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New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
EXPOSED HER BABIES FOR GAIN.
Woman Arrested for Begging Was Doing
Thriving Business at ChiIdrsn's Expense

Holding IN her arms tIin,y clothed baby. nina
mcnths oil. with another tlinly dressed tot, three
years Old AT her side. both children crying from
The cold, Mrs. Fannie Goldberg. of No. 30 Essr
Houston street, tried 20 win sympathy and money
from pedestrians on SUNDAY night passing Public
School 8, at Houston and Hester streets Agents
1ubert and BFugger cf he eTerry Society. waIe-ss
Mrs. Goldberg Tor hour and by questioning tns
persons who gave her money found that Sns teoS
IN more than So.
Before being arraigusd IN the Essex Marks.
police court yesterla Mrs Goidoerg was searcne15
in tile Eltridge street poH1e station ant SO p
found in her pockets. The woman SAID -
husband had deserted her and that she had % pSA
for her support.
She was held In $50 bail for further sxsnlins..
ttOn The baby taken 10 cell with ner -
the ether girl VIII taken care OF BY the s0cistl'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
PENN. r. r. AGAINST UNION STATION
IBy Telegraph % ne Irinane.I


Baltimore Dee. S.-The PennSylvania HNA--. =,
viii the Baltimore s ohio Raiirea" O-. -
freight line around Baltimore which 'ne ~.
company expects 20 build neSI year. -,
route OF which was announced 4e" '--e- We ,sis
W A Patron assistant 10 President Cassat'' sAi.
TODAY that the sale hv the Pennsylvania y. - -
of rs Raifiv,Nre q Ohio stock win not afect -
plan Tor using the cul-on ,r A. patton.
THE Baltimore = Ohic, - expensss
win be glad to have some one 20 ssSfS s S',Is
with fr Thrre VIII not be TIVE eut-0Iis o--.-,
It vssts sIs, made plain that the Feiilss s-ss
viii not participate IN any union staloil 1 besis-
as proposed By city ensuleets f ~ ipl1ir,s,rs The
Pennsy lvana VIII build a new sssgo~ 80; 1ot dspssa
it's Can use and It's constr ul LII visa 49,
upcn ann, cur-oe nne arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DAVID WIGHT.

fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
New London, Conn. Dec 3-David Wignt vs-
L0ndou's oldest dancing master died TODAY al M,
cottage in Pine Grove. Mantle NJ wight vs,
eighty years old. He was born in North scituasa
r T.. and at the age OF ten took I'D the Studv n.
music ia Providence He an accomDIisas5
viOlinisT. and leader 0f a New Haven orchasr~s
when In his twentieth year He taught danci-r a.
Yale, and also had classes for over Quarter a. =
century throughout Eastern Connecticut A so-
Frederic g. Wight, composer of The Girl ana 80
Bandit, and other musical productions. survives
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR FERDINAND

TrOF -1-~'' . = BOYLF
Ferdinand Thomas Lee Boyle. for years prosas.o.
Of art in the Brooklyn Institute d5ad 49,
r1oufa yesterday at the home Of his 49, ~ p1e--
law Charles F. satte-iee. No 1O2 Park Place a-als
Ign.
Professor Boyle was born in England sizA..
years ago. With his parents Mr Bovla -. =
New York in 1s2s and entered the National 49,.
errv Of Design ten years later ETe Vras 4. -.
prpiI Of Henry Inman. In 1873 he o-ys~i-es - ~
western Academy of Art. and became - =. =. .la
president at the beginning OF the CfviI w. -.le-
fessor BOYLE commissioned colonel ~ t. -.
Regiment. Missouri Militia. and helped t1 n~a, -
ne was brevetted briEadier general ProfsSssS-s va
BOYLE opened studio IN New York IN lSss 80
the time u
Professor BOYLE was member OF the Ven ".
Sketch Club, ST. J0hu's Lodge. T. and a " AstS stS
Faust Club and the Carlton Club. He r7ar-is4 - :
1851 Miss Catherine SaJterlee OF New Yor5 u -
leaves two daughters. -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CHRISTMAS BoNEs

