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New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
PLUMBERS HELPERS ALSO STRIKE.

Following tho strike Of Plumbers Union No ?
agnsnst the Master Plumbers Association. il
announced yesterday that the two thousand
hers cf the Plumbers Helpers Union had gone
strike Tor 8 IS day. They VIII rch,a!n strike
until AN agreement Is reached betvoea tic Master
Plumbers' Association and Plumbers Gnioa so ,.
A delegate Of neHefs orss1f tZfttta Selt4
evening that though helpers could 10 some of the
woTk o. plumbers, Il aad been decided that none OF
them would ;le places Of any OF the strikers
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
WILLIAM ]. MAY, JR., ARRESTED.
Detroit Man Married Mrs. Ranger, of New
YOrk-Speeding in Her Auto.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Detroit, July s.-William J. May. jr.. a we'll known
young and son of ex-County Clerk William j.
May, was arrested tonight for reckless driving in
his wifes automobile While speeding up Wood
ward avenue May down and seriously injured a
citizen, who chung to one of the lights the ma
chine and dragged ninety feet before it could
be stopped. May recently married Mrs. Ranger. a
wealthy widow Of New York ten years his senior.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
LAW ENFORCED IN PAssAlc.

II'E 4eIeRTaph 70 The Irlbune
Passaic. July s.-The Bishops Law was enforced
not only IN this city yesterday but In the adjoining
towns OF Clifton. Wallington. Lodi and Garfield as
Wen %eiL IN PasSaic Chief Of Police William HendIy
s lsG lnl9rned the saloonkeepers that all violators
Vas greater Ihan IN many years. one saloonkeeper
decorated MS front door with black and white
Grape. with sign CLOSED on account OF tie death
OF Miss Liberty In New Jersey"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Herbert Schumacher. of No. 30 East 1Z7th street
a passenger on a southbound Union Railway trolley
car. put his head out OF the window yesterday at
190th street and Third avenue. and struck by a
pillar of the elevated railroad structure. ambu-
lance from Fordham summoned. Dr. Taft said
his skull was fractured The injured man will
probably recover.
Mrs Irma Maher of No 7ls East 9th street had
her husband arrested Friday on a charge of
assault. The latter was arraigned yesterday in
Essex Market police court and held in SCGO bail
refused TO accept bail.
Four men were arrested yesterday as the result
of the death OF John O,Neil, forty-ve years old of
No. Is Charlton street. The death of O'Neil was
ale; alleged to have been eagsed in brswl in the
street. O'Neil received injuries on his head whicS
ultimately caused his death. The body was re-
moved to the morgue to await an autopsy.
William Wallace of No. S29 East 5Oth street. was
stabbed in the abdomen. and Michael Kngannon OF
No 277 Ninth avenue. cut on the hip by Ed
ward Anderson Yesterday. The stabbng was the
murder: anderson was vas arraig9e1 IN the West Side
held without bail to await the result Of tho Injuries
of Wallace who removed to the Roosevelt
Hospital.
Edward Reed. Negro employed on the steamer
San Jacinto which plies between Galveston and
New York. was drowned early yesterday while try
ing to board the steamer.
Coroner AcritelIi ordered an autopsy on Andrew
Mesner. bartender. who died yesterday at the
Hudson Street Hospital II is believed that Mesner
died from poison instead of from acute gastrits.
Conried Herman. seventy-tvvo years old. Of No $50
Avenue \, who was arrested on Saturday for strik-
ing William Meyers on the head with cleaver was
arratgned yesterday in the YOrkville police court
and held in $lodo bail await result of Nieyerss
injuries.
Seven boys, not over eighteen years old were
fined SO each yesterday in the Harlem police court
for dsoTderiy conduct Amsterdam avenue
car coming from Fort George on Saturday nirht
The fines were paid by the boys parents
New York FIRE commissioners will try to-day at
a. m. at Fire Headquarters. patented fire
escape
Jacob kanendetsky. twenty-sx years old. OF No
. Jefferson street. while alghtng from a north
bound Madison avenue ear at 18th street vras
thrown TO the street, He sustained a fracture az
me sAuA ana was removed 70 the Harlem Hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
TOXIC TO BORROW s7,50o,OOO.
Foreign Syndicate Will Issue 5 Per Cent
Loan at &c.

