlltary representatives of the United
unfolding n
nation ~ 'ii0''eieN ciiIureh OF the
,ro ne readiness and cheerfuness with which their
paosIraInrne is rewarded by admitting them into
whlch that Is refused except when they show
with their evolution also " W
commissioner Leupp followed DR. Draper with a
statement concerning the Indian situation from the
point OF view OF the Indian Bureau Charles Dox-
son an onondaga Indian educated at Hampton In
sutute, delivered an address OF ten minutes length
Whlch Or. "A. 7. Pierson said was alone worth a
journey from New York to hear
cOther speakers at this session were Miss Sybil
SarIer, MISS Mary c, Collins missionary, and
John NJ Oskison. Of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
IMPENDING JOYS.

.a.x zy,ola Allen viii appear at the Astor Theatre
vonsay October 22. as Inogen, in 'Cymbe-
Ire"
=. rhauucay oicott VIII appear at the New York
-. next Monday. in Irish drama
=. Cor, Bernard Will appear at waiiaclrs Thea
~, Monday, IN THE Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer"
,,ss Fay Davis VIII appear ar the Savoy Theatre
:. monday in The House OF Biirth."
,n., .sy Yohe and Miss Ethel Hunt viii appear
IS. Rerkeley Theatre Wednesday evening
a...har q in 'Hdamzene Champagne" and THE
Day Before"
a. Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude Elliott
n snnea- at the New Amsterdam Theatre ON
o..oher g. IN Mr.. c. B. shaws play called Caesar
ssa Cleopatra"
-,,s afternoon. at the Bijou Theatre. Mr. Good
=. ,,u act in When We Were Twenty-one" a
.,ssns play defor1ned with one bad element
-4,s evening, at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
n. 2 Irving VIII act the King, in Charles ]"
-t,s evening weber's Theatre VIII be opened
a. che rlay called 1.-THE Measure of a Man. by
- MAYNARD. E. n. Holland and Percy Haswen
N snpear in f. This piece was acted here not
49,, sgo By en amateur company. 1t was liked
/. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
CUBA AGAIN PEACEFUL.
GoUerraor Investigating Charges
Il 4guinst Local Officials.

Havana, Oct. 17.-While there remains some
unrest in Cuba, which Governor Magoon de-
scrlbed tonight the mere ripples Of the re-
ceding tide Of disorder" the adjustment of the
charges against the mayors and chiefs of police
OF various towns is going on satisfactorily. The
Governor regards the settlement of the claims
Of rival candidates to the Office of Mayor as i'm
portant, they mark the first step in the COM
few cases still remaining under investigation
a mayor has been recommended by Governor
Magoon. it will be made by the proper pro-
vincial governor n accordance with the law
The complaints against few provincial gov
ernors Will be adjudicated after due investiga-
ton by Governor Magoon. who will make new
appointments when necessary. The complaints
made by various officials of the town of Bejucal
Havana Province, are under investigation These
officials said that they were compelled to re-
sign by the Liberals. The residents of GUIANA
jay have petitioned for the removal Of the Mayor
Of that town. charging him with desertion of
his post. This matter also will be investigated.
Five former rebel officers OF Santa Clara have
appealed to Governor Magoon for the protection
of themselves and their families alleging oorsa
cution at the hands of the local police
With the exception OF the reported maraudinp
Of small armed bands around Cienfuegos and in
Pinar del Rio Province, there are no disorders
IN the island.
Lieutenant Colonel William NJ Black NJ +ba
Engineer Corps, arrived here to-day. He has
been assigned in an advisory capacity to the
acting Secretary of Public Works
A high wind accompanied by a deluge of rain
was blowing here this afternoon The down
pour is causing much discomfort at Camn Co
lumbia, where many of the troops are under
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
NINE. GUILBERT IN CIVIL SUIT.
Former Story Substantiated by Counsel for
Plaintiff.