a real Christmas box has hean received from
Miss Clara r Caywood. = new member. of Seneca
COUNTY X r.. Who saws she has long wished 10
devote a part n hor time 90 the worthy cause 0f
Sunshine and has made the articles bring cheer
n some who sick or disabled. The box con
tanned afghan. four pretty shoulder shaVyls.
bedroom shoes. dainty photographs. mounted. etc.
Another helpful box from Mrs Titus. Of Long
Island, contained besides some warm articles az
clothing. pretty workings. fancy silk hold
ere 1or pins silk wuders several pairs Of nit
tens and knitted face cloths. be- given needed
10 the Sunshine fairs. a box OF clotLiug hats etc
was received from Brooklyn. without "a name
ffry framed pictures and a package OF clgravinEs
for holiday gifts were sent through the Kindness
Of Mrs Greene; three coats and waist came from
= H. $ OF Jersey City. and paper dolls ana cards
from Mrs Higgins, OF Rutland, VI.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
YOUNG GIRL A SUICIDE.
Waitress Up the State Goes TO Join Dead
Mother.

Bath. \. 7. Dec 3.-Leaving two notes be-
hind, in which she gave directions for disposng
OF her personal effects and for her burial, Gene
We've Benedict, fifteen years old committed sui
eide to-day by shooting herself in the head With
a pistol The tragedy occurred at a boarding
house where the girl was employed as waitress
She planned her aCr deliberately In one OF the
notes written Just before she killed herself shs
stated that she was going home 70 mother
Her mother died about a year ago and CsnsvtoTs
constantly brOOded over her death
The girl carefully dressed herself fl her hest
clothes, removed her shoes and lay on her bed
with a revolver IN her hand She called -C$Ond-
BY 10 her employer in the hall below and fred
bullet into her brain. She was killed n
stantly. II IS said that Geuevieve had a sweet
heart in Canton, Penn. where she visited her
grandmother last summer. and was recently dis
appointed IN not nelng able 20 so 20 Canton
again.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CHILD saw THIEF ROB HOME.
Mount Vernon Parsonage Looted While Min.
lister Preached Next Door.

A masked burglar entered the parsonage of
st Pauls Lutheran Church. Mount Vernon, on
Sunday evening. seized the minister's little
daughter tied towel around her head. locked
her in q closet ana proceeded to loot the house.
He was accompanied in his work by the min
ister's son Edward, child Of four years who
in the course Of conversation. as the man riiad
the bureau drawers and emptied the clothes on
the floor, said his mother would be angry when
she got home. The Rev. Edward Staudermann.
pastor Of the church, which is next door, was
preaching at the time.
1t took the burglar, who is supposed TO he
the one known to the police as the mile min
Ute man." about five minutes To ransack the
house and secure ali .Ae available jewery and
cash. Then he SCI the girl free and fled by
the front door. He has not been found
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
POSSE CHASING NEGRO.
Latter Killed Chicagoan By Mistake,
1t Is Believed.
lBy Telegraph to The rribune ]

Vicksburg, Miss, Dec. "a determined posse
is in pursuit of Wes Young a Negro. who yes
terday killed A. +. NIiddah, of No 80 East nth
street, Chicago, at Valley Park, near here.
Threats of lynching are made
Mr.. Middah was in front Of store when the
Negro shot him from ambush It is believed the
Negro intended TO kill W. c. Grubbs who was
near MT. Middah. The dead man was senior
member Of the Delta Realty Company, Of this
city. and was here on a visit.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DRINKS ACID AFTER FAMILY JAR.
Trained Nurse Takes Carbolic When Hus-
band Goes Home to Mother