London. July 9.-fn a dispatch from Toxic the
correspondent of THE Daily Telegraph says
the municipality OF Toxic will contract loan Of
81 100000 at : per cent. at issue price of &C.
with a foreign syndicate. The purpose of the
loan is the redemption of the waterwOrks loan
bonds and the bonds Of other municipal under
takings. The issuing houses are the Yokohama
Specie Bank, Ltd. and two London banks
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
NO JUICE IN THE ORANGES.

Orange July (SpeciaD.-As far as the Oranges
arc concerned. the now liquor law was observed
bat In Orange many saloonkeepers were reported
by patrolmen for having screens in the windows.
Public opinion the merit of the law seems
about equally divided. though most of the disgrun-
lied ones left town for the day. apparently seeking
Coney Island and other resorts
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
sAsTILLE DAY AT DREAmLAND.

Arrangements have been completed ~ Dream
lard, Coney Island for ne reception 0s twenty
thousand Visitors Who expected to take part in
fao ec.ehratloI Friday. July l3. Of the fail OF
fhe BasIlle. a French costume ball ar The judg-
Ing ef Frerca ifcaUiIes Rin De held under the
ause.css 4 the French Society u Kew York on the
cyc - ti.o fEeEth national holiday. a ballet VIII
QTecele l..e gT1.cssiy.l.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
CARRIED OFF HEAD OF JACKSON STATUE

rs Telegraph to The Tribune
Lowell. Mass. July S.-Vandals have carried awav
the head OF the old of General Jackson
originally the fgurehcad on the frigae Constitution
The figure has stood for nearly fifty years at tho
entrance u WilloWdale picnic resort near here
Fourth Of July jokers are held responsible for the
damn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
nFFICE. CONNnssIONERS- D. a. WAsH

" ington June -. I90G-SEALED PROPOSALS viii ts
this once until Il O'Clock. Saturcal'
July a. 1906 for grading certain streets ant avenues
agsreEating about Sto0o yards % grading B1rk tA-
of proposal Specifications and an necessary M
will be furnished at this office II r. r MACFAELANus
Il = WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Corausissione.s. 2. e.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
SENATOR PETTUs SERIOUSLY Ill.
IBy telegraph % The Tribunel

tBy Telegraph % The Tribunel
Memphis, July s-Private advices 20 close per
sonal friends say that Senator Edmund W. Pettus
OF ALBANIA, has suffered paralytic stroke and is
in an exceedingly precarious condition Mr. Pettus
Is the oldest member Of the United States Senate
He celebrated lis eig:iy-httb birthday On July 6.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. D. &. WASH

incton June 2S 1905 Sealed proposals viii Re Is-
ceivcd office until y O'clock saturday S--
Il 1905 for EIadins and regulating suburban streets an
avenues Blank forms ol proposal Srecircil-tS -
necessary affirmation Will ce furnished ~ al ty,sT
this Office. ~ 4. r NNCFAEI.AND HENRY l. "|7-'
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. u. e.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington. June 40 1908 B-Seaed Pro
posas will be received al this Office until u July 81
1908. for furnishing
and necessary information may be obtained once
Henry B = MacfaTland. Henry !. West, John Biddle
GommissioaeTG, y. G.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
Proposals.


PROPOSALS To PAVE STREETS AND
AVENUES WITH SHEET ASPHALT once Of re
Commissioners. D. g. july - 1895. sealed Proposals
will be received A. This Office until p oclocS. Ju
20 1856 Ia WIKI slec-
asphalt Blank forms Of proposal specifications. and al
necessary information may be obtained this once
H L. y IACFARLAND. HENRY /. WEST. JOHN
RIDDLE. CoEnmisslorers. u.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
WIRELESS.