The Tribune which published last Friday tho
facts of a civil suit against Nine Yvette Guilbert,
the actress, is able to substantiate the story, In
spite OF denial made by Nine. Guilbert- Accord
ing to the original story, Nine. Guilbert made
the defendant in suit for the recovery of 81, 200
damages in which Armand Clement Partisan
modste the complainant. He, 1t is charged
made a gown for the defendant, reproduction Of
worn by Nine. Pompadour. at present on ex-
hibition at the Tuieries for which nothing had
been paid Nine. Guilbert served with the
complaint in the suit week ago.
Louis Steckler. of No. 90 Nassau street. counsel
for NJ. Clement. explained yesterday that on Sat-
urday a telephoned to him asking him If he
was counsel in such a The questioner said
he NJ. Schiller, husband of Nine Guilbert- Mr.
Steckler, he had method of knowing the
truth of the mans statement, said he knew moth
ing about the case Subsequently a denial OF any
such service OF complaint made under
Nine. Schiller's name, and also the statement that
Mr.. Steckler knew nothing about It," Mr. Steck-
Ter yesterday reiterated his story of the and
positive to its authenticity.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
BROTHERHOOD DISBANDS
Order Of Brothers of Nasareth Did
Not Get ENOUGH Support.

Brother Gilbert. head of the Order of Brothers of
Nazareth. has sent notice TO his friends that the
brotherhood. which organized twenty years ago to
help worthy poor men and boys. has been disbanded
TOT lack or support The property at Verbank
N Y, known as Prtmy Farm. with ell the build
ings, has been turned to the Coadjutor Bishop
OF New York.
This is says Brother Gilbert, "the best sou-
don of the matter. and 1t is for thank
funess to US that 30 valuable q property Prifny
Farm shall continue under the protection OF the
Church
One OF the features of Primy Farm All
Saints Home. where aged. inirm and helpless peo-
pie were cared for.
Another feature of the institution which WILL go
out of existence st. Paufs School. This
Brother Gilbert hopes to continue, if charitable
people will give the school support by sending
worthy poor boys there and paying for them a
nominal tuition
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
TOWN BURNED-NEGRoEs ACCUSED.
They Are Thought to Have Revenged Dyna
miting of College at Seneca, S. C.

Atlanta. Got. ia dispatch from Greenville,
s. c., that result Of troubles. Seneca,
8. c., is In ashes The work is alleged to be that
of incendary Negroes. seeking revenge for the
night
The fire burned rapidly. consuming the entire
business part OF the town. which has population
OF about two thousand. No fire fighting apparatus
was available, and citizens were powcrless TO stop
the flames AS a last hope dynamite was resorted
to.
The superintendent of the Seneca Cotton Mills
who was eyewitness, brought the first news 70
Greenville. He says 1t Is a matter OF common
belief that the town fired by Negroes. Among
the buildings burned are two hotels and a hard
store. Everything is quiet this afternoon,
although feeling is still shown by Negroes
No arrests have been made. The loss Is estimated
at sl50000. with insurance Of $4,000.
Investigation indicates, however, that there
little which to base the charge against the Me-
groes. They did everything IN their power to stay
the flames.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
NEW TUITION SYSTEM FOR COLUMBIA
S.ginning Next Year, Students Will Pay for
Each Course Taken.

ane day when Columbia student take extra
eorses az the university without paying for them
Almost past. The trustees have announced that,
hesnning with the university year 1so7-'os. new
Fstem Of tuition will prevail. by which student
VII De obliged 70 pay IS for each points credit that
A hopes TO obtain. instead Of lump sum Of Sb
term II the past
enoer the old system, after a students tuition
vas paio, he took many courses as he desired
Sssae took many as twenty-five hours a week.
* sEs way student could graduate in three years
-Saer tne new system twenty-five hours @ week
~ cost flJJ year. while student will be unable
: get the ia points necessary for graduation for
thlp 0- & Iu4i WV uiiieSS ' i-0 . S--ON
us .as evowed object Of this change is 70 make It
Icy Tor q TO fail in his work II q man
.snks course he viii hereafter not only take It
s again but he VIII also pay for it over again;
,r aothoTites further expect that the change VIII
g. premium on hard work. because at Columbia
man sttains certain standing he receives one
T" tTo points extra credit
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SIXTEEN HERO AWARDS.
Continued from nrst page.