Mrs Mary Boss, a trained nurse. twenty eight
years old drank nearly four ounces OF carbouc acid
last night at her home. No. 11 Rurledge street,
Williamsburg because her husband went 10 bis
mother home and according 10 her story. said hs
would return 10 her when he felt Ike il. Shs was
taken TO the Eastern District Hospital and IS not
expected TO survive.
Earlier in the day her husband had her N ths
Lee avenue police court on q summons charging
her with annoying him. Magistrate Hlggfn5ornaIn
told them 10 90 home and be happy. The husband.
however, went direct 70 MS mothers home. 10 vas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MAJOR JOHN EDWARD coLvILLE

Major John Edward CoIville was stricken with
apopIexy while dining in Pecks restaurant No. 40
Fulton street last night, and died shortly after
ward al the Hudson Street Hospital
He entered the restaurant with Phillip f. Har-
per Of No. lis Broad street. and hardly had taken
seat when he fen forwa ri on the 1oor-
Mr.. COlvtIle was seventy-one years old. he cane
from Scotland where he was born, at the aga o.
ten He enlisted a Z private in the S1st New
York Regiment az the beginning OF the Civil War
and for meTirortOus service rose To the rank OF
major After the Major COlvfis became ourzar
the Clyde Line, from which he retired four
wears ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
RATE DISCRIMINATION DISCLOSED.
Interstate Commerce Commission Finds Den.
yer & Rio Grande to Have Offended.

Pueblo Col. Dec. 2.-Discrtminations in freight
rates were disclosed to-day at a hearing before E
p Clarke. Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, who is investigating railroad coal and oil
land holdings and railroad rates
The morning session devoted 10 the ey-
phantom OF Denver x Rio Grande officers The
principal evidence developed TO the effect thar
the Colorado Fuel ana Iron Company pays s. a
ton for coal from Crested Butte. Pueblo while the
small dealer pays 81 a ton.
1t was also shown that the Colorado Fuel com
pany received q rate coke from Walseueurg OF
IS cents tOu about half the amount Charged
the general public.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
RENEW PoLYeAmY FIGHT.

Vow that anolle- session Of Congress has opened
'h' Nstt0nai W0fnau's Christian Temperance Union
p preparing - renew IT'S hight against polvgamv
AD efforts VIII nr concentrated ON eegr7-s,,,- = .
passage of an ant-poiyEamy anendmen. - the
i''cral Constitution and evcry state IN The Union
vll cooperate 90 thar end letter from, -, ,-
frla pres Gent. Mrs Lillian II. X Stevens ,z1-
attention 20 these fa.&S. read n !. rres-5,,,
-'e ttarc-s r.. Willard Union The home 30
- f-lle y Martin ~ the lNolaston ves1erda !,
aEfFfffoFH ana inc union resolved % take -
particular share of the work tHc writing OF letters
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
FOUND DYING ON DOCTORS STEPS
Unknown Man Left by Companions-Dies in
Hospital

An unknown man was found yesterday after
mon lying on the steps OF the home Of Dr.
George NJ. Lefferts of No. 212 Madison avenue.
He had a scalp wound. and was taken 10 the
New York Hospital where he died late last
night The man was about ffty-ffve years old.
was well dressed and had gray beard
The maid in Dr.. LefferJs's home said she saw
several men leading the injured man 10 the
doctors house. They put him on the steps
and then went away There was nothing on his
person that gave a Clew to his identity
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
RRlDeEPoRT's Ex-MAYoR FINED.
L. TeIegrapL to a Trbune.l

lBy Telegraph TO The TTibune}
Winsted, Conn, Dec 3.-Frank +. CLARK cx-
Mayor OF Bridgeport, and Frank A whitney
also of Bridgeport. were each fined $50 and costs
by Justice NJ. /, Rlodgett. Of Canaan, for hav-
ing more game birds in their possession than
the law allows The hunters We're boarding a
train at Kent with dress suit case when
Game Warden H. /. Ross held them up and
found the evidence in the suit case. Another
man, who had his birds concealed under his
sweater, managed 10 get inside of the train and
throw them from car window.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
OFERs Two-CENT sTREETCAR FARE.
Opposition Underbids Mayor Johnson's Three
Cent Railway in Cleveland.
TBy telegraph to Ths Trfburs !