The Cunard Pannona passed Nantucket South
Shoals LghtShp yesterday at 1910 m. Sne should
reach her dock about O'Clock this morning.
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II was in wireless
muncaon T15 o'clock night with the station
point She will in EIoboken morning
oho1l I'd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
EORT sLOCUM. \. Y. JUNE 10 19O6.-

Sealed proposals IN triDlcste for construction q
electric lighting system here will ba received until HE
4 A. July 10. 1900 Information furnished on ePpa-
cation l. : right reject accept any 90
all bids or Pa:ts tAereof Envelopes contai-n po7os1-
should be marked. Proposals for electric lighting sye-
tern." addressed Z. y. JONES. C0ustg. O. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
METROPOLITAN LEAVES BULGARIA
MOnsignor NeOphylOs Unable to Land at
Varna-Anti-Greek Demonstrations.

Sofia, July s.-Monsignor Neophylos, the recently
appointed Greek Metropolitan Of Varna. has been
finally compelled to abandon his idea of landing at
Varna and return TO Constantinople by way of
Kustenji board the ship which he
rived There were ant-Cireek demonstrations at
Varna to-day. but they not serious.
Monsjgnor Neophylos arrived at Varna on June
l6 to take up the duties TO which he had been ap-
pointed by the Patriarchate of Constantinope. but
the Bulgarian government refused to allow him to
leave the ship because his appointment had
been submitted for approval II eventually
sanctioned by the Bulgarian government June
25 upon request for ratification from CONSTANT
nopfe.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
WILLIAM Y. NILES.

GEORGE L RTvEs. 30 Liberty Street New YORK City.
and BOARDMAN. PLATT & SOLEI. 50 Vail street
New York City. Attorneys for the Board CT E7ad
Transit Railroad Commissioners FOR the city of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09


Vessel. Line. closes. sails
de Larnaga. Argentine 500 a m
Jefferson. Norfolk Barber Old Dom 800
TUESDAY. JULY 10
Kaiser w der G. Bremen " G. Lloyd $50 m 1000 a m
Seminole Island Clyde 1880 $500 IA
Sl0vonia, Naples Cunafd 1000
Apache. jacksonville Clyde 800 m
Monroe. Norfolk, Ola Dominton SOD
Kansas City, Savannah. savannah. 900
WEDNESDAY JULY H.
Majestic Liverpool White ESQ N 1000 a n,
Trinidad 1890 q
Valdvia Hayu. Hanh Am IL 30 300 m
Trinidad Guiana. quebec .l2:S9 m 800 m
Statendam. Rotterdam Holland-Am.. --' 1000
Madonna. Naples, Fabre. ......-........
F'roteus Orleans, Morgan.
Nueces Galveston. Mallory 300 m
Hamilton, Norrok, Old DoInlnlon 800 m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
WEDNEsDAY. july ~
TRANsPACTFIC MAus

Destination and steamer. Close In n. Y.
Hawaii Japan Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands-Chtna tvia san Fran
Australia Cexcept West. Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia-Aorangi (via Van
couver and Victoria. July Is 600 m
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands-MonEolta
cisco July Is 1880 m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:36 Sunset 1918 Moons IS
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook Island 1O40 Hell Gate 1898
PM-Sandy Hook 1920 Gov Island lO45 Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

Mrs. Irma Maher. of No. 71S East 9Th street had
her husband arrested Friday a charge of
assault The latter arragned yesterday in
Essex Market police and held in 81 eco bail 10
keep the peace for six months Magistrate WaEle
refused accept bail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
FIRE LADIES PAY VISIT
TO MAYOR AND MRS. BUXTON
Handsome Chair Presented by Mr..
Read on Behalf of Department
Band Sercnades.