saw, Ind, went into well filled with sewer gas
after William H. Funk. City Marshal had gone
In and was overcome. Goodman was also over
come and both lost their lives. silver medal
and 81 800 were awarded to the children OF Good
man.
Harris G. Giddings, Lawrence A Hanlon and
Peter Lancaster. city firenen. went 70 the rescue
OF Jacob Flyier, a abor foreman. and four labor
ers. who were repairing leak In the tunnel at
Milwaukee on April so. 1905. The tunnel filled
with water. but the hremen brought the work
out IN safety Zach win receive gold
medal and $1,000
The children Of Sadie Crabbe. OF Heathsville,
Va, to whom at previous meeting Of the COM
mission $1,000 had been awarded. Will receive
a second $1,000 Mrs. Crabbe who a white
woman. lost her life saving that OF little col
ored boy, who had fallen through the ice
All persons to whom medals have been
awarded for acts of bravery by the Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission will receive their
medals after to-day. Although the commits
sion has been awarding medals for two years.
none have yet been given out, because the work
of making the design has Just been completed.
The medals will all be made by J. e. Caldwell
& Co., of Philadelphia The same design will
be used for all, although there are three classes
of medals. gold, silver and bronze. The medals
are three inches In diameter and three-six-
teenths of an inch thick. On the face Of the
medal is a likeness of Mr.. Carnegie and the date
Of the establishment Of the fund. while the
reverse side is the motto. Greater love hath no
man than this that a man lay down his life for
his friend" which was selected by Mr.. Carnegie.
negie.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MRS. KATHERINE n. BROWNING.

west Orange. n. J.. Oct II (SpeciaD-Mrs
hatherine Hamilton Browning. widow of Ross c..
browning. died this morning at her home Glen
bank. in Llewellyn Park She had been III with
paralysis for long time. She was seventy six
years year Old Both of Mrs. Brownings grandfathers
Ielu positions In the Colonial army during the
Itevolution. She was one of the organizers OF the
fIIst, unitarian Church of Orange and one OF its
PIInclpal supporters. She OF the charter
members of the Womans Club of Orange and
served long time as president of the club. Be-
IoTe the civil War her husband had a large map
fTa printing plant in Richmond. Va He was loyal
Sle Union and had to fee. The Confederacy con-
nscated the plant and manufactured paper money
5lere Mrs. Browning leaves two sons and a
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MI T. CALLS DIR. VEST.
Princeton Professor asked to Sac
ceed DR.. Pntcbett.

Boston. Oct 1.-THE executive committee Of the
massachusetts, Institute Of Technology announced
t,asy that Dr. Andrew Fleming West, OF Prince
~ University has been invited to accept the presi-
tny of the institute the successor Of DR..
5xy S. Pritchett
r West has been since 1888 professor Of Latin
Ef-a,ston- and since 1901 dean of the graduate
sh1c that university. He was graduated. from
Princeton in 1874. and has the degree Of doctor OF
Essture from Oxford University.
d. West is the author Of a number OF books
o. classical education, well articles op cur
szt educational topics. According TO the state
ne issued to-day, although not directly connected
viii the teaching Of applied science he has been
Z close touch with the scientific school Of Prince
f-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
ARNOLD DAILY A BANKRUPT.
Actor-Manager Files Voluntary Petition,
with Liabilities $11,s21 and Assets $400.

Arnold Daily. actor and theatrical manager Of
No. l2S West 44th street, filed voluntary petition
IN bankruptcy yesterday. showing liabilities OF
81, 81 and assets of s400.
The principal creditors William A Reynolds
Brooklyn, S,4Oo. secured by scenery and other
properties: Mutual Life Insurance Company, $780,
secured by assigned policy Lee Shubert secured
by stock OF the Arnold Daily Company. amount due
unknown: Arnold Daily Company. 2eth street and
Broadway. $1,000; Mechanics and Traders Bank
&.o75: Knickerbocker Trust Company, s. 200,
The assets consist Of clothing $500. and wigs and
manuscripts, 500.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win -
republished In The TrweekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

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Hotel saG ctGn 4s Ho5s ats GaTdgss & Hossl H9tsl Ns
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Hotel De la ville. Milan; Grand Hotel. FLORENCE:
Savoy Hotel. Genoa: Hotel Bristol fo,l
Santa Lucia. Naples; Excelsior Palacs Auxsl
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MRS. EINsTEIN GETS DIVORCE
Tnterlocutory Decree Given to Daughter of
Lillian Russell