Cleveland Dec. 3.-The Cleveland Electric
Railway Company offered 2-cent fare in its
bid for a franchise to-day on a crosstown line
in the West End to keep Mayor Johnson's low
fare railway from obtaining the grant The lat
ter company offered a Scent fare in its bid
for the same franchise. At the same time prop
ositions were asked for q downtown line on sum
nit street. The other street railway company
bid on this, but when it found that the new com
pany did not make an offer It tried to withdraw
the bid. The withdrawal was not allowed
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

TO Senator's Platt and Depew. Senator Platt hsa
already introduced q. the floor of the Senate the
anfi,1GlvrsfnY resolution adopted by the New York
I.ecislafure and the members VIII not forget TO
ma IL rroner acknowledgements of the service
Mrs Maria c Weed who is a member Of the
Frances = Willard Union. and has represented
40 a,vti Norraou crusade in Washington ever since
fi,e srroof investigation began, summoned to
me carita on FRIDAY in the interests of the cause
T,s ,,oiou was addressed yesterday afternoon BY
one Of fbe English delegates to the worlds
c1y9v-p,riou Miss Amy SwSnkie Cameron Associate
..l-s' secretarv for the Worlds Woman Christian
Ternneraucc Union
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
\ DISTRICT PREsIDENT-

Mrs Lucy Thomas Guild, of Ischua Y. Y has
been appointed district president by Mrs Annie
l. Mason state president Of New York. Mrs
Guilds dutiez-Will consist in helping All neigh
horhoods who may wish 10 form branches in this
benevolent society; in advising with officers and
members OF any branch regarding work TO be done
or ways to make the branch meetings pleasant
We'll profitable She viii also supply any
prospective branch with necessary instructions for
crgauiZlnE. upon application.
Mrs Guild organized new branch of nineteen
members November - in Lyndon to he called
Tie Golden Glow. The selection OF the name
Of HoWor seems appropriate as some Of the
young people OF the nav branch have done fnd-
vidgal lrk IN sending flowers 70 nvalids in past
years. The members VINO have joined are
equally enthusiastic The officers ana members
ara; President. Miss Berda Nottingham; viCe-pres-
don't Miss Aa n.l Nix: secretary, Miss Jennie Mae
Rose; treasurer, Miss Dora Kellogg. Mr. and MIS-
BUel Rose Charlie Eda Mildred and Ella Nix,
Lee Kellogg. Harry GRADER. Ella Nav Wildrick.
Florence Sawyer. Florence Cfrferson, Clara Hale.
Agnes Wagner. Marion Wagner. Mary Gould
The notice OF Mrs Guilds appointment viii he
published in the local papers IN Allegauy and Cat
Jsraugus counties. and those deSirous of forming
branches of the T : : viii please communicate
directly with Mrs Guild
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MISS GREY's BODY CLAIMED.
Lawyer of Woman Who Died on the St.
Paul Assumes Charge of Burial.

The body Of Miss Agnes Grey. sixty-one years
old who died on the steamship st, Paul. of the
American Line. on Saturday, claimed yester-
day hy Julius Seymour. Mrs. Grey's attorney, who
has Offices at No = William street and who sent
word 20 the womlns brother who lives in Edin-
borough. Scotland.
Miss Grey was her way TO Mexico 70 settle
estate which to bring her several thousand
dollars. she had been seasick OF the trip and
died of heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
LEROY :. YoUmANs.