Mayor and Mrs, Samuel r. Buxton
were presented with handsome arm
chair by the members OF the fire de.
partmcnt. al this home, 3l2 Forty
ninth street. last night. Mr. j.
Winston Read. chairman CT the fire
department and water committee Of
the city council made the presenta-
ton address OH behalf of the firemen,
at the same time inviting Mr.. and
Mrs. Buxton 10 attend the play Man
the Mascot" which will be present
cd at the Academy of Music by anna
tours tonight for the benefit of the
Eagle Engine Company.
Mayor Buxton responded in n
graceful little speech expressing ap-
probation of the gift. and accepting
on Behalf of himself and Mrs. Bux-
ton the invitation of the company to
attend the play. 1t was announced
last night that a special box at the
Academy will he reserved for Mayor
and Mrs. Buxton
The Eagle Engine Company's
brass band serenaded after the pre-.
scntaton ceremonies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
TWO CENT FARE Law FAILS ].
TO WORK OUT IN OHIO
Three.cent Rate Charged by all Rail-
roads But One on Inter
state Tickets.

E CINCINNATI May 21.--The two
cent fare bill. passed by the last legis
laturc Is observed by only one rail
road in the State In interstate traffic.
Between piints within the State
they all charge the new rate of two
cents per mile. but to points outside
the full three-ccnt fare is charged by
each road except the c.. Fl. e d.
From Toledo to Cincinnati the fare
is 9 cents a mile, but if the traveller
buys ticket to ijcwport. KY, it will
cost him three cents n mile or prac.
tically $3.50 to ride from Cincinnati
across the river to Newport.
Various passenger agents give vari,
Gus reasons for this difference. Some
claim the Ohio law does not apply to
interstate travel. while others say it
has been impossible to average the
new schedules. but that as soon as 1t
can be done the two-ccnt rate will
be charged on all traffic.
In the meantime the travelling pub.
lie will have the pleasure of paying
the old rate of three cents on inter-
state travel, except when on the c.
H. & D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
BATTLESHIp LOUISIANA IS
DELIVERED TO GOVERNING Mt
General Manager Post Turned New
Vessel Over to Admiral Harrlng-
ton at Norfolk Navy Yard.

The new batlcship Louisiana, the
first OF the 5000 tons battleshps
building for the United States navy
To be completed. WAS turned over TO
the navy department at the Norfolk
navy yard by General Manager Post,
of the local shipyard, about o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
In tow Of four Chesapeake q Ohio
and Two other tugs. the Louisiana
left her mo1rings at the shipyard at
, O'Clock yesterday afternoon Gen
eral Manager Post was in charge and
II few picked mechanics from the
shipyard force were on board. The
party returned to the city On the
Chesapeake & Ohio tugs last night.
The Louisiana was accepted by
Rear Admiral Harrington as the rep
rescn,ative of the navy department.
Captain Albert Reynods Conden,
who is to command the new ship.
was present when Admiral lIarrins-
ton accepted her.
The completion of the Louisiana
ends the battleship building race be-
tween the local and the New YORK
navy yard. where the Connecticut
Is now under construction. The To-
cI shipyard won the race both in
time and cost of constructions 1t
will be at least two months before
the Connecticut is completed and she
will have cost the government
about 100000 more than the Lousi.
ana. It is also thought that this
yard will win tho contest on speed,
as the Louisiana OH her official trial
developed speed of 1882 knots an
hour, which is Il high mark for the
Connecticut to equal.
The Louisiana should be commis-
stoned within the next three weeks
as she is entirely complete excep.
for the installation Of her second.
AIRY battery. Her crew is now as.
sembled at the Norfolk navy yari.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22