Mrs. Dorothy Russell Einstein, daughter of N5,s.
Lillian Russell, the actress, got interlooutory
decree of divorce from Justice OGorman IN tba
Supreme Court. yesterday. from Abbott I,ouis Fir
stein to whom she was married in 1903
Mrs Einstein sued for an absolute divorce m .h
statutory grounds. naming correspondent n wow
an whose name she could not ascertain The casa
was tried before Justice O'Gorman a week ago no
defence being made by Etnstein Mrs Eeinstejn ala
ask for alimony.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-George Hunt Adelaide Australia.
LAM 4AHDIThomas Nelson Page, Washington 4I1}a M
KEW A6ISTRRD ACoioneI J. T. PrIy1 BurSaIo
AsTOR (od)-Frank n; Baker; Railway Commits
siOner Owego, n. y. ST. REGIS-Benjamin Fran
els Laking, London. YICTORIA-Edmund II.
Barry Rochester. WALDORF-ASTORIA-w H.
Lippncott, Pittsburs; Speaker Cannon. Washing
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

BARBER-ENSIGN-Mr and Mrs Amos NJ Ensign an
nounoe the marriage OF their daughter Mary James
Frederick Barber ir.. on Wednesday. October IT.
LANE-BASSETT-D and Mrs. John Samuel Da.ss,.
announce the marriage OF their daughter, Josephine
Atterbury, 10 William rrSsace Lane the Church
Of the Incarnation. Ne,A York City. on Monday,
October 10.
LEE-CoGSWELL-At Grace Church, jamaica N Y
October 10, by the Rev George wiiliarnson Smith
y. D. May Parnenter. daughter OF Colonial ana Mrs
William S. Cogswell. to Mr.. Henry Wilson Lee
LIE ROf-HoPKINS-Marrisd at ST. Luks's Church New
town bGeks County, Penn October "a. led. by tho
rytown, N Y: daughter OF Thomas p. Chambers 10
Frederick o. Le Roy. OF Tarrytown. n. Y.
Notices Of marriages and deaths muss bs Endorsed
win full name ana addr>nA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SAGE HEIRS SATISFIED.
Wsdosc Holds Releases = Sent
Double Legacies to Relatives.

Postmaster William r. Wilcox counsel for eight
Chapin heirs In Russell Sage's will. told a Tribune
reporter yesterday that Mrs Sage now held re-
leases for the claims of at least twenty-five and
possibly all of the twenty-six heirs
understand that several weeks ago each heir
received from Mrs. Sage $4,000 just double the
amount of the bequests," said Mr. Wilcox 'and
that IN Mrs; Sage holds all the releases and is now
N complete control of the estate" The only pos
sibie exception is in the case Of Earl Chaplin who
d1eq between the time of the filing of the will for
done about this I do not know" ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
LLOYD ANSON RIDER

Captain Lloyd Anson Rider. one of the forty
niners and an architect of prominence died at
the home of his grandniece. Mrs. Thomas H. Nc
Clintock. No. 421 East 18th street Brooklyn. on
1uesday. Captain Riders death due to can
Ger or the stomach. He was born at Halifax Mass
ettgH1IIy5eight years ago, After leaving school he
studled Fudled architecture. He planned many OF the
larger churches and theatres in the South and
Middle Md r. West Vest Captain Rider Joined party OF
In 1886 Captain Rider married Miss Sarah Cush-
man, or Massachusetts. who died ten years ago
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
HEARST. INCORPORATED.

From The Albany Journal ...uo ,orro-o-
MI Hearst. Incorporated. has used these corpora
tions of his
To dodge taxes. . o. ,-,,,-,, dom. hx
To evade liability ior oaiiaseS A0' -N'1-' ~ -
one of his employees
To stife oornp petition. 80.
is1.f tax dodging predatory? ,o
Isn svasioS P5lsdat9rsy ons Of the great
y asa 1s % %ybich Air Hearst denounces in connection
with corporationsI .--oa,Aa class his own cor
oretiona with the predatory ones or the service
ehle ones?
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MONEY IN CUBAN TREASURY