Columbia s. c.. Dec. 3.-Attorney General Isroz
F. Youmans died here to-day. He was ATTORNEY
General under Governor Wade Hampton and was
regarded as one Of the most brilliant speakers IN
the South He was appointed Attorney General
in March Of rhis year. to succeed T. X C4Unte-
He VIII be succeeded by J. Frazier Lyon, elected
an 'auti-gr4ft platform last summer. making
three attorneys general for the state within ons
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MONEY RECEIVED.

z r h srnt s. for Thanksgiving cheer; Jean
Of Nyack s. for coal fund; Mrs Fannie O. Bouiter'
of South Dakota 81 for sunshine and 81 as tribune
sunshine Society initiation for her mother Mrs
o. G. Jenner OF Chicago; Mrs. c. sherman OF
BROOKLYN 81 to help furnish material Tor sAlIt.
rbe G1heIsea Branch $40 toward the last payment
Oh Narcoossee COnsuuptive Home; Mrs. Greene 99
cents for 8 badge: s II. y, s. for coal tunG ana
Hi Branch of Brooklyn s. for consulnpIVe nome
NJ rbH treasurer Mrs. E Tuthll
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
A GovERNoR.s INTEREST

The following letter. received by Dr. Ennis resi-
dent physician at the Narcoossee Sunshine Home
and Sanatoriuu for Consumptives. from the Gov
ernor Of Florida shows the deep interest taken by
the highest offcial the in the speca. sun
shine work instituted as means OF help 10 those
afflicted with the great white plague" The letter
reads rs follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MAYOR ORDERS AHEARN INVESTIGATED

Mayor Mcclellan has ordered his Commissioners
OF Accounts TO conduct an investigation OF the af-
fairs Of the department OF the President Of the
borough OF Manhattan, John F. Ahearn. Two
weeks ago the Citizens Union issued pamphlet
charging reckless expenditures and ineiiCiency in
MI. AIrafu office ana the Borough President At
Counsel Is 10 md IN the inquiry
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MAN WHO ARRESTED TENOR MOVED

PatrolInan James J. Cain. who arrested A1afioe
Carusc. the tenor in the monkey house IN CenIIa.
Park. was yesterday transferred 70 the Wess =
street station by Inspector Sweeney: ne tsaIs, ts
made under the recent order OF CofILiss-o-s ss
Bingham that an plain clothes men must % u4-A'
ferred at leaat every thirty dsys
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MARTINS WILL NOT BE CLOSED.

sam Martins restaurant at 40th and
broao"ay "l!l noa be closed. after all. Judge Holt
signed an order Yesterday authorizing the receiver
IN 9anhf uni now in charge Of the business to
consent vi tie Iua1o-i.V H.iu 5tstors o's Win ''
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

ihees- on The receipt. OF 10 cents we VIII send The
4@iH" iatiffn 10y HlaH 70 any address. The pattern
.'es AF H@hsiefred 10 any - teral for cmbroider-
ine ~ siIEIly following te .Iireetion. given ieIq
THE THERMOMETER FIGURE p
ihs design maE be- carried ,,ut La --..-i,i,- a, q
sAsh was- silk, linen. etc.. and enbrojdered ,,itb
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
BROOKLYN MAN KILLED IN NASHVILLE

BY telegraph The Tribune
-NashFiue Tenn. Dec "A Coroners jury to-day
In the case Of William Ardley. OF Brooklyn. re-
Gently Killed here. found that ne came to his death
oniee e building Tho idea OF foul play was eIimi-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
MARIN NECkWEAR

semi-in-ald member. who has been spending
year in the South n Try 70 recover ker health.
a. she has lung trouble has been called North
on account Of the serious illness Of a relative
she would he grateful for black neckplece of fur
and Z ruuf she feels the cold severely. ANY
one having such cheer 70 pass on 10 this
duced gentlewonan VIII please send II 70 the Office
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Ex-MAVoR aELcHgR cogs TO WORK

trenton Dee 2-Ex-Mayor Belcher OF Paterson
e' sSiUlceu 20 twelve years IN state PRISON
for emoezzlement, has improved "a r,Bch IN health
Sine since ne was brought here that he has now been
partment OF the prison. - ''.e ~''''''N' Ne
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
The 0rf5u7e Embroidery Designs.