il is probable that the greater part
o! his speech will ba devoted to that
topic. Attorney Is. ID. Scmme3. Of
tl':* city, will introduce Governor
Swanson aud addresses will be made
by number of Elks from all parts
Of the State.
After the speaking there will be II
baseball game near the pavilion be-
tween nine representing the New
port News and Hampton lodges of
Elks and the team of the Norfolk
and Portsmouth lodges. There will
also he II match pool game an
bowling contest between teams OF
those lodges.
Prizes will also be awarded To the
latest Elk. the lsancst Elk. the tall
esl Elk and the shortest ELK in at
tendance.
1t is expected that fully 5000
people will be at Pine Beach on
Elks' Day. The local lodge will send
over a large delegation and Hampton.
Norfolk and Portsmouth lodges will
be well represented.
The proceeds of the days outing
will be donated to charity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
BIG SHIP MAY STRIKE
SHOALS IN The SENATE
/ Is Believed That The Reaction
lists VIII Try 10 Defeat
y, Measure:
PLANS CALL FOR GIANT BOAT
Congressman Williams Does All in
His Power to Delay Legislation
Millions Of Dollars Are Appropriat,
ed For Three observation-disclosures.
tor Burton's Sentence Affirmed.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 21.-
The naval program providing for the
construction of one great battleship
of Tonnage equal to any allua, or
now building, will meet opposition
i'll the Senate, hut not of such stub.
born character rs is thought to ell
danger its passage
There are "a few members OF the
Senate committee on naval affairs
who have expressed themselves as
opposed to the building Of 'thc great
'lnwieldy type of the Drcadnaught,"
now being constructed for the navy
of Great Britain
The battleship will be greater
than the Drcadnaught. The tonnage
must be rs great as the biggesc
battlcship now planned. This is est.
mated at about 10000 tons. It's
speed must be at least u knots and
its draft will be about 2S feet 1t il;
In the armament that it will surpa.s
The Drcadnaught. According to the
plans for the giant defender for the
British navy it will have ten Pinch
guns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
METHODIST BISHOPS
TO ACT ON ADJUSTMENTS
Conference Comes 70 q Close A.
Ter q Successful Meeting
In Birmingham,
FORTY olU HYMNS ARE RESTORED
Presbyterans Stand by the Old Songs
OF Praise-complalnt Against the
Virginia Synod Receives Attention
Plural Marriages Cause the Re-
monstrance. !.
(By Associated Preas.)

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May 21-7-.
The fifteenth session of the General
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church south came to close today.
The features of the morning were
the reading of The answer to the pro-
test of delegates against the plan
adopted looking to n revision aud re-
statement Of the church creed and
the odoPtion Of n resolution striking
out the paragraph of the discipline re-
lating to worldly nmusements nnd am-
powcring The college of Bishops to
draw new paragraph. l#
An amendment was made to the re-
port of the committee on Sabbath oh
scrvance which was adopted calling
tn congress To require that the gates
Of the jamestown Exposition be clos
cd on Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
ERlANs MAI>E REFORMS
Forty Old Hymns Ordered Put Back
In the HymnaIs,

GREENNVILLE 8. c., May 81
The active hard work of the general
assembly OF the Southern Presbyter-
ian church began today. DR.. S. 9.
Laws. against The synod Of Virginia
was made the order for the afternoon
session. DR.. Laws claims that when
n man is converted. whose country ls-
salizcs more than one wife. the man
should annual all marriages excepting
the first one. The synod of Virginia
on the contrary believes it unwise
that such man should annul any of
the marriages.
The assembly voted that forty old
hymns be put back In thefIymn Book.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
100000 BRIDES GIVEN.
Congressional Committee Hears
About New York Grafters.