Havana, Oct. 17-Major Ladd reported TO
Governor Magoon to-day that he had finished
counting the funds OF the Cuban Treasury AMI
found that they were a little moro than
sf2.00O,00O mostly in American gold The books
balanced.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SAYS HIS DAUGHTER is NOT INSANE

Arthur G. Sedgwick made the following Statement
yesterday:
Several newspapers printed account of nv
daughter Grace, which might lead persons ignora M
OF the circumstances 10 suppose that she had been
committed as an insane person. My daughter ia
suffering from an attack OF brain fever from
which her physicians predict a complete recovery
within a short time. For For the sake Of the care
been taken TO a hospital. She has not been com
nlitted as an insane person. nor IL any such step
thought Of.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
WEDDINGS.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Stamford Conn.,, Oct. 17-Charles Tobias. broker
of New York and son OF Thomas Tobias. last night
married at the Town Clerks office here Miss Ed
ma L. Boutecon, of Matteawan n. Y. daughter Of
George H Routecon. Miss Boutecon Is twenty five
wears old according to the marriage license The
Ceremony was performed by N c. Downs judge
of the City Court
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
Mss NORMA L. MUNRO IN SUIT.
sfoctss Server Says He Was Unable to Find
Defendant.

1iss Norma L. Munro has been named as de-
,s-oaht In action brought by Spire Pitou,
..eAcn oressnaker. 70 recover s246, which, the
4-htsn alleges. remains unpaid on bill.
cns ne case was opened yesterday IN the Supreme
s s.1FI Brooklyn. before Justice Keogh- Pitou is
~ assignee of Callot SRurs. of Paris. A motion
80 - substituted service was made on the ground
- al efforts to locate Miss Munro had failed
was not at her home at Monmouth Beacn
-en The process server called.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR HENRY 3. RICHARDSON.

amherst, Mass, Oct. 17-Professor Henry B.
Richardson. director Of the German department at
amherst College, died to-day from bronchitis He
had been i'll short time His age was sixty-two
years Professor Richardson had been identified
Wied NH amherst College for many years. He was
graduated from Amherst in 1863. wife two
oaughters and one son survive him.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
tBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune !

Princeton, y. J., Oct I1-Dr. Andrew F. West,
tssn Of the Graduate School of Princeton, when
sen st his home, In Bayard Lane, this evening
gave ont the following statement:
The announcement made to-day from Boston
zt the executives cornr1tTea OF the achusetts
Institute OF Technology has invited me to accept
- PRESIDENCY OF that institution subject to con-
prepared 10 make any further statement at present
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Z rnezory O, svye~, 80 1000
hssxss Offering In memory Of Jo'..-..-....:. ZW
Eor.e ci eGchre party by the guests or the .. M
Fsrss4n View House. Whiteheld, N H., 81 W
ty-Ssh Benevolent Society Of West End Pres
,SgsI1+es CAafeA' through Mrs Edward 30 90
IL J. Porter Eat Orange ~ 7 ........ 500
Al o. IRON the annual entertainment given
s,,s Icss1e. Long Island known as tho Cannon
esss1sf Co:sI t59skn sssE aa1 Florence oD 1ss %
kshches,.e4 We ", mite box In tho drug sure 100
- - = -''-'''''-'-' -'...... 300
cougS xs = g opgTegaons 4sf'.a sunday eono' zoos
,afoagf5- M ,-.Ae e fr9Fidence scafsoaie' - 1000
- gsnderf,i, - H'ii' o. 800 90
eshs,s 80 ~ he first Baptist cnaFcn. q ~ 200
issa0uslv sot,res.islsS -llsS AsAoSa-e $N- % 25s 81
:" October IT. 1906 Va 30 -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
1nr Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Nyack. N Y, Oct 17.-At the First Presbyterian
Church here this afternoon Miss Louise Robbins,
daughter OF Colonel L. L Robbins. was married
to LYMAN Ward, of New York City. by the Rev.
r Fl Heron The bride attended by her
eisters-in- law. Mrs Nathaniel c. Robbins and Mrs.
l. L. Robbins, jr. George Beckel. or brooklyn'
was hest man, and the ushers were Eloery Mann,
OF New York; F. Slater Taylor, OF Philadelphia
Harold Koonz, I. L. Robbins tr.. and Nathaniei
c. Robbins of NYack.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING.
NEWS ON PAGE 8.