These embroidery designs we've specially created
Tor th" adjournment ~ Christmas gifts The eut
showing ''.ar attractive holly decora tions is small
reproduction of rnbrofderv pattern 80 bv Is
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN ggTTER.

London Dec SIN view OF rumors regarding the
health OF Joseph Chamberlain. a bulletin was is
sueo th's morning saying that he maintains a
steady improvement IL able 70 taxa daUr ,,-su,,
and drives and IS now allowed to read.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
November y, 1906.

Dr. T. l.. Ennis, NarcOOsSee. Fla.
Dear Sir. 7 would be GLAD 10 receive long letter
from YOU detailing the extent OF tuberculosis and
what per Of persons in this state are afflicted
with this disease. as compared with each OF the
other diseases Of Ike deadly character. also 4
statement showing the per cent OF cures so far as
secured by you, and the per cent of cures that YOU
believe could be effected If proper facilities
furnished. that 7 may treat tbs whole subject in
my message TO the next Legislature assure you
that 7 fully appreciate the great blessing that man
kind would enjoy from d thorough. systematic war
fare. inaugurated a systematic way. against the
dread disease--consuIllIl IltloL W N klHd regards
yours Very truly. \. B. BROWARD. Governor
Executive Department. Tallahassee Fla
At The seni-annual business meeting II sug-
gesJed that each branch be asked 20 contribute
something. II only 81 toward The last payment
This Sunshine Home. which is due January l.
Nearly every branch that was represented al the
meeting gave pledged a certain for
this purpose. The president desires TO call spe-
clal attention 10 this suggestion and trusts the
response from other branches VIII be prompt in
order T. meet the Indebtedness. If there are in
dividual members friends who desire 10 help
on this good work, sucH contributions VIII be
gratefully received at the general Office The
treasurer Of the T. s. s reported AT the meeting
that the second payment OF $3.50 The Home
made on June :. and in September the sum Of
500 was Forwarded 70 build one room cottages and
furnish them.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
PEAnTNe REnrEsfEr

Mrs. Josephine Parker. OF GIadwin. Mich. T. j.
. ''shut-in." will he glad 10 receive reading
matter, as she is often lonely Mrs Lora Merrick
No 4 Sth street, Hsver1iU. Mass also asks for
ma caznos
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

j. 6. r. Rnehart, the young Harvard man who
tried to capture the Republican leadership IN big
Tim Sulivan's district the last primary eiec-
ton, VIII speak Primaries" before the Practical
Politics Club AT the West Side Young Mems Chris
Lan Association, No 80 Vest 9th street tonight
H. 3. Seeley. who WAS arrested Sunday in con-
nection with the presence OF children In skating
rink without their parents guardians held
Iot trldl Yesterday when arraiEned. before Magis-
uate Wahle Leo {. Tethune. cashier OF the rms,
"i which seeey Is one OF the owners. also held
james Chilson a boy. VINO was shot by railroad
detective who says he him trying TO break
INTO freight the New York Central on
Eleventh avenue held tu s. OaO bali yesterday
70! trIa " Magistrate Swectser.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

Perform, good deed speak kindly word, bestow
a pleasant smile and you will receive the same IN
feturn.-Pat-ick Henry.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

sFWhon Fire Chief Croker was knocked down by
his automobile at the fire at No I35 Wooster
last Saturday night. It thought that his ankle
had been only slightly injured It was announced
at Fire Headquarters yesterday that the Chief had
sustained fracture of the left ankle Deputy Chief
hhnus viii be acting chief during Chief Croker s
absence
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-06
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