WASHINGTON. D. C., May 2l.-
Additional inside light was thrown
on insurance methods in New York
today by Representative James A.
Gouldcn. OF that State, before the
House committee on the judiciary
consideratinS the Amcs bill for the
regulation of insurance in the Dis
trict of Columbia
Mr.. Gouldcn is general agent of
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company in New York.
Why" he said, lit was well
conceded fact, that to be a senator
at Albany was worth anywhere from
$4,000 to 100000 year. and that
the money came largely from insur-
ance companies. This is no secret
Every New York man knows it, I
know it. I know it we'll"
Touching on the subject Of cam
paign contributions Mr. Gouldcn
said that his company had been co.
creed into giving $4,000 to ma
tional campaign committee in 1896.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
FOR ElK'S DAY At PINE BEACH
Governor Swanson Will Be introduce
ed by Attorney 3. B. semmes.
Five Thousand Expected.

The Elks of Tidewatcr Virginia
are making elaborate preparations
for the entertainment of the State
lodges of Elks at Pine Beach Thurs.
day and from present indications the
meeting will he one of the greatest
OF it's kind ever held in this section.
The prime object of the meeting
is the formation Of State Grand
Lodge. All of the lodges in the
State have appointed special commit
tees on the matter and those com
mittces will meet at Pine Beach
Thursday afternoon to look into the
ACCESSIBILITY and feasibility of such
move. Local Elks seem confident
that the State Lodge will be formed
and they believe that its organiza,
ton will be big step toward the
bettcrment of the lodges of Virginia
Governor Swanson to Speak.
Governor Claude a. Swanson,
member of the Danville Lodge, will
deliver an address in the theatre at
Pine Beach at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. He is heartily in favor Of
the organization of State lodge and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
MARINES TO GUARD CANAL.
Revolutionsists to Be Held in Check
by Sea Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. May 2t.-
More than 900 marines will confront
the Liberal leaders Of the Isthmus
of Panama in case they attempt to
promote riots and revolution at the
time CT the election i'll Panama on
June 20.
Although the canal zone is under
the secretary of war. there is no in
dication that the war department
will have any troops near the 18TH
mus at the time of the approaching
election, and Secretary Taft must re-
~ upon the marine corps TO protect
the canal zone
Only 200 marines nre OH the 18TH
mus at present These are in COM
mand of Major c. G, Long. more
than 400 marines are ON the Column
bit, which is on its way to Guantana-
mo and will he within easy call In
case the politics bccofe stormy in Pa
mama
The Marblehead, which is now sail
ing southwards down the Mexican
coast and is only a few days from
the isthmus, carries only small de-
iachmcnt of marines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
TOM YOUNG MUST FACE Nine
WARRANTS CHARGING LARCENY
Former Real Estate Dealer VIII IS
Arraisned Before Justice
Brown T Today.

Nine warrants charging petty lar.
ceny probably will be issued against
w Thomas Young before his case is
called in the police court this morn
ing. The authorities are convinced
that the forgery charge cannot be
proven and will withdraw this war
rant.
1t Is alleged that on the night of
March 81, last. Young, knowing that
he had only 81 to his credit in the
bank. signed his name to seven
checks for $40 each anu had them
cashed by his friends. Larceny
charges will be preferred on account
Of each of these transactions. and
Messrs J. p. Fraley and b. H. Con-
nell will make charges of larceny
because Young is believed to have
secured money on note signed by
them after the ncte was supposed
to have been torn UP.
No effort to have Young released
on ball has been made The pris-
oner takes the situation very cheer
fully. A number of his friends wera
admitted to his cell yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-22
w. x. VANDERBILT HERE.
Young MIlionaire's Yacht at Yard
for Slight Repairs

w. X. Vanderbilt's turbine yacht
'rarantlIa. with the young million
aire and his wife, arrived in port
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock.
An accident to the Tarantnla's ma
chinery made 1t necessary for her to
put in here for slight repairs.
Mr. Vanderbilt desired to return
to New York at once and arranged
with Superintendent of Terminals II.
u. Parker for a special train. A
Chesapeake & Ohio locomotive and
pnrlcr car left here at noon with
MIR. and Mrs. Vanderbilt.
The Tarantula went to the ship.
yard and will remain there for sew,
eral days. undergoing slight repairs
The yacht left New York for Hamp
ton Roads Sunday.